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is there any rift at city hall that you sense? i know you've only been there a few days. ment to collaboration with the mayor and the rest of the council members? councilman torres: well, the city of san jose faces dire challenges, damian, and we, as a city council, and the mayor, we have to work together to make sure that these challenges are being heard, that we are working on these challenges, and so, for example, in downtown san jose, right, the mayor and myself are cochairing a downtown task force to make sure that we are creating economic development opportunities for everyone in the city of san jose. if we do not address our economic or lack of economic opportunities here in the city of san jose, then we cannot continue to be silicon valley, and so i am looking forward in working with the mayor on fostering and creating economic opportunities, for everyone, especially immigrant small businesses. they're gonna be at the table, so am i, and so is the mayor. damian: all right, we appreciate your time. i know you're getting used to the ropes there at city hall. any fina

mayor newsom propelled same sex couple forward by authorize marriages at city hall. sandy and i along with our 4 boys sped across the bay bridge from berkeley to join thousands of couples elated by the prospckt of equality and even though the marriages were nullifyed later the year it started historic chain of lawsuits rulings and discriminatory ballot measure prop 8. in 2009 we brought a federal lawsuit and after 3 week trial and 5 year aappeals prop 8 struck down in 2013 by the united states supreme court. honesty, one of the happiest moments of our liferbs is the day sandy and i were the first couple to be married by kamala harris at san francisco city hall and it is remarkable how quickly we arrived at this moment 9 years later celebrating a legislative people by the people and for the people and despite that historic moment the preservation of basic civil rights for all americans is not done which is why we need leaders like mayor breed, sinister wiener and (inaudible) immigrants grew in the san fernando valley and studied-since arriving at the united states sen

this is at city hall.ll is under siege. - and, you know, right in the middle of all of that craziness on september 16, 1992, is candidate rudy giuliani. - the mayor doesn't know why the morale of the new york city police department is so low. he blames it on me. he blames it on you. the reason the morale of the police department of the city of new york is so low is one reason and one reason alone. david dinkins! - they were cheering him on. they were saying, "david dinkins, we don't want him." - some of them were calling out, "[bleep]," for instance. - this is the nypd at city hall using the n-word. that really hurt the mayor. and then he said, "would they have done this if i was a white man?" - there was just a sense of disgust. this man wants to be mayor, and look how he's behaving. - bull[bleep]. - the fact that he signed on and participated in something that clearly had just overt racism attached to it was an indicator of where he was going. - the suggestion that i incited them or i had anything to do

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a hallowed institution in institutions like city hall we have to take it seriously. >> here you are,ooking back at eight years in office as mayor. as you think back on it, what stands out to you as a lesson in leadership that you have had to learn over the last eight years? >> i think you come into office with a lot of ideas about what you are going to do to transform a place to try to make for better policy to prove quality of life for the community. i have been reminded more than once that the best thing you can do is stop and listen. sometimes you learn it the hard way. but, usually it is a community leader that is outspoken as community leaders have to be to be effective. i remember one in particular very outspoken woman, who sadly we just lost. a spanish speaker who told me very clear terms what her community needed and it wasn't what i assumed. >> what was the difference there? >> we were focused on things like getting parks built and things for communities that traditionally are overlooked in our city. she reminded me that it was about the people. that it wasn't just about bui

city hall is lit up in the schools colors tonight, crimson and gold. third state championship. way to go. ama: our weather is pretty awesome. dan: it sure is. sandhya patel is tracking for the -- tracking that for us. sandhya: it was beautiful today and it will be changing for the weekend. i want to show you something else that is awesome. crescent moon and jupiter. this was the conjunction tonight , just a few hours ago. so clear that we got to see both absolutely beautiful views there. it was a record-setting day. two records tied today. santa rosa at 72. 68 at sfo. pretty mild across the region. 17 -- seven to 10 greece above average. gusting to 50 on mount diablo. hood mountain at 46. down sloping wind. it is still a shaky view from our camera without wind blowing. we will continue to see the offshore flow bringing us warmer than average conditions for this time of year. tomorrow, 68 is the forecast high. nine degrees above the average oakland, fouryou should bhigh-pg factor. this is bringing us the mild to warm weather for winter. it's not uncommo

