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could we have the bla report? >> yes. item number 2 approves the second amendment to the existing agreement between puc engineers for the headwork's facility at the southeast treatment plant. the amendment increases the contract amount by 21 million to 54.5 million and extends the term to 2025. we showed this on page 5 of the report and there's a power-point presentation. this is an increase in the overall budget. the approved budget is 194 million. the forecasted budget is 619 million towards the end of the project. it is funded through the sewer system program and we recommend approval. thank you very much. >> chair: let's open this up for public comment. >> operation is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. operations, please let us know if there are callers ray. icallers that areready. >> madam chair, no callers in the queue. >> chair: i'm two is now closed. i would like to move this with a positive recommendation and may i have a role call vote. (role call). >> there are three arc yes. item number th

could we have the bla report? >> yes. item number 2 approves the second amendment to the existing agreement between puc engineers for the headwork's facility at the southeast treatment plant. the amendment increases the contract amount by 21 million to 54.5 million and extends the term to 2025. we showed this on page 5 of the report and there's a power-point presentation. this is an increase in the overall budget. the approved budget is 194 million. the forecasted budget is 619 million towards the end of the project. it is funded through the sewer system program and we recommend approval. thank you very much. >> chair: let's open this up for public comment. >> operation is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. operations, please let us know if there are callers ray. icallers that areready. >> madam chair, no callers in the queue. >> chair: i'm two is now closed. i would like to move this with a positive recommendation and may i have a role call vote. (role call). >> there are three arc yes. item number th

could we have the bla report? >> yes. item number 2 approves the second amendment to the existing agreement between puc engineers for the headwork's facility at the southeast treatment plant. the amendment increases the contract amount by 21 million to 54.5 million and extends the term to 2025. we showed this on page 5 of the report and there's a power-point presentation. this is an increase in the overall budget. the approved budget is 194 million. the forecasted budget is 619 million towards the end of the project. it is funded through the sewer system program and we recommend approval. thank you very much. >> chair: let's open this up for public comment. >> operation is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. operations, please let us know if there are callers ray. icallers that areready. >> madam chair, no callers in the queue. >> chair: i'm two is now closed. i would like to move this with a positive recommendation and may i have a role call vote. (role call). >> there are three arc yes. item number th

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could we have the bla report? >> yes.pproves the second amendment to the existing agreement between puc engineers for the headwork's facility at the southeast treatment plant. the amendment increases the contract amount by 21 million to 54.5 million and extends the term to 2025. we showed this on page 5 of the report and there's a power-point presentation. this is an increase in the overall budget. the approved budget is 194 million. the forecasted budget is 619 million towards the end of the project. it is funded through the sewer system program and we recommend approval. thank you very much. >> chair: let's open this up for public comment. >> operation is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. operations, please let us know if there are callers ray. icallers that areready. >> madam chair, no callers in the queue. >> chair: i'm two is now closed. i would like to move this with a positive recommendation and may i have a role call vote. (role call). >> there are three arc yes. item number three in the amoun

. >> reporter: president donald trump defended the couple and bridaled at a question at the core of blaivesmatter. why are africanmericaca still dyin a at the hands of law enforcement? >> so are white people. so are white people. what a terrible question to ask. >> reporter: the president called a black lives matter mural outside trump tower in new york a symbol of hate. a man vandalized it just days after it was created. mayor bill deblasio helped paint the letters himself. he reminded americans that the movement is more than just words and can't be undone. catherine kobayashi, nhk world, new york. >>> also in the united states president donald trump has issued a statement marking the 75th anniversary of the world's first nuclear weapon test. he called on russia and china to work together on nuclear disarmament to stave off a newe ararms race. trump praised the test code name trinity carried out on july 16th, 1945, in the western state of new mexico. he referred to it as a remarkable feat that helped end world war ii and launch an unprecedented era of global stability. trump said havin

several feet up in the air here at the back of the christian center, a pro coedominantly bla church herethe flames didn't get past the wall thanks to a watchful neighbor that saw a man purposely set the trash bins on fire. >> a lot of purposefully put paper, it was going right up. >> reporter: eugene gonzalez was getting ready to go to bed early wednesday morning when he spotted plumes of smoke from the parking lot of the way christian center. gonzalez saw a man dress in a ton colored poncho with a hood set fire to the trash bins and walk away. >> what really struck me was how intentional his actions seemed. it didn't seem like the action of, you know, disstresstressed homeless person. >> reporter: gonzalez isn't a member of the church but that didn't stop him from springing into action. >> so i ran back, got my garden hose, filled up a five gallon bucket and took water out while my roommate called 911. >> reporter: part o quickly, he knows the outspoken man that leads this house or worship, pastor mike mcbride. >> we are angry and we are upset and there is nothing more dangerous in the

