today so many wonderful people who care about celebrating the new year and the joy of this occasion city hall will be a place that we continue to do that and i want to ask sophie to come forward as i officially declare monday, march 20th - tuesday, march 21, 2023, in the city and county of san francisco nowruz day. >> (clapping) thank you so much and at this time, i wanted to introduce my co-host supervisor saving thank you, ma'am mayor give it up for london breed. >> could i is the 18 day 18 year i'm sorry 18 year that we had nowruz celebration at city hall it started think o under governor gavin newsom a group of iranian got together and to recognize a community in many ways to a lot of people they're land use in one group out of that have a way to celebrate our culture at city hall so from that time going forward we have been having celebrations every year more and more fruitful and more and more event full and a beautiful way to show our culture. um, i want to recognize a few people before i say a few more words thank you, sophie the persian woman for organizing this and others and (clapp

today so many wonderful people who care about celebrating the new year and the joy of this occasion city hall will be a place that we continue to do that and i want to ask sophie to come forward as i officially declare monday, march 20th - tuesday, march 21, 2023, in the city and county of san francisco nowruz day. >> (clapping) thank you so much and at this time, i wanted to introduce my co-host supervisor saving thank you, ma'am mayor give it up for london breed. >> could i is the 18 day 18 year i'm sorry 18 year that we had nowruz celebration at city hall it started think o under governor gavin newsom a group of iranian got together and to recognize a community in many ways to a lot of people they're land use in one group out of that have a way to celebrate our culture at city hall so from that time going forward we have been having celebrations every year more and more fruitful and more and more event full and a beautiful way to show our culture. um, i want to recognize a few people before i say a few more words thank you, sophie the persian woman for organizing this and others and (clapp

patrick's day, officially march 17th, city hall will be lit up in green to honor that history and on behalf of the city of san francisco, i officially declare an irish-american friendship and heritage day in san francisco. [applause] and i have one more proclamation for pat unique, i want to ask you to come on up and thank you for your work with the treasure island soccer team and so many other great things that you do in the community. we appreciate your advocacy and i know that your children, you have many of them, that they will carry back the legacy of the work that do you and give back. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, i officially declare patrick martin uniak day in the city of san francisco. [applause] and with that, everyone enjoy the festivities, enjoy your city hall but please don't get in trouble. i want to make sure that you all get home stavely as you all have a really good time during this flag raising ceremony and all the other great activities that will exist in san francisco over the next couple of weeks. and we turn it back over to chief joann haze.

[heavy music] ♪ - the city hall's steps is new york city's front steps. it's the front porch.ramatic musical sting] - if you wanted to see an early version of january 6, 2021, go look at the footage of the police riot of 1992 city hall in new york city. [cheers and applause] - thousands of off-duty cops who normally patrol the streets now taking them over outside city hall. - i'm just tired of watching crime run rampant, and we're not doing anything about it because our hands are tied. every time we do something, it seems like we're getting indicted. - they had come for a big demonstration around city hall. you know they came prepared for the battle. you could see the anger in their faces, and you know that they meant business. [crowd chanting] - it was a show of force on the steps of new york city hall. 10,000 off-duty cops banded together in protest, fed up and angry with the city they claim doesn't back them up. the mayor's plan for an all-civilian board to review police misconduct is the last straw that sent the force to the streets. - mayor dinkins proposed a change in th

patrick's day, officially march 17th, city hall will be lit up in green to honor that history and on lf of the city of san francisco, i officially declare an irish-american friendship and heritage day in san francisco. [applause] and i have one more proclamation for pat unique, i want to ask you to come on up and thank you for your work with the treasure island soccer team and so many other great things that you do in the community. we appreciate your advocacy and i know that your children, you have many of them, that they will carry back the legacy of the work that do you and give back. on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, i officially declare patrick martin uniak day in the city of san francisco. [applause] and with that, everyone enjoy the festivities, enjoy your city hall but please don't get in trouble. i want to make sure that you all get home stavely as you all have a really good time during this flag raising ceremony and all the other great activities that will exist in san francisco over the next couple of weeks. and we turn it back over to chief joann haze. oh,

