all the guests joining us here and david chiu and aaron peskin thank you for mepgsz the community centers association and thank you for joining us as well as the chinese (clapping) and doing extraordinary work and thank you to the greater green is advocating for all things chinatown this strictly group of people and thank you for improving the lives of businesses not only for the people that live here and not only the businesses it strive here but visitors to have a warm and welcome experience or experience we appreciate the it takes a village and partnership that's the community and the elected leaders and making that happen thank you for being here..

all the guests joining us here and david chiu and aaron peskin thank you for mepgsz the community centers association and thank you for joining us as well as the chinese (clapping) and doing extraordinary work and thank you to the greater green is advocating for all things chinatown this strictly group of people and thank you for improving the lives of businesses not only for the people that live here and not only the businesses it strive here but visitors to have a warm and welcome experience or experience we appreciate the it takes a village and partnership that's the community and the elected leaders and making that happen thank you for being here.. >> the stewardship program is a (indiscernible) based program. we work with student kind r garten through 12 grade and work with scrks fusd and (indiscernible) focus on 5 themes. sense of place, plant adapation and animal adaptation, water soil or (indiscernible) depending on the grade level and accommodations the class may need the educators work to adapt the programming to be whatever works best for the class, so they can gain activities (indiscernib

all the guests joining us here and david chiu and aaron peskin thank you for mepgsz the community centers association and thank you for joining us as well as the chinese (clapping) and doing extraordinary work and thank you to the greater green is advocating for all things chinatown this strictly group of people and thank you for improving the lives of businesses not only for the people that live here and not only the businesses it strive here but visitors to have a warm and welcome experience or experience we appreciate the it takes a village and partnership that's the community and the elected leaders and making that happen thank you for being here.. >> i try to start every day not looking at my phone by doing something that is grounding. that is usually meditation. i have a gym set up in my garage, and that is usually breathing and movement and putting my mind towards something else. surfing is my absolute favorite thing to do. it is the most cleansing thing that i'm able to do. i live near the beach, so whenever i can get out, i do. unfortunately, surfing isn't a daily practice for me, but i've b

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indicated there, and therefore it is impossible to see the community, which, let’s say closer there , has always been associated with some such centern of the belarusians is completely justified, therefore, the fact that the cavity can be considered the ancient hundredfold belarusian zherli, because he is also there, which means he is located in this way. eh, somewhere around this period, an ethnic community was formed. the belarusian ethnos should be considered relatively young. here, and this is also a remarkable uniqueness. uh, in this sense, the belarusian elite culture is that we were formed at the junction. the cultural traditions of the east and west of europe in this menu, the uniqueness of alexander ivanovich , you are the author of about 300 scientific papers, including 34 monographs, it turns out that you have been in science all your conscious life. why is she so attracts? well, that's what happened. uh, well, in life i am an architect by education, i finished the morning blint so that uh was distributed to the workshop of the people's architect of the ussr vladimir-zaborsky, but it became. so in general, all the years i

western dvina and the volga and it’s impossible, so you see a community that, let’s say closer there, has always been associated with some such centerd the consolidation of belarusians is completely justified, so the fact that the cavity can be considered the ancient capitals of the belarusian land, because it is also there, which means it is located in this way. uh, somewhere around this period, an ethnic community was formed belarusian ethnos should be considered relatively young. this is also remarkable for its uniqueness. eh, in this sense, the belarusian elite culture is that it was formed at the junction. the cultural traditions of the east and west of europe in this its uniqueness alexander ivanovich you are the author of about 300 scientific works, including 34 monographs, it turns out that you have spent your entire conscious life in science. why is she so attractive to you? well, that's what happened. uh, well, in life i am an architect by education who graduated from a pancake, then in the morning in order to distribute uh in workshop of the people's architect of the ussr with these fencers, but it has become. so, in gene

of a letter from sro families united collaborative, including chinatown community development center, chinese progressive association coalition on homelessness, dolores street, community services, south and market community action network . another letter from council just cause housing rights committee of san francisco and others that we've heard from urging that we reject those two nominees and so i will sadly not be supporting bianca newman on on that basis. thank you. okay so why don't we have a separate roll call vote on item 49, madam clerk, would you please call the roll on items 50, 52, 53 and 54 on on 40. let's start with 49 and then we will take 50. 52, 53, 54 together. okay. on item 49, supervisor stephanie. stephanie i. supervisor walton walton. no. supervisor chan chan. no supervisor dorsey. dorsey i supervisor and cardio and cardio i supervisor randleman mandel man i supervisor melgar i melgar i supervisor peskin i peskin i supervisor preston preston no supervisor saphire sci fi i there are seven eyes and three no's with supervisors walton chan and preston in the dissent. the motion is approved. can we

of a letter from sro families united collaborative, including chinatown community development center, chinese progressive association coalition on homelessness, dolores street, community services, south and market community action network . another letter from council just cause housing rights committee of san francisco and others that we've heard from urging that we reject those two nominees and so i will sadly not be supporting bianca newman on on that basis. thank you. okay so why don't we have a separate roll call vote on item 49, madam clerk, would you please call the roll on items 50, 52, 53 and 54 on on 40. let's start with 49 and then we will take 50. 52, 53, 54 together. okay. on item 49, supervisor stephanie. stephanie i. supervisor walton walton. no. supervisor chan chan. no supervisor dorsey. dorsey i supervisor and cardio and cardio i supervisor randleman mandel man i supervisor melgar i melgar i supervisor peskin i peskin i supervisor preston preston no supervisor saphire sci fi i there are seven eyes and three no's with supervisors walton chan and preston in the dissent. the motion is approved. can we