city hall is lit up in the schools colors tonight, crimson and gold.his is their third state championship. way to go. ama: our weather is pretty awesome. dan: it sure is. sandhya patel is tracking for the -- tracking that for us. sandhya: it was beautiful today and it will be changing for the weekend. i want to show you something else that is awesome. crescent moon and jupiter. this was the conjunction tonight , just a few hours ago. so clear that we got to see both absolutely beautiful views there. it was a record-setting day. two records tied today. santa rosa at 72. 68 at sfo. pretty mild across the region. 17 ere.gusting to 50 on mount diab. hood mountain at 46. down sloping wind. it is still a shaky view from our camera without wind blowing. we will continue to see the offshore flow bringing us warmer than average conditions for this time of year. tomorrow, 68 is the forecast high. nine degrees above the average of 59. san jose coming in six degrees above. oakland, four degrees warmer above where you should be. high-pressure is a driving factor. t

you may cent written comment to the office in city hall at 1 dr. carlton b.ett place room 244, san francisco, california 94102. that completes my public comment. announcements. >> thank you. my apologies for not being there in person i tested positive for covid for the second time. with that, mr. clerk call the first item. >> yes, item one is a motion approving the nomination for reappointment of moses corrette to the over site board. >> thank you. we previously had this scheduled but mr. corrette was on a deserved vacation. i understand is you in in person in the chambers. he has worked at the san francisco planning department for quite a time and is well respected there. and -- has previously served on this body. mr. corrette, good morning. >> my apologies. microphones are on. good morning chair peskin and the board. thank you very much for this opportunity. i thank the mir for reappointment on the ocii oversight board. i completed one will term and look forward to serving the city not only as a dedicated civil servant and as a volunteer. i have been an act

mayor newsom propelled same sex couple forward by authorize marriages at city hall. sandy and i along with our 4 boys sped across the bay bridge from berkeley to join thousands of couples elated by the prospckt of equality and even though the marriages were nullifyed later the year it started historic chain of lawsuits rulings and discriminatory ballot measure prop 8. in 2009 we brought a federal lawsuit and after 3 week trial and 5 year aappeals prop 8 struck down in 2013 by the united states supreme court. honesty, one of the happiest moments of our liferbs is the day sandy and i were the first couple to be married by kamala harris at san francisco city hall and it is remarkable how quickly we arrived at this moment 9 years later celebrating a legislative people by the people and for the people and despite that historic moment the preservation of basic civil rights for all americans is not done which is why we need leaders like mayor breed, sinister wiener and (inaudible) immigrants grew in the san fernando valley and studied-since arriving at the united states sen

, the city hall, yes , now, not the city hall, the military administration, they don't touch us anymore with the bakery. the bakery bakes very good bread. we deliver it to the checkpoints. please give us more, er, i call this the first psychological aided bread, because girls, our boys are already in the bakery, they are already creative here, we already have bread with three teeth bread is brought to us like a swarm of bees , and a bunch of people are gathering and it's a super friend of ours, it's such a big job, we're already helping the military, because we've been helping the military since the fourteenth year now. glory to god, we were able to join after the occupation we collected a large amount of money for a platoon in which our son is fighting. here is the ollichki chupikove. who is the head of the bakery? we collected it quickly. money, people trust us, this is also a plus. i really asked for help because this is our first. a big collection after the occupation and i want to do it quickly eh now tireo has asked for help we are collecting for them yeah i am watching the video

addition to regional administrations, we also have other local government bodies, for example, city halls and here is the website our money, which you lead, wrote about what the mayor of dnipro distributed, the city hall of dnipro allocated 35 million hryvnias to spend. i understand that they have not yet mastered this money for the contract for a year ahead for informing, yes, for informing the public about their activities and that i it is generally surprising that how well, if the local authorities do something, then local journalists write about it for free, that is, especially if they have done something good, i do not think that local newspapers will suddenly refuse to write about the fact that the mayor did something good, why is this money actually being spent and in general, what is the logic of the expenses, well, on the one hand, you know that in order for the local media to be able to write anything at all, they need to exist and play something for something, that is, from the point of view of feeding the media for their existence, this is also uh, very substantial money, well

i'm just across the hall cross the way from city hall behind me is matt could do to plaza. you can see behind me the memorial. and as you we've been out here and it is grown quite significantly. there was a just a few flowers on tuesday and now it's grown quite large. in addition to the candles and flowers, take a look over here. you can see how someone has written all of the names of the victims on a poster now do all day long. people have been coming out here to drop off items. a local resident told me that. that although that this is ben just a horrible thing, that is what happened out here. they are really focused right now on healing and a part of that healing. is it getting together? you can see that husband and wife, they came out here. i spoke with them a little bit earlier and they just said it was a vital for them to come out here and to just kind of pay their respects. as you are, you guys were mentioning there is a vigil tomorrow. it starts at 5 o'clock. i was talking to the mayor. she says that they are all working behind the scenes to make this very special. w

