outer mission area and the outer mission excelsior ncaa . so we intend to remove the density calculations within the outer mission. excelsior ncaa and add it to the mayor and supervisor. melgar's legislation . and even though the outer mission corridor is identified as a priority, equity geography, we feel like it is different from others in many ways, including the fact that it was subject to an extensive and exhaustive community planning process that is retained within the excelsior outer mission neighborhood strategy for those who may not be familiar with that document, it was originally published in 2018 and updated in 2020, and it takes kind of a holistic look at the corridor. so it looks at both business and service provider support, public realm land use and housing and mobility, and specifically within the land use section includes language change that states that it is designed to maintain and build housing stock that can serve current residents and welcome diverse new residents. in addition to that, it highlights as an action item

i've been a supervisor for seven years in the excelsior outer mission, lakeview. we have never had consistent assigned foot beat officers. that will change come january one. >> what other changes? all over san francisco, where in the sunset, in the excelsior, in the bayview, in the richmond you haven't seen the consist tsay of foot beat officers but after this legislation this requires that to happen. >> obviously taking into consideration calls for service and of course being able to respond to emergencies as they come. but this really says you have resources, we want you to use the resources you have and put the officers back out on the street to build true community engagement. >> what other changes would you like to see from police and city policy in terms of how we tackle crime and public safety? >> well, listen, i think that we've had significant retail theft over the last few years. i've been the loudest voice ringing the alarm about brazen retail theft in this city. we've started to see some changes. we've gotten some money from the state level that has ha

excelsior springs, missouri. they were attempting to pull over a vehicle, and it triggered this sort of high speed chase. yes the truck was towing a mobile home. >> then he zoomed right back. >> look at this. oh, that's. >> oh, that's dangerous. >> bringing the house down eventually, you see, went to a culvert and crashed and they carted him off to jail. >> does ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and mark!" today, from the new comedy "family switch," jennifer g jennifer garner. plus, host of the award-winning series real sports, bryant gumbel. also, a holiday classic performed by

this was a bentley, two-door excelsior x. this is a car that goes for about $300,000 new. does not, as matt moragula from the fbi indicated, from buffalo, who runs the task force does not have the earmarks of terrorism and as they are able to go backwards through the terrible accident. the question is how and why and they're still looking at that, but they don't believe there is a criminal or terrorist nexus here. >> interesting. andrew, the car had a very high rate of speed, hit a curb and then exploded on impact. what does all of this say to you? >> well, i think as we've developed more detail about what happened and certainly the details that john just laid out for us are strongly indicative of a terrible accident, a terrible, active, reckless or irresponsible driving. you combine it with a car like that bentley which is an enormously heavy vehicle and very, very powerful. once that vehicle is in the air, when it lands an explosion is entirely possible as it would be with any car, but to see the distance that this vehicle traveled and the height it got over to clear tha

loferski emphatically rounded off the scoring with the goal of the night in the 3—0 victory at the excelsiorce andy murray ia years ago. he'll play the french second seed adrian mannarino in the final. and speaking of murray — he's split from his coach ivan lendlfor a third time. they started working together again in march last year, and murray moved back into the world's top 50 but lendl didn't travel to every tournament, preferring to stay in the us. murray won his three grand slam titles with lendl in their first two spells together. the cricket world cup is over for afghanistan. they had to beat south africa by a large margin to have any chance of sneaking into the semi—finals but in the they end lost by five wickets. patrick gearey reports. and so afghanistan's remarkable world cup came down to this, the target — a huge win over south africa to get a chance into the semis. that soon became tricky. the south africans bowled well and took their chance wherever they came, however they could be claimed. he's got it in the end! afghanistan clung to the last rays of hope. he wasn't giving th

