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president bernal couldn't be here today so i have the privilege to chairing and delightful to see all you here today. this is the biggest in person attendance we had since before the pandemicism i want to acknowledge the presence of former health commissioner margene sako. we'll start with roll call. [roll call] >> wonderful. now, commissioner gerardo will read the land acknowledgment. >> the ramaytush oholone and acknowledgment. the san francisco health commission we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming thei

i am a lifelong san francisco resident grew uptake the bus from bayview and bernal heights and the haight. i'm the child and grand child public servants. feel like this is a surreal moment to follow foot steps especially those my grandfather who was a cable car and muni operator for retired and also a member of the trance port worker's union i respect the work the members do to help provide critical services to the city and to drive the city toward recovery during changing times i live in bayview and thank you to supervisor walton a member of the cac for the past 6 years. i seen impact of land use decisions and transportation decisions on the policy level and also -- at a practical and neighborhood level and that experience i hope to bring to the mt aboard of directors. i'm a howser i work for 5 years on hope sf and moved to oak land i work for the housing authority with oak land's chief social impact officer am my role is to hear from different community members and property owners and resident and make sure i'm sing siegz their ideas and their feedback and able to create innovations tha

cnn's camila bernal has the story for you. >> reporter: this is a fascinating story of survival.poke to raymond gregory, the father of the 25-year-old lost at sea. this son charles gregory went out 4:00 in the morning on friday, according to his father. he went out fishing, said he's always done this, done it for years but this time, according to his father, he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was. that's when a wave comes and hits the boat. it capsizes, that's when he loses his throw cushion, his cell phone, his life jacket. and his father saying that charles had to remove the motor of the boat and just try to hang on to the boat for as long as he could. of course, he said he's getting sun burnt, severely getting surgeon burnt and sees shark and big fish and gets stung by jellyfish. he actually did see other boats and saw airplanes and helicopters and took off his shorts and tried to wave them in the air to get people's attention. that did not work. and out of everything that happened to him. charles told his father that the worst was the nighttime. because h

cnn's camila bernal has more now. >> reporter: this is a fascinating story of survival.nd i spoke to raymond gregory who is the father of the 25-year-old lawful at sea. this son charles gregory went out friday morning according to his father, he went out fishing and said he's always done this for years. but this time around, according to his father, he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was. and that's when a wave comes and hits the boat. it capsizes. and that's when he loses his throw cushion, his cell phone, his life jacket and the father saying that charles had to remove the motor of the boat. and then just try to hang on to his boat for as long as he could. he says, of course, he's getting sunburnt. severely getting sunburnt. and of course, also sees sharks and big fish. and gets stung by jellyfish. he said he actually did see other boats and saw airplanes and the helicopters. he took off his shorts and tried to wave them in the air to get people people's attention that did not work. and out of everything that happened to him, charles told his fathe

cnn's camilla bernal reports. >> welcome to the eras tour!waiting to hear. and it was a dream come true. >> i'm trying to stick these crystals on. >> but nine months ago, she thought those dreams had been crushed. >> i was crying. i was really upset. because it was just so long. and every time you would get in, you would get kicked out or get an error or something would go wrong. it was like nonsttop drama. >> reporter: despite multiple tries, she wasn't able to get her tickets through tick master. she eventually bought them from another fan. two tickets for $600. then $100 on parking. almost $400 on dgas. she drove from salt lake city to santa clara, california. about $700 on a hotel. >> tada! >> reporter: more than $300 on meals. and $200 on her outfit and makeup. >> the multiplier factor is just enormous. it's a new phenomenon. it's not even compared -- the super bowl doesn't compare to this. >> reporter: sanjay sharma, professor of finance at the university of southern california has been studying and estimating the taylor swift numbers.

