behind them and can settle down to build a career without the likelihood of being interrupted by the draft board. for a final stateside example, let's go to my town, los angeles. actually, this is a service club at nearby fort macarthur. the essential ingredients, the music and the refreshments and the young ladies are all courtesy of the los angeles uso. and without music and refreshments and young ladies, what's left of the dance is no great morale booster, especially the last item. these gals are uso junior volunteer, typical of the thousands across the country who make the dances and other activities of the usa the sub sesful and popular events they are. the junior volunteers are just that, volunteers, unpaid except by the satisfaction of helping, and the appreciation of the guys who know, as long as there's a uso around, they're never totally strangers wherever they go. we had a couple of days i could try really telling you about all the a different ways the uso serves pooh 'em in uniform, but i don't get the general idea. they look for what's needed and look for ways to meet the needs. the

the niners send their first round picks in 2022 and 2023, to vault up the draft board. nly make a bold move like this for a quarterback. that means they will either trade jimmy g before the draft, five weeks away, here on abc7, or they keep jim around for another season, and have the prized rookie, whether it's zack wilson, trey lance, or mac jones. the news surprised tight end george kittle who tweeted oh, wow. kittle tweeted i just work there. i don't know what is going is gs john lynch was at wilson's pro bay today. trevor lawrence will go one to jacksonville, but willingham could be the second overall pick going to robert saleh and the jets. >>> the warriors did not trade kelly uber at the trade yesterday, but the will be be b free agent this season, with klay thompson coming back next year. he would be great off the bench, but would oubre even consider that. he see's himself adam a starter. >> end of the day, i'm growing. i'm honing in on my skills if this league, and i can offer a lot more than, you know, coming off the bench. so at the end of the day, this is my l

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zooming up the draft board to pick their quarterback >>> good evening, the 49ers make a super bold moveositioning themselveses to draft a quarterback of the future today. 9ers swapping picks with miami this year so they move up 12-3. 9ers send their first round picks in 2022 and 2023, and a third rounder to the dolphins t means the 9ers will trade him before the draft and he is five weeks away. they could keep jimmy around for another season and have the rookie watch and learn behind him. zach wilson, fields, look out for mack jones, after getting blasted by the kings last night, the warriors on the wrong end of another game against the hawks tonight. un jr, back 3. young, 21 points assists, all hawks. look out here comes john collins. with the feed and the two o slam. 18 at the half. team high, 29. and the rookie also hustling, the steal, took it away from trey. now, off of the bench. the defense was just so poor, again, collins, 38, they lose s it 124-108. sharks visiting coyotes and fans indoors, a few of them any way. we will see it in the bay area, soon. 1-0. they are leading on th

settle down to build a career without the likelihood of being interrupted by pleadings from the draft boardo los angeles. actually, this is a service club at nearly ft. macarthur. but the essential ingredients, the music, and the refreshments, and the young ladies are all courtesy of the los angeles uso. ♪ singing joy to the world ♪ >> and without music and refreshments and young ladies, what's left at a dance is no great morale booster. especially the last item. these gals are uso volunteers, typical of those across the country who make the uso the popular events they are. the junior volunteers are just that, volunteers, unpaid except by the satisfaction of helping. and the appreciation that guys who know as long as there's a uso around, they're never totally strangers wherever they go. i could try to tell you all the different ways the uso serves people, but you get the general idea. they look for what's needed and work out needs to meet the needs. they don't just do it here in the united states. the uso has ten permanent clubs in europe. the one in paris. ♪ ♪ the uso is headquarters for

been involved in the draft resistance movement so-called catholic left, previously, going into draft boardsdle of the night and removing draft files to destroy them and try to disrupt the draft system. we like to say we got our burglary skills from nuns and priests. when all of the protests on the war against vietnam were not making any difference, we realized the government was lying to citizens about the war, we thought we needed to take another -- different kind of step in a civil disobedience and get proof to show what fbi agents were doing in the philadelphia area, things are unconstitutional, immoral, and illegal. and the only way to do that was to get our hands on documents. it seems like a rational thing to do to get the truth out to the american public. juan: i want to bring paul coates in the conversation and ask you, paul, from your perspective, your involvement in the black panther party at the time, what the group looked like and what the impact of this break-in, these revelations about cointelpro had on you and your organization? >> the large impact i think at the time was we

