clerk today is john carroll, and i would also like to acknowledge jeanette engel from safeguard tv, mr. clark, do you have any announcements? yes. thank you. please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices you brought with you to the chamber today. if you have public comment on any of today's sorry if you have public comment on today's singular agenda item, when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, please line up to speak along the western wall of this room. you may submit your written public comment by emailing me at joanne period. crowell at sf gov. org or you may send your written public comment to our office in city hall. that is the clerk's office, room 244. city hall's address is one. doctor carlton b goodlett place, san francisco, california 94102. items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of april 16th, 2024, unless otherwise stated. thank you very much, mr. clerk. before we call item number one, i would like to make a motion to excuse president peskin from today's meeting on the motion off

i have nothing against mr. clark trump, but i really admire and respect to mr. b. do any, he seems like a decent. i'm no, no frustrated or to contribute to rachel marsden, don't listen to the details of why this will evolve. people have chosen to defy a western desire for more war. in the western establishment seems to be having a bit of a freak out over the fact that slid back in voters just elected with 53 percent of the vote. and the 2 candidate run off a new president, peter pelligrini, who doesn't act like the capital of slovakia is kids are based on us. what of us? i will do everything i can to ensure that slovakia, whether anyone likes it or not, always remains on the side of peace and not on the side of war and let whoever wants to criticize me for that as much as they want to talk to last last to the vacuum, voters chose robert feet, so as prime minister, after he made a live noise during the campaign about putting the church back into the center of the village so to speak. in other words, putting the concerns of the slow back young people back on the fore

like i as, mr. clark mentioned, my name is fiona hinsey, and i'm seeking your, positive recommendation today for reappointment to the sfmta board of directors. it has been my honor to serve the city, on the board of directors since 2021, in that time, i've served as a chair of the policy and governance committee, as well as a member of our vision zero subcommittee. and, supervisor chavez asked me to address, some of my goals, for next time, our my number one goal. will be addressing our vision zero, goal , goal and policy, as you all know, we've, recommitted to vision zero as of last week, and, particularly, i'll be looking at to strengthen, interdepartmental communication and collaboration when it comes to vision zero, such as working with the fire department and public works to expedite, to expedite and make our project a reality. and also, i know that there was some discussion at the to about, our biking and rolling plan, formerly formerly known as our active communities plan, one of my priorities will

hello, magandang hapon, mr. clark and supervisors. my name is teresa imperial of. i'm the director of build housing program. i just want to say that when we're thinking about housing, it needs to be in a very holistic way. and i would advise the board of supervisors to deeply scrutinize the department of building inspection. as you can see, the community is doing a far better outreach and education than the inspectors itself. so, when you have a chance to scrutinize the dbi, please do that. what i can say is the current process of accessing affordable housing in san francisco is daunting and unfair. barriers exists at various levels. cuts to services like rental relief, subsidies, education or case management can impede individuals ability to maintain stable housing. since there is no senior housing, housing for people with disabilities and or section eight housing never opens. rental assistance specialist subsidy is the only alternative you have right now already. investment in tenants assistance services programs are already low, which actually should be more exp

clark. >> thank you mr. leader and for putting this moment in the historical contest that it deserves. we are in a make or break moment for ukraine, but also for the standing of the united states. are we an ally that will come to defense of another sovereign democracy? are we going to stand up at this moment and say we stand together with ukraine and against the aggression of prudent? -- putin? we know the forces across russia , but also across the aisle here in the house of representatives that want to see putin be successful. that have been holding up this vital national security funding for months and moving the ball as they do it. moving the goalpost. so, today's the day. and we stand ready as house democrats to vote for our national security. the vote to stand with our allies and all the world -- across the world and send the message that we stand behind our word, we stand with our allies and stand firmly for democracy. that is how we will continue to evaluate this package. that is how we will vote on this package when it comes before us. with that, i am proud to yield to our cauc

