by accident it happens becf your work and make no mistake about it, it happens because of policend bec it happens because of leadership. at■ç were city is paknow, peop everything what is is not is a city. what it is is great city and a great city because of great people temperature is because t department cares. this police department will get we need to do to make sure that erod kws what we know. that san francisco is a great place this work epitomizes what i said and i want toha all and your families because 91 of this would happen the work you [applause] >> thank you. ch to call up captain jason s of northern station along with the officers from northern son raft first award. bayviewsa well. come on up. i'm jason sawyer captain of hear a fantastic story fr norern station and officers martinez and fernandez from bayview on april 24, another wednesday night 11 o'clock at night officers respondsed post street robbery.van ness and franklin met with the victim the victim said he was wngt come noticed 3 of him walking in the same direction. looked at his phone was not paraguay attention t

going on in gaza, but there's a sense of impotance that they can't do anything about it, and it's just bec. part of the the background news stories, it's horrendous. definitely of course the protest movement has helped keeping keep the momentum, we'll we'll talk about the protest movement here later on on the show, but these allegations, let's say of rape and abuse and torture, um, the un of course has done a report from testimonies or evidence. that victim, palestinian victims of torture have given happening in israeli prisons of one man having been uh raped with iron bar and another one gank raped and now hear that the rabbi has issued an edict saying that it's okay there is and of course that's depraved yeah it's incredibly depraved and of course as i'm sure you know uh there were protests at the facilities so this was yeah, uh, but it wasn't to protest against the the rape and the the torture of of of palestinians from gaza. it was instead to protest the fact that select few of those soldiers were brought in for questioning. they weren't charged, they weren't even, harmed in any way, t

bec wilde. ., ., ., ., , ., becky wilde. congratulations to new zealand.the fate of deif. hamas said that deif survived the attack, but did not provide proof. deif was one of the hamas leaders that israel said were marked for death after the october the seventh attack. our middle east correspondent yolande knell is injerusalem. just after we've had the news of these guys are targeted killings in these guys are targeted killings in the past couple of days, the israeli military putting out this short statement confirming that in their strike in the south of gaza two weeks ago, it did in fact kill this man, who

they have great big crates full of stuff that is so cheap now, all the condimentes and things you need bec because -- >> ainsley: sausage in the basket. >> steve: whatever that is. there is a story today big lots will closeup to 315 stores, big down the stores. people can't afford stuff. my grocery store is trying to sell ketchup for $1.99. >> ainsley: coca-cola has seen prices go down. families are not going to restaurants or drinking water. >> lawrence: do you want it to get worse? do you want to double down on the insanity we are experiencing? >> steve: can it get worse? >> lawrence: it can get worse. we have family members that work hard and they are not cutting it, not enough to make bills. we hear about it all over the country. social security people. >> brian: when you go to supermarket, you want quality, professional, chef boy reldee. >> steve: brilliant with spa gh ghetto -- spaghettio's. >> brian: we are not allowed to have jar sauce in my house, homemade. >> ainsley: when i went to college, i filled my dorm with chef boy rdee. i ate the ravioli. the bowl was so red afterward, i

if you get the credit scores up bec the cost of short-term debt can go down because you're getting theavailable. and some cities, some states have done that better than others. your region is one of the tops in the country, which is new york and that whole area. interestingly enough, minnesota, minneapolis, the top state in the country. >> so you also do a lot of work on the housing front, that is a huge factor into whether people can afford to put a roof over themselves. you have residential homes for instance. are rents cooling, and are we finding that housing is becoming more affordable than it was at the worst of the pandemic a couple of years ago? >> rents are cooling a bit. i think we need more supply. go back to the very good question you made -- mentioned a moment ago. i also want to note our survey showed that those in the middle, those making $100,000 a year, are living paycheck to paycheck 27% of those. so this is folks who -- everybody needs financial literacy, which is my main issue. so going back to the affordability issue. if the president wanted to shine a bright light

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this bec comes the same week sir ban went into effect and nasa county on long island. with more on this proposal. >> new york city mayor eric adams really did not mince words on this. on a radio show this week he called himself a believer when it comes to banning masks for nonhealth reasons. violent crime and violent protests have become a problem pretty added in part quote if you are at a protest yelling and screaming you are not concerned about your health reason. adam's comments come just two days after a facemask band became law in a suburban new york county redoing the bill signing on wednesday, nasa county executive bruce blakeman reiterated there would be exceptions or religious or medical reasons. he explained people won't be arrested for simply wearing a mask. but, they can be questioned by police. someone found to be hiding their identity could then be arrested and face up to a year in jail or $1000 fine. called the new lot common sense. >> we have been seeing all over the country, massive shoplifting or people are stealing goods with masks on. and our law en

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as clinicians we often i use methemphetamine becs i can use more fentanyl safely and that is true on a one-off, but if the reality, when you use the two together you jack up the fentanyl use higher and tend have more chaotic use so overdose tends to be higher. the deaths look a more like opioid death. when we look at the cause of h you see and comorbidities in people who die from opioids and st [indiscernible] they look like opioids. stimulant death is much more higher rate of additional comormidities. another complicated slide. sorry, we dove into the case narratives and got excited about them, because we wanted to understand what is going on with these deaths. why can't we prevent all by handing out naloxone. fentanyl deaths, we are pretty stimulant only is something different. most of the deaths, majority are happening in private spaces and 52 percent of the people nobody was there when they died and haven't been en for days to weeks before they were found. rc this isn't a population that a bystander response intervention is going

i am going to table item six bec about that in our work plan conversation.g at laura, i know we do have public comment. i was getting go to public comment? members of the public who wish to providease line up at the podium. now, members of the public who wish to provide public comment over the phone, please refer to the instructions posted a c o h. wait until the systes been unmuted and you may begin your comments.ll have two minutes to speak. we will begin with in person public comment over the phone for the in-person public commentsd no public comment over the phone. this concludes the public comment section for this agenda item. thank you so much. all right.nd with that, we're going to take a motionalton, is there a second second seconded by vice chair d'anto, do we take we don't take public comment ont. no no no no no. so roll call. okay. i just always check. i know, it's been a couple of months.t d'antonio. yes. member friedenbach. absent member. haddock'sc member. preston. absent. member shifrin. yes. member. martinez. chair williams i. and than thank

you can be on a trail and not realize you are in the city bec drone of cars is inaudible.ldings and thefact we have that here in the city is something e in a bio diversity hot spot, so the number san francisco is larger, more numerous then other parts of the world, so california is bio diversity hot spot and the bay area a hot spot within california we feel a lot of pride to be san franciscans but be taken away and we work to protect, diversity on mount sutra and the walk the trails and have access to this beau to acknowledge [applause] out in nature. those moments when you y overwhelmed and you can also at these beautiful california can take a moment to watch the way the leaves blow yourself breathing and feel your feet on the ground and i know you that with the stress of the job stewarding our city, so thank you so much and i'll leave it at that. >> thank you. [applause] >> our special order commendation is >> thank you president aaron colleagues, today i have a special and green cross been in the hood for the past 20years or in business 20 years and been most that time. happy to have

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