. >> san francisco supervisor, catherine stefani represents the marina. she sent kron 4 statement that reads, quote, this is absolutely unacceptable and can happen again. i have secured police ambassadors for the chest, that street corridor and we'll be working to get bollards installed just as we did for another business on sacramento street. kron. 4 is your election headquarters and there's officially a new candidate who says he will challenge london breed next year for the job of san francisco. mayor daniel lurie officially entered the race today, registering his candidacy, larizza, local philanthropist and an heir to the levi strauss fortune. he says he wants to unseat mayor breed in the november 2024 election. he's campaigning on the city's quality of life issues, meaning he wants to tackle problems like homelessness, drug dealing and overdose deaths. lori is the founder of tipping point and anti poverty, nonprofit. lori would become mayor london breed second major challenger after san francisco supervisor ahsha e who declared his candidacy in may. t

i'm catherine stefani, to my right vice chair engardio and to my right, dorsey. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, as a friendly reminder, please silence all devices. while still providing public access, the board recognizes that equitable access is essential and will be taking public comment. first, public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. those attending in-person, will be able to speak first then we'll take those online. when your item comes up, those joining us in-person, should line up to speak. if you're on your telephone, please remember to turn down your tv and other listening devices that may be using. you may submit written comment by mail john carol at john.carroll at sf gov.org. you may send your comments via mail. if you submit public comment in writing, it will be forwarded to the supervisors and included as part of the official file. finally items are expected to appear on the board of supervisor agenda on september 26, 2023. unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, madam clerk, would you please call the first

i'm supervisor preston, joined by catherine stefani and connie chan. the clerk is stephanie cabrera i thanks to sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. madam

joined by vice chair catherine stefani and supervisor connie chan the clerk is stefani cabrever.v for staffing this meeting. do you have announce ams? >> in person attendance and public comment. providing remote access via phone. board recognized equal access is essential. public comment will be taken on each item

supervisor catherine stefani who represents the marina sent kron 4 a statement.s is absolutely unacceptable and can't happen again. i've secured police ambassadors for the chestnut street corridor and we'll be working to get billiards installed just as we did for another business on sacramento street. >> in oakland, as many as 200 small businesses closed their doors today to protest what they say is a growing crime problem across oakland, the closure went on from 10 this morning until noon. and during that time owners held a rally in front of lush of all, that's a long time. a vietnamese restaurant, which is closing now due to crime in the neighborhood. they're calling on the city to do more. >> bolton has been known as a city that is okay with violence and crime were not at all these people here we are here to say we're not ok with because all glenn is a great city. let's not you know you know, right away from >> another state take our business somewhere we love over. that's why we're here and work hard. coral. >> organizers are calling on the city to beef up se

joined by vice chair catherine stefani and supervisor connie chan the clerk is stefani cabrever. thanks to sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. do you have announce ams? >> in person attendance and public coen

. >> san francisco supervisor catherine stefani represents the marina district and she sent kron 4 a statement that reads this is absolutely unacceptable. can't happen again. she goes on to say how she has secured police ambassadors for chestnut street and also working to get ballard sort of like barriers installed. they apparently on sacramento street worked. it's 10. 33 in a dublin man is cents to 7 years in federal prison for trying to steal back. >> 2 of his cars from the fbi quinton moody, also known as rossi admitted to creating fake fbi documents to try to get his cars back and he admitted to committing insurance fraud and transporting marijuana out of the state. by the way, too. >> prosecutors say moody's cars were taken during a federal investigation. so what he did was he showed up to an fbi storage facility with fake fbi documents saying these cars need to be released will then when that didn't work, he sent somebody else a few days later with fake documents trying to get the vehicles back and 2 of his co-conspirators are also now facing charges. >> well, some developing n

but at yesterday's board of supervisors and a man and supervisor catherine stefani said they're not sure city's department of public health. meeting, all of those obligations to help those struggling with addiction. >> one of the things we have heard from prior treatment of the man reports and hearings is the department public health insist that we're basically meeting our treatment on demand obligations and then we typically have a fight or at least on our guts a fight that's too strong. an argument where where who are on on the ground trying to provide trying to get folks into treatment folks who are engaged criminal justice system. folks are trying to access treatment for folks. the dual diagnoses folks are trying to access treatment for people who are monolingual and a language other than english all say that we're not actually meeting our treatment on obligation. this is a concept. >> in a way to try to help people. i will not participate in anything that will make people's lives worse. one of the reasons as supervisor mandelman stated. we have to believe that we can do better to de

