that's the mom, connie. just after she gave birth to son jonathan. >> look over here, guys, one, two, three. good one. >> here he is, six years later, after losing a tooth. >> hey, jonathan, that's a great smile you have there. >> this is oldest daughter, jill, learning to play golf. >> that's a nice one, jill. >> and this is her little sister jaclyn. today the kids are grown. when we met them jill has a child of her own. jaclyn had gotten married and jonathan has graduated high school. looking back, the childhood they described was one of stability and routine. >> just normal happy family, i'd say it would be. >> mm-hmm. we go to church on sundays. we'd have movie nights or family vacation that we had taken, usually disneyland, which is our favorite. everything was just as a family. everything was perfect. >> they loved each other and they had a great marriage. >> exactly. >> the patriarch of the hoagland family, larry, was a leader in their church and a professional photographer who can be heard off camera

chung, aria, connie mahogany. ja neta johnson. powell prego, tina.e >> doctor striker and many, many others seen and unseen paving their way in their own field such as melanie and gender affirming care and kenya in technology and engineering. so now, i welcome a trans icon and someone i admire. for a lands acknowledgment. this individual is cofounder of the transgender district. co-owner of the stud. and the highest elected black transwoman in the country for any democratic chapter. give a warm welcome to part chair of the san francisco democrat irk central committee. connie mahogany. >> thank you, so much, jupiter for that introduction. one more time for jupiter. [applause] thanks to here we are here tilde have the honor on behalf of old bull doing the land acknowledgment. this land acknowledgment recognizes the city of san francisco resides on unceded ramaytush ohlone land on a village site. we acknowledge the suffering caused by the theft and colonization of the land and grieve the on going harm to ramaytush ohlone cultures and to all the indigeno

may i say coming been home. adel connie, unto ha, it's bought of actual thoughts, are all behind efforts to gone to international support as, as soldiers buffalo paramilitary group, they discussed by the whole relations and the aid. before his visit, the general issued a decree to dissolve the permit to rapid support forces. and then what, how does it have to see on the armed forces reassure this or do these people end the entire world that we're continuing to complete the transition to democratic civilian rule after the defeat of the rebellion, the whole society, how the priority of the current stage is how to end the rebellion and defeated. one of the priorities is also how to stop the suffering of to the needs people in all parts of the country. the governor's ministry genta has named women and don't seem a, as the new interim prime minister see most of those prime and so on. the for my presence alley bunger, who is deposed in a cooper last week, russia has called washington's decision to send the peters uranium, rumsey ukraine, a criminal act. us as glad to be on the passing time cru

and why connie has more from government of the government officials have been meeting the member of the community clothing, disclose the site in order to clarify what happened during the process in which people were killed. the objective of this meeting is also floor down to additional in a moment. the community which has been raised by this killing, which the in which the local population accusing the um for being responsible by cutting down a peaceful put this in to see to hear this meeting with also help with the government to set up a come on the ground or between the populace on the mentally do relatives of the victim in order to organize a dignified financials. because this is the many issues that have been complaining about for the fact that it's still keeping the bodies in the buck. seeing the c t o for goma, some things that they disagree, and they are complaining about island way, connie, go on the democratic republic of congo. adult phase being investigated. the burning mand festival in the us. of the heavy rain falls, trying to tens of thousands of people in the nevada deser

and i want connie has more from go more the government officials have been meeting the member of the community clothing, disclose the site in order to clarify what happened during that process in which people were killed. the objective of this meeting is also too low or don't deficient in one of the community which has been raised by dis killings which the in which the local population are choosing the um for being responsible by cutting down a piece for put this in to see to hear this meeting with also help with the government to set up a come on the ground or between the population, the mentally do relatives of the victim in order to organize the beginning. if i finish those, because this is the main issues that i've been printing about for the fact that i'm still keeping the bodies in the box. the going to see 2 of go ma, some things that they disagree and they are complaining about island way, connie, go mount the democratic republic of congo. funeral was being held for some of the victims of a fire in an abundance building. and johannes, by the 74 people, were killed into plays

