>> yes. >> commissioner dickerson? >> yes. >> commissioner herbert? >> yes. president huie. >> yes >> commissioner ortiz cartagena. >> yes >> vice-president zhou. >> yes. >> motion passes. >> great. thank you. next item. >> item 5, approval of draft meeting minutes, this is a discussion and action item. >> >> commissioners, any comments about the drafted meeting minutes? no. any public comment? >> public commenters please dial star three to be added to the queue. no commenters. >> hearing no public comment. public comment is closed. commission, oh. i think we need to make a motion to adopt the draft meeting minutes. would anyone like to make a motion? >> i'll make a motion. >> i'll second it. >> motioned by commissioner carter. seconded by commissioner dickerson. [laughter] i'll read the roll. commissioner carter? >> yes. >> commissioner dickerson? >> yes. >> commissioner herbert? >> yes. >> president huie. >> yes >> commissioner ortiz cartagena? >> yes. >> and vice-president zhou. >> yes >> motion passes. >> great. next item. >> item 6, general publi

commissioner dickerson. yes, commissioner herbert. yes, president huey. yes. commissioner tease cartagena's absent and vice presidents. dizziness. yes. motion passes. congratulations. yeah that's right. film production. thank you continue working up to. to come. all the society and the community. thank you. oh blessings on you. yes. bye bye. bye bye. thank you. oh one fuzzies. a really good job of that. do you want me to just jump? yeah go ahead and call number three. yeah. item three downtown economic recovery update. this is a discussion item. the commission will hear presentation on upcoming activations and initiatives to revitalize downtown san francisco, including a discussion about office vacancies and public safety presenting today we have catherine daniel, director, economic recovery initiatives with the office of economic and workforce development. okay? oh, is it on this? this one. it'll it'll come up. okay hi. welcome. director daniel. thank you so much for having me commissioners. um i was here. i think nine months ago to with a very preliminary so

. >> commissioner dickerson? >> present. >> commissioner herbert. >> present. >> president huie. >> here. >> commissioner cartagena. >> here. >> vice-president zhou. >> you have a quorum. >> the san francisco small business commission, an office of small business staff, acknowledges that we are on the ancestral homeland homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> please call item 2. >> item two, board of supervisors, file 230313, s

reporter karma dickerson tells us about a grassroots awareness effort taking to the streets. >> serialgs have stopped but safety is still top of mind for many in the davis with that on his mind, but also been handing out respect and free secure has a uc davis. grad student is again trying to meet the of course, of course. of course, we last caught up with jonathan fernandez earlier this spring after some of his fellow students were killed in a crash caused by alleged drunk drivers in san joaquin county. he was handing out safe driving tools to passersby and davis hopes of saving lives. i think they're one we can really reach for many. the motivation today is the same reverence situation not sure what good on beaches to as the davis community tries return to normal to fernandes sees an opportunity to remind people to be vigilant is a safe campus, but it really is only a safe campus if we utilize the resources that are provided to us covered. >> that was karma dickerson reporting for us tonight. the open fire department is set to deploy 1200 goats to clear vegetation from the oakland hil

he was taken into custody and after a lengthy interview charged in all 3 incidents, karma dickerson tells us more about the suspect. it seems a weight had been lifted as the chief of a small normally quiet safe community announced. so we are >> to deliver the news. the entire community that everybody's been waiting to hear. we've made. >> carlos dominguez says the man they believe is responsible. officers caught up with the 21 year-old wednesday evening when more than a dozen people called in tips he was lurking near sycamore park. the location of the second murder to rock the city of davis ma last week. it was exactly what he was described wearing where be in daylight as opposed to the president for night. >> if what you find. >> it does not appear so. but as you described, the behavior was quite unusual. and circumstance like this. he was aware that he was being there for an answer. the questions that have been on the minds of investigators in the community alike. >> davis police chief darren pie tells that he believes the man responsible for all 3 stabbings, david bro, unknown communit

