and psychedelics such as mushrooms and lsd now decriminalized in one california city will have california city will have details after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ on its platforms and other websites, google advertisers and publishers, along with youtube creators will no longer be allowed to make advertising revenue of content that promotes false claims about climate change. the rule applies to third party websites that source their ads from google. google says it will use automation and human reviewers to enforce the policy. it goes into effect next month. well, teachers are urging social media sites to crack down on viral challenges and encourage destructive and violent behavior at school. today, the country's largest teachers union sent a letter to tiktok. facebook and twitter. ktvu magus spoke to bay area teenagers who've seen firsthand what they say is the harmful effects these challenges have on campus. put public safety over profits to protect our schools. that's what the national education association is demanding of the leaders of tiktok, facebook an

city's numbers. >>> for the first time ever, california has a new law in place to boost learning for young children across the state. today, the governor signed the early childhood legislation while visiting a fresno elementary school. the bill introduces, or includes free prekindergarten for all 4-year-olds will start school next year. the governor says that this is never been done at this scale in the u.s. >> we are here to mark this incredible moment. i really believe this is a big deal, so one of the reasons i want to come here and in particular fresno is because a disproportionate number of your kids are going to get this advantage. it's really exciting. >> the bill as part of the governor's california comeback plan. it also reduces class sizes, cutting adult to child ratios in half, with at least one adult for every 12 children. the new law goes into full effect by 2025. >>> taking a live look at the state capital now as the state starts sending out a third round of stimulus money. if you qualify, you may have already gotten the payment, according to the california tax board. this patch will

as a coastal california city, we have the wonderful weather with no rain, and the rest of the country can plant trees in fall and then get some natural rainfall, cooler temperatures, trees established, and then, they're good for the rest of their life, and it's unfortunately not the case for us. it requires weekly watering visits from us to care for them. we have a staff of watering people that are watering tuesday through saturday. they go out early in the morning to take advantage of the reduced traffic volumes. they fill up their tanks with water from hydrants or, in a couple of locations, use recycled water, and we'd love to do more of that. we fill a gaiter bag, and at the bottom of the bag, there's a couple of holes, and that slowly saturates the soil. to give you an idea of how many trees our crews are watering, they're watering roughly 1200 trees a week. they have a water truck, and they're doing 500 trees a week. our biggest partner for watering is clean city. they are a grant recipient, grant partner of ours, and they are doing -- at the moment, they're doing 1800 trees, and

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the california city requiring proof of vaccination for bars or restaurants. >>> also, keep tahoe blue's an unclear future. the growing concern about that pristine blue water. it is not just an environmental crisis but an unfolding legal investigation. there are new questions about the pipeline operator on the job when that pipe started to leak. patrick healy from our sister state in l.a. spent the day on

area has been much better at conserving water than the rest of the state with many southern california citieslly using more water than the year before. >>> take a look at roads into the sierra. lots of snowfall the last 24 hours making for sometimes dangerous drive in the area. this is what highway 20 looked like a couple of hours ago. >>> if you do make it all the way to the lake, you are in for some pretty great views. check out this time lapse of clouds moving over a snowy lake tahoe covering trees creating a scene worthy of a painting. >> i should work on that. you'll have plenty of free time soon. >> i could see him doing that. >> i like to hang out in the snow too. >> happy, snowy trees. >> moisture. we'll take all of it we can get. we're going to get more snow in the high sierra. they are under a winter storm warning until 11:00 tonight. not much snow on top of what they've received, but the highest elevations could pick up another five inches of snow. we had close to that much rain in san francisco just yesterday. four inches of rain from midnight saturday night through midnight last

the california city requiring proof of vaccination for bars or restaurants. >>> also, keep tahoe blue. it's an unclear future. the growing concern about that pristine blue water. it is not just an environmental crisis but an unfolding legal investigation. there are new questions about the pipeline operator on the job when that pipe started to leak. patrick healy from our sister state in l.a. spent the day on a coast guard cutter and joins us now from huntington beach. patrick. >> reporter: good evening from huntington beach. investigation simultaneous with a cleanup operation that is still underway but definitely making progress. today we were able to see that from both on the sea and from the air. tracking spilled oil from the air, finding oil on jetties north of the newport beach peer and also telltale dark blobs in the water off huntington beach. six miles of beach have been cleared by workers that now number 350. >> by the end of the week we are targeting to have 1,500 workers. >> reporter: many of the questions at today's briefing focused on what the oil pipeline operator knew an