we're live in san francisco city hall . christian captain ktvu fox two news. yeah it is such a special event in the city. christian you've been there in person, like many of us here at channel to watching it live out on the streets of san francisco. talk about like for comparison. what it's like to watch on tv versus watching it you like most about being there live.knoh on tv, and every year i get family and friends say, oh, we saw it on tv, and it looks fantastic and is great as it is on tv. it can still not compared to how great that event is out there. live julia, as you know, from being out there. the people are so excited to community turns out to see the floats and performances and to see that the people who are actually in the parade. they're just as excited as the people who are watching the parade. and that again is one of the reasons why it's one of the city's marquee events. alright christian captain live inside city hall tonight. we're lunar new year celebration is just about to get underway. christian. thank you. and a reminder now don't forget san

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she will hold a press conference on the steps of city hall, that begins at 10:15 this morning. we're going to take a big turn to football, the original playoff weekend kicks off here on nbc bay area, when patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs host the jacksonville jaguars today. kickoff is at 1:30. >>> and cinthia has one last look at the forecast as we enjoy sunny but chilly weekend. >> perfect weather to get out there, maybe do your resolutions, take that by the reins, go out grocery shopping, anything you want to do, perfect weekend. notice that by tomorrow night on into monday, it's a little bit windy, and we will be with the 30s and 40s all weekend long, all week long, as we enter the last week of january, omg, we're almost into february, and that's when we can see the rain return. don't forget in san francisco we do have those king tides today, tomorrow, and on into monday so just be careful of that if you're out and about. >>> thanks for the heads-up, cinthia, thanks, and thanks to all of you for making us a part of your morning. we'll have more local news at 4:30, 6

there will be events at the san jose, alameda, and sonoma city halls all at noon. and in napa at the county superior courthouse at 2:00 p.m. >>> we're going to shift gears now and talk about one of the biggest games in the nfl taking place today at levi stadium. and the 49er faithful are ready. we have a live look at levi's this morning, where the niners will battle the dallas cowboys in their nfc divisional playoff game at 3:30. but if you can't get tickets to the game and want to enjoy it with other fans, the team is hosting two free watch parties. one will take place in san francisco at the crossing at east cut on folsom street, that's at 2:30. the other in san jose at san pedro social. both events start at 2:30 and team representatives expect both events to be packed with fans. >> allows us to really extend the 49ers community and a lot of folks to have a stadium-like atmosphere to watch the game without having to actually be here at levi's. >> remember the niners played this season in mexico city. there's a huge fan base there, too, so the team will be hosting

what do you want to see from city hall? over and over again with the community said was please help our homeless population, get indoors and get the services and support that they need. please focus on crime. as you know, we have an understaffed police department here in san jose. that's a major priority for me is getting more police staffing and they said, clean up our city driving around the city just doesn't work. clean enough. and so that those will be where i'm focused. and right now, you can find more about the mayor's ideas and priorities for the city at ktvu .com. and the report says, ending homelessness in san francisco within three years would require adding more tha hs homelessness department says ending homelessness within three years is probably impossible, but because rather both because of the cost and finding the land and buildings to provide 6000 additional housing units there is also no indication of the ongoing annual cost to keep those who are homeless housed. twitter's landlord is suing the social media

it's going to be at the monterey park city hall, where they will discuss the incident that happened today earlier in monterey park, and its relationship to the incident that happened right here in the city of torrance and that will be at 4:30. and you're requested to be at that briefing. we have nothing further at that time. thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you. >> all right. there you have it. officials there in torrance, california, not providing a great deal of information to update us on what took place there in torrance this afternoon, but we understand, from talking to our sources that law enforcement officers with the l.a. county sheriff's department were able to enter a white cargo van earlier this afternoon. that is believed to be connected to the monterey park mass shooting that happened last night. let me go to camilla bernal who is on the scene there for us. she was just listening into this press conference. i guess the one useful thing that was said there, and of course, throat understand that they want to, you know, reassure people in that community that things are s