. >> dickerson talked with a man who witnessed one of those incidents and she has the story. >> from the canceled late night little league practice. >> to the normally bustling evening farmers market stalls abandon to businesses reducing operating hours. davis after dark is going dark. things like that. >> everyone in davis's kind on the same mindset were like they don't even want to go out at night. last thursday's murder, heartbreaking saturday, similar violent killing sent shockwaves. and then the 3rd time we're like, okay, like something is going on. the 3rd time was monday night. >> when the only person known to have survived the recent stabbings and davis was attacked. about those audio was there as it happened. he walked through here and we see no. well, so deal like the woman who was stabbed had been staying in tents along second l street. he says he and others just ate the encampment were well aware what happened to david bro. mission just days before. >> my friend said they'd unit like the guy that can be doing to have it. >> police don't know anyone who saw bro murdered in

that was karma dickerson reporting. she says the only answer at that point was an expression of surprise that she had. >> she had responded to them in spanish. >> in san francisco, police are looking for the suspect or suspects who are responsible for shooting and killing a 15 year-old boy. police say they responded to the area of eddy street and scott street near old saint patrick's church last night around 7.30, officers say the victim had gunshot wounds and was taken to the hospital, but he later died of his injuries. anyone who has any information is asked to contact san francisco police. >> happening tomorrow, san mateo county law enforcement agencies holding a gun buyback event of this one will be in south san francisco at the north branch of the san mateo county superior court. all comes will be excepted. no questions asked. they say people can get up to $200 in cash for them. and the event saturday, beginning at 10:00am. >> in the east bay residents of opens largest homeless encampment were forced to leave their

motion by commissioner dickerson seconded by commissioner herbert herbert.sioner carter absent. commissioner dickerson. yes. commissioner herbert yes, president huey? yes. commissioner tease. cartagena's absent and vice president says yes yes. motion passes. thank you. next item. item six. general public comment. this is a discussion item, allowing members of the public to comment generally on matters that are within the small business commission's jurisdiction, but not on today's calendar and suggest new agenda items for the future. any public comment. any members of the public who would like to make comments on items not on the agenda. there are no callers on the line. or in the room. okay public comment is closed. next item, please item seven directors report. this is an updated report on the office of small business and small business assistance center department programs, policy and legislative matters. all right. good evening commissioners. and first of all, i also wanna, um, welcome our newest commissioner , tricia gregory of so, yes, i know that the

commissioner dickerson. yeah. turn my mic. i don't really know how to fram.ss i'll just keep it more of a statement coming from a very optimistic perspective, i'd say. i really feel like san francisco. we have. we have what we need to rebuild san francisco. i believe it's here. i also believe that perspective of um

reporter karma dickerson reports this is an audit that was initiated by whistleblower complaint. but according to the state auditor's office uncovered $280,000. >> either improperly spent on or improperly spent by state employees. >> in march 2020, the work world was turned upside down a statewide order for people to stay at home. many state workers were sent home if at all possible those employees are expected to telework. according to the state auditor's office, one state employee told her boss that she didn't have a computer or internet. >> so the allowed her to remain on paid administrative time off and stay that way for nearly 2 years, collecting almost $114,000 salary for doing nothing at all. the same report found to employees getting paid 10's of thousands of dollars extra per time. they were not at work. a nurse in the correctional health services department was taking time off. the problem the time office never deducted from the nurses available leave and the nurse was able to take 15 weeks off over 2 years and over payment of about $38,000 at the department of state ho

of following someone store to store before breaking into their car in stockton as reporter karma dickersonwe've all heard it before. be careful not to leave valuables in your car. she put the laptop on the we're bored in the back seat because the would-be thief might get lucky. it was out of public view and she walked her vehicle. but in this case, according to investigators, very creepy luck had nothing to do with it. she had been stock after making the purchase of up a black lexus suv pulls into the lincoln center parking lot in stockton, april, 1st surveillance video shows a gray sedan pull up alongside it shortly. afterwards, the driver peaks in the car. >> leaves and comes back in less than 15 seconds. he breaks the rear window climbs in, grabbed the laptop and drives off when the victim returned and saw no other cars have been broken into. she suspected with san joaquin sheriff's investigators say they later confirmed the video shows the person in the end, the vehicle that was responsible and >> followed the victim out of the best buy and followed her in the number 2 lane of travel a

