mayor london breed she showed up at around 00:30am in the morning along with police chief bill scottthey started serving the meals with a little bit different this year than in previous years, they have glide on the gohich means they package a lot of food about 200 to 300 plates drove around sa francisco. if there was anybody who was needy they would tap that person on the shoulder, saving happthanksgiving his a warm meal for you. maor london breed says you always get when you give. >>it feels amazing. it feels great to be here. >>i actually only moved here about. go so i didn't want to hear for the last 8 months or so the you come regardless of holidays are always here. yeah. and i think holidays are actually really good moments to come here, so it's it's really nice to see it on a regular weekend and then also on thanksgiving itself. the event has become so popular that. >>unlike previous years they didn't need any more volunteers and some of them are actually turned away. the mayor london breed the line the volunteers who are able to carve the turkey and ham they want to remind th

some of the volunteers include san francisco mayor london breed and sf police chief bill scott. . >>> and this morning, the annual salvation army turkey carving event. that event unofficially known as the carve off is between the san francisco fire and police department. 1600 pounds of turkey will be carved to feed nearly 14,000 people. and home bound. >> our time is 4:46 tonight the ceremony will be held in san francisco to remember the lives of george msconi from harvey mill plaza. they honor the lives of the late san francisco mayor and supervisor who was at city hall 1978. ceremony will start tonight at 7:00 p.m. >>> the impeachment inquiry is now moving forward with the house judiciary committee. the hearing will be next wednesday. it's expected to feature legal experts and they will examine the institutional grounds for impeachment. soon after congress returns from thanksgiving. the president sounded off on twitter saying he would quote love to have mike pompeo and other trump administration officials to testify. >> the president tweeted just a short while ago he encourages you

police chief bill scott released this statement, san francisco continues to see a decline in violent crime thanks to our continued collaboration with the public from our foot beat to station staff, we are committed to working with our communities to increase trust and build a safer san francisco. >>> onto a live look at capitol hill tonight. president trump took aim at impeachment hearings set to start next week. and suggested he may release a ent sdngthlatest ' from the white house. >> reporter: the president touted the economy and slammed the impeachment inquiry as he left the white house for the lsu versus alabama college football game. >> the stock market hit an all- time high yesterday. the country is doing really well. the witchhunt continues. >> reporter: president trump also said he is willing to release the transcript of an april phone call he had with the ukraine leader, probably on tuesday. >> you will tell me if you think there's anything wrong with it. >> reporter: that call, after the latter near zelensky's victory from the july conversation that sparked the impeachment

. >> reporter: police chief bill scott said officers are taking steps to address the city's car break-in epidemic and appear to show the efforts are paying off but very slowly. >> this year, year-to-date, almost a thousand more car break-ins than last year. >> is that true or less people reporting? >> well, i mean, there is always going to be people who don't report. so it is hard to measure what you don't know. >> reporter: he urges people to report. police are increasing deployment in shopping areas. today the chief joined to urge shoppers to support small businesses and park smart, meaning keep bags with you or out of sight. neighbors know the drill. >> don't have anything worth stealing in plain sight. that is all. that is the first thing you do. >> reporter: still you could easily find signs of the times brk in because they've been t t hit multiple times. >> you don't come downtown in a car and you take an uber or a b.a.r.t. >> reporter: they did put out a number of hits per shoppers and some around this area are easy to do, including trying to park in a lot that does have an attend

police officers will target residential hot spots and shopping areas, san francisco police chief bill scott explains >>we have a number of . strategies that we will employ some of are tried and true some of the movie innovative and different. but we do think that we will address that impact this issue over the next 60 days. we know that there's a small amount of people that are very organized to commit these crimes and that's what we're going after. i want to make a difference. we want our city to be the safest city. country and we're working toward that. >>so far this year there have been more than 20,000 car break ins in san francisco last year there were 21,000. >>an investigation is underway after of eta security officer shot and killed a man last night in san jose it happened at the light rail station on santa teresa boulevard deputies responded to reports of a man threatening people with knives and a pair of scissors. they say as they were responding and armed security officer fired shots at and the suspect later died at the hospital. the officer was not injured the man's identity has