mr. the gentlewoman from massachusetts, ms. clark. the gentleman from california, mr. aguilar. the gentleman from california, mr. lieu. the gentlewoman from colorado, ms. degette. the gentlewoman from california, ms. matsui. the gentleman from california, mr. takano. and the gentlewoman from hawaii, ms. tokuda. vice president harris: the president of the senate appoints the following members on the part of the senate to escort his excellency, kishida fumio, prime minister of japan, into the house chamber. the senator from illinois, mr. durbin. the senator from washington, ms. the senator from minnesota, ms. klobuchar. the senator from west virginia, mr. manchin. the senator from new jersey, mr. the senator from maryland, mr. kardon. -- cardin. the senator from hawaii, ms. hirono. the senator from kentucky. the senator from south dakota, mr. theun. the senator from wyoming. the senator from west virginia, mrs. capito. the senator from iowa, ms. ernst. the senator from alaska, ms. mruczkowski. the senator from idaho, mr. parishioner. and the senator from tennessee, mr. haggardy.

mr. clarke. thank you sir, it'll start a little bit today and then a lot, a bit tomorrow.orrow's hard to believe here, to get this cold around april fourth and also fifth. but it's all associated with that upper low, which is right up here. and it is on its way. it's over water trajectory. that helps with with possible rain. it'll be right over us tomorrow, about, well, 5 or 6:00. this way. it looks main impact. today is a bigger fog bank. so cooler temps. so san rafael, san francisco, oakland, san jose. down we go. a good ten, 12 degrees for some, especially inland. cold april system rainfall quarter of an inch to three quarters. thunderstorms with hail. rainbow weather probably on friday. funnel clouds, maybe out to the valley. this is a cold dynamic system for this time of year. there's no heat, but just the cold air alone and any sun breaks would generate some pretty good lapse rates. possible record low or cool high temps tomorrow and maybe low snow levels by the time we get to late thursday into friday. i would think it would favor santa cruz mountains south, but we'

hello, magandang hapon, mr. clark and supervisors. my name is teresa imperial of. i'm the director of build housing program. i just want to say that when we're thinking about housing, it needs to be in a very holistic way. and i would advise the board of supervisors to deeply scrutinize the department of building inspection. as you can see, the community is doing a far better outreach and education than the inspectors itself. so, when you have a chance to scrutinize the dbi, please do that. what i can say is the current process of accessing affordable housing in san francisco is daunting and unfair. barriers exists at various levels. cuts to services like rental relief, subsidies, education or case management can impede individuals ability to maintain stable housing. since there is no senior housing, housing for people with disabilities and or section eight housing never opens. rental assistance specialist subsidy is the only alternative you have right now already. investment in tenants assistance services programs are already low, which actually should be more exp

mr. clarke, likewise to you and the team. >> let me introduce my colleague grace wu supporting with slides today part of the aon team supporting the rates and benefit work you will see today and through the coming meetings. >> grace, we welcome you to this activity we call the health service system, and you and your team have done terrific work over the years, aon and others, mike as we had a lot of issues that we wanted to research and reviewed. i recognize that you may not be here at every meeting, but our questions do have reasons behind them, believe me. we appreciated the active support that you and your team have provided. >> happy to be here today. >> thank you. >> so, i'll present the self-funded flex funded health plan 2025 stabilization reserve action that will fold into the rate cards you will see presented in may. i'll start with the background on health plan reserves. walk through the rate stabilization recommended actions for each plan you see here on the agenda page. leaving out to the recommendations to today. i will not go through the appendix but for reference there is pr

mr. jeffries: i strongly support congresswoman clark's efforts as well as the legislation connected to the discharge petition. it is my understanding that her legislation, which would allow the affordable connectivity benefit program to continue to be funded in ways that benefit the american people all across the country, in inner city america, rural america, exurban america, the heartland of america. that's a good thing. that's a win for everyone. congresswoman clark's legislation has bipartisan support and more co-sponsors as i understand it, than the number necessary to pass the bill out of the house. and so one way or the other we have to get it to the floor. reporter: you obviously during the last two weeks endorsed congressman bowman for re-election. if he asked, would you campaign with him in that district between now and june. and has apeck impeded your ability on the hill? mr. jeffries: no with respect to the second question and he and i haven't had that conversation about going into the district. reporter: should president biden take executive action to shut down the board her. m

