where no navigation center currently exists, and to open at least one navigation center within 30 months where no navigation center currently exists. to revise the operational standards by among other thing, allowing them to serve up to 130 residents. and each session must allow residents to reside at the center for at least 90 day and to continue in residence as long as they're participating in assigned services. to develop a good neighbor policy and plan to conduct outreach to people experiencing homelessness in the neighborhood surrounding the center. to require h.s.h. to inform the selection of sites for navigation centers, to provide the shelter monitoring committee, in addition to shelters and affirming the appropriate findings. >> thank you. supervisor haney? >> thank you, chair mar. i want to thank the co-authorities of this measure, supervisors preston, ronen, mar, and walton. i also want to recognize the leadership of supervisor peskin, who most recently was able to have an announcement of a navigation center for transitional age use in this district. i know that is something h

they sit in a data center. and as a country and a world, we need to strike a balance with a healthy dose of regulation. peter: when it comes to privacy, what would microsoft like to see? brad: we would like to see a strong national privacy law in the united states. we have been advocating for that. i have personally been advocating for that since 2005. you can see how little impact we have had in washington, d.c. on that issue over a decade and a half. but we think it is a good thing california adopted a strong privacy law last year. that is now bringing the debate to washington, d.c. the american public, even tech companies, will be well served if there is a strong privacy law in the united states. for the next decade, what we really need is a global privacy compact. data moves around the world. you don't want the protection of people's privacy to constantly change every time data crosses a border, and we will only get that when we bring governments together. peter: what do you think of the european gdpr? are:

we are in support of navigation centers as well as r.v. centers. we are also in support of other transitional housing stopgaps to bridge when we actually have housing for folks. i do want to stay the navigation centers often end up being used for reasons of enforcement around them. i'm always cautious when i see these things come up, because it gets promised to the residents, well, we'll create a clear zone or something like that, and it's promising to your constituents that you can't deliver. the city does sweep people every single day and every single night, and they come back. it may not be the same people, but there's no place to go. there's thousands of people that are caught outside the shelter system. so we support navigation centers, we support other transitional facilities, but we also want to make sure that this does not get used to promise housed people that their complaints will be responded to regarding unhoused people. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is jordan, and let's talk about homeless shelters. i've been in a c

where no navigation center currently exists, and to open at least one navigation center within 30 months where no navigation center currently exists. to revise the operational standards by among other thing, allowing them to serve up to 130 residents. and each session must allow residents to reside at the center for at least 90 day and to continue in residence as long as they're participating in assigned services. to develop a good neighbor policy and plan to conduct outreach to people experiencing homelessness in the neighborhood surrounding the center. to require h.s.h. to inform the selection of sites for navigation centers, to provide the shelter monitoring committee, in addition to shelters and affirming the appropriate findings. >> thank you. supervisor haney? >> thank you, chair mar. i want to thank the co-authorities of this measure, supervisors preston, ronen, mar, and walton. i also want to recognize the leadership of supervisor peskin, who most recently was able to have an announcement of a navigation center for transitional age use in this district. i know that is something h

they sit in a data center. i think as a country, is a world, we need to strike a balance with a healthy dose. >> what it comes to privacy what would microsoft like to see? >> we would like to see a strong national privacy law in the united states. we have been advocating for that i have personally been advocating for that since 2005. you can see how little impact we have had in washington d.c. over the course a decade and a half. it's actually a good thing that california adopted a strong privacy law last year we think it's a good thing that is now bringing the debate to washington d.c. i think the american public, consumers and customers, even tech companies will be well served if there is a good, privacy law, strong privacy law from the united states, for the next decade what we really need is more of a global privacy compacts. >> data moves around the world, you don't actually want the protection of people's privacy to constantly change every time data crosses the border and we will only get that when we can