city hall city hall she's mary yes, she's city hall, city hall is well checked mary city hall is back hall. this is the first line 32 votes given for this answer daria continue. what else is a shopping center? well of course it does. ok then. choose you already have, we are looking at the hotel. anton , you live the sign of the kremlin, the kremlin - what is the square? how are they square? no, stop, that's the kremlin building. that's what yes, they really wonder. what is it? there is also some kind of fortress shopping center, well , quite rightly, this is the correct answer . the kremlin is a fortress. now we need to understand the scoreboard. is there an answer or not? do you want to check no, no, no, not every city has a fortress, in general a fortress is a monument, the city is being built. usually this is the fortress. correctly, the city is usually built around the fortress. unless, of course, these are not completely new mountains, we check the old new yes fortress. oh, he is, go to moscow well, all right, there must be more than that, he is there. here in ufa there is, but t

let's pursue that and make our city hall more open to our city's people. thank you. >> in further in person. >> my apologies, one more. >> good morning supervisors. jessica with senior and disability action. thank you for really taking the time to consider this issue. as a disabled person there are a thousand reasons it can be heard it come in person may be my atendsant islet to get me out of bed or the elevator is out or heel chair may short circuit in the sxrin covid is here i'm risking my helling and people i care about in coming in personful disabled people are set aside. we have a separate process. we need to be seen and said equal low and that means keeping public comment open for sxefrn not asking people to set themselves aside with reason accommendation process. we have parents and teachers who are responsible for kids. people working 2 jobs with no time off to in to city hall. youth in the bayview who don't have time to get here on the bus with delays. these other most marginalized people. people need hear from. and a meeting will run along long i

in the city hall rotunda. directly above us. it reads. oh glorious city of our hearts that has been tried and not found wanting. go thou with like spirit to make the future teen thank you very much. how am i going to beat that? what can i say to that? he said pretty much everything, and i don't even remember all the commissioners names. but it's such an honor to be with his mayor and we have to make our city the best city in the world. i used to say the country, but now it's the world because we are and everyone that's here today. came to support me in their own way. and i picked you because i really need you to help me. make this city better than it's ever been. and i really, really mean that i look at every street and i think how beautiful our city as and we're gonna get to that point. it's just going to take a little struggle, but it's from my heart and i'm so honored to be with this mayor and her team have opened up their arms to me and that's all i can say. thanks. doesn't that just make you feel good? you know, yesterday was valentin

in the city hall rotunda. directly above us. it reads. oh glorious city of our hearts that has been tried and not found wanting. go thou with like spirit to make the future teen thank you very much. how am i going to beat that? what can i say to that? he said pretty much everything, and i don't even remember all the commissioners names. but it's such an honor to be with his mayor and we have to make our city the best city in the world. i used to say the country, but now it's the world because we are and everyone that's here today. came to support me in their own way. and i picked you because i really need you to help me. make this city better than it's ever been. and i really, really mean that i look at every street and i think how beautiful our city as and we're gonna get to that point. it's just going to take a little struggle, but it's from my heart and i'm so honored to be with this mayor and her team have opened up their arms to me and that's all i can say. thanks. doesn't that just make you feel good? you know, yesterday was valentin

whether city hall or 1155 market street or 1650 or 1650 mission. people were going all over to open a business. we have 13 departments. there are now colocated here in the permit center. this one stop shop is the beginning. the idea is simple. bring together all of the different departments and the different processes that are involved in permit nothing one house, one space so you don't have to be thrown around the city to figure out how to get your work done. but not only that, make sure that when people are together we figure out a way to help our departments collaborate. speak better and figure out how we remove all the impedimentses and presses we layered on. the process we have now was not manage that was done over night. it was done through decades of new processes that got layered upon each other. layers of different lus that got put in decade by decade. we have to look and do the nerdy work of figure outside what was is broken. where bottle necks are and removing those so you get your stores open earlier and homes built and make sure we hav