connie, go on the democratic republic of congo, or the 5 months of fighting and saddam is destroyed no. the 60 percent of schools universities. the rest of the live in close by the governmental tended to shelters for refugees of the conflict. stephanie decker reports. now, this isn't what a mad had in mind for himself. his studies have cartoon university had been put on hold since the worst store shooting through dawn and april. now he makes ends meet by selling food. universities have closed indefinitely. positive since 2019 universities have been under the pressure of political and rest, then the revolution. and most recently, the ongoing war or future of students is filled with that doesn't have, i imagine the only one facing and uncertain future. the academic journey of more than 1000000 undergraduates has come to a hold of 2 universities, closed their doors. thousands of academic archives and student files in many academic institutions have also been destroyed or stolen. the ministry of higher education justified the decision to close them, saying they've turned into shelters for

i'm supervisor preston, joined by catherine stefani and connie chan. the clerk is stephanie cabrera i thanks to sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. madam

during the policy just issued a risk to connie. and i'll just tell pete is in the army, but connie means i clocked. mr. cody is sought to evade traditional proceedings at the score for more than 17 years, despite continued efforts by my office. and the registry of the i. c. c. 2, a gate and apprehend him, assisted by states international organizations and civil society actors. so as of courtney is no involved lie for being the lead off the board. so resistance army which began fighting the days the government took you can the late 1918. the group is sprayed violence and tell us who all to, candice, can you thousands of people, in many cases, the families of the children, joseph courtney had adapted the whereabouts of the data who is once as for crimes against humanity and will crimes, remains on to coordinate is accused of crimes including mass killings, torture and forcing children to become soldiers. in 2021, the u. s. government announced a $5000000.00 reward for information leading to the risk of joseph courtney. now as this pa

small your a c t own somebody is cost the wells are up to 200 meters deep and holding up the water, connie's does is tween. yes. it seems rain fully scott's fresh water east to sol, towards the, from the nearby ocean in food fits and contaminants the woods still, i've been called to the office and his neighbors come here most every day. they have no other choice but it's still not so little so it's exhausting to draw water from the deep. well and it's salty to die though. but i can not afford to buy clean water. i think i can do it in recent years, somalia has experienced a very low field rainy season. the london loankey smiled is trying out for residents. it's a disaster. busy to grazing land, lift and animals are dying of cost. the ground is still perched. it's hardly what for me, over 2000000, so many guns i've already feeling the effects of climate change. a bundle of sand from somebody else. maybe it's true of energy and water resources is worried about the future. we've got other things. you know what the drop is adversely affected people and their live stock and kids mile and the surr

when the application was made for the one kind of development, it wasn't to move to issue because connie agrees held in high regard and revere locally. and many people thought this was inappropriate to have any form of development on the slopes. accordingly, the watkins since have been living here for 6 years, but now their neighbors are trying to block the properties, access lane, a move, they didn't expect. the hottest part by far. yeah, that's dealing with the resistance to what you believe. and i believe in for making this punch of land more habitable for people for wild life life and their converted trailers is rustic especially on damp winter evenings. but they love it here and want to be an example for their children. the scope of somebody having much less of an impact on the environment, doing this and it kind of shows them how they might be able to do that in the future as well. and, and that we can do this without getting rid of all electricity and television and internet, you know, we've still got to all of that. but we can do this even if some of their neighbors haven't been

joined by vice chair catherine stefani and supervisor connie chan the clerk is stefani cabrever.v for staffing this meeting. do you have announce ams? >> in person attendance and public comment. providing remote access via phone. board recognized equal access is essential. public comment will be taken on each item

so it's connie, the tops, one of you on these kinds of bus customers. listen to this one vote. of course the product feels closer and the producer becomes a real person. that's definitely not the case. when i show up in a supermarket, you can just define the farmer also benefits since money and goods change hands directly. unlike distribution to a traditional retail where a portion of the purchase price doesn't even reach the producer, then deluxe it to me, i get it for then product. when the farmer gets more money for his product, then he has more money to operate to stay in a place where they can afford more expensive, federal and ecological sustainable product. find your customer distribution, earn some more money then that can operate more sustainably. for example, i can invest, encompassed which has expend water retention capacity, improves all quality and services. the choices fertilizer for the plants, natural thing that the sustainable farming made easy and for the customer, nothing changes. so the price of the price on the shelves is basically the same price initial ap

