as soon as the agenda item came up the board president aaron peskin introduced a compromise amendment which became the resolution. the language is much more conciliatory acknowledging -- acknowledging some demand and support for palestinians and israelis and calls for a cease- fire in the release of hostages and criticizes israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as well as hamas leaders in the ongoing conflict. aaron peskin said he is concerned this issue has become so divisive. >> here in san francisco we have not succeeded arguably we have failed to use this as an opportunity to bring our people on both sides of this divide together. >> reporter: even with his compromise the resolution did not passed unanimously. three voted against it saying it did not speak forcibly enough about the initial october 7th attacked and after they adopted the resolution the audience erupted into applause and the meeting was paused to clear both chambers, the board chambers and an overflow room. again it is an 8-3 vote on the resolution which is nonbinding and has no force of law. it is basically a st

and at this time, i want to invite the president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, to come up and say a few words and to commit his support to this appointment. thank you, mayor breed. uh, indeed, you have made a very wise, wise nomination. uh, doctor colfax, your loss is the rest of the city's gain, uh, to the staff and employees of our steam controllers office, you have nothing to fear. and i say that as somebody who is now on the eve of their third controller, this is an office that, yes, has some duties and responsibilities around controlling fiscal spending. but it is an office that for more than a quarter of a century, has done so much more , starting with ed harrington, who in many ways, as the politicians were toing and froing and fighting about this or that, was the glue that held the city and county of san francisco together, not only in the realm of the fiscal and the economic, but actually in a larger realm of helping us work through creatively so many issues as and when that transition, uh, over a decade and a half ago happened from ken harrington to ben rosenfiel

pero hoy de una manera más moderna, el presidente de la junta de supervisores de san francisco, aaron peskinque apoya una propuesta para que la ciudad otorgue 250.000 $ al barrio chino y siga atrayendo al turismo. >> y por qué no, también al turismo local? >> claro que sí. un lugar icónico de todo el área de la bahía es sin duda alguna y de los más reconocidos en todo el país. lo vamos, nos vemos (musica) (musica) noche noticias telemundo de ultima hora. >> el presidente biden promete cerrar las fronteras si se le otorga la autoridad en un proyecto de ley bipartidista. >> el expresidente trump debe pagarle a la escritora y periodista e.g. >> carroll mas de 33 millones de dolares por danos y perjuicio en el caso por difamacion. >> reportaje especial. >> companias turisticas en chiapas, mexico, que esconden excursiones a zonas arqueologicas por las extorsiones y crimenes de la delincuencia organizada y una pareja que vivio el desprendimiento de la puerta de un avion de alaska airlines a principios de airlines. >> noche, con arantxao y muchas gracias por acompanarnos. >> comenzamos con una noti

supervisors had passed it at their meeting last tuesday in a letter addressed to the board president aaron peskin the mayor wrote that since the board introduced and passed the resolution, the city has been angrier, more divided and less safe. she said the efforts around the measure. we're never about bringing people together, but about choosing a side. she also pointed out that supervisors and mayors are neither elected nor qualified to undertake complex foreign policy issues. the mayor instead called for creating opportunities for conversation advocating for peace and protecting human life. >> community of new affordable homes is in the works in walnut creek, habitat for humanity is overseeing that project called esperanza place. 42 new town homes are under construction. they're walking distance to the pleasant hill bart station. the homes are for those who have low to moderate income and who want to own a home. >> a lot of these families are facing the threat of displacement if their rent payments keep climbing. and so the thought of being able to actually build some real stability in the comm

pero hoy de una manera más moderna, el presidente de la junta de supervisores de san francisco, aaron peskin

