>>supervisor hillary ronen: no. >> supervisor ahsha safai: no. >> supervisor catherine stefani: aye. >> supervisor shamann walton: no. there are four ayes and 7 no's. with supervisor's chan, melgar, preston, ronen and safai in the dissent. >> thank you. please call the vote. >> i'm sorry, my apologies. can we rescind the vote. do i need to have the vote to rescind the vote? >> no, mr. president, since it is your first time doing that. [ laughter ] thank you for that. i neglected to look at the roster. you have my pledge, i will get better. supervisor dorsey. >> supervisor matt dorsey: thank you, president peskin and i will accept responsibility for not accepting the fast draw on the request to speak. i did want to address on the merits of president cindy elias. i wanted to say this is going to be so far my political career this will be the nicest and appreciative no vote. i just wanted to express to president elias, my appreciation for her dedication. i will say if there is a commission that deserves salaries is a police commission as much as any other. police commission meetings for

solution, san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is on board with mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronen latest plan to address open air drug use in the city. >> the 2 have introduced legislation that would allow for safe drug consumption sites in san francisco to open. >> while being privately funded by a nonprofit that somebody wanted to get into trigger. >> i'm ready you know, we would be able to work with that person to make sure that they're getting into some kind of treatment that they're being for other medical needs. and one of the things also it's important is to put people into a clinical environment where they may have other medical issues that can be addressed. >> the city passed legislation to grant permits for city-funded overdose prevention programs back in 2020. but because of how the law was written, it doesn't allow the programs to open until federal and state legal issues are resolved. the issue really is liability. >> and whether there's a way for, for example, the city to fund portions of the wellness of that word. the coming days clinicians public services that don'

>>supervisor hillary ronen: no. >> supervisor ahsha safai: no. >> supervisor catherine stefani: aye. >> supervisor shamann walton: no. there are four ayes and 7 no's. with supervisor's chan, melgar, preston, ronen and safai in the dissent. >> thank you. please call the vote. >> i'm sorry, my apologies. can we rescind the vote. do i need to have the vote to rescind the vote? >> no, mr. president, since it is your first time doing that. [ laughter ] thank you for that. i neglected to look at the roster. you have my pledge, i will get better. supervisor dorsey. >> supervisor matt dorsey: thank you, president peskin and i will accept responsibility for not accepting the fast draw on the request to speak. i did want to address on the merits of president cindy elias. i wanted to say this is going to be so far my political career this will be the nicest and appreciative no vote. i just wanted to express to president elias, my appreciation for her dedication. i will say if there is a commission that deserves salaries is a police commission as much as any other. police commission meetings for

now supervisor hillary ronen. she's moving forward with the idea she plans to introduce this legislation next week at their board meeting. i'll send it back to you. alright, camila, thank you. >> the city of san francisco says the number of fatal drug overdoses has fallen. that's according to new data released by the department of public health. the city recorded 620 overdose deaths in 2022, but slightly down from 2021, 1, 6, 140 deaths were reported. and in 2021 725 deaths were recorded. officials say fentanyl remains the leading driver of drug overdose deaths in the city. meantime, the san francisco art gallery owner caught on camera spraying an unhoused woman with a water hose has been arrested. kron four's michael thomas has the latest on this developing story. >> that man was arrested and taken into custody yesterday afternoon. he's being charged with misdemeanor battery and the da calling the incident, quote, an acceptable. take a look. this is cool year. quinn know he's a gallery owner and the man seen in t

. >> also in san francisco, mayor london breed and board supervisor hillary ronen and plan to open a safe injection site in the city. and it is a plan that they say will not require taxpayer money. our justine waldman joins us now from our newsroom. just tell us more about this plan. absolutely. drug overdose deaths have been a big issue in the city and some city leaders believe that the safe injection sites could help reduce the number of deaths. mayor breed and supervisor hillary ronen are introducing legislation that would overturn a city law that they say gets in the way of allowing nonprofits to set up safe injection sites. that's where people can inject drugs and they hygenic environment with clean needles under the supervision of workers who are trained to prevent overdoses. this is coming after governor gavin newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed some cities in the state to set up supervised drug consumption sites last year. mayor breed and other san francisco officials say they're willing to move forward with privately funded sites in spite of previous concerns that d

