shum and mae woo and clarence blanchard. i support all of these appointments and thank the commissioners for wellingness to serve am our amazing city and for ms. schumer we see her almost every day walking, guiding people. bringing in students and bring nothing people from out of city. and out of the city hall and making the experience a wonderful experience. really appreciate your service, ms. shum and all of the appointise. they have my full spchlt thank you. >> thank you supervisor safai. seeing no one else. mechanic ms. schumer. >> and next up we havey mae woo. i don't know if show is visible online. i did contact ms. woo. she is aware of the meeting but we were poseed provide instructionos how to connect but unable to get her on the phone. >> okay. >> then, let's hear from clarence blanchard. >> mr. blanchard? floor is yours. welcome to rules committee. >> thank you. appreciate the opportunity to speak. one thing i did not mention another thing we got a lot of always give guidance of may be a couple minutes if you have

lauren blanchard, thanks so much, reporting live from miami tonight. david mcewen, political science professor at sonoma state university, told us he expects to see donald trump use delaying tactics in court as the presidential campaign moves forward. he is going to have to make his argument to the public and out in his electorate. so that means 71 days from now when we have the first iowa debate, that's hugely important. his birthday tomorrow, hugely important. he's going to have to move this out so that by the time we see iowa voters in mid-january going to those caucuses, he is in the lead. and really moving forward. mcewen said he does not expect a case will affect trump's ability to raise campaign money. new at 11 mayor shengtao is reflecting on her first 150 days in office, releasing a newsletter on some of her milestones in oakland. one homelessness. she says the city staff worked tirelessly and compassionately to relocate homeless individuals at wood street and move 85% of residents into shelter. she is proposing spending more than $200 million

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lauren blanchard reporting for us live. thanks so much for that report. first lady jill biden is scheduled to fly to the bay area tomorrow. she and former congressman gabby giffords will recognize the work of the giffords law center in san francisco. that center was founded 30 years ago as the legal community against violence after eight people were killed during the mass shooting at a law firm inside the building at 101 california street in 1993. tomorrow's events will feature the first lady in giffords, praising the work of legal experts at the center, which conducts research draft and defend restrictive gun laws. policies and programs. new at 630, a new poll shows a growing number of californians want to see senator dianne feinstein resign. a poll released today by emerson college found that 63% of likely voters in california say they believe she should step aside before the end of her term. 37% say they believe she should remain in office. senator feinstein announced she will not seek another term but has resisted calls for her to resign before her te

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. the united states supreme court facing ethics questions once again, this time after a report that justice samuel alito failed to disclose a luxury fishing trip paid for by two wealthy republican donors . the nonprofit propublica is reporting that alito flew to alaska in 2008 aboard the private plane of gop donor paul singer. since then, the court has heard nearly a dozen cases involving singer's hedge fund company. justice alito did not recuse himself from partizan voting in any of those cases. now alito wrote an op ed in the wall street journal that he never discussed any case or issue before the court with singer. coming up on ktvu news at 630, the alameda county da says today is an historic but sad day in oakland. a former oakland police officer will stand trial for allegations of bribing witnesses to lie on the stand. plus in heavy rains, it's not unusual to have storm sewers over flow, but in this case, no serious rain. and still its overflow showing near the caldecott tunnel. an

lauren blanchard, ktvu fox two news.pening today, the santa rosa fire department is just declared the start of this year's wildfire season in that city. firefighters will be out inspecting homes to make sure property owners are taking the necessary steps to stay safe by cutting weeds, mowing their lawns and keeping up with city ordinances. let's talk about the weather. it's beginning to change in here, rosemary. i always say this, but it's like this cool gray weather is money in the bank. every time we're not getting that full sun and midnight seconds that we could be getting this time of year in parts of the bay area. yes, it does help to offset the fire danger a little bit. garcia, hello to you again. we are at py conditions and a big cooldown, especially for our inland communities along the coast. inside the bay, temperatures aren't trending too much cooler, although with the cloud cover out there, it probably feels a bit cooler than what we had yesterday with all the sunshine starts off our sunday morning and the ons

