the excelsior site, they're only serving 25 meals a day, so you might want to get with the staff. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. any further comment? call the question. all in favor? any opposed? the motion carries. item g, modify the existing grant agreement with shanti project for the provision of animal bonding services for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender older adults with adults with disabilities for an additional amount of $250,000 plus a 10% contingency for a total amount not to exceed $1,076,076. welcome back, rick appleby. >> glad to be back and requesting funds for p.a.w.s., pets are wonderful support. p.a.w.s. has been around a long time. we're pleased to have $100,000 to support the program. and then an additional $150 has been requested to focus on the target population of folks who have medical disabilities that put them at risk of serious medical conditions or unnecessary hospitalizations. the definition that is in there, you may have read, shanti does a huge assessment when someone does their program, and they'll determine if someone is struggling to

my child goes to the school in the excelsior district we have a teacher from sa vallejo. a teacher will work three jobs to stay in the city. this cannot go on. we have talked about the housing crisis but an opportunity. it opens the idea for public investments and public land and we can restructure our housing delivery system in a way that serves more people without leaving behind the most vulnerable. prop e really changed the framework, started to address income levels so we can't talk about just the highest use. >> good afternoon, supervisors and board members. i will say i am walter p. i went to lincoln, robert lewis stevenson, yaloaw. we had a field trip in third grade. i stood here in the courtroom. i got to ask the judge how did you get to be a judge? i wanted to say one thing. there is no place like affordable home for the holidays. when no matter how far away you roam. if you want to be happy in an million ways, for the holidays it is affordable homes sweet homes to get straight a's. thank you. >> it is always hard to follow walter. i had to get up here. thank you

at a recent dutch 2nd division match between den bosch and excelsior winger mad men these moreira was subjected to racist abuse from the stands and the game had to be interrupt. itself. if so. yeah. a shot emotional foot pool reacts. the next match day dutch teams from the top 2 divisions stood still during the 1st minute of their matches to take a stand against racist i yet more proof that football can bring about political change. and honestly something like this is worth more than any politician speak. romanian looks forward to hosting at caressed some national arena the remain ians missed their chance for direct one of occasion but could still make it through the playoffs to do so would be a milestone for this country for. 4 years there have been protests against government corruption economically and politically romanians long to finally arrive in europe. a large european sporting event could certainly help the country and the capital bucharest with its 2000000 inhabitants. as a by john's capital is also a host city but even. you where does the borderline more about that like. de

i call excelsior my home. you know, i don't know sue diamond personally. i have not worked with her in the past. i am sure she's a remarkable lawyer. i don't know her. my community don't know her. we are ground zero when it comes black and brown communities are being displaced. we are being removed from the city that we built that we groomed and we nurtured. we love. it just doesn't love us back. i think, yes, cool, let's get a balance device someone that has all sides. we are done with that. i don't think being a lawyer gives you an automatic pass. you can save on a commission. this is a shock collar position. this is a key leadership appointment. i think we need a lawyer. we need activists. we need people that are going to fight for us. they are going to listen to us. they are going to collaborate and not organize people's color, leadership and expertise. again, i don't know her track record. it sounds awesome. in our community, we don't know her. we are in a crisis. over 10,000 latinos displaced from the mission district. we are less than 3% african-ame

san francisco heritage will be working in every corner of the city, particularly the excelsior and parkside districts. i look forward to partnering with you in the coming year. i wish the best holiday season to you and your loved ones. thank you. >> president yee: before you leave the podium, i also should have chimed in earlier that the work that you do to preserve history of the city, in particular on the west side, is just remarkable. it's benefitted different generations. my kids read your stuff. i've read it. it's not even you talk about the whole west side. you have publications that are specific to the neighborhoods. the smaller neighborhoods. and it's just amazing what i've learned just reading your material. for those who don't know his work, which are few of you that don't know, but if you don't know, really, look up the publications, if you really want to know about san francisco. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, president yee. and thank you, supervisor fewer, and everything has been said, but not everybody has said it. so i would like to associate myself with

it's our great pleasure to have her as a long-time resident of district 11 and the excelsior. she moved in '94, and has been calling the city by the bay home ever since. she changes the lives of san francisco residents who have multiple diagnoses and has become the first transgender woman elected of the lgbt pride. after working for housing for homeless and public health, she began to lend other leadership to capacity building and hiv prevention and care as well as a global movement of people living with hiv. as a transgender immigrant living with hiv, cecilia has been tirelessly working for her beloved community. she's one of the original founders of the san francisco transgender empowerment and mentorship. as an advisor of the transgender resources and neighborhood space, trans, before this program moved to san francisco community health center. and the chief architect of the first transgender economic development initiative funded by the city and county of san francisco. in 2004, cecilia helped found trans march in san francisco, an event that's been replicated across the c

