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that is one reason that silicon valley rise in action behind the brock party is moving to pass measure bt would move the governor's election to the presidential cycle beginning 2024. >> a small date change can have profound effects in the 10th largest cities in the country. amanda: if past the latino coalition of silicon valley estimates a 150% spike in voter turnout, particularly for the latino population. >> really thinking about working families, those that are busy and cannot show up to three or four different election days. it is a way to make it more easy and accessible for working families. amanda: the family-friendly block party kicks off not -- 5:30 at hensley street between second and third. there will be about a box. >> it is good to see a kid friendly event. i remember going into the voting box with my mother when i was a child. dan: tomorrow california's task force on reparations for african americans is a set to take a step in righting the wrongs caused by the damaging effects of slavery's legacy, expected to release a report detailing the harms perpetuated by the state aga

that is one reason that silicon valley rise in action behind the brock party is moving to pass measure bt would move the governor's election to the presidential cycle beginning 2024. >> a small date change can have profound effects in the 10th largest cities in the country. amanda: if past the latino coalition of silicon valley estimates a 150% spike in voter turnout, particularly for the latino population. >> really thinking about working families, those that are busy and cannot show up to three or four different election days. it is a way to make it more easy and accessible for working families. amanda: the family-friendly block party kicks off not -- 5:30 at hensley street between second and third. there will be about a box. >> it is good to see a kid friendly event. i remember going into the voting box with my mother when i was a child. dan: tomorrow california's task force on reparations for african americans is a set to take a step in righting the wrongs caused by the damaging effects of slavery's legacy, expected to release a report detailing the harms perpetuated by the state aga

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b. >> moved. >> i heard vice president spears and heard commissioner jung. an we take a vote to approve item b. >> president knutzen. >> yes. >> vice president spears. >> yes. >> commissioner bittner. >> yes. >> jung. >> yes. >> commissioner lum. >> yes. >> commissioner sklar? >> yes. unanimous vote >> thank you. commissioners the next order is item c and requires a vote. review and approval of the fiscal year 22-23 california department of aging cda plan budget and associated contract ap 2223-06 and all amendments. and genevieve will present it. i support das on the board. a pleasure to be here today. this item occurrence the fiscal year 22-23. area plan for the city of san francisco. the older american's act. provides for programs including supportive service and the assistance and happening transportation. nutrition everybodieses. a lot of home delivered meal programs. and there are there are funding for evidence based disease prevention and health promotion and also funding for -- family care giver support. federal and state funds. this year base allocati

> reporter: that's why one of the issues being talked about at the block party was measure b-a proposal to move election to the mid-term cycle. >> the mayor has a lot of influence. so it's a place to start. >> reporter: opponents say the ballot measure is a waste of money and should be left where it is. more people tend to vote in presidential races. >> i think it's a way to really meet communities where they're at and really capture their engagement a way that's meaningful and have their voices be heard at the ballot box. >> reporter: as far as term limits for the next mayor is measure b passes, the two-year term will not apply to term limit, so whoever wins in november could actually be in office for ten year. katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> the bide adminisn administr canceling college debt for anyone who attended corinthian colleges. nearly 93,000 are in california. today they are off the hook for an estimated $960 million. >>> a wayward mountain lion cub will soon be returned to the wild after wandering into a peninsula classroom many students and teachers at pescadero high sheltered in place b

it is one reason silicon valley rising action is moving to push measure b. > a small date change can have big effects in our city. we are the 10th largest city in the country. reporter: if passed, the latino coalition of silicon valley estimates a 100 $.50 spike in voter turnout, particularly for the latino population. >> really thinking about working families and those who are busy who cannot show up to three or four different election days. it is a way to make it more accessible for our working families. reporter: they block party kicks off at 5:30 between second and third street. there will be a ballot box on site sanctioned by the county. >> it is nice to see in the event where we can steer where we can share about democracy and the civic response ability -- or we can share about democracy and civic responsibility. kumasi: every registered voter in california is getting a male in ballot. you can mail those back in as late as election day tuesday, june 7. you can turn them in at polling places or ballot boxes. if you have not registered to vote, it is not