70s and 80s and 90s saw a move to the richmond the sunset district and more recently out to the excelsior the avenue 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 i

commercial corridor that, you know, it's not as robust as ocean avenue or or the mission street excelsior corridor, but it is one that has had a lot of i would say, community power to really activate it for a long period of time. and there are certain intersections that have had a lot of intervention from infested neighborhoods, from other different departments in the city to support it and to make sure that beautification projects happen and all these different things. so. there's a couple of things that i'm noting in this particular project that i have questions about. some are around the bookends. so on the geneva to san jose side, michael's right. there's a new development there that just went up. it's now the ribbon cutting ceremony happened. it's up and running and it's a beautiful sight. right? 100% affordable housing, a huge collaboration with bart occurred in that space to improve the bart plaza location. um it is a place where a lot of folks, you know, start their, you know, their trips on bart and oftentimes, you know, a lot of folks there isn't a parking structure around there

he has a business degree from excelsior university and is a graduate of the united states army sergeants major academy at fort bliss, texas. so thanks to both of you for taking the time to travel to washington, d.c. and share with this committee the beauty and importance of outdoor recreation in our home state of iowa. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you, senator ernst. ynow we'll hear from our witnesses. ms. turner, i'll ask you to begin and we will move down the panel to your left. >> chairwoman shaheen, ranking member ernst, members of the committee, thank you so much for this important hearing today. orr collectively represent over 110,000 after businesses and the full spectrum of outdoor vacation activities. most of these businessescr are small the retentive too manufacturein to guides and offs apparel onto monusco capron operators and renotice. and they are key aspects of rural towns and large cities across the country. recent data from the department of commerce shows we are an $862 billion industry. we employ 4.5 million americans, that's 2% of u.s. gdp, that's 2% of u.s. gdp, a

of energy and to not have had be included in the bond for a long time believe me representing the excelsior outer mission i know how that feels. we had to take on before i was on the board i took on my former boss gavin newsom and you're leaving out one of the child parks in san francisco and kudos for the hard work you did. my questions is how do you plan to anticipate some of the conflict? i of course on the field with my kids playing soccer and having balls three at them and get off the field and highly utilized in that part of town. i wanted to add my name as a co-sponser. i know you will work out the programming and just keep in mind some of the things the questions that i get and some of the parks we renovated how you plan to plan in just free time that's not programmed because a lot of times at other parks kids want to go and play ball. these are families that lived in the neighborhood for generations and constantly saying they're pushed off the field for reservation so that's my only reason for that line of questioning because sometimes if you don't anticipate it then it ends up bei

. >> i know we have a few in my district in the outer mission and excelsior and just outside the high resourced area but not necessarily meeting the eastern neighborhood definition so fall into no-mans land and feel it is unfortunate because we will miss out on opportunities to do affordable housing there. i understand this is only $300 million and know we had more in the past so i'm excitesed about the fact that we have the opportunity to leverage these dollars, hopefully interest rates will come down and we utilize all the different tools in the tool kit but it does feel certain neighborhoodss in the sitsy are being left out and if there are opportunities and opportunities do arise that we can anticipate, we don't necessarily have the flexibility in the bond to do that. >> right. i think for that question supervisor, we are going it to be using these resources to accelerate construction of existing pipeline and so i know that we continue-we heard your concerns around this to work with the state to understand sort of the right-sizing or the appropriate policy investment for priority

of energy and to not have had be included in the bond for a long time believe me representing the excelsior outer mission i know how that feels. we had to take on before i was on the board i took on my former boss gavin newsom and you're leaving out one of the child parks in san francisco and kudos for the hard work you did. my questions is how do you plan to anticipate some of the conflict? i of course on the field with my kids playing soccer and having balls three at them and get off the field and highly utilized in that part of town. i wanted to add my name as a co-sponser. i know you will work out the programming and just keep in mind some of the things the questions that i get and some of the parks we renovated how you plan to plan in just free time that's not programmed because a lot of times at other parks kids want to go and play ball. these are families that lived in the neighborhood for generations and constantly saying they're pushed off the field for reservation so that's my only reason for that line of questioning because sometimes if you don't anticipate it then it ends up bei

found a building a former electrical facility, electrical workshop, 4750 mission street out in the excelsior, and embarked on effort to secure that building to remodel it and turn it into a child care facility. this building is 25 thousand square feet so it is a really large facility. at the time and i'll say this, i think zoe was a visionary, he was committed to securing sufficient space that not only provide child care and also able to feed families because there was a-he put in a kitchen and facility that could serve food to families that were in need, so he was ahead of his time again on the issue of food insecurity and he saw so many families dealing with at the time. freshly made food was a big deal for joe and as we know, this has become a big part of what we tried to provide here in the city and county of san francisco. additionally, wanted to insure a playground for the children to enjoy outdoors, so in 1992, they officially opened mission child care consortium and throughout his leadership joe continued to secure partnership with mayor office, children youth and families to extend

