seconded by catherine stephanie. we will take that without objection. thank you. i would like to take a motion to amend item seven to include the examiner and the chronicle. all right. seconded. can i take that without objection? all right. we will call vote. >> and the examiner. >> and the examiner. supervisors? roll call. [roll call] >> thank you very much. motion fails. okay. that was a motion to amend item seven. it fails. so shall we pass out item seven as is? okay. i will make a motion to pass out item seven as it is advertised. can we take that without objection? without objection, that motion passes unanimously. thank you. >> i believe we need to revote on item three and six as all of them were resented. >> that's true. we do need to vote on item three and six. may i have a motion to, let's see. we need to approve item three and send that back to the full board for july 17th. -- july 17th. may i have a second on that motion? without objection its process. for item six we will send that to the next full board meeting with a positive recommendation. seconded

. >> against cutting the tasers catherine stephanie a long time gun control advocate. >> we had the policeying it was okay. we also had obama's department of justice saying it was okay. that's really what got in my boat. >> now it seems to be in jeopardiy. >> this officer is the vice president of the police officers association. he says the supervisors action sends the wrong negligible. >> we put politics above equipping you with the best equipment and your safety and the safety of the people that we come across. >> reporter: now the board is expected to take the first of its two votes on the full budget july 24th. and that's when the tasers allocation is expectsed to come up. vic lee, abc 7 news. >> thanks. >>> in sacramento right now, a state senate committee is voting on a bill requiring law enforcement agencies to release body cam footage within 45 days of an incident. the rule would apply to calls where force or violence was used. it's oppose pd by the state sheriff's association. which maintains agencies should be able to decide when and how such recordings are released. the bill is

we've got vice president supervisor fewer and also coming in is jeff sheehy and catherine stephanie and joining us very shortly will be the norman yee. so we've got a pretty aggressive agenda today. i want to get started. i want madam clerk, do we have announcements. >> clerk: yes, please turn off cellphones and electronic devices to be included at part of the submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will be on the june 26th board of supervisor agenda inless otherwise stated. >> let's dig in. call items one and two together. >> clerk: budget and appropriate ordinance all estimates receipts and all estimated expenditures for departments of the city for fiscal years ending june 302,019th and june 302,020th. ordinance positions in the annual budge secretary proper pration for and in june 302,019th and continuing creating or establishing these positions. >> thank you. so we are going to hear from the assess recorders office. i believe rachel cookerman. she's going to presenting. the recorders budget is a total of $45 million. 're aing for $5.5 million. i canait to hear the reasons why. ther

recognize my colleagues, supervisor sandy fewer who is the vice-chair, jeff sheehy and on my left catherine stephanie and joining us shortly will be supervisor norman yee. we have a very, very full agenda. for those of you who are coming for today, you can lucky. dget session for the last, this is our third day. wednesday, yesterday and today. madam clerk, call items 1 and 2 together. >> clerk: item number 1 budget and appropriation ordinance propitiating all estimated receipts and all estimated expendstures for department of the city for fiscal year-ending june 30, 20 and annual annual salary ordinance in the annual budget and appropriation or did dinnance for june 30, 2019 and june 30, 2020. >> thank you, we're going to hear from 20 departments this morning. we'll have a strict time limit. you have between five to seven minutes. don't be offended but i will cut you off when you get that seven minute mark. and then we will have questions. also, if we do not ask you questions, don't be offended that just means you are lucky. so, with that said, i want to welcome our friend tom down. he is representin

support of senator dianne feinstein's keep families together act brough forward by supervisor catherine stephania mother of two children. the very thought that someone would rip them out of my arms and i may never see them again stirs up a rage in me two days after the resolutions were introducted the president signed an executive order to keep families detained together. but there are still over 2000 children in limbo. if someone would've ripped me for my grandmothers home i don't know how i would even think at that time what would go through my mind over 2000 children in cages separated from their families that's with this administration is doing and it is tearing our country apart those here say both polices are dehumanizing....and not aligned with san francisco values.maureen kelly kron4 news. (ken) firefighters are still struggling to get an upper hand on the wildfire burning in lake county tonight. so far it has burned 11- thousand-500 acres and it is just 5-percent contained. 22 buildings have been destroyed and 600 are still threatened. around 15- hundred people have been forced from the

catherine) coming up...you might remember where you were nine years ago today when we learned michael jackson had died. how the pop star is now being remembered. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephaniewe worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. (ken) michael jackson fans are remembering the music lege today. it's been nine years since the king of pop died. on june 25th 2009-- jackson went into was rushed to the hospital... where he was pronounced dead. jackson was 50-years old. the singer left behind three children and a music career thspanned decades. the los angeles county coroner's office ruled that jackson's death was a homicide... caused by "acute propofol intoxication." his doctor-- conrad murray-- was found guilty of involuntary manslaught