commissioner dickerson is absent. commissioner gregory yes. commissioner herbert yes, president huey? yes. commission ortiz cartagena. and vice president zuma's yes motion passes. you. um item four approval of draft meeting minutes. this is a discussion and action item the commission will discuss and possibly take action to approve the may 8th 2023 draft meeting minutes. commissioners. any comments? seeing no comments. public comment any public comments in the room that online saying no public comment, um public comment is closed. does somebody want to make a motion to accept the draft meeting minutes. i'll make a motion to support. thank you. any second. i'll second wonderful motion by commissioner carter seconded by commissioner herbert um, i'll read the role commissioner carter yes, commissioner dickerson's absent commissioner gregory yes. commissioner herbert yes. president huey yes. commissioner t start to hannah. and vice president susan yes. motion passes. right next item. item six. general public comment. this is a discussion item, all

. >> commissioner dickerson? >> present. >> commissioner herbert. >> present. >> president huie. >> here. >> commissioner cartagena. >> here. >> vice-president zhou. >> you have a quorum. >> the san francisco small business commission, an office of small business staff, acknowledges that we are on the ancestral homeland homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> please call item 2. >> item two, board of supervisors, file 230313, s

they say followed someone from store to store before breaking into their car in stockton, karma dickerson tells us the stolen items we're being sold in richmond. we've all heard it before. be careful not to leave valuables in your car. she put the laptop on the. >> bored in the back seat because the would-be thief might get lucky. it was out of public view and she walked her vehicle. but in this case, according to investigators, very creepy luck had nothing to do with it. she had been stock after making the purchase of up a black lexus suv pulls into the lincoln center parking lot in stockton, april, 1st surveillance video shows a gray sedan pull up alongside it shortly. afterwards, the driver peaks in the car leaves and comes back in less than 15 seconds. he breaks the rear window climbs in, grabbed the laptop and drives off when the victim returned and saw no other cars have been broken into. >> she suspected with san joaquin sheriff's investigators say they later confirmed the video shows the person in the end, the vehicle that was responsible and >> followed the victim out of the best

reporter karma dickerson talked with experts about the effect of these recent tremors and how they've left a lot of people taken. >> tell me that wasn't a big earthquake. >> no matter how infrequently we feel them. >> demi went nuts. >> there just seems to be something about the prospect of earthquakes that unsettles people in a way that other natural disasters do not also the fact that the literal ground beneath you shakes you to your core, right. this video shows the moment thursday afternoon's 5.5 earthquake hit the in our area sending enough of a jolt us in the camera. plumas pines resort offline 150 miles away. sacramento felt only mild still enough to leave some shaken. we did feel i'm kind of far away here in the valley and that has to do a lot with the fact that sierras are excellent at transmitting that energy, you know, a long but of course, that is not indicative of anything or any higher risk level to the sacramento area. >> as far as thursday's earthquake in the 5.0, 2 aftershock that followed at about 3 this morning. there's a lot of interpretation still going on. >> abo

karma dickerson reports. >> this car wag pretty. i was coming. is your true name? are >> yes, to the judge's questions were the only words we heard from the man accused of brutally attacking 3 people in davis over the course of 5 days. carlos reality is charged with 2 counts of murder and one count of attempted murder along with various enhancements for weapons and brutality that will serve a for multiple murders. >> the special circumstances make the 21 year-old eligible for the death penalty. if convicted, his public defender entered not guilty. pleas not guilty pleas to all counts and denials. >> to all of hansen's the court proceedings did nothing to clarify what remains top of mind for many in the davis community. if you're asking to try to understand that. well, okay and yet, i don't know. that's richard help. when a reality neighbors. >> houck says the house where reality domingo's live had a steady stream of renters. and he has never notice the now accused serial killer, a neighbor across the street, thinks the first time he can remember seeing the young ma