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california. the city has a gun crime roblem. �* , ~' ., california. other cities in america, _ problem. and just like more than 100 other cities in america, it _ problem. and just like more than 100 other cities in america, it turns - problem. and just like more than 100 other cities in america, it turns to - other cities in america, it turns to a tech company called shot spotter. microphones are placed around a neighbourhood. when a gun is fired the microphones translate the shot location before an algorithm classifies the sound as a possible gunshot which is then reviewed by human analysts before the police are alerted. we are listing to that, looking at how for the sound travels. shot spotter has a nibble of notable successes with police getting to gunshot victims and active shooters more quickly because of the attack. but there are worries that the system may not be as accurate as the company claims. a recent study in chicago found that only in 9% of shot spotter alerts because the police department find evidence of the gun related crime on the gr

we are actually ahead of other california cities including san francisco and san diego and allowing localandmarks dating back to 1962. we have always allowed for designations and places of cultural significance. we call call our historic -- monuments and one example is the cap are. many of you know about it in new york in 1969 people cited that as the birth of the movement nationally but the birth of that movement in many ways began here at the cat. new year's day 1967 when there was an lapd police. on the bar and people were beaten by police just for expressing their enthusiasm for the new year and their love for one another in same-sex couples. that led to protests at the site the following month that then led to action that when all the way to the u.s. supreme court concerning equal protection rights as part of the movement. los angeles is a pioneer but a motivation pioneer. it may not have architectural significance but great social and cultural significance with this historical monument about 13 years ago. in addition to our individual landmarks and monuments we also share the story

fact that california has the highest prices in the and the bay area's always the highest among california citiesyou updated quickly on recreational dungeness crab season is actually set to start next week. but fishermen may not be able to use those crab traps that they always how this was to catch. the question the problem according to wildlife officials with the state is that these traps, they're worried that the lines can tangle up other marine life. yeah. so they're going to be meeting next week. they're gonna hold hearings on monday. as a matter of fact, to talk about now the impacts of the crab traps. but then what do we do if we don't use crab and james and i were early sorry. we started working on this at like 05:00am. we heard about the story. >> we came up with a crab wrangler cut rodeo style. you thought crab whispering might work. right on. those, though, are quickly. i had a water moving idea and we settled on a pluck are sort of like at the carnival class, a crab the clay at the club. she james individually selected. okay. it be a little pricier. but if you really want to grab it 42

happened today to protect several national monuments plus psychedelics decriminalized the northern california cityhat just made that decision? for everything from magic mushrooms, lsd. ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ presidents the right to make changes to the country's national monuments. former president barack obama used it to create several protected lands, then former president donald trump used it to dismantle them. jackie heinrich is in washington d. c with the look at how president biden is now using that same act. to restore protections for several areas and the push back. his decision is already facing. national monument and parks are part of the identity as our benes of people president biden announcing greater federal protections for three national monuments, fully restoring the boundaries of bears, ears and grand staircase escalante national monument in utah and protecting the northeast canyons and seamounts national monument, located south of cape cod in the atlantic ocean. p

it is bringing some rain they're just beginning to clip northern california crescent city rico seeingght showers there for tonight. and probably to see that continue over the next couple of hours. that front lagging to the south, pushing toward the bay area. unfortunately, it's going to fall apart. by the time it gets here and not leave any rain behind for us. but we are seeing the effects that onshore breeze carrying with it more clouds as well. and that helped a really cool down the temperatures, in fact, pretty breezy in spots 20 mile hour winds in san francisco, 20 in oakland, a 60 mile an hour winds out of the southwest of the napa valley and 15 in san jose. we're looking at temperatures wide range here, but not as big as yesterday. 50's along the coastline instead of hot 90's. this time inland. you're looking at temperatures in the 70's. much more comfortable around the bay area. i think tomorrow again, whole lot of cloud cover coming our way. and that is going to knock these temperatures down a little bit further. so highs tomorrow. probably on the low 70's. the warmest spot. s

