but while i was there, what i did feel was that there was an entrancement of castro, as you could see why he had been a charismatic leader. but then you remember who castro was, and exactly as you said, that he was a man with his enormous talents, but they weren't used for the benefit of the people as a whole. he became a dictator. there was a violation of human rights. and it made you sad. it made you sad to realize maybe this might have been different, too. if he had been different, if he had allowed himself to be a democratic leader, he probably would've won the support of the people. he had that kind of charisma. - you're right that one might be lulled into forgetting the grim decades of ruthless repression under the castro dictatorship. - exactly right. - were you all lulled into forgetting? - perhaps momentarily when you're watching him. you're aware of the talents that he has. you might've felt that lulling, but then when you went around the countryside, you saw what had happened to the country. so, it was sad, as well as a memory that we will always hold dear because it was th

also, shame on the castro benefit district, which is not present. there is no one from the cbd speaking about jane warner plaza today, and that is in keeping with how they are not publicly accountable to the public that wants better care of this plaza. we need regular cleaning that filthy plaza. we just went through pride and thousands of tourists went through the plaza and saw filth in every section of the plaza, accept where there is now a yellow brick road. finally, a little bit of paint was applied to create the yellow brick road and activate the plaza, which is a lot more then done with the waste of $100 thousand. thank you. >> thank you caller. there is no additional public comment. >> alright. public comment on item 12 is closed. i will move approval of this item. is there is a second? seconded by vice chair melgar. thank you. is-let's call the roll. >> on the motion to approve item 11, chan, aye. dorsey, aye. engardio, aye. mandelman, aye. melgar, aye. peskin, aye. preston, aye. ronan, aye. safai, absent. walton, aye. there are 9 ayes, the m

also, shame on the castro benefit district, which is not present.here is no one from the cbd speaking about jane warner plaza today, and that is in keeping with how they are not publicly accountable to the public that wants better care of this plaza. we need regular cleaning that filthy plaza. we just went through pride and thousands of tourists went through the plaza and saw filth in every section of the plaza, accept where there is now a yellow brick road. finally, a little bit of paint was applied to create the yellow brick road and activate the plaza, which is a lot more then done with the waste of $100 thousand. thank you. >> thank you caller. there is no additional public comment. >> alright. public comment on item 12 is closed. i will move approval of this item. is there is a second? seconded by vice chair melgar. thank you. is-let's call the roll. >> on the motion to approve item 11, chan, aye. dorsey, aye. engardio, aye. mandelman, aye. melgar, aye. peskin, aye. preston, aye. ronan, aye. safai, absent. walton, aye. there are 9 ayes, the mot

november 27, 1978, on these very steps, harry brit made a promise to the people that marched from castrond market street by candleloathe and told them some day there will be something special in the city and it will have haerfby milk's name oen it. 46 years later and about this close to see the promise fulfilled. at last, the coalition of communities that harvey loved and fought for has come together and coalesed support around a vision for lifting harvey milk and civil rights movement in san francisco. i'm incredibly proud of the commitment made to engage the grassroots of the community and process of developing what we refer to as the memorial at harvey melic plaza because there is already a harvey milk plaza but it doesn't represent who he was and what he stood for and community to gather and all the hard work to be done to insure lgbtq civil rights and all civil right for all marginalized communities. it is because of all this good faith engagement with the community that the project now enjoys broad support from a raisk of organizations in the neighborhood and in the city. so, i com

finally, a lot of us had anxiety about the castro.neighborhood that isn't always at that great for our youth and thank you madam mayor the work to bring the funds back for lyric and otheid where people can age and the mayor bought a property where we are going to have 200 units of housing for queer people to age, low income queer folks so when you get evicted from your unit in the castro you lived in 30 years, that doesn't mean you are moving to sus soon city, it means you are moving down the street to a open house building and to marcy aidalman, the godmother of queer senior housing who has a dream back in the agnos administration? thank you marcy for your work, thank you madam mayor for making it happen, and now--[indiscernible] i'm really excited to serve with matt dorsey and joel engardio. come here matt dorsey. >> thank you so much and happy pride everybody? ! just a few months ago we were celebrating the wenter of love and it occurs to me that is one example of the things this city has done to make history and to lead progressiv

