say they felt it was— the board of deputiestfelt apology. and you can trust that's the reaction of the yorkshire county cricket _ the reaction of the yorkshire county cricket club — the reaction of the yorkshire county cricket club after the original allegations were made. they seem to try to _ allegations were made. they seem to try to put _ allegations were made. they seem to try to put their head in the sand, their— try to put their head in the sand, their response was inadequate and slow, _ their response was inadequate and slow, and — their response was inadequate and slow, and for too long they seemed in denial— slow, and for too long they seemed in denial about the scale of the problem — in denial about the scale of the problem. obviously this is a great that the _ problem. obviously this is a great that the stuff is come out, but i don't think— that the stuff is come out, but i don't think it really takes away from _ don't think it really takes away from his— don't think it really takes away from his testimony at all. a

the board of deputies for british jews to this on social media. britishjews said as he and rafik has suffered terribly at the hands of racism so he will understand. his apology seems heartfelt and we have no reason to believe he's not completely sincere. rafiq told the bbc that he hopes peaking out will be the moment not only sport, but society as a whole moves in a different direction. natalie pirks, thank you. mps have been asking more questions today following the harrowing testimony given by former yorkshire cricketer azeem rafiq earlier this week. the sports minister, nigel huddlestone, who's been speaking at the dcms select committee, says the government may take the "nuclear option" of creating an independent regulator if the england and wales cricket board doesn't tackle racism. i think what we all want is for cricket — i think what we all want is for cricket to— i think what we all want is for cricket to put its house in order and get — cricket to put its house in order and get its _ cricket to put its house in order and get its act togeth

the board of deputies of british dues has responded, saying azeem rafiq has suffered terribly at thenot completely sincere. rafiq told the bbc yesterday that he hopes by speaking out this will be the moment not only sport but society as a whole moves in a different direction.— a man who stabbed eight people in birmingham city centre in september last year — killing one of them — has been detained for a minimum of 21 years. zephaniah mcleod, who's 28 and has paranoid schizophrenia, will serve his sentence in a secure hospital. from birmingham, phil mackie reports. in court it was described as a murderous rampage. zephaniah mcleod stabbed eight people, killing one, and leaving two more fighting for their lives. , , ., , their lives. they were serious attacks, often _ their lives. they were serious attacks, often targeted - their lives. they were serious l attacks, often targeted towards people's head, neck and upper chest areas, which have left victims with some catastrophic injuries. in areas, which have left victims with some catastrophic injuries.- some catastrophic in'uries. in the

they have no reason to believe he is not completely sincere, so that statement in from the board of deputieshead. the transport secretary, grant shapps, said the overhaul of plans for the rail network will result in fasterjourneys in a quicker time frame. with me is bridget roswell, a commissionerfor the independent national infrastructure commission. what do you make of this announcement today? because it's so much was promised by the prime minister on this, but not all of it has been delivered.— minister on this, but not all of it has been delivered. that's right. i think what they've _ has been delivered. that's right. i think what they've produced - has been delivered. that's right. i think what they've produced is - has been delivered. that's right. i l think what they've produced is quite a realistic plan. when we did our report on this, we offered various different funding options. if you wanted to go ahead with absolutely everything everybody wants, it was about double the amount, the 86 billion we started with. it was nearly 180 billion. we offered some options which were back from

the board of deputies for british jews says response. ion. whole moves in a different direction-— whole moves in a different direction. ., ~ ., ., , ,, direction. you know that every week we make a report — direction. you know that every week we make a report for _ direction. you know that every week we make a report for the _ direction. you know that every week we make a report for the bbc - we make a report for the bbc news website and for those they and the uk to watch on iplayer. this time, we've looked at how russia is testing the west. many people watching are asking one question — is russia going to invade ukraine7 i think we have to be on our guard. vladimir putin has the west guessing, but what everyone knows is that tension is rising. the eu and russia have been blaming each other for the prices. america is watching. we do continue to see unusual military— we do continue to see unusual military activity in the concentration of forces in russia, but near— concentration of forces in russia, but near ukrainian borders and that rema

