i was a part of bayview most of my life. i can't remember not being a part of bayview. >> i have been here for several years. this space used to be unoccupied. it was used as a dump. to repurpose it for something like this with the bistro to give an opportunity for the local vendors and food people to come out and showcase their work. that is a great way to give back to the community. >> this is a great example of a public-private community partnership. they have been supporting this including the san francisco public utilities commission and mayor's office of workforce department. >> working with the joint venture partners we got resources for the space, that the businesses were able to thrive because of all of the opportunities on the way to this community. >> bayview has changed. it is growing. a lot of things is different from when i was a kid. you have the t train. you have a lot of new business. i am looking forward to being a business owner in my neighborhood. >> i love my city. you know, i went to city college and fo

>>our satellite office here in bayview hunters point. to be able to be president in the community that needs the services we provide why the bayview in the year 2006 one 3rd of all homicides. >>that occurred in the city and county of san francisco occurred right here in bayview hunters point. >>the new office will bring the dia services to people who find it difficult or intimidating to go to harris has main offices at the hall of justice the idea is that everything that we provided the whole justice we would be able to provide here while the dia encourages crime victims and witnesses to go to police. she emphasizes that the free services offered by the new office are available whether or not the crime is reported. those services include on site victim counseling and help getting shelter for abuse victims. it's about providing education and information about what we can do that is helpful to a community. the hope is that having an office entrenched in the bayview community, we'll bring cooperation between its residents and the d a and th

the bayview is starving for trees. if you drive around the bayview, i think it has a lot fewer trees than other cities in the neighborhood, and at this point, every tree in that neighborhood really, really matters. if you uphold this appeal, it will send a clear message to developers that when you plan your development, you have to plan to save the trees, and that you don't just do your plan and come back later, late on your permit -- tree removal permitting process and say well, the project was already approved, so of course, now, we have to remove these trees. it would send a message that you have to plan for the trees when you're designing your development. that's all i really have to say, and thank you for your time, and i really think that you should uphold this appeal and a delay of a few weeks for the architects to work around these trees isn't going to did he -- devastate the community. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you. we will now hear from r roz arbough. miss arbough? >> hi. can you hear me? >> cl

>>our satellite office here in bayview hunters point. to be able to be president in the community that needs the services we provide why the bayview in the year 2006 one 3rd of all homicides. >>that occurred in the city and county of san francisco occurred right here in bayview hunters point. >>the new office will bring the dia services to people who find it difficult or intimidating to go to harris has main offices at the hall of justice the idea is that everything that we provided the whole justice we would be able to provide here while the dia encourages crime victims and witnesses to go to police. she emphasizes that the free services offered by the new office are available whether or not the crime is reported. those services include on site victim counseling and help getting shelter for abuse victims. it's about providing education and information about what we can do that is helpful to a community. the hope is that having an office entrenched in the bayview community, we'll bring cooperation between its residents and the d a and th

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the bayview is starving for trees. if you drive around the bayview, i think it has a lot fewer trees than other cities in the neighborhood, and at this point, every tree in that neighborhood really, really matters. if you uphold this appeal, it will send a clear message to developers that when you plan your development, you have to plan to save the trees, and that you don't just do your plan and come back later, late on your permit -- tree removal permitting process and say well, the project was already approved, so of course, now, we have to remove these trees. it would send a message that you have to plan for the trees when you're designing your development. that's all i really have to say, and thank you for your time, and i really think that you should uphold this appeal and a delay of a few weeks for the architects to work around these trees isn't going to did he -- devastate the community. thank you for your time. >> clerk: thank you. we will now hear from r roz arbough. miss arbough? >> hi. can you hear me? >> cl

bayview and hunter's point are two areas with the highest area of unemployment rates. these are areas where oewd invested and access points as shown by the locaters. the yellow representing specialized access points such as services for veterans, re-entry and services. this looks beyond construction and these include construction administration and for ocii, in particular, we have a hand in other sectors by requiring our developers and tenants to offer in-office opportunities. next slide, please. here is an example for the chase center. ocii and oewd with the operators to offer employment opportunities. the chase center opening was a success with 128 residents hired with the help of young community developers. as other commercial projects have completed under ocii's jurisdiction such as the soma hotel and state warrior's hotel, we're going to connect to fulfill their in-use obligations. next slide, please. here are oewd's other sector training programs and specialized services. city build is shaded in the lighter colour, only to deemphasize since we've spoken about it