now to san francisco, mayor london breed and board supervisor hillary ronen plan to open a safe injection site in the city. >> it's a plan they say will not require any taxpayer money. kron four's camila barco has more on the legal hurdles that this plan could face. >> construction sites need to be a part of >> the solution, san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is on board with mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronen ce latest plan to address open air drug use in the city. >> the 2 have introduced legislation that would allow for safe drug consumption sites in san francisco to open. >> while being privately funded by a nonprofit that somebody wanted to get into trigger. >> i'm ready you know, we would be able to work with that person to make sure that they're getting into some kind of treatment that they're being assess for other medical needs. and one of the things also that's important is to put people into clinical environment where they may have other medical issues that can be addressed. >> the city passed legislation to grant permits for city-funded overdose prevention progr

san francisco mayor london breed in board supervisor hillary ronen introducing legislation thursday that would allow nonprofits to set up safe injection sites. >> they say it would happen under the supervision of workers trying to prevent overdoses and would have clean needles. it is the plans that they say which will not require taxpayer money. however, opponents argue the sites would not only increased drug use but would cause big problems for the people who are involved. >> anybody in be such a site can be subject to, you know, prosecution because this a foundation also just a little as well as the federal law. >> last year, governor newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed some cities, including san francisco and oakland to have injection sites. ben savage, the actor known for starring in the 1996 com boy meets world is making a run at congress in 2024. savage has registered to run as a democrat for california's 30th house district, which encompasses west hollywood burbank in parts of pasadena. the 42 year-old recently ran for west hollywood city council but fell short. the house

san francisco supervisor hillary ronen who represents the mission district says the shooting was part of a spike in neighborhood shootings. that shooting is being described as a targeted incident. no arrests have been made. also in san francisco, one person is hospitalized with serious injuries after a fire sparked at a hotel video from the citizen app shows fire crews reaching the upper floors of the seneca hotels. this fire has since been contained. the cause remains under investigation. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the niners head to their go-to spot to dine out ahead of tomorrow's game in san fran >> and that go to spot is in san francisco. one star player is expected to play. we have their reaction next. and taking a live look outside this morning at conditions on the roadways. you're looking at walnut creek right now and weather in terms of no wind and rain are expected to pick up later this morning into the afternoon, a full breakdown of what to expect for you. step what to expect for you. step outdoors. coming up. the long-lasting scent of gain flings made it smell

. >> and san francisco mayor london breed in board supervisor hillary ronen introduced legislation that would overturn a city law allowing nonprofits to set up safe injection sites under the supervision of workers trained to prevent overdoses. the sites would facilitate people injecting drug sunday, but they call hygenic environment with clean needles. sits a plan. they say, well, not require taxpayer money, but opponents say the sites would not only increased drug use but would also cause big problems for people involved. >> anybody in will be is that because such a site can be subject to, you know, prosecution because this a foundation also just a little as well as the federal law. >> last year, governor newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed some cities, including san francisco and oakland to set up supervised drug consumption sites were still herring. a strong reactions after a san francisco art gallery owner was arrested for using a water hose. >> on an unhoused person outside of his business. call your going facing charges for misdemeanor battery for the alleged intentional

san francisco supervisor hillary ronen who represents the mission district says the shooting was part of a hike in neighborhood shootings and it is being described as a targeted incident and one person hospitalized tonight with serious injuries after a fire. >> at a hotel in san francisco, this is video from the citizen app. it shows fire crews reaching the upper floors of the seneca hotel, a 7 story building and the fire was on the 6th floor. the cause is still under investigation in the east bay. the oakland police department is looking for this missing 12 year-old girl tanya. >> vez was last seen yesterday on holly street in oakland around midnight. they say she was last seen wearing white and blue shoes. concord police continue their search for 19 year-old damon lives in be juniors. last time his family saw him was on new year's day. police say they found his car near the overpass on port chicago highway. anyone with any information on either of these missing persons cases asked to contact their local police. president biden holding at awards ceremony honoring heroes for their cou

