lena howland is live outside san francisco city hall with what you need to know. lena: good morning. polling places and voting centers like the san francisco city hall will open at 7:00 this morning. today is the last day for you to drop off your mail-in ballots or register to vote in person. voter turnout will be key to who wins control of the house and senate. that is why we saw governor newsom and vice-president on the campaign trail yesterday giving a last-minute boost to democratic candidates as democrats risk losing control of congress. republicans are favored to win the house of representatives and prominent republican leaders predicted a red wave similar to the blue wave in 2018 when donald trump was president. newsom paid a visit to orange county with several tight congressional races. >> these guys are ruthless on the others. >> one does not have to abandon their faith or deeply held beliefs to agree that the government should not be telling her what to do with her body. lena: that was vice president harris advocating for proposition one and also said tha

san francisco is. we're going it fight for this city every day and i hope you'll join news that fight to make san francisco a safer city for every person who is a part of it. with that, i want to introduce our chief of police, bill scott. >> thank you mayor breed and good morning, everybody. i'm going to start off with just a little quick history of it program. and when mayor breed sat with me in her office and this vision was being inspired, i saw the gloom in the mayor's eye that it's something not only that they wanted do but wanted it right now. this was over two years ago. and about a week or two after that meeting with the mayor, we were at a luncheon being hosted by the union square bid and the mayor announced that the the amr program. and i knew she wanted to get it done. it was just a vision at that time. we took that back with our team and made it happen. and here is the result of that vision by our mayor. the program started as a pilot about two years ago. this was during the global pandemic when we were constructing the program and doing everything we had to do. we had to get the support of all

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lena howland is live outside san francisco city hall.ow other than the correct time? lena: [laughter] that is right, good morning. voters need to know they should not with the rain stop them from coming by the voting center here at a san francisco city hall to drop off their ballots, vote in person. they can even still register to vote today, as well. as democrats risk losing control of congress, governor newsom and vice president harris were out on the campaign showed yesterday, giving a last-minute boost to candidates. republicans are favored to win the house of representatives, and a prominent republican leaders have predicted a so-called red wave similar to the blue wave in california and 2018, when donald trump was president. while newsom paid a visit to orange county, where there are several tight congressional ratios -- races that the tip the balance of the house. vice president harris warned college students about the future of abortion access at an event in ucla. this is a strategic move the democrats hope will get out the vote.

time anyone who has information about the robbery is being asked to contact south san francisco police. >> san francisco's city hall is all lit up in a red, white and blue tonight to celebrate a big win today in color. >> team usa advanced in world cup business after beating iran today. one meal. >> they handled their business. yeah, they did. they advance to the elimination round there. one of 16 teams to make it out of this first stage. it was day big soccer match. also really a a geopolitical event. kron four's rob nesbitt went to a sports bar. the castro to talk with fans who are watching the match about all the protests centered around the games. >> a lot of controversy involving fifa women's rights and lgbtq rights. there are some interesting perspectives today at high tops which is a sports bar in san francisco. oh, my god is tensions ran high at the high tops bar as soccer fans gathered to watch team usa player on the red, white and blue needing a win to but tensions have been running high since the people world cup started. the games are being played in qatar where even being can be punishable by deat

san francisco. it's a cry out for help iceberg is about to hit the city of san francisco the city relies millions oflars in property taxes as more offices become vacant i don't think folks fully understand even even the folks that are that are fully committed to 100% remote work. i understand people have gotten comfortable with it, but even a hybrid schedule helps. to support our city right now under the most optimistic scenario. san francisco could lose about a hundred million dollars in property taxes the worst case scenario 200 million by 2028. these projections were presented by the city's chief economist ted egan. he's numbers show that 200 million dollars is only a glimpse of the impact the vacancies will well go down by 2028 under our forecast, but the problem is the rents are going to be lower than and so property income will be and property values will be less in that year than the assessed value for many properties. that's property taxes means the city would need to start cutting. services a lot of them have to do with directly cleaning our streets keeping our cities safe historically in t

and today marks 44 years since san francisco mayor george moscone e and san francisco supervisor harvey milk were shot and killed inside san francisco city hall tonight. the friends of harvey milk plaza will hold a memorial event for the 2 leaders in the castro district milk was california's first openly elected official. he was gunned down in his office by former san francisco supervisor dan white on november. 27th 1978 white also killed that mayor george moscone eat that day. tony was considered the people's mayor for opening up city hall to reflect the diversity of san francisco, appointing people of diverse backgrounds to city possessions. now state senator scott wiener took to twitter today in remembrance of the 2 saying they were assassinated by dan white who hated the inclusive approach. the leaders brought to san francisco. he continued today. we still face a political backlash to inclusion and we still face political violence. we must commit to ending this poison. tonight's vigil will take place at harvey milk plaza at 07:00pm. so just about 45 minutes, we'll have a live report coming up tonight in prime time. well, he served fo

