the connections between city hall and city college is not in city college is on the front line of challenges a great example after george floyd ab 89 said starting in this course all police officers have a minimum of associates degree the critical srpmic of well-trained ovens have to come into city college and a good example last year the u.s. city court made in the u.s. department of education said do most important connection for equitable and social ability is the city college have to focus on community college to get the different we have to connect city college to state and other issues to make relevant. >> thank you would you repeat the question. >> yep to how will i advance the goals 6 city college with a need to collaborate with supervisors, the mayor not to mention state and federal people to make meaningful progress. >> yeah. a lot of ways to collaborate with city, state, and federal both sides for me, too i think that is important to continue it is strong relationships to the providers an amazing program that offers opportunity for the students and residents to continue to center

third, revitalizing the city and economy. i will attract business back to san francisco, reenergyize downtown [indiscernible] tourism will play a key role in my plan. bringing buildings to local business. finally, making san francisco a place where people love to live. i envision a san francisco where residents with delight in experiences, enjoying entertainment and live life to the fullest. additionally, san francisco residents will have access to free child care and healthcare and individuals will have enough income to enjoy their retirement. i have a clear and actionable vision for san francisco. i deeply care about every single resident and believe in the potential of our city. san francisco deserves a brighter future and together, we can make it reality. thank you for your support. together let's build a safer, stronger and more vibrant san francisco. >> tired of voting for career paul tgzs? had tired choosing a party that doesn't represent your value. like many san francisco resident i was frustrated by elected official

it is a unique part of the city. >> we are off in a corner of the city against the san francisco county line 101 on one side. vis station valley is still one of the last blue color neighborhoods in san francisco. a lot of working class families out here. it is unusual. not a lot of apartment buildings. a lot of single family homes. >> great business corridor. so much traffic coming through here and stopping off to grab coffee or sandwich or pick up food before going home. >> a lot of customers are from the neighborhood. they are painters or mechanics. they are like blue color workers, a lot of them. >> the community is lovely. multi-racial and hopefully we can look out for each other. >> there is a variety of businesses on the block. you think of buffalo kitchen, chinese food, pork buns, sandwich. library, bank of america with a parking lot. the market where you can grab anything. amazing food choices, nail salons. basically everything you need is here. >> a lot of these businesses up and down leland are family owned. people running them are family. when you come here and you have an un

>> unfortunately for the city this is a major crisis point for city government. of course unfortunately for eric adams this is also a major political and coming crisis for him. some of those conversations will be the mayor asking people to stick around and saying you would do to run your portfolio, your department or if there deputy mayor of them continued to work on some of the programs and policies the working under the mayor has a number significant proposals and policies that need to be pastor is amended. there is governing that needs to happen that not just mentic everyday services. but we're also adding point where we seen a couple of these resignations don't seem to be tied to the investigations. we are at a point in time going towards last year of a four-year term where you would normally see some of these people moving on. it's that only an natural time for some people to leave and administration now you have this added burden of the mayor and indictment. he could really be, were already at a crisis point but it really could be a very deep coming crisis

the city has a long way to go to fot just be a wethy city brut just city and hope you join me in being a part of the solution. thank you. >> citizens, my name is r brown. i'm running for d9 supervisor, and i got a storied history mpt began in the navy out of high school. i spnt 6 years. a electroner count er person, i have three top secret clearance, worked all over the western theater. out of the navy in started working on playgrounds working with kids, coaching, driving school buses and this and that. from there, i went into fire fighting. i was a firefighter 5 years and got certification for fire fighting, i got out of fire fighting and became a teacher. i got a bachelor degree in education and fallowed couple years later with a fellowship from clemson. i had national certification. social studies, english and in special education. i locally, my--the political campaigns i worked on are many many many. locally i worked with matt gonzalez in 2003, propaganda minister and i worked-carried signs hundreds of miles for campos [indiscernible] cathy porter. what you do when you enter the bo

who will be the headliner on the gala stage of the city day and the city of minsk-savetsky. let's go to the christmas poster. verasen on praise. summer, weekends in the capital and in the region will be full months with short-term sales. the minsk mayors with the signs of justice in the concert hall of verkhniy horad passed the great ceremony of honor. laureates of the professional mastery competition. 39 winners of the minsk masters competition were people of different professions. special representatives of the council of the republic, who contributed to the work on the profitability of shoes, thank you, of course, to the organizers for such events, it's very cool, and i think that people enjoy it very much. the city of minsk, first of all, is people, these are minsk residents who make it better, more beautiful, more comfortable, safer, cleaner and more comfortable with their daily painstaking work. initially, the idea was to show the masses profession, working profession, working man. today it has grown into something more, we have creative professions, we have teachers,