his name is bill scott. let's welcome chief scott. [cheers and applause] >> good morning. we will have a little fun. i will be really, really quick, but i want you all to teach the whole city of san francisco what you did this morning. we want the whole city to hear us. we have to be really, really loud, okay? >> okay! >> all right. let's try that again. we have to be really, really loud, okay? >> okay! >> okay. on three, we are going to tell the whole city how to handle an earthquake. that is to drop, cover, and hold on. on three, we want the whole city to hear us. are you ready? >> yes! >> ready, one, two, three... >> stop, drop, hold on! >> i think the whole city heard us. thank you, guys. thank you very much. now i want to introduce another one of our public safety partners. our sheriff, vicky hennessy. >> all right, you guys. everyone said to say good morning and i want you to say good morning to me the lattice of anybody here. can we do that? good morning. >> good morning! >> that was great. thank you so much. i just wanted to do a shout out to the kindergarten class

the police department, chief bill scott, all of the officers making sure we are safe. recreation and parkas here. the department of environment is here. give them a hand. our fire chief is here. give her a hand. our office of economic workforce development and our partners at recology. [applause] we are also joined by several community leaders and these are partners that we are working year-round -- year in and year out. they have stepped out for the holiday season. they have been part of this campaign. a few weeks ago we went to all these various neighborhoods and we did a punch punchlist. now we are all out of work with all the agencies and community works, making it able for the city to shine. i want to thank randall scott from the fisherman's wharf, captain marvin from the community benefit district, andrew robinson from the east coast community benefit district , and speaking on behalf of all of those community groups , i will ask karen to come up and say a few words. [applause] >> thank you, mohammed. good morning, everyone. i am the executive director of union s

police chief bill scott. and former fire chief joanne hays white. thank you for being here and steve cava. thank you for coming. do we have some department heads, phil ginsburg, office of civic engagement, adrienne pawn. thank you for being here. wonderful to have you all here. so with that, what we want to do is move to the center of the terminal and do the unveiling by the mayor. >> in 201,755.7 million passengers traveled through san francisco international airport. we have on average 150,000 people traveling through the airport every day. flying can be stressful so we have introduced therapy dogs to make flying more enjoyable. the wag brigade is a partnership between the airport and the san francisco therapy animal assistant program to bring therapy animals into the airport, into the terminals to make passenger travel more enjoyable. i amgen fer casarian and i work here at san francisco international airport. the idea for therapy dogs got started the day after 9/11. an employee brought his therapy dog to work after 9/11 and he was able to see ho

police chief bill scott. and former fire chief joanne hays white.nk you for being here and steve cava. thank you for coming. do we have some department heads, phil ginsburg, office of civic engagement, adrienne pawn. thank you for being here. wonderful to have you all here. so with that, what we want to do is move to the center of the terminal and do the unveiling by the mayor. >> for joining us here today. we all know that our public transportation system in san francisco is important to our present and it is definitely critical to the future of our city. as our city grows, as our economy grows, as we build more housing, as more people work here, we know that we can't continue to grow in those areas without thinking about improvements to our public transportation system. as someone who grew up in this city, i relied on muni, the 31, the 22 philmore, the 44, you name it, i was on those buses. the 19, i know the routes by heart. but the fact is, you know, we need to do better. we need to make sure that people, especially people who rely on muni to ge

bill scott will be at the wal growns walgreen's to kick things off.unwrapped toys through december 20. last year about 2,500 toys were donated and they are hoping for more this year. >>> the san jose city council voted unanimously to keep 900 acres from being developed. it is part of a partnership to preserve north coyote valley. it preserves 500 acres of rural farmland and open space. the city and santa clara valley open space authority will pay for the land. the deal ends 35 years of attempted development as one of silicon valleys sought off areas. >>> the time is 55 the start day for the dungouness crab season was set to begin next week but it was concerned migrating whales could get tangled up in commercial crab gear. >>> family in san jose is hunting for their missing tortoise. it con deered away and hasn't been seen since. the family believes it slipped through an open gate while working out in the-yard on saturday. >> he can be pretty fast surprisingly. you would think they are slow but, no, they are quick. >> they are freaky fast, they are imp