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because measure b appears to be moving, move the race to match the presidential cycle meaning the winner of this race could run in the following two. now let's take a look at the battle over law and order in three bay area counties. >> we've got one big surprise this morning, that's in the alameda county sheriff's race, challenger yesenia sanchez leads greg ahaern and ahlameda distrit attorney pamela price leads the race to oust nancy o'malley. >> santa clara county sheriff laurie smith decided not to seek another term. robert johnson with a lead over kevin jensen. jeff rosen will earn another term as santa clara district attorney. for the district attorney case in contra costa county, diana becton holds a steady lead. >> for a look at some of the big statewide races this morning start from the top, governor gavin newsom cruised to an easy primary win with nearly 60% of the vote. state senator brian dally is leading. alex padilla will face mark moiser in november, and to finish out the rest of the term vacated by vice president kamala harris. last night padilla told us he's proud of what

. >> reporter: that's why one of the issues talked about at the block party was measure b, a proposal to move san jose's mayor race to the presidential election cycle instead of on the midterm ballot which is where it is now. >> the tenth largest city in america, the mayor has a lot of influence. it's a place to start. >> reporter: opponents say the ballot measure is simply a waste of money and the mayor's race should be left where it is. those supporting it say it could raise voter participation by up to 30% since more people tend to vote in presidential races. >> i think it's a way to really meet communities where they're at and really capture their engagement in a way that's meaningful and have their voices with heard at the ballot box. >> reporter: as far as term limits for the next measure, in measure b passes, the two-year term won't apply to term limits. whoever wins in november could actually be in office for up to ten years. katie nielsen, kpix 5. >>> students at pussing ka dara high school were forced to sheller in place yesterday after mountain lion strolled onto campus right befor

. >> that's because san jose measure b is winning. it would move the race to match the presidential cycle meaning the winner of this race could run in the following two. >> we continue our coverage from the newsroom. you've been tracking the battle over law and order in three bay area counties. >> a lot on the line. we've got one big surprise tonight in the alameda county sheriff's race where the challenger, sanchez leads ahern. civil rights attorney pamela price leads the rate to replace nancy o'malley. in santa clara county, sheriff lori smith decided not to seek another term after a string of controversies. currently, robert johnson with the lead over kevin jensen. meanwhile, it looks like incumbent rozen will win another term as district attorney. and contra costa county diana becton also holds a steady lead. >> let's go to the top. governor newsom breezed to an early win. with 60% of the vote. br brian dahle is running to replace him in november. and padilla told us tonight he is proud of what he's accom accomplished so far. >> thanks to the a

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. >> the rally was supporting measure b which would move theo presidential ballot instead of the midterm ballot where i now. san jose voters will decide on the pro proposal in november. >>> the district is relying on neighbors to turn each other in. >> i'm a little concerned because i'm that neighbor with the green law. >> reporter: sarah rodgers fessed up to keeping the water flowing freely. >> i love my green grass, love my lawn. the majority of my neighbors, they don't have that. they don't water. i hope no one rats me out. >> that's exactly what could happen. this is the hotline set up by the legislator valley water district to take reports of water wasting. the agency says it took in five complaints by noontime, complaints have come in with photo documentation or a simple email. here is one sent by a jogger who saw water on the sidewalk and peaked over the fence to find a broken sprinkler. it's all set up to be reporting neighbor. >> valley water is not conducting patrolling at this point. we are relying on our community to be vigilant, to step in and help us identify that water was

. >> the rally was also supporting measure b which would move the san jose mayor's race to the presidential ballot instead of on the midterm ballot where it is now. san jose voters will decide on the proposal in november. >>> still ahead, a mountain lion inside a bay area classroom. how a quick thinking janitor helped keep students safe. >>> the bay area county ♪music playing♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ nothing brings the pack together like a trip to great wolf lodge. now open in northern california. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like a trip to great wolf lodge. like beyond gig speed fast. incoming! we're talking three times the bandwidth and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. [all together] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do anything so you could do anything. get supersonic wifi with a new xfinity 3 for 1 bundle. unlimited gig internet with a 2-year rate guarantee, a free streaming box, and add xfinity mobile. switch today. >>> the cdc is reviewsing pfizer's data and could grant emergency use authoriza

b. i move. >> great. >> commissioner bittner will move. and second from commissioner jung. mr. secretary, take a roll call vote. president knutzen? >> yes. >> vice president spears? >> yes. >> commissioner bittner? >> yes. >> commissioner jung? >> yes. >> commissioner lum? >> yes. >> we have a unanimous vote. >> great. thank you very much and we will i think our next step is taking it to the board of supervisors. will be thank you for the executive director for presenting that and i'm sure you will lets know how it all turns out. >> thank you. >> the next order is agenda item c and requires a vote by the commission. requesting authorization to enter in a mule grant with curry senior center for lbgt plus mental health and technology support during may have first are, 22 through june 30, 24 in the amount of 1, 300, 000 for not to compete 1, 430, 000. welcome. >> go morning i'm mike zog the program director of -- i want to make sure are you heard on web ex? >> yes. >> there you go. hearing room 16 >> all right. anyway -- i will stand back i'm excite body this next item. which is t