could we have the bla report? >> yes.tem number 2 approves the second amendment to the existing agreement between puc engineers for the headwork's facility at the southeast treatment plant. the amendment increases the contract amount by 21 million to 54.5 million and extends the term to 2025. we showed this on page 5 of the report and there's a power-point presentation. this is an increase in the overall budget. the approved budget is 194 million. the forecasted budget is 619 million towards the end of the project. it is funded through the sewer system program and we recommend approval. thank you very much. >> chair: let's open this up for public comment. >> operation is checking to see if there are any callers in the queue. operations, please let us know if there are callers ray. icallers that areready. >> madam chair, no callers in the queue. >> chair: i'm two is now closed. i would like to move this with a positive recommendation and may i have a role call vote. (role call). >> there are three arc yes. item number thre

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the providing of documents, data and analysis for a broad range of area in our work to support the bla's work on this project we'll meet with the auditors in the next week as they work to provide their final report that would include our formal response to the board of supervisors in the coming weeks the physical distance cal year last quarter, it wasn't easy and and, as chair ambrose noted n. addition during this time, 40% of our staff have fulfilled d.f.w. duty since march 24th. you mentioned this is a responsibility of public service and these assignments help ensure the city has the capacity that it needs to impact to respond to the impact of a local emergency and city staffer asked to step into these roles. these duties are not optional. the needs are identified through the city's emergency center and requested through the department of human resources but together, the eighth individual stepped up to serve these past months and have been able to serve and collectively provided 157 days of coverage and 1250 hours by the end of june. to support the city's public-health emergency resp

lou: it is a stark choice and nowhere more em bla emblamatic e choice where the mayor, wheeler, basically told the feds he doesn't wanted want them in his pristine city which is being savaged by antifa, black lives matter and other activists and street criminals for six straight weeks without -- six straight weeks. nowhere in the country have we seen that occur. they take at least a night off everywhere. but not in portland. and the citizens apparently don't want to ruffle feathers and demand that the mayor get the hell out of town. i don't understand it. do you? >> i can say that i suspect that there is a strong and growing silent majority in this country that is ready to clean house of these leftist mayors that are subjecting their citizens to violence. i suspect you will see an electoral wave crash over this whole leftist movement of defund the police, abolish law enforcement, force sanctuary cities down the throat of the country and appoint pro prosecu, quote, social justice prosecutors, who won't even enforce the law. when people pick up the papers and see these headlines, they under

and not offended by black lives matter we offended when the lives "behind the money"money" -- bla livester was on, find that quite offensive and called those s.o.b.s and seemed angry about the protests against police violence and actually encouraged police to be more violent. you don't have to be gentle putting people in cars don't worry about their heads being cracked when you're shoving them in the car. donald trump is exacerbated everything negative and rotten about our social construct over the last 275 years he has vigorously, for the confederate south which i have know idea why he's in queens no relationship personally to it no military background in his family going back to his bavarian ancestors who tame near the 1960s. no connection. seems to just like the themology, the thematics abc those are the confederate flag were they weren't put there after the civil war. put there in the "50s and '40s trying to send a message you will everyone inner be equal to white people, never have the same rights, never vote. that's why the flag is there, and he's for it. >> joy, going to be extra

the providing of documents, data and analysis for a broad range of area in our work to support the bla's work on this project we'll meet with the auditors in the next week as they work to provide their final report that would include our formal response to the board of supervisors in the coming weeks the physical distance cal year last quarter, it wasn't easy and and, as chair ambrose noted n. addition during this time, 40% of our staff have fulfilled d.f.w. duty since march 24th. you mentioned this is a responsibility of public service and these assignments help ensure the city has the capacity that it needs to impact to respond to the impact of a local emergency and city staffer asked to step into these roles. these duties are not optional. the needs are identified through the city's emergency center and requested through the department of human resources but together, the eighth individual stepped up to serve these past months and have been able to serve and collectively provided 157 days of coverage and 1250 hours by the end of june. to support the city's public-health emergency resp