. >> in august 2019 construction began on the new facility at 1995 evans avenue in bayview. it will house motorcycle police and department of forensic services division. both sfpd groups are in two buildings that need to be vacated. they will join the new $183 million facility in late 2021. >> elements of the cfi and the traffic company are housed at the hall of justice, which has been determined to be seismically unfit. it is slated for demolition. in addition to that the forensic services crime lab is also slated for demolition. it was time and made sense to put these elements currently spread in different parts of the city together into a new facility. >> the project is located in the bayview area, in the area near estes creek. when san francisco was first formed and the streetcars were built back it was part of the bay. we had to move the building as close to the edge as possible on bedrock and solid elements piles down to make sure it was secure. >> it will be approximately 100,000 square feet, that includes 8,000 square feet for traffic company parking garage. >> the r

to see the beautiful bayview would be amazing. any touch of anything that we can do to help activate will be incredible. i think shared spaces could be a good plateau to that. >> thank you. you have done a good job of raising awareness with the bayview merchant community. and i was privileged to watch about the instagram live event you did with the two vegan chefs that i thought was excellent. i enjoyed it a lot and want to encourage the public to check out bayview merchants group instagram. and dante, if you could stay around and public comment that have and there may be commissioner questions. please don't go anywhere. we will come back to you. next up, we have -- let's see here, doug marshka. and fire -- direct? and the underdogs and on 46th avenue. >> great. tell us what you are experiencing. >> i just want to echo some comments that i think you guys did a great job of asking great questions on shared spaces. i have been involved flt in the program for my own business just in front of my stores but also involved in trying to c

bayview and hunter's point are two areas with the highest area of unemployment rates. these are areas where oewd invested and access points as shown by the locaters. the yellow representing specialized access points such as services for veterans, re-entry and services. this looks beyond construction and these include construction administration and for ocii, in particular, we have a hand in other sectors by requiring our developers and tenants to offer in-office opportunities. next slide, please. here is an example for the chase center. ocii and oewd with the operators to offer employment opportunities. the chase center opening was a success with 128 residents hired with the help of young community developers. as other commercial projects have completed under ocii's jurisdiction such as the soma hotel and state warrior's hotel, we're going to connect to fulfill their in-use obligations. next slide, please. here are oewd's other sector training programs and specialized services. city build is shaded in the lighter colour, only to deemphasize since we've spoken about it

bayview district leads in terms of volume of shootings. 27 shooting incidents this year in bayview. that is compared to 24 last year. they are significantly above the other districts. the next closest is tenderloin with 14 shootings this year compared to 7 last year. there are several district stations that have had modest reduction. northern district 4 compared to 3. the district is even. increases include 6 from last year to 10 this year. mission from 8 last year to 9 this year. >> someone should mute themselves. >> significant incidents this week. i want to share with the commission you are familiar with the case of avacasa. his mother is frequently at the commission reminding everybody the public and the commission not to forget her son's death, which happened in 2006. every year on august 16th ms. brown and her family and the police department and community members have a memorial service at the site where he was killed at grove and baker. she plans to do that again this year. i talked to ms. brown today. we know what we are facing with the pandemic and social distancing and fa

as bayview digs out from the deadly explosion that devastated the city earlier this month we're hearing remarkable stories of here as this image shows a nurse outside a hospital holding 3 newborn babies she rescued from the blast after rushing into the ward amid the confusion w. had the chance to talk to her. this is the inside of beirut st george's hospital now it seems miraculous it's still standing at all. the blast happened it was. about to finish i would shift at 7 so at $630.00. and if. everything came tumbling down. i was able to remove myself from underneath. to see the babies i saw. bleeding they had they wouldn't respond to me i was screaming at them. i couldn't find the babies they misplaced and everything was on the fluid. on the floor from the ceiling. so i had to move. and pick up the babies the city of them and get back to safety. pamela kept her cool during a harrowing scene. i was really afraid i was holding the babies and the babies will not make it i might slip and. from my hands i found myself alone holding these 3 babies. on the floor getting sutured with no anesthe