[applause] our police chief bill scott is here. our fire chief, jeanine nicholson is here. and let me tell you, it does take a village. i know we got today is really about giving. and let me just tell you, it is really a blessing to be a blessing. and i know that in so many ways, we are going to be handing out turkeys here, thanks to foster farms and whole foods, but we also know that many of you who are cooking those turkeys are going to be sharing them with your family members and neighbors and friends. [applause] so i want to take this time to acknowledge and thank the folks who are here volunteering. your supervisor watson is here as well. [applause] but i also need to pause and explain to all of you why the mayors of san jose and oakland are in the house. [applause] let me explain. see, what had happened was we had a bet and a couple months ago, we had a bet, first it started as the battle of the bay, we are battling for the bay. to clean up the bay, to clean up our city, to love our cities, to show love and respect to our community. and let me tell you, first the bet

police chief bill scott. and former fire chief joanne hays white.hank you for being here and steve cava. thank you for coming. do we have some department heads, phil ginsburg, office of civic engagement, adrienne pawn. thank you for being here. wonderful to have you all here. so with that, what we want to do is move to the center of the terminal and do the unveiling by the mayor. >> president yee: okay. good afternoon and welcome to the november 19, 2019 regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madam clerk, would you please call the roll. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. [roll call] .

. >> chief bill scott and his crew arrived at the corner of happy and healthy to kick off their annualerday. all 70 walgreens locations in the city will accept new, unwrapped toys. the collections begin on november 12th and run through december 20th. the drive is now in its fifth year. >> it's a great partnership. it's a great collaboration. this is what we do in our great city. we get together to help those in need. help those who need help. we couldn't have better partners in the people that you see standing beside me. >> the police department will pick up the toys and donate them to underserved children. >>> new at 6:00, the company that just announced plans to close 100 scores including some in the bay area. >>> and today marks one year since the start of the deadliest e events commemorating the re i camp ti camp fire. >>> and these pittsburg second graders are up super early for an appearnce on national tv it's all because of this viral video. look at their parents. >>> now at 6:00, the camp fire one year later. the events commemorating the deadliest and most destructive fire in s

police chief bill scott. and former fire chief joanne hays white. thank you for being here and steve cava. thank you for coming. do we have some department heads, phil ginsburg, office of civic engagement, adrienne pawn. thank you for being here. wonderful to have you all here. so with that, what we want to do is move to the center of the terminal and do the unveiling by the mayor. >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do

police chief bill scott. and former fire chief joanne hays white. thank you for being here and steve cava. thank you for coming. do we have some department heads, phil ginsburg, office of civic engagement, adrienne pawn. thank you for being here. wonderful to have you all here. so with that, what we want to do is move to the center of the terminal and do the unveiling by the mayor. tuesday, november 19, meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission. i am ben bleiman and i am the commission's president. if you are a member of the public and want to speak, there are speaker forms which you can fill out which are located on the front table or you can just line up for public comment. we do ask that everybody turns off the cell phones or puts them on silent including commissioners and staff. i want to thank sfgov tv and media services for sharing this meeting with the public. we can start with a row call. >> commissioner perez. >> here.

police chief bill scott. and former fire chief joanne hays white.nk you for being here and steve cava. thank you for coming. do we have some department heads, phil ginsburg, office of civic engagement, adrienne pawn. thank you for being here. wonderful to have you all here. so with that, what we want to do is move to the center of the terminal and do the unveiling by >> good morning. today is wednesday, november 20, 2019. this is the regular meeting of the abatement appeals board. please turnoff all electronic devices. first item on the agenda is roll call. (roll call)

