chair chu. >> here. >> board member herrera. >> here. let's test our mics really quick. >> there we go. here. >> chair chu. >> here. >> thank you. >> with two board members present, we do have a quorum and we'll move on to the land acknowledge today. we acknowledge that we are on the unseeded land of the ramaytush ohlone. as the indigenous stewards of this land, the ramaytush ohlone have never lost or seeded their land as well as all their people who reside in their traditional territory. as guests we recognize that we benefit from living and work oning their traditional homeland. we wish to pay respect by acknowledging the ancestors of the ramaytush ohlone. >> the next item is 2, opportunity for public to comment on any matters within the board's jurisdiction that are not on the agenda. this item is general public comment. this is an opportunity for the public to comment on any matters on the board's jurisdiction. comments may be heard. general public comment may be continued to the agenda if speakers exceed 20 minutes of public comment

and then lastly last but not least want to bring our our city administrator carmen chu please come up. >> hello, good afternoon afternoon i'm the city conservative and welcome, everyone to city hall a beautiful event it is great represents the spring and new beginnings and also want to say this year we're looking forward to a wonderful year in the celebration with all of you and especially thank supervisor for bringing this year after year and the mayor to continuing to host and sponsor for those of you who don't know a handful of celebrations in city hall this is one of them and thanks to the leadership and the supervisor and the mayor thank you for your great work and, of course, we have the year ahead (clapping.) . okay. everyone thank you and enjoy the treats and thank you for coming out today >> i think a lot of times we get in adult lives we are afraid to follow our passions and think life can't be that easy. but i truly do believe i followed my heart this time in my journal in city government i did not know that is where my passion lied. i kept following it and ltd. to great op

and with that i want to introduce next up, our city add administrator, carmen chu. [applause]. >> thank you, mayor breed i want to thank everybody who joined us and especially our mir for her vision and her steadfast focus making sure san francisco is headed in the right direction with make sure we support small businesses and making sure we continue to build the pipeline of house thanksgiving we need. so i want to thank the mayor for her continued commitment. for folks who may not have been the permit cent open in the 2020. many did not know this building opened. we are happy to welcome you to the building for the first time in this way it introduce the work we do here. as we opened update facility we started to roll out more services. in 2021, and in 2022, we provided 50,000 different customers about 150,000 different service throughout permit center here. applause is great. [applause]. a lot of people are coming throughout facility. to step back the vifthz center was a simple one. that was just to say, the process that we have and how people are able to get a bui

before we go into the closed session we want to acknowledge and thank the city attorney chu chu when at the served as is assembly member. i know he believes in the intervention and want to save as many lives and want to acknowledge this was different to a person depending on where they sit what looks september might are are differently which with protecting a city from you harm i got it but i continue to believe we scant sit by in foreclose which to many of our residents die from over doses we must do more and do that now we're famous for taking risks we're san francisco we change the world in the process of taking risk and city attorney took a risk when worked to distribute clean needles and now clean needles is considered a best practices all over the country and the dennis herrera took a risk to merry same-sex couples and the supreme court has made that right i'm asking you to take a risk if line with the to altercation tradition nerve the biden or 92 son-in-law will take illegal an ax against to san francisco to address open air drugs on the street neither body of government took

chu.e you understand what that is. that is misleading. mr. chu, this is yet another instance of tiktok attempting to mislead americans about what their technology is capable of, and who has access to their information. madam chair, i'd like to -- >> add like to respond to that quickly. >> and citizens lab to the record -- >> without objection, the gentleman years back. chair yields to the gentleman from maryland's. mr. sarbanes. >> thanks very much, madam chair. i'm trying to pick up on a theme that we've already covered, here which is the effect that this platform, along with other social media platforms, by the, way hasn't terms of mental and behavioral health in this country. i will speak to what's happening elsewhere in the world, but we've talked about the impact it's having on children, on teens. we took some action last year in this committee to try to improve access to resources, authorize critical programs to address the mental health needs. we need to do even more than that. we'v