it's been very valuable in neighborhoods like the tenderloin and in the bayview, as well. >> supervisoronen: thank you. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. not seeing anyone else in the queue. i also just want to say thank you very much, director torres, for coming out to my neighborhood and giving my neighborhood some love and coming out to my neighborhood department. instead of relying on my neighborhood department, it is appreciated and noted amongst my constituents also and my small business community, the effort that your department has put in to actually reach out to our neighborhood sometimes on the west side that departments do forget about. thank you very much, and thank you, merrick, for joining us today. now, we will move onto city planning if there are no further questions. so, city planning, mr. hillis, you're here with debra flanders. >> director hillis: it's good to see that work expanding and growing. it's good work. so good morning, supervisors. thank you for giving us the opportunity to talk to you about the planning department's budget. before i begin, i just want to

. >> a bride has spoken about her shock after she was forced to run from a bayview square, where sheing for wedding photographs. she was standing outside a hotel when the blast hit. the newlyweds were supposed to spend the night at the venue, which was badly damaged. returnedped injury and to retrieve their belongings. >> there are no words to explain what happened. i feel so sad. what you are seeing now, the , it wasnd everything not there yesterday. was announcer: on this episode of "earth focus"... we vivisit oil-rich communitiesn california's sasan joaquin n vay and along alaska's arctic slope, where residents are asking tough questions about the consequences of fossil fuel extraraction. it's beenen the bedrock of their economomic livelihoods for d des but is now fracturing communities and threatening the planet. [camera's shutter advancing]

we frequently do events in bayview. the spaces are for people to come and work on their own bikes or learn skills and give them access to something that they may not have had access to. >> for me this is a fun way to get outside and be active. most of the time the kids will be in the house. this is a fun way to do something. >> you get fresh air and you don't just stay in the house all day. iit is a good way to exercise. >> the bicycle coalition has a bicycle program for every community in san francisco. it is connecting the young, older community. it is a wonderful outlet for the community to come together to have some good clean fun. it has opened to many doors to the young people that will usually might not have a bicycle. i have seen them and they are thankful and i am thankful for this program. >> hi.ogram. i'm chris mathers with channel 19, and you're watching coping with covid-19. today, i'm going to be talking about exercising during the pandemic. first, i'm going to tell you what i've been doing, and then i'm g

the other program is the bayview services connection program. with a reduction of funding of 50,000 which will harm and reduce our cross cultural community and this program serves over 5,000 vulnerable and low income residents who face language, culture barriers with one-on-one case management and cultural events in bayview. our program in chinatown district is being cut by end of november. this willing affect the health and sanitation conditions of the most densely populated area in san francisco during this pandemic. and last but not least, the restoration of the cuts to the program that our young asian women against violence and promote health seeking behavior to reach out 600 young people so i really appreciate all your time and considerations and thank you for your leadership. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. > >> caller: hello. thank you. i am a resident of district 1 and i am calling to ask that the support of supervisors and re-evaluate and respect and for funding for housing services and other services that will sup

we've seen community groups rise up to support our most vulnerable residents in the bayview and mission and other hard hit areas. we've seen the spirit of san francisco rise to meet this challenge to flatten the curve and then rise once again when the virus came back the second time. today, we are proposing a balanced budget that closes that $1.5 billion deficit. while still meeting the needs of our city. through all of this, we continue to protect our public workforce. let be clear, when we talk about 180,000 san franciscans applying for unemployment, not one of those people is doing so because of city cut their job. not one. as our economy plummeted, we wanted our city workers to focus on their health and the health of their families and on serving our residents during this crises. not on whether or not they would have a paycheck. with the budget i'm proposing today, i i want to continue to prevent all layoffs. but to do that, we need our labor partners to work with us. we need them to agree to delay any planned wage increases for two years. so far, we are having good conversations wi