. >> chief bill scott and his crew arrived at the corner of happy and healthy to kick off their annualterday. all 70 walgreens locations in the city will accept new, unwrapped toys. the collections begin on november 12th and run through december 20th. the drive is now in its fifth year. >> it's a great partnership. it's a great collaboration. this is what we do in our great city. we get together to help those in need. help those who need help. we couldn't have better partners in the people that you see standing beside me. >> the police department will pick up the toys and donate them to kids. >>> school doesn't start for another few hours, however some kids in pittsburg already had a busy morning. >> "good morning america" is visiting their second grade class to talk about their viral lizzo-inspired music video. amy hollyfield was there for it all. good morning, amy. >> good morning. they had their moment in the national spotlight. they're not divas, they're not letting it go to their heads. they're down to earth second graders. here's their big moment on "good morning america." you kn

police chief bill scott. and former fire chief joanne hays white. thank you for being here and steve cava. thank you for coming. do we have some department heads, phil ginsburg, office of civic engagement, adrienne pawn. thank you for being here. wonderful to have you all here. so with that, what we want to do is move to the center of the terminal and do the unveiling by the mayor. >> mayor breed: hello, everybody. i'm london breed. i'm mayor of the city and county of san francisco, and i am so excited to be here today. we all know that there is a real crisis in our city, and i know that we hear that word used on a regular basis. but in this particular case what we see happening with those who are struggling with mental illness and substance use disorder and chronic homelessness is something that we see every day and we need to take aggressive action to address that issue. i am standing here with supervisor hillary ronen and mandelman to announce that even though we have had two competing measures, we have come together to do what is in the best int

. >> reporter: police chief bill scott says the number of break-ins nudged down just slightly so far this year. and they will increase patrols where people shop this holiday season. >> we increase the deployment to union square every year, but this year we're going have more officers. >> reporter: but break-ins are still an epidemic in the city. today the chief joined an event urging people to support small businesses and to park smart, meaning don't leave things for thieves to take. >> if you put your bags in your trunk and you go back in and shop, consider moving your car. >> the best thing is don't have anything worth -- in plain sight. that's all. that's the first thing you do. >> reporter: still, you can usually find signs like this one around the city urging thieves not the break. in they've been hit multiple times. >> you don't come downtown in a car. you take an uber or bart. >> reporter: now they also suggest, and this is really important for people who are visiting, to keep their backpack, cameras, and even passports with them, and they also suggest that if you are parking,

lemonis: that's the base that pays the light bill. scotte do have other things from minor league. we do the hands. lemonis: if you weren't selling your product in all the stadiums, i wouldn't be here. but in the long run, you can't make it just on mlb. it's too seasonal. so, my offer is the following... ...$630,000 to build out a new warehouse, put the inventory systems in place, and then pay off all of the payables. for that, i would want to be 50/50 partners with you. scott: i mean, you're asking for 50% of my business. that's 30 years of my blood and sweat. you have to have more skin in the game. cowboy up. lemonis: what's gonna be my return on my investment in the first couple years? zero. that's too much risk for me. scott: if we put a half a million to a million dollars of sales on this business in the next year, we can turn this thing around. lemonis: but you need the $600,000 to do that. scott: i think -- here's the way i look at this. when a doctor wants to break into a practice, he buys his way in -- correct? -- to become a partne

a clip from the latest charlie's angels movie starring kristen stewart naomi scott and a bill in scope all seen here on the red carpet at the world premiere in los angeles on monday night also patrick stewart is playing one of them manages. more about that in a minute but also coming up today. the only north korean artist in exile. talks about his life working as a propaganda after as before he escaped the sas and his life since then. and a moving photographic exhibition of homeless people here. charlie's angels was a hugely successful t.v. series back in the 1970s featuring initially found forsett mages jaclyn smith and kate jackson as 3 beautiful private investigators righting wrongs on america's main streets the franchise go to reboot with 2 films and another series at the beginning of this century but none of these really achieve the success of the original now hollywood is having another go with yet another movie the new charlie's angels is all about female empowerment. or anything just because they can doesn't mean they should be. in the franchise's latest.

