but in the meantime this is a lucky building to have supervisor catherine stefani and without further ado, the supervisor of your district. [applause] >> thank you, for your leadership, i was thrilled when you took lead of that department having worked with you for so long now. and i'm absolutely thrilled that this is part of district 2 and that we're going to add 1400 more units. it's important to do our share. the fact that we moved our lines moore way, certainly means a lot to me. mayor reed is right and i care deeply about the residents here, we have 94 here and 119 potential residents. they have a common room, they have a kitchen, they have a room where they can watch football, 49ers of course. i noticed that there were no books. we're going to do that start today, we'll do a book drive. and i look forward to working with everyone. and sunny one of my she ros who is very involved with five keys. the fact that we brought over 2000 units is all attributable to mayor reed. and we know that it's not just about providing a room. we put people in the room. this is what five keys does,

san francisco supervisor catherine stefani supports the measure. >> the san francisco police department does not have enough officers to monitor crime in real time. for me, it expands what our officers can do to keep the public safe and i think it is a necessary piece of legislation. >> privacy experts disagree calling the measure overly invasive. >> surveillance does not make the city safer. >> a staff attorney with the electronic frontier foundation. she worries the measure would disproportionately impact marginalized communities and infringe upon first amendment rights. >> we know and in the past to be sfpd has used such cameras to monitor pride and the protests following george floyd's murder. we are very concerned about what this could mean for the rights of people part of the lgbtq community, community's of color. >> police concede use of private cameras for private felonies and -- for felonies >> >>. our concern is this would encourage the police department to cast an extremely large surveillance net to monitor activities that are completely unrelated to public safety. >> a tough

supervisors matt dorsey, catherine stefanie and rafael mendel hman revealed the so called san franciscoirecting police to prioritize arresting drug dealers and then confiscating drugs from users in areas where people are seeking help with addiction. it also includes treatment on demand and supervised drug consumption sites, which governor newsom recently vetoed. the supervisors proposed using millions of dollars from opioid lawsuit settlements to pay for that plan. elizabeth holmes attorney is now asking for a new trial in her ongoing fraud case. the key witness at the center of this request, plus we're going to do everything we can to find you and bring you back to face charges are victims. families deserve that. a man accused of fleeing to mexico after killing his girlfriend face to san jose judge today what we learned from police santa clara county taking legal action against rihanna why the county is accusing the singer's company of fraud. and the san francisco 40. niners kicked the season off on sunday on the road in chicago as the trade lance era begins joe fonzi trade lance era b

supervisors matt dorsey, catherine stefanie and raphael man delman revealed the so called san franciscoting police to prioritize arresting drug dealers and confiscating drugs from users in areas where people are seeking help with addiction. it also includes treatment on demand and supervised drug consumption sites, which governor newsom recently be tipped, vetoed. the supervisors want to use millions of dollars from opioid lawsuits , settlements to pay for that plan. electronic cigarette maker jewel labs will pay nearly $440 million to settle a two year investigation by 33 states into the marketing of its products. those products have long been blamed for sparking and national surge in teen vaping settlement resolves one of the biggest legal threats facing the company, which still faces nine separate lawsuits from other states. additionally the company faces hundreds of personal lawsuits brought on by on behalf of teenagers and others who say they became addicted to those vaping products. the money will be paid out to those 33 states over the next 6 to 10 years. today san francisco's pu

supervisors matt dorsey, catherine stefanie and rafael man delman revealed the so called san franciscorecting police to prioritize arresting drug dealers and confiscating drugs from users in areas where people are seeking help with addiction. it also includes treatment on demand and supervised drug consumption sites, which governor newsom recently vetoed. the supervisors want to use millions of dollars from opioid lawsuit settlements to pay for that plan. prolonged heat wave has the potential to take its toll on infrastructure , including transformers, roadways, even possibly airport runways. gate reviews marks their reports. at the main pg and e yard near downtown san jose. crews were busy loading up transformers onto big trucks. transformers are one of the weak points in the electrical distribution system, especially on hot days when customers are using a lot of power, but we know that today is going to be the hottest day it's going to be the most challenging day for the grid. people are back at work. people are using their air conditioning, and it's also affecting the entire west. a

but in the meantime this is a lucky building to have supervisor catherine stefani and without further ado, the supervisor of your district. [applause] >> thank you, for your leadership, i was thrilled when you took lead of that department having worked with you for so long now. and i'm absolutely thrilled that this is part of district 2 and that we're going to add 1400 more units. it's important to do our share. the fact that we moved our lines moore way, certainly means a lot to me. mayor reed is right and i care deeply about the residents here, we have 94 here and 119 potential residents. they have a common room, they have a kitchen, they have a room where they can watch football, 49ers of course. i noticed that there were no books. we're going to do that start today, we'll do a book drive. and i look forward to working with everyone. and sunny one of my she ros who is very involved with five keys. the fact that we brought over 2000 units is all attributable to mayor reed. and we know that it's not just about providing a room. we put people in the room. this is what five keys does,

