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china town, so many groups saying enough is enough. we care about public safety. we don't want to see our grandmas knocked down and beat down. we have to do better and protect them. and better means we have to make changes. there are four things that i am here to push for. and i want the board of the members of supervisors who sadly are saying no to these things, who sadly are being obstructionist, who sadly will not even calendar the items to give it a chance to be heard in the public, that we need this. we need you to be better than that. we need you to put politics aside and think about the people's lives. what if were you? what if you had no other choice? that's what today is about. we have no other choice. we need change. so the first thing i'm asking the board of supervisors to do, stop playing games with the urbanalcamy contract and pass it. stop playing games with these people he's lives who are out here. the same people who claim and believe in second chances, but when it come to urban alcamy all of a sudden, they got amnesia

then we did a back pack give away in the a china town-dance festival. this is the backpacks-a thousand back packs gathered. a thousand in my garage and china town handed out 500 to the afa through the back of the engine. then [indiscernible] parade fair. we managed the first aid booth. here is group at city hall from the library before the start of the parade. during the parade. and china town car show just last month. we had our classic car there, vehicle. was a good attendance. we made sure we showed up and like i said, there for people to see that possible to be a firefighter if you are asian. most recently, we helped package 20 thousand meals in the war memorial for low income veterans. it was all day event. we managed i think did manage to package 20thousand meals. the most recent one-- the biggest thing we did was just last month where we-is it showing? was in end of august, we volunteered some of my team is behind me, we went to maui to assist in the relief effort. clips of what we did. here is us leaving the oakland airport. we arranged flights

and then, as the area of first settlement in the city is where our barbari coast met china town, met a growing and virjing downtown with the city's first treasurer, captain dwarf. he's the pred ecessor to jose cisneros. it's extraordinary to think that in his day, this part of town had not yet burned down three times to the ground t.had not experienced the 1906 earthquake and fire and each time it reemerged. that's exactly the story of san francisco again today. and by acknowledging our history, and i was thinking this morning, that the boogie man in the old days was the expansion of the height and bulk and mass of downtown into the human scaled neighborhoods of jackson square and china town. and today, the imperative is to take the vitality and the night life that are happening in these communities and bring them southward again. i think we can do that. there is a lot of opportunity in the crisis. and i remember in the early days of pandemic, as we were just start to go think about shared spaces, tony marcel and waivers tavern wanted close this street. we had no rules in those days

. >> i'm an immigrant and came to san francisco china town when i was 13 years old with my mom and brother. my first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you know, we gotta make sure the next generation contains for generations to come. am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfas

it would develop urban design strategy to connect the place to other destination in china town. includes 2 rounds of public out reach. which will include chinese language translation and will be complete in the june of 25. i can take questions we have project managers from the experience agencies as well as transportation authority. >> thank you. mr. pickford open this to public comment. >> reasons why i seem sure of myself is because i have been told hat future is i know what tell be -- that's why i tell you when we are talking about today is not part of it. the look like it is part of it but will failch because the future is beautiful. there will be tough the times first. have you to understand. if you insist on having this that is sort of -- a salad. you get burn exclude this is it the laws of consciousness, first. look at the skies. let's see and we have remote comment on item 7. is there no public meant. why public ment is closed. is there a motion to approve item 7. moved by ronen and seconded by dorse and he i think we cannot take this. call the roll. >> correct. >> commi

china town, north beach, embarcadero, the barbary coach. there might be ships underneath us. where we are now is a place i call my local cheers bar. it is lot more then that. it is cocary, [indiscernible] it is a greek rest aurant. >> and you are greek. >> i love this place because it has the greek term for welcoming of strangers, so it really cuts into what we are talking about. all the international journalists coming from the far corners of the earth. what better place then to come to some place the ethos is about welcoming. >> absolutely. and we welcome all you to come to san francisco. check out our many restaurants including this one. >> of course, we have to say welcome everyone. >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses, and challenges residents to do their shopping within the 49 square miles of san francisco. by supporting local services in our neighborhood, we help san francisco remain unique, successful, and vibrant. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i am the owner of this restaurant. we have been here in north beach over 100 years. [speaking