lauren blanchard live tonight in miami. lauren appreciate it. thank you . well, former president donald trump's federal indictment is a historic first, but it's also creating an unprecedented situation in american politics. ktvu is dave deadline has a closer look at the implications on the 2024 presidential race. makes me sick to my stomach. no, he's he should not be our president. no tuesday's indictment of former president donald trump at a miami courthouse further solidif, shet a trustworthy candidate. no, he's an egotist. no, he's never going to admit to anything. sharon clark says trump still has her support. if he's guilty , biden's guilty as easy as that. and i hope trump becomes the next president again. as we've reported, the former president entered a not guilty plea after a grand jury indicted him on 37 charges for his handling of classified documents at his florida mar a lago resort . in a bigger picture, it's a bad day for the country. the current president's chief political rival has been arrested and he's been chased. you know, from new york

loren blanchard, fox news.er merck is suing the biden administration over a law that will allow the government to negotiate prescription drug prices with pharmaceutical companies. the drug maker argues the medicare program, which is part of the inflation reduction act, is uncosted and violates the first and fifth amendments by allowing the government to impose its preferred price on drugmakers. the program, notably caps what patients pay out of pocket for insulin at $35. the pharmaceutical giant filed the lawsuit today against the department of health and human services, calling the program aimed at cutting costs for elderly and disabled medicare patients a sham. and extortion. well, the founder of a student loan assistance startup appeared in a federal court today, 31 year old charlie jarvis is accused of inflating the number of her customers before selling her company to jpmorgan chase. she was arrested in new jersey back in april on charges of conspiracy, wire and bank fraud. jarvis reported that her company

lauren blanchard has more from washington. are taking aim at the man their hoping to replace. i will stop joe biden's inflation nightmare, save the us economy. president biden is hitting the road, touting the economy and calling it his biodynamics agenda, announcing more than $40 billion in funding to deliver high speed internet to more americans. he had a truly historic rate of success when it comes to major economic programs that are building the foundation in the infrastructure for america to lead the world. meanwhile, republican candidates are blasting what the administration is trumpeting as their biggest achievements, including china electric cars and the southern border, calling them massive failures for the country. former president trump addressed a crowd in michigan on sunday, saying biden's economic policies will have a negative effect on the car industry, which is vital to the state. biden and his radical left allies have waged war on america and auto workers like nobody has witnessed to the extent before in his ri

lauren blanchard, ktvu fox two news.eds of people marched across the golden gate bridge this weekend to call for an end to gun violence. we have the power to end gun violence. march was part of a nationwide set of events with all people wearing orange. protesters say they want lawmakers to take action to help prevent more families and parents from losing children to gun violence. i can't believe that where we are today in our country. i feel like america is the most violent nation on the planet right now. this is an epidemic that has gotten out of proportion and it is time for the american people to pay attention to it. those demonstrating included gun violence survivors, such as one man who had a spinal cord fractured in a shooting 15 years ago. you see, all these people 15 years later, gives me so much hope and inspiration and love. and it's not about hey, it's about love and a keep moving forward. according to the cdc, guns are the leading cause of death among children in america. a majority of the nearly 49,000 gun r

loren blanchard reports. a test known as the nation's report card shows kids are falling behind the picture that has emerged so far has been sobering, showing unprecedented declines in students knowledge and skills. the national assessment of educational progress was given late last year to 13 year olds who were just 10 or 11 when the pandemic began. many were shut out of their physical classrooms for months or more than a year, and they were completing fourth and fifth grade at very important time in the young students education career. the test found math scores had their largest ever decline and are now at their lowest point since 1990. reading scores haven't been this low since 2004, all ach levels saw declines and who were already low performing students learning declines for many student groups. it also found that a third of the students never or hardly ever read for fun. there was hope that there would already be academic recovery following the worst of the lockdowns, but that hope erased the important