>> camilla bernal, we appreciate it. our thoughts are with their kids, with their wives, everything this morning. thank you. >>> a former trump white house staffer and the wife of former congressman adam kinzinger speaking out for the first time about the hateful rhetoric and threats her family received during a january 6th house investigation. sophia kinzinger joins us live, next. >>> and later, hollywood still really at a standstill as the first step towards negotiations falls through. how long are these strikes going to last? fran drescher with us to discuss. okay. i'llll work on that. save up to $500 on the new w sleep number® smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number®. from prom dresses... ...to workouts... ...and new adventures. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will ha

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cnn's camila bernal is following this for us.e coast guard was able to spot him. how is he doing? >> reporter: it's a fascinating story, jim. thankfully he's doing okay. i talked to his father, raymond gregory. he told me, look, my son was scared to death. he said he had never spoken to god so many times as much as he talked to him during those 30-plus hours that he was hanging on to dear life. essentially what happened here, according to his father, is he went out at 4:00 in the morning on friday to go fishing. he always does this. and he didn't realize it, but this time the tide was going out faster than what he thought it was. a wave comes through, knocked him out of the boat. he loses half the things on the boat, including his cell phone, the throw cushion, the life jacket. he has to remove the engine from the boat, and then he's just holding on to that boat. he says he saw sharks, big fish. he got stung by jellyfish. but out of all the things he experienced, he told his father the worst thing was the night because with the s

there was a crash near bernal on 680 from the basically from the 580 interchange. if you're getting on let's say you're getting on at valencia this road no problem after that it looks pretty good. 880 is also pretty slow heading down. steve mentioned that san mateo bridge and it's recovering from some earlier issues. the bay bridge does have a backup, although that's getting much better. 801. let's get back to the headlines. all right. we're so following that breaking news from san francisco where a huge fire burned at a construction site in hayes valley, ktvu. ali rasmus, you've been out there for a couple of hours, so what's the very latest out there now, dave? the latest is the fire is out and you can see some firefighters still putting water on some of the hot spots of this fire. what's left of this partially built building. it was supposed to be a residential building. it was wood frame and just before 6:00 this morning, it went up in flames. and neighbors and some of the video shows a really dramatic scene with flames shooting high up into the air about 20 mi

. >> they want to shift away from bernal -- burning fossil fuels. >> fossil fuels are a requirement fory. >> many republicans said able to roll back the biden administration's climate initiatives. it directs billions of dollars in subsidies to deploy those technologies. >> what you hear often from conservatives is we can address climate change and the emissions from fossil fuels without reducing fossil fuels themselves. that is not the way that scientists see it. they have said over and over again that we need to reduce the burning of fossil fuels. >> the loop leading republican in the race is the most ardent denier of the reality of climate change. >> environmentalists talk about all of this nonsense. >> donald trump is a climate denier. he has consistently cast doubt on climate science. he says it is a hoax. >> she researches energy and policy. >> there was a massive getting of environmental agencies. rolling back hundreds of environmental regulations. >> other leading republicans have also dismissed the issue as an exaggerated left wing talking point. >> i have always rejected the po

. >> i appreciate that president bernal come i would like to move approval of the resolution. to apply for recertification for laguna honda. >> second. >> secretary, public comment. >> is there public comment in the room? any folks on the line? press star 3. i want to know that we had audio problem and is will ask the commission to do general public comment in a later time so the folks on the line have an opportunity on this and the minutes. so jeanette, unmute the caller. >> [inaudible] can you hear me? >> yes. >> i hoped you will go back to the start of the agenda. this is item 5. way out of order. the second to the last further resolve clause submits proposed resolution. there is concern. when it says the commission approves the laguna honda [inaudible] recertified a dual certified to [inaudible] and [inaudible]. this commission should explain publicly how a dual certified [inaudible] nursing facility may be different from a part and or as a distinct part [inaudible]. laguna honda's state license is for 759 beds skilled nursing facility. well, laguna honda submit the applic

president bernal couldn't be here today so i have the privilege to chairing and delightful to see all you here today. this is the biggest in person attendance we had since before the pandemicism i want to acknowledge the presence of former health commissioner margene sako. we'll start with roll call. [roll call] >> wonderful. now, commissioner gerardo will read the land acknowledgment. >> the ramaytush oholone