there was a shooting that happened on the 100 block of s irsisca road in the bayview and this became a public interest from not one of the persons involved in a shooting but a car that stopped after the per persn that was shot was dropped off at the hospital and posted on instagram and caused a lot of incidents. our officers responded to shots fired in the area of kiska and dormitory and this was near the boy's and girl's club. several cases were located but no suspects or victims were found. there was a call regarding a hit-and-run in hudson locating a need with blood but no occupant was in the vehicle and the san francisco's sheriff's office assigned to san francisco general hospital advised a gunshot victim was dropped off and the victim had a wound to the left upper chest. the victim -- the person dropped off was involved in a series of violent robberies and that person was arrested for the robberies and the robberies, though, as far as we know at this point in the investigation were unrelated to the shooting. and after the persons dropped the person who had been shot off, they,

nancy pelosi showed up at a post office today in the bayview district of san francisco to drum up support for her new bill funding the post office and blocking trump administrations overhaul of the service. >> i done think there ever was a political aspect to this. >> and yet your mail has become republicans say mail-in voter fraud will be rampant. democrats call postal reform voter suppression. in the mean time, the highly charged rhetoric has sent much of america into a panic over the upcoming election. >> it's going to be a catastrophe. >> t postmaster today delayed the overhaul ofte ericans cast their vote but the move has done it will toll pacify the doubters. >> i don't trust the postmaster general and what he said. if he's sincere, it means the bully backed off. >> but the truth is, californians have been voting by mail for years. in this years election, 70% of voters chose the post office over the polls when casting ballots. so registrars all ready have a system in place capable of counting thousands of mail-in votes and keeping tabs on security. >> is there more of an opportunity

we've seen community groups rise up to support our most vulnerable residents in the bayview and missionnd other hard hit areas. we've seen the spirit of san francisco rise to meet this challenge to flatten the curve and then rise once again when the virus came back the second time. today, we are proposing a balanced budget that closes that $1.5 billion deficit. while still meeting the needs of our city. through all of this, we continue to protect our public workforce. let be clear, when we talk about 180,000 san franciscans applying for unemployment, not one of those people is doing so because of city cut their job. not one. as our economy plummeted, we wanted our city workers to focus on their health and the health of their families and on serving our residents during this crises. not on whether or not they would have a paycheck. with the budget i'm proposing today, i i want to continue to prevent all layoffs. but to do that, we need our labor partners to work with us. we need them to agree to delay any planned wage increases for two years. so far, we are having good conversations with

neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior. long-term businesses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access t

coming out of the bayview community transportation point. we're allowing safety enhancements to be legalized, particularly mated seen automatd enforcement and we're work on how the state sets speed limits on not setting speed limits at what the 15th percentile least prudent driver thinks is their right to drive and we're trying to coordinate with a variety of other state and local agencies in order to get that legislation passed. and, of course, at the federal level, there's been a lot of action. we are in receipt of our first care funds which had gotten us through the last quarter and preparing to receive the second funds which is how the agency will survive in the second quarter and working with our delegation to find a path to get additional federal authorization through the senate on the invest pact passed by congress is certainly helpful and includes the vision zero policies p and a.as you know, we have a major start-up of the rail system scheduled currently on august 22nd and a variety of improvements to the bus system that is happenin

it's been very valuable in neighborhoods like the tenderloin and in the bayview, as well. >> supervisoronen: thank you. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. not seeing anyone else in the queue. i also just want to say thank you very much, director torres, for coming out to my neighborhood and giving my neighborhood some love and coming out to my neighborhood department. instead of relying on my neighborhood department, it is appreciated and noted amongst my constituents also and my small business community, the effort that your department has put in to actually reach out to our neighborhood sometimes on the west side that departments do forget about. thank you very much, and thank you, merrick, for joining us today. now, we will move onto city planning if there are no further questions. so, city planning, mr. hillis, you're here with debra flanders. >> director hillis: it's good to see that work expanding and growing. it's good work. so good morning, supervisors. thank you for giving us the opportunity to talk to you about the planning department's budget. before i begin, i just want to