to make us a better city. >> and really a good learning experience xrefrns city augment but amazing departments across the city working together or working together in the same room and part of this in a meaningful way it everyone is united truly everyone. >> what we do matters a lot of i can't take credit. >> when i'm done with that all we can tie the bow on that and send it off. >> i'm he getting an opportunity to find it exciting that's what we're here to do to serve the city we love and wanting really great learning experience. >> extremely rewarding and the great relationships with the people >> i think there would be a lot more suffering. >> if i imagine san francisco without animal care and control, i know there would be thousands of animals every year who just wouldn't get that chance. whether that means going home with a family, being released in the wild without this concerted thoughtful group focused on all these animals. the picture view and daily care. so many animals would be lost. >> but i don't think people understand what goes on. they don't know how hard the staff

city combat is the highest military art. and city combat is not chaos.is. which were supposed to destroy wine shops, that is, machine gunners run into liquor store and break all the dishes, so that again the red army soldier, excuse me, would not get distracted and decide to just drink some water or something else there, that is , you see , even such psychological details were thought out so that nothing would distract from the execution. groupings, but their attack failed. on the morning of april 9, soviet troops resumed the assault on the city. disparate and exhausted groups of german soldiers took refuge in the eastern part of könechtsberg. there were fewer and fewer people willing to resist. soon the germans began surrender en masse. general lyash later recalled. towards the end , reports began to arrive more and more often that the soldiers who had taken refuge with the residents in the basements were losing their will to resist, in some places desperate women tried to snatch weapons from the soldiers and hang a white flag from the windows to put an

nasto oksana pogomiy, deputy of the kherson city council. mrs.o, glory to ukraine and i hope that good morning. glory to the heroes, good morning, everyone is alive. thank god. and that's good. just from kharkiv oblast, bohdan tkachuk joined us and talked about the fact that despite the fact that there are shellings every day and they often hit, civil infrastructure is also destroyed, and unfortunately, people die, but the mood in... kyivans is optimistic and life it continues and rages there, although this is not about the pre-war norm, is it possible to maintain such a setting in the kherson region, because it is not easier for you, there is a different type of shelling, but we also know that drones are constantly hovering and it is not easy for civilians, well, according to our statistics, which we believe are incomplete on...

bohdan tykachuk, deputy of the kharkiv city council, is in touch with us. mr. bohdan, i congratulate you. the enemy is really hitting kharkiv with everything he can hit, what is in his arsenal, what is available to him, guided aerial bombs, ballistic missiles, all this incoming, guided missiles. is flying to kharkiv, as of now, i will ask about the situation over the weekend and today over monday. i know that there are wounded who are still in serious condition after the attack on september 21, which happened on saturday, it was also sunday, and today, please tell me more , we will start with kharkiv, then we will talk about the region, because there are also kupyansky, chuguyivskyi districts in the region, there are also wounded, unfortunately, there is a dead woman, it also flew there, please, and... good day , can you hear me, yes, yes, i do, and, according to the situation, yes for the last three days, right now, if you can hear, the alarm is sounding, today, it seems, it has already been activated for the fifth or sixth time in the city of kharkiv, that is

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away, put it together, in the city itself, in the city itself , there are three of us, yes, two work,wo work in the military administration, from the city, city, yes, yes, clear, thank you, have a good day, we wish you, oksana pogonii , deputy of the kherson city council, what do you think? i was not ready to hear the numbers two, two, three, i was absolutely not ready for this, for this number, but you see that ms. oksana told us that it is not enough, well, the guys will not close the issue, but they are needed, and since they are needed above all for the military, then for civilians and less of all this remains, this once again confirms the fact that it is the rebs who must be denounced, well, you see, they just hunt for civilians, the majority of civilians died in kherson this month, in the previous month, actually from dropped from drones, but they work with drones not only on the front, but also on civilians, so we also need to increase the number of these means, here is this qr code that you see, it is actually for that, it is for drones and for slaves, please support, because