mr. clarke. thank you sir. it's a mainly clear out there.there's not much in the way of any low clouds unless you're, well, north or south, and even that is pretty patchy. everything is gone out offshore here, so we'll have lots of sunshine today. but systems in the pacific northwest, just keep that machine of wind rolling right along so you can call me the breeze. that's what we have here because it'll be nice. it'll be sunny. maybe a smidge warmer, but we still get that westerly northwesterly breeze which keeps temperatures in the 60s and 70s. sal is here 830 on a monday, and the traffic is, well, it's getting better. steve, on a monday. i know a little bit about this because i've seen it over the last, i don't know, month or two, maybe three mondays. the bay bridge toll plaza commute gets better, right before nine. and if you're driving, let's say after nine, it should be a lot better than it was. you can see traffic is still a little bit busy here. now, if you are driving on 880 northbound, you can see that traffic is a little bit busy.

. >> it is cool out there, mr. clark even some 30s up in, mendocino county. lake county. there are plenty up there. kelseyville 37, upper lake, 36, ukiah is 39. a lot of low 40s around here. menlo park's been bouncing between 4142. sonoma is down to 41. so if it feels cooler to you, it is cooler out there. 42 north dublin 44. clayton also in the danville. and look at pinole, 42 el cerrito, el sobrante, kensington. birx louis, orinda, lafayette, walnut creek, alamo, all in the 40s. that's a chill for april 30th, 2325. truckee, south lake tahoe. cold up in the mountains arcadia 42, the uk. i've seen another observation at 3948 sacramento 48. down in monterey. systems just keep plowing into the pacific northwest. that keeps our breeze going even though we have lots of sunshine in the direction of the wind is northwest. and boy is that generated some cold water temps. nice today. nice tomorrow. but big changes by the weekend. now again, this is our good friend the gfs. other forecast models are not as bullish or although the

. >> mr. clark, that is correct for us.to get this cold of a system coming in. now, today's the transition day. a much bigger fog bank only conquered in travis. say clear. everyone else is cloudy to mostly cloudy and that's a low cloud deck that's pushing in. but temps which were in the 60s and mid 70s yesterday on their way down and they'll continue to bottom out tomorrow with probably around 48 to 54 covering most of the spread tomorrow. i would think record low maximum temperatures tomorrow are possible. rainfall doesn't look that great, but a 2:45 quarters thunderstorms with hail, that's almost a given. maybe some funnel clouds out to the valley and possible record cold and low snow levels possible late thursday into friday. santa cruz mountains south, maybe mount diablo, maybe if there's enough available moisture, 50s on most of the temps here. this is a cold, cold system so far. still has the trajectory over water that will help, but it will be parked right over your house and mine tomorrow afternoon, evening, which m

. >> i guess that is a old john wayne line, mr. clark.ctor or actress said, man, i'm really nervous. and john wayne said, don't worry, we'll drag you through. >> it will drag you through it. >> we'll drag you through it. don't worry about it, 40s and 50s on the temps here. fog is rapidly increasing on the san mateo coast. there's a little bit in the city. it's a sign of things to come here. pretty good system here. but we have two prong attack. if you will, here the front and then the low is not arriving until saturday evening or even saturday night. sunday. this is a really cold system for this time of year. so look for some sun in the morning. but it's a cool change, that's for sure. compared to what we had the last couple of days. the breeze will pick up, clouds will be on the move, but temperatures are on their way down 60s to near 70. all right, frank's here. unfortunately it is not friday light. we have 218 80 hayward. yeah 880 had issues yesterday on that off ramp and again today this one a lot bigger 880 southbound 982 west for th