, hotel and retail, another commercial space, the city's landmarks preservation advisory board will review a draft of the environmental impact report during a virtual meeting tonight at five. stanford is now advancing to the second round of the women's ncaa basketball tournament. the top seeded cardinal blew out 16 seen utah sally state last night 87 to 44, stanford senior guard kiana williams had a very big night in front of family and friends going 20 points in her hometown of san antonio. he says having the tournament in san antonio is a benefit not only for her, but for the entire team. i told my teammates he shall i want and i want you guys to stay here in my hometown and longest possible mentally, we're just a lot stronger than we probably would have been. had we not gone through those 10 weeks on the road like just looking back on it. it's something that we wouldn't have chose t have done, but i'm glad we got through it because i think we have that advantage here here in san antonio, and as you can see in the video she was spot on from beyond the yard. williams nailed 63 pointers last night

air to germany will soon have to present a negative covert 19 to speed for boarding their flights according to a leaked draft the new rule will go into force from sunday and poland has announced more restrictions as the number of daily infections reached a new record high on thursday child care centers are among the facilities that will close and israel has now administered 2 vaccine doses to more than half its population new infections have dropped significantly despite most of the economy we opening in recent weeks. and here are some of the other stories making news around the world. greece is celebrating 200 years since the start of its struggle for independence from the ottoman empire the anniversary is being marked with parades and ceremonies attended by foreign dignitaries including britain's prince charles but the events were scaled back because of the pandemic with other spectators not allowed to attend the parade. there's a facebook google and twitter are set to testify before the u.s. congress lawmakers will grill the executives on the role the tech giants play in promoting extremism and spreading

city's landmarks preservation advisory board is planning to review a draft of the environmental impactring tonight's meeting, build it and they will come right. we got basketball to talk about is you know the month of march is all about the b ball stuff, and if you were eyebrow raisers today in the tournament, starting with the pac 12, they're kind of like the rodney dangerfield. basketball conferences. i tell you, they get no respect. but after this tournament that may change the oregon ducks, the number seven seed against number two iowa and take it to less than 30 in the first half. ducks up six transition crystal marquis might be the best player in the pac 12 off to eric williams jr. throw it down, organ up 10.5 up in that later. lj figaro with steel, stiller passing and duarte will end up with it. there he finishes with 23 points. i was luke garza feeling very emotional as he finishes out his college career, the seventh upsets the two and on to the sweet 16 for the pac twelve's oregon more pac 12 dominance number 11 u c l a gets at number 14, abilene christian, fresh up upending t

since then, i do not believe this board or any commissions have ever formally adopted a policy for member. i ask that the city attorney help us draft legislation to adopt a parental policy for board commissioners and appointed members of advisory body. these are volunteer who are dedicating their time to serve the public. this allows us to feel supported and also in the request and ability to take a leave and knowing that their seat will be safe to the extent allowable by the charter and law. i'm exploring a policy so we send a positive message that parents are welcome. that we embrace birthing parents and mothers. my staff is engaged reforming the brown act. there are several efforts right now in sacramento thousand -- now. i would like to give a report back as requested by president walton about my outside activities. i will report on the first five committees that i sit on. eapproved the budget the consolidation of administrative functions. also the dwindling revenues that we are seeing from the state tobacco moneys. that is all i can report back on on that commission. i look forward to reporting on more in the future. finally t

since then, i do not believe this board or any commissions have ever formally adopted a policy for member. i ask that the city attorney help us draft legislation to adopt a parental policy for board commissioners and appointed members of advisory body. these are volunteer who are dedicating their time to serve the public. this allows us to feel supported and also in the request and ability to take a leave and knowing that their seat will be safe to the extent allowable by the charter and law. i'm exploring a policy so we send a positive message that parents are welcome. that we embrace birthing parents and mothers. my staff is engaged reforming the brown act. there are several efforts right now in sacramento thousand -- now. i would like to give a report back as requested by president walton about my outside activities. i will report on the first five committees that i sit on. eapproved the budget the consolidation of administrative functions. also the dwindling revenues that we are seeing from the state tobacco moneys. that is all i can report back on on that commission. i look forward to reporting on more in the future. finally t

