my brother, lawrence alioto, has been born and raised in san francisco. he signed the envelope, he dated the envelope, he gave the cash. he's not accepted. we can't even explain some of these reasons why. but it's not the ones we can't explain the reasons why, it's the one where i called so many people who felt harassed and who felt -- who i said oh, my gosh, that's okay, we won't count it because i was not going to make them give us their pg&e bill or give us their place of residence. and then, i called miss pelham yesterday. and i said, you know, i didn't get to talk to her -- and i appreciate how busy everybody is, but what you call just put out today for today's hearing has all of my donors' addresses on it, publicly. publicly. i just want to stress, we have toic at that t to take the donor in consideration here, and we can't harass voters in getting this job done. i can't thank you enough for this hearing. i really appreciate it. believe me, we're doing the best we can. we submitted 53,000. mark submitted 73,000 plus, and i know that london breed sai

alioto? well, think may not know the history, and i can't get out and fight with them, but i can get up here and speak for those who aren't speaking. you see, i read this in the newspaper. she didn't ask me to come down here. i'm just one individual, but my name is ace, and i've been on the case, and i'm going to be all on the case. i'm looking for you all to be fair, square, and show this city by the bay does care, and they're fair for everyone. in closing in 20 seconds, i would say that our community in this city needs new leadership in the city by the bay, and to try to disqualify her from getting funds would be a disservice, and i had anything, i would suggest that you guys all consider that. thank you. >> thank you. >> esteemed commissioners, thank you for hearing me. my name is michael farentino, and i am a real estate broker, and i live in san francisco. i moved here a year and two weeks ago, and i got a call from the campaign because i'm a supporter and also a volunteer that one of th

>> commissioner alioto veronese: no, but station by station. because it will give us a sense of where our resources are being spent in this city. interestingly enough on the information that you did provide here and i'm thankful for it, for ems six it appears as though over the last three months you have 70%, 80%, 72% that don't have identifiable homes. am i reading that correctly? >> go ahead, andy. >> good morning commissioners. good morning, chief. those numbers are the encounters that ems six had with their clientele. >> commissioner alioto veronese: right. am i reading that correctly that ems six in those months where it says underneath it says no, that means no -- >> no identifiable home, correct. >> commissioner alioto veronese: okay. what is interesting about that and why this information is so important is because i know -- i have ridden with ems six in april and the other gentleman who i rode with -- simon. wonderful man. i know that the orangeal mission because i have studied -- original mission because i have studied this is to addr

corso. >> commissioner alioto veronese: it would have some budget implications. but as i have set it out, i specifically anticipated that this is -- starting a state-of-the-art stress unit is not something you do over night. it is something that will take time given the budgetary constraints. hopefully when you get it, it will answer a lot of questions. i have asked the chief to determine, for example, what she believes the ratio of stress unit members, actual members that are in the stress unit to firefighters or members of the fire department. there's also a call for a clinical director that is an expert in this particular topic that is not necessarily a member of the department. but perhaps as i studied this, some of the departments nationwide are using consultants to a much cheaper rate to give them ideas on how to address this particular issue within the department. so, we broke it up. yes, there are going to be some budgetary issues but the way i broke it up is we wanted to project this over the next three or four years so we can be responsible with the bud

angela alioto has put her name in the race . her former father held the title of bare for two terms. she supports san francisco sanctuary city. >> reporter: joining me now is angela alioto, candidate for the mayor of san francisco. thank you so much for joining me ! joining us. >> thank you so much having me. >> reporter: you said if you were elected, you will get rid of some leaders that you were concerned with consolidating power. what departments were you thinking about doing that? >> first of all, the city government is constructed in such a way that you had the mayor, the commissioners, the commissioners department heads that run the departments. in my history with san francisco, which is a very long one, the department heads always report to the commissioners. nowadays, i believe that not very much go to the commissioners themselves. the department has become somewhat of a king over a kingdom. it doesn't get through to the commission or to the mayor for that matter. >> way too many layers you are saying. >> yes. too many t

.>>> the san francisco police officers association is supporting angela alioto for mayor.he association president said quote, we believe she is the right candidate at the right time. she is the only mayor aurelio kennade and who has come out in support of the police union's ballot measure that outlines guidelines for taser use by officers. >>> we went to go to breaking news. this is a news conference about the youtube shooting. >>> we are fortunate in the way this could've been worse. there is a handful of officers that were here within two minutes of the initial call. not only did they arrive in a timely manner, but the way they reacted once they arrived and immediately rushed into the building to address the threat. that is part of our training, but it is wanting to do it in training and another to do it in real life. i firmly believe the way they acted when they got here limited the opportunity of our suspect in this case to cause even more harm to folks. i think there are a lot of positives out of this and areas that we can look at and see where we can improve.>> repor

