my name is matt dorsey the supervisors for thisdistricate. welcome to district 6. it is honor to go here with united playas. when i was appointed to it board of supervisors about 7 months ago the headlines tended to focus on the fact i spent 2 years in the police department working for my former boss and friend bill scott. there were 14 years i spent thin san francisco city attorney office that taught me a lot about city government and lot about the law and during that time there were a couple cases that went up to the u.s. supreme court. one called heller, one called mcdonald that made any meaningful gun control very difficult in the united states of america. what bhakes it more difficult is the political dinomic in washington that makes gun control virtually impossible and we will change that in years to come but until then, community based organizations are the best hope we got and there isn't a finer organization doing the work of anti-violence then united playas. honor to be here. it is important to do this and was pleased to hear from the chief that these kin

>>clerk: >> supervisor connie chan: aye. >> supervisor matt dorsey: no. >> supervisor engardio? no. >> supervisor rafael mandelman: no. >> supervisor myrna melgar: aye. >> supervisor dean preston: aye. >>supervisor hillary ronen: aye. >> supervisor ahsha safai: aye. >> supervisor catherine stefani: no. >> supervisor shamann walton: aye. there are 7 ayes and 4 no's with supervisors dorsey, engardio, mandelman and stefani in the dissent. the motion is adopted. colleagues, we have three minutes before our 3:00 p.m. special order. why don't we see if we can do one roll call. let's skip over item 16 and 17. madam clerk, please call the roll call for introduction. >> >> yes, let's do the introductions. >> thank you, madam clerk. i will be introducing the resolution urging sf mta to provide the parking in the garage for the month of january and february. of course the transit city that we would like to offer free muni of the weekend for the chinese new year parade and also lands on the same day. with that, i thank you now president peskin, preston, melgar and also supporting a review o

supervisor matt dorsey. supervisor merna spl melgar. in addition, we have city attorney david chiu and joaquin torres. we also have the fabulous sheriff paul meomoto. we have appointed officials and city commissioners, city librarian michael lambert. police commissioner larry lee. airport commissioner, malcolm young. human rights commissioner, irene e. riley. small business commissioner cynthia hu. and entertainment commissioner al perez. art commissioner ye ying lu. historic preservation commissioner, lydia so. film commissioner claudia who we'll hear from. and ms. california, 2022. kathy. and also representatives of the con sew late general of china, -- the consulate of china. council general of indonesia. and representatives from the con sew late of korea. and japan. [applause] all right. now, it's the moment we've been waiting for, our stamp dedication. to do the honors, i'm pleased to present our dedicating official, the u.s. postal service governor art derrick kahn. [applause] the postal service board of governors is to a board of

>>clerk: >> supervisor connie chan: aye. >> supervisor matt dorsey: no. >> supervisor engardio? no. >> supervisor rafael mandelman: no. >> supervisor myrna melgar: aye. >> supervisor dean preston: aye. >>supervisor hillary ronen: aye. >> supervisor ahsha safai: aye. >> supervisor catherine stefani: no. >> supervisor shamann walton: aye. there are 7 ayes and 4 no's with supervisors dorsey, engardio, mandelman and stefani in the dissent. the motion is adopted. colleagues, we have three minutes before our 3:00 p.m. special order. why don't we see if we can do one roll call. let's skip over item 16 and 17. madam clerk, please call the roll call for introduction. >> >> yes, let's do the introductions. >> thank you, madam clerk. i will be introducing the resolution urging sf mta to provide the parking in the garage for the month of january and february. of course the transit city that we would like to offer free muni of the weekend for the chinese new year parade and also lands on the same day. with that, i thank you now president peskin, preston, melgar and also supporting a review o

. >> >>> san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is calling on the city to match recruitment bonuses for police officers. to better compete with other bay area cities. the department is on the verge of a catastrophic staffing shortage. right now, just over 1500 full duty officers. dorsey once the police commission to develop a plan to boost that number to more than 2100 officers within four years. the >>> elon musk has wrapped up three days on the stand in san francisco. the ceo is on trial for securities fraud over a 2018 tweet about taking the company private. investigators claim it cost them millions. >> reporter: no complaints from elon musk today about his physical well-being. so a little less trauma in that regard compared to yesterday. but he did complain about this class-action lawsuit, which he calls outrageous. questions today continue to drill down on what was going on behind the scenes in the moments before and after the august seventh tweet, the clearing funding secured. elon musk with help from his defense attorney to trade those tweets is an effort to level the playing fie

supervisor matt dorsey is calling on the city to match recruitment bonuses for police officers to better compete with other bay area cities. he says the department is on the verge of a catastrophic staffing shortage. right now, over 1500 full duty officers. dorsey wants the police commission to develop a plan to boost staffing to the recommended level of more than 2100 officers within four years. let's switch gears and get to the weather. first alert meteorologist darren peck. doerun. >> it's a much nicer day out there today. wendy in the mountains. going to stay windy for the next three or four days. as we look at the cameras view of the rest of the studio, i will give you the details on the forecast. we will be around 60 today. i will see you with the rest of the forecast, which has a small chance of rain sunday. back to you. >>> google is now under >> including california. antitrust against the big tech. trump administration also had an endless lawsuit in 2020. still ongoing. we have reached out to google for a response and have not heard back yet. ticketmaster facing fury outside the