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in other world news, china's defense minister way thing is warning that b j will crush any move towards independence in taiwan. he made the comments on the last day of asia top security summit in singapore, the shangri la dinah, jessica washington reports on the conference at a security summit in singapore. the most highly anticipated speaker of the 3 day conference took the stage with forceful words darya, durable. he, we do not bully others, but we will not allow ourselves to be bullied. but if anyone dares to attackers the people's liberation army would not hesitate to fight buck troy, a short speech that covered a range of regional flesh points all your we will resolutely crush any attempt to pursue taiwan independence. if anyone dares to succeed taiwan from china, we will not hesitate to fight. we will fight at all costs. quite analysts say, way fung her has made beijing's priorities clear. he wanted to talk to his audience about what they're doing in asia, what they expect over taiwan, and why the united states is actually responsible in china's eyes for the instability in this re

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boost voter turnout for next week's mid terms, especially as it relates to measure b, if passed, this measure would move. the mayoral race to the presidential election cycle starting in 2024, glad to get say this would improve voter turnout by as much as 30%. the block party is going to start at 05:30pm. it's going to be on hines, street and downtown san jose between second and 3rd streets. there's going to be a live dj and for kids and adults also to promote voting and ballot boxes. so people attending can cast their vote. well in the south bay, a person was found dead near highway one. 0 one in san jose last night. chp says they found a person line in front of 2 cars. this happened around 9.45 near highwa one. 0, one and the north highway connector. they didn't say how the person died or if they were actually hit by a car. the chp did say someone was running in the lane using their phone as a flashlight and the victim was lying on the ground. there. well, in travel news, rising gas prices and inflation are now the top 2 travel concerns over taking covid. that's all according to a new survey that was c

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b u. k. government in civil move forward with its policy of sending asylum seekers to rwanda. despite the last minute, sat back and bouncing back, the big apple welcomes the full return of a cultural staple, new york's tribeca film festival. ah, we begin in the united states where president joe biden is urging oil companies to take action against soaring petrol prices. in a lesser bivens that refine this need to produce more gasoline and diesel should work with his administration to address the crisis consumer prices in the us of reach 40 year highest driven by a shortage and oil supplies. let's get more from our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit. so is this about the mid term elections i want from to this letter? it appears a pretty big factor. americans are happy right now is to point out the consumer price. did that has a hit affording here high in terms of the things that americans purchase about food, energy cost, and that includes gasoline. the price for a tank of gas is hitting record hide $5.00 a gallon is the national average in california, topping $6.00 a gallon, and t

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and so the indian government has moved fairly swiftly and distancing itself from these comments. the b, j, p. the ordering party itself has also attempted to distance itself from these comments that is suspended. nipple sharma the spokesperson in question. and also other officials just have, in general, i think it's for the gulf states. i mean, they traditionally have always shied away from interfering. and india domestic politics and have done their level best to do so. even when other muslim states, such as iran or turkey, or even malaysia under the former prime minister, might have been pam that criticized india for say, revoking article $370.00 and changing the status of demo kashmir because they have held back traditionally because they've always thought to not to interfere, but insulting the profit when the spokesperson of the ruling party insults the prophet muhammad on satellite tv. that's a different ball game altogether that i use this to be an internal matter. i never have to ask you because you said that it doesn't appear in a very credible india response so far. how then c

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it's not moving from point a to point b to think that washington analyze the possible consequences for the european unit, and they are ok with them. that's fine. it's in the interests of the united states . they don't need that rivals. they don't need much by the complex not well got it . but i see arrival in the north west of the south. so we needed to tech russia and enjoy the rico she said. but you know, it's wrong. you want to be. the heating themselves is a lack and it was a mistake made by ideologists of the sanctions policy in washington. so you're saying in europe they don't understand their when you might they may make it up one way there's people who realize face dont are not giving the floor and say yes not are out cost. so would you gotten it? would they won't listen to them with us. they are called the one your followers of the crime and supporters of the rambling regime. it's the council culture and those who i mean the problem with with the, with the not and those who are lenient, these countries, they work for washington. and when you mind that we have to come to terms

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