donation centers. there a fast test determines the amount of protein in the blood there isn't even a minimum value for the antibodies. an assistant were both allowed to donate this week. i feel fine i've always felt healthy since i started donating. and i can feel that i'm not in a good state of health i think they're going to confirm that. i just hope that i don't have an advanced condition nothing more. that be enough. on its own that was. on. the list goes on i. haven't felt bad and i think it will remain in your chest trembling lips stiffness in your hands or legs and that's big enough so yeah that happens about twice a month and twice a month. so i don't i also keep coming down with the flu i'm always having to take something how often approximately in. the last time was a month ago and it's coming back now. i mean it's just. 84.7 kilos. what it is 48.2 kilos in clothes. and i will sometimes i don't see myself the way i am sometimes i think i'm too thin other times i think i'm too fat. i want the

navigation center. so in conclusion, the department find that the project is on balance, consistent with the objectives and policies of the yen plan, and is necessary and desirable for and compatible with the surrounding neighborhood. the goodwill donation center will serve the local community and the job training facility will provide opportunities for people experiencing barriers to employment. the navigation center will provide much needed safe shelter for 75 transitional age youth. after analyzing all aspects of the project, department staff recommends approval of the project with conditions, including measures to secure open bays during non-open hours, sidewalk maintenance and the community of a community liaison to deal with issues of concern. i do have one housekeeping note. there is an administrative error in the executive summary in the preamble of the draft motion. it states that the project was exempt from ceqa as a class one, however, i would like to read into the record that it's exempt as

who visits the transit center is welcome and safe. i thank yo thank her and congratulate her on her rye. >> thanretirement. >> thank you. i wish you all the best. it is a wonderful project. i'll be following it from afar. >> but you've got to share with the board what your next endeavor is? >> my husband and i started an oil and gas company in east tennessee about a year ago, and it is growing, and now i'm going to go back and run the company. >> congratulations. >> con grafts congrats. >> and ro rodney harris has agreed to take the role. he joined us in 2017, and has proven to be in intrical part of the security team. he has a vast majority of experiences. he worked tirelessly before we opened the center. the infrastructure is functioning. rodney not only brings a great depth to his role, but he provided a seamless transition. >> thank you. first i would like to thank mark forgiving me this opportunity. as i look forward to engaging the members of this board and working with you on behalf of t.g. p.a. as it relates to our security pr

where no navigation center currently exists, and to open at least one navigation center within 30 months where no navigation center currently exists. to revise the operational standards by among other thing, allowing them to serve up to 130 residents. and each session must allow residents to reside at the center for at least 90 day and to continue in residence as long as they're participating in assigned services. to develop a good neighbor policy and plan to conduct outreach to people experiencing homelessness in the neighborhood surrounding the center. to require h.s.h. to inform the selection of sites for navigation centers, to provide the shelter monitoring committee, in addition to shelters and affirming the appropriate findings. >> thank you. supervisor haney? >> thank you, chair mar. i want to thank the co-authorities of this measure, supervisors preston, ronen, mar, and walton. i also want to recognize the leadership of supervisor peskin, who most recently was able to have an announcement of a navigation center for transitional age use in this district. i know that is something h

so with that, i was at the center for about six months.erybody's super extremely supportive, very positive, willing to help with whatever. and if you really want it, it's there for you. and i truly believe that five keys implements that to the people. yeah, so moving forward, i did get the support with school, got my g.e.d., enrolled into city college. so currently attending that. and i live right up the street. got a place and staying out of trouble. it's great. [laughs] [applause] and i just want to verbally thank everybody that's on my support team, donna, patrick, aisha, meg, jeff from the navigation center and the department of homelessness and mayor london breed. the whole community that's putting this together. thank you. i really appreciate it. best of luck to everybody else too. [applause] >> justin, thank you so much. it's so great when you can actually hear from someone who had the experience and to see all of the amazing people who are part of justin's village and what they did to support him and now it's really amazing. so i'm

they say they would support a measure that would put limits on navigation centers. this controversial waterfront navigation center, along san francisco's embarcadero has been up and running since december 30. >> rings have deteriorated, we see piles of syringes on the street. >> neighbor wallace lee said he just learned that someone died at this navigation center january 30. he showed us this critical incident report that reads there was a person in the restroom deceased. it goes on to say my first response was to administer your cam as a precaution. there was no reaction.>> lee says these are photos of the homeless encampments that have popped up in the neighborhood because of the navigation center.>> some of the tents in the area were from people who were trying to get a spot in the center or people from within the center who sleep outside. >> former san francisco mayoral candidate richie greenberg is co-author of a measure that would limit the number and location of navigation centers in the city. it would cap their lifespan to two years. >> we think putting one

