in city hall. outside city hall. all over the city. and tomorrow we plan to light city hall in the colors of the mexico flag of red, green and white. [applause]. thank our council general for her partnership. and i want to thank ole ga for her work and so many others joining us today. i don't know but but i am i don't know if anyone else feels like this about any other toed that exist in the world. i can eat mexican food every single day. so that's why i'm more excite body i think i miss the free tacos but. hopefully someone has my back after we finished with this celebration. ir foal good to be here with all of you today. i foal the good energy and the joy and the excitement of independence. and on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, today we will declare it el grito day in the city of san francisco! [applause]. el grito independence day in san francisco! i know i butchered it but i tried. thank you for joining us here today! [applause]. [laughter]. okay. at this sometime i want to be able to take a point of privilege, and

it feels good, city hall is filled with love, excitement and joy from this wonderful community. and with that, i want to just express how we are making sure that everyone in this city knows that this is filipino american history month in san francisco. so al perez come on up! not only are we going to light city hall in the colors of filipino flag, reds, blue and yellow tonight; make sure you take your picture. but we are going to officially declare it filipino american history month in san francisco. thank you all so much! [applause] can i have legacy historical society receive the proclamation from the mir in cell bagz of the 80th anniversary of the march as well as eleanor fernandez to representative the 45than verse row of the fall of the [inaudible] holing.as eleanor f representative the 45than verse row of the fall of the [inaudible] holing.well as elea representative the 45than verse row of the fall of the [inaudible] holing.fernandez to 45than verse row of the fall of the [inaudible] holing.well as representative the 45than verse row of the fall of the [inaudible] holing.f

send your written comment by mail at city hall, one dr. carlton, room 244, san francisco, california, 94102. lastly items acted upon today is expected to on pear on the board of supervisors an agenda unless stated. >> thank you, madam clerk. to add to madam clerk's announcements, mask is recommended but not required through the building. be respectful of those around you and provide adequate spacing. madam clerk, please call item no. one. resolution authorizing the county health officer, the department of public health's director of environmental health branch, or their respective designees, to enter into remedial action agreements and oversee remedial investigations and remedial actions at hazardous waste release sites, pursuant to california health and safety code, section 101480. members of the public who wish to provide public comment on item no. one should call the number 415-655-0001 and meeting id is 24884524108 and press pound and pound again. if you haven't done so and would like to speak, press star three and you'll hear the syst

in the sunset deserves a voice in city hall that lives in the sunset. has are thes and referred of accomplishments for our neighborhood. i'm proud to be that voice and all we accomplished together. >> hello i'm maurice i'm running for office of of district attorney in san francisco. i'm a local product. i went it hik here. i graduated from college here. and i attended law school in the bay area. a resident of this city. and i witnessed over the years the gradual deterioration of the state of the city. crimes and violence. i have been a victim of a crime. however, if you lect mow on november 8, 20 too i will end crime as you know it in san front. i will do that. by simple low aggressively prosecuting crimes. charging both probation violations as well as new crimes. i will make sure well is compliance. i will aggressively pursue new crimes and if crimes are committed, and they are serious i plan to seek maximum sentences without any hesitation. i'm asking actual vote for me on november 8 to protect the citizens to protect the property, to protect the jobs

in the sunset deserves a voice in city hall that lives in the sunset. has are thes and referred of accomplishments for our neighborhood. i'm proud to be that voice and all we accomplished together. i'm stephanie a district 2 supervisor in san francisco running for another term this november dp love your support past 5 years i have been focussed on things that are important to conscientist webs public safety, helping small businesses and fighting corruption at city hall. looking forward it another for you years to work on those with regard to public safety. this past june i passed prospect d, which creates the office of witness rights and for the first time ever in this nation we will provide a right to free legal council for domestic violence victims. a mom and prosecutor and city hall veteran and gun violence prevention advocate and love public service. i look forward to running and would love your support. thank you.

in the sunset deserves a voice in city hall that lives in the sunset. has are thes and referred of accomplishments for our neighborhood. i'm proud to be that voice and all we accomplished together. >> hello i'm ms. bill copper i'm here today asking for your passport and your vote. and helping me get elected for the district 6 supervisor seat. i'm coming to you today asking for support and asking you to help me alleviate so many issues and disparity in our community and helping mow to focus on where we need to be at in san francisco. the election is november the eighth 2022. and i have been a commune member in district 6 for 40 years. i have always been committed to my community and to equity competence equality and excellence. i think people of color should be eli haved to a higher level then and there we have been for over 40 years. i need your support in helping meto get there and helping mow to make san francisco the better city that is really should be. please support me and come out to vote and if you see me, talk to me i'm willing to talk to all m