. >> in san francisco, abc7news. >> san francisco cityaders are promising and increased police presence into areas in light of recent robberies. showed you two of those incidents last week. a wedding photographer fighting off an armed robbery attempt outside the palace of fine arts, another photographer's belongings were stolen at gunpoint at the same location on the same day. today it san francisco district supervisor kathryn stephani announced more police coverage is being added around the palace of fine arts and inside her district business corridors. stephani says sfpd ambassadors will be parole -- parole and those corridors. >> a strike that could make supply chain issues even worse, rank-and-file members of the nation's largest real union have rejected a deal, that leaves open the possibility of a crippling rail strike that could take place on december ninth. however congress could order the real world workers to remain on the job if they do go on the job. >> new developments at twitter tonight, employees and the company's sales dep

one is in cooperation with, it's the same one with the san francisco state and then also we have mental health certificate program at san francisco city college. so they have 323 peers in fiscal year 2021 working through the behavioral health system. so our peers do everything from taking people to appointments to picking people to making, to taking people to the pharmacy, to see that they get their medication and during covid. and we're not socially isolated. so that's really a unique part of our mental act services programming. next slide please. and then in terms of our evaluation. mhs a requires evaluation. so that's something that is built into all of our programs. all of our programs, have smart objective that they submit through monitoring through the bocc. so through our emphasis on--so larger bhs system. we improved our tracking efforts to outpatient referrals and outcome. for example, one of the things that we were looking at with our innovation project, how long was it taking for people to link to the peer, what were the barriers? and how can we work to decrease the barriers to get folks to link into the outpatient treatmen

today here in san francisco they are expecting some 15,000 more ballots to be returned by mail. now, voters also have the option to drop off their ballot. here at city hall it's a universal voting center so it doesn't matter what district in san francisco you belong to. now, this voting center, as well as over 500 polling places across san francisco will be open until 8:00 p.m. and the same is true for other bay area counties. earlier this morning we spoke to evelyn mendez with the santa clara county registrar voters office. she spoke about the measures their office is taking to ensure free and fair elections. >> we're very transparent, so if anyone wants to come into our office to see the processes, we will show you every step of the way. there's only certain people that have access to the ballot counting room. less than ten people probably in the building. there's always going to be two people with the ballot at all times to make sure that, you know, the ballot is safe and secure, this is the law across the entire state. so that's going to happen throughout the entire state today. >> reporter: now, the elections office in alameda county has launch

let's hope that there's some changes made because san francisco is the most photographable city in the united states of america in san francisco dion limb abc 7 news. in the south bay more than 700 people were cited by police during a san jose sideshow and today investigators spoke out for the first time about how they stop that illegal activity abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes has the story. this intersection at monterey road in branham lane. and san jose is a moderately busy one with a library on one corner and apartment complexes on the other ones. it looks calm this monday, but on saturday night, it was a site of a massive weekend side show in the sideshows are absolutely an epidemic within our communities regionally and locally on saturday, san jose police say they put a stop to this one made up of hundreds of cars. we were able to successfully employ a tactic that we have developed where we essentially block them in that required over a hundred officers sergeants in lieutenants. police say they blocked in over 500 vehicles and issued over 720 citations. 82 of them were juvenile

this is a new day. >> city leaders in san francisco have got a new attitude for union square this holiday season aiming for it to be one of the safest locations in the city. we're here to celebrate and uplift san francisco. this press conference is kicking off san francisco safe shopper initiative here in union square, which was the infamous location of last year's flash mobs caught on camera. shoplifting video seen around the world in response to that sfpd launched a new safety ast year from november. 20th through december night. police say there were major decreases in assaults, burglaries, larceny and motor vehicle thefts during the holiday season. last year. you can come to this area without bumping into a police officer. and guess what? that's what will happen this year this year. they're bringing it back, hoping for similar outcomes. we're adding 150 more ambassadors to the street. san francisco city officials say bart and muni have also partnered to make sure that ambassadors on hand to support people taking public transportation as well as the city making an effort to clean sidewa