and that will house the first navigation center, low-barrier center, for young people. as supervisor peskin mentioned, it has been a long time priority for the department, for youth advocates, as well as a stated priority for the board. going back to may 2018. and we're really delighted that we have finally found a site and appreciate all the hard work and leadership of the supervisors' office. supervisor peskin and his staff, and all of the community partners who have gotten us to this staph. and i would like to thank the budget and analysts office for their work on this report. we're pleased to accept your recommendations and any amendments the city has on this resolution. as everyone on the committee knows, and on the board, san francisco is still in the midst of a housing affordability crisis. and we saw that in our 2019 point in time count, in stark contrast, where our unsheltered population increased by about 19%. more over, there were about 1,000 traditional youth, ages 18 through 24, experiencing homelessness on that day in january. 83% of those young people are

and that will house the first navigation center, low-barrier center, for young people. as supervisor peskin mentioned, it has been a long time priority for the department, for youth advocates, as well as a stated priority for the board. going back to may 2018. and we're really delighted that we have finally found a site and appreciate all the hard work and leadership of the supervisors' office. supervisor peskin and his staff, and all of the community partners who have gotten us to this staph. and i would like to thank the budget and analysts office for their work on this report. we're pleased to accept your recommendations and any amendments the city has on this resolution. as everyone on the committee knows, and on the board, san francisco is still in the midst of a housing affordability crisis. and we saw that in our 2019 point in time count, in stark contrast, where our unsheltered population increased by about 19%. more over, there were about 1,000 traditional youth, ages 18 through 24, experiencing homelessness on that day in january. 83% of those young people are

we are in support of navigation centers as well as r.v. centers. we are also in support of other transitional housing stopgaps to bridge when we actually have housing for folks. i do want to stay the navigation centers often end up being used for reasons of enforcement around them. i'm always cautious when i see these things come up, because it gets promised to the residents, well, we'll create a clear zone or something like that, and it's promising to your constituents that you can't deliver. the city does sweep people every single day and every single night, and they come back. it may not be the same people, but there's no place to go. there's thousands of people that are caught outside the shelter system. so we support navigation centers, we support other transitional facilities, but we also want to make sure that this does not get used to promise housed people that their complaints will be responded to regarding unhoused people. >> chair mar: thank you. next speaker. >> my name is jordan, and let's talk about homeless shelters. i've been in a c

and that will house the first navigation center, low-barrier center, for young people. as supervisor peskin mentioned, it has been a long time priority for the department, for youth advocates, as well as a stated priority for the board. going back to may 2018. and we're really delighted that we have finally found a site and appreciate all the hard work and leadership of the supervisors' office. supervisor peskin and his staff, and all of the community partners who have gotten us to this staph. and i would like to thank the budget and analysts office for their work on this report. we're pleased to accept your recommendations and any amendments the city has on this resolution. as everyone on the committee knows, and on the board, san francisco is still in the midst of a housing affordability crisis. and we saw that in our 2019 point in time count, in stark contrast, where our unsheltered population increased by about 19%. more over, there were about 1,000 traditional youth, ages 18 through 24, experiencing homelessness on that day in january. 83% of those young people are

center. defy the person the brain has to dig up and piece together a sufficient number of those features and that's where it's easy to get confused. with similar sounding might 1st pop into your head because it's available soon. so what's the solution want to answer to turn your attention to something completely different. the spanner in the works and eventually drops. down of course. trick number 2 in fact 3 memory that is memories linked to older it's not just unsolicited visual memories that sometimes bother us . not smell i don't know that from again and suddenly you might be haunted by a distinctly unwelcome memory. why is that it's pretty simple senses smell is the only one directly connected to the brain's emotional center. and also to the adjacent hippocampus the area where memories are created. odors and the recollections associated with them particularly vivid memory cues. number 3 the ear worm all. memories that refused to go away can be very annoying like a song you just have to s