but yesterday's board of supervisors meeting mandelman and supervisor catherine stefani said that they're not sure the city's department of public health is actually meeting all of its obligations to help those struggling with addiction. one of the things we have heard. >> from prior treatment of the man reports and hearings is the department public health insist that we're basically meeting our treatment on demand obligations and then we typically have a fight or at least on our guns on a fight that's too strong. an argument where where who are on on the ground trying to provide trying to get folks into treatment folks who are engaged criminal justice system. folks are trying to access treatment for folks. the dual diagnoses folks are trying to access treatment for people who are monolingual and a language other than english all say that we're not actually meeting our treatment obligation. this is a concept. >> in a way to try to help people. i will not participate in anything that will make people's lives worse. one of the reasons as supervisor mandelman stated. we have to believe that

but yesterday's board of supervisors meeting mandelman and supervisor catherine stefani said that theysure that the city's department of public health is actually meeting all of its obligations to help those struggling with addiction. one of the things we have heard. >> from prior treatment of the man reports and hearings is the department public health insist that we're basically meeting our treatment on demand obligations and then we typically have a fight or at least on our guns on a fight that's too strong. an argument where where who are on on the ground trying to provide trying to get folks into treatment folks who are engaged criminal justice system. folks are trying to access treatment for folks. the dual diagnoses folks are trying to access treatment for people who are monolingual and a language other than english all say that we're not actually meeting our treatment obligation. this is a concept. >> in a way to try to help people. i will not participate in anything that will make people's lives worse. one of the reasons as supervisor mandelman stated. we have to believe that

but yesterday's board of supervisors meeting mandelman and supervisors catherine stefani. so they are not sure that the city's department of public health is meeting all of its obligations to help those who are struggling with addiction. >> one of the things we have heard from prior treatment and a man reports and hearings is the department public health insist that we're basically meeting our treatment on demand obligations and then we typically have a fight or at least on our guns on a fight that's too strong. argument where where who are on on the ground trying to provide trying to get folks into treatment folks who are engaged criminal justice system. folks are trying to access treatment for folks. the dual diagnoses folks are trying to access treatment for people who are monolingual and a language other than english all say that we're not actually meeting our treatment obligation. this is a concept. >> in a way to try to help people. i will not participate in anything that will make people's lives worse. one of the reasons as supervisor mandelman stated. we have to be

but yesterday's board of supervisors meeting mandelman and supervisor catherine stefani said that theythat the city's department of public health is meeting all of its obligations to help those struggling with addiction. one of the things we have heard. >> from prior treatment of the man reports and hearings is the department public health insist that we're basically meeting our treatment on demand obligations and then we typically have a fight or at least on our guns on a fight that's too strong. argument where where who are on on the ground trying to provide trying to get folks into treatment, folks who are engaged criminal justice system. folks are trying to access treatment for folks that diagnose. these folks are trying to access treatment for people who are monolingual and a language other than english all say that we're not actually meeting our treatment obligation. this is a concept. >> in a way to try to help people. i will not participate in anything that will make people's lives worse. one of the reasons as supervisor mandelman stated. we have to believe that we can do bette

dean preston, catherine stefani and connie chan are now questioning the police department to see what measures have been working to help prevent these smash and grabs these crimes mostly happening in the daytime as pd reporting last year, there were 22,000 cars reportedly broken into that number is up from 14,000 during the peak of the pandemic in 2020. but down from 31,000 reported in 2017, understandably frustrated. >> and visitors to our city are not only losing money and property, but often left traumatized. >> sapd continuing undercover operations with plainclothes officers and bait cars as well as patrolling high crime tourist areas like pier 39 alamo square park, union square in japan. town. they have so far arrested some 37 suspects between january and may over 2021. a successful there were 14 guns recovered there. cal osha, meantime, reminding employees that they are required to protect workers from the unhealthy air out there due to the wildfire. smoke smoke contains chemicals, gases and fine particles that can harm your health. if the air quality gets bad enough, employers

as supervisor catherine stefani says that the city currently spends $1.7 million on contracts with more than 600 nonprofits. they provide key services such as aid for homeless family support, health services and early education. but the supervisor says a lack of uniform guidelines has led to waste ridden agency and abuse supervisor stefani saying in a statement this legislation represents a significant stride toward building a more transparent and accountable government that delivers high quality services to our residents. as today, the city of san francisco gave final approval to a major settlement by walgreens and two pharmaceutical companies for their role in the opioid crisis . walgreens will pay nearly $230 million over 15 years. teva pharmaceutical will pay more than $24 million and allergan agreed to pay more than $12 million. the city filed the federal lawsuit back in 2018, when the court found the companies falsely and misleadingly marketed opioids as safer than they actually were. still to come tonight, a first of its kind exhibit at california was high school football hall of