recommendation that the board requests that the departments come back to the board with a term sheet including certain items. the draft ordinance had originally included that as legal mandate but we realize that was inappropriate. as you know the board is prohibited from interfering with the contracting process. cannot actually require that the departments come with a term sheet. certainly can make that request, which is appropriately when the bla recommends. one of the amendments is to remove that mandate included in the substitute. otherwise, there is one addition that just confirms that in any agreement which involves the use of funds loaned by the federal government or state of california, the agreement will conform the federal and state laws. as to the recommendation that has been made by the bla. because this is an ordinance and not a resolution which is more typically before you, those need to be approved by my office. their recommendation is to amend the item to reflect the board is requesting that the departments come back to the board with a term sheet with certain terms before it comes back for final approv

the -- matt haney's proposes legislation, when it's proposed, it's going to do the board, so you do, i think, a drafting of the legislation. whatever the board approves in that legislation is not required to come back to the commission for our approval, is that right, pat? >> that's correct. >> all right. so if their proposal does not go as far as what we would like, then we're kind of stuck on that front. so that leads me to my second question. i know there are several recall petitions that are circulating right now, and i believe that an election is not currently scheduled for this november, but if that changes, do we know when the deadline would be for an election to be held if there are enough signatures collected? [inaudible] with the rules and regulation changes that we'll seek? >> i wonder if we might defer to deputy city attorney shen on those questions? >> yeah, commissioner chiu. a couple of responses to your question. the ethics commission can certainly weigh-in on the ordinance. if the ethics commission feels like there are things that should be covered that aren't, there are ways to have it

the board is expected to approve and release the nearly 1000 page final draft of the model curriculum. in the coming days, the process to decide what to include took more than two years and the draft went through multiple versions and drew almost 100,000 public comments today. the vatican declared that the catholic church won't bless same sex unions and went on to officially call those unions. quote sinful, fox's jonathan hunt explains and has reaction from the white house. the vatican on monday, taking a hard stance impacting same sex couples across the globe, declaring the catholic church won't bless same sex unions because god quote cannot bless sin, the vatican's orthodoxy office released a formal to page statement in response to a question about whether catholic clergy have the authority to bless gay unions. the answer no laid out in. seven languages and approved by pope francis. the church can still bestow blessings on gay people, but not their unions, arguing they're not part of god's plan and should not be confused with marriage. the church can't bless these unions because the

draft report. is there any discussion by the board? >> hearing none. we will now have public comment. >> public comment will be available. each speaker will be allowed three minutes to comment in length unless the board member deems time all public comments are to be made concerning the agenda item presented. as a reminder, a caller may ask questions the policy body but there's no obligation. when i welcome you on the call you are encouraged to state your name although you may remain anonymous. when your three minutes have ended, you be be placed on mute and channel 26 and sfgovtv.org are screening the number across the screen. opportunities to speak are available and via phone by calling (415)655-0001 and (415)655-0001. and entering access road 146 1584783. you will enter the meeting as anna tendy. before we begin public comment we will take pause to allow time for callers to doyle in and using the information that is on the screen. after the pause, if you dialed in and wish to speak to this agenda item specifically, remember to dial star 3 now and to

hearing about a possible new stadium for the a's with the draft environmental impact report is up for discussion with the landmark preservation board. the a's hope to build a ballpark with 35,000 seats at the howard terminal near jack london square and it would include 3000 housing units and offices and retail outlets with 18 acres of open space. the environmental impact report being discussed today is the first detailed analysis of the proposed project. >>> just in time for the morning commute, change is coming to bark. starting today, trains will arrive or depart from platform three. a one seat ride for richmond riders with station agents adding to antioch and saturday service will match sunday service. bart is not the only one switching things up. let's see what you need to know if you ride caltrain. >>> caltrain will change its service and among the changes, they will increase from 68 to 70 trains and caltrain will operate morning trains and starting this weekend will provide service to and from the station to meet ridership demand. for the rest of the roadways, if you are taking mass transit, everything is on time but we are s