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thank you for making time out of our your day and thank city hall and (inaudible) let's give them all a big hand. [applause] also to make sure if all families here, make sure to give them love and hug after this, because great thing we couldn't be here without significant others friends, family. they like us to coach an dre and i to hand out the certificates for winning the state championship, which is quite a honor and we are really excited to put ourselves in there and we came a long way and there was a lot of growth in our young men and women who help out the team. we are going to start with-teammates if you can come up, i'll shake your hand and coach dre will give you a certificate. first one is andre patrilli. [applause] andres (inaudible) a sophomore pulled up this year and did a great job for us at the end of the year. it was awesome. [applause] angle luna, another sophomore coming up. is he around? that's a no. [applause] anthony (inaudible) another young men that got a lot of reps at the end of the year. great for our team and looking for him in the future. [applause] chester

in oakland, a rally is taking place downtown near city hall. the group, now, is on the move, march up to the heart of the city. sky 7 shows us the turnout, speakers their calling attention to the confrontation with five now former memphis police officers. and it's have disco, faith leaders joined elected officials to ask how we can move forward. abc7news reported tara campbell joins us live from the newsroom with more. >> this gathering was held at third baptist church, home to amos brown, who is the leader of the ncaa -- naacp here in san francisco. he called on local leaders of different faiths and professions to show up in solidarity to start healing from the tragedy in memphis. everyone from the director of san francisco's human rights commission to the police chief himself took to the podium, addressing the public and calling for an all hands on deck to ensure that an incident like this with doesn't happen here and save disco. >> i have been here for 33 years. it is a noble profession. we have had our hiccups and bad times, but really see s

we were practically the only ones here at city hall because of the observed holiday. so today had his last day before the the face to face begins. >> so san jose is changing and so is congress. tomorrow the house of representatives will vote for the next speaker of the house. it is the first order of business on day one of the 118th congress. the republicans flipped control of the house in the mid-term elections. it appears that republican leader kevin mccarthy was poised to take the speaker's gavel. now it is unclear whether he'll get the 218 votes required to secure the job. yesterday, nbc news obtained a letter from nine republican house members saying mccarthy who represents the bakersfield area has not yet done enough for the party. official he doesn't widow over. >> happy new year. house republicans have a four-vote majority over house democrats. five republicans have publicly exposed congressman mccarthy for speaker. what now? is this a math problem? or have we been down this road before and it is political gamesmanship? >> we haven't been down this road in 100

post, city hall address is 1 dr. carlton b gootlet place, san francisco california 94102. if you submit public comment in writing i will forward to the members of the public safety neighborhood service committee and include your comment as part of the file on which you are commenting. finally, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of february 7, 2023 unless otherwise stated. mr. acting chair. >> thank you mr. clerk. i like to excuse today vice chair stefani and supervisor melgar. mr. clerk, can you please call item 1? >> i'll take a roll call to excuse. there is a motion on the floor to excuse mr. stefani and melgar. on that motion- [roll call] mr. chair, two ayes. no opposition. >> thank you mr. clerk. please call item 1. >> agenda item 1 is hearing to consider the transfer of type 21 off sale general beer wine distilled spirit liquor license to postscript collective llc at 499 jackson serve the public convenience or necessity of city and county. members who wish to provide public comment call the call in number which is 415-655-

there are hard crossers here at this memorial at city hall. people have been sending them with the victims names on them. people supported one another and cared for each other in these tough times. they will honor the 11 victims and all of the people who survived. >> thank you so much for that update and another tragedy here. so many people are now wondering about solutions. president joe biden started by offering condolences after the deadly shooting and calls for democrats to do what they can to pass and assault weapons ban. recently reintroduced, by the way, by senator dianne feinstein so that the president can sign it into law. >> just got back spending time with gavin newsom after the floods and devastation that occurred. on top of that, we see what has happened in california. and what has happened to the asian american community has been devastating. the vice president has gone out. i've been talking with gavin newsom, judy chu, an issue. we are working out a number of things that we can. >> you heard about the president talk about time

here in the bay area dozens gathered in front of san jose city hall to mark the anniversary. they were demanding better abortion care access and protesting the supreme court ruling that happened back in june. marched down the same street after the court overturned roe versus wade. >>> vice president kamala harris mark the anniversary with a speech in tallahassee, florida, before announcing president biden will sign a memorandum to protect access. she referenced the bill of rights, specifically right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. >> these rights were not bestowed upon us, they belong to us as americans. [ cheers ] >> it is that freedom and liberty that enabled generations of americans to chart their own course and the side their own future. >> harris also urged congress to pass a bill that protects reproductive rights, thing the president will sign it. >>> coffee workers in davis say they have voted to unionize. the vote was 14-1, the twitter account peets workers united tweeted the news, saying it may be the first but won't be the last. workers will now join