to castro valley. now we have something starts in livermore. now we need a balance who needs to go to castro valley, who goes livermore. >> we're talking 50 to 100 patients at our facility just around that holiday time. >> reporter: the head of the burn unit joined in for santa clara's plea for holiday restraint and law enforcement is also mobilizing for the annual flood of illegal fireworks. >> we're putting out additional patrols, marked and unmarked units, to find people shooting off these larger ordnance and aerials. >> reporter: this will all be complicated by the additional medical calls that can come with extreme heat and while first responders around the bay area are getting ready -- >> we can go out and do all the community education that's possible, but what we do need is the community to play their part to be safe as well. >> reporter: they mentioned some local resources have been deployed to the fires burning near fresno and in the sierra. they're not exactly at full staffing now. then you

resources to castro valley. now we have something starts in livermore. now we need to balance of who needs to go to cash to rally who goes to livermore. meanwhile, fire starts in union city. now we have 3 different cities driving in a bay area through traffic we're talking, you know 50 to 100 patients that at our facility just around that holiday. time. >>>the head of the burn unit joined in for santa clara county's plea for holiday restraint and law enforcement is also mobilizing for the annual flood the legal fireworks. >>>>we're putting out additional patrols both marked and unmarked units to find people shooting off these aerials and these larger ordinance, it is illegal. they are dangerous. >>>all of this will be complicated by the additional medical calls that can come with extreme heat. and while the 1st responders around the bay area are getting ready >>>>to go out and do all the community education as possible, but what we do need is to community. the community to play their part to be safe as >>>well.

nbc's valerie castro spoke to a chicago woman who is the recipient of a cook county guaranteed incomegram. >> who stole the cookie from the cookie jar? >> reporter: bella and her son felix spend more time together these days. now that the chicago area family is a recipient of cook county's guaranteed income program called promise guaranteed. >> i saw that we qualified and i applied on a whim. >> reporter: the family gets $500 cash every month, no strings attached. how they spend the money is up to them. >> and now when you get that check, where is it going? >> money wise it's going to cover my half of the mortgage, community wise, i guys, it goes to so much more than that. >> reporter: guaranteed income programs or unconditional cash are not a new idea but they are expanding, some are privately funded through donations, bubble funded or a mixture of both. >> one of the problems we have in the economy is that for a lot of folks, especially if you are a gig worker, shift worker, independent contractor your money is constantly going up and down each months and locks people out of upper m

so to come here and i'll just, i'm heidi joe castro in milwaukee wisconscin, where the republican party is trying to convince black voters to support trump and the power of digital activism. how anti government protested in kenya, mobilizing the efforts through social media, the same depth analysis of the days headlines he's right, is like his res, accusing that i was looking for them since informed opinions. this is her 1st visit to north korea in 24 years. why is he making it now critical debate? i believe the selections will empower him in any way, as well as voters in america inside story massachusetts. the group was fine to send on out jersey, around the freaking stories from african perspective antagonists who had my life. and i did process is to show documentary spice african filmmakers from molly and seneca lady, for example, one last on the sides of the can. 3, linus and tyler, new series of africa direct on i'll just 0. the the challenges here with the, the, [000:00:00;00] the here without just here. i mind to our main stories. now this out. a higher senator ted events has off

doggett, castro just now, the pressure might bounce and that's a small part, this never trump movementmelting that pressure and urging biden to trop out. >> i want to go back to your decision, mr. secretary. i'm sure on a personal level as someone who thinks that joe biden among many people who know him. it was not an easy decision. i wonder as a political decision, this was not so hard for you and look, joe biden considers himself and there's lots of evidence that shows that he is a patriot. what will it take to bring him to the belief that perhaps he is not the best one to run against donald trump? that in fact, he may be someone who could deliver the white house back to donald trump? i know that's a two-part question, but if i may. >> joe biden for four decades, has dedicated himself to progress in this country. he's been a true patriot. given his life to public service. so i think if he feels, when he feels, if he feels through polling, through you know, folks in congress, through other leadership in the party that it's time, and believes there's another candidate out there that ca