the board of deputies of britishjews said rafiq will well understand the hurt this exchange will causetigation into the historic conduct of alex hales following the publication of a photo taken in 2009. the former england batsman has admitted he painted his face black for a new years eve party. a picture of which is in the sun today. and has today released a statement, saying the theme of the party was musicians and he went as his hero, tupac shakhur. he said on social media, "i obviously realise that this is incredibly disrespectful and i want to apologise for all the offence this has no doubt caused, and he deplores, all forms of racism and discrimination." with the ashes just weeks away, tim paine has resigned as australia captain after an investigation into sexually explicit text messages sent to a female colleague surfaced. paine decided to stand down when he became aware that details of the incident in 2017 were about to be made public. he said the cricked australia investigation had exonerated him, but he "deeply" regretted his actions at the time and to this day. he said resign

the president of the board of deputies of british jewish people had said rafiq has ever terribly in cricketsituation has caused thejewish community for what has been set and this message is ten years ago so they do feel it seems heartfelt the apology and there is no to believe it is not completely sincere there. so no excuses, rafiq says, from his standpoint today and he said he is also incredibly angry at himself and apologises to the jewish also incredibly angry at himself and apologises to thejewish community as well. apologises to the jewish community as well. ,., apologises to the jewish community as well. ,. ., ~ apologises to the jewish community as well. ., ,, , ., apologises to the jewish community as well. . ~' ,., ,., apologises to the jewish community as well. . ~' y., . jamie raynor is the presenter of the bbc radio leeds cricket show. you may remember we spoke to jamie after azeem rafiq's hearing in front of the digital, culture, media and sport select committee on tuesday. great to be able to speak to you again. some people might look at what hasjust happened again. some peop

the board of deputies, of britishjews, said rafiq will, well understand the hurt this exchange, wills dog kevin, after a derogatory term which azeem rafiq, alleged was used at yorkshire. with the ashes just weeks away, tim paine, has resigned as australia captain, after an investigation into text messages, sent to a colleague, surfaced. paine decided to stand down, when he became aware, that details of the incident in 2017, were about to be made public. he said the cricket australia investigation, had exonerated him, but he "deeply" regretted his actions at the time and to this day. he said resigning, was the right thing to do for him, his family and cricket. the first test starts on december the 8th in brisbane. to australian cricket fans i'm deeply sorry that my past behaviour has impacted our game on the eve of the ashes. for the disappointment i have caused to fans and the entire cricket community. i apologise. i've been blessed with a wonderful, loving and supportive family and it breaks my heart to know how much i have let them down. some of the biggest names in tennis, are dem

the board forces was named deputy head of the new military run ruling council, and being led by both alba, one who has repeatedly promised a hand over power to civilian authorities. more than $100.00 government officials and political leaders have been detained since the crew last month. well, if you abuse, government has outlined conditions for possible talks with rebels from the northern t grove region. she armed wing of the t, glad people's liberation front or t p l f is pushing towards the saba prime minister. the med says the group must withdraw from the heart and a far region bordering t, right before talks, can begin. thousands have been killed and over 2000000 people more displaced since the conflict started last november. well, in the meantime, the u. s. is now designating 6 targets associated with the retrain government and the ruling policy that in response to the conflict in ethiopia, the us secretary of state has called for the immediate withdrawal of our trained forces from ethiopia. as anybody can says, credible accounts implicate them of committing serious human right