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. okay. so joining us now live this afternoon to break down the charges against hunter biden politically, he is political analyst. hunter is political analyst brian sobel. so, brian, what is the fallout of these charges? and do you believe they will be a factor in the 2024 presidential election? heather, this debate's going to go on about that. the charges against hunter and the deal that he's made. he's got other issues. of course, regarding international affairs in ukraine, china and those still will come to the fore at some point. but for now, these charges of income tax evasion and the felony around the gun, they appear to be resolved. however, politically, this is going to continue to be a subject of debate and the only backdrop you may provide along with this is that lots of sons and daughters and brothers and other people connected to past presidents have had problems with the law. a long litany of those. the difference here may be that there is an implication that perhaps joe biden kn

lauren blanchard, fox news. new research suggests fraudulent claims from the covid era paycheck protection program may have contributed to rising home prices in some markets, the loans totaled close to $800 million. a report from the university of texas found between april of 2020 and may of 2021. nearly $120 million of those funds were flagged as suspicious lending. they found that the crimes were taking place in zip codes where home prices grew by more than 5.5. the man who led the insurrection in russia over the weekend is now believed to be in belarus. he was sent into exile as part of the deal that ended the rebellion is reportedly planning to set up a new base of operations in belarus for the wagner mercenary group. meantime, the us state department says wagner will still be held accountable for its actions in ukraine. today, the us treasury imposed new sanctions on four international companies accused of engaging in illicit gold dealings to fund the mercenary group. we continue to closely track wagners ac

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in miami, florida, lauren blanchard, fox news. well, questions swirling for a south bay family when a mother's body is discovered at a garbage collection site ahead at 530. their search for justice and what we know about that investigation. plus each day was unpredictable. i wasn't sure that we will be able to come here. a ukrainian family getting out of a war torn country with the help of a bay area family. tonight at 545, we're meeting both families that stand united for ukraine. plus the california air resources board has new rules that eventually will actually make these trucks zero polluting. but until then, we're going to lose a whole lot of trucks at a time. we really can't afford lose any ♪ cyberattacks on public infrastructure threaten the institutions we all rely on. major enterprises around the world, healthcare companies, energy companies, small businesses, governments. -when these organizations run on google cloud, they're defended by the same ai-powered security that protects all of google. - a 24 hour, 7-day-a-week

lauren blanchard live tonight in miami. lauren, thank you.the 7:00 news on ktvu plus today, we did speak with david levine, professor at college of law at san francisco, and he says trump will be fingerprinted before he is taken into the courtroom and after he's formally charged, he may possibly enter a plea. the court could then decide on conditions in some cases, the justice department would ask for bail. nobody expects that that's true here with the expectation is that he will be released on his own. but there may be some conditions where we have to give up his passport. will he have to report to the court when he travels? the only way professor levine says he does not expect a trial date to be set tomorrow. he says that will likely take place at a future hearing. san francisco police still searching for the person who opened fire in the mission district friday night that left nine people hurt. sources today confirmed a person of interest in connection with the shooting has been identified and as christien kafton reports, that person is wa

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. about 8000 people gathered at stonehenge ie circle was created about 5000 years ago and may have been used to track the sun's movement. the summer solstice is the longest day of the year in the northern hemisphere. the sun appears the highest in the sky due to the tilt of the earth. at this time of year. let's turn now to the bay area forecast. our chief meteorologist bill martin is here with what bill a cool down is in the works. yeah, a big cooldown. julie and i kind of get sad at the on the summer solstice. i don't know about you, but i hate it when the days get shorter. i don't know why, but i just remember being a little kid, remembering a little kid. you running around until 9:00, 930 at night. i paid attention last night. and, you know, civil twilight, you could still see until about 920 pretty easily, especially in a place like san francisco, right on the coast. so that changes after today. the day is get a little bit shorter each day. this low pressure is hanging out there. i

lauren blanchard live for us there in miami. lauren, thank you. and this latest indictment against former president trump does not appear to be hurting him politically as he remains the clear gop frontrunner for the 2024 presidential election, according to a new reuters ipsos poll that was taken just yesterday. day 43% of republican fans said that trump is their preferred candidate. his closest same poll. okay. so let's talk more about how this indictment might affect the presidential race with david mcewen, political science professor at sonoma state university. david, always a pleasure to see you. this arrest, this arraignment doesn't appear as though republicans believe it's disqualifying in their eyes. gee, heather, he only has a 21 point lead now against governor desantis as opposed to a 30 point lead. yeah, it's not going to hurt him. he's going to raise a lot of money on this. he's going to be able to control the narrative. but as we saw in the lead in piece there with greg lee and jessica levinson, look, there's serious legal jeopardy for