chu finishes third scoring high points for taste. >> i think it's a new discovery and further >> chu will no doubt have plenty of competition. chefs around the world continue to be fascinated. >>> all right, shifting now to the weather. stormy conditions were on the menu thursday for wide areas of japan. our meteorologist jonathan oh has the details for here and elsewhere in our world weather report. >> hello, we have been dealing with some strong winds in parts of japan and certainly windy in tokyo. and back to the west we saw gusts up to 95 kilometers per hour. as we saw the cold front trying to make its way towards the east 123 millimeters of rain in fi24 hours. that's a lot of rainfall. and so as we go forward in time we're looking at rain across japan. once again as we go into friday a high pressure system off to the east is pushing back against a cold front that's trying to move through, so it's going to take a slow trek towards the east. so as we go throughout the next 24 hours and up to 280 millimeters of rainfall with gusts up to 126 kilometers in some locations, be on the l

we have dom chu with more. >> there has been focus on whether the things that led to the failures ofley bank and signature bank this year would manifest in other banks like regional or smaller lenders. investors will review the earnings reports from the smaller banks in the coming weeks. it started this past friday when pnc financial reported earnings topped estimates on revenues characterized in line with expectation there has been a focus on the deposit basis for the regionals. as some customers at those institutions opted to withdraw money and put deposits in bigger banks for perceived safety pnc reported deposits grew ever so slightly over the past quarter. ceo addressed the banking environment post silicon valley bank and signature bank failures >> we have not seen any meaningful impact from the events of the past month our balance sheet is strong and stable we are operating the company in the same way we were at the beginning of march >> although pnc is a regional bank, but it is not in the same category of the banks that saw the most stress. still, pnc results provide a way to

special guest is david chu.s manners and you're watching san francisco rising the show that's about restarting rebuilding and re imagining our city. i guess today is david chiu, the city attorney for the city and county of san francisco , and he's here today to talk to us about the opioid crisis, reproductive rights and the non citizen voting program. mr chu, welcome to the show. thanks for having me on happy to talk about whatever you want me to talk about, so can we start by explaining the difference between the city attorney's office and the district attorney's office? i think it could be slightly confused. that is a very common fusion with members of the public so um, if you get arrested in san francisco by the san francisco police department, all criminal matters are dealt with by the san francisco district attorney . we handle all civil matters on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. what that means is a number of things. we provide advice and counsel to all actors within city government from ou

the read on regional banks and if fears of deposit outflowis were on the mark or something else dom chu>> and big mac lovers are in for a treat, but act fast. customers kwho owho order throu ya app can get the dip sauce in a cup. the move coming on the 58th anniversary of the ipo and an after the changes. >>> disney plus is adding five "spider-man" movies to the streaming service. the movies have been previously available on different streaming services due to sony ownership of the franchise. >>> and post malone passing bruno mars for diamond status on streaming platforms. he already had five receive the title prior to the recent wins post monale. "wex" is back in a moment. n flag . i'm an older student. i'm getting my doctorate in clinical psychology. i do a lot of hiking and kayaking. i needed something to help me gain clarity. so i was in the pharmacy and i saw a display of prevagen and i asked the pharmacist about it. i started taking prevagen and i noticed that i had more cognitive clarity. memory is better. it's been about two years now and it's working for me. prevagen. at stores

chu, let's hear from the next caller, please. welcome caller, we can hear you. yes i'm a resident of district 8. i think it's time for us to take a different approach to solving homelessness on the street. we heard a lot of good ideas today that it is time for us to concentrate on shelters in the interim period before we can create more housing. so i hope the board of supervisors will take another direction moving forward. and hopefully a year from now, we can sit back and see that we've made some progress, we need to make progress. thank you very much. >> clerk: thank you, for your comments. all right, mr. chu next caller please. >> speaker: -- ~>> no more callers on the queue. >> clerk: okay, thank you mr. president. >> public comment on item 24 is closed. supervisor mandelman. >> thank you, mr. president, thank you colleagues, thank you to all the folks who called in and shared all of the diverse perspective that san franciscans have about these issues and i want to thank our presenters from hsh. as well as sam dodge and amy king from jeff and gilman from all