all right, dan, meantime, the nation's strictest vaccine mandate has just passed in southern california. the cityl a. >> it's going to require proof of covid-19 vaccination for indoor businesses like restaurants gyms and malls. the la city council. pass the affecting people aged 12 and up under that ordinance people with religious or medical exemptions far vaccinations are going to need to show negative coronavirus test result within 72 hours. this mandate also includes movie theaters convention centers, museums malls, as we said, spas and salons. la mayor eric garcetti is expected to sign that law and it's going to go into effect on november 4th. meantime, the berkeley unified school district is set to vote today on mandating vaccines for students. today's vote comes after governor newsom announced that the state would require the covid vaccine for all school kids over the age of 12. but the state mandate won't go into effect until the vaccines get final approval from the fda. if passed to today, the berkeley mandate would take effect on january. 2nd of next year would also apply to students ove

it's happened in a couple southern california cities years ago where they had a number of these type of assaults on unhoused individuals. we want to not have that happen in our city. >> all right. also in your report human trafficking is up 30% compared to last year. i'm unclear how you quantify human trafficking. how do you wouldn't the cases. and if it's involving the sex industry or labor trafficking that's when we include it in our statistics. there's an element of street activity that goes unreported. that it's not included in our statistics unless there's some type of reportable incident that arises from that. that could be sexual or labor trafficking. we don't get a lot of labor trafficking but do occasionally. >> that's all i have. thank you. do any of you have questions? john hamasaki. >> thank you, president cohen. good evening, chief. >> we had this problem last week and we have it again. we can't hear you. >> can you hear me now? >> we can barely hear you. >> i'll get my external mic next time. can you hear me, chief? >> i can hear you. >> regarding the unhoused individual

in the 1980s, observe land was 46% african- american, making it the largest black dominant city in california, but over the last 20 years, the city has lost nearly 40,000 of it black residents, most of them the victims of general trayfy case. the skyrocketing cost of housing is taking its toll on the black community and changing the character of oakland. >> we have gone from a city really abundant in arts and culture, and real high social life to something a little more sterile. it's -- the neighborhoods are starting to all look the same. there's not that eclectic feel and vibe of a city, and we definitely don't see as much diversity. >> reporter: bobby is a developer and third generation oaklander who has become part of an accident to save black homeowner ship with these, backyard in-law houses, or accessory dwelling units. his company offers a number of different designs of adus and the ability to shepherd homeowners through the process of creating them. >> we can help process that for a home owner who doesn't want to have to deal with the city, the planning, and the design. >> reporter: ke

but this front will bring a few more light showers at least to far northern california for crescent city in eureka. they're currently getting some rain drops right now. that is some good news. unfortunately for us. we're not in the rain, but we are getting that on shore breeze and that up to clean out your air for tonight, bringing that very nice. fresh air around the bay area, temperatures right now 77 degrees in morgan hill, warm 76 in livermore. that was a breeze really help to cool temperatures all around the bay area's. we've seen these numbers drop a good 10 plus degrees in some parts of the bay area. they'll continue to do so. i think in the next couple days the sea breeze going to be fairly strong as we head through the night tonight. the decrease a little bit overnight but still breezy into the morning hours and then by tomorrow afternoon, again that wind will start to ramp up again out of the west. that is going to help to cool you down. still numbers tomorrow. going to be comfortable. we'll still see some 70's in the interior valleys. lot of 60's around the bay and plan a 50 t

lastly as for the previous items, per the previous items presented by the city attorney's office for the recentlyenacted california district 1 and city attorney's memo issued october 28 of september , beginning october 1 policy bodies must regularly adopt to continue to hold remote meetings as you currently know.we will be addressing thismore comprehensively and later slides keep this in mind the presenter needs logistics to initiate in person meetings . on the next slide. operationally at a high level the minimum required are the contingencies necessary to operate meetings remotely and in person respectively . as you know we are currently conducting our hearing with public participation remotely so our focus in today's presentation will to be the layout the level of effort for the task force consideration should you move in the direction of in person. the main island environment for in person meetings are resources and plan for health order of compliance and more importantly the possibility for occasional enforcement. location and accessibility facilities and more importantly the availability of the facilities an