the quote republican funded and endorsed effort the san francisco board of deng psa thats gng o would allow san francisco sheriff's deputies to provide private security to stores battling retail theft now that's after the san francisco police. officers association expressed some concern about deputies doing those jobs abc 7 news reporter melanie woodrow explains. why? these viral videos highlight the retail theft problems in san francisco from handbags at neiman marcus to toiletries at walgreens this video shot by abc 7 news reporter liam melendez for about a year. i've been ringing the alarm supervisor asha safaii recently proposed san francisco sheriff's deputies provide private security for san francisco stores similar to the private security san francisco police officers, sometimes provide the store's hiring the officers or deputies pay for their overtime many sellers were saying they wanted to hire more law enforcement, but they're just were not enough. officers available the board of supervisors was supposed to take up the proposal today, but yesterday the san francisco. officers association requested a meet and conf

still sets are important to lay foundation of new deputy sheriffs over site board to evaluate policies and practices and look at budget and resources. this goes to act ability, social contract between personnel, those in custody and the community. in particular, i really believe in rehabilitation. that means those in custody receive education. charter school is one such and i did it is through the school board meeting as they were tasked to reup the contract with the charter school. our job skills in incentive to rehabilitation for domestic violence offenders, completion of counseling. supervised visitation with children and through that is with the rally family visitation services initiated through the st. francis memorial hospital. in terms of questions last week public law enforcement reform. six years ago i chaired the democratic platform criminal justice plank. it took 10 years to have as declaration of policy elimination of death penalty. another question was when i advocated for someone in custody. i haven't directly advocated for someone in custody. i was a character witness at

of that board. if approved it would add sheriff deputies off duty to protect the businesses, in turn protecting shoppers and the general public. this is what it means for the folks here in the city of san francisco. the legislation was introduced at the end of september and a vote is expected today. the deputies would be off duty and paid overtime by the businesses and not the city and they would be armed and wear their standard uniforms. that meeting is going to continue at 2:00 this afternoon. and we are learning more about one suspect union square smash and grabs. it's hard to forget the swarms of people running and stealing from the high-end storms, and one of the nine arrested is facing a judge today. callaway is scheduled for a hearing at 9:00 a.m. this morning and we will be sure to bring you the outcome of the hearing on air as well as online. despite proposals for deputies to serve as security in light of recent thefts, mayor london breed said the city is still safe. we caught up with her with the tree lighting ceremony in castro, and this is what she had to say. >> my hope is that these people

chief of operations bureau and deputy chief of administration bureau and our advisory board members are representatives from the police commission along with a representative from the department of police accountability . typically it's the chief of staff. next slide please. >> good evening commissioners and the public. my name is diana rosenstein. i am acting chief ofstaff at the department police accountability . i will be presenting with respect to the aggregate trends identified by date department of policeaccountability during the first quarter , second quarter of 2021. although i was not present during the meeting i understand that the committee and our chief of staff sarah hawkins identified three trends with respect to the type of cases we are seeing. the first is thefailure to activate body worn cameras . the second is iwill use someone's earlier comment . police officers behaving badly. inappropriate comments and adverse effects on the public and not using courtesy with the public and the third is the writing of incomplete or inaccurate reports.>> next slide. there

part of her lawsuit against los angeles county bryant accused the sheriff deputies of sharing photos of that crash that killed 9 people, including kobe bryant and their daughter gianna the county board of supervisors already approved a 2.5 million dollar settlement brought by 2 families of other victims in that crash. there are new details on what went wrong at the deadly astroworld festival earlier this month. the ceo of the medic company working at the travis scott concert says that radio communication between the staff and firefighters were working saying that staffers responded to 11 cardiac arrest at the same time, he also says they tried to get injured people out concert goers were jumping on to cars. even pulling the medics off. a local housing developer is suing the city of santa clara for allegedly rejecting a new affordable housing project and potentially violating state law and attorneys for republican metropolitan tells kron 4, the developer had been in talks with city officials to build a 240 unit development with the retail and recreation space across from santa clara university. the developer claims it has invested millions of dollars into the project. and now accuses