a clip from the latest charlie's angels movie starring kristen stewart naomi scott and a bill in scope all seen here on the red carpet at the world premiere in los angeles on monday night also patrick stewart is playing one of them manages. more about that in a minute but also coming up today. the only north korean artist in exile soon moved talks about his life working as a propaganda artist before he escaped the sas and his life since then. and a moving photographic exhibition of homeless people here in berlin. charlie's angels was a hugely successful t.v. series back in the 1970 s. featuring initially far forsett mages jaclyn smith and kate jackson as 3 beautiful private investigators righting wrongs on america's main streets the franchise go to reboot with 2 films and another series at the beginning of the century but none of these really achieve the success of the original.

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i want to thank senator scott and smith and kramer and my colleague senator tester for joining me on that. i want to place into record support for senate bill 1804 four three now, national housing coalition and next step without objection. >> no objection. >> i am a cosponsor of mr. scott and mr. menendez bill the co will bect and supporting hr 4300 as well. let me jump back to affordable housing because after my discussions in my state so many stakeholders about the need for a formal housing, we need to pass the affordable housing credit improvement act. we should expand the low income tax credit by 50% helping to additionalthan 3500 homes and nevada over the next 10 years and millions more nationwide. i have to say thank you so much for putting into perspective the distinction between a low income tax credit and the htf reedit everything has to work in conjunction. what i find after talking to the stakeholders is there is not one single financing piece. you have to cobble it together and work with local government, the private sector, the builders everyone to get that done and it requires stakeholders coming together to make that happen.

bill 1804 the hud manufactured housing modernization act of 2019. nhi strongly supports 1804 and commands senators cortez mastro, scott smith kramer young and tester. the coming together to introduce this bipartisan bill. the bill requires localities receiving cdbg home housing trust fund and mckinney vento homeless funds to appropriately include residential manufactured housing in their comprehensive housing affordability strategies and community development plans. also referred to as their consolidated plants. the adoption of this legislation would break down so barriers to affordable housing by increasing the focus on manufactured housing. as you know, manufactured home serve many housing needs across the range of communities. from both rural areas to metropolitan areas. unfortunately what we see nationwide is a growing number of state and local all restrictions that discriminate against people and families who seek the dream of home ownership to manufactured housing. hud called attention to this noting " policies that exclude or dis-incentivize the utilization of manufactured homes can exasperate housing affordability". in today's age we don't n

the bill was authored by senator scott weiner and mayor scott mcguire.r newsom signed the law back in july. all seven judges ruled against the law, which would have required presidential candidates to submit their last five years of tax returns. the ruling says the law is unconstitutional. >>> the weapon used in last week's santa clarita school gho gun. the sheriff confirmed it was assembled from parts and didn't have a registration number. detectives are trying to determine if the 16-ar-old shooter built the 45 caliber handgun or received some help putting it together. two students were killed and three others were injured in the shooting. the gun and then shot himself and died one day later. >>> police at uc berkeley arrested five people during the demonstration last night on campus. they were protesting an appearance by conservative columnist ann coulter. more than 4500 students gathered outside of wheeler hall. they say she spreads a message of division. protesters tried to stop the event, but they were not successful. some harassed people trying to