fourth in the bayview now police are turning to the public for help and the family is begging for answers >> this is devastating. my six- year-old son, i am begging, begging, begging please reach out, please anything. >> if you know anything about this case, you are asked to call police. >>> a new report criticizes libby schaaf and ann kirkpatrick over the fatal police shooting of joshua he was killed in 2010 after the respondent report of a man with a gun. the city ended up paying more than $1 million to his family in a settlement. according to the report written by a monitor, the chief concluded the shooting was justified even before the investigation was complete. it also announces the mayor was showing video of the shooting and did not ask questions or provide direction. >> this mayor has the power to hire, fire, the police chief, she runs the show. there have been five chiefs since she has been in power and she did not run the show. she just did not do anything to keep track of this. >> the former chief released a statement saying mr. warshaw's report on the shooting is purposely mis

italian seafood and catering businesrome's kitchen, and has a pop-up restaurant in san francisco's bayview district, says he's treated differently because he is african-american. >> when i come into these buildings in these locations and i'm asking to sign up for different things sometimes i get the runaround, i might get the third i or not be treated with the same respect. >> it's difficult to completely put together your program and get people to invest. >> reporter: at the business owners to the black lives matter movement has raised awareness about these issues and arresting strands week can help them breakthrough. >> this helps my business on the upper echelon level as well as with inquiries coming in. we have more people asking us about what rome's kitchen is. >> reporter: black restaurant week runs for 10 days, through august 30th. >>> san francisco's drive city farmers market reopened today. the outdoor market operates on fridays from 10:00 to 2:00 right outside chase center. while the market was closed by the pandemic, the warriors and pfizer helped with more than $20,000 in bay a

temporary sites because, i thought we were doing a lot more testing already in the mission and the bayview but it doesn't look like that from your test reports and i would think that it's to understand how many tests are being done continue a particular sensuous track or it would may be the better way to do it because there maybe several test sites within those census tracks so we can understand the numbers that are being done in the vulnerable areas. >> i appreciate that, commissioner. the purple map showed the prevalence of testing per-capita by census track and you always said you are right the dots on the map, which showed the testing sites do not reflect the mobile sites so the pop up so if there's an outbreak where owe do a day of testing in a certain local cal that wouldn't be reflected in these testing maps. it's particularly with those resources we need to concentrate on the southeastern part of the city and go where the virus is and test as many people as possible particularly in those high prevalence census tracks and that what we will kobe with these new testing resources that

the other program is the bayview services connection program.th a reduction of funding of 50,000 which will harm and reduce our cross cultural community and this program serves over 5,000 vulnerable and low income residents who face language, culture barriers with one-on-one case management and cultural events in bayview. our program in chinatown district is being cut by end of november. this willing affect the health and sanitation conditions of the most densely populated area in san francisco during this pandemic. and last but not least, the restoration of the cuts to the program that our young asian women against violence and promote health seeking behavior to reach out 600 young people so i really appreciate all your time and considerations and thank you for your leadership. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. > >> caller: hello. thank you. i am a resident of district 1 and i am calling to ask that the support of supervisors and re-evaluate and respect and for funding for housing services and other services that will suppor

pelosi will be at the bayview post office in less than an hour. we're going to bring you those updates later this afternoon. >>> a developing story for you. a new senate report, it is detailing how russia interfered with the 2016 presidential election and how the trump campaign welcomed the help. that report nearly 1,000 pages from the republican-led senate committee. it shows then-candidate trump's campaign managed what was coordination with the intel officer and roger stone. it also describes how russia launched an aggressive wide-ranging effort to interfere with the election on donald trump's behalf. >>> decision 2020 and campaign season is now in high gear. democrats today, they will officially nominate joe biden at the national convention. speakers tonight include biden's wife and former president bill clinton. night two comes after former first lady michelle obama came out swinging against president trump during the convention's opening. here's nbc new's kristen welker with the play by play. >> reporter: michelle obama caking the case for jo

is that you as paying any other bill in addition to the money we impose their cause to the greater bayview it is a great way for straw to sort of build communicated and to introduce people who might not normally get to be exposed to one nonprofit or another and i know that they do a different nonprofit every most of the year. >> people are mroent surprised the restaurant it giving back i see some people from the nonprofit why been part of nonprofit monday sort of give back to the program as well answer. >> inform people that be regular aprons at straw they get imposed to 10 or 12 nonprofits. >> i love nonprofits great for a local restaurant to give back to community that's so wonderful i wish more restrictive places did that that is really cool. >> it is a 6 of nonprofit that is supporting adults with autism and down syndrome we i do not involved one the wonderful members reached out to straw and saw a headline about, about their nonprofit mondays and she applied for a grant back in january of 2016 and we were notified late in the spring we would be the recipient of straw if you have any q