to thank you lediju for your leadership in realizing the significant decrease in sro family in china town and the chinese community who benefit friday your stewardship with the mayor's office and hud. and of course our partners in the mayor's office housing and community development so more families can be moved from the sro units into sound affordable houseing gives them dignity to live lives and space for their children to study. and part in the most basic amenities many of us take for granted. i know it has in the been easy or path to follow. i very much thank you on behalf of another late executive ed lee who startd that process during his term. and thank you for helping make it a reality. to see so many in the chinese community yesterday to the mayor and supervisor and advocates from china town community development center support your leadership we thank you so much for make use in a potent, powerful and fundamental way. the value of the housing choice vouchers this changed over 250 lives thus far. i know this those remain on the list are awaiting your pursuit ensuring we get to zer

we were out in china town last week presenting and hearing from community about what do they need in order to make sure this all of their needs have been met. we are dog this w in terms of updating our planning and resolve details. then getting this information out to community. on our website you can sign up for specific transportation related alerts. and you can use 311 and the city website in order to provide the team with input about things we may have missed. >> yes. so there will be signage and we are grateful that the city call for voltories was woild low successful. we will be the beneficiary of men of the excess volunteers who we will turn in ambassadors throughout the transportation system to guide people route changes but also to invite people to enjoy real san francisco. that will be a part of the w we will do the next weeks is getting the monopolying and signage and most important low people on the street red to provide directions. any other questions? >> first of all, number one, a lot of officers will be working for long hours we want them to have a place to rest we ha

our highlights i think i did left time we were at the china town command staff. pedestrian asa league. [inaudible] and the mayor. that concludes my report and happy to take questions >> thank you very much, chief. public comment on this report of yours. first. well is nobody propping the podium. and there is nobody on the line. >> public comment is closed. commissioners? comments or questions at this time. commissioner fine stein of i'm not sure chief kaialoa whether this is [inaudible]. nicholson but it is a distresses me we have members that don't live in the state of california. if there were a catastrophic event. there could easy low be in this city, what is the plan to get them here in do they stay home and whatever state they near and not respond? >> would you like me to take that? >> first, i -- happy to we can look at what the numbers are. in terms of folks that don't live here and get had to you. we have an entire recall plan for when we do need to get people here for a disaster. i don't i don't know if you have more than i do. shayne? why don't we get m

stereotype barrier and when ity asked my publisher not to bring any >> the interesting story outside of china townd i did my north american story in little town called outlook cespedes catch juan and a thousand -- saskatchewan and there's a few -- i won't go into that and that story is like the chinese restaurant i wanted to shoat role and -- especially ethnic restaurant surf, you know, as a community. that's the aspect of it. >> there's no aspiration and sign of making it is directing people outside of that and you broke through that ethnic ghetto and made it big and now have three or four across. >> it's impossible to talk about food without talking about politics. >> my book is six chapters going through paris, naples, istanbul and since i live in the multicultural neighborhood in jackson heights, my idea is to do an american piece and thanksgiving in then neighborhod where it was 186 languages but then the war broke out in ukraine and everything changed. i started questions this comfortable with my own globalized cosmopolitan and food was always part of this and my epilogue was about boars, a

it would develop urban design strategy to connect the place to other destination in china town. includes 2 rounds of public out reach. which will include chinese language translation and will be complete in the june of 25. i can take questions we have project managers from the experience agencies as well as transportation authority. >> thank you. mr. pickford open this to public comment. >> reasons why i seem sure of myself is because i have been told hat future is i know what tell be -- that's why i tell you when we are talking about today is not part of it. the look like it is part of it but will failch because the future is beautiful. there will be tough the times first. have you to understand. if you insist on having this that is sort of -- a salad. you get burn exclude this is it the laws of consciousness, first. look at the skies. let's see and we have remote comment on item 7. is there no public meant. why public ment is closed. is there a motion to approve item 7. moved by ronen and seconded by dorse and he i think we cannot take this. call the roll. >> correct. >> commi