gloria: some had also gathered on the steps of san francisco city hall to honor trans lives lost this year. the interim executive director of san francisco pride said it is always a sad day. the recent tragedy is adding to that. but it is not hopeless. reggie: thank you. local leaders also reacting to the shooting in colorado. state senator scott wiener says it may be a product of increased anti-lgbtq loss and sentiments across the country. >> we are being targeted politically, we are being targeted with threats and harassment online. sometimes, that spills over into violence. it has to stop. reggie: patrick bowers has been pouring drinks at moby dick bar in the castro district for 28 years. he says it can happen anytime, anywhere. >> until we get our arms around mental health issues and guns in this country, it is going to be a reality. reggie: the san francisco police department says there are no known threats to the city at this time, but they are in constant contact with state and federal law enforcement to help people -- help keep people here safe. these events can of course take

kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the story. >> city leaders in san francisco have got a new attitude for union square this hosiday season aiming for it to be one of the safest locations in the city. we want everyone to know that we've got eyes and ears on the which we plan to make this one of the best and safest times during the holiday season. for those who come to san francisco, we have officers out that you will see. >> but they're out there for a purpose. and that purpose is to arrest people who don't get anyone who is caught engaging in such conduct will be held accountable and will face consequences. this is the new day. >> this press conference is kicking off san francisco safe shopper initiative here in union square, which was the infamous location of last year's flash mobs caught on camera. shoplifting video seen around the world in response to that sfpd launched a new safety initiative. the results last year from november. 20th through december night. police say there were major decreases in assaults, burglaries, larceny and motor vehicle thefts. this year. they're bringing it

and city leaders in san francisco are making an effort to increase public safety. they are expanding that community ambassadors program to a popular neighborhood shopping area. well, of course, has shows us where. >> these are quality people that will bring value to public safety. city leaders in san francisco are continuing their effort to make shoppers feel safer this holiday season by expanding sfp d's community ambassador program to include the west portal neighborhood. >> we want people to enjoy these communities, want people to go out to restaurants, want people to go shopping. we want them to spend their money in san francisco and feel safe while they do so. so. >> that's what this is about. unlike the orange jacket. welcome, ambassador, is you've seen around town these ambassadors wearing the blue jackets are retired sfpd officers which police chief bill scott views as an asset for providing public safety. they are eyes and the ears like they're not police officers. they they have police radios. they know the coles out of it. >> you know what they're lookin

course, replace the former san francisco dha, who was overwhelmingly recall by san francisco many critics felt he was simply too soft on crime. london breed. i >> i want the city to be safe. i want seniors to walk down the street and not be afraid. i want families to be comfortable walking their children to the park i want and that is going to be a better, safer place for all of us. and she is an important part of since she was appointed acting da, brooke jenkins has and also very high profile cases, especially the recent attack on speaker pelosi's husband. getting a lot of national in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron. 4 >> now to the east bay where oakland is decided on their next mayor. 10 candidates were running to replace mayor libby schaff. lauren taylor is in the lead with shanked. how close behind kron four's terisa stasio spoke to taylor as those results came in. >> i'm here in oakland, lauren taylor came out to thank everyone that has supported him in the past year as he ran for mayor. he is not saying that he has won but listen to what he had to say. yes, there are still tens of thousands of votes to be counted. >> but i'm confident that this kid f

san francisco's history. now it's getting a nod from the city's small business commission. is week it became the very first adult entertainment venue to become a part of san francisco's legacy business list. it is more than just bragging rights for the owner and the people who rely on it to pay their bills. >> some people don't understand what happens in this club. they don't understand how it works. it's a world class entertainment. and that's not always the opera or always the symphony. >> reporter: strip club owner joseph caruba and your grandmother might have something in common, antiques. n north ves them. he says beh kind likeing e it you're re you're there to just take care of it. you for the piece. and then to give it to somebody else. so that's the condor. >> reporter: the club has been around since 1950s. but it wasn't until 1964 the condor got famous or infamous for when it became the first fully topless bar in america. >> this is not a museum where you go in and it talks about the coast. but this is a living remnant of that time. >> let's start at the beginning.