of the company he cofounded almost a decade ago. his replacement on the five person board will be his deputy in college roommate. like he said back in may -- he already replaced zhang as the ceo of the tiktok owner. he's sort of like a changes, a signal that, as one of the most influential people in china, zhang wants to stay behind the scenes and focus on the longer-term strategy of the company. david: did he draw any lines between what is happening here and other executives from other companies that have also gone the same sort of exodus route? >> i think each company has their own consideration but you are right. zhang is added to a long list of chinese tech founders who have quit as ceo or chairman. so, the backdrop against the sort of changes are china's tech crackdown. and it's becoming like essentially important for tech founders to stay low and stick to what the party and the government wants, which is -- a fairer society, so nobody wants to be in the spotlight at this moment. david: our asia tech reporter from one sector in china to another we are looking at stocks today. some of which you are actually s

i note we are joined today by clerk of the board angela and operations deputy director within the board. >> thank you, mr. carroll. madam clerk, the floor is yours. >> thank you. through the chair to the members of the task force. angela, clerk of the board. you have heard it mentioned that you may want to consider a different platform that might best suit the work of this body. there may be uncertainty as to when in-person meetings may begin. please rest assured our whole team is working as though they will be starting immediately, but we will talk about that next week. this item explores alternative platform that may work for your purposes in the event remote meetings are the only way or the majority of the way this body is able to conduct its work and provides ability to host interpreters to work on different channels with communities of interest. without anything further i would like to have wilson, operations deputy, provide an overview of this system and we can bring more information to you in addition to the meeting schedule, how we are providing services for the outreach meeting

the head of the a met with the deputy foreign minister, as well as the foreign minister before leaving to iran. of course, raphael grossi is going to be explaining everything to the board of governors at the meeting that will be held in vienna, from the 24th of november from tomorrow until the 26th. and of course we have the nuclear talks coming up next week on november 29th. what he was hoping to achieve was some kind of a concrete agreement with the radians that the i, e, a inspectors would have access to that specific site. this site is being seen as, as a very crucial point in returning to the nuclear negotiations in vienna and the j. c, p, o, a and in, as a, as a whole. because according to the director general, if their indians continue to limit their access, it's something that will be a major issue. but of course we're waiting to find out exactly all the details of what went down in the reading capital. once we hear from the director general, when he lands in vienna, i need you to speak to the media, then dosage of our thank you very much. indeed. the head of the european commission that says officials will blacklist transport companies involved and trafficking

board this evening. the man of the hour scott sanchez, deputy zoning administrator representing the planning department and tina cam, enforcement manager, joseph duffy, deputy directing overtimw green with dbi and naville and leo, with san francisco public works bureau he of street use and mapping and phillip young enforcement and legal affairs manager for the sfmta division of taxi services as well as danny young from the sfmta. the board meeting guidelines are as follows. the board request you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic devices so he will not disrupt the proceedings. appellants, permit olders are given sen minutes to present their case and three minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated must include the comments with not the sen to three minutes periods. members of the public can address the board and time may be limit today two fins if it's gone or if there are a lung number of speakers and and 30 seconds before the time is up. four votes are required to grant an appeal or modify a permit to determination. if you have questions about requesting a rehearing to board rules or hearin

board this evening. the man of the hour scott sanchez, deputy zoning administrator representing the planning department and, joseph du

. >> the san francisco board of supervisors will hold off on considering a proposal that allows sheriff's deputiest. that comes after the san francisco police officers association expressed concerns about deputies stepping in and doing those jobs. melanie woodrow has the story. >> these viral videos highlight the retail theft problems in san francisco, from 10 bags at neiman marcus to toiletries at walgreens. this video shot by abc >> for about a year, i have been ringing the alarm. >>'s supervisor recently proposed sheriff's deputies provide private security for san francisco stores, similar to the private security san francisco police officers sometimes provide. >> many retailers were saying they wanted to hire more law enforcement, but they just -- there just were not enough officers available. >> the board of supervisors was supposed to take up the proposal today, but yesterday, the san francisco police officers association requested a meet and confer to discuss their concerns, thereby postponing the board's plans. >> before anyone else joins the party, we just want to make sure all the rules