the castro is still very much alive right now, and overhead you can really see the magical rainbow flag all along market street. that laser show hitting twin peaks. many people i spoke to saying, this is a san francisco pride. they will not soon forget. >> adopt twin peaks sunday, the iconic symbol of san francisco pride coming down. >> i wanted to be able to see the triangle like up close before it went away. >> but all across the city, the festivities are far from over. >> i love being a san francisco resident and seeing everyone come out and like, just be really, really like, excited and proud and like very loud about it. >> that was the vibe downhill downtown and downstairs at ginger's. cheers. >> if you know the show cheers, you can come to cheers and you're like, yes, you're welcome, let's have a good time. why? >> so many were heartbroken when the iconic queer bar shut its doors amid the pandemic. sunday the beloved watering hole holding a grand reopening just in time for the tail end of pride. >> happy to be back. >> it's been a it's been a safe space, and it's the only queer ba

i mean, yes, castro, castro there are those photos of margaret trudeau who apparently went on houday on holiday with the family's having houday holiday with the family's having holiday together , i don't know holiday together, i don't know where they stayed. >> probably the dominican repubuc >> probably the dominican republic looking for satisfaction, and they weren't on that. >> i've seen the pictures with them, with the stones and that sort of stuff. seeing the other pictures, they're all out there on the internet. people can google and search and do appropriate after the show, after the show, in the break or whatever. >> which stone was it? >> which stone was it? >> not all of them. it was one night. it was absolutely one night, but a brown sugar. and they weren't on that sort of base. it was fantastic. they loved it. >> it wasn't any of them. >> it wasn't any of them. >> it's a far right conspiracy. >> it's a far right conspiracy. >> oh, is it? >> oh, is it? >> what they said is mick is mick is mick jagger far right then because he started the conspiracy? >> yeah. >> yeah. >> wel

satcha: verÓnica castro hable su salud y ventila la molestia de su hijo cristian castro contra yuri.acaciones inolvidables de los famosos. con este mucho mÁs, bienvenidos a "despierta amÉrica". ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] [mÚsica] ♪ francisca: muy buenos dÍas familia, gracias por amanecer en compaÑÍa de la casa mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hispana, "despierta amÉrica". alan: cÓmo estÁn angelito? vieron el juego, colombia brasil? juegazo, empate, este beneficia colombia, mÁs adelante les vamos a explicar porque. copa amÉrica por univisiÓn. raÚl: familia no se pueden perder hoy un minuto "despierta amÉrica" porque llegan vivo eugenio derbez para hablar del emotivo encuentro con victoria ruffo y de la celebraciÓn del nacimiento de su nieta, aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". jesse: mÁs sorpresas y te quedas con nosotros y vamos arrancar con los titulares de esta maÑana. satcha: en las prÓximas horas a "beryl" as otaria a jamaica como huracÁn de gran intensidad, ser el tercero que toca tierra en la isla en los Últimos 40 aÑos, esto tras dejar casi una decena de fallecidos y devastar por completo a granada y ot

the city plus, i'm heidi to castro on the bite and campaign trail in pennsylvania, as called now for him to step aside over doubts about his age and ability to beach donald trump. movie lives in south korea, employees of tech, john samsung gonna kick you off 3 days on strike, demanding a pay rise as the company's profit skyrocket. the welcome to the program, defining predictions, those in phones that prevented the fall right from taking power. i left with alliance as one of the most seats in parliament, searching passed by coal centrist alliance. but it's still unclear who phone the next government has new policy, a passive gains and up sleep majority. so let's take a look at the results. the old policies are full and show to the 289 seats needed to secure a majority. the left wing alliance, a new popular front pleads with 182 seats present model of black hole centrist old sold. the lions comes 2nd with $168.00. the far right national riley has picked up 143 seats securing the place. now the republicans have finished full. with 45 seats. francis interior ministry says the 10 that was