my city attorney's office helped to lead the fight to save city college, but we are now in a different era when city college is faced with new challenges again. and luis, i can't think of someone who is more of the right person at the right time for this job. and you will hear in a moment about his personal commitment. but there's no one who i think, in addition to a number of you who helped to serve in this role, who has more of a personal touch point for what this has done for him. i'll also say, as someone who's a son of immigrant parents, luis immigrant background is also incredibly relevant to this job. he is someone who's been fighting for years for the role of immigrants in this community, fighting in my office to engage immigrant parents and immigrant communities in our school system. and i just can't wait to see how he's going to work with the diversity of san francisco and moving us forward. so i could not be more thrilled. again, thank you, madam mayor, for your appointment. and with that, i want to bring up someone who i've had conversations with about up and coming leaders

the city gave us refuge from violence. i raised 3 daughters in district 7 and work hard to insure everyone who wants to stay in san francisco can. thank you and november 5, vote for democrats, kamala harris for president and myrna melgar for district 7 supervisor. >> hi. i'm math boschetto. forth generation san francisco, small business owner and father of three and running for district 7 supervisor. my family has been on the west side all most a hundred years and that is why when i encouraged by mbers to step up and put my hat in the ring. with my business, raising my kids here and my home i have too much at stake to sit oen the sidelines while city hall rests oen the biggest issues. as a small business owner, i feel we are particularly set up to address issues the city is facing because we are highly sensitive to the different layers of policy failures san franciscans are facing, around public safety, failures around homelessness, and failures around excessive planning processes and fees. as the leader in district 7, i w

she sells city trips to junction. so it's part of her job to think the cities grace. oh you way, nancy. so are try me young. i might want to have fun. junction is a fun city. i want to stay here for a while and then move on to learn more. can i give you the i like it here. life is comfortable in which i use the shuttle home back a door. when you wake up in the morning to open the windows, it's often raining outside and fresh air blows in your face and you know, come see me and tell me that the exciting. yeah. during the day you tours enjoyed the romantic mountains. so you see, and then here comes the excitement. you'll never forget this to see the 250 maces below. i stood supply. i lead to sho susan, next door to be on the phone with things are going well. i do a 100 orders at the best for about 10 hours. normally it's more like $4050.00 up to 60. and then what is the engine in china and facing is deliver it from fresh chicken face to books of milk folder around the clock by app. and the delivery service will be at your door a few minutes late to lead. so shown doesn'

york city mayor.ople have to continue to run their race. obviously, many of them have already called on eric adams to resign. that is certainly i think what he should do. there is more to come. that is just i think, that is clear. so, i am hopeful that it won't ultimately affect our ability to take back the house. which i still feel very good about. >> as much as it is a challenge for democrats, it is also an opportunity given how the republican party has responded to criminal indictments of its stars i guess you could say. the republican party has been brushed under the rug. or pledged feelty. i want to draw your attention to everybody who is watching to chuck schumer. no one is above the law. including the mayor of new york city. the legal process should now play out speedily and fairly. that's what you want to hear from a party right? >> over and over again, look at the republican party. the cult party of donald trump who you know is are, they have reveled in his outrageousness including saying wha

funded by the city.garding nonprofit boards, again, it is overly broad. for example, there are thousands of d.p.h staff, and many of them would like to share their expertise through board service with the dozens of health care nonprofits that contract with d.p.h. and it's often in service areas that are not part of their jobs. so you might have a city employee regarding substance use who wants to serve on an aids nonprofit. this would prevent them from doing that. and again, the issue is with staff who are not participating in contracting decisions regarding the nonprofit board they're serving on. non city staff should be allowed to serve on nonprofit boards, even if there's a contract with the department. and there are other guardrails that could ensure that they don't participate in matters involving that nonprofit as part of their city duties, it could require approval by the department, case by case, with criteria to guide the decision. so and we also want to distinguish nonprofit and for profit boar

rediscover the city. you can spend as time you want and you don't have to make reservations and it's important to be free because we want them to develop a love for cable cars so they do continue to support whether they live here or other places and people come in and say, yes, i have passed by and heard of this and never come in and they always enjoy themselves. people love cable cars and there's none left in the world so if you want to ride a cable car, you've got to come to san francisco. that what makes the city. without the cable cars, you lose part of that, you know, because people who come here and they love it and they love the history ask they can ride a cable car that has been running since 1888 or 1889. wow! that's something. can't do that with other historical museums. rarely, have i run into anybody from outside who didn't come in and didn't feel better from knowing something about the city. it's a true experience you'll remember. i hope they walk away with a greater appreciation for the hist

