it is always good to come home to the fillmore.nd a product of the fillmore neighborhood. the western addition, the fillmore, whatever you call it. it has a lot of names and a very rich history. what i am so excited about tody is really the relationship that continues to become what i think one of the shining examples of developing a great relationship between our community and the san francisco police department. it is long over due, but more importantly, we didn't get here overnight. events like this make it possible for us to come together to celebrate the african-american history, but also to just take a moment to remind people about how far we have come. now, i grew up from this community. it is no secret that there was at the time that i was growing up a lot of tension that existed between law enforcement and a lot of the african-americans who lived in this community. over the years when i started working in the community at the african-american art and culture complex, the violence and so many of you i say vallie brown and b

so many started some businesses the fillmore district merchants association was created after the 19 oh 6 earthquake hit san francisco. >>so they've been through disasters before but this one is a little trickier to people is not so much to market them or chance and really unify the community with the merchants. these days the can't do this because we can go out so they're turning to new solutions asking people to support in different ways during this time it should post on social media on your on or on your social media platform. this is a july businesses that you like to be tonight they've even set up a go fund me page to help keep the lights on down fillmore street asking for donations to keep up with street maintenance and security issues. they're also helping business owners figure out which grants and loans might be available to them it's confusing time for a lot of merchants. so they need all of this assistance, he are thinking that this crisis will be over at some point and when when we that we were we really want to make sure that we are strong unified. >>in san francisco no

i spoke with the director of the fillmore district merchants association who says they've been through disasters before and hope they'll come out of this one stronger. >>this coronavirus this is a crisis is a metal prices is a business crisis. and it's going to be with us for a long time as restaurant and nonessential store closures continue this is becoming a common sight across the bay area. >>stores and restaurants of every shape and size a completely boarded up there taking a huge sacrifice right now in what they're doing fillmore street is known as one of the main hubs for shopping and dining in san francisco. but now it's a bit of a ghost town i really feel for them. the street looks. >>really bad it looks shocking when when i walk down the street. so many businesses the fillmore district merchants association was created after the 19 oh 6 earthquake hit san francisco. >>so they've been through disasters before but this one is a little trickier to people is not so much to market them or chance and really unify the community with the merchants. these days they can't do this becaus

at historic music venue in the fillmore district of san francisco is whether they will continue to play shows. multiple upcoming shows at that venue. lots of questions to be answered about exactly what will stay open and what will be closed and of course whether or not these orders will change any.>>> a lot of questions all around the bay area. in the south bay in particular a lot of confusion over the exposure of some tsa agents who were working at san jose minette up. right now three are in quarantine after testing positive. lynn ramirez is live with some claims that dozens more have been pulled off the job. what is the real story? >> reporter: this is a very concerning situation here at minetta san jose international. for right now the tsa lines are open and running smoothly by all appearances. fortunately there are not very long lines today. a lot of people are not traveling today. we did see some the screeners in regular street clothes nonuniform personnel possibly management filling in. the tsa screeners union told us that in addition to the three screeners who tested positive for

restaurants that are completely boarded up main hubs for shopping and dining in san francisco long fillmore street look more like a ghost town with a shelter-in-place order in effect the fillmore district merchants association was created after the 19 oh 6 earthquake hit san francisco. so they've been through disasters before but they say this one is a lot trickier so they're asking people to support them in different ways. >>during this time the exit polls on social media on your on yelp or on your social media platform. this is a july sent confusing time for a lot of merchants. so they need all of this assistance he are thinking that this crisis will be over at some point. and when when the column that we were we really want to make sure that we are strong unified. >>well the merchants association is also asking for donations to keep up with maintenance and security issues long fillmore street in the city. that's going to take you outside for a live look at beautiful conditions at the go >>well we're almost finished here in the kron 4 morning news but our coverage continues on kron on us