chemistry in which our youth opened up and subsequently became the leaders of the team of the sharangoy chus, solovyov kolosov frota. skolichonok. pinchuk, these guys played at a fairly high level during the woodcraft period, but even though the chosen strategy showed its effectiveness and the dynamism managed to reach the playoffs for 3 years in a row , i am sure that it is time to add new energy to the team, perhaps the new coach will give the club exactly the momentum that the team itself and the many fans deserve for a long time they call alexander andreevsky dmitry kubartal and vyacheslav butsaev. recall that craig combined the posts of commanders-in-chief in dynamo minsk and the national team of belarus, because tomorrow the executive committee of the country's ice hockey federation. will consider the issues of recruiting the coaching staff for the hell of the team for preparation and participation in the may friendly games the big tour of the national team will be held from the second to the 16th belarusians will play nine matches with russians and kazakhs in five cities of three coun

watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange" i'm dominic chu in for holland howl let's kickoff with the equity futures. mixed session yesterday and now we are seeing red across the board. dow implied lower by 155 points off session lows s&p down 21 points nasdaq down 60 a decent more to the down side at the opening bell implication. checking on the bond yields. moving to the down side as we see a bid for the safety of the government bond. 2-year treasury 4.07 30-year treasury is 3.86%. energy is showing a move in the markets on the macro side. we are seeing a bid today and flat on the session for wti crude. flat on the session and $78.75 ice brent crude is flat as well. nat gas down 2%. in crypto, a bid for bitcoin at $27,423. up .20%. ethereum is off .50% $1,824 we are watching shares of first republic sinking in the big way after the first quarter results yesterday. a key headline is a massive deposit exodus in the first three months of the year we have more on that story in a moment >>> let's check on the corporate stories outside of first r

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dom chu with details, and i didn't think we'd heard the last of governor desantis versus disney, have> we have not to your point, that shareholder meeting kicking off in less than ten minutes for disney, juxtaposed with governor desantis, a republican, who said they are going to fight disney and the creek improvement district, the board that oversaw disneyland you remember desantis has now with the legislature put in a gnaw group to oversee that while disney kind of made a last-ditch effort to usurp some of those controls now ron desantis' team said they'll fight that and look at the legality of some of those efforts and a spokesperson from desantis' office, and i'll leave you with this, says disney is trying to keep its special corporate benefits and dodge florida law. we are not going to let that happen, quote, unquote i'll send things back over to you. >> okay. a note the executive producer of our new 7:00 program with brian sullivan says they have brigitte zeigler and she's on the reedy kraek creek board and at 7:00 p.m. eastern time quick comment? >> this is desantis testing iger

and also a friend to many people and excellent city attorney, david chu, thank you for being here. so i leave it to irish dancers. [irish music playing] [applause] >> thank you to the murphy school irish dancers, let's hear it again for them! [applause] next up i would like to call liam frost, president of the united irish society of san francisco. >> thank you joann and thank you for stepping up and being the mistress of ceremonies for us. i do want to welcome everybody to the 172 st. patrick's day season, thank you all for coming. i want to thank the san francisco bagpipers and murphy school of irish dancing for entertaining us. those kids are going to be the ones out here either at the podium or sitting where you are continuing our traditions. so it's great that we see them out there and that they're supported in every way that they can be. thank you again. i want to thank the mayor for host hading the flag raising and making us feel welcome. every year we come here, whether it's the covid or we have to move, it's great to get us back in this area. it's amazing what the flag bei

special guest is david chu.m chris manners and you're watching san francisco rising the show that's about restarting rebuilding and re imagining our city. i guess today is david chiu, the city attorney for the city and county of san francisco , and he's here today to talk to us about the opioid crisis, reproductive rights and the non citizen voting program. mr chu, welcome to the show. thanks for having me on happy to talk about whatever you want me to talk about, so can we start by explaining the difference between the city attorney's office and the district attorney's office? i think it could be slightly confused. that is a very common fusion with members of the public so um, if you get arrested in san francisco by the san francisco police department, all criminal matters are dealt with by the san francisco district attorney . we handle all civil matters on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. what that means is a number of things. we provide advice and counsel to all actors within city government f