and yet, yvonne from the armenian border town of connie's, or where tens of thousands of refugees have arrived from us probation, he told us about what he saw there. yeah, i mean, the scenes were, were, were just as an enlisted with people for about 5 years of about 53 days so that i was there, you know, that, that have all. now now the numbers officially a over a 100000 people have left in to have that many people coming in. just as the space of 5 or 6 days means that the flow is, i don't know, 11 row just means the flow of them was and you know, the people just kept coming. well, we have to remember that armenia is a poor country with very high unemployment. so how is the armenian government managing this massive influx of people? and what's been the reaction among the general public? i mean, via the, as, as you said, the lord or me is it is a company of under 3000000 people developing country and, you know, 120000 people would be a lot for any company in, in a little over a week. will be a law for any country taken, let alone one in this condition. either the dead. i mean, despite t

thank you, this sponsored by connie chan. supervisor chan, welcome to rowels the floor is yours. >> thank you chair dorsey for schedule third degree item and thank you voice chair walted wolton and safai for being on the committee and hear us. i am a first generationim grant. came to san francisco chien town when i was then. my family, my nom mom a single mom with 2 teen kids were grateful to find rent control apartment, bordering north beach and china town we were able tom stay in san francisco and thrive. but, through a journey from then that was 1990 to today of 2023, i have seen a journey of tenants trying to survive in san francisco especially today in the very high rent circumstance. and volatile circumstance. and so -- for when original low the union at home first introduced by supervisor supervisor peskin in 22 i'm grateful to see how it was approved by this board. of supervisors. the idea was this tenants live nothing buildings 5 units and more can form a youn and form tenant association. and be able to collective lo

connie ziegler is a maintenance technician here at the only american battery plant to be representedunion. seeing those machines move and make a cell. i was like a kid in a candy store. i was so excited. she loves herjob, but says she's had to fight for pay and benefits. battery plant workers earn a fraction of what traditional auto workers make. we want that job security. we want that, the fair, fair wages. $16 an hour is not fair. $18 an hour was not fair. you know, and we want the safety. safety was not there. frustrated, she and her colleagues voted to unionise last year, recently winning a pay increase. in michigan, president biden, whose policies are accelerating the switch to electric vehicles, told striking autoworkers to keep fighting. we built the middle class. what do you make of president biden, who is pushing clean energy policies and who says it will create good paying, good unionjobs? that's more... we can always hope. battery powered cars have fewer parts. so the big fear is it could require 20 to 30% less labour to produce than traditional cars. a lot of the traditio

joined by vice chair catherine stefani and supervisor connie chan the clerk is stefani cabrever. thanks to sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. do you have announce ams? >> in person attendance and public coen

connie needed to address 2004 distress personal attention for me so that we can provide who we should be good to see as to what stated. because i think it's a fact you can move in me is moved. you ever used to being sits and looks around though, so low level take the kids, how many tons to make any really no use no way something to tell me to learn something about to school. that's it. show that there and to motivate the all right, thanks for coming today guys. first question i will ask you this is kind of tubs of positive from you week because you've been to be in last week. and so i said, well i don't forget issues. and so just months together and she was gone and are totally lost of wallet to go off and all the fort lewis on it. and the final bill was gone. so mean the sauce yes is cleared across stone side. and then we use guys for 10 to shut down emotionally because it's easier than dealing with i said it's easy to hide those emotions and put my scan all around and pretend it's not by and just get on the things put that face on and let everybody think everything's wonderful. real

trying to adapt to a new lifestyle of 40 miles away from home was already having its effect on tom connie needed to address the 2000 and distress personal attention for me so that we can provide who we should be good to see as to what stated. because i think it's affecting can move in me is moved. you ever used to being sits and looks around though so low level think the kids have any time to make any really no use no way something to tell me to something but to go that's it. the show that they're in the motivated right. the . all right, thanks for coming today. guys. first question, i will ask you this is kind of tubs of positive from you week because you've been to be in last week. and so i said, well i don't forget issues and so just months together and she was gone and are totally lost of wallet to go off and i will for this i get that issue. and then the final bill for the last 4 things is gone. so mean the sauce yes. is cleared across stone side we is guys with 10 to shut down the mostly because it's easier than dealing with i said it's easy to hide those emotions and put my scan al