. >> reporter: the neighborhood association has a community meeting with city officials tonight at the roosevelt community center to air concerns and find out what else it might take to get some peace if not quiet during the next 4th of july holiday. in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> san francisco's effort to crack down on drug dealing landed at least two men in jail, known to deal in the tenderloin in san francisco were arrested after their homes in oakland were searched. police say they discovered fentanyl, cocaine salt, cocaine base, methamphetamine, heroin, oxycodone, pills. the two now face multiple drug related charges. >>> the man accused of attacking a former san francisco fire commissioner was released from jail. a judge issued that order today as he appeared in court. doty is accused of attacking former commissioner don carmaniani back in april. attorneys for doty maintain it is a case of self-defense and claim carmaniani is using bear spray on unhoused people. he denies the accusation. the judge ordered doty to stay away from certain areas of san francisco. he is scheduled to return to

center. the president of the oakland police officers association says response times were impacted as dispatchers continue to have trouble communicatinglly with officers out in the field. >> dispatchers are toiling literally with papers and pen writing down individual calls, running across the room giving it to the dispatcher and then sending it out to the officers in the field. >> reporter: the city's i.t. department had everything back up and running by 5:00 friday afternoon. earlier the police officers association said it has little confidence in mayor sheng thao's administration after its "inept response to february's ransomware attack." >> the same folks in i.t. who gave us the ransomware and there was terrible response to it are the ones responding to this. so just inherently we have little confidence in them actually getting it fixed. >> reporter: the ransomware attack forced the city administrator to declare a state of emergency after network outages. troves of network employees and residents were released on the so-called dark web. williams feels there's a lot more to be concerned about than the failure of the 911 system. >>

national emergency numbers association, and carbine, an emergency communications company says there's a crisis across the country. >> the national survey shows a staggering 82% of centerseported being understaffed and struggling to hire and retain dispatchers. it shows a significant number being unfamiliar with emerging technologies specifically designed to solve those problems. after staffing, outdated technology is another reoccurring issue nationwide. 60% of participants said they regularly experience outages similar to oakland's catastrophic failure just weeks ago. >> oakland fire and oakland police are experiencing catastrophic cad failures at this time. >> reporter: for about 30 hours total, oakland 911 calls had to be routed through another agency or oakland dispatchers had to take down calls using pen and paper. in vallejo, the captain gave us a tour where we saw other delays in answering time. >> they want to know the temperature. >> reporter: he said those calls can take up a third of their time. >> people stuck in traffic. they call 911 to say they're stuck in traffic. >> reporter: what do they expect you to do? >> well? that's a great question. >> reporter:

the director of the analytical center of the association of cities of ukraine, yaroslav araboshuk. of the government, denys myhal, said that there is money in the communities and the local authorities can help their utility companies allocate funds to date the water canals, and therefore there are no problems, there will be no problems, and at least for the time being, water tariffs will not increase, but we see now that such debates arise from the side authorities and local authorities, the government and local communities, some say there is money, others say give us funding or raise tariffs. well , i do not understand at all why there are problems and such disputes because of this issue, well, the price the issue with the increase in the water tariff is what they said in nkrekp, it is uah 60 in my opinion. yes , you are right, vasyl. uah 50 is the average increase in the payment, depending on which water utility, because the tariffs of each utility company vary slightly, but on average 32% of people who well, there really are people who count every penny, this is true and in principle, we are already in a situation where anyone can count every penny toda

cultural center was destroyed there, the regional military administration informs the regional military administration in the boryslav district, a farm was hit, an old association of the vdariv community was also destroyed, and in kherson , an administrative building was destroyed the building, in total, during the day, the enemy hit four people in the region 72 times two families were injured in the orichov in zaporizhzhia, the russians dropped a guided aerial bomb on the city, a 79-year-old man was killed and three people were injured. this was reported by the head of the regional military administration , yurii malashko, the enemy shelled the region 82 times with artillery in 17 settlements, 21 residential buildings and farm buildings were destroyed , putin's cats continue to roam donetsk no , one person was killed , one more was injured, and two others were injured in the large-large novosilki community due to shelling the head of the region, pavlo kyrylenko, informs the residents of the kostyantyniv district that as a result of shelling in the lysichan community, three high-rise buildings and three infrastructure objects were damaged. a 61-year-old man died due to massive shellin