. ♪ ♪ ♪ mollie: businesses are defying new measures in california cities requiring them to ask customers hefty fines and even closures for not complying with the new law. joining us to react mat gorman and matt bennett. we will try to keep it straight. san francisco shut down indoor dining for refusing to check vaccination status. i want to show you what in and out had to say about this. we refuse to become the vaccination police for any government. it is unreasonable, inveighsive and unsafe to force our restaurant associates to segregate customers into those who may be served and those who may not or based on the documentation they carry or any other reason. this is from chain's chief legal and business officer. so is this government overreach? i want to start with you, matt bennett, your thoughts on this? do you side with the government on this or with in and out burger? >> i side with the public health officials who say that's necessary in san francisco which was one of the original points of the outbreak. we lost more than 700,000 americans to covid. we've lost more than 500 children

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. >> chicago california, new york city it's astro nominal. >> all over the country. my kids play at the playground on a daily basis in new york city they're find. >> i can go to 72nd and broadway. super fun. >> -- democratic policies hurt the people they say they want to help. while the storm clouds continue to brew and you see democrats jumping ship. yesterday congressman yarmi sth, congressman klein last month. they're getting out before they have to face voters. >> it's impossible to impossible not to note the police are under attacked for years. the biden administration hasn't stuck their neck out for them. quite frankly it's up to the cities and states to do so. the democratic cities and states are not doing it. not yet. >> new york is a hell hole. >> it is thanks to the mayor. it's not look sog hot when it comes to crime. >> no it's not. you don't get to call new york that. i live here, sister. i live here, i walk the streets, not like that. i read the new york post. i talking to cops. i know what is going on here. that's not -- >> no, i will tell you as a jour

it's considered one of the worst and most expensive fires to reach the california at that time, the city of oakland remember the people who lost their lives and survivors share their stories about what happened on that day. >> i lost. >> 30 years of journals. i lost photographs and that's our house burning. >> and the door opened as a coming out with a few things. i say that's me. >> a flag that survived the 1991 oakland firestorm stands 30 years later, in remembrance of the devastation. the firestorm destroyed more than 3,000 structures burned 1500 acres and cost one 0.5 billion dollars in damages can firefighters say their equipment and tactics have improved a lot in the last 30 years. the city is currently at 93%. compliance for their annual vegetation inspection program. >> second of 4 zone forecast this saturday. not a live look at san francisco from the central tower camera. gorgeous day across the bay area and in the city and folks out and getting ready for their saturday night plants. and it was hot out there today and looks like that way for tomorrow. our meteorologist mabrisa r

city enacting one of the strictest vaccine mandates in the nation. >>> growing question in california's oil spill disaster why did it take hours for the first pipeline to be shut down? could there be criminal charges? >>> our exclusive with the american who survived the 2015 isis terror attacks in paris. what happened in court today when she faced down the suspects. her chilling testimony. >>> and the housing crunch the tricks companies are using to price would-be buyers out of their dream homes. >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening with the country barreling toward a financial cliff tonight, republicans may be blinking and ready to help avert catastrophe with a new offer to democrats providing an off-ramp in the showdown of raising the $28.4 trillion debt ceiling. tonight the clock is ticking. less than two weeks until the u.s. will either have to raise the borrowing limit to pay past bills or face the chilling prospect of default and potential economic disaster senate minority leader mitch mcconnell now saying he will support an extension of the debt ceilin

now the nation's strictest vaccine mandate has just passed in southern california. the city of los angeles will require proof of covid-19 vaccination for indoor businesses like restaurants, gyms and malls. the la city council just passed this ordinance affects people ages 12 and up under the ordinance, people with religious or medical exemptions can do that for the vaccine. but they also the need to show negative coronavirus test within 72 hours. the mandate also includes movie theaters convention centers, museums, mall, spas and salons. la mayor eric garcetti is expected to sign the law that would go into effect. then on november 4th. and new today. people who work for the city of oakland are not required to get the covid-19 vaccine last night. the city council unanimously approved legislation requiring city employees to show proof of vaccination by november 29th employees can seek a medical or religious exemption. and if that exemption is granted, those employees will have to be tested regularly. also happening today, the berkeley unified school district will vote on manda