you know it looks more like a ghost town with a shelter-in-place order that still in effect the fillmore association it was created after the 19 oh 6 earthquake hit in san francisco. so they've been through disasters before but this one that's a little tricky so they're asking people for support and different ways. >>during this time the exit polls on social media on your on or on your social media platform. this is a july sent confusing time for a lot of merchants. so they need all of this assistance he are thinking that this crisis will be over at some point. and when when the cause of death we were we really want to make sure that we are strong unified. >>well the association is also asking for donations to keep up with maintenance and security issues along fillmore street. >>before we go take a little peek outside we see the sunshine and makes us feel a little bit better right a beautiful shot of the golden gate traffic looks good looks like the rain is tapering off we'll check in with traffic make your yard the envy of the block this spring at lowe'. with saving on craftsman, scotts

so many started some businesses the fillmore district merchants association was created after the 19uake hit san francisco. >>so they've been through disasters before but this one is a little trickier to people is don't so much to market them or chance and really unify the community with the merchants. these days we can do this because we can go out so they're turning to new solutions asking people to support in different ways during this time make sure posts on social media on your on yelp or on your social media platform. this is a july businesses that you like to be tonight they've even set up a go fund me page to help keep the lights on down fillmore street asking for donations to keep up with street maintenance and security issues. they're also helping business owners figure out which grants and loans might be available to them it's a confusing time for a lot of merchants. so they need all of this assistance, he are thinking that this crisis will be over at some point and when when we cut that we were we really want to make sure that we are strong unified. >>in san francisco noe

so many started some businesses the fillmore district merchants association was created after the 19uake hit san francisco. >>so they've been through disasters before but this one is a little trickier to people is not so much to market them or chance and really unify the community with the merchants. these days they can't do this because we can go out so they're turning to new solutions asking people to support in different ways during this time the exit polls on social media on your on or on your social media platform. this is a july businesses that you like to be tonight they've even set up a go fund me page to help keep the lights on down fillmore street asking for donations to keep up with street maintenance and security issues. they're also helping business owners figure out which grants and loans might be available to them it's a confusing time for a lot of merchants. so they need all of this assistance, he are thinking that this crisis will be over at some point and when when the cause of death we were we really want to make sure that we are strong unified. >>in san francisco

we want to make sure we don't make the same mistake we did with plaza east and fillmore. we can't do things the same way and expect different results. if i could pass legislation that would allow everybody displaced out of san francisco to come back from the past, that is something i want to work on. it has been tough. that is something i would love to be able to do. in the meantime this along with neighborhood preference and some of the other things in place they are going to be meaningful and now it is up to the community to make sure that we are doing everything we can to communicate to other people the laws that are going to help ensure access to opportunity for a community that traditionally has not been supported the way it should have in san francisco. i thank you for being here for the signing ceremony. the legislation is intact. it is important to be here for the ceremonial signing in so people are aware this is important to us and it is going to lead to some incredible results for the future of residents of public housing all over san francisco. thank you all so

very significant in large muni projects. 22 fillmore. second phase of 14 mission. with the geo bond it is getting shorter projects but more higher dollars and more substantial are included in the five year c ip. in closing on slide 64, all of these investments should support our values. we went through this design. even after all of this, after this budget is approved by the m.t.a. board and by the board of supervisors in the summer, we still will have a structural deficit. we still require $756 million to close the backlog and keep the system in state of good repair. we will see the $3.3 billion backlog grow. our needs with regard to investment in the system continue to grow. we want to get to all of the things listed on slide 65 fully funding the muni equity strategy, anticipating growth and funding system. ongoing funding for vision zero education, not when we can afford it. modernizing facilities, getting to the technological infrastructure and mode share. this budget does not do that but it sets a foundation that is what we can do in the next two year cycle. t

but you treat us in the fillmore like we're nonexistent. everybody community has ambassadorship program, everybody community has c.a.c., all you got in the fillmore is me, a.c.e. and i'm sick and tired of that. i would like to talk to who is in charge of the ambassador program because you ain't spent a damn dime in the fillmore. but that's not your problem. we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone. they feel the fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud

but you treat us in the fillmore like we're nonexistent. everybody community has ambassadorship program, everybody community has c.a.c., all you got in the fillmore is me, a.c.e. and i'm sick and tired of that. i would like to talk to who is in charge of the ambassador program because you ain't spent a damn dime in the fillmore. but that's not your problem. we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone. they feel the fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud

in san francisco's fillmore district, a literal shout out to the front line workers still deemed essential. at precisely 7:00 p.m., these neighbors came together at a safe distance to cheer the people still going to work every day. they're calling it get loud for our heroes. >> without grocery store clerks and transit workers and health care workers in hospitals, this would be even harder than it is right now. >> reporter: but will there be enough health care workers? the governor is worried. >> if you're a nursing school student, a medical school student, we need you. if you just retired in the last few years, we need you. >> reporter: trying to prevent the scenario in new york where hospitals are getting overrun with patients, the governor created the california health core. he says he wants to add 37,000 health care workers during the outbreak. one of the provisions in the order allows some licensing requirements to be waived. >> we hope it means we're able to do what we signed up for, which is to be nurses. >> reporter: christa is just 6 weeks away from what should be her associates of

. >> reporter: there is some foot traffic along fillmore street but nothing like you would see on a normal friday night. balboa cafe on a friday night is a neighborhood hotspot, but managers say business is noticeably down this week with coronavirus fears of spreading. still, some regular patrons say they want to toast the weekend. >> we are still going out, going to restaurants, grabbing a drink. >> the owner of tonic, says starting this week establishments such as his across the city have seen up to an 80% loss in business. >> we like to think of ourselves as resilient. >> but now this is uncharted territory, he owns three bars and he is the founder of the san francisco bar alliance. with new and constantly changing guidelines about crowd size, he anticipates this may be the last weekend many bars will be opened. >> this will result in massive bankruptcy and massive carnage in the business setting. >> i could have got across the street, got a bottle of wine and gone to my apartment, but i don't want to be cooped up. >> south of market, one of the cities of four major art museums announce

the fillmore about to show you the 1st ad in 2007 it questions a policy that's become even more contentious today. the sonoran desert in the south of the united states a harsh hot and unforgiving landscape straddling the border with mexico a natural barrier not so much a protective wall but a regional belt dividing the bodies of 2 nations. thousands of illegal migrants cross into this area of arizona every year to them it represents a gateway to a better life. in reality it's often a cortlandt of death from which they may never return. crossing the desert to avoid these steel and concrete walls which mark the border in urban areas where the main road like this with look for. anybody out here they could be standing on the side of the road if they have made it this far. little the. volunteer catherine ferguson and physician norma price are samaritans. rescuing those who are in desperate need of help illegals who been physically and mentally defeated by the deadly conditions people walk not only trails but they walk in circles. has been lost so you could have a child walking out here you could

but you treat us in the fillmore like we're nonexistent. everybody community has ambassadorship program, everybody community has c.a.c., all you got in the fillmore is me, a.c.e. and i'm sick and tired of that. i would like to talk to who is in charge of the ambassador program because you ain't spent a damn dime in the fillmore. but that's not your problem. we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone. they feel the fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud

but you treat us in the fillmore like we're nonexistent.ommunity has ambassadorship program, everybody community has c.a.c., all you got in the fillmore is me, a.c.e. and i'm sick and tired of that. i would like to talk to who is in charge of the ambassador program because you ain't spent a damn dime in the fillmore. but that's not your problem. we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone. they feel the fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud. this may o

but you treat us in the fillmore like we're nonexistent. everybody community has ambassadorship program, everybody community has c.a.c., all you got in the fillmore is me, a.c.e. and i'm sick and tired of that. i would like to talk to who is in charge of the ambassador program because you ain't spent a damn dime in the fillmore. but that's not your problem. we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone. they feel the fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud

many of you know that i grew up in san francisco, i grew up in fillmore, and my grandmother raised me in public housing. during that time, we all know the violence and the hurt and the frustration and the neglect that existed with the african american community still exists today. so as your mayor, as the first african american woman to be mayor, i know that's not enough for the african american community, and i want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in bringing us all together, but also in leading the conversations around racial equity and how we began through reparation to really address the injustices that have been inflicted upon the african americans in san francisco. we know -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed: to be clear, we know that it's not enough. we know we have to do more, and we have to make sure that we are investing specifically in the african american communities. this is not about data and statistics because we know disproportionately african americans represent less than 6% of the population in this city but over 30% of the homeless population, 30% o