karma dickerson is in san joaquin county where deputies believe there may be. >> many more victims from crimes like this. >> we've all heard it before. be careful not to leave valuables in your car. she put the laptop on the for board in the back seat because the would-be thief might get lucky. it was out of public view and she walked her vehicle. but in this case, according to investigators, very creepy luck had nothing to do with it. she had been stock after making the purchase of up a black lexus suv pulls into the lincoln center parking lot in stockton, april, 1st surveillance video shows a gray sedan pull up alongside it shortly. afterwards, the driver peaks in the car leaves and comes back in less than 15 seconds. he breaks the rear window climbs in, grabbed the laptop and drives off when the victim returned and saw no other cars have been broken into. >> she suspected with san joaquin sheriff's investigators say they later confirmed the video shows the person in the end, the vehicle that was responsible and >> followed the victim out of the best buy and followed her in the number

karma dickerson. >> city of san francisco announcing plans to bring more summer concerts to golden gate park. a 2 to 3 day event would be held on the weekend after the annual outside lands festival. in contrast, event will feature a single headliners said of a number of different headliners and would be limited to the pole field to the capacity of 65,000 people rather than 75,000. >> and the board of supervisors scheduled to vote on this so they might to vote on the plan next week. if it is approved, those concert could begin as soon as next year. >> if you're up for a challenge to do be has put up a special code for someone to crack on top of adobe's headquarters in san jose. the san jose semaphore, therefore symbolic wheels which can transmit a message. the wheels turn every 7 seconds and together, the 4 wheels have 256 possible combinations. if you're interested in trying to figure all this out, you can see them in person or watch it through a livestream. >> and we have a really sweet update from uc berkeley. those 3 little falcon chicks, which hatched a lot of people watch that happ

reporter karma dickerson spoke with experts about the impact of these recent tremors and how they've left a lot of people shaken. >> tell me that was big earthquake. >> no matter how infrequently we feel them. demi went nuts. >> there just seems to be something about the prospect of earthquakes that unsettles people in a way that other natural disasters do not also the fact that the literal ground beneath you shakes you to your core, right. this video shows the moment thursday afternoon's 5.5 earthquake hit the lake on the north area. >> sending enough of a jolt us in the camera. plumas pines resort offline 150 miles away. sacramento felt only mild still enough to leave some shaken. we did carter far away here in the valley and that has to do a lot with the fact that sierras are excellent at transmitting that energy, you know, a long but of course, that is not indicative of anything or any higher risk level to the sacramento area. >> as far as thursday's earthquake in the 5.0, 2 aftershock that followed at about 3 this morning. there's a lot of interpretation still going on. >> about

. >> reporter: at a local manchester diner, june dickerson says she stands with trump. >> he's a very honorable man who is always honest and forthright. and i don't believe lies. >> reporter: one of trump's rivals for the nomination, former arkansas governor asa hutchinson who campaigned in new hampshire said republicans will suffer if they back trump again. if trump becomes the nominee, do you believe republicans would face political peril in a general election, especially with women voters? >> i don't believe trump can be elected. and trump is the candidate that the democrats would prefer. and that is enhanced by the fact that you've got this jury verdict now that made this finding. >> robert costa, thank you. >>> title 42, the trump-era pandemic order that's been used to turn back migrants at the southern border, ends today. it comes as the biden administration is rolling out new rules to restrict asylum seekers. jarred hill is in el paso, texas, with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and there's no coincidence that those two things are happening at the same time

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commissioner dickerson. yeah. turn my mic. i don't really know how to fram. i guess i'll just keep it more of a statement coming from a very optimistic perspective, i'd say. i really feel like san francisco. we have. we have what we need to rebuild san francisco. i believe it's here. i also believe that perspective of um. creating or or giving opportunity and i'm piggybacking on what my other fellow commissioners were saying. as far as. giving opportunities to people who have shown they have been that stable, small business that have kept the city going giving these people opportunity . now i know there's a gap there because all the buildings aren't owned by the city. we're dealing with the whole rent and ownership and leasing. and i know those dynamics. i'm just thinking there's gotta be a way where the communication with these whether you're a building owner or your leasing out these um, some type of program when introductory. well, this business has been here for 10 years. they're looking to expand . let's create a pilot program where they're ready for exp