but we started in the walk to as a republican national convention. heidi, you're jo castro is with the term supporters. but 1st let's go to alan fisher, who's at the convention in milwaukee allen. the man of the hour, the star of the show has arrived. that's right. i mean, in the past the presidents have tended to wait till the big deal on stage. and certainly that's with going from didn't 2016 but he's here. he's in his boat just over there, surrounded by members of congress, including the likes of ted cruz, and others, not in the box with them is his wife, milan, and we were told that she would be a possibility is that she will arrive in time for the speech as well, his daughter, a bank to who has been here for any of the 4 days, but we are told we'll be here for the speech and join him on stage at the end. but the idea that donald trump is writing no speech to certainly to the public is on speaking seems a bit far fetched. he will have improved and me will have written parts of it, but not the whole speech which is due to lost somewhere in the region between an hour and 19 minutes.

i did, joe castro, reports from the state capital. philadelphia. don't let anybody talk about your age . you are young whippersnapper introduced as a young whippersnapper and only enough to genario and by a church bishop in his ninety's. joe biden age. 81 embraced the opportunity to be the younger man for once during the make or break moment in his campaign. i know with every fiber my brain, i know i will look on 40 years old, but i've been wrong with the vision of our we're talking about that check turn 40. okay. decide. you know, i've been doing this a long time. i am i honest to god have never more optimistic about america's future . if we stick together by then glanced down at notes and spoke for less than 10 minutes before an african american congregation and mount airy church. in philadelphia, the crowd was mostly adoring. i thought it was a wonderful start when we're looking for 4 more years. but there were also cracks. did you watch the debate last we yes. what do you think was very disappointed in the debate? but like you said, when you tr

that is what we do in the castro.t's what we do in most neighborhoods now because you kind of have to. >> that's chris. we've learned the suspect left the scene before officers got there. police have not returned our calls about whether anyone was arrested. >>> well, look at these photos showing bay area fire crews putting out this fire near half-moon bay. you are looking at the aerial attack on flames. that was the winning move. to put the fire out without any damage or any injuries. >>> okay. let's get a live look outside. it's friday everyone. yay. the weekend is here. and as we look towards the city there, looking a little hazy out there. at least from this perspective but let's talk about the weekend and focus on the good. it's going to be hot today but we have some potentially good news i'm hoping, zoe mintz. >> finally, finally, finally an end in sight to the heat wave and i'm so happy to say that. because it's been lasting for at least the past week or so. and in our inland communities but here in san francisc

vamos hablar de verÓnica castro. calles y no ensuciarse. jessica: esto es de aÑos atrÁs. tom cruise lo ha utilizado mucho en las pelÍculas tambiÉn. jomari: tÚ que has estado con Él. yo tambiÉn lo he conocido. era para ver cÓmo te ponÍas. [risas] jessica: de todo lo que acaba de escuchar lo mÁs importantes que yo estuve con tom cruise en roma. eli: es una exclusiva. [risas] jomari: yo estuve en la fiesta madonna privada con tom cruise. jessica: lo de madonna en el 95. [risas] jomari: francisca! jessica: vamos a la cocina luego de esto. ♪ ♪ ♪ francisca: todos hemos quedado cautivados por la diversiÓn y emociÓn de la copa amÉrica. mientras continuamos reuniÉndonos para disfrutar de estos juegos, el chef no va a preparar una receta que podemos nosotros hacer para disfrutar el partido del sÁbado. chef: claro que si. ahora entrando en una recta un poco mÁs apretada con las elecciones que vamos clasificando. quÉ bien venezuela. hoy la combinaciÓn es deliciosa. una carne a la parrilla inspirada en uruguay que juega contra es

um, that that's what we do in the castro.at we do in most neighborhoods now because we have to. >ryan>well, that was chris at phil's coffee. we learned the suspect left the scene before officers arrived. on our return our calls about whether anyone was arrested. well, there's been a major data breach at at and t. the company says hackers accessed phone and text message records for nearly all of its customers. this happened between may 1st and october 31st and 2022. the company says the content of the calls and texts were not leaked. so pictures, birthday. social security numbers are not just floating around so far, one person has been taken into custody. 80 t says it is alerting, impacted customers. well, there's new researchers new research on ways to lower your risk of getting cancer and a groundbreaking new study. researchers at the american cancer society estimates 44% of all cancer deaths among adults 30 older in the us could be linked to lifestyle risks that can be changed. the most impactful, of course, cigarette smoke

