vice chair mandelman. >> thank you chair chan. i think this legislation presents one of the difficult cases where competing claims that we care a lot about are in some sense in opposition, and it is important to work through those to try to find common ground. i know that the chair has been working on that with the sponsors as well as with interested folks in the world and i actually have confidence that we will figure this out in the new year and i want to thank you for your work on that. >> thank you. so, with that let's go to public comment. >> we invite members of the public who wish to address the committee regarding the concontinuance. we have no speakers. >> public comment is closed. i join vice chair mandelman and supervisor melgar, like that our hope and our effort together we will move this in the new year. if need be and i am still going to hold out our last meeting of the year for the budget finance december 4, but if not, we will definitely get it done in the new year. with that, i like to make the motion to continue

chair chan, aye. we have two ayes with member melgar excused. >> the motion passes. i would now like to make the motion to amend item 29. again read outloud by department of homelessness and supportive housing, which is also reducing-amend and reduce the grant term from 36 months to 12 months and to from 2028 to 2026--anyway, read out loud by them and i like to make that-move that move to amend and roll call, please. >> on that motion to amend the resolution as stated vice chair mandelman, aye. chair chan, aye. we have two ayes with member melgar excused. >> that motion passes as well. now i would like to make the motion to move item 27 and 29 to full board with recommendation and roll call, please. >> on that motion to forward the resolutions item 27-29 to full board with positive recommendation, the resolutions in item 28-29 as amended. vice chair mandelman, aye. chair chan- >> i'm not moving item 28, only moving 27 and 29 with positive recommendation. >> i see. okay. >> holding off 28. >> okay. und

supervisor chan. do you want to go first?a couple things clear after listening to public comment.not a hearing about th■m3qe report that was sent. i put that in the motion and think it is pretty clear. it is yes or no hearing to ask my colleagues whether we should have an audit. i also want toit is solutely inappropriate to threaten this body with the funders o are funding the pandas or that relationship. many of us on this body also have those relationships with the same donors in the chinese community as well.d fundamental of supervisors in the charter of the city and coubty of san francisco is power of inquiry and getting the audits and be ruteen. it is excusable we haven't had a audit in over twept years. that is the outrageous part. we should be working together towards a successful zoo in a budget crisis like we had for the past three years, it is not reasonable to think that we would open up a mou, which i absolutely agree is deficient and should provide a better compensation for the financial health of the zoo without

chair chan. director of real estate. will at first i like to thank you chair chan and your staff for encountering this time matter on a busy schedule. i like to extend thanks to president peskin for sponsorship. >> before you this afternoon on a new lease at 101 new month gom rew or sick 17 mission street on behalf of child support service. this lease extends css's occupancy at the site. they have been there since march of 1995. the terms of the deal are favorable. commence am date is february 2025 it is 15,000 square feet plus up to 2 thousand square feet of basement storage. lease term is 7 years. base rent is 556 thousand dollars, fully serviced except electricity. basement storage is 24 thousand dollars per year or 12 dollars per square foot. escalation on the rentses are 3%. the base year is 2025. well is a smallt i allowance of 75 thousand dollars for pin and carpeting to refresh the floor. there is also one option to extend for 5 years. css serves 7,000 children and 8,000 case and fiscal year 23, are css is 100% s

supervisor chan. as you will recall, i have been pursuing a policy that we are working to implement in mills act contracts, which roll for a period of 10 years, such that the property owner is able to recoup their or most of their capital investment in the restoration of historic properties, and then terminating the rolling contract and this has gone before the historic preservation commission, which recommends the mills act termination, which would happen 10 years out into the future and they would enjoy the tax break over that 10 year period, and be able to recoup their investment in replacing the roof and other features of the property and then the contract would terminate. i recommend its recommendation to the full board of supervisors. >> thank you and i like to be added as a cosponsor and thank you for your work on this and i think this conversation has been going on a while at taking a look at how we do these contracts so they are not extending decades, but instead, having this 10 year period.

