governor jerry brown signed the bill into law authored by san francisco assembly member david chiu.n met with him following the decision and joins us live in the studio... ella what does this mean for victims? (ella) the bill is intended to hold law enforcement accountable for testing that evidence quicker...so hopefully victim's can identify their attacker faster and if they're a seriel rapist...stop them from striking again. assemblymember david chiu of san francisco estimates there are more than 13 thousand untested rape kits sitting on shelves collecting dust at law enforcement agencies across california.he authored a bill to address the state-wide back log that was signed into law by governor jerry brown on sunday. the kits contain dna collected from victims.sot: assemblymember david chiu, (d) san francisco// " the backlog has been an embarrassment we should not have a single kit that is collected afte ra sexual assault that

governor jerry brown signed the bill into law authored by san francisco assembly member david chiu. kron4's ella sogomonian met with him following the decision and joins us live in the studio... ella what does this mean for victims? (ella) the bill is intended to hold law enforcement accountable for testing that evidence quicker...so hopefully victim's can identify their attacker faster and if they're a seriel rapist...stop them from striking again. assemblymember david chiu of san francisco estimates there are more than 13 thousand untested rape kits sitting on shelves collecting dust at law enforcement agencies across california.he authored a bill to address the state-wide back log that was signed into law by governor jerry brown on sunday. the kits contain dna collected from victims.sot: assemblymember david chiu, (d) san francisco// " the backlog has been an embarrassment we should not have a single kit that is collected afte ra sexual assault that remains untested."the legislation requires all law enforcement agencies audit the number of untested rape kits throughout the state

ladies and gentlemen, assembly member david chiu. >> thank you, very much. good morning. let me first start by thanking mayor breed for your bold and innovative leadership as we move forward in dealing with the intensity of the crisis that we've all experienced in recent years. today is a good day for san francisco. today is a good day for the city of saint francis. i want to thank so many folks responsible for moving sb1045 but of course the team behind me. starting with my colleague, who is both a physical and a figurative giant when it comes to moving forward important and bold things, like this bill. a couple months ago, the team behind me came to the assembly judiciary committee i serve on. we explained that san francisco needs this. first, because people are dying on our streets. it is not humane to allow folks to die in the streets when we can do something in the city of saint francis. we know there are things we can do. there are services we can provide. there are roofs we can build. that's why this is so incredibly important. and one thing i also said to my colle

san francisco assembly member david chiu says the back log is an embarrassment to the state.. and this law is long overdue. < assemblymember david chiu, (d) san francisco// " the backlog has been an embarrassment we should not have a single kit that is collected afte ra sexual assault that remains untested.">( darya ) in san francisco sfpd reported they've already processed their back logged kits two years ago when they created a five day deadline to turn in forensic evidence. ( will ) the trump administration has sued california over a new law imposing net neutrality protections. the lawsuit filed yesterday by the u-s department of justice came an hour after governor jerry brown signed the law. the fcc last year repealed rules preventing internet companies from exercising more control over what people watch and see on the internet. california's law seeks to reinstate those rules. the lawsuit argues that california's approach is "unlawful and anti-consumer" because it imposes regulations on the internet and goes against the federal government's approach. ( will ) companies hea

[applause] >> rafael mandelman, assembly member david chiu, and representatives for senator's feinstein and kamala harris, abigail and june harris. thank you so much. so today, we celebrate the official opening of our new service hub for homeless families and families at risk of becoming homeless in san francisco. [applause] >> we are really thankful for so many of you who have been here with us every step of the way and to create what we see here before us. this facility represents our commitment to san francisco's homeless and vulnerable families, telling them we see you, we are committed to serving you in san francisco, and we are investing in your future. securing a permanent home for compass is a perfect example of private public partnerships and how they can benefit our community. one partner has been the city of san francisco. the city itself was one of the first to recognize the importance and significance of this project with a lead grant of $1 million. [applause] >> i'd like to thank and express our deepest thanks to joaquin torres for the office of workforce development for n