one banned book at a time. >> reporter: step inside fabuloso books in san francisco's castro districtd you're immediately greeted by what's known as the big gay wall. >> i've seen people's jaws drop when they first see this wall. >> reporter: becca robins says that the stack of shelves, overflowing with lgbtq books, recently sparked a novel idea. >> did you expect that kind of reaction that you got? >> oh my god, no. >> reporter: after watching books being banned in state after state, becca decided to flip the script on censorship. shipping many of those very same titles to conservative areas. all for free. >> i can't go to these meetings, i can't pass legislation. what i could do is send books. >> reporter: her program called books not bans will allow customers to buy and send books to dozens of queer organizations in places like oklahoma, south carolina, and florida. with each box worth about $400. her books have been a godsend for people like pat. the principle and superintendent of magic city acceptance academy. the only affirming school in alabama. >> seeing themselves in the cha

it was a fidel castro kind of experience.he former president did get to most of the words on the teleprompter but added a whole lot more. >> there was a lot of extra cereal in the box, if you will. >> nicolle wallace, what did you think? >> interestingly, it was pointed out that fox news had stopped carrying his speeches about a month ago. i thought that was curious, and that's when there was a lot in them about electrocution and sharks. i think when you watch what is arguably his biggest opportunity to speak before the most americans, you see a little bit of where some of the thinking might be. this was extemporaneous. i think half-and-half, half of it was the scripted speech and 50% extra added. in the room, it was messianic. people were crying and they definitely loved it. >> at the beginning they loved it and were crying. the "new york times" reported, we're trying to chase it down, but by the end, people were emptying. >> the times had a great bottom line on this. in the beginning he said he would change by the end it wa

castro merchants, castro cbd, castro cultural district, eureka valley neighborhood association, dubosegle neighborhood association, the harvey milk democratic club, and the alice b toklas democratic club. that's a lot of consensus from a community that's not known for agreeing on things. so thank you. thanks so much, brian springfield. if we have any more speakers who wish to address this committee, kindly line up so we don't have to wait for people to get up and approach. chapel i'm a 45 year san francisco resident. i'm an urbanist. i'm also an ambassador for harvey milk plaza and a former long term board member and currently a member of the streetscape committee of the union square alliance. i'm here in support of the healthy, safe and vibrant san francisco bond. there are many reasons to support this bond. it's our duty to care for the health of our citizens. it's our responsibility to build and maintain safe streets and sidewalks. but there are two other things. as we all know, we've been hit very hard by covid 19 and are still recovering, and we need to, make improvements to get b

in hayward and castro valley. good morning, livermore.ou're sporting 59 degrees through pleasanton, dublin, san ramon and backing through danville. it is now in the 50s, pretty common around the peninsula. 64 in san jose. now here you have the visibility issues right now, two and a half miles in half moon bay due to clouds that are down to about 500ft. with that deepening marine layer, we have eight mile visibility in santa rosa. otherwise it's gray. it's overcast for your morning start, i found myself encountering the drizzle once i got closer to the bay towards the oakland area. also, you may find it in emeryville and el cerrito. the winds are under ten except for buchanan field in concord. 18 mile per hour wind. at this early hour in fairfield, we will pick up a wind west 10 to 20 later today. and that's good news because we do have an air quality advisory. in effect, this has been issued by the bay area air quality district because we will have that plume of smoke in the higher levels of our atmosphere from that pedro fire. so bit haz

valerie castro, nbc news, new york. >>> and thank you for starting your holiday with "early today."th of july. >>> hurricane beryl now a category 3 storm, as it heads to the cayman islands after battering jamaica with winds up to 140 miles per hour. with the