in the city, the enemy released from half a dozen shells. a two-story private house and an outbuilding were occupied. already in sums. victims of the rocket attack, including six children, the ministry of internal affairs reported. four people are also in hospital. in the evening, the occupiers attacked the city with rockets, targeting the center for social and psychological rehabilitation of children and homeless people. at least six high-rise buildings were also damaged. on august 31, for the first time during the war, the muscovites used a hybrid of a rocket and... a donated grim e-1 aerial bomb on kharkiv. after a short lull, the terrorist country again intensified its attacks on the city. during the month, the occupiers attacked kharkiv 11 times - informed the mayor of the city, ihor terekhov. the targets of the enemy, as always, were civilian objects and peaceful people. the air-raid alarm sounded 213 times in the city, which is more than 380 hours. the russians used high-explosive aerial bombs six times. kh-59 and iskander m. vorog mi

crime is actually down in the city. but what would you do specifically to improve crime in the city and public safety? >> i would just say it is my number one priority. there is just nothing else that matters if people don't feel safe. if our parents taking their kids to school don't feel safe. if you are getting on muni and you have a rough experience, you are not going to get on and ride muni. that's what we are seeing from it administration. they put their finger up in the air and decide whether or not they are pro law enforcement or not. you have my commitment that i will be for public safety. we need to staff our sheriff's department and our 911 dispatch office. we need to do a better job recruiting officers with housing subsidies and educational subsidies, continuing education for our officers. and listen, more police officers does not mean you'll be okay. when you're 500 officers short of where we need to be, we should be around 2,000. and that is a real problem for our small businesses and for families here in s

our schools are on the-mind but city in crisis. running for supervisor because i came home and found a drug useer in front of my home. there were 5 kids on the top floor but couldn't stop himself. we must make sure people like him don't hurt himself or anything else. last year [indiscernible] a lot happen ed in the tenderloin now part of our district. we are a village in district 5 and we are going to help them. i have been walking thin streets talking to business owner jz non profit and expert and police and peopling on the street. my plan developed with input is the best strategy to get dealers off the street, users into treatment and clean safe streets in the tenderloin. it is a real solution to the rule problem oen the streets. i'm the only candidate to compel drug users into treatment. the only candidate who past legislation at the city level to get our kids help and algebra this fall. i fought hard for kids during covid and will fight for neighborhood just as hard. i will fight for the fillmore grocery store, i will fight for

city services. she's also been using the city's journey home program, which offers one way bus tickets to homeless people in the city who are originally from somewhere else, to take them back to their home communities and families. the city's homeless oversight committee is having a meeting this morning, but before that, the coalition of homelessness is planning a protest at city hall asking to call on city leaders to change their response to their handling of this homeless crisis. they will ask the city to prioritize offering homeless placements for the people they sweep that protest. that news conference, all expected to start later this morning at 9:00. reporting live from san francisco city hall. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. we're also following the tragic story of another school shooting. four people were killed at a high school in georgia. two of the victims were teachers. richard aspinwall was a math teacher and an assistant football coach. christina urmy, also a

i've been city for 23 years. i saw san francisco at its best and worse i'm committed to restoring san francisco to its fullest potential, our city is facing challenges, crime and homelessness i believe these problems are not out of our reach. as a attorney, i fought for justice and ensuring that no one is left behind. i'll bring that same determination. i believe in tolerance for crime and real solution for those who need help not just empty promises. we need to build housing for our seniors right here in san francisco using the resources that we already have, government own land and property who can construct those homes. the city is exempt from these rules and regulations allowing us to build these homes quickly. reneed to reform our police force ensuring our police officers keep us safe. we need to get the mentally ill and drug addicts where they can be housed and medically treated. once treated they can return to the community can training and job opportunity and connections. i'm running because i believe in

our officers are working very very hard to make sure that this city is the safest city in america and we will continue this trend with the help of drones. our violent crime is down 12 percent, prairpt crime is down 35 percent, and again, i have to give thanks to our leader of our city, mayor breed for making this all happen. and now, without further ado, i will introduce mayor london breed. >> thank you chief scott and thank you to our district attorney brooke jenkins, the pla president lieutenant tracey mccray and others from the san francisco police department joining us today. this partnership didn't just happen. it happened because we worked together. it all started when last year i had a opportunity to visit a number of our stations in san francisco, our police stations and i had conver sations with many officers directly. the feedback time and time again is, we want to do our jobs, but we need more tools to do a better job for the people of san francisco, and they would talk to me about technology and how other jurisdictions were using this technology and how effective it was. l