with that, we have prepared draft findings for the board to consider that were submitted to the boardhoose to adopt those findings and adopt the revised plans. we wanted to let you know we would be supportive of that and have this project being presented to the zoning administrator at the hearing that rome months ago. it would've been approvable. with that, i'm available for questions. thank you very much. >> president honda has a question and then commissioner his wake. >> mr. sanchez, looking at the plans, i see that 131, the neighboring property to the right, if you are facing it, has quite an improvement in their backyard. was that a consideration? was there a variance given or granted to that property? >> excellent question, mr. president. it was something that was recently approved on that property. they are able to extend further back into the rear of the lot then the subject property because the other side -- on the other side of them, to the north is a building that extends further. that is adjacent property at 131 that was able to extend further. it was a consideration and t

capitol police chief under the draft recommendations does not need to get approval or will not need to get approval from the police board or the sergeant at arms to request that quick reaction force in the event of emergencies at the capitol. that is key, because we heard yesterday just how long it took to get the national members out there on january 6th. >> like 3 and a half hours. so this would change that. great reporting, jim. so the recommendations come on the same day that conspiracy groups, including qanon believe that trump will be inaugurated for a second term. that is false and that conspiracy has been federal law enforcement officials on high is a letter, you see them there on the nation's capitol and they're preparing for another potential attack nearly two months after the deadly insurrection. shimon prokupecz joins us. what are they seeing and how large is the force protecting the capitol today? >> reporter: right. so you have the fencing, poppy. we've talked so much about the fencing. this is the number one thing that you're using for security. it is surrounding the complex of the capitol. but beyond tha

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with that, we have prepared draft findings for the board to consider that were submitted to the board. they may choose to adopt those findings and adopt the revised plans. we wanted to let you know we would be supportive of that and have this project being presented to the zoning administrator at the hearing that rome months ago. it would've been approvable. with that, i'm available for questions. thank you very much. >> president honda has a question and then commissioner his wake. >> mr. sanchez, looking at the plans, i see that 131, the neighboring property to the right, if you are facing it, has quite an improvement in their backyard. was that a consideration? was there a variance given or granted to that property? >> excellent question, mr. president. it was something that was recently approved on that property. they are able to extend further back into the rear of the lot then the subject property because the other side -- on the other side of them, to the north is a building that extends further. that is adjacent property at 131 that was able to extend further. it was a conside

board of education tomorrow. one eyebrow raising section the remains in the final draft explains that the idea of america as a meritocracysidered oppressive. another section of the same curriculum teaches white christian settlers committed genocide, by preaching it then times god. the curriculum is expected to be approved. the international space station announcing discovery of three new strains of bacteria inside the station. it could lead to planting crops for long-term space missions. the bacteria were found growing in an air filter and on the surface of the station at dining table. in a matter of hours for the first time since president biden took office senior members of his administration will hold face-to-face talks with the chinese delegation about the nations powerful. the wall street journal reporting china plans to ask the us to rollback trump policies specifically dropping the sanctions and restrictions on chinese entities individuals put into place with the trump administration. let's bring in arkansas senator tom contra talk about what he is watching for a summit, welcome back, good to have you. the wall st

since then, i do not believe this board or any commissions have ever formally adopted a policy for member. i ask that the city attorney help us draft legislation to adopt a parental policy for board commissioners and appointed members of advisory body. these are volunteer who are dedicating their time to serve the public. this allows us to feel supported and also in the request and ability to take a leave and knowing that their seat will be safe to the extent allowable by the charter and law. i'm exploring a policy so we send a positive message that parents are welcome. that we embrace birthing parents and mothers. my staff is engaged reforming the brown act. there are several efforts right now in sacramento thousand -- now. i would like to give a report back as requested by president walton about my outside activities. i will report on the first five committees that i sit on. eapproved the budget the consolidation of administrative functions. also the dwindling revenues that we are seeing from the state tobacco moneys. that is all i can report back on on that commission. i look forward to reporting on more in the future. finally t