>> thank you, chair chan. members of the board or committee. joined today by bridgette cats from office of public finance will do part of the presentation and office of finance and [inaudible] from office of [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> i will give a brief update on the development program. and introduce the project amendments. that were approved last spring and then turn it over to bridgette to give updateod capital plan amendments and public financing. >> we have 5 measures before you today as read off by the clerk. authorizing the issuance of certificates of participation and appropriating the proceeds from that sale. authorizing the use of cfd and irfd prosecute seeds to help pay for the debt on the certificates of participation. and finally amending the 10 year capitol plan to incorporate this issuance of cop's into the cop program. development off treasure island includes 8,000 new homes. 27% affordable. a range of utility and infrastructure projects including roadways, new water reservoirs and fer femal

supervisor chan? >> yes, thank you chair preston and i thank you so much in support for the continuance for this chevron settlement that the committee is considering. >> supervisor chan, before we discuss, i do want to go ahead and make a motion not to disclose session session discussion, please call call the roll on the motion. >> clerk: on the motion not to disclose. member chan. >> aye. >> clerk: chair preston. >> aye. >> clerk: i have two ayes with supervisor safai excused. >> thank you. i want to support continuance of item number 1 which is the city's settlement claim with chevron on this property that city owns in curren county. the reason for continuance is i'm hoping that we can have a further conversations with chevron for possibility of, you know, investment because to our green jobs program because it's been longstanding and understanding that the people of san francisco intend to really invest in green jobs and protections of workers and we recognize workers working at these in this indus

supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor engardio. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> there are 10 aye's. >> minutes will be approved as presented after public upon comment. >> madam clerk are theed the consent agenda. >> items 1-14 on consent. these are considered to be routine if a member objects an item may be considered separate low >> would a member like an item or items severed, seeing none we'll take consent same house same call. those ordinances are passed. next item. >> item 15. this is an ordinance to authorize settle am of a lawsuit filed by ball wild and reid sandburg >> this lawsuit involved alleged violations of provisions of the california institution article 1 section 7. transgender status, sec discrim in this case and race discrimination, pavement 3, 250 in attorney's fees and costs relief. >> roll cal

>> seconded by commissioner chan without objection the motion passes. and. thank you, again. madam clerk, call the roll, please. >> item five years), with no change to contract amount, to allow the contractor additional time to complete contract service orders previously issued. >> i'm back to report on the first quarter financial position for the transportation authority and as of september 30th, 2024, had total assets of - total liabilities of - and as you recall this is includes our one hundred and $93 million sales tax review bond in 2017 with the total revenues $51.6 million for the first quarter and second 25 plus this is for the first quarter of any fiscal year and still within budget and around on target for revenue and definitely there for the first quarter and of the first year. in terms of our investment compliance we have approximately 3 percent of the fund sitting in compliance with the - in position to the policy and in other words of our compliance as of september 30th in draw downs from the k-9 agreement we do a regular drop down and in addition, we have an ou

>> seconded by commissioner chan without objection the motion passes. and. thank you, again. madam clerk, call the roll, please. >> item five years), with no change to contract amount, to allow the contractor additional time to complete contract service orders previously issued. >> i'm back to report on the first quarter financial position for the transportation authority and as of september 30th, 2024, had total assets of - total liabilities of - and as you recall this is includes our one hundred and $93 million sales tax review bond in 2017 with the total revenues $51.6 million for the first quarter and second 25 plus this is for the first quarter of any fiscal year and still within budget and around on target for revenue and definitely there for the first quarter and of the first year. in terms of our investment compliance we have approximately 3 percent of the fund sitting in compliance with the - in position to the policy and in other words of our compliance as of september 30th in draw downs from the k-9 agreement we do a regular drop down and in addition, we have an ou

supervisor chan, not present. supervisor dorsey, present. supervisor engardio, present. supervisor mandelman, not present. supervisor melgar, present. supervisor peskin, present. supervisor preston, present. supervisor ronan, present. supervisor safai, not present. safai, present. supervisor stefani, present. supervisor walton, present. mr. president-supervisor mandelman, present. >> thank you madam clerk. the san francisco board of supervisors we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sover

chan says that's a good idea considering it accounts for over 1 billion dollars in spending instead of considering lay off of staffing. we need to bring back a conversation to contract when we contract our city work out. let's make sure that it's worthwhile and it's actually delivering the results and not it's time to terminate contract. >> mayor breed was unavailable for an interview as was mayor-elect, daniel lurie. but in a statement, lurie said the budget deficit is a crisis that we must face head-on and it will require us to make difficult decisions we can't simply cut our way out of this, nor can we balance the budget on the backs of working people. we need to stop spending more than we can afford while prioritizing investments that are critical to a full economic recovery and the maintenance of essential services. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on kron for news at 6 that the results of the elections in alameda county are said to be certified tomorrow. look ahead to next steps. >> plus, the search continues tonight for the person who shot and killed united healthcare's c