lauren blanchard, fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six.lice taking action after two teenagers were shot dead in a little more than a week. and tonight, investigators say they believe other factors are at play. we've said many times here this is a community wide issue and it's going to take a community wide approach to be able to have some realistic solutions out there. police are hoping that a new gang crimes team can get to the root cause of what they believe is an uptick in crime in the city of santa rosa. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach. and i'm julie julie haener. investigators and community groups are optimistic that tougher action can stop the street violence. ktvu brooks jarocz has a closer look now at the most recent shootings. remembering a life ended by gang gun violence in santa rosa. friends say the teen went by felix shot in the street near bellevue ranch park saturday evening. i was fixing my girlfriend dinner and i heard like five pop, pop, pop, pop, pop sounds. investigators say two gangs of teens and young men had

in washington, lauren blanchard, ktvu, fox two news.he office vacancy rate in san francisco reaches a record high. what new data reveal and the reason behind the change. plus indiana cleans up from devastate tornadoes as other parts of the us are being pummeled by severe weather as well. i'm will nunley in greenwood, indiana. i'll have that story coming up. unseasonably cool powder and continues across the bay area. we've got partly cloudy skies as we take a look over highway 24 in the east bay. meanwhile, most of the bay area and the coast still covered in clouds. a look at the current conditions and what you can expect for today than january 1st farm california terror garden, was cited for 22 violations, including failing to have a plan to notify employees of an active shooter threat. the proposed fine is more than $113,000. concord fines was cited for 19 violations, including failure to address previous incidents of workplace violence. the proposed penalties add up to nearly 52,000. both employers were also cited for failing to estab

lauren blanchard, we appreciate that report. thank you. and stay with ktvu on air and online for more coverage on former president trump's arraignment. and you can find the latest information on the front page of our website. that's ktvu.com. all right. got to get to some breaking news out of concord where police say a child on a bike was hit by a large commercial vehicle at 215 this afternoon. skyfox was over the scene on cowell road just south of tree boulevard. police say the child was riding a bike in a crosswalk when that child was struck. he was transported to ucsf children's hospital in oakland with leg injuries. details on the child's age and condition have not been released. all roads right now, though, in the area have reopened. and i hope trump becomes the next president in again. no, he's he should not be our president. no. an america divided when it comes to the political future of the nation. tonight at 530, voters sharing how today's arraignment in miami is shaping their views. plus i'm terrified. i'm living in the wild west

and you can see here police putting up tape around the area as fox's loren blanchard reports.ormer president is facing more than three dozen felony charges related to his alleged mishandling of top secret and classified government documents. this is where former president trump will be on tuesday in what will mark a historic court appearance just one day before his 77th birthday. former president trump arrived in miami monday, four days after being indicted on federal charges by the special counsel's office. the 37 count indictment alleges mr. trump kept some of the country's most sensitive secrets in unsecure location throughout his mar a lago resort, including a ballroom, a bathroom and a storage room detailing united states nuclear programs. potential vulnerabilities of the united states and its allies to military attack, and plans for possible retaliation in response to a foreign attack on the campaign trail over the weekend, mr. trump railed against the charges, saying not even a felony conviction would drive him out of the presidential race. the ridiculous and baseless i

lauren blanchard, ktvu fox two news here at home. we're following some breaking news in napa county. cal fire responding to reports of a fire in the area of capitol valley road. the fire has burned about an acre so far. this is an image from alert wildfire. you can see that it's sending up a good amount of smoke in the area. but this is a very rural area. so cal fire telling people to be careful when they're traveling in and around capitol valley road here. it's sort of eastern napa county, not far from the southern tip of lake berryessa. you can tell from this picture alone, very rugged, wild terrain. not a lot of homes in the area, but still cause for concern. thank goodness we had that cool, damp morning today. higher fire, high fire danger, not off the charts at this point in the year as we have been so many years in the past. but still something definitely worth watching. and it does have the attention of fire crews there in the north bay. the alameda county board of supervisors has voted to advance a proposal that creates tough

lauren blanchard has the latest from washington, dc.eating up as the gop frontrunners are taking aim at the man they're hoping to replace. i will stop joe biden's and asian nightmare save the us economy. president biden is the economy and calling it his biodynamics agenda, announcing more than $40 billion in funding to deliver high speed internet to more americans. he had a truly historic rate of success when it comes to major economic programs that are building the foundation and the infrastructure for america to lead the world. meanwhile, republican candidates are blasting what the administration is trumpeting as their biggest achievements, including china electric cars and the southern border, calling them massive failures for the country. former president trump addressed a crowd in michigan on sunday, saying biden's economic policies will have a negative effect on the car industry, which is vital to the state. biden and his radical left allies have waged war on american auto workers like nobody has witnessed to this extent before in