our highlights i think i did left time we were at the china town command staff. pedestrian asa league. [inaudible] and the mayor. that concludes my report and happy to take questions >> thank you very much, chief. public comment on this report of yours. first. well is nobody propping the podium. and there is nobody on the line. >> public comment is closed. commissioners? comments or questions at this time. commissioner fine stein of i'm not sure chief kaialoa whether this is [inaudible]. nicholson but it is a distresses me we have members that don't live in the state of california. if there were a catastrophic event. there could easy low be in this city, what is the plan to get them here in do they stay home and whatever state they near and not respond? >> would you like me to take that? >> first, i -- happy to we can look at what the numbers are. in terms of folks that don't live here and get had to you. we have an entire recall plan for when we do need to get people here for a disaster. i don't i don't know if you have more than i do. shayne? why don't we get m

destroy, good evening, hello, my name is alena, yura, very nice, very nice, yuri , we are located in china townical streets, here every building is from the eighteenth, nineteenth, 20th centuries, in our boutique hotel there are suitcases there used to be a hostel, and why we are called a suitcase, i’ll tell you inside, let’s go, over the past few years, this is generally the most... a long experience of being away from home, because even trips to parents, or even to friends, it’s always a few days, at most a few nights, such a time to leave my own nest, let’s say, for a longer period of time has not been in my life for a very long time, we collected a suitcase from different parts of our planet, and you will see suitcases literally in every corner of our hotel, they are in rooms, at the reception, in our cafe, that is, everywhere we have this is the main element of our decor, also pay attention to the paintings, this is a british artist, peregrine heathcote, these are paintings in the style of the middle of the last century, the main subject of the paintings is a girl in traveling, then the ro

the city of san francisco is suing a group of china town. property owners for, quote, creating in inhumane living condition. what the city hopes this lawsuit will change. >> station. he's calling news 2. >> thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 2. i'm justine waldman. we will begin with the latest developments from the israel hamas war. we now know that more than 1800 people from both sides have died in this conflict just over the past few days. and this number does include 14 americans. right now. israel is retaliating with relentless airstrikes on gaza as the targets that terrorist organization. we're looking now at the destruction in gaza. 150 hostages from israel are still being held captive by hamas. there. and now we know that some of them are u.s. citizens. president biden speaking moments ago saying that the u.s. stands with israel. >> because president? i have no higher priority the safety of americans being held hostage around the world. brutality of the mosque. bloodthirsty. brings to mind the worst, the worst rampages

it would develop urban design strategy to connect the place to other destination in china town.ludes 2 rounds of public out reach. which will include chinese language translation and will be complete in the june of 25. i can take questions we have project managers from the experience agencies as well as transportation authority. >> thank you. mr. pickford open this to public comment. >> reasons why i seem sure of myself is because i have been told hat future is i know what tell be -- that's why i tell you when we are talking about today is not part of it. the look like it is part of it but will failch because the future is beautiful. there will be tough the times first. have you to understand. if you insist on having this that is sort of -- a salad. you get burn exclude this is it the laws of consciousness, first. look at the skies. let's see and we have remote comment on item 7. is there no public meant. why public ment is closed. is there a motion to approve item 7. moved by ronen and seconded by dorse and he i think we cannot take this. call the roll. >> correct. >> commissio

with are you going to take into consideration that make-up of the neighborhood like china town, mission? [indiscernible] the other question i have is, how many cbd are there all together? i run the mission street, 10, 12, 14 blocks. there is a lot of cbd, three cbd. how many are [indiscernible] you talk about the drug users, the homeless, [indiscernible] >> thank you for sharing your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello supervisors. scott 15a, a resident of the mission district and i wanted to first voice my support for making it easier to put in positive social joyful things like libraries and benches. i have a concern around this legislation and that is the abuse of planter boxes as anti-homeless barricade and hostile architecture and i have a visual of this. as you can see, i think there is a clear difference between people putting out planter boxes because they like to garden and try to fill as much space as possible because they think the solution to homeless is not have public space for anybody. i'm concerned this legislation doesn't do enough to create accountability around t

to thank you lediju for your leadership in realizing the significant decrease in sro family in china town and the chinese community who benefit friday your stewardship with the mayor's office and hud. and of course our partners in the mayor's office housing and community development so more families can be moved from the sro units into sound affordable houseing gives them dignity to live lives and space for their children to study. and part in the most basic amenities many of us take for granted. i know it has in the been easy or path to follow. i very much thank you on behalf of another late executive ed lee who startd that process during his term. and thank you for helping make it a reality. to see so many in the chinese community yesterday to the mayor and supervisor and advocates from china town community development center support your leadership we thank you so much for make use in a potent, powerful and fundamental way. the value of the housing choice vouchers this changed over 250 lives thus far. i know this those remain on the list are awaiting your pursuit ensuring we get to zer