. >> they are really at the cutting edge of avant garde art supervisor aaron peskin joining the night celebration, encouraging people to come check it out, especially ahead of lunar new year. they're welcoming people from far beyond chinatown. i mean, this is meant for the people of san francisco, asian, not asian, and for people around the bay area. >> one of our goals is to increase foot traffic and visitors to chinatown to, you know, not only check out the arts and culture scene here, but also to, you know, shop in the stores and eat in the restaurants. >> it's so wild to see it manifest into like our 3d reality. and now it's up and people get to experience it. and, you know, the creative process. you're like, how's it going to turn out? it's a surprise to me to campbell, abc seven news. >> a statue of the legendary jackie robinson is stolen from a park. >> what might be even more shocking is how the thieves did it. >> and he said, you know, they're coming after us. >> with tomorrow being international holocaust remembrance day, we're hearing from a bay area man on how his family e

its former head, kyra worthy, is now out of a job after san francisco supervisor aaron peskin requested an audit through the city comptroller. the audit, spanning from july 2022 to march of last year, found $3.8 million in invoices without backup documents, including 36,000 and luxury gift boxes, 21,000 on parking expenses and a trip to tahoe with the limo priced at more than $14,000, speaks to a very unfortunate and cozy relationship between the police department and sf. >> safe with lavish parties, misuse of, uh, trans portation uh, bashes in south lake tahoe, all in taxpayers name. the san francisco police commission's vice president says this exposed a clear lack of oversight in their accounting department. >> our police department did not have adequate safeguards in place to ensure that the money that it was granting was spent in an appropriate manner. the audit sampled only $900,000 worth of expense charges out of the 5 million in grants, prompting the city comptroller to suggest the actual amount that was misused is even more for supervisor. peskin says he believes the audit will

. >> they are really at the cutting edge of avant garde art supervisor aaron peskin joining the night celebration, encouraging people to come check it out, especially ahead of lunar new year. they're welcoming people from far beyond chinatown. i mean, this is meant for the people of san francisco, asian, not asian, and for people around the bay area. >> one of our goals is to increase foot traffic and visitors to chinatown to, you know, not only check out the arts and culture scene here, but also to, you know, shop in the stores and eat in the restaurants. >> it's so wild to see it manifest into like our 3d reality. and now it's up and people get to experience it. and, you know, the creative process. you're like, how's it going to turn out? it's a surprise to me to campbell, abc seven news. >> a statue of the legendary jackie robinson is stolen from a park. >> what might be even more shocking is how the thieves did it. >> and he said, you know, they're coming after us. >> with tomorrow being international holocaust remembrance day, we're hearing from a bay area man on how his family e

i'm supervisor melgar, chair of the committee joined by president aaron peskin and vice chair preston. the committee clerk is john carroll. i also like to acknowledge jaime at sfgovtv for staffing the meeting. >> please insure your silenced cell phones and electronic devices you brought with you in the chambe

and at this time, i want to invite the president of the board of supervisors, aaron peskin, to come up and say a few words and to commit his support to this appointment. thank you, mayor breed. uh, indeed, you have made a very wise, wise nomination. uh, doctor colfax, your loss is the rest of the city's gain, uh, to the staff and employees of our steam controllers office, you have nothing to fear. and i say that as somebody who is now on the eve of their third controller, this is an office that, yes, has some duties and responsibilities around controlling fiscal spending. but it is an office that for more than a quarter of a century, has done so much more , starting with ed harrington, who in many ways, as the politicians were toing and froing and fighting about this or that, was the glue that held the city and county of san francisco together, not only in the realm of the fiscal and the economic, but actually in a larger realm of helping us work through creatively so many issues as and when that transition, uh, over a decade and a half ago happened from ken harrington to ben rosenfiel

. >> san francisco board of supervisors president aaron peskin calls the allegations shameful and embarrassing unfortunate and cozy relationship between the police department and sf. safe with lavish parties, misuse of, uh, transportation lake tahl on taxpayer's dime. >> peskin requested an audit through the city comptroller that showed that all of the police department's accounting practices were, uh, out of whack, that they were approving, uh, over $3.8 million in invoices without any backup documentation. the audit reveals from july 2022 through march 23rd, sf safe spent nearly $80,000 on ineligible expenses, $36,000 on luxury gift boxes, 21,000 on parking expenses in the bay area. that trip to tahoe hotel and limo included cost more than $14,000 and nearly 6000 on uber and lyft in the bay area. max carter robert stone is on the police committee in our police department. >> did not have adequate safeguards in place to ensure that the money that it was granting was spent in an appropriate manner, the attorney for sf safe tells ktvu. >> despite all of this, the organization is not suspending