there is a major delay on the san francisco line in the sfo, millbrae daly, city and east bay directions. more information on the situation as soon as we get it right here on kron 4. meanwhile, traffic is moving again after a truck with a bucket hit. the ceiling of the broadway tunnel in san francisco earlier today. cause traffic delays as crews work to repair the damage and get the street back open. it happened in the eastbound direction headed towards china town in north beach. the westbound lanes not affected here, but for some and harry live for us there now. and what's the traffic looking like and what's the repair going to be like? >> yeah, it took about 3 hours, but we do have that traffic back open, headed eastbound. we take a look behind me. you can see there are some cones set up and that's in that right lane. that's where all of the damage happened. and because of that, that lane is going to stay shut down for the rest of the night. and just the left lane will be open. >> repair crews spent hours working inside of the broadway tunnel on monday after a bucket truck came through

san francisco early on. in the mission district and moved out to daily city and bounced back to san francisco. street keeping us awake at night. when i was seven-years-old and i'm in charge of making sure we get on the bus on time to get to school. i have to make sure that we do our homework. it's a lot of responsibility for a kid. the weekends were always for family. we used to get together and whether we used to go watch a movie at the new mission theater and then afterwards going to kentucky fried chicken. that was big for us. we get kentucky fried chicken on sunday. whoa! go crazy! so for me, home is having something where you are all together. whether it's just together for dinner or whether it's together for breakfast or sharing a special moment at the holidays. whether it's thanksgiving or christmas or birthdays. that is home. being so close to berkley and oakland and san francisco, there's a line. here you don't see a line. even though you see someone that's different from you, they're equal. you've always seen that. a rainbow of colors, a ryan bow of personalities. when you think abou

san francisco early on. in the mission district and moved out to daily city and bounced back to san francisco.t from the ups building. for me, when my earliest memories were the big brown trucks driving up and down the street keeping us awake at night. when i was seven-years-old and i'm in charge of making sure we get on the bus on time to get to school. i have to make sure that we do our homework. it's a lot of responsibility for a kid. the weekends were always for family. we used to get together and whether we used to go watch a movie at the new mission theater and then afterwards going to kentucky fried chicken. that was big for us. we get kentucky fried chicken on sunday. whoa! go crazy! so for me, home is having something where you are all together. whether it's just together for dinner or whether it's together for breakfast or sharing a special moment at the holidays. whether it's thanksgiving or christmas or birthdays. that is home. being so close to berkley and oakland and san francisco, there's a line. here you don't see a line. even though you see someone that's different from you, t

the san francisco park commission accepted a $100,000 gift from the estate to build a memorial in honor of pioneers in the area. the city and county of san francisco contributed an additional $200,000 and the stadium was built in a year. in the 1930s it was home to several colleges such as usf, santa clara and st. mary's for competition and sporting. in 1946 it became home to the san francisco 49ers where they played nearly 25 years. the stayed de yam sat 60,000 fans. many caught game the rooftops and houses. the niners played the last game against the dallas cowboys january 3, 1971 before moving to candlestick park. the stadium hosted other events before demolition in 1989. it suffered damages from the earthquake. it was reconstructed to seat 10,000 fans with an all weather track, soccer field and scoreboards. it hosts many northern california football championship games. local high schools sacred heart and mission high school used the field for home games. the rivalry football games are sometimes played here. today it is a huge free standing element, similar to the original featuring tall pink columns at the entrance.

san francisco rising with chris manors. today's special guest is mary chu. >> hi. i'm chris manors, and you're rising on san francisco rising. the show that's focused on rebuilding, reimagining, and restarting our city. our guest today is mary chu, and she's here to talk with us about art and the san francisco art commission. well come, miss chu. >> thanks for having me. >> it's great to have you. let's talk about art in the city and how art installations are funded. >> the arts committee was funded in 1932 and support civic review, design investments and art galleries. projects we have are funded by the city's art enrichment ordinance which provides 2% of construction costs for public art. >> so art is tied to construction. there's been a great deal in the southwest of the city. can you talk about some of the projects there? >> sure. our city has some exciting projected in the bayview-hunters point coming up. one artist created a photo collage. in the picture pavilion, one artist formed a collage of her one-year residency coming together with residents, and anchoring the new center is a landmark bronze sculpture, inspired by traditional ivory coast currency which the artists significantly enlarges

san francisco. she lives in the house she grew up in. >> we love the city.really makes me sad that it's gone in the direction that it has in so many ways . and so, i want to be part of the solution. i want to try to make the letter. it's clear to me that the city is not going to address the trash issue , at least not everywhere. and so, i feel like if i went to enjoy it, i should be part of the responsible team that takes care of it. >> reporter: once a month, she geysers with neighbors to pick up trash. she says over the last several years, the issue has grown. >> the trash, i just noticed it more in the street outside of the garbage cans. sometimes , there will be a garbage can, and trash piled up around the outside of it. >> reporter: san francisco voters in 2020 approved proposition b that split up the public works department and made the sanitation department. this year , proposition b is again on the ballot to reverse this move and sweep away the newest department. >> i think to some extent, the government is out of touch with what the citizen jury rea