i thank my longtime who are watching by live stream, connie pollak from the los angeles syndicate and now tracy clark of tribune in chicago. connie and tracy would have been here but the crime is so bad their cities that they felt it was unsafe them to leave. it's only joke now when you go to the store, buy groceries, assuming you can afford them. in this time of high inflation. you don't argue with the checkout clerk about pounds and gallons and other measurement. you don't stand in line with two jugs of milk and say my standard is this is only one jug or you £2 of meat and say no my standard is only £1. the next voice would hear would be security and yet that is precisely what the loudest voices in our culture are saying. they want to create their own standard switch, and reality are not standards at all. they have their economic standard spending and taxing as if there is no end to it and ignoring what massive national debt has done to other nations. are foreign policy standards which this administration and the entire left increasingly ignoring that have put our nation at risk fro

the meeting will come to order welcome to the september 20. 2023 meeting of budget and finance i'm connie chan chair. i'm joined by rafael mandelman and short low by safai or clerk is brent jalipa i would like to thank mathedue from sfgovtv for broadcast thanksgiving meeting >> a reupon minored for those in attendance silence electronic devises not to interrupt our proceedings in the chamber the

and the severed says a supervisor connie chan introduced a package of legislation in efforts to improveafety and disaster response in the city. if passed, she says the package would create a set of ordinances that and the san francisco fire code to improve the sprinkler system and the inspection process. governor gavin newsom signed a bill aimed at expanding the research on california's atmospheric rivers. now the bill will link the research to the state's reservoir operations program. the program uses technology to try to predict the storms ahead of time and also helps officials figure out how much water to release in order to avoid flooding. the bill's authors says it can also help to increase water storage. >> assembly bill 30 basically requires that we're linking our atmosphere river research with damage and flood control operations to optimize water so that we can't release and also routine that water for optimizing our water supply. >> all right. a new law takes effect january 1st. all right. well, they are studying or atmospheric rivers and we are heading back after a >> pretty l

and san francisco supervisor connie chan introduced a package of legislation in efforts to improve firepackage would create a set of ordinances that would amend the san francisco fire code to improve the sprinkler system. at least the inspection process. >> it's 6.14, and governor newsom signed a bill that aims to expand the research on california's atmospheric rivers, which tend to hit in the winter and in the spring, the bill will link the research to the state's reservoir operations program. and that program uses technology to predict the storms ahead of time, which can also, officials say they want to figure out how much water to release to avoid flooding. the bill's authors says that it can also help to increase water storage. >> assembly bill, 30 basically requires that we're linking our atmosphere river research with damage and flood control operations to optimize water so that we can't release it. also routine that water for optimizing our water supply. >> to january 1st, when it takes effect. >> you know what it streamline yeah, but that's right. but it works. but you got to st

connie needed to address the 2000 with a distress casual tension for me. so i was looking for like a refund. check to see i was too much stated because i think it's a fact you can move in me is moved. you ever used to being sits and looks around the house a little, but i don't think the kids have any time to make any really no use no way something to tell me to something, but that's it. show that then motivated right. the all right, thanks for coming today. guys. first question i will ask is, is kind of tubs of positive from you week because you've been to be in last week. and so i said, well, i don't forget issues. and so just months together and she was gone and are totally lost of wallet to often allow for either side to get good as of june. and the final bill for the last 4 things is gone. so mean the sauce yes is cleared across stones. we as guys with 10 to shut down the mostly because it's easier than dealing with i think it's easy to hide those emotions and put my scan all around and pretend it's not by and just get on the things put that face on an

this comes after connie chan pushed for the site to be landmarked. the supervisor says she hopes the city can strike a balance between preservation and affordable housing at this site. >>> coming up, with new ideas for real estate is a big part of the city recovery plan. a former we work employee is putting a new twist on this office concept. kenny choi shows us how artists are helping to turn the space into a co-working community. >>> maia kendall has been sculpting statuettes since she was a child, these days crafting desk buddies. >> the ideas that they bring joy and they draw your attention and you look at them and you go, that's cute, and you go oh, something weird is happening here. >> reporter: her latest series is catching eyes. for the first time in her artistic career her work is on display and being sold in a retail space. >> a lot of my artwork is around things that are weird and whimsical and fantastical. >> reporter: but her newfound success sprang forth because of a chance encounter with teddy kramer at a craft fair. the former we work