. >> supervisors, connie chan and aaron peskin worked to support the funding for the city to acquireher $1 million will help renovate it. >>> today is a first alert weather day, safe to say, the northbay is going to get the brunt of the storm but everybody will see rain at some point. >> it'll be likely towards the late afternoon and evening, but we are going to see rain before that. if you look at the first alert doppler right now, there is a wall of green out here. the simple answer is, everybody is going to get some rain out of this, the timing is important, we already see showers in the northbay, that is the latest. as we come in for a closer look, it is going right through the russian river valley right now, we are seeing some good rain moving over that part of sonoma county. in the last 45 minutes, this is marching across the hills and it'll work over to 101. and it'll work its way down for everybody else as we go through the morning. this is 8:00, by the time we get to 9:00, we are seeing showers in the northbay. this is phase one. as widespread as it looked, there's going to

. >> supervisors connie chen and aaron peskin worked to secure $4.7 million from the city to acquirece, another $1 million from the state will help renovate it. >>> switching gears to the first alert weather day, there is rain and snow in the sierra, wind, we are just looking at the weather camera showing oakland, it looked like the wind was starting to pick up a little bit. >> the wind will get stronger throughout the afternoon today, it is going to be breezy for most of the day but there is a distinct time between 5:00 and 8:00 when we will see the stronger gusts. first of all, look what is going on, happy saturday morning, we have a first other day and we are checking in on the doppler this morning as we approach the later hours here, that looks pretty impressive. there are some specific details on this. there's the first chapter in the rain and the second chapter. if we look at the north bay, this is the leading edge, widespread showers coming across the north bay. you can see the band that has been moving across sonoma, and now down into marin, heading over toward novato, san ra

in a letter addressed to the board president aaron peskin the excuse me in a letter addressed to theident of the board, aaron peskin, the mayor wrote that since the board passed the resolution, the city has been more divided and less safe. she argued the measure was never about bringing people together, but about choosing sides. she also pointed out that supervisors and mayors are neither elected nor qualified to undertake complex foreign policy issues. the mayor is day called for creating opportunities for conversation, advocating for peace and protecting human life. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. a historic night for stanford women's basketball head coach. >> we show you what? after the break. we head up to a north bay winery that's lending football and why? >> and those grapes need some water, don't they? they're getting it as we speak and we'll see this kind of break up a little bit to the afternoon. take a breather. but then some heavier rains coming our way. we have the timing for you. keep it here. the kron 4 morning news continues. >> welcome back. taking a live l

. >> the san francisco board of supervisors president aaron peskin calls the allegations shameful and embarrassing, speaks to a very unfortunate and cozy relationship between the police department and sf. >> safe with lavish parties, misuse of, uh, transportation in uh, bashes in south lake tahoe all on taxpayer's dime. >> peskin requested an audit through the city comptroller that showed that all of the police department's accounting practices were out of whack, that they were approving, uh, over $3.8 million in invoices without any backup documentation . the audit reveals from july 2022 through march 23rd, sf safe spent nearly $80,000 on ineligible expenses, $36,000 on luxury gift boxes 21,000 on parking expenses in the bay area. that trip to tahoe hotel and limo included cost more than $4,000 and nearly 6000 on uber and lyft in the bay area. max carter robert stone is on the police committee in our police department. >> did not have adequate safeguards in place to ensure that the money that it was granting was spent in an appropriate manner, the attorney for sf safe tells ktvu. >>