lauren blanchard, ktvu fox two news. well there's heating up across the bay area are going to be at least inland areas. it looks like steve paulson, is that you, steve? what do you got? hold on a minute. you see me now? yes. there you are on the corner. it wasn't you weren't there yesterday. i'm out here in the back. 40 here. robert. why am i not over there? robert it will warm up on the weekend, but until we get there , it's a slow process. now inland temp saturday does look to be the hottest temp. it'll start a little bit today. more so tomorrow. i think tomorrow's the key will be a good ten, 12, 15 degrees above average. there's a big difference, though, in some of the forecast highs for friday and saturday. so that's why i'm not jumping on board completely. but it will get warmed up. there's still too much fog right now, but it's starting to retreat already. so temperatures inland will begin to make the move more into the 80s. the water temps, though, are just incredibly cold. 51 bodega bay point, reyes 52, san franc

lauren blanchard has more from washington today.e god and my family, i'm announcing i'm running for president of the united states. on his 64th birthday, former vice president mike pence entering the 2024 race for the white house, hoping to beat his former boss. that relationship souring020 electiod of going after trump,ampaign vio defend his conservative record and go after the current administration. our country is in a lot of trouble. pence announcement coming hours after former new jersey governor and 2016 hopeful chris christie launch his campaign in new hampshire way, saying no time. he took direct aim at the current frontrunner. let me be very clear. i am going out there to take out donald trump. doug burgum, a former software company ceo, turned two term north dakota governor, throwing his hat in the ring. the long shot candidate says his business experience puts him in a position to improve america's economy. i think that there's a yearning in america for someone with deep private sector experience who understands the needs

lauren blanchard joins us now live from miami with the build up to tomorrow's court appearance. lauren. well, good evening, mike. claudine it's about 13 hours from now. that is when the former president will be here at the willkie ferguson federal courthouse tomorrow. while the exact court proceedings are expected to last somewhere around an hour, local and federal officials have spent days ramping up security ahead of the former president's arrival outside the federal courthouse in miami, where former president donald trump is scheduled to appear. police work to secure the area, preparing for possible protests and crowds up to 50,000. we are prepared for what will happen tomorrow. what will happen tomorrow will make history as trump the first former president to face federal charges, will appear in court. he's expected to enter through a rear entrance or underground garage. but his supporters, who greeted trump upon his return to miami, argue he shouldn't need to be here at all. i think he's being indicted on all the wrong reasons. he basically gave up the paperwork they call h

the hit of wagner groups is fine, is a turning back to avoid blanchard. percussion said his fine has had advanced within $200.00 maces towards moscow. the choice was media since by the russian president. let's hit was pre cushion. sit on his telegram channel moments ago. we were usually, we began on march for justice on june 23rd of the last 24 hours. we came to 100 columbus a show of most go. during this time we did not shed a single drop of off lots and lots of we. we have reached the moment when blood can be spilt. we realizing the full responsibility for the risk that plot could be spilt on either side. so we are turning our colors around and heading back to our field comes most according supply and we of course i was it. okay, let's go to daniel hawkins. we're going to go to daniel hopkins now who is really for us and most go and daniel, what more can you tell us about these remarkable developments just in the last 5 or 10 minutes as well? moscow suddenly, like old ross, is going to weaving a solid old relief fund on the russians who are perhaps um in the forty's older will reme

olivia blanchard's wonderful book is my summer reading. there. the overlay and the time continuum is there is technology out there and all that but it's coming off the biden stimulus and the immovable thing in this book is there is this thing which equals the biden stimulus and we are all reacting to it. that's what we are covering each and every moment. lisa: the amount of money is taking longer to move through the system that many people thought. i think that what is the underestimating feature propping up consumer spending. we are seeing some softness in other areas. futures are flat and the vix is 17.43. a timely interview with some of expert on america's debt, or deficit and fiscal policy, jason furman, former chairman of economic advisors. that will be in the 4:00 p.m. area. this is bloomberg. ♪ when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block. hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with.