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 january 8 fallos a holiday or sunday as it did yesterday the rules control requiring that the board should schedule the organization and presidential election at 10 a.m. the following business day and here we are. >> i want to thank the members for patience and inconveniences and scheduling their own swearing in's over the weekend. i would like to report in the fourth communication that as of 12 noon yesterday. january 8, there were no vacancies in the district offices as all members newly electd and reelected members, were sworn in. and assumed duties in service to the charter and our resid

matt dorsey has introduced a resolution that would match recruitment bonuses with other cities in the bay area. sfpd currently has about 1500 officers out of more than 2100 that they are budgeted for. the postal service is sending a message to jobseekers all over the bay area. we are hiring. it's looking to fill about 400 positions in the east bay. hundreds more in the north bay, san francisco, the peninsula, and san jose. >> i'm glad to get an opportunity. glad to come in here and see what's going on in the workforce. >> applications are also being taken online. we posted a qr code to take you right to the site on our website, kpix.com. >>> a single mother of three fighting to get thousands of dollars in paychecks that she believes she is owed. but after years of waiting, she can't even get a hearing. >> is a tough to be patient? >> yes. >> we look at why it is taking so long to resolve claims of wage theft and what one lawmaker says needs to change. we've busineness can hapappen anytime, a anywhere. so helelp yours ththrive ad stay cononnected witith the comcast t business c complee

could face to 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 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 o

san francisco supervisor matt dorsey is also in favor of this proposal. he said it's part of a process to resolve open drug use. but opponents say the sites would not only increase drug use but would cause big problems for people who are involved. >> anybody in will be such a site can be subject to, you know, prosecution because this a foundation also just a little as well as the federal issue really is liability. >> and whether there's a way for, for example, the city to portions of the wellness of that word. the coming days clinicians and the public services that don't include the supervision of truck is. >> nonprofits in new york have opened up overdose prevention sites without public funding of various nonprofits in san francisco have expressed some interest doing the same thing here. and we will continue to follow all the developments on these safe injection sites and bring you the latest right here on kron 4. i'm justine waldman, pam and ken, back to justine. thank you. >> a new and alarming national report finds that children children now under age

. >>> former san francisco police spokesman matt dorsey was officially sworn in today. ppointed to the board of supervisors by mayor breed in may. he replaced matt haney. but in november, voters voted to keep him on the board. he cited a police report that said officers took nearly 66 kilos off the streets. >> it is a 12-fold increase in two years and enough lethal overdoses to kill every adult in california. we want to make sure we're doing everything we can to intensivize recovery. >> he wants them to fast track wellness hubs, allowing drugs to be used under supervision and offer resources to help them quit. >>> might be something coming out of the sky besides rain. nasa says don't worry, though. most of the 5,000-pound satellite will burn up before coming tluts earth's atmosphere. it was originally launched into orbit in 1984. it was used up until 2005. and now it's just space junk, just junk and expected to fall back to earth tonight. some of the pieces might make it to the ground. that's encouraging, but nasa says the odds of somebody getting hurt are about one in 1

. >>> former police spokesman turned supervisor matt dorsey was sworn in today. ointed in may and replaced matt haney, who was elected to the assembly. but in november, voters chose to keep him on the board. dorsey pledged to do more to combat the opioid crisis. he cited a report saying that officers took nearly 66 key kilos off the street last year. >> it's enough to kill every adult in california. we are really up against it. we have a priority to get these drugs off our street. hold drug dealers accountable but also make sure we're doing everything we can to innocent inincentivize >>> okay. would you listen to that? right, that is the sound of strong winds in the sierra. it was recorded at the top of the round house ski lift earlier today. the winds were so strong in the sacramento area an amazon truck tipped over on the freeway. this is on i-5 near the sacramento airport. winds were gusting near 70 miles per hour there. >>> los gatos creek in san jose overflowed onto parts of a walking trail. it happened earlier today. even though the trail looks like a lake,

reporter: matt dorsey says vancouver may not be doing enough, saying the drug use and tense show sanncisco needs to do even more. >> these aren't popular. i've seen polling. i'm willing and brave because it's the right thing to do. we do have to be serious about winning public support for this. reporter: neighborhoods must themselves be safe. the da agrees. >> when you look at wellness hubs and the safe consumption sites, make sure they aren't a magnet for the dealers. reporter: pointing to the no longer operating tenderloin center, established under the mayor's emergency declaration in 2021. it became a the factor safe consumption site andreescu me from neighbors. >> we have to strategize how we are going to protect those who need to come into those spaces and make sure that the areas surrounding our no-fly zones for dealers. reporter: at the state level, lawmakers passed a bill this summer that would have paved the way for safe consumption sites in san francisco, oakland, and los angeles but it was vetoed by the governor. larry: thanks a lot. kristen: you can watch tara's abc 7 ori