. >> supervisor catherine stefani: thank you, president walton. we did not make this mess but all work for the city and county of san francisco and there are a lot of messes that we don't make but we have to clean up. when the police mess up, we have to clean up, when we have rules that we have to legislate, when dph messes up, we have to clean it up. that's what we do. to say they have a quorum, the president now supervisor just said it would be hard for them to go to the bathroom. we need a functioning planning commission. there is no reason why the resignation letter issue takes away from the qualities of these individuals that the rules committee unanimously approved. so in my opinion, we do have an obligation to make sure that the planning commission is functioning, that other commissions are functioning and i think that this is just a little bit more of the political theatre and we absolutely have an obligation to vote on behalf of all san franciscans and make sure that we are delivering on a function will planning commission and other commi

. >> supervisor catherine stefani: thank you, president walton. we did not make this mess but all work for the city and county of san francisco and there are a lot of messes that we don't make but we have to clean up. when the police mess up, we have to clean up, when we have rules that we have to legislate, when dph messes up, we have to clean it up. that's what we do. to say they have a quorum, the president now supervisor just said it would be hard for them to go to the bathroom. we need a functioning planning commission. there is no reason why the resignation letter issue takes away from the qualities of these individuals that the rules committee unanimously approved. so in my opinion, we do have an obligation to make sure that the planning commission is functioning, that other commissions are functioning and i think that this is just a little bit more of the political theatre and we absolutely have an obligation to vote on behalf of all san franciscans and make sure that we are delivering on a function will planning commission and other commi

. >> supervisor catherine stefani: no. -- there are 7 ayes, and 4 nos. >> supervisor shamann walton:ou. this item is passed. madam clerk, please call item 15. >> 16. 220879 [administrative code - workforce development - re-establishing the committee on city workforce alignment] >> thank you, madam clerk. please call the roll on item 16. >> >>clerk: [roll call] >> there are 11 ayes. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: thank you. without objection this ordinance is finally passed unanimously. >> madam clerk, please call item no. 17. >> >>clerk: 17. 220791 [planning and engineering services agreement - brown and caldwell - southeast plant biosolids digester facilities - not to exceed $208,500,000] resolution authorizing the general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission to execute amendment no. 2 to wastewater enterprise contract no. cs-235, planning and engineering services, southeast plant (sep) biosolids digester facilities, with brown and caldwell, to increase the contract amount by $55,000,000 for a total not to exceed amount of $208,500,000 and increase the contract

i am working closely with supervisor catherine stefani and supervisor rafael mandelman.lly address open air drug scene struck dealing and drug overdose deaths there's been amsterdam, frankfurt, vienna, zurich, switzerland, new york. there's other providence, rhode island. there's many cities that actually do a good job. so what we did was we put it all together in one resolution to walk through the things that san francisco could do. we are asking 21 city departments and 6 city commissions to report back to the board of supervisors. i wish that i could take credit for all the ideas in san francisco recovers. but the truth is, these are ideas that are already working. we just need a coherent plan and strategy. and i think we've got 100 million dollars to that will maximize the funding that we already have. san francisco's a 14 billion dollar enterprise and i refuse to accept that the city can't solve these problems. when other cities are doing so. thinking that this funding will be deployed towards more law enforcement and a mental health services. what are you thinking?

. >> supervisor catherine stefani: no. -- there are 7 ayes, and 4 nos. >> supervisor shamann walton:ou. this item is passed. madam clerk, please call item 15. >> 16. 220879 [administrative code - workforce development - re-establishing the committee on city workforce alignment] >> thank you, madam clerk. please call the roll on item 16. >> >>clerk: [roll call] >> there are 11 ayes. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: thank you. without objection this ordinance is finally passed unanimously. >> madam clerk, please call item no. 17. >> >>clerk: 17. 220791 [planning and engineering services agreement - brown and caldwell - southeast plant biosolids digester facilities - not to exceed $208,500,000] resolution authorizing the general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission to execute amendment no. 2 to wastewater enterprise contract no. cs-235, planning and engineering services, southeast plant (sep) biosolids digester facilities, with brown and caldwell, to increase the contract amount by $55,000,000 for a total not to exceed amount of $208,500,000 and increase the contract