board of education unanimously approved nation's first statewide ethnic studies curriculum for high schoolers. it will teach about history, culture, struggles of racial and ethnic groups. the crick limb took years to draft and centers on four groups. >>> incredible video of a crash caught on camera. an m track passenger train slamming into a dump truck on the tracks in oakland. many are questioning what was the truck even doing there? >> oh gosh, it's going to hit it. >> the collision happened yesterday morning. sources say the dump truck was contracted by union pacific to pick up trash along train tracks but got stuck as it was driving on the road. the driver got out safely. none of the 111 passengers or crew on the train were hurt. >> really scary scene. >>> 20 minutes before 5:00. coming up on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a rival for tiktok in app stores. after break find out what youtube is doing in the short video arena and how you can create a new masterpiece. >>> taking a live look outside before break, this is >>> new, legendary singer frank sinatra, his former house in los angeles was reportedly broken into last night. when police arrived, three suspects took off. one was caught. th

director repel as well, are looking forward to hear your thoughts on the draft and hopefully moving forward to send this to the board supervisors as our next step in addressing this urgent issue. i do want to say i hope that this is the word. this is the first step and i hope you have all had a chance to read our draft and we look forward to hearing any questions or suggestions you have during the conversation. thank you. does anyone have any comments? >> it looks like commissioner sullivan raised his hand. >> good b on purpose, this time. [laughter] >> you are up. >> i wanted to say, i emphatically in favor of sending the letter. the last time we discuss this topic at a commission, public comment was emphatic, loud, and i think they were exactly right. we have a climate emergency in the city. we have to have a department of the environment that has reliable funding. i very much in favor of this and appreciate commissioner wall and staff for putting this together. >> great. any other thoughts, commissioners? >> i want to say that i love the letter. i appreciate your remarks, commissioner wallace, about the fact that

board of supervisors. commissioners, i did work with carla short, deputy director of san francisco public works and we have provided you with a draft letter. i would like to give ms. short an opportunity to address the board if she would like. >> good evening. first i would like to wish you all a happy california arbour week, this week, march 7th through 14th and to thank you for the opportunity to work with your executive director on a letter that you might consider sending to the board of supervisors. i think it's clear from the number of cases that have come before you where before the case reached your board, trees were removed illegally, we recognize there's a challenge and so we appreciate the board taking this interest and we know there's some interest from some members of the board of supervisors and hope this might be a way to advance a more robust penalty system to try to deter this type of behavior in the future. i'm available for questions. >> clerk: thank you. i don't see -- we do have a question from president honda. you're muted. >> president honda: hi carla, how are you? after reviewing it and seeing that potentiall

> harris: in california today, the board of education is expected to pass and ethnic studies model curriculum for high schools after years of debate, the original draft was criticized for appearing to push a left-wing view of history and drew complaints from numerous ethnic and religious groups who say it left out their own experiences. now some of the authors are saying the final draft has been watered down and they want their names removed, but the state superintendent of public instruction says we work to bring justice to what we believe the ethnic studies movement to be about. that's a quote. you're watching "outnumbered," i am faulkner. emily compagno, tomi lahren, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor leslie marshall and in the virtual center seat, former education secretary under president reagan, fox news contributor and host of "the wise guys" on fox nation, bill bennett. great to see you on this friday eve. we are almost there. bill, i want to start with you. having been a secretary of education when you see what governor desantis is trying to do in florida, what do you make of it? is it important that he is taking those steps? >>

recommendation that the board requests that the departments come back to the board with a term sheet including certain items. the draftance had originally included that as legal mandate but we realize that was inappropriate. as you know the board is prohibited from interfering with the contracting process. cannot actually require that the departments come with a term sheet. certainly can make that request, which is appropriately when the bla recommends. one of the amendments is to remove that mandate included in the substitute. otherwise, there is one addition that just confirms that in any agreement which involves the use of funds loaned by the federal government or state of california, the agreement will conform the federal and state laws. as to the recommendation that has been made by the bla. because this is an ordinance and not a resolution which is more typically before you, those need to be approved by my office. their recommendation is to amend the item to reflect the board is requesting that the departments come back to the board with a term sheet with certain terms before it comes back for final approval. i