camila bernal has more. >> reporter: it's the words millions were waiting to hear.ese crystals on. >> reporter: but nine months ago she thought those dreams had been crushed. >> i was really upset because it was just so long. every time you get in, you get kicked out or get an error. >> reporter: despite multiple tries, she wasn't able to get her tickets through ticketmaster. she eventually bought them from another fan. two tickets for $600, then $100 on parking, almost $400 on gas. she drove from salt lake city to santa clara, california. about 700 on a hotel, more than 300 on meals and 200 on her outfit and makeup. >> the multiplying factor is enormous. the super bowl doesn't compare. >> reporter: a professor of it was at the university of southern california has been studying the taylor swift numbers. he says it would be a $5 billion gdp type tour. >> that includes ticket sales, hotels, all of the small shopkeepers. >> reporter: he says quantifying it is hard, but points out the money stays in the u.s., boosting local economies. it's happening from california to

camila bernal joins me with more. you spoke with the father of that man. what did he tell you?gregory, and he's charles' dad. charles is 25 years old. his father telling me he went out on friday at around 4 in the morning to go fishing. he says this is something he always does, has been doing it for years. this time, though, the father saying he didn't realize that the tide was going as fast as it was and a wave came crashing in and capsized his boat. so he says once that happened, he lost his throw cushions, his cell phone, his life jacket. he had to remove the motor of the boat and just try to hang on to this boat for as long as he could. the father also saying that of course he's getting sun burnt while all of this is happening because there's obviously no shade. he says he sees sharks, big fish, there's jelly fish biting him and, again, he's just trying to hold on. he says he does see the helicopters, other boats. so he takes off his shorts and starts waving it in the air but nobody sees him. again, he just holds on. and he says that the worst part about the whole thing was

president bernal couldn't be here today so i have the privilege to chairing and delightful to see all you here today. this is the biggest in person attendance we had since before the pandemicism i want to acknowledge the presence of former health commissioner margene sako. we'll start with roll call. [roll call] >> wonderful. now, commissioner gerardo will read the land acknowledgment. >> the ramaytush oholone an

the community gathering and bike ride was in honor of juan diego bernal.was fatally shot by law enforcement on july 3rd. he was killed by either an alameda county sheriff's deputy or a california highway patrol officer investigating the theft of a car. the alameda county sheriff's office has said the deputy involved in this incident thought udot was trying to disarm him. this case has been turned over to state attorney general roberts office, which investigates deaths at the hands of law enforcement at the end of today's bike ride, there was a vigil and a balloon release in utah's honor. we have an update tonight on the san francisco archdiocese potential bank filings to handle sex abuse lawsuits. survivors network of those abused by priests or snap, has chimed in, criticizing the bankruptcy announcement. there are more than 500 sex abuse lawsuits against the archdiocese and archbishop salvatore corleone in san francisco says filing for chapter 11 will allow them to tackle the cases. but snap says they doubt the archdiocese lacks the assets needed to settl

kamila bernal joining us with more on this. he is lucky but how did it unfold? >> he is lucky.e this is a 25-year-old who is on a 12-foot john boat. i mean, it is just incredible. and i actually just spoke to the owner of the shop where he works. and the owner of the shop saying first of all, he's okay and extremely thankful to be alive. thankful to have been rescued. the shop's owner said he talked to him and asked him what kept you going, and he said that charles gregory said it was thinking about my parents that kept me going. the shop owner says, you know, he was supposed to show up to work, and he didn't. so he started calling him and texting him. and he was telling me that it's unusual for him not to text back or answer or even show up to work. and now he says, well, i know nat now his phone was at the bottom of the ocean. he went out and what happened here is that he didn't come back. so the coast guard began searching after his parents essentially reported him missing to the coast guard. there were boats, there were airplanes, there were helicopters looking for him. and