. >>> down to san francisco, matt dorsey is calling on the city to match recruitment bonuses for polices to compete with other cities. the department is on the verge of a catastrophic staffing shortage. there is just over 1500 all duty officers , a low point in recent decades. as part of the resolution, they want the police commission to develop a plan to boost staffing to the recommended level of more than 2100 officers within 4 years. dorsey says the city is often outbid for new recruits. they have four bay area cities, including alameda, san mateo, and daly city , offering larger bonuses and more generous starting ceremonies. it >>> i am presented with a challenge to make a difference in someone's life. san francisco has the big city vibe like the movies. the city is full of life. >> they are highlighting the experiences of different officers on the force. they say the goal is to spark interest in those they may not consider a career in law enforcement. it >>> we look at norman in san jose. they announced a change in their identity. it is only a slight week. going forward, they are c

liz: san francisco supervisor matt dorsey says action is needed to prevent a catastrophic staffing shortage at the police department. he plans to introduce a resolution tomorrow urging the adoption of policy, which matches recruitment bonuses offered by competing jurisdictions. he says it is needed because san francisco is continually outbid for new hires. the resolution urges the police commission to develop a plan for reaching the recommended staffing level of 2200 officers within 40 years. -- four years. larry: another home red tagged due to the threat of mudslides. ryan curry spoke with the homeowner just as he was leaving. ryan: on britain's loading the final boxes into his car before he spends the foreseeable future at a friend's house. officials have called his home unsafe because it could go down a hill. >> we got red tagged on saturday. come sunday morning, it :00 a.m., we moved things out. ryan: the rain is continuing to pose problems here. one home already slid off its foundation. you can see the damage on the first home. this family has not been able to return yet. now there is

consider her proposal designed to increase the number of police officers in the city supervisor matt dorsey has introduced a measure that would allow the city to match any police officer recruitment bonus offered by other northern california cities . supervisor dorsey says his proposal would prevent what he calls a catastrophic staffing shortage. in the future. tesla ceo elon musk is expected to be back on the witness stand today in san francisco in the courtroom there must is defending himself against investors who say his tweets back in 2018 about the possibility of taking tesla private cost them. a fortune attorneys argued that the tweet by must that funding had been secured misled investors. if the jury were to find that mr musk issued this in reckless disregard of the truth or worse , intended to full shareholders , he might be on the hook for punitive damages as well as compensatory damages. attorney argued that saudi investors had come through before a hench on a handshake deal and that musk was ready to take tesla private by selling a portion of a stake in spacex, if necessary. plai

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to consider a proposal designed to boost the number of police officers in their city supervisor matt dorsey introduced a measure that would allow the city to match any police officer recruitment bonus offered by other northern california cities. supervisor dorsey says his proposal would draw in more officer candidates and prevent what he calls a catastrophic staffing shortage in the future. mayor matt mehan took part in the annual census. list of homeless people in santa clara county before dawn this morning. the point in time censuses, a coordinated effort to count the number of homeless on one single day. the count includes both people living on the street as well as in shelters. and today, the mayor and other volunteers counted on house people at the guadalupe river park, the mayor said. it is important to know how many people need help. we can't develop common sense solutions to homelessness. if we don't understand the scope of the issue, which is why it's so important that we are out here today, counting very specifically how many people are out here and then following up to understand

. >> criminal justice aspects of this 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 it's important is to put people into clinical environment where they may have other medical issues that can be addressed with medical staff. >> 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

set to consider a proposal designed to boost the number of police officers in the city supervisor matt dorseyintroduced a measure that would allow the city to match any police officer recruitment bonus offered by other northern california cities. supervisor dorsey says his proposal would draw in more officer candidates and prevent what he calls a catastrophic staffing shortage in the future. all 11 people killed in the monterey park, mass shooting over the weekend have now been identified. nine other people were hurt, and tonight it remains unclear how many are still in the hospital right now, though a candlelight vigil is being held for those who lost their lives. fox news' christina gonzales joins us now from monterey park with the latest christina. yeah, we're actually at the dance studio where this all happened. let me give you get out of the way because you can see that there's a growing vigil and they're actually setting up at this location. you can see that reads one for each of those victims identified who died because kamala harris vice president kamala harris supposed to be here tom