tell probably be a meeting room in city hall or another city building. in order to upon attends the meeting, participate, vote, count toward i quorum, a member of the committee has to be in person in that meeting room. >> with 2 exceptions that when you meet remote. one exception is if you are a member with a disability, and disability makes you unable to attends in person, in city hall, you can question a comidation under the ad a by reaching out to dhr they consider requests and determine whether you can be accommodated that is one exception. if dhr grants accommodation you can call in remote low. second exception is for members who are on parental leave. following the birth or adoption of a child. i don't know if well is a member on parental leave if somebody is or will be reach out we can talk about limits on how much remote meetings you can attends on parental leave. that is the only exception. krosdz the board, have you to be in person. if you 2 days before the march meeting, if you test positive for covid, and you can't come to the meeting you hav

i got a permit to use the bike room from city hall and i filled out the form and the lady was looking at me and was like, you work here? i'm like yeah, i don't have a city e-mail address but can i write my employee id number. she is like, you have those, that is cute. she wouldn't talk to an adult like that. she wouldn't say you have employee id that is cute. i was like wow, in that moment. i don't want to tell too many stories. >> sometimes they don't take you seriously because you are a young person. >> i remember walking into supervisors office, we were inviting-legislative aids and a couple times they are like, hello. they are like, why are you here? i'm like this is a public office so everyone can walk into and second of all, we are commissioners. that is the reason we are here. >> i have been called cute so many timeatize is unbelievable. i'm like man, i'm just trying to do my job. i remember there was a interesting debate i had with this guy. we were doing a trash cleanup and it was me and this other dude talking about this book we read about youth involvement in politics. i sa

no one in city hall, not one person did a google search, so maybe we need a transmission of city hall because not one person said let me go on google and figure out this is a fake city. >> i love that guy, twice. >> and he should probably run. >> there might be some openings. no money was exchanged in the deal. the mayor's office said because of the deception, the ceremony was groundless and void and lives on. >> and they got fyre fested. that's what's going on ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we understand the pain of not being able to chew or feeling confident smiling.

no one in city hall, not one person did a google search, so maybe we need a transmission of city hall because not one person said let me go on google and figure out this is a fake city. >> i love that guy, twice. >> and he should probably run. >> there might be some openings. no money was exchanged in the deal. the mayor's office said because of the deception, the ceremony was groundless and void and lives on. >> and they got fyre fested. that's what's going on here. >> some classic documentary nice, thanks >> a major shift may be on the way in the catholic church. let's talk about this one. pope francis signaling he's open to ending the vows of celibacy for roman catholic priests. >> have you sworn a life to celibacy but now pope francis says it's okay to date? introducing ehomily, a dating site where you can find a her for your hymn. >> we love romantic dinners. of course, he never pays. >> i took a vow of poverty. >> he does have a nice car, though. >> it turns out a thousand years of tradition was only a temporary prescription. so now, clergymen, it's time to live it up. >> i love

here to city hall and they held a separate rally not too far from the teachers rally. and, you know, of course, all remembering that 16 year-old student who was stabbed and killed at montgomery high school last week. what we've been hearing as we recovery, we have been covering this story. the victim's family along with other parents and students insisted the campus needs more security. >> we definitely know that. then there needs to be more adults on our campus are asking for campus supervisors. we're asking for counselors. school-based therapists, retorts restored of specialists. people that will work with the students. talk to the students, get to know them, build relationships. and, you know, prevent the violence before it began. >> and the school getting an earful from parents, students and teachers as we speak. that meeting will go on through the evening. in the meantime, organizers of both sides say they no change will not happen overnight, but they are, of course, still healing from last week's stabbing on campus. so they're just taking things day by day. and t

so, outside city hall, news journalists are getting mugged and attacked and robbed.ide city hall, let's pay a million dollars to every black person in the city paid for by the descendents of share owners like the asian population of san francisco, yes i feel bad, but again, you asked for it san francisco, enjoy. >> i think the average cost is between 600,000 and a million dollars because they -- you get $90,000 a year for 200 years in the r reparations, per person hs to pay, which would leave me to say, give them san francisco. just say, here, take it. and then everybody just leave. like a big -- on fire. did i go too far there, kat or not far enough? >> i don't think anybody is going to give anybody san francisco. and i get people -- did someone just go aw like it's up to me? i think people change their minds i think people should be free to change their minds, i feel like you should say what changed your mind. it looks like what it actually is, it's popular, it's popular and they want to keep the power. >> she looks stupid. why is there all this crime? could it be