storm clouds most up in far northern california, right up near the border there oregon and california crescent city. you get into your wreaking. you're seeing some scattered light showers. the good news is we're not seeing a real dominant ridge building back in. there's going to be a ridge. it will bring us a little sunshine and some drier weather over the next couple days. but after that looks like we might get back to some wet weather into next week. temperatures outside. we've got some 50's in some 60's out there. got one little front that's going to move through overnight the most that stays to the north. then here comes that dome of high pressure building in and that is going to lift the jet stream well, to the north of the bay area that allows to dry out. really a much need to dry out over the next few days and then we'll get back to maybe some rain models picking up on that weak system to the north here's the long-range season moves on by high pressure takes over. we start to dry out all storms head a little further north. there's one little weak system that wants to rotate in on saturday. b

. >>> san jose is on its way to becoming the largest city in california to charge a fine for using too much water. >> it's hard to imagine that people don't understand the severity of the drought. >>> kpix 5 news at 6:00 with ken and elizabeth is coming up next. >>> and coming up tonight on the "cbs evening news" -- >>> on this friday night, more than 15 million americans consume be eligible for a johnson & johnson booster shot, and could mixing and matching vaccines offer more protection from covid? plus will have more tonight on the condition of former president bill clinton after his health scare. and steve hartman goes on the ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ >>> news at 5:30, remember when we thought flying cars just around the corner? >> john blackstone is here to tell us the future is now, almost. >> reporter: almost. they had the opportunity to do a story for cbs sunday morning to see how people who don't even have a pilots license may soon be able to take off in that elu

lastly as for the previous items, per the previous items presented by the city attorney's office for the recentlyenacted california district 1 and city attorney's memo issued october 28 of september , beginning october 1 policy bodies must regularly adopt to continue to hold remote meetings as you currently know.we will be addressing thismore comprehensively and later slides keep this in mind the presenter needs logistics to initiate in person meetings . on the next slide. operationally at a high level the minimum required are the contingencies necessary to operate meetings remotely and in person respectively . as you know we are currently conducting our hearing with public participation remotely so our focus in today's presentation will to be the layout the level of effort for the task force consideration should you move in the direction of in person. the main island environment for in person meetings are resources and plan for health order of compliance and more importantly the possibility for occasional enforcement. location and accessibility facilities and more importantly the availability of the facilities an

host: let's talk to rudy, calling from sun city, california. good morning. caller: good morning.ulio, i agree with you totally. i am an og black male, there are latinos in my family that i enjoy, and just like with the caller a couple back, i really get disappointed with the fact that she wants to blame the hispanic community, because they get jobs. i think everybody should get out and attempt to get jobs. so, we just need to come together. black, brown, and there is a whole bunch of good white folks out there also. so it's going to get better. we just have to work on it a lot more. thank you, julio. bye-bye. guest: thank you, rudy. i think he is right. there are a lot of things here that we tend to overlook in our own history. i think we are at a point, a crisis point in this country where you are going to see people looking at the browning of america as a positive. when you look at the centrists, and there are people who are going to be incredibly terrified. that's where our policy is going to be coming from. the problem is, there are not a lot of voices on my side that look at

city. >> reporter: bakersfield, california topping a list no city wants to be on. >> we lead the nation in, and so far this year, it's on track to be worse. more than 3500 already gone. >> the most common contributing factor is that people leave the keyless entry fobs in the vehicle. >> reporter: in milwaukee, wisconsin -- >> we are seeing a continuing trend from 2020 in regards to a huge uptick in motor vehicle thefts >> reporter: anecanessa didn't v her key in the car, but her vehicle was stolen twice >> stolen in front of my house both times >> reporter: the whole thing caught on her neighbor's surveillance camera. the white arrow is pointing to her car. she says this is her sister's car, parked right next to it the thieves are in these wheels pulling up someone hops into her sister's car first. within seconds, it's stolen. minutes later, the bad guys are back this time for anessa's car in seconds, it's driven away into the night the good news is cops found both cars but months later, hers was stolen again also caught on camera. here it is parked on the street. and she says that's a car