if we can see through some of the fog around the bay area, there's plenty to go around, mr. clarkre of an onshore breeze in the city and also into the oakland berkeley hills. even davis point is west southwest at 11. i know that's not roaring, but a lot of these were north or east. yesterday. the city had a due east wind and they just missed 70 by one. i've trimmed them back to 63 today. there's just too much fog out there and it's mainly about half moon bay north, and it's moving up the marin coast and sonoma coast and moving inland. we have some fog being reported at petaluma also. santa rosa 42, sonoma 41 fairfax, san anselmo, ross in there as well. so much cooler for some to lose that east northeast breeze. and that temp drops a good five seven degrees here, 20 in the mountains, low 50s, 40s up and down the coast here the high even though it's putting its stamp on on the fog. so it's pretty shallow. the base is inland temps will still be nice to warm, but that system is on its way for a big change. rapid change. starting a little bit today. more so tomorrow. rain returns. look

. >> not far away mr. clark. that is for sure. 40s on the temps here. it's just offshore. unseasonably cold, deep system. strong is what i mean by that. 40s on the temps here. and it is a beauty. look at all the lightning strikes out in the valley in advance of that. and now here's that system swinging in. i mean, it just doesn't get like this. this may be a record cold for us. what's called the oakland sounding, where they send up the weather balloon for april 4th. i don't think the air mass is this cold going back to 1948, that this system will swing in and be over us most of the day tonight into early friday, as well. 50s well below average on the highs. all right. let's get back to the news with dave okay steve thank you. >> our time now 430. we're hearing from witnesses in san jose. now after a deadly hit and run. police say a driver was killed after a crash yesterday morning at neiman boulevard and daniel maloney drive. ktvu. lamonica peters tells us. the police say a juvenile has been arrested in connection with that crash. >> darrell archie lives at the corner of n

. >> the entire democratic leadership in congress, hakeem jeffries, katherine clark, mr.guilar, the entire leadership supports us. the understand, we get stuff done. we got stuff over the finish line. 26 bills passed last time just on addiction and mental health alone. plus pell grants to help citizens. we have to get the money out of the politics that's really poisoning our system. i'm the only candidate on this stage that doesn't take money from exxon. they are not helping us in the environment i don't think,. i'm the only candidate that doesn't take money from pfizer. pfizer is not helping us bring drug costs down. the only candidate that doesn't take money from cigna. i know how difficult they are with the mental health claims. i don't take money from the national restaurant association who wants to pay waiters and waitresses three dollars and $.65 -- $3.65 an hour. that is wrong. that needs to be $15 plus tips. moderator: rebuttal for county executive alsobrooks. >> six over seven professional members have endorsed me in this race, all of mr. trone's colleagues. i wa

clark: mr. speaker, i rise on this day to help shed light on an escalating crisis 700 miles from the shores of florida that crisis is in the island nation of haiti. i'd like to thank my colleagues for anchoring this evening's special order hour as part of our mission in the congressional black caucus, congresswoman sheila cherfilus-mccormick and congressman jonathan jackson, your leadership is tremendous, and of course my colleague, congresswoman stacey plaskett of the u.s. virgin islands. there's no doubt the haitian people are experiencing some of the most horrific, horrific times in modern day civil society. their democracy has been suspended -- suspended and there's no viable governance. anarchy is poised to take root. and there's no protection for the people. this is a humanitarian crisis that has reached unprecedented levels with widespread food insecurity, hunger, and undeterred gang violence, filling the void and terrorizing the nation. according to the u.n., four million people in haiti

great team from the university of iowa, led by caitlin clark, to the final seconds showing, again, what an incredible competitive spirit they have. mr. speaker, there is still some debate that you see with the sports pundits about who is the real blue blood of college basketball and which is the capital of the world for college basketball. there is no question storrs, account k. home of the uconn huskies, which i have the honor to represent, is clearly the college basketball capital of the world. the two programs have been to the final four in the same year five times. the men have won their sixth title combined with 11 from the women that's 17 titles. there is not a single program anywhere close all across the country to achieve that greatness. again, it was a wonderful day on saturday. the players deserved all the cheering and praise they received. i have no doubt when coach hurley got up there and said his goal is to do a three-peat, people bert deep their eye on the uconn huskies. mr. speaker, over the weekend the country of israel was struck by iran, again, with missiles that were launched from the territory of iran into israel

