seeing none, good morning, district attorney bodine, great to see you. you are on mute. >> good morning, thank you for that. like the sheriff i was on mute and we're dealing with some technical challenges. but i appreciate you recognizing me, chair ronen and i want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in this effort to develop a comprehensive oversight plan for san francisco sheriff's department and really more broadly his efforts around san francisco sworn peace officers. but particularly today we're here to talk about the proposed charter amendment. i also want to acknowledge and thank supervisor ronen and haney and preston for joining as co-sponsors and all of the other folks who supervisor walton already recognized for their hard work on this important initiative. the city and county of san francisco is one of the few dual jurisdictions in the country. one of the few places where the county lines are continuous with the sole municipality contained therein. we have in part as a result of that just two primary law enforcement agencies. the san

. >>> san francisco da jason bodine leads an online conversation tonight about the future of police reform. he will talk about police accountability, and ending mass incarcerations. if you want to be a part of the discussion you will have to preregister for it by 5 p.m.. sign up by going to the website of the commonwealth club. >>> there is one of the pacific. we will keep an eye on that for you. for the hawaiian islands, and will weaken considerably. it is very quiet. especially the western pacific. the atlantic is starting to bubble up a little bit. four us, thunderstorm activity will continue to pop up over the mountains. sacramento valley, and sierras, for us it is a big fog bank. there was a letter yesterday. for south win, city got up to 68 degrees. 50 for the record high. this day and 2006, you would have to go back to 1881 when it was 49 degrees. 50s on the temperatures. concord, brentwood, sunnyvale, all 59 degrees. cooler, but all in the 50s. low clouds and fog, temperatures inland will team up, and i'll i will be funneling into the sierra sacramento valley. 70s and 80s with the

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