. >> >> i'm connie chan district one supervisor and welcome to the richmond. >> i'm an immigrant and came to san francisco china town when i was 13 years old with my mom and brother. my first job is at the community organizer for public safety with san francisco state. and land in the city hall and became a legislative aid to sophie maxwell. went through city departments when kamala harris was our district attorney i'm proud to represent the richmondad district supervisor. [music] we have great neighborhood commercial corridors that need to be protected. the reason why we launched the neighborhood business for supporting the [inaudible] for 15 years special more. we have the legacy business program the business around for 30 years or more and thought, you know, we gotta make sure the next generation contains for generations to come. am i'm ruth the owner of hamburger haven we came back on july 11. we were opened in 1968 at that time i believe one of the owners of mestart today went through a guy named andy in the early 70s and my father took it mid 70s. >> originally was just a burge

connie needed to address 2004 a distress personal attention for me. so i was looking for like a refund check to see as to what state and the code i guess affecting can move in me is moved. you ever used to being sits and looks around though, so low level take the kids, how many tons to make any really no use no way something to tell me to something but that's it. show that then motivated right. the all right, thanks for coming today. guys, 1st question, i will ask you this is, can you tell us a positive from your week going to be in last week? and so i said, well i don't forget issues. and so just months together and she was gone and i totally lost of wallet to go off. when i went to fort lewis, i did go to the jews and find that it wasn't loss for gardens. i mean the sauce rice yes is cleared across stones. when you guys would tend to shut down the mostly because it's easier than dealing with i think it's easy to hide those emotions and put my scan all around and pretend it's not by and just get on the things put that face on and let everybody thing

connie brock says in her article that since 1983, for example, suppose only 4 years after the revolutionil 1989 mr. reza pahlavi he receives 15,000 dollars a month from the black organization and this employee of the us state department received a salary from the us state department within 6 years. he says, "i am swedish, i am a member of the swedish parliament , i am a representative of the people of sweden ." loofah is an old plant from the pumpkin family. this plant is a natural exfoliator that helps a lot in the creation and removal of pimples and skin blemishes . bakiti produces face exfoliating bath towels and small pads for the use of all family members. continuous use of these exfoliating towels provides more oxygen to the skin and improves pimples and skin blemishes . take it under warm water for a second until it becomes completely soft, and now wash it using a towel. apply it slowly on your skin to see a more radiant and younger skin. to order this unique product , send an sms to the number 10635 by sending raighan number two. swear shoes of high quality in sync with global qu

connie brock, the second son of pahlavi, says in her article that from 1983, that is, for example, justars after the revolution, until mr. reza pahlavi received $15,000 per month from the black money organization, and this employee of the us state department in 6 years, 77 thousand dollars, those who say that he received a salary from the united states department of state with a certificate, i am not saying that fam has received a salary, but ali akhundi, who received money for a coup in iran, and says: i am a swede, i am a member of the swedish parliament, a member of the parliament i am the representative of the people of sweden, mohammad javad reza soltani, journalist of sedavasima. in my opinion, a sofa and a carpet for the front would be very good for there, a dresser and a dining room for four people for there , that 's about 10 million. ah, don't worry about it , we can buy it for half a billion, and that too in installments and without any kind of cover, you say? the credit limit for the purchase of essati in the iranian grand palace has increased to half a billion tomans. the i