. >> good morning, seattle mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronen.termined to open a safe drug consumption site here in the city. but because of current federal and state legal issues right now, they can not so they are introducing a new legislation that would help open the site without taxpayer money. now the safe drug consumption sites, they have been a topic of discussion for the board of supervisors for a while in 2020, the board approved a process for how they would grant permits for city-funded overdose prevention programs like safe consumption sites. but because the way the law was written, it doesn't allow the programs to open until federal and state legal issues are resolved. but now breeden, ronan, they are introducing legislation that would repeal the process they put in place in 2020 if the legislation is approved, it would allow for the site to be privately funded by a nonprofit before the legal issues are sorted out a year ago. the tenderloin center opened as part of breeds emergency declaration for that neighborhood. the goal of the on

. >> yes, so mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronen, they are determined to open a safe drug consumption sites here in the city, but they are facing excuse me, but because of federal and state legal issues, they cannot. so now they are introducing legislation that would help open a site here in the city without taxpayer money. the safe drug consumption sites. they have been a topic of discussion for the board of supervisors for a while in 2020, the board approved a process for how they would grant permits for city-funded overdose prevention programs like safe consumption sites. >> but because the way the law was written, doesn't allow the programs to open until federal and state legal issues are resolved. so now bree dan ronan, they are introducing legislation that would repeal the process they put in place in 2020 if the legislation is approved, it would allow for the site to be privately funded by a nonprofit before the legal issues are sorted out a year ago, the safe drug consumption site at the tenderloin center opened as part of breeds emergency declaration for that neig

. >> good morning, seattle mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronen. they are determined to open a safe drug consumption site here in the city. but because of federal and state legal issues, they cannot. so now they are introducing legislation that would help open those sites without taxpayer money in the safe drug consumption sites. they have been a topic of discussion for the board of supervisors for a while in 2020, the board approved a process for how they would grant permits for city-funded overdose prevention programs like safe consumption sites. but because the way the law was written, it doesn't allow the programs to open until federal and state legal issues are resolved. so now breed and ronan, they're introducing legislation that would repeal the process they put in place in 2020. the legislation is approved. it would allow the site to be privately funded by a nonprofit before the leak. could legal issues are sorted out? the city has made several attempts to address its ongoing open drug use on the streets last year. they opened the tenderloi

mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronen planned to introduce a plan that would allow supervised drug injection sites in the city . the proposal calls for sites that are not operated by the city. instead they would be run by non profit groups using only private money that would bypass state and federal laws that ban publicly funded safe injection sites are time now. 408 well, the 49ers will head to philadelphia this coming weekend to play the eagles in the nfc championship game. 49. others beat the dallas cowboys, 19 to 12 big win at levi stadium. it was a battle of two tough defense is with the 49ers, getting two interceptions of cowboys quarterback dak prescott. there's one of them. after a quiet first half the 49ers offense came alive near the end of the third quarter and with the game tied 49ers marks down the field to score and never gave up the lead. they stopped the cowboys and their final drive and wanna nail biter 1912. yeah, it's pretty cool to see the clock at zero. and then you see that the niners over the cowboys that's pretty sweet. in the in the playoffs. playing f

san francisco mayor london breed and board supervisor hillary ronen introducing legislation today that would allow nonprofits to set up safe injection sites. they say that. >> it would happen under the supervision of workers chain to prevent drug overdoses and would have clean needles is a plan they say which will not require any taxpayer money. however, opponents argue the sites with not only increased drug use but would cause big problems for the people who are involved. >> anybody in be establishes site can be subject to, you know, prosecution because this a foundation also just a little as well as the title role. >> last year, governor newsom vetoed a bill that would have allowed some cities, including san francisco and oakland to have those injection sites. >> then savage, known for starring in the 1990's, sitcom boy meets world is making a run at congress in 2024. savage has registered to run as a democrat for california's 30th house district, which encompasses west hollywood, burbank and parts of pasadena. the 42 year-old recently ran for west hollywood city council but fell sho