. >> and that commercial vacancy tax was introduced by board president aaron peskin. what has also helped to bring back businesses. there is number one, the process to open a business was streamlined and number two, new small businesses got their fees waived during their first year. all of that was introduced by the current mayor, mayor london breed. but what's interesting is that the haight ashbury and the tenderloin are represented by the same supervisor. so it tells me that i mean, the community involvement is very important. sure. >> and it's so nice to see because there's so much history and culture there, right, to see that come and get lost, cut through the bureaucracy. >> you can get things done. yeah, exactly. thank you. liane. sure >> well, the city of alameda is a step closer to accessing millions of gallons of recycled water. the army corps of engineers and east bay municipal utility district have both signed an agreement that will provide $3.2 million in federal funds. the money will be used to repurpose a half mile of water pipeline between oakland and a

solace in this neighborhood and that commercial vacancy tax was introduced by the board president, aaron peskin what has also helped to bring back businesses. there is, number one, the process to open a business was streamlined. and number two, new small businesses got their fees waived during their first year. all of that was introduced by the mayor. now again, this is an example of a community coming together. but you know, i have to say, the supervisor who represents s, the haight ashbury also represents the tenderloin. >> oh yeah, i know that. >> so you can see here that it's really you know, an effort by the community, the supervisor listening and people really taking action. >> well, let's see if it can be replicated. yeah all right leanne, thank you. >> a couple seated with their dog, just two rows behind the blown door plug on alaska airlines flight 1282 spoke out today for the first time about their traumatic experience. it's the same day that type of airplane, the boeing 737 max nine, is allowed back in the air, reporter leticia juarez, from our sister station in los angeles, has the

. >> well, happening today, san francisco's board of supervisors president aaron peskin is calling forfordable housing in the city this afternoon. he's going to be in chinatown with local leaders there to rally in support of proposition a it aims to preserve and build thousands of units for seniors and working class families. if passed, 300 billion dollars would go into the construction of affordable housing. 6.26. the time. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. the forty-niners and the lions just a couple of days away from heading. from heading. >> into the nfc champ look mom, i found one. oh, yeah, you did. but we need an atm from our bank unless you want to spend a small fortune in fees. uh, no, thank you. banking with us means more fee-free atms than the two largest us banks combined. well, that would be convenient but there is no b-m-o here. ah, you can just call us bee-mo, and there is now. you know what else is convenient? mobile banking that makes it easy to track your goals and manage your money get out of town. but we... just got here. when a bank helps you get and

the "chronicle" reports supervisors aaron peskin and dean preston received threats of death and violence and it included a message of that echoing a recently deleted twitter post made by local tech ceo gary tan, which he addressed to progressive city leaders. tan has since apologized for that post and claims he was referencing a tupac shakur song. while the mailers specifically indicate no threat, supervisors are already calling for the district attorney's office to investigate further and potentially take new action. >>> an east bay city leader is stepping down citing recent harassment and threats impacting her family. berkeley council member kate harrison yesterday announced her resignation and cites stress and exhaustion. she made that announcement yesterday. harrison is the second berkeley leader to step down within just the last few weeks. council member johnson also announced his resignation earlier this month, echoing similar sentiments. a special election to fill his seat is already scheduled for april 16th. harrison tells the "chronicle," she still plans to run for mayor. >>> wi

you just heard the reaction from people inside city hall as supervisor aaron peskin made this announcement. we'll have more to come on. what this exactly entails during kron 4 news at 5 o'clock tonight. overall, they're calling for a cease-fire in gaza. also asking for humanitarian aid. the release of hostages condemning anti-semitism and anti-palestinian and islamophobic rhetoric and attacks. that's all part of it. but again, more tonight at 5. now, secretary of state antony blinken is on a mission in israel to try to ease tensions and prevent. >> a widespread conflict in the reason region despite some tensions building this week, blinken says the leaders he met with did agree that the escalation is in no one's interest. blinken says his talks made progress, especially for northern gaza, which israeli forces have surrounded is since october. blinken says the united nations will not be able to assess when people can return safely. >> as soon as conditions allow, we want to see people be able to move back to their home star choices need to be made in order to get there. but you can see. tha