. >> i'm an immigrant and came to san francisco china town when i was 13 years old with my mom and brothermy first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you know, we gotta make sure the next generation contains for generations to come. am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfast

to thank you lediju for your leadership in realizing the significant decrease in sro family in china town the chinese community who benefit friday your stewardship with the mayor's office and hud. and of course our partners in the mayor's office housing and community development so more families can be moved from the sro units into sound affordable houseing gives them dignity to live lives and space for their children to study. and part in the most basic amenities many of us take for granted. i know it has in the been easy or path to follow. i very much thank you on behalf of another late executive ed lee who startd that process during his term. and thank you for helping make it a reality. to see so many in the chinese community yesterday to the mayor and supervisor and advocates from china town community development center support your leadership we thank you so much for make use in a potent, powerful and fundamental way. the value of the housing choice vouchers this changed over 250 lives thus far. i know this those remain on the list are awaiting your pursuit ensuring we get to zero fa

we were out in china town last week presenting and hearing from community about what do they need iner to make sure this all of their needs have been met. we are dog this w in terms of updating our planning and resolve details. then getting this information out to community. on our website you can sign up for specific transportation related alerts. and you can use 311 and the city website in order to provide the team with input about things we may have missed. >> yes. so there will be signage and we are grateful that the city call for voltories was woild low successful. we will be the beneficiary of men of the excess volunteers who we will turn in ambassadors throughout the transportation system to guide people route changes but also to invite people to enjoy real san francisco. that will be a part of the w we will do the next weeks is getting the monopolying and signage and most important low people on the street red to provide directions. any other questions? >> first of all, number one, a lot of officers will be working for long hours we want them to have a place to rest we have o

the cross, headed by emperor alexy mikhailovich tishaysh, gathered at the resurrection gate of china townlly, the turn came to russia, the icon of the most pure virgin mary, iveron, the same type as tikhvin and kazan, the so-called hodehydria, the way the pointing, most pure virgin slightly bows her head, looking at the child god, but there is a peculiarity in the iveron icon, when we peer into her face, we see on her cheek, on the cheek, a bleeding wound, the face of the mother of god, mournful, deep, church tradition reports that the iveron icon in the middle ages was kept in the hands of one pious woman, this was the era... the persecution of icons, called iconoclasm , and the imperial police, as we’ll call them, looked for icons everywhere, as, by the way, was the case in the twenties of soviet times, they tried destroy them, so it was reported to this christian woman, the soldiers who appeared in her house saw a huge, beautiful... image of the mother of god, one of them hit the image with a spear, a terrible miracle bled from the cheek of the mother of god's cheek, the warrior was pu

hard work they have done in making the promise that our late mayor edlee made to our sro fell in china town. without the city resources. moc hd and without all of the individuals i have named including this body meaning our teams that work with us. the work would not have been possible and there has been med a commitment that there would be zero families. i think there were 500 family in sro's and we are down 147 families and agreed we would get to zero. i have talked request my team, we are identifying how we can get to zero. and i think there are 12 more this we identified that can quickly be offered to the families. thank you again for all the heard work. along with the entire staff. it was exciting yesterday not only did we have -- the sro family event and had the opportunity to witness the upper yard grand opening the new balboa p bart plaza. and staff were in attendance at the ribbon cutting ceremony. it is the newest affordable mixed use transit oriented development in d 11 we have 39 vouchers, which are quick low leased up and it is exciting because the 39 project based vouchers are

cultural district and historically significant neighborhoods has physical markers like dragon gate in china town [indiscernible] so in 2019 soma began the process of selecting an artist for creation of cultural gateway or arch for their cultural district. this process involved extensive outreach including community meetings and public opportunities for input. i saw some of the early designs for the district when i was new in mew tenure on the board and i was very pleased to see the design they ultimately arrived upon. the gateway draws inspiration and incorporated art, creating a arch over rus street at folsom and encourage everyone to visit the website to learn more about it. soma is also working with city agencies to insure there is proper fire clearance, does not impede utility lines align with the street scape projects soma west [indiscernible] 10 months planner director rich hillis work [indiscernible] of the gateway. given the structure will be in public right of way and enrich the public realm. there seems to be agreement among city leaders this is a excellent and worthwhile project but m