ike was crooked from day one to david chiu to the end of... everything he did was conniving.rent. i thought the wedding was... i was fairytale —ish. i thought a man would ask you to marry him with a white dress. it was my wedding, a piece of paper pushed across, we signed, and after that we went to a brothel and watched sex. that's even ha rd to really brothel and watched sex. that's even hard to really think about. so as far as hard to really think about. so as farasi hard to really think about. so as far as i was concerned, nothing had changed. i was still with ike. i wasn't married. as far as... my thinking, i was the same what i was to him, which was he knew already that i no longer cared about him and was paranoid about me leaving. he had already sensed that i was thinking about leaving. so that was the beginning of the end. the beginning of... violence, and how evil he was. it was everyday, every moment. every now and then, there was some fun. sometimes it was, but i don't remember what it was, but i remember there were days it was lighter and nicer. but mostly, remembe

san francisco assembly member david chiu says the back log is an embarrassment to the state..his law is long overdue. < assemblymember david chiu, (d) san francisco// " the backlog has been an embarrassment we should not have a single kit that is collected afte ra sexual assault that remains untested.">( darya ) in san francisco sfpd reported they've already processed their back logged kits two years ago when they created a five day deadline to turn in forensic evidence. ( will ) the trump administration has sued california over a new law imposing net neutrality protections. the lawsuit filed yesterday by the u-s department of justice came an hour after governor jerry brown signed the law. the fcc last year repealed rules preventing internet companies from exercising more control over what people watch and see on the internet. california's law seeks to reinstate those rules. the lawsuit argues that california's approach is "unlawful and anti-consumer" because it imposes regulations on the internet and goes against the federal government's approach. ( will ) companies headquart

recognizing an opportunity, and i want to thank the leadership of our city and perhaps the future david chiu is sitting right over here. who knows? i'm grateful for the opportunity just to give a few remarks and to share how delighted i am to be here with everyone to remember my good friend, ed lee. next, i'd like to bring up my friend and former colleague, carmen chiu, who's the assessor of our great city and county. [applause] >> josan. good morning, everybody. good morning. i think, you know, in the spirit of our former mayor, he would probably be looking out at this crowd and seeing a lot of friends and family, and he would be probably making a joke about why there's more adults than children here today, right? but i know that education that he cared so much about, and i just want to thank each and every one of you for taking sometime to be here today at this dedication and renaming ceremony. ed is someone that we knew and worked very closely with us. i'll tell you, some of the most shining moments i had with him when he was at the schools. he was always interested in what the kids were

we have incredible leaders like david chiu, assembly member, and scott wiener who have been leading the charge on new legislation for middle-income housing legislation, for our conserveatorship, things that we need locally to assist us with the different complicates layers of people that are sadly dealing with homelessness in san francisco and in the state of california as a whole. so i think that part of what people are always saying, well, what can i do besides just giving money? and part of it is, you know, really being consistent and investing in the programs that we know serve a purpose, like hamilton family services, like larkin street youth. what we did with larkin street on this property for transitional aged youth, that's kids age 18-24. there is a property on haight street that just needed some work done, we needed to put an investment in, and there needed to be a long-term subsidy so that they could hire employees to actually work and facilitate and support the young people in this housing. i mean, it can be expensive, but it's also less expensive than spending the money, you

do want to remind this board that we unanimously passed a resolution in support of assembly man david chiu's bill, ab 1506, which effectively real esta estate -- repealed costa

do want to remind this board that we unanimously passed a resolution in support of assembly man david chiu's bill, ab 1506, which effectively real esta estate -- repealed costa hawkins, and i look forward to the same on this as we did exactly a year ago. and i also hope that all members of the public will stay for our next series of items. it's important to support the symbolic representation of items, but this is absolutely a development that the community should be engaged in and watching over. >> supervisor tang: thank you. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: actually, supervisor kim just made my point on 1506 that was pointed on in 2017 by each and every member of the current board, so thank you, supervisor kim. >> supervisor kim: thank you, thank you, supervisor peskin and fewer for bringing this up. i have that difficult job of really trying to provide different perspectives on this issue. i disagree with some of the public comment that i've never been for tenants, as someone who was a renter pretty much my entire adult life, having benefitted from controlled rent myself. however,