board this evening . the administrator representing the planning department as well as scott sanchez, zoning administrator. we have joe duffy, acting acting deputy director and the building inspector both from department ofnd acting urban

board this evening . the administrator representing the planning department as well as scott sanchez, zoning administrator. we have joe duffy, acting acting deputy director and the building inspector both from department of building inspection and acting urban forrester for san francisco public works euro urban forestry. the board request you silence all electronic devices so they will not disturb the proceedings. the board's rules of presentations are as follows . permit holders areeach given seven minutes to present the case and the three minutes for remodel . people affiliated must include their comments within this period members who are not affiliated after three minutes each to address the board and no rebuttals . time may be limited to two minutes if there are a large number of speakers.mister long wayour legal assistant will give you a verbal warning before your time is up . votes are required to grant appeal or modify a permit or to grant a rehearing request. if you have questions about requesting a hearing the board will have a schedule so email board staff . public access and participation of paramount importance and every effort has been made to replicate the in-person hearing process. to ena

of williams racing, he led the team to 16 world championships. sir frank had stepped down from the board in 2012 although remained in place as team principal with his daughter claire holding the position of deputytal on friday, and passed away peacefully this morning surrounded by his family. great britain are through to the last eight of the davis cup, after coming from behind to beat the czech republic 2—1. dan evans had lost the opening singles match, cameron norrie won his... ..so it all came down to the doubles. and the british pair ofjoe salisbury and neal skupski came through in straight sets, beating jiri vesely and tomas machac 6—4, 6—2. great britain will play germany or serbia in the quarterfinals on tuesday. emma raducanu has won herfirst match on british soil since winning the us open. she beat elena—gabriela ruse of romania in the champions tennis exhibition at london's royal albert hall, 6—3 7—6. it is pretty surreal. i remember my birthday last year, i was at home, i think it was one of the lockdown is, if not i was just at home. i think it was one of the lockdown is, if not i wasjust at home. i didn't really... i wasn't playing and it is pretty amazing how everything changed in

of situation. what is the recourse that the board can pursue. perhaps this is a question for deputy city attorney pearson. i don't know. >> how can i guide you on this. i'm not sure what the question is exactly? >> what kind of action can this body take as we now have identified there's a problematic mou, it expires -- it was established in 2003 but expires in 2012. there seems to be lack of oversight from the city department itself and the controller or perhaps the city attorney. i think if i would assume there is some -- there has to be oversight to say you have an expired mou, not only that, this is a subpar mou, not in the best interest of our city, it's a bad deal. no one seems to take action to correct that. who should be responsible, what action can this body take? >> well, there has recently been a new mou executed between the city and san francisco parks alliance, analyzed by the bla. to the extent there was an earlier version that expired, it has been replaced with a more recently drafted and executed mou. i think it has been analyzed and shared with this body recommendati

of november. but this is interesting to note that the deputy foreign minister use, the board, starts in his tweet when he said that negotiations will start again in vienna. he said he didn't say they will resume, so it's not clear how long this the negotiations will go on in the past. these talks have lasted for about a week each time since they began in april earlier this year. and at the end of the weeks, the deputy foreign ministers returned to their capitals for further discussion with the various officials and the radians said that they are willing to go back to full compliance under the 2015 nuclear deal. if the u. s. lift the sanctions that they've imposed on around since they withdrew. and the americans have said that they want to see iran go back to compliance before there's any talk of lifting of sanctions. but the main sticking point remains the same with this administration and iran, as with the previous one. and that is the radians want some kind of a guarantee that the u. s. administration will not go back on their promises when there's a new president in the white house. that is th