coming from that western edition, city hall is her office. she runs this city and we could not be more proud and say, thank you. give it up for mayor london breed! [applause]. mayor, before we conclude, we have some young ladyos our d12 dance team, ladies stand up, you just stands up i need to you come here and take 3 steps forward. i need you to all turn to your right. no, face this way. this way. get that -- you need get that it it is all on you now. these young ladies would like to present you something on behalf of this entire organization. we hope and pray that it will adorn in your office for your next 6 years as the mayor of san francisco. mayor, if you could, please, come up. >> my goodness. why they would like to present to you! your framed jersey the number one sayer of the san francisco brown bombers. give it up for mayor london breed! [applause]. you got it. i don't have any other jerseys or sports framed like this! so tell have to go up in my office. thank you very much! thank you. [applause] wow! that is so cool. [laughter]. that

there some protesters set fire to the door of the city hall. now those, the images that have shocked many people in frogs here today across the political spectrum. most people all condemning the violence for their own will. so those who say look, this is what happens when peaceful protest is all not heard. some people end up resorting to violence to get that message across course. pressure is mounting on macro on to pull these reforms willie hold firm well, there is a certainly a lot of pressure on the french of president. he says though that he's not going to scrap his pension reform, that it is necessary in order to sustain the pension system for future been generations. but there is no doubt that as the social on rest goes on, it's not a good look domestically or internationally. we've now heard from the elisa palace thought of the upcoming visit by king charles. the 3rd is actually been cancelled now. he was supposed to arrive on sunday and stay a few days here in paris and then go to the southwest institute bordeaux where the city hall was

the first mayor of hamburg while at the city hall , of course, the the city hall, of course, the seat will have the opportunity, as i mentioned, to sign the golden book in the emperor's hall and the president is also expected to be here as well. first, mayor of hamburg his wife to and it's basically the original city hall was destroyed by devastating fire in 1842 and it was it has 647 rooms and stands on over thousand oak piles. and as i said her late majesty visited in 9065. so perhaps this is a full circle in terms of diplomatic relations between germany and the united kingdom . of course it is the kingdom. of course it is the governments huge where the king is sent on on a state and perhaps they thought it best to strengthen relations between germany and the united kingdom . germany and the united kingdom. indeed. but one reflects cameron that the late queen elizabeth would not have been shaking handsin would not have been shaking hands in the way the king is now and exchanging words. i mean, it is it's like a rock reception reflects in terms of the spread of ages here. and we've w

and according to the website of the city hall valentina matveevna is raising a daughter yes, sheer. something i somehow work with this business. captain zemtsov, you know, i'm afraid the experience is not enough for a non-human professional. i have never talked to these majors. they will be corrosive in general anyway. although of course, where can i defend such clients. that is , the fact that where young, rich girls are only because she is poorer than them, but smarter and protecting them is a job, firstly. you with the shatalogue still needs to prove that it was exactly like that, that they beat and robbed. and secondly, yes to protect the laws and rights and interests of the client of any client. x was talking corporate ms. solidarity to a wealthy client's lawyers. that's all madam advocate is, as you know. he is mainly engaged in everyday life and my clients are poor and degraded people, and congratulations to the scumbags of any rich enough environment. good afternoon, come on. sit down what does the morning owe to the authorized zenz? very nice? i have to give you a summon

it is the first city to document sanctuary city policies. >> reporter: many speakers at the city hall rally gave an impassioned defense of the san francisco sanctuary city policies. >> do not mess with our sanctuary city ordinance. we must protect it. >> you cannot violate sanctuary policy for any reason. it goes against the morals of our fabric here in san francisco. >> reporter: several said people who are arrested for dealing drugs in the city are themselves often victim of human trafficking and need sanctuary city protections. >> many, many instances, they are forced to come to the u.s. against their will and by the use of force, threat of harm and physical harm, for thissed to work against their will, drug-related sales. >> it would be highly unusual to encounter human trafficking victims who are as heavily armed as they are in san francisco. >> reporter: he is the one proposing the amendment. he represents the south of market district which has been hit hard by the fentanyl crisis. today, he shared a presentation that illustrates how deadly fentanyl is. according to his figures,