so yeah, mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronen. they are determined to open a safe consumption site here in the city. but because of federal and state legal issues right now, they can not so they have legislation to get those sites open that wouldn't be paid with taxpayer money. safe consumption sites. they have been a topic of dissent discussion for the board of supervisors for a while in 2020, the boar set up a process for how they will grant permits for city-funded overdose prevention programs like safe consumption sites. but because the way the law was written, it doesn't allow the programs to open until federal and state legal issues are resolved. so right now, breeden ronin are introducing legislation that would repeal the twenty-twenty permitting structure if it is approved, it would allow for the safe consumption site to be privately funded by a nonprofit before the legal issues are sorted out. it was just a year ago that the 10 year ling center opened as part of breeds emergency declaration for that neighborhood. the goal

san francisco mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronen plan to introduce legislation that would allow supervised injection drug sites in the city. if approved, non profits would be allowed to open a supervised injection site with private funding only their proposal to avoid using public funds is aimed at bypassing state and federal law, which prohibits supervised injection sites. the legislation is scheduled to be introduced at the board of supervisors meeting on tuesday. still to come. the clock is ticking until the country reaches the debt ceiling . what congress is doing before time runs out. also ahead. new zealand's prime minister was praised for her early handling of the covid epidemic pandemic her announcement today that she is stepping down. trash that killed more than a dozen people in a suburb outside kiev. authorities confirm several officials were among the victims, including ukraine's interior minister, he oversaw ukraine's police and emergency services. he is the most senior official to die since the war started nearly a year ago. it's not yet known if the crash wa

deaths last year. 72% were attributed to fentanyl, san francisco mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronen plan to introduce legislation that would allow supervised injection sites in the city. now, if approved, non profits would be allowed to open a supervised drug injection site with private funding only their proposal to avoid using public funds. is aimed at bypassing state and federal law , which prohibits the injection sites. legislation is scheduled to be introduced at the board of supervisors meeting on tuesday. landslides up and down the state of california following weeks of heavy rain, how geologists are assessing the risk of new slides . also, former police officer derek chauvin has asked the court to throw out his murder convictions in the death of george floyd, also newly unsealed documents now shedding light on the evidence against brian co. burger the man charged with murdering for university of idaho students. and brock purdy in the 49ers prepping for the cowboys on sunday. jason appelbaum has the players and coach shanahan's thoughts on the rivalry subway keeps upping thei

mayor breed along with supervisor hillary ronen announcing that nonprofits must lead the way on opening new sites. but without city funding or legal protection, the breed administration took some heat last year for closing the linkage center in the tenderloin without the filling a promise to open several smaller sites by the end of the year. today, the mayor saying the city will remove current restrictions on non profits opening their own supervised injection sites instead of having to wait for federal courts to weigh in on the issue. meanwhile, a federal case on the legality of safe injection sites could be settled by the end of the month. >> downtown san francisco still struggling to recover from the pandemic. that's according to a new study that examined 62 large cities to see just how they're recovering from the pandemic. it. but downtown san francisco in last place. wow, for sarah stinson spoke with researchers behind the study. she joins us now live in san francisco to tell us what we've seen. if you've been downtown boy, you've noticed. >> that's right, vicki, the study found tha

and in 2019, the rules committee, which was then chaired by hillary ronen recommended unanimously and the board of supervisors in 2019 approved again unanimously with a slightly different change in composition. i wanted to sit that out for the record. and then i want to talk about the dynamic around policing. not only in san francisco but in the united states of america at this time. and let me say the obvious which is that we all deserve to be and all want to be safe in the city that we live in. that we work in. and we all want a police department of the highest standard. and highest integrity. but policing is complicated and the role of an inspect sides's oversight commission in a landscape where nuanced and sensible police reforms are sweeping the country is important. and is something that i have supported historically and and continue on and mrs. elias represents both. a desire to have a safe city for all of us to enjoy. and while employing best practice and appropriate reform in urban policing. >> now i then and there has become politically rauh in the wake of district attorneyy