we're across the plaza from city hall and other people's house. so, this is the place for us to celebrate and i'm so honored and appropriate, i feel, to hosting this event as asian museum. many things. you have posed a service for your partnership, for your confident in utilizing asian museum as a platform. honoring lunar new year reflects the communities vitality and american life and enabled us to tell stories about asian traditions, our past, our present and our future and ingredients that's essential to the common life that we all live together. this lunar new year is for all. the steps is for all. you know, i have to -- i have to put a personal anecdote because i was a stamped placard when i was little. and i always loved lunar new year stamps and it enabled me to communicate in writing with friends and the new an acquittances in other countries because stamps goes everywhere and we collect them as a piece of memory, the memory defines our friendship, defines the values that we can together make a better world, so i'm so happy, also to mentio

the supervisors and mayor, it is amazing when you turn to city hall for help and it comes. it is astonishing to have that experience and we are appreciative. there are so many that ugushers the project along. no more then ramey dare from mercy housing. nobody has kept the candle alive more then ramey but she has a great set of colleagues, elizabeth (inaudible) lead the capital campaign. (inaudible) the staff working on these buildings here. they are also incredible kick ball players as i recently discovered, some more then others. want to thank our fabulous architect from (inaudible) greg and team. the fabulous folks from niby brothers and (inaudible) working on two different projects out here. i see patrick and others. [applause] blessed to have great general contractors who understand the importance of community and working not just on the sticks and bricks but understanding the people part of this, so it is a really phenomenal team out here. as said earler i, there is a alat of folks that contributesed to the campaign. you will hear monica and rob in a minute, but it is

there was a long line sandbag station outside belmont city hall this morning. many people say they were kind of caught off guard by the intensity of this past storm on saturday and they're taking extra steps now to try to make sure they don't get whacked again. >> and new year's eve pumping water out of my basement my office about 10 hours. if you don't have to travel anywhere, stay off the roads. we rescued quite a few people from inundated cars the during the last storm just be ready for a 24 to 48 hours of some tough times with regard to flooding and loss of power. sandbags, plastic film all around the house to try to the water away from the house. >> and >> there are 3 sandbags stations open in belmont. you have fun at city hall, one at the barrett community center and another at the belmont corporation yard. as we take a live look outside tonight. this is the san mateo bridge, the hustle home on a tuesday. much more called. you would think then what drivers are going to be facing tomorrow. almost everyone is urging people not to drive tomorrow if they can

. >> and when i went to city hall the next morning, we realized, you know, there's no like game plan. there's no operations manual to react to a situation like this. it's been an incredible roope effort to the whole communities to to put together on such short notice. cooled has been posting fliers about the interfaith vigil to make sure everyone knows their welcome. so the main hope for tomorrow. >> is to really support. >> the victims, families let them know there's a whole community here and this we're coming together sn prayer. we haven't heard from many of the families as they have requested privacy. >> they have been invited to the vigil, but city officials say they weren't sure food becoming. i met a couple the. >> some of the members of families this morning at church, the catholic church and they are planning to be here. hope they feel the support from the community. suzanne mckell left this sign at the memorial. it was a stream of consciousness. and i just wrote it says it isn't them this time. it's us. it isn't there. this time it's here. >> a lot of people have been snappi

a vigil was held outside of san jose city hall last night. as "today in the bay" marianne favro reports, that event was about healing and moving forward. >> reporter: organizers say the vigil was about having the community come together to lean on each other and start to heal. just this weekend, another shooting west of beverly hills left three dead and four wounded. it comes on the heels of a mass shooting in half moon bay that killed seven and injured one, and a shooting in oakland that left one dead and seven injured, which followed a mass shooting in monterey park that killed 11. in response to the violence we've seen in the new year, about 40 people came together at san jose city hall to honor the victims. >> so many people are affected, not just the people who died, but also all of their loved ones. >> reporter: the asian law alliance organized the event. >> we knew we wanted to mobilize and make sure our community in san jose had a space to grieve all of those that we lost, and particularly we know that a lot of community members are g