it is for our executive officer to draft a policy memo, to resubmit it to send to the san francisco board of supervisors. and in this memo is really including what we have concluded from year 2020. and i think that should really also addressed some of the concerns that the vice chair has talked about. and the work that was concluded and we need to find a legislative home. i think that is the best way to do this. i think we need to have a draft policy memo to present to the commission and for this commission to discuss, you know, it is space on the year 2020 review report, what are the policies -- recommendations coming out from lafco that we think the local legislative body can actually take on and should take on as a response to the work we have done as a commission. and obviously, i would like that to be an agenda item so the commissioners can have a conversation and discuss before we go on and approve it for the board of supervisors. with that, i want to make sure, colleagues, if you have no more comments and no more questions, madam clerk, my assumption is that what we could do today

board. now that which is the regulatory agency for the cannabis industry. i think they're going to have a large role to play and helping us make this happen. >> the bill still being drafted, but lawmakers could vote on it sometime this year. >> take a look at this scene. a scary moment heavily armed men burst in inside a kansas city business just moments after workers started a live stream event on facebook. this was a robbery. no one hurt. but that was not the similar case in a similar robbery that happened at a shop just about a mile away. in that case, the store manager and a worker both hurt the 2 violent events have areas in those businesses and those areas calling for more police patrol. a stabbing attack in southern california. police say a man attacked a woman simply walking her dog, killing her as she tried to save her dog. it happened in the middle of the day in us witnesses say the man waving a knife first tried to attack a man walking along the street. that man managed to run away from the scene. but a 66 year-old woman who was walking her dog nearby, not as lucky police say she died during a struggle with that suspect who was stabbing her dog. the attack end

the board today, um, centers that history of oppression and the systems of oppression rather than trying to fit anybody and everybody who has been left out. into this one. document the final draftcurriculum also includes arab american jewish, american, armenian american and seek american studies. after all of these things, bring hope to latinos and help help these young kids inspired a bigger and better things. this curriculum would be optional meeting schools could decide whether or not to include it in their instruction plans. maricela dela cruz case theory three news. santa clara university priest who presided over mass for president binds inauguration is under investigation for misconduct father kevin o'brien as a jesuit priest who was appointed senate clara university's president in 2019. now we're told an investigation was launched following several accounts where father brian is accused of misconduct in conversations. officials declined to elaborate on what exactly the alleged misconduct was, or brian will remain on leave until the investigation is complete. the 54 year old. at the bidens while serving at georgetown university in washington. o'brien did not respond to re

board. now that which is the regulatory agency for the cannabis industry. i think they're going to have a large role to play. >> and helping us make this happen. >> the bill is still being drafted but could be voted on by lawmakers later this year. still to come tonight here on kron. 4 news at 10 o'clock. a man known for selling ice cream attacked rob and nearly run over tonight. we'll show you how the community is now coming together to help him get back on its feet. plus, thousands of unaccompanied teenage girls living in san diego. the plans. local leaders now have for them to find more permanent homes. also the gender gap in technology and engineering professions continuing to grow. we'll show you how one nonprofit is trying to break that pattern by teaching young girls. how to code. those stories and more still to come. >> and coming up, your sierra forecast ending the weekend with warm temperatures. but then breezy winds as we cool down for this upcoming week. more coming up in my full forecast for your full sierra outlook after the break. let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friend

board support eliminating this mandate. >> we do. >> president - your statement supporting the chairman's to eliminate preventing mandates, that was included in this draft. have you stated, this legislation is a necessary step to solving this refining mandate that is dragging down the postal service. do you stand by that statement. here today pretty. >> absolutely. it is unfair. it's unprecedented and it's really for needed investments and monies over the years printed so absolutely standby repeal for the pre- funding mandate. >> finally, how would eliminating the refining mandate help your members. >> the eliminating of the preplanning mandate would take a lot of financial pressure off of the postal service and anytime there's undue and unnecessary financial pressure, we cannot carry other missions effectively is postal workers believe in and are dedicated to. and so it was certainly enabled the workers to provide better benefits and it was certainly enable the workers going forward to be more secure in their jobs and to be more secure in their mission. i don't know any postal worker that does not think that is the right thing to do away with this pre-