a neighbor said he just learned that someone died at this navigation center. he showed us this critical incident report, it reads there was a person in the restroom deceased. it goes on to say my first response was to administer narcan as a precaution, there was no reaction. lee says these are photos of the homeless encampment's that have popped up in the neighborhood because of the navigation center. >> some of the tents are from people who are in the center and they want to sleep outside. >> former san francisco mayoral candidate is a co-author of the bill that will limit navigation centers in the city.>> it's not based on the need. >> navigation centers should be located where there are the largest number of homeless people. advocates for housing say the homeless crisis is a citywide problem. >> i think it's really ugly. i think it's at best misguided. everyone needs to deal with it. if they are upset and it's a problem, good, i hope it motivates them to do more.>> this man tells me his drug use led to four years of homelessness. >> it would make sense to k

so with that, i was at the center for about six months. great, everybody's super extremely supportive, very positive, willing to help with whatever. and if you really want it, it's there for you. and i truly believe that five keys implements that to the people. yeah, so moving forward, i did get the support with school, got my g.e.d., enrolled into city college. so currently attending that. and i live right up the street. got a place and staying out of trouble. it's great. [laughs] [applause] and i just want to verbally thank everybody that's on my support team, donna, patrick, aisha, meg, jeff from the navigation center and the department of homelessness and mayor london breed. the whole community that's putting this together. thank you. i really appreciate it. best of luck to everybody else too. [applause] >> justin, thank you so much. it's so great when you can actually hear from someone who had the experience and to see all of the amazing people who are part of justin's village and what they did to support him and now it's really amazi

so with that, i was at the center for about six months.eat, everybody's super extremely supportive, very positive, willing to help with whatever. and if you really want it, it's there for you. and i truly believe that five keys implements that to the people. yeah, so moving forward, i did get the support with school, got my g.e.d., enrolled into city college. so currently attending that. and i live right up the street. got a place and staying out of trouble. it's great. [laughs] [applause] and i just want to verbally thank everybody that's on my support team, donna, patrick, aisha, meg, jeff from the navigation center and the department of homelessness and mayor london breed. the whole community that's putting this together. thank you. i really appreciate it. best of luck to everybody else too. [applause] >> justin, thank you so much. it's so great when you can actually hear from someone who had the experience and to see all of the amazing people who are part of justin's village and what they did to support him and now it's really amazing.

all other centers will open three days before the primary. the california primary is going to be tuesday, march 3rd. our website a good resource as you prepare to cast that ballot. we have a complete voter guide there highlighting issues in every county in the bay area. just go to nbcbayarea.com/electionguide. >>> new information tonight in the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others. this is the pilot who flew that helicopter, ar raza boyian. the faa reprimanded him for flying into airspace over l.a.x. against orders of air traffic control. they say he was denied clearance because of reduced advisability. za boyian also died in the helicopter crash that kills kobe and several others. >>> police responded to calls about a sideshow in the area of coles on airway drive. you can see some of the drivers they caught red-handed. santa rosa police say they have zero tolerance for de up to 75 participated. >>> anthony flores joining us now with a look at the day in sports. >> that's right. when you have the worst record in the nba g

of male surrealists works but they're also at the center of female surrealists works. most of. the female body dominates the exhibition but instead of being seen only through the male gaze here it's about women grappling with their own bodies and identities and attempting to depict that in their art. that to get that by the chorus the female body is. an important subject for female artists but what distinguishes them from their male counterparts is the way they interpret the female body sometimes demystifying it or depicting it from an unusual perspectives. from muses and models to artists in their own right the show brings together surrealists worthy every discovery. well some amazing stuff there and i'm joined by my colleague david levitz who's going to tell us a bit more about this exhibition david i'm sensing a bit of a theme here because actually there are several exhibitions on at the moment that are shedding light on lesser known female artists just remind us of all the reasons why female artists have not so many of them have not been given their due right i was