neighborhood goes like lower filmore, bayview, castro and excelsior. long-term businesses have given to the city and we want to give bamto them as well. then because we were looking for additional funding sources, we took dollars that we had with existing partners already with our partners to do small business work and help convert to support women entrepreneurs around san francisco and very specific neighborhoods for mini grants to serve immediate needs. every little dollar helped. >> one of the programs that just become available. right to recover. >> i am glad you are asking about right to recover. we know that it is extremely valuable right now as we look to incentivize community members disproportionately impacted by covid-19 by economic hardship, spaces to work in because they need to provide for families, having access to the economic relief or wages that you count on to protect yourself, stabilize your families, support your families and children or parents or extended family. that is a huge disincentive if you believe you may not have access t

temporary sites because, i thought we were doing a lot more testing already in the mission and the bayview but it doesn't look like that from your test reports and i would think that it's to understand how many tests are being done continue a particular sensuous track or it would may be the better way to do it because there maybe several test sites within those census tracks so we can understand the numbers that are being done in the vulnerable areas. >> i appreciate that, commissioner. the purple map showed the prevalence of testing per-capita by census track and you always said you are right the dots on the map, which showed the testing sites do not reflect the mobile sites so the pop up so if there's an outbreak where owe do a day of testing in a certain local cal that wouldn't be reflected in these testing maps. it's particularly with those resources we need to concentrate on the southeastern part of the city and go where the virus is and test as many people as possible particularly in those high prevalence census tracks and that what we will kobe with these new testing resources that

the murder of a 6-year-old boy. 6-year-old jace young was shot and killed july 4th on the city's bayviewistrict. today sfpd announced a $100,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction of the person or people responsible for that shooting. jace was shot while watching fireworks. police don't think he was the intended target. >>> a man who led police on a chase in the south bay in custody tonight. it started with reports of a man with a pellet gun possibly shooting at other cars on highway 101 south of alum rock avenue in san jose. as officers kept other drivers away, the suspect took off in his car, leading police on a chase. they went after him for almost an hour, eventually tracking him down in front of a liquor store in south san jose. police surrounded him with guns drawn until they felt they could safely have him get out of his car and on the ground. >>> turning now to the fight against covid-19. the state's testing backlog is officially cleared and we now know how it's affecting our numbers. late last month the state revealed some 250,000 tests hadn't been pro

when i've been out in the bayview with the h.o.t. team, i know their dedication to that community, and your community is tell us we must do better. >> supervisor walton: correct. and my community is specifically telling me we want different people, service providers. and again, under the latest assessment we've had, folks and community. and just for my clarification or my knowledge, doesn't d.p.h. hire h.o.t. team members? >> sorry, no. our nonprofit provider hires them. >> supervisor walton: thank you. >> just to clarify, they did used to be part of d.p.h., and they are hosted at the d.p.h. building, but they are a nonprofit provider. there are many street medicine providers that often get merged with h.o.t., so it seems like you and i should sort of break some of this apart together so i can understand more of what we need to do. >> supervisor walton: definitely, along with community. >> yes, sir. thank you. >> clerk: apologies. madam clerk, before we continue, would supervisors haney and preston, noted present at 4:01, we have now

our operation center and working with district ten to add a new third street, 15 express serving bayview and hundreder's point. hunter's point. (please stand by) >> wow, i don't think that the bell went off. okay, colleagues, any comments or questions for our m.t.a. general manager? oh, yes, supervisor mandelman. >> supervisor mandelman: thank you, chair fewer, and thank you director. and you and your agency have done extraordinary things over these last six months. i really want to note the recognition that i think that you received, and maybe you could talk a little bit more about it. but our response was compared favorably, your response favorably from the equity responses to the other transit agencies either around the united states or the world. and i think that is something that you should brag about a little more. go ahead and brag. thank you for the opportunity. so researchers at mcgill university published a peer reviewed findings looking at how all of the larger transit operators in north america responded to the covid crisis. their findings were that because sfmta shifted reso