found a building a former electrical facility, electrical workshop, 4750 mission street out in the excelsior, and embarked on effort to secure that building to remodel it and turn it into a child care facility. this building is 25 thousand square feet so it is a really large facility. at the time and i'll say this, i think zoe was a visionary, he was committed to securing sufficient space that not only provide child care and also able to feed families because there was a-he put in a kitchen and facility that could serve food to families that were in need, so he was ahead of his time again on the issue of food insecurity and he saw so many families dealing with at the time. freshly made food was a big deal for joe and as we know, this has become a big part of what we tried to provide here in the city and county of san francisco. additionally, wanted to insure a playground for the children to enjoy outdoors, so in 1992, they officially opened mission child care consortium and throughout his leadership joe continued to secure partnership with mayor office, children youth and families to extend

experience the climate change a lot worse then other communities and growing up in the bayview and excelsior and living near freeways and experiencing pollution and not able to bike in my neighborhood in fear of a car crash because of the narrow streets t is really horrible. we can't fix the issue in the weltier communities how do we help the under served communities that experience the brunt of it? i also think people are so resistant to change. especially with the slow streets program which we have been looking into as a committee on the youth commission. the housing recreation and transit committee. we (inaudible) benefited youth in the city specifically overall, but still the mayor and other elected officials are resistant to it and afraid of change because we are such a car dominated city and think it is important to be optimistic about the future and be realistic but also like slow streets are helpful. this can actually get to where we want to go in terms of the climate goals and people need to consider that. >> it is kind of like in a sense feel a chicken and egg problem because befor

commercial corridor that, you know, it's not as robust as ocean avenue or or the mission street excelsiordor, but it is one that has had a lot of i would say, community power to really activate it for a long period of time. and there are certain intersections that have had a lot of intervention from infested neighborhoods, from other different departments in the city to support it and to make sure that beautification projects happen and all these different things. so. there's a couple of things that i'm noting in this particular project that i have questions about. some are around the bookends. so on the geneva to san jose side, michael's right. there's a new development there that just went up. it's now the ribbon cutting ceremony happened. it's up and running and it's a beautiful sight. right? 100% affordable housing, a huge collaboration with bart occurred in that space to improve the bart plaza location. um it is a place where a lot of folks, you know, start their, you know, their trips on bart and oftentimes, you know, a lot of folks there isn't a parking structure around there so an

commercial corridor that, you know, it's not as robust as ocean avenue or or the mission street excelsiordor, but it is one that has had a lot of i would say, community power to really activate it for a long period of time. and there are certain intersections that have had a lot of intervention from infested neighborhoods, from other different departments in the city to support it and to make sure that beautification projects happen and all these different things. so. there's a couple of things that i'm noting in this particular project that i have questions about. some are around the bookends. so on the geneva to san jose side, michael's right. there's a new development there that just went up. it's now the ribbon cutting ceremony happened. it's up and running and it's a beautiful sight. right? 100% affordable housing, a huge collaboration with bart occurred in that space to improve the bart plaza location. um it is a place where a lot of folks, you know, start their, you know, their trips on bart and oftentimes, you know, a lot of folks there isn't a parking structure around there so an

pictures of this girl sleeping in the classroom and i know that there's space because i do live in the excelsiortrict and i know that there's a school that has some space. so let's just think about it and let's see how we can help them. thank you. thank you. action a las en las familias los ninos reciben consequencias ecologicas de la inestabilidad de inseguridad. giving en el enfermar en todos los sentidos recursos espacios para solucionar estos. problemas publicos said organizing is urgent attention in estos tiempos estan expuestos alfredo todo el dia necesita vamos a trabajar juntos estamos haciendo para su solution estos problemas de los ninos. gracias hi, my name is daisy and i also work. for industrial group. i know that the way that these children are living their lives is that psychologically damaging for them. and it's not just physical, but is their minds and they have to live under these conditions when they feel vulnerable. i know that if the city and the people who work in the city, they can organize themselves. and i know that there's resources in the spaces to shelter these famili