board of education decision have become the schools we must diligently find a way to get minority children out of. these schools and programs our children are forced to attend cannot get the education they deserve. deputy secretary, why are you proposing to take away the educational freedom that 70 parents have fought so hard to achieve? >> it matters so much for every student. everybody needs access. it is critically important and we can see the difference that public education provides to students about bringing people together and giving them learning conditions that allows them to live their best life and achieve their academic potential. it is not about dividing one another but coming together in schools and giving students access to the kinds of conditions that are best for them. >> i find it interesting that you find the necessity -- how beneficial it is for public education for students and yet you mentioned nothing about charter schools and school choice. do you propose charter schools and school choice? >> charter schools are public schools. the work i did in san diego reflect our commitment to charter schools. we passed some local measures that had us working closer with our charter school p

board this evening. the man of the hour scott sanchez, deputy zoning administrator representing the planning department and tina cam, enforcement manager, joseph duffy, deputy directing overtimw green with dbi and naville and leo, with san francisco public works bureau he of street use and mapping and phillip young enforcement and legal affairs manager for the sfmta division of taxi services as well as danny young from the sfmta. the board meeting guidelines are as follows. the board request you turn off or silence all phones and other electronic devices so he will not disrupt the proceedings. appellants, permit olders are given sen minutes to present their case and three minutes for rebuttal. people affiliated must include the comments with not the sen to three minutes periods. members of the public can address the board and time may be limit today two fins if it's gone or if there are a lung number of speakers and and 30 seconds before the time is up. four votes are required to grant an appeal or modify a permit to determination. if you have questions about requesting a rehearing to board rules or hearin

board of supervisors. i'm juan garito i'm a resident and happen to be a deputy sheriff for 20 years and i want to call in and show support for the 10a program and my concern is with the walgreens and cvs store and a lot of elderly utilize them for medications and for small items. so yes, i think this program would be very effective and policing for the elderly as well as the residents. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning, board of supervisors. i'm president of the d.s.a. i want to thank supervisor safai for all his hard work on this and bringing it to the table and co-sponsors and supervisor mandelman and supervisor mar and i want to thank the rule committee for look into this and chair peskin and to thank the hard work of sheriff miamoto putting a lot of work into this and doing an excellent job and thank you chief scott for your support and would like to highlight a couple things. chair peskin and chief scott brought up that everyone working together to increase public safety in san francisco is the goal and i think it's a beautiful thing everyone has come together to do this a

at about 2:00 today the board of supervisors will meet and vote on proposed legislation that can allow sheriff deputiess would wear their uniforms to protect those businesses as private security. they would also be paid by the private businesses and not the city. we will, of course, keep you updated on the outcome of that vote. >>> let's get a look at the forecast right now with meteorologist, kari hall. a cool start to our morning. >> it's cool and already busy as we take a live look outside in oakland. heading out, visibility is clear but temperatures chilly in the mid-40s but headed for the mid-60s. we will see low 70s for some spots like antioch today, 71, 71 in san josÉ and 70 in santa rosa. we will put this weather on repeat each day through thursday and then slightly cooler for the weekend with clouds moving in, but no rain headed our way through next monday. san francisco will continue to see highs reaching into the mid and upper 60s through the end of the week. laura? >> thank you very much. >>> thank you for joining us as well. i will be back with another local news update for you in half an

still sets are important to lay foundation of new deputy sheriffs over site board to evaluate policies and practices and look at budget and resources. this goes to act ability, social contract between personnel, those in custody and the community. in particular, i really believe in rehabilitation. that means those in custody receive education. charter school is one such and i did it is through the school board meeting as they were tasked to reup the contract with the charter school. our job skills in incentive to rehabilitation for domestic violence offenders, completion of counseling. supervised visitation with children and through that is with the rally family visitation services initiated through the st. francis memorial hospital. in terms of questions last week public law enforcement reform. six years ago i chaired the democratic platform criminal justice plank. it took 10 years to have as declaration of policy elimination of death penalty. another question was when i advocated for someone in custody. i haven't directly advocated for someone in custody. i was a character witness at