she was the first one to say we're going to fight city hall. friends together and they started from a group called the save the cable car community, 1947 and managed to get it on the ballot. are we going to keep the cable cars or not? head turned nationwide and worldwide and city hall was completely unprepared for the amount of backlash they got. this is just a bunch -- the city came out and said basically, 3-1, if i'm not mistaken, we want our cars and phil and her group managed to save what we have. and literately if it wasn't for them, there would be no cable cars. people saw something back then that we see today that you can't get rid of a beautiful and it wasn't a historical monument at the time and now it is, and it was part of san francisco. yeah, we had freight back then. we don't have that anymore. this is the number one tourist attraction in san francisco. it's historic and the only national moving monument in the world. >> the city of san francisco did keep the cable car so it's a fascinating feel of having something that is so histo

part of our collaboration with community organizations, with both public and private industry and city hall as well and that is to create the supportive pipelines into our industry. with that, i like to talk about we have a few programs we are currently working with the city. (indiscernible) flame is more of a outreach program to get to the youth. as well as prevention. work with the community education program. with that, i am going to bring up battalion chief mile to talk about a few more other things we have been doing. thank you. >> good evening vice president morgan, commissioner collins, fraser, feinstein, chief nicholson, members of the command staff. i'm battalion chief julie miles. going through some of the activities we have been involved with. regionally again, shout out to lieutenant anderson for his support with outreach recruitment and development. working to improve the structure and consistency for the hiring process. making sure the process is transparent, fair and consistent. we have been going through the hiring cycles, and working on calendars to make sure that not only

bounty. >>> on this international women's day, the san francisco mayor hosting a celebration at city hall to honor change making women of the past, present and future. >> not so long ago in the history of this country and in the history of the city, women cannot even be part of this political establishment. >> it is upon us to renew a commitment to gender inequality. now more than ever we must fight for our right. >> san francisco police are joining a nationwide pledge to recruit more women as part of the 30 by 30 initiative. the goal is to increase representation of women in police academy recruit classes to 30% by 2030. >> i want to inspire women who would not consider they could have a job in law enforcement. >> that is part of the recruitment campaign. san francisco, 14% of officers are women. cbs evening news is next. we are back here in 30 minutes, thank you for watc ♪ ♪ >> margaret: tonight, the justice department takes action against police misconduct in two american cities, finding years of abuse in louisville, kentucky, and potential violations in memphis, tennessee. here are to

that is the clerk's office room 244 and city hall address is 1 dr. carlton b goodlett place. if you submit written comment i will add your comment to the file and send your comments to members of public safety committee for consideration. we retain those comments in the public record. for today's meetic we had special request for interpretation service and we have both remote consecutive interpretation and in-person simultaneous interpretation of today's discussion for those who may need interpretation in spanish or cantonese. we have (indiscernible) and marty dickenson from lando associates provided interpretation and-[announcing interpreter names] in the back of the chambers for those who may need interpretation of today's proceedings. i like to check in with (indiscernible) in order to provide access instructions in cantonese and spanish respectively. >> thank you. my name is tom- [providing instructions for public comment] >> thank you very much both of you for being here and for your services to our committee today. finally, madam chair, items are expected to appear on t

floor was my office, it was demolished immediately, a second aerial bomb fell directly into the city hallhe city of honor, the hero, what now has the head of the okhtyrs , they will be hanged in the library. at the expense of starting one of six boilers, they survived the winter, now 42,000 people have returned to the city, out of 48 in okhtyrka , at least half a thousand houses were damaged by russian shelling, but all this year they are actively rebuilding here, for example , kyivska street here , several high-rise buildings were damaged by airstrikes. two entrances have already been repaired, two more are in the repair stage. but at this height opposite, the repair has already been completed. you see the whole mess. oleksandr strilets has an apartment on the third floor of this restored building. the good guys put up the door. he also served in the military for a quarter of a century. she was next to the house on the day of the bombing when she died there. for 70 people, she was also at work. because she was knocked out of the furniture. and there is nothing left of the equipment, the