supervisor chan. >> present. >> supervisor dorsey. >> present. >> supervisor engardio. >> present. >> supervisor mandelman. >> present. >> supervisor melgar. >> present. >> supervisor peskin. >> present. >> supervisor preston. >> present. >> supervisor ronen. >> present. >> supervisor safai. >> not present. >> and supervisor walton, >> present. mr. president have you a quorum. >> [ramaytush ohlone acknowledgment] >> please join me in the pledge.[pledge of allegiance] >> do you have announcements? >> members will know at 12. . 41 yesterday member stefani was sworn in to the california state assembly created a vacancy in the d2 office. until the honorable mayor makes her appointment to that seat, the basic requirements for approval of an action remains the majority of the board or 6 votes. >> san francisco board of supervisors welcomes your attendance today. you may upon attend in person or watch on sfgov.org channel 26 or view it live stream. you may submit your public comment in writing, sends it to bos @sfgov.org or use the postal service to the board of supervisors 1 dr. carlton b.

so just today we were able to meet with judge chan, who is the presiding judge over the unified family court. we had a very productive meeting with him today, received great feedback on the program and some suggested edits. so that's where we are today. what we are still waiting for is feedback. that's supposed to be coming from the public defender's office. we're waiting for additional feedback from the juvenile probation department. once we receive all that feedback and we're able to put together all of the edits that we've received from all of the stakeholders, i am hopeful that in the near future, we will be able to have maybe one final meeting or a revised mou that everyone can see, and we can hopefully have sign off on that from all of our stakeholders. that is my update. happy to answer any questions. mr. yanez, i'm sure you have questions on this one. right. thank you. yes i do i saw my hand waving you must have sensed it. thank you for the update, kara. i'm really happy to hear that some progress has been made and these meetings with the probation department, with the district

supervisor chan. >> present. >> supervisor dorsey. >> present. >> supervisor engardio. >> present. >> supervisor mandelman. >> present. >> supervisor melgar. >> present. >> supervisor peskin. >> present. >> supervisor preston. >> present. >> supervisor ronen. >> present. >> supervisor safai. >> not present. >> and supervisor walton, >> present. mr. president have you a quorum. >> [ramaytush ohlone acknowledgment] >> please join me in the pledge.[pledge of allegiance] >> do you have announcements? >> members will know at 12. . 41 yesterday member stefani was sworn in to the california state assembly created a vacancy in the d2 office. until the honorable mayor makes her appointment to that seat, the basic requirements for approval of an action remains the majority of the board or 6 votes. >> san francisco board of supervisors welcomes your attendance today. you may upon attend in person or watch on sfgov.org channel 26 or view it live stream. you may submit your public comment in writing, sends it to bos @sfgov.org or use the postal service to the board of supervisors 1 dr. carlton b.

u chan. arrived in july 2023. they now live with relatives in the small city of tenants in california. and communicating well, hey, or a senior, and we will call you the couple are among the 31000 chinese migrants who enter the us via risky track through latin america in 2023 on social media. this expedition is known as jo, seeing for the working root canal. yeah. and what do you enjoy the design manager the you got those have a good yeah. you know how we 1st minutes to young and then you can in the calculated columbia near the starts of their journey through life in america, they chose the walking route because they felt they had no future in china, but didn't think they could get visas for the united states, what are the so that mike would come home to and was traveling with them? the group spent 2 days preparing for what would be the hardest part of that journey . then on a sweltering off to noon, the 3 migrants took a fairy to a town in neighboring panama. the following night, human traffic has put them on a s

>> yeah, we were -- >> jimmy: or was that channing -- it feels like something channing would do. >> noyou want to right now? >> jimmy: no, no, no. no! absolutely not. [ ughter ] because, let's tell the end of the story, this is great. >> okay, okay. so, you know, we start doing it. and, you know, everybody's going, and they're just dropping like flies, one after the other. it was like six guys. and then it was down to me and channing, you know? and he did 50 and that was it, and i went for 51, and -- >> jimmy: hey, there you go! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ that's the winner. we have a winner. >> that's how you do it. that's how you do it. >> jimmy: that is how you do it. by the way, it was announced you're going to be back on stage soon. >> oh, yeah. it's a sam shepard play called "curse of the starving class." and it's a great play. it's a wonderful story. it's with calista flockhart. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. do you remember your first time that you were on stage? >> first time i was on stage, yeah. i was about 8 or 9. i did "music man" with dick van dyke. that was the first -- >> jimmy: no