clark: mr. speaker, i thank the gentlelady from florida for yielding. rise today on behalf of the people of the ninth district of new york, the clark family, and myself -- the clarke family and myself to remember a true gentleman of new jersey, the incomparable donald payne jr. everyone who knew him was blessed by my dear friend and will remember a man with unwavering principles, guided by his belief that every american deserves an advocate willing to fight for their best possible future, not to mention his incomparable sense of style. those bow ties were just classic. when i think back on my time serving alongside donald throughout his six terms in the house of representatives and the precious time we shared, we both served on the committee on homeland security together. one of the memories i have is of him deep into the early morning in the defense of security -- excuse me, secretary mayorkas, during the sham impeachment proceedings, as he admonished those who chose to laugh at the depiction of an officer. . and as they continued to move different issu

clarke. yeah thank you, mr speaker. >> does my right hon. friend agree with me ?agree with me? we don't agree on everything, but we do agree on this that if anyone wants to see why this government is introducing measures, why this government is intro need; measures, why this government is intro need; nto sures, why this government is intro need; nto ben;, they need only look to ben houchen valley . from houchen in the tees valley. from saving our airport to introducing our freeport to bringing steelmaking back, ben delivers and does my right hon. >> friend agree with me that the best thing that ben has done is do this without charging any mayoral tax, which his labour opponent would need do to opponent would need to do to fund unfunny spending plans ? fund his unfunny spending plans? >> well, my right hon. friend is absolutely right to raise the great work of ben houchen, and i share his concerns about the pledges of the labour candidate. over £130 million of unfunded spending showing that labour can't be trusted. and we all see the results of this. mr speaker, in

failed to get a guilty verdict against simpson released a short statement marsha clark saying simply, i send my condolences to mrfamily. o.j. simpson was 76. ron goldman would have turned 56 this year. nichole brown simpson would have celebrated her 65th birthday next month. >> dana: thank you for that wrap-up. we were talking how younger people don't understand how all consumed everyone was. you can answer this question. where were you during the bronco chase? you? >> bill: great one. you are taking me back. i just backpacked around the world and i was living in the back part of my buddy, d.j.'s house. he called me cato because the trial was going on and i was living in his house just like cato. i said could i have a pool party on friday night? he gave the okay. we had 30 people over and we just got going and then my buddy rich mitchell was inside and he goes, they just found o.j. party was over. all 30 of us went inside and watched it on tv for about -- it went on for four hours at least. the party was over. what were you doing? >> dana: i was a cocktail waitress in denver. i was just a waitress and i -- it wa

mr. richard allen davis, but for others on death row in california, legal analyst stephen clark says this a first test for the new law. will he get another shot at getting his death verdict overturned? even though the technical issue is only these prison priors, which only added 1 or 2 years to his sentence, klaas says it should be a wake up call for other victims families that hundreds of cases could be impacted by what happens here. >> this case is the tip of the iceberg. it's going to happen again and again and again and again and i'll tell you what's going to happen. in some instances, somebody is going to get out. >> richard allen davis was not present for the hearing. neither his attorneys nor the sonoma county prosecutors handling the case were willing to comment. >> i'm not going to make any statements on the record. >> it's affected my health. it's affected my mind. it affects everything. >> but for marc klaas, any resentencing is like reopening a wound. >> there's only one beneficiary from all of this. it's the guy on death row. it's the guy that murdered my kid. >> the next cou

mr. richard allen davis, but for others on death row in california. >> legal analyst steven clark says this will be a first test for the new law. >> will he get another shot at getting his death verdict overturned? even though the technical issue is only these prison priors, which only added 1 or 2 years to his sentence, klaas says it should be a wake up call for other victims families that hundreds of cases could be impacted by what happens here. >> this case is the tip of the iceberg. it's going to happen again and again and again and again. and i'll tell you what's going to happen. in some instances, somebody is going to get out. >> richard allen davis was not present for the hearing. neither his attorneys nor the sonoma county prosecutors handling the case were willing to comment. >> i'm not going to make any statements on the record. >> it's affected my health. it's affected my mind. it affects everything. >> but for marc klaas, any resentencing is like reopening a wound. >> there's only one beneficiary from all of this. it's the guy on death row. it's the guy that murdered my kid. >>

