this commissioner beltran a quick comment. that is i can't tell you how excited i am to have you back. when i was the inter~im director in 2010, she was instrumental in work width dpw to get street program off grounlt. that was like the most ingenius programs instead of graffiti artists ruin the walls of commercial small businesses we corraled them and inspired them to make murals at the behest of the same small business ordinance to beautify and work with a graf fity stiechlt it was a successful will program of i'm so thrilled that we were able to do this i wanted share irirrelevantent and fun memory. >> i don't know if you remember. when she started invited to our first black tie events and did not have a ball gown. and -- remember that. and so i one week brought in all of my formal ball gowns and literally -- with other women in the officeim dmam my office and had a fashion show and had her try them on and vote which she should wear. [laughter]. >> can i -- commissioner shiota, i wanted to say i'm excited have her back as w

. >> president collins present vice president shio to present commissioner beltran present. commissioner cher is absent. commissioner shelby is absent. we have corm for today's meeting also for the record. director of cultural affairs ralph remington. deputy director of programs evan glenn. deputy director of finance and administration sara hallenbeck. and chief of staff alissa ventry are all in attendance. >> do we have any agenda changes? no agenda changes. but i would like to say is that i want to express our appreciation at the very top of the meeting for the amount of work that has gone into what we are going to be looking at today. i know that time frames are essential. understanding all the interplays of the budget and how this goes forward and also the timing of it is important. you know given the sequence of legislative requirements with respect to the motions that we will hopefully make today and pass and the action by the commission. so i just want to thank you. staff thank you director, for for pulling this together in a week that was very busy for everybody. so

. >> president collins present vice president shio to present commissioner beltran present.ssioner cher is absent. commissioner shelby is absent. we have corm for today's meeting also for the record. director of cultural affairs ralph remington. deputy director of programs evan glenn. deputy director of finance and administration sara hallenbeck. and chief of staff alissa ventry are all in attendance. >> do we have any agenda changes? no agenda changes. but i would like to s i

i'm joined now byjoaquin beltran, a local los angeles resident who is at the evacuation shelter in pasadenang to us today, we appreciate your time. tell me how you have been affected and what is your experience with these fires been like?— experience with these fires been like? . , ., ., been like? last night on x, on television _ been like? last night on x, on television i _ been like? last night on x, on television i saw _ been like? last night on x, on television i saw seniors - been like? last night on x, on television i saw seniors being | television i saw seniors being evacuated from their elder care facility because the fire was about to engulf their centre. so it broke something in me and i came straight throughout abina and distributed respirators because particulate matter is some of the worst that anyone can breathe in and so we really did not have any respirators here, unfortunately. but what is regrettable is that our government is prepared for this level of emergency. so our community had to step up, source the masks and distribute them here, over 1000. source the masks and di

that's 110% positive and just spread positive energy all over, man, celia beltran says.on to honoring doctor king, she's riding the celebration train for another reason. i'm 75 years old. i've been doing the mlk celebration for many, many years. and today, ironically, i'm doing it because i want to boycott the inauguration. once the group arrived in san francisco today, we're going to celebrate. they joined more than 4000 others marching together through the city to a rally at yerba buena gardens. young and old uniting to move doctor king's dream of equality forward in san francisco. marianne favro, nbc, bay area news. a great day of action in the city. that celebration train from san jose to the city and a lot of activities in oakland as well. on this mlk day. it's a live look. now on this monday night, with ourgoing to join us now i guess what i'm looking for from you is, i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric

celia beltran says addition to honoring doctor king, she's riding the celebration train for another reason. i'm 75 years old. i've been doing the mlk celebration for many, many years. and today, ironically, i'm doing it because i want to boycott the inauguration. once the group arrived in san francisco today, we're going to celebrate. they joined more than 4000 others marching together through the city to a rally at yerba buena gardens. young and old uniting to move doctor king's dream of equality forward in san francisco. marianne favro, nbc. bay area news turned out to be a nice day to be able to go out and do a day of service. just a lot of pride on the streets today. let's take you outside now on this monday evening. a live look from our emeryville camera as it looks into san francisco. so many emotions across the country today. a lot of positive emotions out there. yeah, and sunny blue skies for us. we did get in on some wind. all of that bay area wind is exiting. so now we're settling into another cold night ahead. even a frost advisory for totomorrow mning. we're going to talk about