how would a bill like seal alert help close the loophole nationally in our federal assisted housing when it comes to stopping this silent killer? >> thank you senator scott. the co alerts act will save lives . and the senate should pass this bill. especially since god has made it clear that it's waiting on congressional action. it is important for our industry that we have those mandatory guidelines that are in law so that no other housing authority or family have to experience the tragedy as we experienced in columbia south carolina . >> you for that. just to note that in the last two weeks, there were two instances of carbon monoxide poisoning in detroit. we have to find a way to stop this violent killer. lastly, i would also like to bring attention to center cortez-masto's bill i co-lead. portable homeownership can come in many forms, residential manufactured housing in one of those . this is a safe and affordable housing option for more than 22 million working families. south carolina, it is particularly important as nearly one of five homes are prefabricated. our bill would open the door for more affordable housing options out individuals and famili

i've passed bills with tim scott. we've been able to get a lot done because i don't demonize someone just because they're voting a different party. i will say my stump in this presidential race that the goal of democratic party cannot be reduced to the short-term we're here to beat republicans. we're here to unite americans in a larger, common cause. that philosophy. sitting down, going to dinner with my republican colleagues that's enabled me to get a lot more done in washington as a freshman senator than people would expect. as president of the united states, my goal is to remind americans we do best when we put more indivisible in this one nation under god. >> i do want to get you to respond to it. in a segment i did, i was quoting a "new york times article" that came out a couple days ago talking about the black vote and who black voters are surrounding. either joe biden or bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. and this is how a couple people put it. one of them said you need to focus on things beyond relating to m

the bill was authored by state senator scott weiner of san francisco and mike mcguire of healdsburg. governor newsom signed the bill to law in july. all seven judges ruled against the law, which would have required presidential candidates to submit their last five years of tax returns. the ruling says the law is unconstitutional. the >>> as many as eight businesses in one san francisco neighborhood vandalized, how storeowners are reacting after finding their windows shattered. >>> back after the break we look at the bay area friday, saturday and sunday. >>> the man arrested for stabbing a good samaritan appeared today. the new information about what latta to the deadly stabbing. itreat them all as if, they are hot and energized. stay away from any downed wire, call 911 and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. >>> the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives are offering a reward for information on the mass shootings on halloween in orinda. the adf says it will give up to $20,000 to anyone who can give information that will lead to the a

look at the first two witnesses that will be called on wednesday, bill taylor and george scott. they admit they have no direct knowledge of a quid pro quo and instead they heard it from a guy who heard it from a guy who heard it from an original guy and in both cases, it is diplomat, gordon sondland. long-winded admits he has no direct knowledge of the quid pro quo and instead he testified hed it so this is opinion built on hearsay constructed on speculation and conjecture e. >> sean: the senate, congressman new knows, they have the ability to call all of these witnesses. lindsey graham said this is dead on arrival without the whistle-blower and he wants hunter biden to testify. tell us what the senate can do and what would you recommend they do? >> let's see how this goes this week. my guess is it's going to be a complete circus paid we are not going to get any of our witnesses, the mainstream media is going to say how damaging it is to the president. if that is just going to be the story line for the fact of the matter is, if you actually read the transcript and gregg jarrett

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welcome back to "america's newsroom." >> jon: i'm jon scott, and for bill hemmer.assive snowstorm bringing snow to minnesota and moving east. >> is going to be bad. the snow is going to come down hard. it's going to come down fast. visibility will be very, very poor during the height of the snowstorm. >> sandra: the storm threatening to disrupt holiday plans for lots of people all over the country on one of the busiest holiday travel days in the country. how are things going there so far, casey? >> well, sandra, so far smooth sailing here in dallas-fort worth other than just being pretty cold. but according to folks over at aaa today, wednesday is the day it's really supposed to be the worst because that is when most americans get out and hit the road to get to where they've got to go, and the road so far, boy, they have been jam-packed. take a look at this video last night in the los angeles, california, area. some people thought they were going to maybe beat the rush. it was an absolute parking lot on a lot of major freeways. brake lights as far as i can see. so,