city supervisor aaron peskin called the allegations embarrassing and shameful, and he asked the city to audit s.f. safe. >> that shows that all of the police department's accounting practices were out of whack, that they were approving over $3.8 million in invoices without any backup documentation. sadly, another episode of the misuse of taxpayer funds is that audit showed that between july of 2022 and march of last year, s.f. safe spent almost $80,000 on expenses that were not eligible. >> despite the audit, though, s.f. safe says it is not suspending its operations. >> coming up on mornings on two, the nine and alameda county sheriff's deputy was shot in the line of duty. we expect he had an update now from authorities any minute about the attack that happened as deputies were serving an eviction notice, plus senate majority leader chuck schumer is gearing up for another battle with republican this time over this zen. >> i'm griff jenkins in washington. i've got the det ls on what t [luxurious music] ♪ treat yourself to rich, ghirardelli chocolate and luscious caramel. ♪ experience

city supervisor aaron peskin calls the allegations embarrassing and shameful.d the city comptroller for an audit of sf safe that showed that all of the police department's accounting practices were out of whack, that they were approving. over $3.8 million in invoices without any backup documentation. >> sadly, another episode showed of the misuse of taxpayer funds. >> the audit showed during the seven months between july of 2022 and march of last year, sf safe spent nearly $80,000 on ineligible expenses. despite the audit, sf safe says it is not suspending operations. >> our time is now 808. new this morning levi strauss and company wants to extend its partnership with the 49ers. the company, based here in the bay area, and the 49ers want to extend the naming rights of levi stadium for ten more years through the 2043 nfl season and that sponsorship deal is worth $170 million. it still needs the approval from the stadium authority board. that's expected to happen next tuesday. and 49ers fans hope samuel can work out with the team again when they practice this af

repeatedly verbally attacked supervisors using expletives, including attacking the board president aaron peskinn later deleted the posts and apologized. now, he has blamed local political leaders for problems like homelessness and crime. um, it is 725 starting august 1st, usa hockey will require all players under the age of 18 to wear neck guard. right? >> this is recently after an american was slashed in england after a neck hit a skate, hit him in the neck, and he ended up dying. parents and youth groups are praising the new regulation. they say they're always fearful a child will get cut by a skate when family says their child's neck was accidentally slashed when he and another player fell during a game last october. >> this is what happened with my kid. um, if we made it to where it was a requirement, maybe more kids would just wear it without thinking twice about it. >> no matter how hard the players try to avoid it. since situations are going to happen where you're vulnerable to those blades and the more protection you can have, the better. >> now, adult players are not required to wear n

second board president aaron peskin's ordinance amending the existing building code to require buildings with 15 or more stories to conduct, and submit supplemental inspections for windows and glazing systems, will be heard by the board for its first reading at its meeting next week, and just to update you, president peskin did accept the amendments that you recommended at your last meeting. so thanks for your thoughtful consideration of that ordinance. next slide. another ordinance that you considered at your last meeting was the ordinance to temporarily or temporarily suspend the vacant commercial storefront registration and fee after discussions with dbi staff, the mayor's office requests a continuation of this ordinance to a date to be determined and if it remains a priority, it will be contemplated as part of a broader, broader budget. planning process. because of the fiscal impact that it would have on dbi. you consider the other ordinance on this slide amending the fire code earlier in the meeting. next slide, the two ordinances that you considered in your october meeting are stil

um, i'm nate harrell, legislative aide to board president aaron peskin, to speak on this item in in july of the past year, the board of supervisors passed the commercial to residential adaptive reuse. and downtown economic revitalization ordinance, which is intended to facilitate the conversion of downtown office buildings experiencing high vacancy rates to housing in the adaptive reuse ordinance, removed numerical density limits for most c2 zoning, reverting to the form based density limits. we've come to discover that this land use change has created unintended consequences, which are contrary to the purpose of the adaptive reuse ordinance. take, for example, 1088 sansome. the project proposed by angus mccarthy and michael moritz. since this change has been made, the project proposes to demolish a commercial office building built in 1906, which is a category a historic resource and a contributory building to the northeast waterfront historic district under article ten. this attractive building is occupied by commercial tenants. a clean energy company, the. it's clear that the land use