to ensure seniors are ware what to expect and how to get to specific places, and heading up to china town as many of the residents in those units are model language chinese speaking and ensuring that we're dealing with the access issues for them. so i want to thank the providers that we met with today as well as the community members that came out in the yerba buena community. thank you. >> thank you, president. >> oh i also want to note that linda mason is going to be managing from a staff perspective along with our counsel diane jackson. thank you. >> thank you, president. item number 5 is general public comment. i want to note that this portion of the agenda is not intended with the commissioner staff. please state the business and matter that you want the staff to be aware. it's not to engage in a debate. if you have questions or would like to bring a question to attention, please bring your communication to email, that being said we can open for any general public comments. and any virtual, please raise your hand and we will let you in. i do not see any hands raised. then we can clos

as you can see with the lawsuit that p d uc is doing with an attorney with china town important programs i want to mention was it is ultimately there are tenants it will - wouldn't have bathrooms or kitchens i know this department has said um, new construction in some situations but the fee is gone up slightly you get less inspections but it is residential construction which is all of us. and inspectors are ways up after the pandemic the situation is really dire i want (bell ringing) to look at landlord fees have not been raised since 2005 i was paying 6 hundred a month in rent the last time that fees were raised and tenants have doubled in rent has not tripper and our fees to cover the services that are need to go up accordingly (bell ringing) thank you all. >> next public comment. >> once you place the item there. >> you have it? >> hi, my name is chris been a building inspector with the city and county of san francisco almost a quarter of a servant century in regards to bernie it is in his deposition director o'riordan i referenced he is out of his district i mentioned this several ti

it would develop urban design strategy to connect the place to other destination in china town. includes 2 rounds of public out reach. which will include chinese language translation and will be complete in the june of 25. i can take questions we have project managers from the experience agencies as well as transportation authority. >> thank you. mr. pickford open this to public comment. >> reasons why i seem sure of myself is because i have been told hat future is i know what tell be -- that's why i tell you when we are talking about today is not part of it. the look like it is part of it but will failch because the future is beautiful. there will be tough the times first. have you to understand. if you insist on having this that is sort of -- a salad. you get burn exclude this is it the laws of consciousness, first. look at the skies. let's see and we have remote comment on item 7. is there no public meant. why public ment is closed. is there a motion to approve item 7. moved by ronen and seconded by dorse and he i think we cannot take this. call the roll. >> correct. >> commi

whitney jones china town cdc calling in support of the measure, chinatown cdc has benefited significantly from the ability to use residual reseelts receipts in a different way especially with impact of covid. our portfolio has a set of struggles mostly related that this will provide assistance and addressing as we have benefited from it in the past, so i urge you support this measure. thank you. >> thank you for sharing comments. next speaker, please. >> great. david pillpel. i spoke on this item in april and may. i don't have a issue with mohcd or affordable housing or lease amendments but i think charter section 9.118 and 9.118c, powers that lie with the board of supervisors cannot be delegated in this way. 9.118c says unless provided for in this charter any lease of real property for period of 10 or more years including options--the modification amendment or termination of any lease shall first be approved by resolution of the board of supervisors and there is a carve-out for maritime leases under the port commission. i said before and say again, i think if someone wants a carve-out fo

china town, north beach, embarcadero, the barbary coach. there might be ships underneath us. where we are now is a place i call my local cheers bar. it is lot more then that. it is cocary, [indiscernible] it is a greek rest aurant. >> and you are greek. >> i love this place because it has the greek term for welcoming of strangers, so it really cuts into what we are talking about. all the international journalists coming from the far corners of the earth. what better place then to come to some place the ethos is about welcoming. >> absolutely. and we welcome all you to come to san francisco. check out our many restaurants including this one. >> of course, we have to say welcome everyone. >> now for 4:11 p.m. and we're going to begin the san francisco housing, do we have any great sounds like that? we're now going to begin our october 26th meeting of the full housing authority of commissioners. may we please take roll. >> yes, we can start with torres. >> present. >> lindo. >> present. >> kim. >> present. >> and commissioner pikes. >> present. >> thank you. and go to item numbe