my cosponsor and colleague supervisor chan, the drafting of this motion which is a template motion because so many different things have come to the board of supervisors under 4.113 that all you have to do is take it off the internet and put a few words in many and take a few words out and i think i've got about 15 minutes into this deal other than listening to the invaluable public comment that we've received and the hundreds of e-mails that we have received and i have to say the vast preponderance of those e-mails are supportive of this resolution which me and my colleagues have received. i do also want to agree with one of the speakers mr. pillpell that he is right relative to a law which is that this is an elective body and this is within our right to consider as a matter of fact. charter section 4.113 that the voters put into place presumably because of excesses by the then rec and park commission years ago is very clear that this is a specific right that is -- that goes to the board of supervisors only in the case of golden gate parks and union square. the rest of the parks, there is exclusive jurisdiction by the rec and park comm

my cosponsor and colleague supervisor chan, the drafting of this motion which is a template motion because so many different things have come to the board of supervisors under 4.113 that all you have to do is take it off the internet and put a few words in many and take a few words out and i think i've got about 15 minutes into this deal other than listening to the invaluable public comment that we've received and the hundreds of e-mails that we have received and i have to say the vast preponderance of those e-mails are supportive of this resolution which me and my colleagues have received. i do also want to agree with one of the speakers mr. pillpell that he is right relative to a law which is that this is an elective body and this is within our right to consider as a matter of fact. charter section 4.113 that the voters put into place presumably because of excesses by the then rec and park commission years ago is very clear that this is a specific right that is -- that goes to the board of supervisors only in the case of golden gate parks and union square. the rest of the parks, there is exclusive jurisdiction by the rec and park comm

my cosponsor and colleague supervisor chan, the drafting of this motion which is a template motion because so many different things have come to the board of supervisors under 4.113 that all you have to do is take it off the internet and put a few words in many and take a few words out and i think i've got about 15 minutes into this deal other than listening to the invaluable public comment that we've received and the hundreds of e-mails that we have received and i have to say the vast preponderance of those e-mails are supportive of this resolution which me and my colleagues have received. i do also want to agree with one of the speakers mr. pillpell that he is right relative to a law which is that this is an elective body and this is within our right to consider as a matter of fact. charter section 4.113 that the voters put into place presumably because of excesses by the then rec and park commission years ago is very clear that this is a specific right that is -- that goes to the board of supervisors only in the case of golden gate parks and union square. the rest of the parks, there is exclusive jurisdiction by the rec and park comm

board member, allison johnson our communication manager has been working hard across the organization and the investment staff and the operations staff and the accounting staff to coordinate the drafting of an annual report which is a charter requirement that the department needs to create an annual report on an annual basis. we used a hard copy to print a lot of these in hard copy for distribution. we now do a very limited number of hard copies but we are asking the board to approve this annual report for the fiscal year ended june 30, 2020 so that we can post it electronically on the board and make it available. a few years ago we conformed it to easily recognizable from over state plans and consolidated financial report format. and so for those who haven't been watching it year to year, it might appear different than it looked five years ago. and in many ways it made it easier for us to update it each year. and again, we would ask that the board accept this annual report approved for us to publish it. and make it available to the public. with that, i will be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. board members, are there any questions on the annual report? if not, i will ente

board member, allison johnson our communication manager has been working hard across the organization and the investment staff and the operations staff and the accounting staff to coordinate the draftingof an annual report which is a charter requirement that the department needs to create an annual report on an annual basis. we used a hard copy to print a lot of these in hard copy for distribution. we now do a very limited number of hard copies but we are asking the board to approve this annual report for the fiscal year ended june 30, 2020 so that we can post it electronically on the board and make it available. a few years ago we conformed it to easily recognizable from over state plans and consolidated financial report format. and so for those who haven't been watching it year to year, it might appear different than it looked five years ago. and in many ways it made it easier for us to update it each year. and again, we would ask that the board accept this annual report approved for us to publish it. and make it available to the public. with that, i will be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you. board members, are there any questions on the annual report? if not, i will enter