this commissioner beltran a quick comment. that is i can't tell you how excited i am to have you back. when i was the inter~im director in 2010, she was instrumental in work width dpw to get street program off grounlt. that was like the most ingenius programs instead of graffiti artists ruin the walls of commercial small businesses we corraled them and inspired them to make murals at the behest of the same small business ordinance to beautify and work with a graf fity stiechlt it was a successful will program of i'm so thrilled that we were able to do this i wanted share irirrelevantent and fun memory. >> i don't know if you remember. when she started invited to our first black tie events and did not have a ball gown. and -- remember that. and so i one week brought in all of my formal ball gowns and literally -- with other women in the officeim dmam my office and had a fashion show and had her try them on and vote which she should wear. [laughter]. >> can i -- commissioner shiota, i wanted to say i'm excited have her back as w

. >> um, i'm bianca beltran with nbc, l.a. >> um, you spoke about the arrests that were made overnightin recent days. can you speak to the biggest challenges when it comes to access in these fire areas? and do you find that these individuals are from the area or coming from further away? >> thank you. >> in regards to the challenges in our areas for the l.a. county sheriff's jurisdiction, um, the individuals that were contacting do not live in the areas where we're arresting them. uh, we're finding out they have zero business being in these areas. so i do want to reiterate to our communities, if you do not belong in these affected areas, do not go there. you are subject to arrest. i listed some of the charges. we are contacting people, um, and we are finding a variety of things, including people with firearms, with narcotics. don't go there. hopefully that answers your question any other questions? >> we're going to go over here in the plaid shirt microphone oh thank you. >> oh okay how uh how troubled are you that there's a lack of communication between the city of los angeles and the

cnbc's bianca beltran reports. >> i mean, look at how many people are here already. >> a lot of them are volunteers who showed up this morning. they saw it on the news, they saw it on social media, and they showed up and said, how can i help? and a big way that people are helping is by organizing. look at all of these donations. tons of clothes. there's water, there's food, there's diapers. almost anything that people can need is here. and so it's a big task. you can see volunteers trying to make it clear to people what it is that is available. and when they opened their gates here at seven this morning, i started talking to folks who were displaced by the fires, a couple who was displaced from pasadena, they said, asked them, what are you looking for? they said, well, we lost everything. >> we really don't know where to begin. >> and so they're going to go through the process here to find what, what can help them as they take those next steps. >> they said they haven't even been back to their home and are just starting to process that loss. >> but this helps them with just clothing

. >> here yoochlommissioner beltran is in the here. commissioner lu. >> here >> commissioner musleh is in the here >> commissioner schnair and walker. >> here >> like to ask for changes to the agenda? we have worn we are severing 4.1 from the agenda. like to welcome all persons interested to attend in person at 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 408. this meeting is strollod sfgov.org the technology grants us accessibility listening remote low tech difficulties may occur. please know we are doing our best. i want to reminds us of procedures for public meetings. we are bound to follow the structure offer agenda and adhere to the best practices in the good government guide. there will be an opportunity for public comment where member micomment on items. public comment be taken in person with remote access for those who require accommendation. we ask that you keep your comment on topic. each comment is limited to 3 minutes. understand tht commito does in the contribute dialogue toward comments each will be documented for public record.