south bay times here. 20 minute drive from bernal road over to 101. >>> well, time now is 6:20.are staying on top of 49ers' training camp with our first preseason game less than two weeks away. how the team's big off-season addition feels about switching sides. plus -- ♪ ♪ >>> you are listening to "under you" by foo fighters who will be playing at outside lands. the set released just now for san francisco's outdoor music festival. goli, taste your goals. >>> we are counting down the days until the 49ers' first preseason game in las vegas where we will have the first look at the team's big off-season addition. vern glenn explains in this morning's "red and gold report." >> reporter: the 49ers will always wonder what would have happened last january if brock purdy didn't get hurt in the nfc championship game? but there's one player on the roster who had no issue with the outcome. >> i'm over here now. so i can't really talk about what happened last year. so i -- i don't need to say nothing about that game. >> reporter: javon hargrave was on the winning side. he spent the last thre

here's a look at some of the main travel times and you are looking at about 21 minute drive from bernalo 101. jess? >>> all right, another cool day for us here in the bay area. enjoy it while we have it because we have some changes in the forecast for us later this weekend. we're going to warm up quick. triple digits right around the corner for us off in the east inland hills which is hard to believe when we're right now concord only sitting at 58-degree mark. a very similar trend in oakland and even san francisco where we're seeing some sunny skies over the golden gate bridge. speaking of the golden gate bridge, we're going to see some windier conditions in the evening hour tonight and wind gusts anywhere up to around 30 miles per hour there. we're cool today. not only down here in the santa clara valley, but even off into the east bay today. 70s and 80s filling our east bay areas with 60s along the coast. it will stay cool and cloudy especially closer to pacifica. for now, back over to you. >>> local artist gave the east san jose mcdonald's a vibrant makeover. check it out. this is on

thanks so much for joining us tonight, judge bernal. >> my pleasure. >> i'm joined by karen freedman, who is the chief assistant district attorney under former district attorney cy vance. and also with us, nick ackerman. thank you both for being here. obviously a key question of what the judge is going to decide, which could be any moment, nick, is how broad the scope of this protective order is. do you agree with the judge there that the points of it -- the real concern about trump potentially sharing some of this evidence? >> absolutely. what's most amazing here, kaitlan -- what is most amazing -- is they agreed to the precise same protective order in the miami case. and it's the same protective order, in essence, that went into effect in the new york prosecution. so, this is just, as the judge said, nothing but a technique to try and delay this, try and drag it out, try and have hearings, try and have more motions. i don't think the judge is going to put up with this. >> let me ask you, karen, because we did just hear from the judge. she has signalled that she is going to hold a he

but congressman, j bernal is calling the policy impractical and unaffordable over note introduced a bill in congress to stop nuisance plan and any similar plan across the country. >> problem here is you're taking away consumer choice. you're telling people government knows better than you do what your choices for buying a new vehicle should be. >> well, the bill still faces an uphill battle. it needs a majority approval not only from the house, but also from the democratically controlled senate. and then if it passes through those 2 tests, it will still need the signature. president biden. >> lawmakers are looking at a bill that would tighten regulations around guns, especially ghost guns. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms is looking at this. and they say that ghost guns they've been trace them and they found they recovered by law enforcement more than 1000% more frequently between 2016 2021. so they say it's a bigger problem in this bill would crack down on the rapid production of ghost guns and sellers by requiring sellers to have a manufacturer's license and put a serial num

it really is the fabric of the community and on the ice cream store, i used to live in bernal heights. (indiscernible) store front is beautiful. and the bar, i love your bar and like bars in general and we need you to continue to operate and keep the downtown going so thank you very much. >> thank you. any other comments from the commission? i think having these legacy businesses before us gives us time to reflect and really appreciate what san francisco has to offer in terms of its uniqueness of promoting small businesses and we try to do whatever we can to keep you alive and to support you, so let's make sure that we get these businesses on the registry and let's continue to promote them. do i hear a motion? >> motion to approve. >> second. >> commissioner vergara, did you have a comment? >> i was only going to move to approve. >> great. >> there is a motion seconded to adopt recommendation for approval. on that motion- [roll call] so moved commissioner, the motion passes unanimously 5-0 and will place us on item 6a and b for case number 2019-022126coa-06. and 2021-004293coa-02 for