. >> francisco supervisor catherine stefani represent the district chief kron four's statement that reads, quote, this is absolutely unacceptable and can happen to good. i have secured police ambassadors for the chestnut street corridor and will be working to get bullard's installed just as we did for another business on sacramento street. i will continue to do all that i can to push for the resources necessary to effectively deter these brazen crimes and hold perpetrators accountable on call. in san francisco. has it made you kron 4 >> all right. now time for our 4 zone forecast as we get this live. look some of the billowing clouds out there from our mount tanned camp. >> boy, this time of year, lawrence, the weather is a crapshoot one day. it might rain a little. maybe some offshore winds could have a heat wave. a little bit everything. it's december. yeah, usually we're in the 80's at this time of year in many parts of the bay area. usually some of the warmest numbers of the year. well, of a sudden we get a cold front coming through. now. we're talking about some rain this morning. th

car windows continue to be smashed and property inside stolen francisco board of dean preston, catherine stefani and connie chan are now questioning the police department to see what measures have been working to help prevent these smash and grabs, you know, these crimes mostly happening in the daytime as deputy reports last year, there were 22,000 cars reportedly broken into that number is up from 14,000 during the pandemic peak in 2020. but they're down actually from a 31,000 reported back in 2017. >> understandably frustrated and visitors to our city are not only losing money and property, but often left traumatized. >> sfpd continuing their undercover operations with plainclothes officers as well as bait cars. they're also patrolling high crime tourist areas like pier 39 alamo square park, union square and japan town. they have arrested. 37 suspect between january and may in 21 successful operations where 14 guns were also recovered. >> new at 6, the city of was turned down by the state for a grant request to tackle organized retail and vehicle thefts. the grant program was established to he

francisco supervisors catherine stefani represents the marina district. she sent kron 4 a statement that reads, quote, this is absolutely unacceptable and can't happen again. i have secured police ambassadors for the chestnut street corridor and we'll be working to get to bollards, install just as we did for another business on sacramento street. happening tonight, the san francisco board of supervisors will be voting on a plan for. >> reparations for black residents. the city's african american reparations advisory committee recommended helping black families own homes boosting household incomes, creating a black university and granting a single payment of 5 million dollars to every eligible adult. many have shown support. but critics say the reparations plans are unconstitutional and would ruin the city financially. the board of supervisors is meeting as we speak. all right. let's take a peek outside here on this tuesday night, clear san francisco evening and it has been pleasant after that morning. rain, right? but if you have any plans to go surfing,

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joined by vice chair catherine stefani and supervisor connie chan the clerk is stefani cabrever. thanks to sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. do you have announce ams? >> in person attendance and public comment. providing remote access via phone. board recognized equal access is essential. public comment will be taken

you've got to lock everything up at night because you just don't san francisco supervisor catherine stefani represents the district. she said kron 4 a statement that reads, quote, this is absolutely unacceptable d can happen to good. i have secured police ambassadors for the chestnut street corridor and will be working to get bullard's installed just as we did for another business on sacramento street. >> i will continue to do all that i can to push for the resources necessary to effectively deter these brazen crimes and hold perpetrators accountable on hold. and san francisco has made you kron 4 >> a man is dead after a garbage truck ran him over and a san jose parking lot of happened around 3.30, this morning in the city's mayfair neighborhood. the incident happened in the parking lot of jackson square, which is located just south of jackson avenue near the 6.80, interchange that male pedestrian was killed on the scene. investigators are still trying to figure out exactly what happened and what led up to this deadly collision. the driver is cooperating with police. this is the 3rd pedestr