at a local manchester diner, june dickerson said she stands with trump. >> because he is a very honorable on his mind, always honest. and forthright. and i don't believe lies. >> reporter: one of trump's rivals for the nomination from a former arkansas governor asa hutchinson governor asa hutchinson, who campaigned in new hampshire today. said republicans will suffer inp again. >> if trump becomes the nomineeo you believe republicans would face political peril and a ion't belierump can be eld. and trump is the candidate that the democrats would prefer. and that is enhanced by the fact that you've got this jury verdict now that made this finding. >> reporter: according to sources close to his campaign, trump remained frustrated today about the verdict, but some advisors behind the scenes have been urging him to pivot tonight to less controversial issues and focus on president biden. but there are muted expectations in trump's inner circle about whether he will do that. norah? >> norah: robert costa, thank you very much. the biden administration today moved to severely limit asylum-seekers

. >> reporter: but at a local manchester diner, june dickerson stands with trump. >> because he is anght, and i don't believe lies. >> reporter: one of trump's rivals for the nomination asa hutchinson who campaigned in new hampshire today says republicans will suffer if they back trump again. if trump is a nominee, would republicans face political peril and a general election especially with women voters? >> i don't believe trump can be elected. and trump is the candidate that the democrats would prefer. and that is enhanced by the fact that you've got this jury verdict now that made this finding. >> reporter: former president trump's focus tonight is on new hampshire, but the campaign continues in other states in the coming days, but donald trump will be in iowa this weekend rallying conservative voters in the state where the caucuses will be held next year. he faces competition there as well. as rivals talk about matters of character on the campaign trail as all of these controversies surround donald trump. norah. >> norah: robert costa, thank you very much. the biden administration

amat, as we call it, is in the middle of everything can the stock keep running let's talk to gary dickersond ceo of applied materials. welcome back to "mad money." >> wonderful to be here. great to see you. >> there's 150 pound piece of silicon right now in a place and i'm going to let you tell people what that is that's the biggest thing that's happened to american technology in years. >> semiconductors are the engine that is fueling the data for the biggest transformation of our life lifetime a.i., the foundation of that are all of the materials that applied materials provides for the industry so one really quick fact is that in a smartphone your processor has 60 miles of wiring. >> no? >> and 15 billion transistors. 25 materials combined -- yes 25 materials combined 100 different ways one chip with 60 miles of wiring it's really amazing. those innovations come from applied. applied is the largest equipment company in the world the last three quarters were the highest eps nongap in the history of the country we're barrelling forward that piece of silica, we announced a new high velocity i

and dickerson tells him now we can raise this from the waters of the sea john's river and you can use this least to get to the coast and perhaps wherever else you're going. it's only 17 feet long. there's going to be a total of six men on it with sail and some more as it was just barely fit. probably for the river traffic. it was not something you'd want to be on the ocean in, but they go down to an area called fort butler to the abandoned u.s. army post. and there they meet three of finnegan's men who have raised the boat and they're going to help breckinridge and and wilson and tom get to the coast. they are robert russell, james o'toole and a private murphy. we only know his first initial which is p. so you walk up to somebody say happy how you do and see how that works. they have to go on foot more than 30 miles through sand and mosquitoes to the abandoned stockade at butler and there they find russell and murphy waiting them with the boat their guide. there was lieutenant william mccardle of the second florida. he leaves them there breckinridge has a fair amount of gold with him

. >> that was karma dickerson reporting now to the east bay where the city of san leandro is going tong the progress pride flag for pride month. >> it will be at the front steps of city hall monday. that's on june, 5th, 5.30, in the afternoon. san leandro mayor juan gonzalez says the city's diversity and is inspiring and impactful and quote, our lgbtq+ community has my unwavering support as we work together to ensure that everyone is treated with dignity and respect a reception in the sister cities gallery will follow the ceremony. the flag-raising event is going to be set to happen at city hall 8.35. east 14th street. >> take a look at this. 300 motorcycles took over the san mateo bridge for toward a bay. the ride. it was put together by a bay area motorcycle began in milpitas yesterday morning. and riders made their way down highway 92 and across the bay with the last stop at burke avenue in san francisco. so motorcycles was out. >> we're going take a break. it is 8.52. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news retailers are offering a lot of deals right now on this memorial day from ap