city. california's natural resources agency says san jose is a leader in california and across the countrynd environmental sustainability. new at noon. help is coming to people in the north bay was water sources have gone dry. during this drought, sonoma water, which delivers water to some 600,000 customers in sonoma, and marin county, has a new well. it's part of a new project that will provide emergency water relief. the well began serving water this morning for the first time. it's just over 8 800 ft deep and it's expected to deliver about 1.6 million gallons of water a day. our primary source of drinking water. is the russian river. but in this case we're on the santa rosa plane, the groundwater plane and we're using this source of water to help ensure that we reduce our demands on the russian river in this multi year drought. about a quarter of the water from this well will be available for farms and dairies to help them through the drought. well, we've had some rain here in california mark, but it just seems to be avoiding us as some to the south writing to the east. it seems like we

it's happened in a couple southern california cities years ago where they had a number of these type aults on unhoused individuals. we want to not have that happen in our city. >> all right. also in your report human trafficking is up 30% compared to last year. i'm unclear how you quantify human trafficking. how do you wouldn't the cases. and if it's involving the sex industry or labor trafficking that's when we include it in our statistics. there's an element of street activity that goes unreported. that it's not included in our statistics unless there's some type of reportable incident that arises from that. that could be sexual or labor trafficking. we don't get a lot of labor trafficking but do occasionally. >> that's all i have. thank you. do any of you have questions? john hamasaki. >> thank you, president cohen. good evening, chief. >> we had this problem last week and we have it again. we can't hear you. >> can you hear me now? >> we can barely hear you. >> i'll get my external mic next time. can you hear me, chief? >> i can hear you. >> regarding the unhoused individual, were

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lance corporal david lee espinoza of laredo, texas, sergeant nicole gee of california, staff sergeant taylor hoover of salt lake city, utah, staff sergeant ryan knauss of tennessee, corporal hunter lopez of indigo, california, lance corporal rylee mccollum of wyoming, corporal dylan merola of rancho kuch amonga, california, lance corporal kareem nikoui of california, corporal daegan william-tyeler page of omaha, nebraska, sergeant johanny rosario pichardo of lawrence, massachusetts, corporal humberto sanchez of long port, indiana, lance corporal david espinoza -- excuse me jared schmitz of wentzville, missouri, navy corpsman maxton soviak of berlin heights, ohio. i could not be more grateful to their service to our nation. while we as a nation grieve for the service members we lost, we often forget about the families who have lost even more. to be a gold star family is an honor no one wishes for. we owe our sincerest gratitude to the families who eagerly awaited these 13 service members' return. we can never thank them in a way that will make up for their loss. awarding the congressional -- awarding the congress' hi

president and vice-president won't visit the border and pete buttigieg won't visit the port cities in california or jersey. cargo ships are backed up like in long beach. it comes down to competency, effort and messaging am the administration is failing on all 3 fronts. the american people know it and the numbers show it. >> sean: we could resolve the border issue, pete. go back to the trump policies. we could resolve the inflation issue in a big way. going back to energy independence and stop begging opec. we are importing more oil from russian that alaska. if you want to do a better job with covid, maybe you tell people now that we have breakthrough cases and about monoclonal antibodies and rescue our fellow americans he banded after saying he would not abandon them -- >> that requires competency and the willingness to separate yourself from climate change and being beholdened to union interests. they have prerogatives that are divorced from results for actual people. the big divorce people say joe biden, you told me you were the unity candidate. the normalcy candidate. my life would go back to

lastly as for the previous items, per the previous items presented by the city attorney's office for the recentlyenacted california district 1 and city attorney's memo issued october 28 of september , beginning october 1 policy bodies must regularly adopt to continue to hold remote meetings as you currently know.we will be addressing thismore comprehensively and later slides keep this in mind the presenter needs logistics to initiate in person meetings . on the next slide. operationally at a high level the minimum required are the contingencies necessary to operate meetings remotely and in person respectively . as you know we are currently conducting our hearing with public participation remotely so our focus in today's presentation will to be the layout the level of effort for the task force consideration should you move in the direction of in person. the main island environment for in person meetings are resources and plan for health order of compliance and more importantly the possibility for occasional enforcement. location and accessibility facilities and more importantly the availability of the facilities an