building district and the associations would the city italian- american communities are unofficially recognized by the retention of colombo market during the golden gate center in 1960 and the importance of the interpretative view is for resist with the produce district in san francisco history in the memories and san francisco heritage agrees that nomination are a of richard for the planning department staff put forward are significant an appropriate designation before article 10 of the planning code we look forward to another landmarking of significance for the city. thank you. >> commissioners, thank you for linking to my comments i'm with the gotten gateway center the owner of the park and here today with my colleagues and annie one of the general managers of the property and the history of the area. um, i think that is worth said earlier the gateway can't support the landmark designation we're wiling to talk about the assistance that the community wishes to see we submitted more detail in the written communications that were provided to the commission. um, before the i think that is important to recognize that much the group behind the gone gate center

association javan with the centers of the provinces, all the centers of the provinces, the farabi foundation, the center for the development of cinema and experimental, and in fact, at times like the communications organization , due to the fact that the international work of the ministry of foreign affairs and cultural media organizations joined hands, and that is why this happened very well. so far, the summary of the advanced implementation with the presence of these friends, who are basically all concerned about the activities in the field of women and family, is that a unity of the population will happen for the coming years and the production of very good gardens and handles through all agricultural organizations and institutions, teachers including life that in during the festival, we are trying to have a joint union of women and family makers, so that these filmmakers, by sharing their efforts together, will be able to enrich the productions of women, family and family in terms of form and content. i want to go back to the previous question, what are the differences with other film festivals that are held in the country and are they big enough to be held ? iran used to have several festi

community center that chinatown has. the letters that are in the file are not from. well to do neighbors. they are from the largest tenants organization in the city , the community tenants association. we heard from the chinatown community development center because indeed, this is a precious, unique public resource that is used heavily by the chinese community that i've represented. and indeed, i believe that there is evidence of unusual circumstances in the record. if we drill down further into the notion that this relative to downsloping open space or in this case community center, open space, lots that are in the densest portions of chinatown, i don't think there would be any other this is a very unusual circumstance. i think it is also unusual, as was just described, as it relates to the fire access. and frankly, in respectfully, i think that the department erred in not considering whether the appellants had raised a fair argument of an environmental impact in these two areas. and frankly, i think that they do have enough evidence in the record and one of the lives of the appellant just stated that as to the back and forth and cited the june 22nd letter from the fire departmen

community center that chinatown has. the letters that are in the file are not from. well to do neighbors. they are from the largest tenants organization in the city , the community tenants association. we heard from the chinatown community development center because indeed, this is a precious, unique public resource that is used heavily by the chinese community that i've represented. and indeed, i believe that there is evidence of unusual circumstances in the record. if we drill down further into the notion that this relative to downsloping open space or in this case community center, open space, lots that are in the densest portions of chinatown, i don't think there would be any other this is a very unusual circumstance. i think it is also unusual, as was just described, as it relates to the fire access. and frankly, in respectfully, i think that the department erred in not considering whether the appellants had raised a fair argument of an environmental impact in these two areas. and frankly, i think that they do have enough evidence in the record and one of the lives of the appellant just stated that as to the back and forth and cited the june 22nd letter from the fire departmen

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community in san francisco. thank you. >> i'm morn caattorney for the attorney of the day program housed in the justice and diversity center of bar association of san francisco in d6. i provide training for vol they're immigration attorneys. asooim cycleum seek nears court are likely to win if than i have council. october of 22 to april of 23 only 8 out of every thousand immigrants able to have rep 7ation for case. it is imperative funding for representation increase. members deserve to have work. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon i'm carlos hamilton i live in san francisco in the richmond part of d1. i'm coordinator for justice center of the association of san francisco. investment in our collaborative provides legal and social programs to clients beyond deportation defense. among organization wes have programs related to housing mental health eviction, family law, domestic violence, youth program and food banks. federal impact lit bagz to ensure our work benefits clines. we are asking the board provide funding through the add back press to expand services to meet the needs of the immigrant community and sustain our current work. t

and whereas the merchants associations are definitely, um, empowered components in being community stakeholders, the cultural districts are as well as they're usually centering the communities themselves. yeah, that's a great note. we have, um, we've definitely been trying to the program artists who are aligned with the different communities as well. if, if you'd like, can i have entertainment commission staff give you information on reaching out to those respective cultural districts? yeah, that would be wonderful. if you could forward the, the direct contacts to us and appreciate it. okay. thank you. sure. commissioner perez, i follow up question. who will be ultimately responsible for managing the sound levels at each of these locations. um, well, certainly the first line is the artist in conjunction with the store managers and owners. and then we have our neighborhood lead there to, you know, help with any resolve, anything. but yeah, if there are any complaints coming in or the store feels that's too loud, we'll we'll those three entities would be there to manage that it might be better to have the manager be responsible instead of the artist because ar