carl chan, always appreciate your perspective. we'll be talking about it again soon, i'm sure. >> thank you. >>> lots of positive things going on in oakland as well, coming up, the special events they're hoping will bring you to the east bay this holiday season. ♪ bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. >>> with all of its challenges, oakland is a vibrant city with a very strong sense of community, especially during the holidays. joining me now to talk about the holidays in oakland is peter gamez, president and ceo of visit oakland. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> why is this a good time to visit oakland? >> oh, it's a great time to visit, especial

one supervisor county chan who chairs the city's budget and finance committee says the city has been spending more money than it earns as expenses increase in revenues, drop or stay flat. top pass a board that we now see a significantly decreased. >> business tax writing for san francisco in her budget instructions. the mayor is told departments for ongoing permanent spending reductions of 15%. >> but chances across the board cuts are not feasible to police departments. right now. we all know it's been short staffed. >> so to expect them to decrease their budget by 15% potentially even higher hiring phrase. we know that's not acceptable for our public safety agencies like the police department. the mayor also suggest the possibility of a hiring freeze, but chan believes that should be for managers only the mayor also suggests a review of all contracts with outside agencies that provide services to the city. chand believes that's a good idea. we need to look some of the grant contract and some of the current existing contract with do not producing a result. we need to realistically by

the melissa chan, thanks for joining us. georgia's prime minister has rejected calls for new elections after the opposition boycotted, the new parliament. thousands of people have gathered into believe c for a 4th night of protests against the election results and the government's decision to suspend its bid to join the european union. demonstrators fear the governing georgia dream party could abandon the process completely and move toward closer ties with moscow. state of the correspond, maria kind of might say, is at tonight's protest. and a short time ago, she described what's happening outside the parliament building while the discuss. so as the parliament square has assaulted. alrighty, i think you can probably you can see on the background the police are firing what's off as the protesters you probably can see now from the windows of the parliament and the the, you know, the area is completely flooded. the, the pro testers in response are launching the, the protests in this month alone, seeing the fireworks in other bass. the police has mobilized on the left side of the parliamen

i'm melissa chan. thanks for watching the if you like, history. but with the side of culture travel and control the see this one i'm ready just do it. and i'm based in a book us that will put the wow santa back in 0 and every day, not every day we encounter so many things that we don't even notice. and i just kind of fade into the background. but it is still showing a spotlight on them. what you say might just surprise. we're going to dig up the, the on the everyday things around us. where did they come from when, why did they have all the time? i should, we can just search for the day and take them out for a this is causing quite vista in the creative world. it can compose music even produce hits. it can tailor personalized playlists on streaming platforms. we're even seeing robots saying instruments on conducting or concerns for what role will play in the future of music. i tried to play the piano as a kid, but never really got the hang of it. i programs can learn much more quickly in the blink of an eye. they can read listen process and analyze

but chan believes that should be for managers only the mayor also suggests a review of all grants andtracts with outside agencies that provide services. chan says that's a good idea considering it accounts for over 1 billion dollars in spending instead of considering lay off of staffing. we need to bring back a conversation to contract when we contract city work out. let's make sure that it's worthwhile and it's actually delivering the results and not it's time to terminate contract. >> mayor breed was unavailable for an interview as was mayor-elect, daniel lurie. but in a statement, lurie said the budget deficit is a crisis that we must face head-on and it will require us to make difficult decisions we can't simply cut our way out of this, nor can we balance the budget on the backs of working people. we need to stop spending more than we can afford while prioritizing investments that are critical to a full economic recovery and the maintenance of essential services. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> 10 38. the time oakland, fast. food workers say they're owed thousands in back pay and they

, connie chan, our current commissioners.i hope williams and isaac sevier, our alternate shanti singh and then, as i mentioned, jackie fielder also want to note the key role that the clerk's office plays in supporting all of the work of lafco. and so to angela and to elisa. thank you for all of that work and for sometimes having to be very creative in figuring out how to, you know, dot all the i's and cross all the t's and, and make sure that this work that lafco does, that the board does that. it's all complementary and done by the book. so thank you for that. and i also, you know, i do want to thank the public bank coalition and the external coalitions. the environmental groups have pushed for years for cleanpowersf other folks, some of whom call into our meetings, others who, you know, weigh in and who drive so much of this work. and then and then lastly, our council, you know, lafco has its own attorney separate from the board and, you know, representing public entities not always the easiest work, not always, but but oft