70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsiore community as well as the ensuring u bayview so chinese family living all over the city and when he grape it was in this area. >> we're united. >> and growing up in the area that was a big part of the my leave you know playing basketball and mycy took band lessons and grew up. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> allergies welcome to the community fair it kicks off three weeks of celebrations for the year and let's keep everybody safe and celebrate the biggest parade outside of china on february 11th go best wishes and congratulations and 3, 2, 1 happy enough is enough. >> i grew up volley ball education and in media professional contrary as an educator he work with all skids whether or not caucasian hispanic and i african-american cumber a lot of arrest binge kids my philosophy to work with all kids but being here and griping in the chinese community being a chinese-american is important going to american school during the day but went to chinese school that is community is important w

development center, 750 grand is going to the mission neighborhood health center to expand access in the excelsiorission neighborhoods. in the north bay funding for affordable housing along stinson beach has been approved in marin county. $250,000 is granted to the bolinas community land trust to start building housing for low income west marin residents. the money will also go towards preserving existing affordable using units household of 4 with an annual income under $48,000 will be eligible to purchase a unit. >>genie is once again under more scrutiny as a recent investigation showed the utility company violated several state regulations with equipment which sparked the campfire the 700 page investigation outlines 12ways in which the utility violated state regulations, including failures to properly maintain and inspect equipment. it also outlines that pg e had not properly inspected a tower involved in that 2018 camp fire since at least 2001. state lawmakers say. they aren't surprised. >>that you county district attorney's can use this more to go. speech you need for this behavior. >>pg e spo

it began in north beach and was moved to -- the company moved to the excelsior in the 60s and 70s. the original operator that works there for almost 60 years is still alive, and we gave him a certificate of recognition for turning 100 this past spring. there's been movies filmed at this location, and many, many businesses around san francisco, many of them in north beach and other places, actually get their daily bread from this particular location. it's also a wonderful reflection of the blend of the diversity of our neighborhood which historically consisted of latin americans and italians living side by side. so i'm requesting that the committee prepare a landmark historic report to present to the historic preservation commission based on this mission street location and to determine whether this site warrants historic designation. i want to thank the folks from s.f. heritage who have also reached out immediately to talk to us about their support for this particular location. i think this is an important piece of history. we also intend for the record to initiate legacy business

warm spots crissy field, bayview and excelsior at 48. clean air, yard work, nice, dry day for that and calm during the day if you're going to be out on the bay. the north bay stuck in the 40s through at least 9:00. 11:00 to 4:00, low to mid-50s but quickly back down to 46 degrees by 7:00. rain shortly after. the east bay valleys your 12 hour planner. still 48 by 11:00. some low to mid-50s from noon through 5:00. notice the clouds are dominating our forecast but not rain during this period. 46 for the south bay. near 60 at 1:00. 52 at 7:00. so our event starts around 8:00 and lasts through tomorrow and i'll show that you coming up next and some rain this weekend. first to jobina. >>> a couple issues to get to. good news in san francisco that two-car crash. that has been completely cleared up. the thumbs up there and no slowdown either. this is the southbound 680. what i understand is that there is a car with a flat tire in the fast lane. what is happening here is someone has gotten out of their car and is changing their tire in the street

. >> the question is how to create more of these spaces sometimes i have worked the excelsior in the mission corridor and there were a lot of vacancies and we were looking how to have incentives to attract traffic and it's what comes first the business or amenity but it's particular to each case. it's very dense and businesses are constantly changing and that's why we get all the foot traffic. we've had people complain about parking and it's the amenity that's an extra value for them. >> we had tons of parking in the mission when i moved there in '91. i don't think anybody would say that businesses were doing better back then. it's been largely beneficial. >> i think the parklet is not the solution for everything and that it comes with a labe in the past years it's the icon to gentrifying neighborhoods but it's also one thing we've tried to fight back and keep in public but something we know for sure they don't want it in the mission on mission street. to answer the question, it's the parent program's goals there's many different ways in which more community spaces can be achieved. w

we'll start with temperatures, bayview and excelsior, crissy field at 52. the rest of us 53 and 54. mid to upper 50s just about everywhere else. 57 in pleasanton, union city and santa clara. healdsburg, 52. daly city at 51. here's a look at oakland, the airport is reporting visibility less than a quarter mile. so you can see 880, 580, going to be very difficult travel through there. i think jobina will show you 880 coming up. i'll show you the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the sheen on the road from the mist that's hanging in the air. caution, fog this morning, rain this afternoon for your commute. peninsula, foggy through 9:00. upper 50s wen the chance of rain begins at 1:00. 57 with scattered showers this evening. east bay, fog through 9:00. cloudy at 11:00. 58 before the rain moves in at 1:00. off and on through 7:00. and san francisco, kind of misty and foggy through 9:00. a chance of rain at 11:00 and continues through 7:00 with temperatures around 57 degrees. jobina? >> good morning. a sigalert we're following in berkeley. a two-car crash here, westbound 80 at ashby. inju

the excelsior location at 4, 4, 50 missions street as particular hot spot just because it is on missiong lot is just so busy. it showed up number 3 and number 7 are a lot of our cursory stores are very close by to kind of major shopping intersections or they have fairly compact parking wants and so if you think about the typical driving behavior in a parking lot. you know you're circling around to find a spot. a lot of us are actually parking in an unsafe way so the typical grocery store shopper doesn't look around at the pedestrians that are coming in the shopping carts that might be just around. were more focused on getting its top spot. >>you can check out the whole interview and many more on the kron on app download it in the app store seek a watch on your smartphone fire tv roku our coverage continues on kron on tonight at 11 o'clock. >>action crash ends with a 16 9 car pileup on virginia interstate highway this morning officials do not know the exact cause of the accident. but they say there was heavy fog and icy conditions on the bridge when this crash happened or the crashes hap