i'm supervisor melgar, chair of the committee joined by president aaron peskin and vice chair preston i also like to acknowledge jaime at sfgovtv for staffing the meeting. >> please insure your silenced cell phones and electronic devices you brought with you in the chamber today. if you have document tuesday include as of the file you should submit them to me over the rail. same with comment cards. we now ha

you as supervisor and now board president aaron supervisor peskin played roles. every member who voted support a labor agreement and lift up standards and construction. participated. and then supervisor supervisor peskin and safai played a role at the table. not for themselves but representing the city and contractors. but organized labor. and i would be remiss if i did not talk about the people who started the effort over 2 decades ago michael tear i don't who is still a san francisco and much involved in ken paulson at the puc as a commissioner. put in countless hours with our officers and the last time our rank and file members were here they were demanding j. for construction workers now we look back with a data informed perspective to see how successful this has been. the city take on the next phase of overhaul recovery. i continuing is more important now than ever it make sure we are thoughtful about any publicly funded projects. whether they are at mta, or the important sea wall work we know we vato do at the port or the housing crisis. no issue that is ta

last friday, he repeatedly used expletives to blast seven supervisors, including board president aaron peskined the post and apologized. he is blamed. he has blamed progressive politicians for city problems such as homelessness and crime. one supervisor called his rant rattling. >> time now. 606a federal investigation continues, now into a deadly plane crash in concord. it crashed at concord avenue and dimond boulevard near interstate 680 and a golf course , and south of the concord airport, where the plane was based. and now the national transportation safety board is leading the investigation. witnesses say the plane's engine sputtered before it hit the ground. the pilot died. a man who was in a car at the intersection was treated for injuries. one witness said he saw the plane in distress and knew it would crash. i seen it come over and i thought he was doing another one of his stunts, and then i heard it go bloop, bloop, bloop, and it died. >> and then it went behind the building and i heard the thud. you know, i heard it. i saw him go out of control and he was pointed straight down. it's

i'm supervisor melgar, chair of the committee joined by president aaron peskin and vice chair preston. the committee clerk is john carroll. i also like to acknowledge jaime at sfgovtv for staffing the meeting. >> please insure your silenced cell phones and electronic devices you brought with you in the chamber today. if you have document tuesday include as of the file you should submit them to me over the rail. same with comment cards. we now have blue comment cards available in a hopper up front if you want to fill one out and leave on the front rail, i'll pick it up. public comment will be taken on each item. when your item comes up and public comment is called, please line up to speak along your right side of the room. you may submit public comment in writing. you may e-mail to me at john. carroll at sf.org. or submit to 1 dr. goodlett place. if you submit public comment writing i'll forward to the supervisors on the committee and include comments on the official file you are commenting. finally, madam chair, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisor

aaron peskin passed unanimously by every single board member last year. it went into effect in june. it's now part of the building code. the expanded compliance control and permit review act of it says, of 2021. but it went into effect last year. that basically is a perfect template for what is occurring here. ongoing noves a landlord who seems to not be respondent responding. at all. as christine dang has said in her comments in the housing inspection tracking system. fifth, fifth, fifth time in. mr. bousquet has not met with me. it's not asked to meet with me. it's with your own, our own inspectors and to go back. to what occurred in on monday. why is the board and why is the department of building inspection asking the tenant supposed, oh, can we have the owner come? they don't need my permission. that's the silliest thing i've ever heard. he can come whenever he wants. he can come now. he can come tomorrow with proper notice. but i've had people come and yell at me in my apartment. i don't like that. and when the last director's hearing we went to wit