this happened last night in the hart heart of castro. a blow torch out of a guy's hand, running away, that man lunged at another guy and hit him in the face. a lot is happening here. two naked men who were standing around on the street decided to intervene. one hit the suspect and fell down on the street while the other naked guide called for help. we talked to the man who posted it. it was a group of good samaritans. >> at 3:00 in the afternoon you can have some random act of violence against anyone and nobody is doing anything. i admire the fact that we have our own self-s to look out for each other. that is what we do in the castro that is what we do in most of the neighborhoods because we have to. >> chris, the store lead at fill's coffee says the two customers and members of the community. his workers called the police but the suspect left the scene before officers got there >> i want the video to go viral not for my own sake or anything else but for our city officials to actually really do something about what they say they are goi

governor raul castro. barbara jordan. back. may be the new york mayor. eric. governor phil noel, rhode island. and henry mauer. happy. mayor can get to new york. mayor jim. lucas and governor chris stack of new york. madman landrieu of louisiana, new orleans. that's forgiveness. lack of protocol tonight. ain't no protocol in this house. we're all one. proud. mr. robert hunter here on the carter campaign. where are bob. mayor de castro. mayor, had your buried. let hope the platform does not collapse. mr. leonard, let's try to. live by well. that was that occurred. what happened after that first. asked you to wrap yourwell as o. rights leaders you you can do whatever but they my belief is, you know what's really unique about graceland archives is that it really tells us a complete story and it really is one of the largest archives dedicated to one individual that exists here in the united states in the archives at graceland, we have over 1.5 million artifacts, everything documents to books, to wardrobe the spaces around thousand square feet. and it really gave u

finally, a lot of us had anxiety about the castro. as the neighborhood that isn't always at that great for our youth and thank you madam mayor the work to bring the funds back for lyric and other providers, but it isn't a place where people can age and the mayor bought a property where we are going to have 200 units of housing for queer people to age, low income queer folks so when you get evicted from your unit in the castro you lived in 30 years, that doesn't mean you are moving to sus soon city, it means you are moving down the street to a open house building and to marcy aidalman, the godmother of queer senior housing who has a dream back in the agnos administration? thank you marcy for your work, thank you madam mayor for making it happen, and now--[indiscernible] i'm really excited to serve with matt dorsey and joel engardio. come here matt dorsey. >> thank you so much and happy pride everybody? ! just a few months ago we were celebrating the wenter of love and it occurs to me that is one example of the things this city has done

and here in the castro, the party still going on. and so is that pride flag.if you haven't had a chance to see it, it will be visible through dawn in san francisco, zac sos, ktvu, fox two news and plenty of rainbows and cheers lined san francisco's market street for the city's 54th annual pride parade today. >> that parade kicked off with a roar of motorcycles from the group dikes on bikes. they say they've been first down market as part of this parade since 1976, and all. there were about 50,000 marchers for 200 contingents representing groups from city agencies to major corporations. attendees shared with us just how important this celebration is to them. >> amazing. it's really big. i feel like where i'm from, it's like a little state, so there's not a lot of people that celebrate it like that. >> i moved here saying, i'm 20 and now i'm 34. i pretty much like learned a lot of things from san francisco community. and i feel be proud. >> actor and singer bill porter was the celebrity grand marshal. he was out waving at the crowd just a few hours before his st

governor raul castro. barbara jordan. back. may be the new york mayor. eric. governor phil noel, rhode island. and henry mauer. happy. mayor can get to new york. mayor jim. lucas and governor chris stack of new york. madman landrieu of louisiana, new orleans. that's forgiveness. lack of protocol tonight. ain't no protocol in this house. we're all one. proud. mr. robert hunter here on the carter campaign. where are bob. mayor de castro. mayor, had your buried. let hope the platform does not collapse. mr. leonard, let's try to. live by well. that was that occurred. what happened after that first. asked you to wrap yourwell as o. rights leaders you you can do whatever but they my belief is, you know what's really unique about graceland archives is that it really tells us a complete story and it really is one of the largest archives dedicated to one individual that exists here in the united states in the archives at graceland, we have over 1.5 million artifacts, everything documents to books, to wardrobe the spaces around thousand square feet. and it really gave u