. >> francisco supervisor connie chan is introducing a package in an effort to improve fire safety andr response. and the city there's a video that you're looking at here comes from several different drills that are held throughout the city by different emergency teams over the year. these ordinances would amend the san francisco fire code to improve the sprinkler system inspection process. past the city's 5 year inspection process would require permit filing an additional training and licensing. it's also a scheduled public hearing to talk about the implementation of the emergency firefighting water system. >> moving on to the weather now as we get a live look outside. transamerica. >> pyramid building a in cloud in the sky. least that portion of it. yeah. hard to find any clouds. you can see some fog this morning, but that burned off in most spots. kept it cool, though, really nice. lawrence is here. >> where wednesday, lawrence, looking ahead to the rest of the weekend's your favorite. yeah. here we go. yeah. get ready for that weekend. i think the weather is going to turn out to be

best, connie caitlin owens you're with them everyday.ur family. we are lucky to cherish the time we had together and grateful to be part of their lives. they are close and is loving and the family can be and your spirit lives on with them. and i would also like to thank everyone who has been part of this memorial service for the past 22 years. you have been here with us to pay tribute to our loved ones and to make sure they are remembered and honored. over the years you've treated us with respect, and with compassion. your actions allow us to keep our focus on our family members who are no longer with us. thank you all for being here with us. may god bless you, and may god bless america. [applause] >> and my grandfather, firefighter robert james crawford. being your granddaughter something i will always be so grateful for and a title i am blessed to after i'm so proud to be part of you and you be able to carry you with me wherever i go. our hero, we love you to the moon and back. keep watching over us. we know you were always close. [rea

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san francisco supervisor connie chan and the owners of the alexandria announce plans today to convert the theater into affordable housing. there was a plan a few years ago to transform it into a multi-use building with a community pool. but due to the pandemic, those plans never came to be. coming up tonight. >> rocco is on the road to recovery after that devastating earthquake. how a woman with bay area ties is pitching in to help. plus an update involving a mother who had her arms and legs amputated after eating fish. brought from here, the bay area with the santa clara county department of public health saying about the matter is this mystery deepens and are targeting gyms in san are targeting gyms in san francisco's marina. here in ths and all of our stuff where we want to go. but, our cars can't take us e with unpaid tolls. vehicles with overdue, unpaid s may not be able to renew theirn until outstanding balances are. payment assistance is available. visit bayareafastrak.org/ase so go pay your unpaid tolls y and keep your wheels on the ! >> this is into the kron. 4 it seems like

connie brock in his article that from 1983, that is, for example, just 4 years after the revolution until 1989, mr. reza pahlavi received $15,000 per month from the black money organization. and this employee of the us state department received 77,000 dollars within 6 years. they say that he received a salary from the us state department with a document. i am not saying that. alireza akhundi, who took money for the overthrow in iran and says , "i am swedish, i am a member of the swedish parliament, i am a representative of the people of sweden " and his family and peace. hundreds of thousands of yemenis attended the main squares of most provinces, including saada, sana'a and taiz, and celebrated this occasion by reciting poems in praise of the prophet of islam. they had. secretary general of yemen's ansarullah movement said in this ceremony: enemies want to control islamic countries with soft war. seyyed abdul malik badr al-din as well. he warned the aggressor coalition and said: i recommend you end the occupation . insisting on hostile policies has dire consequences because our people ho

san francisco supervisor connie chan and the owners of the alexandria announced plans to convert theo 76 units of affordable housing while trying to preserve the historic nature of the theater. there was a planned a few years back to transform the alexandria into a multi-use building with a community pull. but because of the pandemic, those plans never came to be. >> still to come tonight at 5, how people are celebrating almost 200 years of flight making in the north bay. but first, a refund for parents whose kids swipe their card to buy custom was ation options popular game. they can expect a refund. how you can claim a refund. how you can claim your check. ♪ there it is. that feeling you get... when you can du more with less asthma. it starts with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. can you picture it? dupixent can caus

connie brock says in her article that since 1983, for example, let's assume only 4 years later from the revolution to 1989, mr. reza pahlavi received $15,000 per month from the black organization, and this employee of the us state department received $70,000 within 6 years. they say he received a salary with a document from the us state department. i am not saying that he received funds. up to alireza akhundi, who took money to overthrow iran and says , "i am swedish , i am a member of the swedish parliament, i am a representative of the people of sweden ." and the birth celebration in the provinces in this ceremony, the shiites of the sunnis together commemorate the beginning of the week of unity and congratulate each other. many times in different places and times, the shiites and sunnis together reviewed the lesson of unity and integration, not only the birth of the prophet , may god bless him and grant him peace. and the week of unity in the year has become a symbol of shia and sunni togetherness, and different occasions and places throughout the year also narrate the love of the su