. >> supervisors, dean preston, catherine stefani and connie chan question local authorities, including the police department to see what measures have been working so far to help prevent more people from falling victim to more car break-ins. folks are understandably frustrated and visitors to our city are not only losing money and property, but often left traumatized. >> they were viewed months of data and found the tourist sites are most often targeted like pier 39 alamo square park union square in japan town just to name a few and it's mostly happening in the daytime sfpd reports last year. there were 22,000 cars reportedly broken into up from 14,000 during the pandemic's peak in 2020, the down from 31,000 reported in 2017, sfpd say they've been continuing undercover operations with plainclothes officers and bait cars patrolling high crime tourist areas. they've arrested. 37 suspects between january and may of this year and what they say were 21 successful operations. we're 14 firearms were recovered. that doesn't include other arrests by uniformed officers, citywide. and as far as w

basement city officials say it is not clear yet when the intersection will reopen, but supervisor catherine stefani said it will likely be several days. police in martinez are now looking for thieves who stole keys and several high end cars from a used car dealership . the dealership's owner worries that the business could be hit again. our crime reporter henry lee has the latest. now on the investigation. what happened here? so basically they came in here. they help themselves with the keys. ernesto villalobos, an operation manager at platinum motors. martinez says this board used to be filled with car keys, but at about five tuesday morning, thieves stole two cars from the used car dealership in alhambra avenue. there are many more keys missing. where are you telling me that they some of the cars are still here, but the keys are gone, so they may come back? yeah, they might come back. surveillance video shows several young men walking up to the business before dawn after rummaging through offices and stealing keys. they drove right off the lot with a silver 2016 audi a7 worth $107,000 and a white

supervisor catherine stefani posting on social media asking anyone who lost their water because of the break, too. contact her office. but again, this is at fillmore and union streets. so right there at cow hollow pac heights where they kind of intersect it's a very busy area there. so definitely be cautious if you're going to that area. some national news now contract talks between union members and the big 3 automakers are coming down to the wire at the deal is not reached between the united auto workers and general motors. ford and stellantis about 146,000 auto employees could be walking off the job just after 11:59pm. thursday night, the u a w demands include 46% pay raises over 4 years. a 32 hour week with a 40 with 40 hours of pay and traditionally defined pension benefits for new hires. oil prices are the highest they've been all year that student supplies having drops in saudi arabia and russia announced they will continue to cut their oil production by an additional 1 million barrels per day through the end of the year. that's what's led to an uptick in those gas prices. tripl

basement city officials say it's not clear yet when the intersection will reopen, but supervisor catherine stefani said it's likely to be several days. it is day one of salesforce's mega conference in san francisco. dreamforce is the biggest conference in the city since the pandemic hit and a lot has changed since then. ktvu is christian captain joins us now live from the city with the latest on the conference s and the first impressions from those visiting san francisco christian . yeah. so julie, you'll have to forgive me. i'm going to speak pretty loudly to speak over the yacht rock concert that is going on here on howard street right now. as you well know, dreamforce is a huge draw regularly bringing tens of thousands of visitors to san francisco for the big convention. this year is no different. dreamforce, 2023 is officially underway. the annual conference taking over a full block of howard street at moscone center. the conference kicking off with a keynote address from salesforce ceo marc benioff, who discussed the latest generation of einstein, the company's customer relationship managemen

. >> francisco supervisor catherine stefani represent the district chief kron 4 a statement that reads, quote, this is absolutely unacceptable and can happen to good. i have secured police ambassadors for the chestnut street corridor and will be working to get bullard's installed just as we did for another business on sacramento street. i will continue to do all that i can to push for the resources necessary to effectively deter these brazen crimes and hold perpetrators accountable on call. in san francisco. has it made you kron 4 news? >> we're talking about our forecast now with this live look outside here at san francisco's city looking really pretty on this tuesday. meteorologist grogan here. now details as what's happening across the country. she's tracking the tropics. what's act about their? yeah. well, the pacific is nice and quiet, but the atlantic still a bit active. as you can see, an area of kind of an organized energy there in the gulf and over florida. >> but we have our eye on 2 spots. a heading a little bit farther to the east. one is tropical storm philippe. the other

but yesterday's board of supervisors meeting mandelman and supervisor catherine stefani said they are not sure the city's department of public health is meeting all of its obligations to help those struggling with addiction. >> one of the things we have heard from prior treatment of the man reports and hearings is the department public health insist that we're basically meeting our treatment on demand obligations and then we typically have a fight or at least on our guts a fight that's too strong. an argument where where who are on on the ground trying to provide trying to get folks into treatment folks who are engaged criminal justice system. folks are trying to access treatment for folks. the dual diagnoses folks are trying to access treatment for people who are monolingual and a language other than english all say that we're not actually meeting our treatment obligation. this is a concept. >> in a way to try to help people. i will not participate in anything that will make people's lives worse. one of the reasons as supervisor mandelman stated. we have to believe that we can do bet