. >> brought their message to city hall before the city council met for the day. >> where do we go? where do we go anywhere? with time running out and options dwindling. people being forced out of the wood street homeless encampment in oakland that our pleading for the city council hard to step and help out. we don't want fix it us. >> we want you to a 5th and i think that you guys have heard me use a which to do for caltrans began the eviction process earlier this month. breaking down the unhoused community forcing those who have lived there for in some cases years to seek shelter somewhere else in the city. we're in a state of emergency. it's bigger than that. >> its total complete devastation. kelly is among the unhoused residents of the encampment who out during outside city hall tuesday morning. concerned their message to city leaders are is falling on deaf sanctioned parking lots, having reasonable rules and restrictions. you're you're excluding people arbitrarily and breaking up our community. >> which also is our support system. >> and my family during tuesday's city council

i have years of experience in city hall. i'm not part of a political faction. i believe in respectful communication. building bridge and reaching across the aisle and i refouz to be a yes machine for a gentleman that is in the doing the job sometimes city departments need tough love, too. >> hello san francisco. i'm brian adam and running to be district 10 supervisor. i was born and raise in the san jose and worked as an engineer. now i learned a lot working for city government. i'm run to give san front a voice. voter turn out and 3 and 30% speak a language other than english i want it easy to get involved i'm running on a simple plat furthermore of more housing, safer streets and better public transit. for the i want it clear the obtackles to more housing and support the programs helping renter become home ordinance. stable ouz housing helps us all live our best lives. next i don'ts think that more police officers other only way to a safer city. alternative policies brought smrter policing and better results more i will focus on what works rather that than st

doesn't help anyone. >> reporter: this money, supporters of the campers set u tents outside oakland city hall to put pressure on city leaders to come up with a more stable solution. >> we need to actually allocate land so that people have a place to go, place to call thei own. >> reporter: basing this property would work, known as they get north gateway parcel. the land is next to the water treatment plant. the proposal i to the boat eight acres to an established camp, with garbage pickup and sanitation facilitie . but the protesters are frustrated by bureaucratic roadblocks they are getting it city hall. >> it seems like every time we had this conversation, it is pushed off to another agenda. i gets tiresome asking the same thing over and over. you can se the need. all you have to do is walk to work, drive to work, an you see homeless people scattered all over the place. >> reporter: the homeless advocates say the city of put off solutions for a long time, and they are appealing to new members of the council to take the lead before they are left holding the bag. >> homelessness is set to ris

david: what did you do in city hall for mike bloomberg? dan: i was responsible for everything economic and financial. stephanie mayor for economic development. the first pass was built in the world trade center site. but then we really rethought the future of new york physically and financially. david: after serving a deputy in new york, you invested for how many years? dan: i invested for six years and then one day, mike bloomberg, we sat in this bullpen in city hall. i sat basically behind him. one day, he wheeled around and said what would you think about going over and running bloomberg? and i said to him, what are you talking about? in the six years that we have sat here together, we have discussed a company for one hour total. he said i think you would be really good. i had never run a big company before. i didn't know anything about bloomberg. i knew one person at the company. he said i think you would be good the good. i said ok, i'll think about it. so i came back the next day and said i'm going to do it, but i'm not going to do i

when he shockingly won to be mayor, he asked me to join him in city hall.avid: what did you do in city hall? dan: i was responsible for everything economic and financial. my title was deputy mayor for economic development and rebuilding. first task was rebuilding the world trade center site. but then we really rethought the future of new york fiscally and financially by having a five borough economic development strategy. david: after serving as deputy mayor of new york, you left after how many years? dan: i was there for six years. mike bloomberg, we sat in this bullpen in city hall. it was an open space. i sat basically behind him. one day he wheeled around and he said, what would you think about going over and running bloomberg? i said to him, what are you talking about? in the six years we have sat here together, we have discussed the company for one hour total. he said i think you would be really good. i had never run a big company before. i did not know anything about bloomberg. when i was in private equity, that was a layer of bloomberg. i knew one p

crowd of migrants in paris both sides rushed to the territory of the metropolitan city hall, while thes in the invasion are trying to avoid violence, they demand that the paris city hall provide them with decent living conditions . many of the refugees live in tent cities that are laid out in city squares or under the bridges in paris it is still quite warm, but at night the cold makes itself felt, in addition, the rioters demand an increase in food aid in most emigrant families there are many children and to feed their fill, it turns out not everyone. and this is footage from the united kingdom, where a new wind has spread of vegan activists from the animal rebellion movement breaking out into stores spilling milk and mutilating the shelves with cheeses. it turned out that these hooligans have no control, even according to the internal regulations of the store, spilled milk from a client is a problem of the trade establishment itself. and the police simply do not have time to stop the activities of combat vegan squads.