steve, thank you very much dom chu on first republic. look for in terms of not just about this institution but regional banks in general. >> it's the same ones that we've looked at for every one of these regional banks this is probably the most important regional bank earnings report, the one that -- the main event, so to speak first republic, the one who lost 90% of its value over the last year tied to the failure of silicon valley bank. earnings per share expected to come in 85 cents revenue a hair under $1.5 billion. the metric everyone will want to pay attention to is the deposit number we expect deposits to go lower there's no real dispute about that how much lower is what we want to see and feel out. at the end of last year, december of last year, the deposit base was $176 billion at first republic the average analyst estimate right now has it falling to around $145 billion at the end of march, the end of the first quarter. much like western alliance, which we could view as maybe a blueprint for this particular one, western allianc

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. >> >> couple of people will not support is carmen chu here today she's not here but give her a hand anyway. >> this is a new person coming up from the park and police and an important day she was the dancer or dancer here the evaluate sheriff of san francisco please welcome ms. carter everybody there we go (clapping.) thank you for that on behalf of tommy we're happy to celebrate this time. and finding and resilience that san francisco has gone through as the mayor said. i just stand here with the other professionals public safety and first responders and in our community as we come together a celebration the finding we are best friends in the grid in 70 three san francisco has and i remember the 1906 earthquake we leave here with the same spirit they had and the same fighting spirit let's remember why we're here and when we leave here let's be stronger with more grid as we pushed forward and move forward. thank you. (clapping.) . okay. one more speaker why not the executor director of the state of emergency and she's on add individual surf would you welcome maryellen carol everybod

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i'm jennifer chu with american friends service committee, we worked with ms. singh and lieutenant coons over several drafts. the proposed policy being considered is compliant with state law and incorporates better practice compared to first drafts. some better practice include for the weapons clarifications on authorized use and providing context on recent use. while we believe there are areas for improvement in considering more careful low to authorize use for assault weapons we phase out the automatic fire weapons no longer needed. we recommend this referred to the full board for consideration and look forward to working with ms. singh and lieutenant coons and the sheriff's office as they appropriate for their annual use report and dialogue on how policies can better protect the people of san francisco including vulnerable populations. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> can you hear me? yes, we can. >> thank you i'm john coland i work for the american fund service committee and part of the many meetings with the sheriff's office andllow lute coons and we

the word odu chu is translated into russian as a healer.an console and soothe when i play music. i represent here our native land, beautiful nature, landscapes, rivers, culture, clean air, people are all good-natured and sympathetic. we play ethnic music. we have a foundation this is a national instrument, throat singing, tuvinian and playing the acoustic guitar, and on top of that we add, and some audio technologies, modern arrangements and get this kind of music. which you are listening to. our ancient art, it has been passed down from generation to generation and has now come down to us. we have a mission to leave our ancient traditions for our descendants. tell me why i will unlearn why you chose such a name, who do you heal and from what, but in fact you know, we believe that music as an art form can heal souls, that is, music does not soothe, it comforts, so we chose a name that suits our music. tell us what the song will be about. this song raises philosophical questions like uh why we u exist. uh, what is our role in this life and,

thank you, very, very much for o everything and thank you to the commander that worked with katherine chu to make that happen. thank you. (clapping.) . okay. so before i call up the first captain to recognize his officers i want to say this evening the officers will be awarded with that beautiful plague for the great work but also priority a one night stay courtesy of park hotel group a 5 hundred disclose or not disclose spending from the d x p and other supporter we hope they spend in union square mayor (laughter) and don't spend that that money outside of this county by order of the mayor and look approvals and no spending of my money until you approve that but excited to give you this is well deferring and with that, call up captain the commanding officers (clapping.) madam chair. >> and chief scott and board of supervisors police commissioners and sfgov friends great to hear about police officers who community-based above and beyond the call of duty to keep 0 the community satisfy apprehending a carjacking suspect. but stopping criminals in their tracks officers nick has not only pret