>> so moved. >> commissioner beltran. >> connection.issioner schnair. >> thank you. >> is there public comment on item 2? approval of minutes. >> in person proceed to the podium and fill out the card. we're on item 2, your time will start when you begin speak you will see a timer and receive a 30 second warning before your time concludes. comments from those in american is there anyone who would like to comment on the current item? i see no public comment temperature is now closed. >> thank you. >> i now like to have the final motion all in favor, aye? >> aye. >> opposed. neigh. >> notion carries unanimously. i'm calling item 3 issue journey public comment. this item allows you to bring public comment generally on matters in the purview of the commission. as well as suggest new items for consideration by the commission. is there any public comment under agenda item 3, general public comment? for those in person go to the podium and fill out the card. we are on item 3. your time will start when you begin speak. you will see a time and re

la tragedia de los incendios en california imparta a la comunidad artÍstica.en exclusiva graciela beltrÁn mÁs fotos ". bad bunny: agradecido con dios y con la vida, agradecido con la mÚsica , con mi gente en mi paÍs, con mi familia, con mis amigos. con el mundo porque todo el mundo me ha abrazado con este proyecto y lo ha hecho de ustedes. gracias, gracias. jessica: hablando de bad bunny el conejo malo se uniÓ este fin de semana para celebrar el lanzamiento de su Último Álbum, el torneo de dominÓ en san juan, puerto rico. este evento Único reuniÓ a mÁs de 400 fanÁticos para acercarlos a la rica herencia que inspira su mÚsica y a la vez honrando tradiciones vibrantes de la isla. aquÍ le comparte imÁgenes del gran evento. [mÚsica] [mÚsica] [mÚsica] jessica: eva longoria estÁ donando 50,000 dÓlares a la asociaciÓn que ayuda a las familias de trabajadores esenciales y agricultores, la actriz nos cuenta mÁs. eva longoria: [habla en inglÉs] [mÚsica] jessica:larga lista de famosos que buscan aportar su granito de arena para ayudar a los afectados por los terribles incendios de los Ángeles que de

gael beltrÁn de san josÉ california. ocho aÑos. jessica: miren a steve de new york cumple 22 aÑos. astrid: lo que pasa que aquÍ se combinan lugares y destinos espectaculares. se combina el lujo y las aventuras. los famosos escogen lugares, lugares que quizÁs tÚ no pensabas que existÍan. [risas] para ir de vacaciones. aquÍ tenemos un resumen de su lugares espectaculares que han elegido los artistas para cocinar durante el invierno. [mÚsica] y de vacaciones de invierno se encuentran muchos artistas. rauw alejandro ha visto recientemente disfrutando de unas vacaciones en colombia. eso tras asistir al concierto de feid en medellÍn. Éste decidiÓ prolongar su estadÍa para explorar algunos de los destinos mÁs emblemÁticos del paÍs. durante su visita rauw alejandro se dejÓ ver en medellÍn donde compartiÓ con locales y el medio la cultura. se desplazÓ al embalse y compartiÓ las delicias culinarias. bailes, paseos, y hasta esquiar en la arena. asÍ de bien la pasaron ricky martin y sus hijos en dubÁi. el cantante no quiso desaprovechar su viaje de trabajo a ese destino tan impresionante. junt

carlos beltran came very close. >> there's expectation. >> he'll get in perhaps next year.ho saw some momentum. he will also potentially in the years ahead get in. and it just is really this is one of i mean cooperstown of all the major sports. it's the hall of fame that seems to matter the most. it sparks the most debates. it's a wonderful place to visit. let me add that. and it's a deserving class. >> yeah, it's. >> a great class. beautiful town, good place to be in the summer, mika. so now, yankees closer mariano rivera remains the only player ever to enter the hall of fame. unanimously, though ichiro clearly should have. >> well, if you take ichiro's japan days, he actually has more hits than pete rose. there we go. really need to look at the numbers, guys. okay. >> that's right, that's right. stay on. >> always on it. >> all right. it's two minutes past the top of the hour, and we want to get to our top story. this morning, more than 200 people convicted for their actions during the january 6th attack on the capitol are now out of prison. they're among the roughly 1500