mean he has done anything wrong and is not intended to be punitive london breed and supervisor hillary ronen in san francisco plan to introduce a plan that would allow supervised drug injection sites in that city. the proposal calls for sites that are not operated by the city of san francisco. instead, they'd be run by non profit groups using only private money. that move would bypass state and federal laws that banned publicly funded supervised injection sites happening right now. elon musk, the ceo of twitter is back on the witness stand in the san francisco courtroom a short time ago must took the stand again to defend tweets. claiming he had financing to take tesla private in a deal that never happened. both current and former tesla investors accused musk of misleading them when he tweeted that he had the financing to take tesla private, and some investors say that tweet cost them millions of dollars last friday during his first testimony must defended his frequent use of twitter to think aloud and comment on a wide range of issues and business interests. coming up on mornings onto the n

hillary ronen is my supervisor she spoke my mind at the last meeting.ving on faes and social occurrence the quaker meeting house is a block away. i'm representing our local friends meeting and i'm working with american friend's committee nationally. why are we here? the sheriff's department submitted a principle to arm robots at the last minute on a friday for a board of supervisors meeting. on a tuesday. denoticing the public of rit to comment for 30-days to be considered, discussd and defiernd what circumstances they will be used. i thought it was disingent with us to militarize the police with you transparency when the points was to keep the public record of purchases and use. there remember in guide lines for the robots for loathal force. why now. they were designed for surveillance. retrofitting them will require try and error. >> sir you are welcome to peek to this but that's not before us on the sheriff's department and the police department are 2 different department this is is a different policy you refer to the matter this committee dealt with

young, supervisor hillary ronen with supervisor melgar for seat number 2 to the association of bay area governments. why don't and then i once we vote on i will do this the same motion i would like to make that motion and continue item 5 to the next meeting of the rowels committee alcohol be chaired by supervisor dorsey. on that motion to substitute supervisor melgar for supervisor ronen for the appointment to abag item 5 a roll call, please. >> and this is also vote for the others. why only an amendment to item 5 and congress that item to this committee >> item 5, to amend and continue to the next meeting of rowels committee, on that motion supervisor chan. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair peskin. >> aye. >> the motion passes without objection. >> now i will make a motion to sends item 3 as amended as i committee report, item 4 as a committee report. item 6 as a committee report with recommendation for tomorrow's board of supervisor's meeting. on that motion a roll call, please. >> yes, on that motion, supervisor chan. >> aye. >> vice chair mandelman. >> aye. >> chair

. >> supervisor hillary ronen. >> present. >> supervisor safai. >> present. >> supervisor catherine stefani. >> present. >> and supervisor walton. >> present. >> we have a quorum. all please join me in the pledge of aliege[pledge of allegiance] now to the communication of the credentials i have 4 to report. first from the director of elections the candidates elected to the office member of the board of supervisors. who received majority votes cast at the election. held on november 8, 2022. who therefore declared elected to that office. namely and in district order. the member representing district 2. catherine stefani. district 4. joel engardio. >> district 6, matt dorsey. >> district 8 mandelman. the member representing district 10. walton. >> congratulations. [applause]. >> second we are in receipt of the city controller filing or renewing the surety bond that requirement to met for the new electd and reelected members of the board. >> third charter section 2.116, on the eighth day of january in odd numbered years the board of supervisors shall elect a member as president of the board. if

hillary ronen is my supervisor she spoke my mind at the last meeting. serving on faes and social occurrence the quaker meeting house is a block away. i'm representing our local friends meeting and i'm working with american friend's committee nationally. why are we here? the sheriff's department submitted a principle to arm robots at the last minute on a friday for a board of supervisors meeting. on a tuesday. denoticing the public of rit to comment for 30-days to be considered, discussd and defiernd what circumstances they will be used. i thought it was disingent with us to militarize the police with you transparency when the points was to keep the public record of purchases and use. there remember in guide lines for the robots for loathal force. why now. they were designed for surveillance. retrofitting them will require try and error. >> sir you are welcome to peek to this but that's not before us on the sheriff's department and the police department are 2 different department this is is a different policy you refer to the matter this committee dealt