of her lawsuit against los angeles county. >> brian accuses sheriff's deputies have sharing pictures of the crash scene that killed 9 people including her husband, kobe bryant and their daughter gianna the county boardalready approved a 2.5 million dollar settlement brought by 2 families of other victims of that crash. >> next. at 10. the home of the los angeles lakers getting a new name for the holidays. why we will be saying goodbye to staple center. and one of the biggest naming-rights deals in sports history. also disturbing new details from the tragedy at the astroworld music festival. what we're learning about the scope of the medical disasters and addressing homelessness in the bay area. the city that's now planning to put more money in people's pockets too, try to help keep them off the streets. those stories and more coming up next. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh

board this evening. the man of the hour scott sanchez, deputy zoning administrator representing the planning department anda

. >> for this type of situation, what's the reports as a board to pursue? and perhaps it's a question i guess for deputy attorney harrison. i don't know. >> can we ask specifically how can i provide withyou on this ? >> what kind of action can this body as we now have identified that there's problematic and ou. it expires, establishes in 27 but it actually expires. there seems to be a lack of oversight both on businesses, the department self and controller andperhaps even the attorney . i think i would assume that there's got to be some type of ordinance to say you have expired and ou and not only that it's not in the best interest of our city. it'sa bad deal . no one seems to take action to correct that. who should beresponsible, what actions can this body take ? >> there has recently been a new and ou executed between the city and the arts alliance which has been analyzed by the dna. so to the extent that there was an earlier version that expired it's ndbeen replaced with a muc more recently drafted and executed and ou. and i think still has analyzed that and shared with this body suggestions for how

that have already been addressed. >> secretary: deputy director duffy would like to address the board. >> good evening, commissioners. yeah. i think one ofe violations on the maintenance issues could be fixed tomorrow or in the next few days. there's nothing to stop that. i would agree, it sounds like the dry rot areas on the floor and the bathroom and all that, if you're going to remodel the unit, there's going to be new plumbing fixtures and bathroom fixtures, there's going to be a lot of improvements in there. so i would imagine all those issues would be addressed which i would agree with the city attorney that that would probably take care of the rest of the violations if the work was done because you are remodelling the unit. >> commissioner: and, mr. duffy, since we have your good-looking face on the screen, i have a question with regard given that now there are no notices of violations, those notices of violations have been surfaced in public by virtue of this hearing, therefore they are -- you are now knowledgeable about that and we should expect that the city regardless of our findings and regardless of the speed at which the --

board. crude oil and brent up 60% this year while natural gas prices nearly doubled joining me is the deputy secretary ofnergy, david turk. thank you for joining me >> thank you, kelly. it is a pleasure to be with you. >> where to begin? you know, i understand the frustration about high gasoline prices is there anything more the administrationcan do because this release, judging by today's price action, is already priced in. in other words it doesn't seem gasoline prices will fall much from here. >> well, i think you have to consider the fact, just as you were saying, kelly, in the intro piece that the markets have already reacted in anticipation of us and, of course, other countries as well in parallel fashion releasing stocks so that's a significant data point here what we've now got is tools, both in exchange and a sale, to use over the coming months in order to do what we can from the u.s. side to help protect consumers. that is really what the president is really focused on here, is lowering that gasoline at the pump. >> it is nice to see the u.s. working with other nations to coordinate this releas

of public works. i want to thank the mpa. i want to thank the board for working with us to get hold of the property and thank our deputy and wereciate the work they have done with our tourist deployment plan which is focussed on neighborhoods like fisherman's wharf and other areas where there's large number of tourists and we've seen though we still have challenges a reduction of 37% in car break-ins and has everything to do with their effort of our tourist deployment plan. thank you for being here and we have great guests joining us including our city administrator who manages a lot of these infrastructure projects but with that, i want to introduce the supervisor who is responsible for this district, oh, i forgot to say this, during the holiday season because i know everyone is always looking for crabs to make gumbo. who makes gumbo? please tell me someone makes a good gumbo and people are looking for crabs and seafood and for the first time during the holiday season the public will be able to purchase those crabs right off the boat which is something that's not happened and will be an incredible experience. san francisco w