. >> board supervisor dean preston, along with catherine stefani and connie chan, all question localhorities, including the police department to see what measures have been working so far to help prevent more people from falling victim to more break-ins, calling it an honest conversation to move forward with better solutions rather than a blame game on what hasn't worked. so they reviewed 2 months of data and found what you might have already suspected tourist sites are most often targeted like pier 39 alamo square park, union square and japantown. and that's just to afternoon. but then it got a little worse. >> later on. so. >> yeah, the world playing that game right now. checking the air quality constantly. now, sonoma county health is also asking folks don't do anything that might contribute to this problem. do it do anything that's going to kick up dust? don't barbecue. don't burn any wood fires trying to mow your lawns right now and trying to use leaf blowers. and also if go outside, consider wearing a tight fitting n 95 mask. those are always the best when it comes to wildfire.

but supervisor catherine stefani said it will likely take several days. to action one month after a four year old girl was killed in a san francisco intersection. ktvu is crystal bailey spoke with activists who are putting more pressure on city leaders to address safety concerns. these are the signs being handed out tonight. activists do not want the city to forget about the death of this little girl. that's why they're back out here a month later with signs and a ghost stroller. but i spoke with one woman here who told me that she was watching the whole thing from her window. we heard a bang and it was honestly, it was the then we heard screaming. and the screaming is what drew me to my window. michelle, svelte says that afternoon in august was the worst day of her life. and i saw when they left, they put like a group of people, pedestrians like picked up the car and they pulled a little girl out. she's back at the scene where members of walk sf placed this white stroller. a ghost stroller to commemorate the little girl who lost her life here. the worst

joined by vice chair catherine stefani and supervisor connie chan the clerk is stefani cabrever. thanks to sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. do you have announce ams? >> in person attendance and public comment. providing remote access via phone. board recognized equal access is essential. public comment will be taken on each item on the agenda. those in person will be allowed to speak first then those waiting on the phone line. when your item come up and public comment is called. those in person line and up those on the phone dial star 3. if you are on your phone, remember to turn down your tv and all listening devices you may be using. you may submit written comment to the government and commitey clerk, stefani cabrera @sfgov.org alsous postal service at 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 244, san francisco, california, 94102. if you submit comment in write telling be forwarded to the supervisors included as part of the terrible if file. items are expected to appear on the board of supervisor's agenda upon september 19 unless stated. thank you. >> thank you. call the first it

want to highlight the work that has been done on the local level and want to thank our chair, catherine stefani. i want to say before i elected to office, what i just so admire and remember i reached out to supervisor stefani then was, she was the one leading the call to calling out the national rifle association as domestic terrorist organization for us and to call out and people like nra or organizations like nrs is what caused some of the trauma in gun violence domestically in our nation and throughout and why we must just bring attention to this and i just want to thank her work and recognize that this is only building on the things she has done and so which all the more i appreciate under her leadership as our chair for me to schedule this resolution before you and to have your support. in 2022, the data from the san francisco police department shows there were 139 victims of shooting, gun shooting, gun violence that resulted in injury or death in san francisco. of these, 67 percent of the victims were black and brown. this violence impact our communities of color. we must do better. ab159

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i'm supervisor preston, joined by catherine stefani and connie chan. the clerk is stephanie cabrera i thanks to sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk, any announcements? >> providing remote access and public comment via telephone. the board recognizes that equitable public access is essential and will take public comment first public comment will be taken on each item. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first then take those waiting on the telephone line. your item comes up and public comment is called, those joining in person should line up to speak and those on the telephone dial star 3 to be added to the queue. if on your telephone, remember to turn down listening devices. you may submit written comment by e-mail to the government oversight clerk and send stefani.cabrera@sfgov.o rg to city hall. if you submit public comment in writing it will be forwarded to the surprisers and included as part of the file. items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda october 3, 2023 unless otherwise stated

i'm supervisor preston, joined by catherine stefani and connie chan.s stephanie cabrera i thanks to sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk, any announcements? >> providing remo

i'm supervisor preston, joined by catherine stefani and connie chan. the clerk is stephanie cabrera i thanks to sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. madam clerk, any announcements? >> providing remote access and public comment via telephone. the board recognizes that equitable public access is essential and will take public comment first public comment will be taken on each it.