separate from my nails, i surfed social networks, found the account of a salon that is located in china townode laser. yeah, what manufacture? and this is a life hack, ask about the equipment; employees should know which one they have. and if you plan to take a laser hair removal course or visit a cosmetologist, can you also clarify if there are licenses for this type of service? we don't have a license, we don't have any igraukalov and there such procedures are not to be done, at the nasthetic. choosing a hairdresser, there ’s no need for conversation, don’t be shy, ask questions, what can the hairdresser offer for your look? it's a bad sign if he criticizes. the work of the previous hair stylist, you can do airtuch, it will be brighter, airtu it generally looks like dawn, the coloring was done there 2 days ago, that is, this is an imposition of a service that should not be provided, the person could have suggested, let’s do some kind of care , and also, a competent master before the procedure will evaluate the condition of your hair or nails, again without criticism, for example, oh horror

. >> madam chair and [indiscernible] from china town community development center. wanted to express our full support for the proposal before you. thank you also for leadership of president peskin and mayor office. but, concretely for our organization like cdcd, we presently have 5 projects in the pipeline, 2 do not have the funding necessary to proceed without this bond. roughly 340 units, both family units and senior housing and without this bond the prospect of those projects are in jeopardy. what we see on the ground and i work in the housing counseling program, majority of the tenants presently are waiting to find housing. they look on the program and basically cannot afford the units that are online. majority of the seniors earn incomes under $1200 a month. i looked at dahlia this morning and there isn't a unit to get into the lottery mentioned before. there is urgent need for the housing and we strongly support this measure. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. charley [indiscernible] council community housing organization. we rep

. >> i'm an immigrant and came to san francisco china town when i was 13 years old with my mom and brotherirst job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you know, we gotta make sure the next generation contains for generations to come. am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burger joint. open late nights. then it changed over the years and became the breakfast stap

news coming up next on data view news, asia, businesses on beijing terms, how china is hitting for nationals with exit towns that are sweeping counter espionage loss. and a time when these business means tells of his or steel in china after his breast on spine charged with the 10 has those stories and more for you after very short break to stay with us. if you can. i'm sarah kelly in berlin. thank you so much for your time. take care. the jackie is changing 6 years ago. he said he can't get any was to, but it does guardians of truth. this time, excel gen, this turned into meets the voices of a free turkey alter as the other one had to flee into exile. i knew the police would search my house. courageous people are trying to stem the turkish governments all sort. tammy calls.

joyce alley district 3, the lighting improvement project a very small modest one, but very key to china town has been completed. this is is to help make the sidewalk inviting and safer near gordon elementary and cable car line and new subway station at rose pac. [indiscernible] the new lighting and ta provided $500 thousand in prop aa vehicle registration fee funds to support that project. two more. the sfmta bike rack instillation around the city is making great progress. mta completed another traunch,ic about 1400 bike racks installed with funding from the transportation fund for clean air from the air district we administer for the air district. the board approved this round back in june, so want to take a moment to highlight the progress mta continues to make and appreciate that approximately 30 percent of the racks are in equity priority communities over the last few years. members of the public can continue to request instillation of new bike racks by visiting sfmta.com/gettingaround . fulton street safety project completed the last final piece. the speed radar sign on fulton at 16 and

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china town, north beach, embarcadero, the barbary coach. there might be ships underneath us. where we are now is a place i call my local cheers bar. it is lot more then that. it is cocary, [indiscernible] it is a greek rest aurant. >> and you are greek. >> i love this place because it has the greek term for welcoming of strangers, so it really cuts into what we are talking about. all the international journalists coming from the far corners of the earth. what better place then to come to some place the ethos is about welcoming. >> absolutely. and we welcome all you to come to san francisco. check out our many restaurants including this one. >> of course, we have to say welcome everyone. >> for us, we wish we had our queue and we created spaces that are active. >> food and drinks. there is a lot for a lot of folks and community. for us, it started back in 1966 and it was a diner and where our ancestors gathered to connect. i think coffee and food is the very fabric of our community as well as we take care of each other. to have a pop-up in the tenderloin gives it so much meani