bayview district leads in terms of volume of shootings. 27 shooting incidents this year in bayview. that is compared to 24 last year. they are significantly above the other districts. the next closest is tenderloin with 14 shootings this year compared to 7 last year. there are several district stations that have had modest reduction. northern district 4 compared to 3. the district is even. increases include 6 from last year to 10 this year. mission from 8 last year to 9 this year. >> someone should mute themselves. >> significant incidents this week. i want to share with the commission you are familiar with the case of avacasa. his mother is frequently at the commission reminding everybody the public and the commission not to forget her son's death, which happened in 2006. every year on august 16th ms. brown and her family and the police department and community members have a memorial service at the site where he was killed at grove and baker. she plans to do that again this year. i talked to ms. brown today. we know what we are facing with the pandemic and social distancing and fa

when i've been out in the bayview with the h.o.t. team, i know their dedication to that community, and your community is tell us we must do better. >> supervisor walton: correct. and my community is specifically telling me we want different people, service providers. and again, under the latest assessment we've had, folks and community. and just for my clarification or my knowledge, doesn't d.p.h. hire h.o.t. team members? >> sorry, no. our nonprofit provider hires them. >> supervisor walton: thank you. >> just to clarify, they did used to be part of d.p.h., and they are hosted at the d.p.h. building, but they are a nonprofit provider. there are many street medicine providers that often get merged with h.o.t., so it seems like you and i should sort of break some of this apart together so i can understand more of what we need to do. >> supervisor walton: definitely, along with community. >> yes, sir. thank you. >> clerk: apologies. madam clerk, before we continue, would supervisors haney and preston, noted present at 4:01, we have now

corruption so the lebanese people are asking what was ammonium nitrate doing at one of the warehouses at bayview court. demonstrations are being held in the capital of pakistan administered kashmir most of there in solidarity with the people of indian administered kashmir mark a year since the region lost special status prime minister man can accuse india of turning the muslim majority region into an open air prison is expected to address the local assembly. india's prime minister narendra modi has laid the foundation stone for him to temple on the site of a destroyed mosque after years of legal wrangling the supreme court ruled last year the signs in the northern town of odia belongs to a hindu group several high profile democracy campaigners a bank called hong kong joshua wand. and ivan lamb are facing charges relating to protest last year against an extradition bill another case is also taking place an application for a bail hearing will test hong kong's existing laws and beijing's new national security legislation it's the stream next. to own or is there a. is the government of the sorry opt

corruption so the lebanese people are asking what was ammonium nitrate doing at one of the warehouses at bayview courts why was it not stored safely who is responsible for placing this material of a report that has taken so many lives according to the red cross at least 100 people dead and the number could rise 4000 people injured so many questions that the cabinet is expected to meet officials are saying that they're going to get to the bottom of this those responsible will be held to account but the people in the streets are saying how can we trust you when you have been in power for all these years and you have been responsible for the mismanagement and corruption that has run the economy into the ground. they are still pulling out. from underneath the rubble of the electricity companies not very far. hair. hundreds of them were in that building when the blast happened and a woman just told us her husband. died in the blast and they're only pulling their bodies from underneath the rubble now so that search operation is still continuing and even a favorite port that was the site of the explosi

shooting and killing a 6 year-old boy just showing you may remember was shot and killed in the city's bayview neighborhood while watching fireworks with his family back on the 4th of july. this is video from a vigil held just days after that shooting. another man also injured in that shooting and after more than a month police say they still do not have a description of the gunman. they're now hoping that the money will encourage someone to come forward. now to the south they were san jose police say a man has died after being shot with a pellet gun. the scene unfolding sunday morning on mcloughlin avenue in the city's your bubble in a neighborhood. the man was taken to a local hospital for his injuries and was pronounced dead monday. police say the shooting appears to have been accidental. this is san jose's 23rd homicide of 2020. further south in monterey county more folks have been ordered out of their homes as the river fire continues to rage near salinas the flames so far have burned more than 4,000 acres since early sunday morning and his only said to be 10% contained tonight. cal fire