. >> joining me now is caitlyn dickerson, staff are there for the atlantic immigration and immigration policy. very nice to have you on. good morning. the biden administration announced is going to deploy 1500 active duty troops to the southern border, for at least 90 days. not to patrol the border but to help with the administrative work their. house for the view this decision, and what kind of impact do you think it will have on the situation there? >> the national guard has been involved in the border since the bush administration offhand on. i think it creates a perception of a further militarized border. of a tough stance that this current administration is trying to take, even though there are so many restrictions on what the national guard can do. that they really just there to work on paperwork. i think that more than anything it is a sign of overwhelm at border crossings. when i signed that not only are we now experiencing the consequences of congress's failure for decades in the united states, to update our immigration laws, we are also now experiencing the consequences of ne

we have indicateland dickerson who won a prize for her reporting. also, from "the los angeles times," we have the former senate candidate back with us. also joining us from el paso is cnn's ed lavenanderalavandera. let's start there. we're less than two hours away from this policy ending. what are you seeing on the ground at this hour? >> well, if anyone is expecting this big dramatic moment, we're at 10:00 mountain time, almost midnight eastern where things dramatically change or look incredibly different on the ground. i don't think that's what we'll see unfold. the question is what will this look like? not just tonight into the morning but also, over the course of the next few days. right now, here in el paso, what we have seen is a number, i think the number was about 2,500 migrants or so in this area that had come across the river. and they're essentially waiting in that space between the rio grande and the border fence. that is where they have been kept for several days now. and those people are being processed by border patrol officials here

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. >> reporter: but at a local manchester diner, june dickerson said she stands with trump. >> because always honest and forthright. and i don't believe lies. >> reporter: one of trump's rivals for the nomination, hins who campaigned in new hampshire today. he said republicans will suffer if they back trump again. if trump becomes the nominee, do you believe republicans would face political peril in a general election, especially with women voters? >> i don't believe trump can be elected. and trump is the candidate that the democrats would prefer. and that is enhanced by the fact that you've got this jury verdict now that made this finding. >> reporter: former president trump's focus tonight is on new hampshire, but the campaign continues in other states in the coming days. trump will be in iowa this weekend rallying conservative voters in the state where the caucuses will be held next year. he faces competition there as well as rivals talk about matter of character on the campaign trail, as all of these controversies surround trump. norah? >> robert costa, thank you very much. the "cb

karma dickerson. >> happening all weekend long on oakland, animal services is waiving adoption fees for. 75 big dogs forever. homes. so far, 10 have been adopted. currently, the shelter says that they have more than 100 largest dogs and that's forcing some animals to share their kennels. the organization is actually seeing some overcrowding across many shelters in the bay area and they're blaming the housing crisis. so people don't have a place for these animals. the shelter's holding a special adoption event there sunday. drag con is back in los angeles this weekend. thousands of attendees from around the world and more than 180 drag. queens are strutting down the iconic pink carpet from fears performances and snatching merge. courtney friel takes a look at the festivities. >> hi there. drag con la started back in 2015 and has grown in size every year. there are performances, runway events and hundreds of merchants offering drag accessories. take a look. >> if you've never been before. this is your opportunity. of course, we're here today. >> meet and greets galore. we have merged find

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. >> commissioner dickerson?herbert. >> present. >> president huie. >> here. >> commissioner cartagena. >> here. >> vice-president zhou. >> you have a quorum. >> the san francisco small business commission, an office of small business staff, acknowledges that we are on the ancestral homeland homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land, and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost, nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> please call item 2. >> item two, board of supervisors, file 230313, skush side shared spaces permi