but in our justice system in bla person or a corporation is investigated and been charged with a crime we have to prove the truth of that allegation a beyond a reasonable doubt .ha the truth matters and so these criminal indictments matter area and and we've he seen how our criminal indictments have rallied other nations to our cause is crucial to persuading chinese governments to change its behavior. we are also working more closely than ever with partner agencies here in the us and our partners abroad. we can't do it on our own. we need a whole society response. that's why we in the intelligence and law enforcement communities are working harder than ever to give companies universities and the american people themselves the information they need to make their own informed decisions and protect their most valuable assets. confronting this threat effectively does not mean we shouldn't do business with the chinese. it does not mean we shouldn't post chinese visitors and it doesn't mean we should welcome chinese tunes or coexist with china on the world stage but it does mean that when ch

situtuation are sent i into the crcriminal punishment systetem, which is disproportrtionately made a bla, indigenous, anand people of col. ththere are three key demands tt have remainened athe f forefront of our movement. it is fight to defefend black lives. the first is to defund the seattle police department starting with the rebalancing package. the city council have an historical about on either august 3 or august 10 to bidding on how the process goes where council members will vote on that 50% package first with a 2020 rebalancing. we have seven of nine councililmembers, veto-proof vo, that have committed to defunding seattle police department by 50%. there is a strong chance that we will see some defunding in this rebalancing package but our focus is also much on the 2021 budget and those council members are committed to finding those cuts within the seattle police department -- but that is only one strategy. the next one is knowing we need a community-based, community led, community safety and public health infrastructure. part of the first defund dollars from this 2021 package sh

he was one of the ma bla prothoearly lost their bridge in selma in 1965.e wrote an essay to be published on the day of his funeral, and it's being published today and he wrote that, emmett till was my george floyd, my rayshard brooks, sandra bland, my breonna taylor. though i may not be here with you, i urge you to answer the highest call of your heart and stand up for what you truly believe. in my life i have done all i can to demonstrate that the way of peace, the way of love and nonviolence is the more excellent way. now it is your turn to let freedom ring. john lewis was 80 years old, robin. >> all right, steve, we'll see you later this morning because abc news will cover the celebration, the celebration of the life of john lewis live this morning beginning about 11:00 a.m. eastern time. george? >> so much to celebrate, robin. >>> we are following a lot of other headlines this morning including the countdown to the nba season. it restarts tonight. the big question is will the bubble hold up once the competition heats up? >>> then the covid in the class

bla does not approve the city financing but without saying so out front sends back to you as a policy matter. the requirements are independent. the a raisal review wa appraisat for the public. >> thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. >> superiors, i've spoken before about this project. no developer, no developer should own the land. i have deliberated in over 50 disposition and development agreements. this is illegal. who the hell do you think you are making some amendments and we have these retro meeting and-i don't want to use the word, two minutes and we can't even deliberate. who the hell do you think we are in san francisco. this matter will go to the fbi. be very careful what you say. each and every world will be evaluated by the federal investigation. thank you very much. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, superiors. i'm speaking on behalf of the members of youth and families many of whom reside adjacent it the reservoir. we urge you to reject the proposal and come back to the site that keeps it publicly owned and allows afforda

before that could we have the bla report, please, on item 15. >> supervisor, our report on item 15 is based on the lower bond amount 438.5. do you still want us to report? report on the 438. >> so the item 15 resolution before you would submit to the voters general obligation bond measure $438.5 million. we summarize the uses of those funds on pages 16 to 17 of our report. i will point out this does differ from the presentation that you just received from the capital planning committee. in terms of fiscal impact on the bond measure of $438.5 million, the impact to a residential property with assessed value of 600,000 would be $62 per year increased property taxes per year. the bond priced at $438.5 million would be within the city debt limit and we consider approval to be a matter for the board. >> thank you, ms. campbell. comments or questions from colleagues? >> can i see slide 27 or 28 again. it was the one that listed the recovery amounts filled out. >> thank you. i want to look at that. thank you. >> any comments or questions, supervisor walton? >> no, thank you. >> supervisor ro

mission bay south reveemt project which approved an amendment to the redevelopment plan for the mission bla south redevelopment project, which modifies the mad use designation for certain property in blocks 29 through 32, to add hotel and residential as we are mitts uses, and to make the appropriate finding -- as permitted uses, and to make the appropriate finding. >> president yee: okay. colleagues, last week, we continued this item until i could get clerk clarification on the child care project not only on this block, but on the entire project itself. upon further collusion with the land use and transportation committee and the golden state warriors, i am proposed to move this forward today. there are seven sites either built or in the pipeline, including one with 59 slots around that area. i know they are committed to continue to push for san francisco's -- for san francisco to be a world class city for families with children. i appreciate staff and the warriors for reaching out to further this discussion, and i apologize for my confusion on my position last week, and -- but i think it s