we heard from civil rights attorney and former supervisor angela alioto, homeless activist amy farah weiss, volunteer social worker ellen lee zhou, district 6 supervisor jane kim, former supervisor, assemblymen and state senator mark leno, and veteran and health practicioner michelle bravo.most agreed the streets need to get cleaned up, the homeless need shelter, and housing needs to be affordable for the low and middle class who are getting pushed out. sot: vo candidate zhou however felt the homeless shouldn't be encouraged with handouts and was against recreational marijauan, why bravo spoke up against arming police with tasers.tagabsent were district 5 supervisor and former acting mayor london breed, along with business consultant richie greenberg (r)the special election will be held june 5th. the winner will serve until 2020 for the unexpired term of the late ed lee. live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron4 news. kron4 news. (catherine) (catherine) tears of joy as a san jose father is reunited with his wife and daughters... after being detained by federal immigr

the san francisco police officers association announced it is endorsing former supervisor angela aliotossociation president to quote, we believe she is the right candidate at the right time. she is the only mary oriole candidate that has come out in support of the police union's ballot measure that outlines guidelines for taser use by officers.>>> 10 minutes ago we told you the breaking news about the upcoming appearance by mark zuckerberg of facebook on capitol hill. coming up, more details about his plans to testify that we now know will take place exactly one week from today. >>> we are monitoring the investigation into yesterday's shooting at youtube headquarters. coming up, a new interview conducted just a short time ago with the the san mateo county sheriff about the attack and the person responsible. play "do it like this". [music plays] [dog barks] [concert roaring] [music stops] dinner in 5. when everything's connected. it's simple. easy. awesome. >>> investigators remain at youtube headquarters this morning, following the shooting that happened on this campus yesterday. what w

. >> commissioner joe alioto veronese. >> here. >> and chief

we will speak with angela alioto at 5 pm. >>> president trump's nomination for secretary of state, mike pompeo, is facing serious opposition. they are set to vote today. all democrats in at least one republican have said they will oppose him. pompeo can still be confirmed by the full senate when they vote later this week. that would be the first time in years that a nominee for secretary of state did not receive the committee's endorsement. >>> california senator dianne feinstein says no matter whether she chooses to endorse president trump's nominee for cia director will be based on qualifications, not political concerns. gina haskel has been nominated to replace mike pompeo as director of the cia. senator feinstein has expressed concerns about gina haskel, saying she has supported waterboarding. some say senator feinstein is expressing opposition to gain support from democrats. >>> president trump's next round of tariffs on chinese products could increase the prices on everything from cell phones to clothing to furniture. the president has said he wants a tariff on another $100 billio

. >> commissioner joe alioto veronese. >> here. >> and chief of department, joanne hayes-white. number two, general public comment. members may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the jurisdiction and does not appear on the agenda. speakers shall address the remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department personnel. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with the speaker. the lack of response by commissioners does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support of statements made during public comment. >> is there any member of the public that wishes to give public comment at this time? seeing none, public comment is closed. madam secretary. >> item three, approval of the minutes. approval of the minutes from the regular meeting on march 14, 2018. >> is there any public comment on the approval of the minutes of march 14? are there any questions or amendments from the commissioners in terms of the minutes? commissioner covington please. >> thank you, mr. vice president. i had a short con

which is to one, vacate the decision of the executive director regarding the eligibility of angela alioto campaign for mayor, campaign to permit additional four business days for the submission of correcting materials for their qualification to be considered eligible for public finance; to also be able to include contributions made on march 27th in that determination; and to direct the executive director to consider this resubmission, and to provide an additional five business days from and after the receipt of that submission for the executive director infoto make final determination, and that such determination would be final and not appealable to the commission. does that capture your motion? okay. deputy city attorney shen? >> i'd just clarify two minor points in the motion, i believe that the committee's additional motion would be due thursday, april 26th at 5:00 p.m., and that staff's final decision on that would be due on thursday, may 3rd. >> okay. all in favor? all opposed? two in favor, one opposed. >> commissioner kopp: i will make a motion to make april 25th, 5:00 p.m. the dea

. >> commissioner joe alioto veronese. >> here. >> and chief of department, joanne hayes-white. number two general public comment. members may address

i was really happy to see the article that we are making headway after trying with supervisor alioto pier to pass it. is it education to family members, we do see the 82 patients that were helped. you know when people get their lives back, that's one person at a time, it is working. you know, the critics were wrong. i think it does show that it does work, and i'm just wondering how we can expand those efforts. >> well, i think senator wiener's legislation helped that. in san francisco, it's hard to define, because we get many people into treatment. so what's really restricted with who we can put into the programme program. if you look at the bill, it allows us to look at people with homelessness and mental health issues and addiction, that will provide us the opportunity to provide stability for a small period of time because we are taking rights away from individuals, and we want to make sure they have the right of appeal and all other judicial support that they need. we do believe that that will give us opportunities for bringing people in, providing them care, and really providing