postal service city hall room 244 san francisco california 94102. that completes my initial comments. >> thank you, could you please read the first item. >> ordinance amending the code to reshore nonunited states citizens voting in elections for board of supervisors of san francisco unified school district. they may vote in recall elections regarding the members of the board of education. >> we heard this sponsored by supervisor chan and many other members of the board including both supervisor mandelman and myself. we had to continue for one week given the amendments last week. supervisor chan any comments? >> thank you, chair peskin. thank you for cosponsorship of this legislation. i am asking that after public comment that we move forward with this item with recommendation as committee we support and i will remind our colleagues that should they decide to vote in support of this and this will then allow noncitizen residents in san francisco to participate in the february 15th board of education election. >> i will take that as motion after public

people who come to the city come to california.rom there eventually moved to other communities located on 24th street murals like kind of paint the cultural political and social latino experience. i support trade. a mexican folk tale in her painting like you whose children are sacrificed to the water. but in. >> more contemporary terms, reviving that by 1999 24th street coined the name guy. think the to reinforce and promote the corridors latino heritage uses a sense of pride and identity. >> looking at it as the hub for the latino community in the city over the years. thousands of have left the mission district because of gentrification. >> but the elements of the culture are still on the walls, the businesses and the people in the mission district camila barco kron 4 news lot happening this weekend. we're going to show you a spot that you're ready for customers the room and hurricane bar in san francisco. better be ready for thirsty customers this weekend. and that's tonight's dine-in. this we're going t king. >> for a taste of t

other city colleges that we talk to in california, they use this as a model from other city colleges, it's very effective. next was the access are aligning the schedule being a little more flexible than just the semester system. considering short-term certificate programs or programs that go from spring to summer, fall to the spring. priority registration. again, the logistics for city college is great, but you have to be pretty savvy to navigate the system there. it's a big city college, you know. so we'd say consider priority registration. making sure that i think everyone agrees that the list of options need to be accurate. the timing of these programs need to be accurate. rap around services, very important for ensuring completion. local businesses do quite well with this and we've seen examples of that next slide, please. oewd in leadership with collaboration is focused on what they can do to be in a leadership to. >> i'm sorry. >> clerk: sorry to interrupt. mr. chair, that is the 10-minute timer. >> chairman: thank you. how many more slides do you have? >> just one more. i'll ju

so we're calling on the governor to sign sb110 to allow san francisco and other cities in california to take this approach which the biden administration has embraced. so this is something that we really need to move forward here in california and in san francisco. in addition this year in the state budget, i was able to obtain $4.2 million so san francisco can open up an additional meth sobering center. san francisco is moving forward with these sobering centers so that people who are using meth have a place to go to come down, to be in a safe space, to get connected to resources and we hope eventually to go into recovery. so i want to thank our senate leadership and everyone and our budget committee who allowed us to obtain this funding for meth sobering center in san francisco. we know that people of san francisco are incredibly frustrated with the situation with overdoses and people dying. we had a record number of overdose deaths last year. it's heart breaking for this incredibly compassionate city. it is a public health crisis. it is not a criminal problem. this is not about ar

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people who come to the city come to california. and from there eventually moved to other communities located on 24th street murals like kind of paint the cultural political and social latino experience. i trade. a mexican folk tale in her painting like you whose children are sacrificed to the water. but in. >> more contemporary terms, reviving that by 1999 24th street coined the name guy. i think the to reinforce and promote the corridors latino heritage uses a sense of pride and identity. >> looking at it as the hub for the latino community in the city over the years. thousands of have left the mission district because of gentrification. >> but the elements of the culture are still on the walls, the businesses and the people in the mission district camila barco kron 4 news. rival, go ahead and take your phone out scan. this qr code on your screen because we dedicated an entire page. >> 2 hispanic heritage over on our website will take you directly there and you can catch all the stories we've been airing this month. well, coming u