between the civic center and oakland. during the busy commute ambassadors will ride to the coliseum and union city. >> riders have spoken cheerily they would like to have a bart presence on the train and platforms. >> they went through training and have radios to call for help if needed and answer questions hoping to somehow bart is trying to improve security image. >> that's great. i hope it works. the afternoon.t starting i it would be nice to have it earlier in the day. >> the ambassadors are former community service officers with bart police. hoping their presence will ease the fears of riding the train. >> this is the height of ridership. this is a six month pilot project to see if it will work. >> thank you. our investigative union taking a look at bart. in part 5 the general manager reveals all of his plans including this ambassador program. watch the entire series on our web site. we have posted it for free. >> it has been a busy couple days around the bay area after strong winds caused a lot of damage. this morni

it is centering around the president's former campaign adviser roger stone. we had glimmers of how bad this would be for the white house on sunday and monday. i gave you a heads up. it is a real mess now. prosecutors working for the justice department had asked a federal judge to sentence trump ally roger stone to as much as nine years in prison for witness tampering and lying to congress. and then trump tweeted he thought that was too tough of a sentence. what happened next will no doubt be the suggest of a new inquiry probably congressional hearings. for some reason the same justice department that was asking for nine years said that was wrong 24 hours later. the doj said the doj was wrong. the question, did trump influence attorney general barr to tell his prosecutors to go easy on stone. the doj said it decided to go easy before the trump tweet. trump said he did not pressure the doj. but he could if he wanted to. >> yeah, i thought it was ridiculous. >> did you ask -- >> no, i didn't speak to the justice -- i would be able to do it if i wanted. i have th

thailand out as the country mourns those killed in a gun round page that ended in a crowded shopping center. and central europe braces for a major winter storm extreme weather council breaking britain and ireland why the service is when people should stay inside if they can't. have a home free glad you could join me well authorities in china say the death toll from the corona virus has now postie 800 ma now that means the disease has now killed more people than the saws outbreak back in 2003 and almost all of the reported deaths and most of the new infections in fact are in the chinese province of who bay where the corona virus was 1st discovered now globally there are now some $37.00 and a hall $5000.00 confirmed. cases all of the corona virus in china says there has been new infections in previous days but overall the virus does continue to spread it's now monday millions of people in china are expected to return to work off the extended new net new year bright nevertheless china is still far from being that simple and earlier we spoke to dr static a small skull some molecular biologist f

personnel deployed to support state and local fusion centers, and training for fusion center personnel in the use of available d.h.s. information sharing systems. additionally, the bill ensures that d.h.s. component agencies are sharing appropriate information through secure channels with fusion center personnel. representing a border state, i want to ensure that if d.h.s. agencies, including customs and border protection and immigration and customs enforcement, have relative criminal or terrorism information, that it is accessible to appropriate fusion center personnel. this will enhance coordination and situational awareness throughout the homeland. this bill has already passed the house of representatives and was passed in the senate with minor amendments. passage of the bill today will send h.r. 504 to the president's desk. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlelady from new mexico is recognized. ms. torres small: i continue to reserve the balance of my

this place has been a center of change.t, and i saw george simpson, where is george simpson at? this was the home for -- [speaking spanish] -- which was a drug rehab program. maria, please stand up. you were part of that. thank you very much. [speaking spanish] worked with people who at that time were on heroin. it's very hard to work with people who were on heroin. then you had horizons limited, which went through some changes, and thanks to sam again, he provided a home for transitional -- for transitions and horizons unlimited, another organization from our community. and then you had the 24th street merchants association. where is eric? sam, once again, he gave a home to that space. and then he gave space when carnaval san francisco was going through transition. and mecca, and then mission grove. and. [speaking spanish] , anyone here from -- [speaking spanish] where are you at? thank you. sam, once again, he gave home to it. so this has been a transitional space for our community, which has a lot of history. it's kind o

to the show well it's a slow burning saga that keeps flaring up director roman polanski is at the center of another uproar in france and also coming up. much more than just music a brand new exhibition at the show in frankfurt revisits the contribution of female artists to surrealism. and after a blustery start due to last week's storm goal way on the west coast of ireland begins its stint as a european capital of culture for 2020. there's been a dramatic new developments in the ongoing controversy about french film prize nominations for roman polanski's latest film an officer and a spy on the board of the seas that's the french equivalent of the oscars resigned all mass on thursday just 2 weeks ahead of its awards ceremony of the academy had faced a wave of criticism after polanski's film talked nominations despite new sexual assault allegations against him. so you're going to build a model build a god. in the roman polanski's film about alfred gerry 1st a jewish french officer unfairly accused of spying for germany in the 890 s. it has been well received by critics it picked up the gra