let's hope that there's some changes made because san francisco is the most photographable city in thencisco dion limb abc 7 news. a university of virginia student and ex-football player is in police custody tonight. he suspected in the fatal shootings of three current players. the suspect is identified as 22 year old christopher jones jr. two others were wounded in the shooting which happened on a bus full of students returning from a field trip to see a play in washington dc police. say the university's threat assessment team became aware of jones back in september when a third party reported john's may have had a gun jones was taken into custody late this morning after a manhunt that lasted about 12 hours university of virginia classes are canceled today and tomorrow investigators have identified four victims found dead yesterday in a house near the university of idaho campus, but have not identified as suspect the victims were all students at the school police are investigating the deaths as homicides, but haven't provided any other information about what happened the search contin

commission they have done a good job of making sure the port team reflects not only the city but the people of san franciscong together we with bring the port back to the economic stimulus for people who live here. >> it is important that -- everyone have a role at the port of san francisco and everybody feels welcome >> the chair called the meeting to order. if you could please rise if you are able for the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> president elias, if i can call roll. [roll call] >> you have a quorum. also here we have chief scott from it san francisco police

and san francisco city leaders want to make union square one of the safest places to shop during theken precautions, especially after last year's notorious smash-and-grab and mob rob crimes caught on camera. there are people running in running out with stuff in response to this. san francisco police launched the safety initiative and the police chief says that it really has helped. >> during the holiday season last year, you can come to this area without bumping into a police officer. and guess what? that's what will happen this year. we want everyone to know that we've got eyes and ears on the street. we're adding 150 more ambassadors to the street. >> wow. so you're going to see a presence there and to make shoppers feel safe. city officials say bart and muni have also partnered to make sure that ambassadors are on hand to support those public transportation stations as well as making the city cleaner and safer for shoppers. >> for your health this morning, the cdc is tracking a new covid variant known as b and one. it's another offshoot of the omicron variant. they say roughly 4%

city. they make recommendations but what they can do is hold san francisco hostage. they can deny funding and threaten to say we will lay down the law inside your city and think the big thing to work on is to try to work with the other cities in the bay area and make them have more housing. now there is all kinds of conversations going on in san jose and santa clara housing where people are fighting new houses with catch phrases to make it sound right. they are fighting housing to protect the environment. fighting housing to protect narrow roadways and saying we don't have emergency plan. if you bring more people to the community what will we do so expanding the conversation outside san francisco and seeing opportunities to increase density in other communities rather then maintaining the status quo and holding to unreasonable standard- >> thank you. question 15, do you have a comprehensive plan to address transportation needs in d10 both for those trying to get around the city and those commuting outside the city? brian. >> yes, i think i do have a comp rehensive pla

thanksgiving dinner table when state regulators say it might be time to open the season, and city leaders in san francisco are hoping that union square is on the verge of a transformation . how the city is working to fill up empty storefronts. our police officers. we have eyes and ears on the streets. we have our street cleaners. i mean , this this downtown looks really magnificent. san francisco city leaders say they're reimagining the future of downtown going into the holidays and beyond. it was a year ago when smash and grab robberies were making headlines in the union square area. well today, police chief bill scott says bigger police presence and the arrest of some of the most prolific retail thieves are helping to keep shoppers safe. at the same time, there's still a large number of empty storefronts and vacant space in that major retail corridor. ktvu brooks jarocz has a look now at some of the strategies to get businesses back to union square. deck down for the holidays. san francisco's union square is on the verge of what many hope is part revival, part transformation, night and day out here. the

san francisco connected in the future. not only that, it is co to making the city safe, liveable and sustainable. and with that, i hope you will foind me online and vote brian sam adams district 10 supervisor this november. thank you. this is walton president of san francisco board of supervisors. representing district 10. i am running for reelection i can serve the residents of san francisco and make sure or isolated communities have representation. i will fight for fordable housing, make sure that we address the needs of people had are experiencing homelessness and do everything we can to get people off the street. we are a vibrant city and need someone who will fight to recover from this pandemic and our small businesses that are hospitality industry does in the continue to suffer. as the current president of the board of supervisors, i have been able to work with other members of the board of supervisors other leadership not only to tackle the issues of people sprngs homelessness, affordability in san francisco and making sure that we recover from the pandemic but also doing everything to keep