. >> but here, olivier blanchard disagrees. >> if the fed wants to go back to 2% price inflation, whichs the target, they have to do whatever they need to do to get wage inflation to be a bit lower, and the only way we can dos heated labor market . >> and this is the conventional wisdom, including the fed's, but given that rising wages have not been much of a factor -- >> why are so many economists worried about wage growth at some point driving inflation? >> there's a wide range of models used by macroeconomists when giving policy advice and some of the models, when you hear the wage price spiral, that was something that did happen in the 1970's, but in real time, is have not been good indicators. >> when we get things wrong, would have to think a new but that's not one. >> so no called soft landing where no one gets hurt? >> we have to increase unemployment above where it is now. if you call it soft or not, it is semantics. high unemployment is painful for some, so there's no such thing as a perfect -- i don't know what the word is. >> he later remembered and emailed us. immaculate di

reporter lauren blanchard has more from washington.ow look at the sky in a stunning out of this world claim of former us intelligence official and air force veteran claims the government is covering up the truth about aliens. we have spacecraft from another species. we do? yeah how many? quite a number. david grush handed over extensive classified information to congress and the intelligence community. inspector general saying it exposes top secret programs that have retrieved and studied debris from alien spacecraft, which he says have been intentionally withheld from lawmakers and the american public. these are retrieving non-human origin, technical vehicles, you know, call it spacecraft that have either landed or crashed. his claims coming just days after a first of its kind. nasa hearing on ufo sightings around the world. it's now i collective responsibility to investigate these occurrences with the rigorous scientific scrutiny that they deserve. and some lawmakers agree the military and intelligence community need to be more trans

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lauren blanchard, fox news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now.u show a weapon, there's no talking about it. they just react. now at five richmond police shoot and kill a man after officers say the suspect threatened them with a gun. the shooting happened right inside a home in point richmond as officers tried to serve a search warrant. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach. and i'm julie julie haener. this all follows an incident that police say happened over the weekend. ktvu s brooks jarocz broke this story during our new newscast. he joins us again live now from point richmond with the latest details. brooks well, right now yellow tape is keeping neighbors and onlookers from getting anywhere near the home where this shooting occurred. investigators have been coming and going all day, processing that scene. and all of this has come as a big surprise to those who live here. gunfire, it sounded like rapid succession. you know, 4 or 5 shots, gunfire erupted along sandra long island in point, richmond. it was just after 9 a.m. wednesday. that's h

(clerk of the board) board) appointment of clarence blanchard to the city hall preservation advisorymission, term ending january 13, 2024. (clerk of the board) all three to city hall advisory committee. >> no names on the roster same house, same call the motions requirement waived), shay aaron gilmore, and antoinette mobley, terms ending december 3, 2024, to the cannabis oversight committee. (rules committee) >> same house, same call the motion is approved madam city clerk, please read items 21 through thirty. >> items where considered by the government audit and oversight committee and forwarded as committee forwarded as committee and county of san francisco and san francisco fire fighters union local 798, iaff,afl-cio, unit 1, to be effective july 1, 2023, through june 30, 2026. those are the montgomery county those are the montgomery county for. >> 21. ordinance adopting and implementing the memorandum of understanding between the city and county of san francisco and san francisco fire fighters union local 798, iaff,afl-cio, unit 1, to be effective july 1, san francisco and san fr

(clerk of the board) board) appointment of clarence blanchard to the city hall preservation advisorymission, term ending january 13, 2024. (clerk of the board) all three to city hall advisory committee. >> no names on the roster same house, same call the motions requirement waived), shay aaron gilmore, and antoinette mobley, terms ending december 3, 2024, to the cannabis oversight committee. (rules committee) >> same house, same call the motion is approved madam city clerk, please read items 21 through thirty. >> items where considered by the government audit and oversight committee and forwarded as committee forwarded as committee and county of san francisco and san francisco fire fighters union local 798, iaff,afl-cio, unit 1, to be effective july 1, 2023, through june 30, 2026. those are the montgomery county those are the montgomery county for. >> 21. ordinance adopting and implementing the memorandum of understanding between the city and county of san francisco and san francisco fire fighters union local 798, iaff,afl-cio, unit 1, to be effective july 1, san francisco and san fr