chair chan, aye. we have two ayes with member member melgar excused. >> thank you motion passes. with that, i like to move both items to full board with recommendation and roll call, please. >> on the motion to forward both resolutions items 30 and 31 to the full board with positive recommendation as amended, vice chair mandelman, aye. chair chan, aye. we have two ayes with member melgar excused. >> motion passes. [applause] with that mr. clerk please call item 32 and 33 together. we'll give it a minute. >> item 32 and 33, hearing --making sure i'm heard. item 32 is hearing to consider the review and approval of the budget guidelines for the board of supervisors clerk of the board annual budget for fiscal year 25-26 and fiscal year 26-27. item 33, a motion authorizing the clerk of the board to exercise a final option to extend the term for 6 years through december 31, 2031, for budget and legislative analyst services with harvey m rose associate llc and directing the clerk of the board to take all nec

commissioner chan will miss the meeting. commissioner safai will be late and like to excuse him from the portions he misses. before calling our next item i want to invoke 3.26 from the rules of order to limit total comment per item to 30 minutes my intention it give each speaker 2 minute in an item but unless i may -- reduce that if it looks like we have a lot when we call for the itemful >> madam clerk calm our next item. >> two, chair's report an information item. as we close out twenty 24 i want to thank you for your collaboration and especially thank your staff. thet a staff and partners on an eventful year of progress and recovery. calvin ho and i joined the staff's holiday party last week and it was a fun celebration of thet a's 35th birthday and all of the accomplishments the last year. highlights first as we noted a couple times but can't be noted too many times portal received 3.4 billion dollars from the transit administration this year andent row to the engineering stage of project development. congratulations, ag

i'm supervisor preston joined by supervisor connie chan. we are staffed today by sfvtv calina mendoza. thank you for staffing the meeting. >> public comment will be taken on each item on the agenda. when your item comes up and public comment is called line up to speak on

the melissa chan, thanks for joining us. we begin in syria were some of the arrival factions are to merge the countries effective liter. um it will shut out, has reached agreement with faction chief to dissolve and consolidate. under the defense ministry, a prime minister set the ministry will be restructured with former rebels and officers from the army of the ousted dictator pressure outside. 7 syrian journalist or some of the honda joins me now from conditionally in north eastern syria. thank you so much. so there seems to be in agreement which factions have agreed to dissolve, and i'm not even sure if that's the right word for it. dissolve to thank you for having b as we start do is um we can get a merry christmas for all the people. and mostly i'm talking about the city and people and wish to the us. we have a piece, but i'm no one starting with a new you with the, the, solving the table functions in syria. this talks has been started by the beginning of control in good faith. she is on the most cuz uh after like, uh he

team [indiscernible] and then we had team member from mta working on the traffic issue, stephanie chan. these things are not simple and why they take time and there are a lot of hands in this one. there are a new more thank yous i will shuffle through the notes to thank but i will turn it over to our supervisor and as mentioned earlier, she doesn't just love parks between supervisor melgar and our mayor, they are grabbing the reins of what san francisco could and should be with tomorrow with great wespect what it has been and what it is today and holding on to the important parts of the past. cities grow and change and evolve and we need to think about that and two great leaders to my left think about it a lot. supervisor melgar, the mic is yours. >> thank you phil. [applause] i can have favorites. i love inner sunset. it is such a loving supportive community and i'm so proud to have worked on this along with our great american parks mayor, london breed and phil ginsberg. there are a couple things i want to expand on. it is a beautiful entrance to the park and also gateway to inner sun

wolves had gone in front through hwang hee—chan before rodrigo bentancur levelled for spurs. tottenham ahead at the break. but strand—larsen's 87th minute goal keeps up wolves' good run under new boss vitor pereira and continues tottenham's recent struggles. very disappointing, obviously the outcome. it's a game we really should've put to bed a lot earlier. after going a goal behind, we had opportunities, obviously we scored twice. we had opportunities to get a third. the game is always in the balance. the context of thatis the balance. the context of that is a real tight group of players at the moment. you can tell we just like a little bit of sharpness and the areas we need. they tried hard. both fulham and bournemouth are now seven games unbeaten in the league, after they drew 2—2 at craven cottage. dango ou—a—ttara came off the bench to rescue a point for bournemouth in the 89th minute. the result leaves them sixth — a point behind man city, and one ahead of fulham in eighth. seven games unbeaten at the level— seven games unbeaten at the level you _ seven games unbeaten a