required to have co2 detectors how word bill help to close the loophole with our federally assisted housing to stop the silent killer? >> thank you senator scott. the co alert act will save lives. the senate should pass this bill. especially since had has made it clear it is waiting on congressional action it is important for our industry to have those mandatory guidelines in law so no other housing authority has to experience this tragedy as we did. >> thank you for that. but in the last two weeks there were two instances of carbon monoxide poisoning in detroit. we have to stop the silent killer. leslie to bring to your attention senator cortez master roseville affordable homeownership can come in many forms residential manufactured housing is one of those it is a safe housing option for 22 million working families in south carolina it is important as every one out of five homes are prefabricated the bill would open for more affordable housing options for families across the country can you explain how manufactured homes fill the important role with more affordable housing as the head report indicates is a very popular seat for manufactured h

bill and sky. together these new angels have to protect a young whistleblower engineer played by me scott i'm the only programmer i'm coming to revolutionize the power industry but there is a possibility it can be weaponized and i need to. know. what. not i'm jake not the movies written produced and directed by elizabeth banks who plays the angels manager fosli ironic over groups of exceptional women. you guys are like ladies my. workouts are. in secret together it's the 1st film in the charlie's angels franchise with a female director just as me and you can. i really wanted to build those feelings of camaraderie and sorority and surrounding scene work i want to change the names of colleagues to me like. i. was really good brings charlie's angels into 29 teams with plenty of action but also. the message of solidarity and heart is in taking down international. if you. think you do. david leavitt's joins me now here we go again david so what is different this time around right well i think you really can't tell this time that this is a movie made by women for women i mean i think looking back at the old

bill. and chairman scott for leading on this issue and bringing the bill to the floor today. health care and social service workers are some of this country's most precious workers. taking care of us and our loved ones. sometimes under so many of the most trying conditions imaginable. h.r. 1309 will help protect these workers by requiring employers in the health care and social service sectors to develop workplace violence prevention plans. my amendment will require that mandatory violence prevention plan trainings include the critical information that these workers, when faced with any violent or unwanted behavior in the workplace, can safely report the incident without fear of retaliation. bureau of labor statistics data tell us that private sector injury rates from workplace violence in health care and social service sectors increased 63% between 2006 and 2016. in just a decade. due to underreporting, injury rates and workplace violence are widely assumed to be higher than the reported levels. this is a huge problem for workers, but also for those they care for. as violenc

the two of them they've just got to accepe simple agriculture trade bill and get it done with and that's the first phase. >> u.n. yo, scott, the president yesterday said the chinese are dying for a deal and it's our decision as to whether we want one. it looks to me like the market is dying for the deal one way or another. >> well, i think the market is pricing in at least some kind of minor deal i think that's probably the way to do it but critical to the whole process is going to be, you know, these december tariffs go in, the market's not going to like that. so i think that on a day-to-day basis we hear, you know, they're going good, they're going bad. those types of things. but the market's going to be sensitive to that. but at least in our minds, clearly the market's leaning towards some kind of a minor deal the market does not need some comprehensive deal or anything like that. but ideally, you know, you'd roll off these september tariffs that are already in place and you wouldn't do the decembers. and i think that would be -- that'd be the best outcome that the market could want. >> it would be, but the headlines s

the city attorney's office and scott and amanda from the tax collector's office and bill strong from d.b.i. and i believe aaron star from planning who helped us come up with something we believe is administratable and is enforceable and is legally sound. with that all of those individuals are here to answer any questions as am i and ted eagan will present his report. >> good morning, ted eagan from the reporter's office. i will pass out a hard copy as well assets u as -- set up my presentation. >> what i neglected to say is that any funds collected under this tax would be used actually for -- be put in a special fund to help small businesses in san francisco, whether they are undergoing mandatory seismic retrofits are impacted by city construction such as vanness. i want to add that. i want to clarify this does not apply to the little nc scattered parcels around the city. only to the colored places named. >> thank you. i apologize for the delay in getting the report going. our office issued the economic impact report on this matter. i will discuss some of the highlights of our conclu