and that will house the first navigation center, low-barrier center, for young people. as supervisor peskin mentioned, it has been a long time priority for the department, for youth advocates, as well as a stated priority for the board. going back to may 2018. and we're really delighted that we have finally found a site and appreciate all the hard work and leadership of the supervisors' office. supervisor peskin and his staff, and all of the community partners who have gotten us to this staph. and i would like to thank the budget and analysts office for their work on this report. we're pleased to accept your recommendations and any amendments the city has on this resolution. as everyone on the committee knows, and on the board, san francisco is still in the midst of a housing affordability crisis. and we saw that in our 2019 point in time count, in stark contrast, where our unsheltered population increased by about 19%. more over, there were about 1,000 traditional youth, ages 18 through 24, experiencing homelessness on that day in january. 83% of those young people are

from the german center for neurodegenerative diseases interest in. every experience we have or action we take leaves traces in the brain and forms the basis for what we're capable of in the future what we're seeing is that a brain that is used and trained as a greater resilience to problems that emerge in old age out of. get cancer man and his team were able to prove that connection in tests with mice. where there was more activity among the animals and a more stimulating environment the growth of new nerve cells was accelerated in the hippocampus. the interesting thing about the hippocampus is that the generation of new nerve cells changes according to activity in the hippocampus there seems to be a mechanism that detects the current state of functions and says to the stem cell hey dude time to divide we need young nerve cells kodesh. meaning that the growth of new cells can be boosted intentionally our brain is not a fixed structure it's in part a product of our ongoing personal experiences it adapts constantly to them also through the creation and

dresden for centuries a world renowned center of art and culture destroyed in a single line it was on february the 13th 1945 just 3 months before the end of world war 2 and while every year groups continue to commemorate the event facts surrounding those dark days a still being debated just how many lives were lost that night was it several thousands or hundreds of thousands to the anglo american allies consider the city a strategically significant target if not what was the purpose of carrying out such a devastating attack. the city's old town dressed in council this spring a palace the found. the church of our lady of potential treasures that were reduced to rubble in a matter of balance. this american news reel described one of the 2 british raids on tristen. big 100 lancaster's march the 22 people in 3 bombs on transportation lands in germany stop obviously. but the german side reported things differently saying that the attack targeted a cultural center that had no military value. the plotters abolished it was built with diabolical intent our enemies annihilated this flourishing

welcome to the emergency operations center for the city. we have activated the ops center, and -- basically to ensure our readiness to respond. we -- it's the role of the e.o.c. basically to provide situational awareness and to coordinate resources and information. we will be broadcasting in partnership with the department of public health public health information about how to prevent the spread of the virus and how to stay healthy during flu season. so with that, i'm going to introduce dr. tomas aragon from the department of public health. >> good afternoon. my name is tomas aragon, and i'm with the san francisco department of public health. we are working closely with the california department of public health and the centers for disease control and prevention to track this novel coronavirus which originated in wuhan, china. this situation is rapidly evolving and changing. it's important to recognize that there are no confirmed cases in san francisco at this time. we are actively preparing for the possibility of confirmed cases. we have

acts and that other parties that consider themselves center or even center right parties. they are basically dancing to the f.t.'s drum in a way and they have been for quite some time because they are really concerned with winning back voters that they have not lost. to the i have to they're really concerned with staying in power rather than looking towards the left maybe for solutions of working together for approaches of working together because in germany one of the big arguments in the political discourse at the moment is this horse who fear the argument that can states that the far left is equally as bad as the far right and everybody would do well to stay in the center claiming that the center is neutral and democratic which is that not to begin with but also which is really dangerous and i think we've seen. the effects of off this the theory playing itself out really strong the with the whole political discourse shifting towards the right the i have to gaining more and more power all over germany they are now a party that is in every single parliament and every sing