. >> the san francisco city supervisor spent hours debating if they should give police the ability to use lethal remote-controlled robots in an emergency situation, police have had these robots the tool for years using search warrants and to de-escalate situations. a new california law requires the department to inventory military-grade equipment and seek approval for its use from the supervisors. i will be some voting in support. >> of this measure today in a continued effort to keep our kitty sick, our city safe. some supervisors say the city upneeds to be prepared for whatever may happen and the robots help them do that. the police department says they do not have any pre armed robots and have no plans to arm them with guns, but they could equip robots. but the explosive charges supervisor hillary ronen says she sees more potential problems than benefits. there are so many arguments against this robot simply will not be able to do to make these judgment calls in the same way. >> with full situational awareness that a police officer with people be able to make assistant police chief

of supervisor harvey milk and mayor george moscone he, both shot by supervisor don white at san francisco cityall. >> it was political violence that took away mayor george moscone he and harvey milk. it was hate fueled political violence. what we are seeing four decades later is the same thing happening. reporter: jeffrey kwong is the vice president of the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club. the organization publicly condemning congresswoman marjorie taylor greene's attack on state senator scott wiener this week. falsely calling him a groomer. >> these impacts are intensified . attacks are intensified the week after. it's horrifying. >> the rise in homophobia and transphobia against our community is another reminder that what happened in 1978 to harvey milk is not over. reporter: according to the human rights campaign, in 2022, 36 states introduced anti-lgbtq+ bills and kwong says those legislative actions are fueling violence against the community. >> a slew of legislation pouring across state legislatures, targeting kids in schools, transgender kids especially. reporter: too many candles lit

and my san francisco city, like is the dominant news. if you're just good for >> over napa, sonoma, nevada, santa rosa. so we like to take a take that that whole area is like our back lot. >> still >> ahead, the nfl always has a full slate of turkey day football and today was no different next in sports, kate rooney will have all the highlights. you can handle. >> and temperatures staying rather warm around the bay area record-breaking but now much colder weather, maybe some rain heading our way. taking a closer look when we taking a closer look when we come back. i'm karen. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. i really like the flexibility. and for me, it's one less thing to think about while traveling. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allerg

city hall 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 244, san francisco, california that completes my comments. read the first item. >> yes, item one. ordinance amending the administrative code to establish the 706 mission fund to receive funds provided to the city under the 2013 sales agreement regarding the report at 706 mission to authorize the reshg and park and community development to expand money for specified purposes after receiving recommendations from the soma stableation advisory committee and rec and park department approximate mayor's office of housing and community development to prepare reports and regarding the expenditure from the fund. >> thank you, mr. young. there is history on this one goes back about a decade. bh the then supervisor district 6 jane kim, worked with south of market communities around the development of a purchase and sale agreement for 706 mission street. which you may know as a millennium project and the potential future home for the mexican museum. and after supervisor kim left members of the community reached out to her ultimately not getting a robust re

san francisco. i was born in mari's health hospital, raised for a short period of time in the sunset. came back to live in the city when i was going to hastings law school. now it's calderon san francisco law school, the university of california, i guess. it has always been where my heart is. so, to be here today. to have you recognize me is really a great privilege. supervisor chan, a special thanks to you for initiating the resolution. let me just say that i may be leaving congress, but i'm not retiring. i am coming home. i am coming home to reengage with the communities that i love. as i think about what i'm going to do in the future, it has really struck me that we live in one of the richest counties in the country. yet, we suffer with such great need. i am starting to first focus on san mateo county where twenty billionaires live. five thousand people who makeover a million dollars a year. yet 33% of the children in schools are on free school lunches. two thousand are living in unstable housing or are homeless. so, i hope that when i return that we will have an opportunity to work together and do a deep dive

francisco, she said the city would never be san francisco, because new york city was successfully fighting because san francisco is a city of unmatched beauty and natural grantor. -- natural grandeur. us and new york? >> i lived in new york for 10 years. i love new york but grew up in california, i live in california. i don't want to hate on you your. just like i don't think new york should hit on san francisco. we are both great places. we can acknowledge that. you don't have to tear one down to left one up. but at the end of the day san francisco does have a higher property crime rate down new york. is opposed airtran to be a politician and say, we are not that at least we are not that. >> i was in new york just two weeks ago. i lived there for a large portion of my life. i never saw new york cleaner. it never felt safer than i did during my visit a couple of weeks ago. i've got to say it -- i walked the streets of new york for four days and saw only three homeless people on the streets. >> that's impressive compared to what we are dealing with here on a daily basis and a lot of neighbor