this is not just travel to and from city hall, this is coming to city hall and sitting 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 hours to wait for your 1 or 2 minutes and there are a lot of people especially working during the time we have our meetings who are able to take a break, who are able to go to the system, be on hold, jump on a minute and give public comment who otherwise would not be able to participate, so i think it is important that we maintain that. i also just want to say it is not that we don't-as someone who chairs a committee and many chaired committees, it isn't like be don't have tools to the extent there is a quorum issue, hearing needs to end earlier and you got 150 people waiting to make comment, we have on occasion reduced the time of public comment instead of 2 minute to 1 minute. there are ways that the board president, the chair of a committee can manage public comment in the rare instance where it is going to interfere with the performance of our duties and business. i think we see, we had a couple years of this now and we just have not seen very many instances where we haven't been

thho that arwill a tense battle over police funding at san francisco city hall.or wants $28 million for police overtime. that's at a stalemate with the board of supervisors and city hall is where one cnn reporter experienced the ultimate irony today related to crime. while she was robbed reporting on voters unhappy about crime they're seeing on their streets. she and her producer were there for an interview. hired security guards were watching their cars, but they were still broken into. thieves smashed the back window of one of their cars in seconds stealing their bags, including kenlaw's id and passport. she said the guards kept them from stealing the other bags and got a picture of the getaway car. law got through the airport without her id because she said southwest is used to people coming in after they've been robbed or had their things stolen. she added gas stations are often hit around the airport and workers said passengers show up crying because their bags were stolen. luckily a city worker actually found her bag and reached out to her. we just found ou

she was the first one to say we're going to fight city hall. friends together and they started from a group called the save the cable car community, 1947 and managed to get it on the ballot. are we going to keep the cable cars or not? head turned nationwide and worldwide and city hall was completely unprepared for the amount of backlash they got. this is just a bunch -- the city came out and said basically, 3-1, if i'm not mistaken, we want our cars and phil and her group managed to save what we have. and literately if it wasn't for them, there would be no cable cars. people saw something back then that we see today that you can't get rid of a beautiful and it wasn't a historical monument at the time and now it is, and it was part of san francisco. yeah, we had freight back then. we don't have that anymore. this is the number one tourist attraction in san francisco. it's historic and the only national moving monument in the world. >> the city of san francisco did keep the cable car so it's a fascinating feel of having something that is so histo

on a clear day, i'm able to see city hall, and on a really clear day, i can see salesforce tower. we just have a wonderful neighborhood that we enjoy living in. being back in the neighborhood that i grew up in, it's a wonderful, wonderful experience. now, we can hopefully reach our goals, not only single mothers, but single fathers, as well, who are living that. live your dream, live your life, [♪♪♪] >> i just don't know that you can find a neighborhood in the city where you can hear music stands and take a ride on the low rider down the street. it is an experience that you can't have anywhere else in san francisco. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> district nine is a in the southeast portion of the city. we have four neighborhoods that i represent. st. mary's park has a completely unique architecture. very distinct feel, and it is a very close to holly park which is another beautiful park in san francisco. the bernal heights district is unique in that we have the hell which has one of the best views in all of san francisco. there is a swinging hanging from a tree at the top. it is as if you are swi

i just got a text from city hall. the mayor was so impressed with our john celebration that tonight when you leave, please take a picture . our city hall was lit up. i was told. actually, i've gotten my phone in. oh you were. oh, okay. i'll leave it for directed the davis to see it. that's what we call doing things together. i was gonna say, because i thought it was interesting and i wanted to give recognition to our president of the chair of the human rights commission. karen clopton. thank you so much chair coughed and for being here but i don't want to steal claude ian's thunder, but i also wanted to recognize and acknowledge that, um, mayor brown is here and, um . and i do want to, even though he doesn't necessarily know what i wanted to credit him because martha cohen had reached out and i know that martha worked with you as well. and i think learned the art of all the things have really celebrating community. so tonight, city hall is lit up both in the, um city hall is lit up with the pan african colors and then