kelly is among the unhoused residents of the encampment who out during outside city hall tuesday morning. concerned their message to city leaders are is falling on deaf sanctioned parking lots, having reasonable rules and restrictions. you're you're excluding people arbitrarily and breaking up our community. >> which also is our support system. >> and my family during tuesday's city council meeting city officials discuss potential short and long-term solutions, including accepting millions of dollars in state money to fund the construction interim housing at the proposed plans call for an rv safe parking program and building small cabins is is. >> we don't get down with human rights violations. is what's the point of declaring homelessness emergency. if you're not going to cut through the red tape. councilmember carroll fife has proposed moving in the displaced residents city's largest homeless encampment. >> to the old oakland army base known as the north gateway, which is opposed by other city leaders because of the pres o

and ifelt when he became prime minister that we would see that success that he'd had at city hall forgraphically people said we could never win. and then he won twice. and then similarly in a referendum, which they said would never win. and he was instrumental in that victory, too. so i had assumed that it would continue. but a combination of events meant that wasn't to be. i've spoken to people who say that you were a kind of gordon brown to his tony blair in city hall, doing all the work, getting not much of the glory and thinking, i could do thisjob better than he could. well, you know, iforget who it was. there was an american politician who said there's no end to what you can achieve in politics if you're not interested in who gets the credit. of mission—focused person. i've never really been that interested in the celebrity side of politics. to me, it's about the mission. a final thought for you, then. given how keen you are on this project or mission as you describe it, do you share the worries that some have? that there are critics who are, to use the words of a telegraph colu

in the sunset deserves a voice in city hall that lives in the sunset. has are thes and referred of accomplishments for our neighborhood. i'm proud to be that voice and all we accomplished together. >> >> i'm kate and i like to introduce myself and had the ltd. you know who i am. i'm a 30 year resident of district 8. a lawyer, paraphernalia, foster parent, small business owner. neighborhood volunteer and returned graduate school and got a master's. i voted for the encum been for you years ago. our district and the city has gotten more expensive, dirtier and more empty store front its is heard to xoep run a small business. san francisco was the most childless city in the country and during the pandemic lost record numbers because it is so hard and expense testify make a life here. we need to change that. i support the creation of new housing lot it is of it to get processes down. all new development az of right so condition be blocked creation of housing we need. i support stream lining the permits of new business ideas and expanding zoning for small busi

that doesn't help anyone. >> supporters of the campers se up tents outside oakland city hall to put pressure on city leaders to come up with a more stable solution. >> we need to allocate land so that people have a place to go, a place to call their own. >> reporter: they say this property would work known as th north gateway parcel, 22 acres of land along west grand avenue next to the water treatment plant, the proposal is to devot eight acres to an established camp with garbage pickup and sanitation facilities. the protesters are frustrated by bureaucratic roadblocks they ar getting a city hall. >> it seems like every time we have this conversation it's pushed to another agenda. we ge tired asking the same thing ove and over and over again. all you have to do is walk to work or drive to work and you see homeless people scattered all over the place. >> reporter: the homeless advocates say the city has put off solutions for a long time and they are appealing to new members of the council to take the lead before they are left holding the bag. >> homelessness is set to risin oakland by nearly

you look at city hall is to the left of city hall and just walked to the bottom floor. we'll help you as far as filling out your valley, getting new address and whatnot. but it is good to go. james and area. you can see this. they're clearly marked. they put this in the overnight hours. and if you need the locations, i'm sure our handy dandy people on our web department, a post on our website. so you know exactly where to find it. no, they don't have a sticker to hand to you, but you can always do the good ol selfie right next to i back to you. that's a good idea. all right. thank you very much. well, 7.34 is the time and the university of san francisco school of law and the san francisco league of women voters. >> are going to have a debate so that you can get before you cast your vote. these 4 candidates running for san francisco district attorney. we'll be taking part in the debate. interim da brooke jenkins, maurice chain year. joe alioto veronese and john homicide key. the debate is a week from today. that's next tuesday at the mclaren conference center at usf. >>