. >> look for us chatting more about it we'll see you in a minute, dom chu. let's get to a minute of corporate stories and post-pandemic hangover that we st seem to be getting through and no one stepped up yet. walmart continuing its fire sale of retail companies it bought over the last several years including bonobos and eloquy and johnson & johnson gearing the other way for the planned spin-off of the health care business they could target a $40 billion valuation for kenview for more, we have dan premack and j & j is a spin-off and it's not all things being shuttered and we have seen a spike in bankruptcies here. >> we have seen a spike in bankruptcies obviously, there's a huge difference between j & j and the consumer business and the household brands that we all know and things like bed, bath and beyond which have been troubled for years and they're finally throwing in the towel and maybe someone steps up in the last minute and even if they do, it's most likely that what they'll buy is the brand if you think about it, you might remember a decade-plus ago,

alongside kelly evans i'm dominic chu in for tyler mathisen today coming up, searching for answers.

like the beer seller dominique chu is here to explain. dom?for beer sales, he says 30 minutes, but it is actually closer to 31, so yes, just a little bit longer than what tyler points out, but the point being that because of those pitch clock changes to enhance the guest experience, you're getting some of that taken away in other parts. let's take a look at the beer sales. because in response to those shorter game times, and in other words shorter times to enjoy some of the beers and other adult beverages during the course of the game, there are at least four teams in major league baseball right now, possibly more in the offing that have now extended their beer sales, beyond certain cutoff points, usually by about the seventh inning stretch or so, if you take a look at the minnesota twins, the arizona diamondbacks, the texas rangers, and the milwaukee brewers, maybe no shock there, they have now extended their beer sales times to account for the fact that there are now shorter times. but i would point out, so many of these teams are taking thi

we won't let the boot chu. zhogo soldier or foreigner is not friendly.e are set to cross our border. if this is followed, we will respond symmetrically adequately. well, why use nuclear weapons if our fugitive banners are ahead of them, and behind them, that the first division, which i said, where our territories have already been set as a goal in belarus. we have enough other weapons to counter this. but, if we see that behind this lies the destruction of our country, we will apply everything that we have questions that we have been conducting throughout the country of unprecedented growth, military threats, if it is blazing around it is difficult to think about something else belarusians to the world used to, and it's still great even if for someone it has become a kind of banal reality, belarus well , maybe the only or one of the very few examples of the post-soviet space, where in the post-perestroika years , it was implemented without a conflict policy memory, and, of course, this is largely the merit of president lukashenko personally, because, loo

and with that i want to introduce next up, our city add administrator, carmen chu. [applause]. >> thank you, mayor breed i want to thank everybody who joined us and especially our mir for her vision and her steadfast focus making sure san francisco is headed in the right direction with make sure we support small businesses and making sure we continue to build the pipeline of house thanksgiving we need. so i want to thank the mayor for her continued commitment. for folks who may not have been the permit cent open in the 2020. many did not know this building opened. we are happy to welcome you to the building for the first time in this way it introduce the work we do here. as we opened update facility we started to roll out more services. in 2021, and in 2022, we provided 50,000 different customers about 150,000 different service throughout permit center here. applause is great. [applause]. a lot of people are coming throughout facility. to step back the vifthz center was a simple one. that was just to say, the process that we have and how people are able to get a bui

joining us with now is cnbc's dominic chu.bers tell us >> it just makes things more confusing. so on the face of it, like you point out, the number of americans filing for first-time jobless benefits fell from the prior week that's good news but that number was still higher than what economists were predicting that's bad also, the number of americans that are receiving multiple weeks of jobless benefits ticked higher as well again, bad news. and if that were confusing enough, the government is adjusting the way that it counts for seasonal dynamics that tend to lead to spurts of hiring or spurts of job losses at various times of the year. and then there is the revisions to prior weeks data. it turns out with those revisions to provior weeks, jobless claims have been undercounted for some time things were worse than previously reported. if you add that, the private employment report from payroll processor adp earlier this week coming in worse than expected, and a drop in the number of posted job openings from the labor departmen