. >> for this type of situation, what's the reports as a board to pursue? and perhaps it's a question i guess for deputy attorney harrison. i don't know. >> can we ask specifically how can i provide withyou on this ? >> what kind of action can this body as we now have identified that there's problematic and ou. it expires, establishes in 27 but it actually expires. there seems to be a lack of oversight both on businesses, the department self and controller andperhaps even the attorney . i think i would assume that there's got to be some type of ordinance to say you have expired and ou and not only that it's not in the best interest of our city. it'sa bad deal . no one seems to take action to correct that. who should beresponsible, what actions can this body take ? >> there has recently been a new and ou executed between the city and the arts alliance which has been analyzed by the dna. so to the extent that there was an earlier version that expired it's ndbeen replaced with a muc more recently drafted and executed and ou. and i think still has analyzed that and shared with this body suggestions for how

board. i retired may 2019 after 29 and a half years. 10 and a half years were in an admin position, positions. i was the deputy chief of operations to the second in command, general orders policies and procedures, memo randoms. i've reviewed most all of those before the chief's signature. i oversaw hundreds of disciplinary recommendations, made recommendations to the chief. also attended disciplinary hearings before the fire commission. represented the department in the m.l.u. negotiations. i attended monthly meetings. some of the responsibilities or my direct reports were the airport. the fire marshal, fire preventions, fire investigation. i worked on many projects with the d.m., department of emergency management. action plans and also workeded hand in hand with personnel office fire suppression scheduling. also, i took pride in creating programs and sustained objectives. i look forward if allowed the privilege to serve on this board and available for any questions. >> chairman: thank you, mr. gonzalez. let me start with some of the questions on behalf of president walton. normally, mr. gonzalez, we ask people if the

of situation. what is the recourse that the board can pursue. perhaps this is a question for deputy city attorney pearson. i don't know. >> how can i guide you on this. i'm not sure what the question is exactly? >> what kind of action can this body take as we now have identified there's a problematic mou, it expires -- it was established in 2003 but expires in 2012. there seems to be lack of oversight from the city department itself and the controller or perhaps the city attorney. i think if i would assume there is some -- there has to be oversight to say you have an expired mou, not only that, this is a subpar mou, not in the best interest of our city, it's a bad deal. no one seems to take action to correct that. who should be responsible, what action can this body take? >> well, there has recently been a new mou executed between the city and san francisco parks alliance, analyzed by the bla. to the extent there was an earlier version that expired, it has been replaced with a more recently drafted and executed mou. i think it has been analyzed and shared with this body recommendati

of the committee have any questions for supervisor peskin or comments? deputy city attorney pearson, do you have anything you would like to add? >> ms. pearson: i do. under the charter, the board may not amend an ordinance that's been introduced by the mayor to advise or consent decree, but i understand there's someone from the mayor's office here to speak to that, and you can presume that they're on board with that. >> supervisor safai: just because you said it so quickly, i want to read it back so the public gets it, the amendment affects fees proposed by the mayor. the board cannot, without the mayor's consent, change any fees that have been proposed by the mayor. is that what you just said? >> ms. pearson: under the charter, the mayor may [indiscernible] and when the mayor does that, the board may reject or approve the legislation. the amendment here addresses both sections, so to the extent that the board wants to amend the consent [indiscernible]. >> supervisor safai: okay. got it. and mr. clerk, is there someone -- there she is. the mayor's budget director. would you like to provide comment and provide the mayor's consent? >> yes. ashley [indiscernible], the mayor's bud