castro. product of the stellar group, katyana mikhailovna said, every woman in the soviet union shouldctors would not be touched, they will pass without you days, it didn’t repeat itself, well, how can you compare a carnival, there are either 17 moments of spring, or 17 moments of tritopol spring on the ivy. bass on broken glass. to the centenary of tatiana lioznova, premiere on saturday. on the first. this is the project two stars, nations and children, on channel one. in our next family, it’s enough for mom to simply shout: “seryozha, eat, quickly eat,” everyone will be in the kitchen. perhaps i will also follow her example. seryozha stage. this was the signal for our next duet. they performed it averagely and as he wanted and as i would have liked. the words that the jury members say, it seems to me, are even more important, because you learn something new about what you do, about how you sing, well, how old are you? they said compliments, you liked it, it was, but i will continue to work, i will remember. only these eyes always, i will believe only in the purity of these sincere te

if we have a small draft grass fire in castro castro valley we respond all these specialized resources to kashmir valley. now we have something starts in livermore. now we need to balance of who needs to go to cash to rally who goes to livermore? meanwhile, fire starts in union city now we have 3 different cities driving in a bay area through traffic we're talking, you know 50 to 100 patients at our facility just around that holiday. time. >>>the head of the burn unit joined in for santa clara county's >>>>plea >>for holiday restraint and law enforcement. is also mobilizing for the annual flood. of illegal fireworks. >>>>we're putting out additional patrols both marked and unmarked units to find people shooting off these aerials. and these larger ordinance, it is illegal. they are dangerous. >>>all of this willonal patrols and unmarked units to find people shooting off these aerials. and these larger ordinance, it is illegal. they are dangerous. >>>all of this will be complicated by the additional medical calls that can come with extreme. heat. and while the 1st responders around the b

i did, jo castro is now active as in canada of health and memorial concepts. a demonstrates is killed during anti government protests. they planted white crosses with the names of at least $39.00 people who died last month in confrontations with police. the protests were against a proposed tax increases its president william retail ultimate lease grant. catherine, so as more from nairobi, react about what has been happening in the, on the one on the young people here and say that people in those process. but then again, that was being a key that like not feel that has been talking. hi, sorry. but there's a lot of little core options and the new needs to be taken care of for them. people don't, i don't think we need to be changed every. c but now i'm not saying that that's not the 3, and i mean yes, people died but did want to pull the government accountable, the politicians accountable, the president himself has to be while accountable. and this thing that it's not going to be business as usual. these are names of people who died in those. okay. most of them w

november 27, 1978, on these very steps, harry brit made a promise to the people that marched from castro and market street by candleloathe and told them some day there will be something special in the city and it will have haerfby milk's name oen it. 46 years later and about this close to see the promise fulfilled. at last, the coalition of communities that harvey loved and fought for has come together and coalesed support around a vision for lifting harvey milk and civil rights movement in san francisco. i'm incredibly proud of the commitment made to engage the grassroots of the community and process of developing what we refer to as the memorial at harvey melic plaza because there is already a harvey milk plaza but it doesn't represent who he was and what he stood for and community to gather and all the hard work to be done to insure lgbtq civil rights and all civil right for all marginalized communities. it is because of all this good faith engagement with the community that the project now enjoys broad support from a raisk of organizations in the neighborhood and in the city. so, i c

. >> and item street neighborhood commercial transit district (nct) and the castro street neighborhood commercial district (ncd), by requiring conditional use the california environmental quality act; and making findings of consistency with the eight priority policies of planning code, section 101.1. mr. vice chair in receipt of a memo requesting this agenda anybody considered at the board meeting tomorrow july 16, 2024. >> that this is sponsored by supervisor preston advertising. >> thank you supervisor melgar and supervisor peskin those were created an lgbtq mental health curb facility known to many of us let me know there were threatened with a potential eviction from the space on market street in the castro neighborhood commercial district in the home for over a decade getting on to a decade and a half. clear live space what a sliding mental health and substance abuse services to the community and this legislation will create interim controls for change of use at the proposed in the castro and upper market street anything to change current health are social services for the next 18