the number of city dwellers is 6. almost people to 1500000000 and the city just to kill us is growing along with them. has last season trucks a big lift everywhere and go to exhaust fumes. lagos, cairo. i'll try. and john spikes are among the most pretty to advocate cities fits rich due to a, a police shooting applicant is twice as high as the global average. any cities on the continent having trouble finding a solution? in again, discovery tool found probably wouldn't mind joseph b and guess he's tired of it. the trust the continued city has customer life last year alone, someone 1600 pedestrians died. intrinsic accidents. in addition, many guides will go to and seek from the party to here. we have very many vehicles on the road. most of them not in a good condition. they put thing, got fumes, which are not good for even the people who are working with living in a city whereby we are king people. every day. we need to rethink and permit desired . a city that is fearful they won't hear. so gonna position words that co

the city attracts nuggets like a neodymium magnet. and also in this city.shoots accurately, many met their soulmates in vitebsk, for example, the prima donna of the russian stage ala borisovna and maxim galkin, and this is kirovsky. a funny story is connected with the bridge: after the war, it was very long restored, naturally, this situation was taken up by local journalists, they assumed that the bas-reliefs, which are very reminiscent of snails, symbolize the long-term construction. rhinestones, it is clear that pushkin is respected in the city, of all the classics of russian literature , only he was honored with a monument. the monument has been erected. the people's path to it does not overgrow, and next to it there is a bench for quarreling lovers, but it is time for us to go, our friend it is time, no, the heart does not ask for peace, but only carries away into the depths of the city, victory square, perhaps, is not only the largest area of ​​the city, but also of belarus, third place. occupy in europe, second only to samara and warsaw. eighty-five-

, city, capital, minsk, city, hero, 10, nine. 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1. dear friends, president of the republic of belarus alexander grigorievich lukashenko. dear compatriots, today belarus celebrates national unity day, which symbolizes the inseparable connection of generations, the strength of spirit of the belarusian people and their tireless desire to live in their state on their native land. it is especially significant for everyone who feels belarusian not only by birth, but with their soul and heart. 85 years ago, the assembly of the powerful of this world, our houses were burned, property was robbed, lands were divided into principalities, voivodships and provinces, people by language, faith and ideological conviction. our ancestors looked death in the eye more than once, but each time they rose from their knees unbowed, wiping sweat, and tears went forward, how is this relevant today? the road to gaining our own statehood before belarusians opened at the beginning of the last century. the previous interethnic disputes ended, territorial claims we

on september 14, the city day will change and the schedule of the city transport movement will be launched. so, for buses number a 100, which run in the areas of christmas festivals, the interval will be shorter, on route number 22 a trolleybus will be launched with a large reduction in traffic. we provide for a reserve of rolling stock, this will especially concern after the fireworks display after 23:00, that is, these will be corresponding additional units sent in different directions of the city, as for the operation of the minsk metro , a reserve will be provided on the first and second lines, that is, after 19:00, an additional one on the second the line will have two two cars, the work schedule of the metro will also change seven ranitsa until midnight, on the moscow... factory lines the interval for the circulation of the warehouse is five weeks, on zelenaluzhskaya the geta is a period of eight weeks. dry outside, unbearable exits from the fire, the usual increased number of fires in ecosystems and residential sectors. only in the last 24 hours in the minsk region, the warriors res

in the city. in ramala. villages have been in in clashes between iof and palestinians and the israeli settlers as the israeli s have attacked the the location or the area between ramala and jericho which is arab and some settlers took many palestinian families, many bitcoin palestinian families over there as hostages for for many hours also in khalil more checkpoints are being spreaded, making the lives of palestinians harder and making the the movement between the cities uh much harder. now let's take a listen to some of the jenine residents speaking about the die situation they are facing as a result of the israely offensive in their city. one day israely army entered to use bullosers and began destroying everything, they left nothing. they destroyed vehicles and houses, then they went to the other neighborhood and then surrounded all the houses around us. for the past nine days, we have been living in terror and fear, and top of that there's water. and no electricity, when israeli forces came a