sfpd stops a division with open hearings and 1979 and it was known then the sfpd has bias against blas, hispanic, queer and unhoused people. every decade since you can see the sfpd will have a new list of priorities of community relations based reforms to target these biases, it happened really consistently. 10 years after that on police the sfpd announced a new community police officer program in order to better serve communities of color and the police commission stated changes will take seven to 10 years of leadership commitment in 199 they announced reforms to better service communities and we have these problems. why should we trust the sfpd with our taxpayer money. if you cannot see reforms are not strong enough actions you are choosing to be blind on this issue. sfpd has a long way to go and black lives matter. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> can you hear me? >> yes we k. please, begin. >> my name is anthony and i live in district 8 and we need to defund sfpd now. i am sick about the sfpd to the sheriff and just because they have a different name does not m

bla, madam clerk. how many callers do we have for public comment? >> yes, madam chair, there are approximately 200 callers listening and 130 in the queue to speak. >> okay. considering our time constraints, then i think we will take one minute of public comment and we can start taking public comment now. thank you very much. would you please call for public comment on item no. 2, the budget appropriations committee. thank you very much. >> yes, madam chair. operator, please let us know if there are callers that are ready. if you have not already done so, please dial star 3 to the added to the queue. for those already on hold, please continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. please let us know if there are callers who wish to comment on item no. 2. >> there are currently 144 callers. i will submit the first caller. >> hello, caller. >> hello. >> please go ahead. >> okay, i can continue. i'm one of the first people to be speaking on the budget, and i just wanted to say that i appreciate supervisor fewer's intent to look at how

sfpd stops a division with open hearings and 1979 and it was known then the sfpd has bias against blas, hispanic, queer and unhoused people. every decade since you can see the sfpd will have a new list of priorities of community relations based reforms to target these biases, it happened really consistently. 10 years after that on police the sfpd announced a new community police officer program in order to better serve communities of color and the police commission stated changes will take seven to 10 years of leadership commitment in 199 they announced reforms to better service communities and we have these problems. why should we trust the sfpd with our taxpayer money. if you cannot see reforms are not strong enough actions you are choosing to be blind on this issue. sfpd has a long way to go and black lives matter. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> can you hear me? >> yes we k. please, begin. >> my name is anthony and i live in district 8 and we need to defund sfpd now. i am sick about the sfpd to the sheriff and just because they have a different name does not m

brian was one of bla kely‘s garden with the uelese on.h the virus. his death was difficult and his family would have liked a home to have more medical support in his final hours.|j liked a home to have more medical support in his final hours. i know they were very busy in the hospitals, but we should have had someone hospitals, but we should have had someone to be there in the homes to help them, even if it is only to help them, even if it is only to help give them advice. local authorities pay the fees are most of the residence here, and the boss of the residence here, and the boss of the charity that runs blakely says coronavirus has made the need for reform of the whole care system crystal clear. you can't have a disconnected health and social care system. it has to change. it cannot be left to local authorities whose budgets are being cut. and even have to think about who gets guarantee doesn't, and they haven't got the money to pay what takes. —— who gets ca re money to pay what takes. —— who gets care and who doesn't. we have to dec

bla, madam clerk. how many callers do we have for public comment? >> yes, madam chair, there are approximately 200 callers listening and 130 in the queue to speak. >> okay. considering our time constraints, then i think we will take one minute of public comment and we can start taking public comment now. thank you very much. would you please call for public comment on item no. 2, the budget appropriations committee. thank you very much. >> yes, madam chair. operator, please let us know if there are callers that are ready. if you have not already done so, please dial star 3 to the added to the queue. for those already on hold, please continue to wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted. please let us know if there are callers who wish to comment on item no. 2. >> there are currently 144 callers. i will submit the first caller. >> hello, caller. >> hello. >> please go ahead. >> okay, i can continue. i'm one of the first people to be speaking on the budget, and i just wanted to say that i appreciate supervisor fewer's intent to look at how

bla does not approve the city financing but without saying so out front sends back to you as a policyatter. the requirements are independent. the a raisal review wa appraisat for the public. >> thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. >> superiors, i've spoken before about this project. no developer, no developer should own the land. i have deliberated in over 50 disposition and development agreements. this is illegal. who the hell do you think you are making some amendments and we have these retro meeting and-i don't want to use the word, two minutes and we can't even deliberate. who the hell do you think we are in san francisco. this matter will go to the fbi. be very careful what you say. each and every world will be evaluated by the federal investigation. thank you very much. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, superiors. i'm speaking on behalf of the members of youth and families many of whom reside adjacent it the reservoir. we urge you to reject the proposal and come back to the site that keeps it publicly owned and allows affordabl