madam clerk, please call the roll. >> on the motion not to disclose, member chan, aye. chair preston, aye. i have two ayes. >> thank you. that motion passes and any further business before the committee today? >> that concludes our business. >> alright. thank you again and thank you especially to our clerk for all your work in the committee. it has been a pleasure working with you and again to supervisor chan and thank you deputy city attorney russi and your predecessor deputy city attorney ann pierson and with that, this committee is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] the first time with kids. so they planned it. they planned it all. like you're ready. and we missed the storm up there. really? yeah. we missed the river. you know, it was supposedly hit us on the. it was coming in. my dog. all right. continuing with roll, commissioner janez. commissioner, you present. commissioner janez. can you hear me? sometimes they have the mic. i can't, i can't hear you for some reason, even though i'm on the video. just to call roll. you can hear me now. are you present? are you presen

where entires chan. >> not present. why supervisor dorsey. >> front. >> engardio. >> front. >> supervisor mandelman. >> not present. why supervisor melgar. >> present. >> supervisor peskin. >> present. >> supervisor preston. >> present. >> supervisor ronen. >> not present. why supervisor safai. >> present. >> supervisor walton. >> present. >> mr. president, you have a quorum. >> thank you. the san fran board of supervisors acknowledges. [ramaytush ohlone land acknowledgment] colleagues join me in the pledge. [pledge] >> madam clerk before you make any announcements or communications, i want to acknowledge the 39th mayor of the city and county of san francisco, former mayor, thank you for being here today. i also want it thank colleena mendoza from sfgovtv for her years of service to the board of supervisors and before we hear from the clerk. is there a motion to excuse supervisor chan? we'll take that without objection. supervisor chan is excused. do you have communications? >> yes. to begin that we received this aftern

during the pandemic, mark zuckerberg and priscilla chan gave eight of their favorite restaurants $100,000e, sushi sam's was among them. well, coming up next at 1030. supporting students in san francisco for years to come. we'll tell you how the 49 ers foundation is helping to inspire creative writing i'm reggie aqui. >> i'm lyanne melendez. i'm luz pena. i'm tara campbell. >> i'm j.r. stone at abc seven news. >> we deliver local stories with real answers to help make our city better. >> a nonprofit group received an early holiday gift that will keep on giving. the 49 ers foundation has pledged a multiyear donation of $100,000 annually to a san francisco organization. 826 valencia works with children in underserved communities to help develop their writing skills. the organization is now the 40 niner foundation's first ever legacy beneficiary in san francisco. >> i think like no cheerleader will beat the level of enthusiasm that we feel about being recognized in this way. >> foundation for the last 30 years has been had a commitment to education, where the only team that has classrooms in

dr chan hong says the child in marin county is most likely being treated with tamiflu and antiviral medication commonly used to treat the more familiar flu here in the u.s. because it's a pandemic in wild birds. >> so i guess the other thing is that people see denver is dropping you know, they should contact the health department. >> historically, the bird flu originated in birds. but as of march of this year, the virus was found in dairy cows this year, a california dairy company, raw farm llc, issued a voluntary recall to a batch of their raw milk that detected bird flu for best safety practices to protect you from viruses like the bird flu chin, hong says stay away from raw milk and dead animals. and if you are having flu-like symptoms like muscle aches and headaches, stay home. >> first of all, to get the flu shot and the reason why is that, you know, it's not the brewery flu shot. you know, want to be a situation. we got regular that flew at a bird flu together because what happens is those to viruses could exchange jeans and then bird flu can figure out a way to get in albany. >> marin c

fly me to the moon with scarlett johansson and channing tatum. that one was a really good romcom.ll of us strangers. i've never cried so much at a film in my life. - we loved wicked because it's all about friendship and two unlikely strangers meeting and becoming best friends. in our programme, a visit to auschwitz for the polish premiere of the oscar—winning the zone of interest. also, revisiting a french film classic at the time of the summer olympics... entertainment isjust about engagement. ..plus revelations from the british film—maker who won big at the oscars. earlier this year, the executive producer of talking movies asked me if i wanted to go to auschwitz to cover the polish premiere ofjonathan glazer's holocaust drama the zone of interest. i have to say, i hesitated. i'm of germanjewish ancestry. my father was born just 150 miles from auschwitz, and the family fled germany in 1933, not long after hitler came to power. anyway, despite my hesitation about visiting the site of the largest mass murder in history, i put my fears aside and just forged ahead and visited auschw

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