and for me, my vision of san francisco is a city that is safe a city with clean sidewalks, a city with a thriving economy growing neighborhoods and small businesses, and our commercial corridors and as we talked about earlier, finally, again, a focus on families. that to me is a vision for san francisco that everybody can get excited about. and what we need is a mayor who's going to be a true leader articulate a vision for san francisco obviously have success, make progress towards that vision. then everybody in our city is rowing on the same war. all of a sudden we have safety back. we have clean streets back, all of a sudden our economy is humming again. and then san francisco can fulfill that promise that we again believe it to be this iconic city in the world >liz>all right. mark farrell, thank you so much for being here. >>>>thanks for having me. >liz>and again, we'll be talking with san francisco, san francisco's mayoral candidates all week long tomorrow our guest will be incumbent mayor london breed and we'll be right back ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select n

join me in the fight to save our city. donate, volunteer, call a friend, jeremiah boehner for district 1 supervisor. >> hi, my name is danny asking for for your vote. 10 year resident of district, renter and community organize, my background is rooted in the neighborhood. executive director of san francisco neighborhood centers together, expanded program said to serve low income families, youth and immigrants across chinatown, russian hill and north beach. as the president of--organize safety town halls and started the north beach farmer market. as your next district 3 supervisor, i will lead the effort to hire more first responders from police officers to 911 dispatchers so we can keep our communities safe. i will make it easier for new homes to be built and protect tenant by strengthening rent control and confront our tragic drug crisis expanding treatment program, arresting drug dealers and lower barrier to recovery. i see district 3 as priority because that is the role of district supervisor, to improve things block by

it flies around the city, but all the same, some people do not analyze, do not understand, it is not known what they have in mind. i am talking now about those who work for the enemy, surrender positions, set fire to military vehicles or vehicles that have any signs of military vehicles, a recent court decision condemned engaged in, brought to criminal liability, he was caught back in july, how actively do the city react to such events, when someone is discovered, detained, and then when there is a corresponding court decision, and in fact, do all trials end in this way? in the city , they react like all of ukraine, as negatively as possible, not understanding the motivation of these people, because it is illogical, unreasonable. right in time of war, as well as handing over coordinates, as well as setting cars on fire, because this is usually done precisely for the funds that are promised the russians, the special services of the russians, but they are not paid, in most cases, therefore, in my opinion, the reaction is the only one here, the only one throughout the country, and it is

they work in daly city and they work in other parts of the city. they need the great highway and pushing them on the other city streets increases the opportunities and danger of accidents because so many intersections. >> currently, there is finalize design for what the proposed park would look like. >> vice president kamala harris coming back to san francisco. her staff says she'll be attending a fundraiser on saturday september. 28, the location, the fundraiser has not been released. you got to get a $500 ticket for the event to get that information. >> in santa clara county, the registrar of voters office is reminding voters they can start voting on october 7th with mail in ballots. >> or send in their ballot either in their own mailbox were come to any of the 100 and 9 official drop boxes that we have located throughout the county as well. we have a centers that are opening starting october 26th and those will be open for also taking in but vote by mail ballots or also open for in-person voting. >> registered voters says they will be sending ev

is is a major city and major cities have challenges. just like what happened in ricky piersall shooting, the police were on that scene less than a minute to make the arrest are district attorney led charges. we have increased our capacity. we have built our 21st century technology out, drone surveillance and other things. one of the reasons why we are seeing such a major difference is because of the work that i have done. and we will continue to build upon that work to make sure the people actually feel safe in this city. >> i want to stick with you. i'm kind of from another angle on public safety. you have order the arrest of more drug users, your supporting proposition 36 which would put more people in jail for drug possession, shoplifting and other thefts. our cities jail population is on the rise this year and that has come with more fighting and attacks on deputies. why did you see this problem coming and wouldn't something like prop 36 potential make it worse? >> to be very clear, equipment for law enforcement agencies all of the

that happens in our city.eed to be investing in technology infrastructure to maintain tree inventories, to then ensure that we are monitoring these trees, ensuring we spread the urban canopies into the districts in the neighborhood that are not being served today. and that's how we get this back on track. thank you very much. candidate supervisor dean, thank you, and again on an issue like tree planting, i just want to distinguish between talking about it and doing it. and that's what we've been doing. we've done three major plantings in neighborhoods of district five that follows our tree plantings in the tenderloin. so i absolutely agree with the diagnosis of the problem. but we have been going to bat for the funding and battling against the bureaucracy in city hall that we stand up to in my office. it took us two years, but we got trees in the lower haight, north of panhandle tenderloin, and we'll continue to do that work. i did want to address, though, the connection with housing, because this is a really