. >> 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 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 portions of the wellness

in the city supervisor matt dorsey introduced a measure that would allow the city to match any police officer recruitment bonus offered by other northern california cities. supervisor dorsey says his proposal would draw in more officer candidates and prevent what he calls a catastrophic staffing shortage in the future. six tonight. the san francisco board of supervisors has approved a plan to build tens of thousands of homes in the city over the next eight years. the board voted unanimously in favor of the plan . it would require the city to build 10,000 housing units every year through 2031 with a total of 82,000 homes. more than half of them would be earmarked for low income and moderate housing subsidies. the supervisors have to sign off on the plan again next tuesday before sending it to the mayor's office for final. all approval. and the mayor says she supports the plan, she said in a statement. in part quote, we can no longer rely on past thinking to get anywhere near building 82,000 homes over eight years. i am hopeful for the work that lies ahead and optimistic about what we c

will consider a proposal designed to increase the number of police officers in the city supervisor matt dorseyhas introduced a measure that would allow the city to match any police officer recruitment bonus offered by other northern california cities . supervisor dorsey says his proposal would prevent what he calls a catastrophic staffing shortage in the future. presidet mike pence's home in indiana. pence's lawyer said he was unaware of any sensitive information that was taken to his home at the end of the trump administration. former vps team said a small number of documents was discovered last week in his personal residence. the latest incident in which a current or former elected official was found to have sensitive information found in their home. the justice department in several states have sued google today they alleged google tried to neutralize or eliminate rivals through acquisitions and the force advertisers to use its products by making it difficult to use competitors products. the suit was filed in federal court in virginia attorney general merrick garland expected to address the

consider a proposal that is designed to increase the number of police officers in the city supervisor matt dorsey has introduced a measure that would have the city match any police officer recruitment bonus offered by other northern california cities . dorsey says his proposal would prevent what he calls a catastrophic staffing shortage in the future. san francisco 40 niners are headed to their second straight nfc championship game and third and four years they will travel to philadelphia this week take on the eagles for a spot in the super bowl. the niners are looking for their 23 year old rookie quarterback to take them there with just eight games of experience. his teammates say he's ready for the big stage. it's ballsy. it's moxie or whatever the #### the words being thrown around. it's like he's he's killing it right now. every day and the way he prepares, you see it in practice and in games um. he's just been an impressive guy to be around in the huddle, so uh, yeah, i'm not shocked anymore, just who he is now, with the win against the cowboys on sunday, pretty became the only third rookie

my name is matt dorsey the supervisors for thisdistricate. welcome to district 6.ppointed to it board of supervisors about 7 months ago the headlines tended to focus on the fact i spent 2 years in the police department working for my former boss and friend bill scott. there were 14 years i spent thin san francisco city attorney office that taught me a lot about city government and lot about the law and during that time there were a couple cases that went up to the u.s. supreme court. one called heller, one called mcdonald that made any meaningful gun control very difficult in the united states of america. what bhakes it more difficult is the political dinomic in washington that makes gun control virtually impossible and we will change that in years to come but until then, community based organizations are the best hope we got and there isn't a finer organization doing the work of anti-violence then united playas. honor to be here. it is important to do this and was pleased to hear from the chief that these kinds of programs work. i'm a believer in them as well, but

. >> supervisor matt dorsey. >> present. >> supervisor joel engardio. >> present. >> supervisor rafael mandelman. >> present. >> supervisor melgar. >> present. >> supervisor peskin. >> present. >> supervisor

. >> supervisor matt dorsey. >> present. >> supervisor joel engardio. >> present. >> supervisor rafael mandelman. >> present. >> supervisor melgar. >> present. >> supervisor

supervisor matt dorsey. supervisor merna spl melgar. in addition, we have city attorney david chiu and joaquin torres. we also have the fabulous sheriff paul meomoto. we have appointed officials and city commissioners, city librarian michael lambert. police commissioner larry lee. airport commissioner, malcolm young. human rights commissioner, irene e. riley. small business commissioner cynthia hu. and entertainment commissioner al perez. art commissioner ye ying lu. historic preservation commissioner, lydia so. film commissioner claudia who we'll hear from. and ms. california, 2022. kathy. and also representatives of the con sew late general of china, -- the consulate of china. council general of indonesia. and representatives from the con sew late of korea. and japan. [applause] all right. now, it's the moment we've been waiting for, our stamp dedication. to do the honors, i'm pleased to present our dedicating official, the u.s. postal service governor art derrick kahn. [applause] the postal service board of governors is to a board of