the first gathering will take place at oakland city hall at 8:30 a.m. shocking video coming to light shows the moments a gun is drawn and shots are fired in an attempted carjacking at a san francisco shopping center. the gunfire corrupted just days ago. it's a story you only see on 7. >> it's family friendly. it's insane to see something like that. >> it is home to a wide variety of stores, eateries, even a vaccine clinic. never did shoppers expect to see this. it >> i got my covid booster. i'm certainly surprised to hear about it for the first time. lex video shows two men approached the driver in a blue honda sedan. one fires off a shot. the incident happened at around. >> it definitely looks like a safe area. >> and a second video, we can only show you a screenshot. you hear multiple rounds. you can still see where police marked the shell casings. we counted 10. >> it's crazy that it happened here. we just chill here and eat. it's crazy. >> they have no child to keep shopping here. >> it looks so safe. it makes you think something could go wrong in t

london breed: this is the first event held in city hall since the pandemic, and we are celebrating latino heritage month and san francisco. so i want to say thank you. we know that the reason why this theme for this celebration today is essential and present is because when we experience this pandemic in san francisco and things were challenging, this community was the community that stepped up for the people of the city and county of san francisco. so we're here to pay homage, we're here to talk about the tremendous incredible culture, community, and history. today, we honor three extraordinary women. i want to start with my friend, olga miranda. i love when olga dresses up, because when olga dresses up, it means we're going to have a good time. she's usually out there in the trenches, fighting for the women of local 87, and it's because of her we were able to keep people safe, cleaning the places of business, keeping people safe. this is a community that served san francisco during such terrible times, so we are honored to have you and your members here, olga. thank you for your work th

san francisco opened its voting center at city hall. this morning's opening comes four weeks ahead of election day. it means any eligible city resident. can you city hall as a universal polling place to drop off mayland ballots vote in person get a replacement ballot or even register to vote the deadline to register by the way is october 24th election day. again is november 8th. stay with abc 7 news for all things leading up to the election we have a special section on our website abc 7 news.com there you can find information about the california general election and a proposition voter guide in the city of antioch. the police chief's focus is on reforming the department and hiring new officers. this comes as an investigation continues by a grand jury the contra costa dies office and the fbi for potential police misconduct involving eight officers abc 7 news reporter leslie. brinkley talked with a new chief who has now been at the helm for six months. antioch police has eight officers on paid leave because of the federal and county inves

it will be open from 7 in the morning until 7 at night in san francisco city hall also started offering voter services today. they'll be open tomorrow and next weekend. >> like the city's other polling places, city hall center conserve auteurs with many different means voters can choose to mark and cast a paper ballot. there or use an accessible touch screen or cast an audio ballot. you can also ask for curbside voting at city hall. >> and in the north bay, early in-person voting started today in sonoma county, registered voters not voting by mail may vote in person and one of 7 voting centers in the county. those centers are open daily from 9 to 5 up to the day before the election on election day. they'll again be open from 7 in the morning until 7 8 at night in sonoma county. residents can vote at any polling place. they wish and are not assigned a single polling site. we have a list of those polling places on our website. kron 4 dot com. elon musk is twitter's new ceo and sources say layoffs are happening much sooner than expected. >> we've got the very latest after the break. vo: cl

remember, early voting is available at city hall starting on october 11th from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and if you don't vote early, be sure to vote on tuesday, november 8th. >> hello, i'm shanna with the league of women's voters of san francisco. along with the league and sfgov tv, i'm here to discuss proposition j, a ballot measure which will be before the voters on tuesday, november 8th. currently, the city has closed certain public streets to private motor vehicles, reserving the streets as open space for recreational purposes. these closures were enacted in response to the covid-19 pandemic. in may, 2022, the board of supervisors adopted an ordinance called the golden gate park access and safety program that closed portions of john f kennedy drive and certain connective streets in golden gate park to private motor vehicles. the closures are 7 days a week, reserving the streets as open space for recreational uses. these closures do not apply to emergency vehicles, official government vehicles, inter park transit shuttle buss and similar vehicles to transport people and v

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if you missed the deadline you can register and update your record in person at city hall, at a city ll voting center or polling place. >>> president biden will soon be triple boosted. he's set to get the bivalent booster shot on tuesday. the cdc says so far only about 20 million americans have gotten their updated boosters. the shot targets the original strain and omicron ba.4 and ba.5. starting tomorrow, stanford will ease their masking rules. they say they're doing this because the number of covid cases on campus and in the region remain low. >>> a strike starts tomorrow for alta bates nurses. the issues are forcing them to pick up extra shifts and work overtime, leading many of them to leave. there are nearly 2,000 nurses at their facilities run by sutter health. they say we remain focussed on providing safe, high-quality care to the patients and communities we're honored to serve, and we're confident in our ability to manage this disruption. we're hopeful the nurse union shares our desire to reach an agreement and enable our nurses to return their focus back to the patients the u