mr. richard allen davis, but for others on death row in california, legal analyst stephen clark says this will be a first test for the new law. will he get another shot at getting his death verdict overturned? even though the technical issue is only these prison priors, which only added 1 or 2 years to his sentence, klaas says it should be a wake up call for other victims families that hundreds of cases could be impacted by what happens here. >> this case is the tip of the iceberg, and it's going to happen again and again and again and again. and i'll tell you what's going to happen in some instances, somebody is going to get out. >> richard allen davis was not present for the hearing. neither his attorneys nor the sonoma county prosecutor's handling the case were willing to comment. i'm not going to make any statements on the record. >> it's affected my health. it's affected my mind. it affects everything. >> but for marc klaas, any resentencing is like reopening a wound. >> there's only one beneficiary from all of this. it's the guy on death row. it's the guy that murdered my kid. >> th

clark and the attempted murder of his grandmother bernice. price sesser office stumbled upon notes highlighting the race and ethnicity of potential jurors in dykes case. >> in the course of reviewing mrdykes ' sentence, which is pending -- his case is pending before the judge. my office discovered evidence of a pattern of misconduct, prosecutorial misconduct, that may well impact all of the death penalty cases in alameda county over the past 30 years. >> while the review is likely to be open, nina salerno, president of crime victims united, says it is important to assure that the justice system delivers a just outcome. >> i think the district attorney's hands are tied. she has to follow a court order. >> price's office is reviewing 35 death penalty cases and says the probe could span further. >> salerno worries about the toll on families who have already been victims of crime and lived through the trauma of a crime trial. >> my heart goes out to the victims associated with the cases. i am sure they endured a long process to even get to where they are and get a conviction. i believe that they have some finality moving forward. i am sure this must be devastating news. >> while this rev

clark. and the attempted murder of his grandmother, bernice. price says her office stumble upon notes highlighting the race and ethnicity of potential jurors in the dikes case course of reviewing mr ... is sentence. which is pending before his cases pending before judge cumbria. my office discovered evidence of a pattern of misconduct, prosecutor i'm misconduct that may well impact all of the death penalty cases in alameda. county over the past 30 years. while the review is likely to reopen old points. salarno president of crime victims united sets it's important to ensure that the justice system delivered a just outcome. i think the district attorney's hands are tied. i mean, she has to follow a court order. obviously, prices office is reviewing 35. death penalty cases. and says the probe could actually spend further. salarno says she worries about the toll on families who have already been victims of crime. and lift through the trauma of a crime trial. actually is my heart goes out to the victims. associated with those cases. sure, they endured a long process to even get to where they are and get yeah. conviction and i believe probably with all their hearts. they believe that t

clark, record the vote. 32 ayes, 28 hours. instructed to commit the bill to the senate. members, we are back to points of personal privilege, announcements. >> thank you, mr. speaker pro tem. i am more of that in compliance with house rules five c, the clerk permitted to transmit the house bill to the sender immediately and if we turned amended, be transferred to the governor immediately and i a roll call vote. speaker pro tem grantham: he has made a motion that has been seconded and requested a rule vote. members, i would suggest you do not leave the chamber because there is going to be another vote. a motion has been made and a vote, we will leave it on the board momentarily. can you approach please? i don't even know what -- ms. parker, you have a point of order? please rise and state your point of order. >> mr. speaker pro tem, this motion is in violation of rule 21. speaker pro tem grantham: i will strike and find this with you -- fight this to the end with you, that is not the motion. so your point of order is overruled. members, the roll call vote has been asked for on the motion to transmit house bill 20 677 immediately to the senate and if return