but you treat us in the fillmore like we're nonexistent. everybody community has ambassadorship program, everybody community has c.a.c., all you got in the fillmore is me, a.c.e. and i'm sick and tired of that. i would like to talk to who is in charge of the ambassador program because you ain't spent a damn dime in the fillmore. but that's not your problem. we've been having problems for years since willie brown been gone. they feel the fillmore, the redevelopment has gone and taken everything along. you don't clean up there. i want to sit down with you all to talk about the program and insert that. find out why there is no money spent in the western edition. my name is ace, and i'm surely on the case. i supported mohammed, but right now i want to find out where the money is going, coming and we want that done right away. my name is ace, dammit, i'm on the case. >> ace, you left your phone. >> just wanted to note one of three private enterprise closures in general is set to examine about as a result of employee embezzlement, theft and fraud

>> that's right, we are on fillmore street in the palo alto neighborhood. there are several bars on this block,and you can see some foot traffic, but slow compared to a normal friday. bar workers are telling me they notice a sizable drop in business when the nba and other sports announced a hold on their activities. balboa cafe on a friday night is a neighborhood hotspot but neighbor manages a business is noticeably down with coronavirus fears spreading. still, some regular patrons say they want to toast the weekend. >> we are sanitizing things, but probably not going to big crowds, but we are still going out, two restaurants, and grabbing a drink. >> the owner of tonic, says starting this week establishments such as his across the city have seen up to an 80% loss in business. >> we like to think of ourselves as resilient, because we are recession proof business. >> but this is now uncharted territory, he owns three bars and is the founder of the san francisco bar alliance. with new and constantly changing guidelines he anticipates this may be the last week

many of you know that i grew up in san francisco, i grew up in fillmore, and my grandmother raised meblic housing. during that time, we all know the violence and the hurt and the frustration and the neglect that existed with the african american community still exists today. so as your mayor, as the first african american woman to be mayor, i know that's not enough for the african american community, and i want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in bringing us all together, but also in leading the conversations around racial equity and how we began through reparation to really address the injustices that have been inflicted upon the african americans in san francisco. we know -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed: to be clear, we know that it's not enough. we know we have to do more, and we have to make sure that we are investing specifically in the african american communities. this is not about data and statistics because we know disproportionately african americans represent less than 6% of the population in this city but over 30% of the homeless population, 30% of the

ups veteran nischelle fillmore had to buy her own hand sanitizer and says this new demand is like the christmas rush plus a health threat no one can see. >> at the end of the day do you feel safe? >> well, at this point i don't think any of us feel safe. >> reporter: companies stress they're changing policies. ups stating, "if any employee experiences symptoms such as fever or respiratory infection, they are required to smeekd treatment immediately and not come to work." adding "our vehicles are cleaned and disinfected daily." fedex following suit. suspending requirements for most customers' signatures. stocking hand sanitizer at facilities. and promoting social distancing on the job. doctors say when it comes to your own deliveries leave it outside for 24 hours if you can. when you do bring that package inside the safest bet is to start with gloves. then once open don't leave the box laying around. toss it or recycle immediately. as for the contents, a wipedown while not necessary can bring valuable peace of mind. and when you're done don't forget a good hand wash. >> in spite of the

the fillmore district merchants association that was created way back in 19 oh 6 or after the 19 allancisco. so you know they're they're familiar with you know incidents like this and disasters they've dealt with it before. well this one has a little trickier so they're asking people to support them and different ways. >>during this time the exit polls on social media on your on yelp or on your social media platform. this is a july sent confusing time for a lot of merchants. so they need all of this assistance he are thinking that this crisis will be over at some point. and when when the cause of death we were we really want to make sure that we are strong unified. >>well the association is also asking for donations to keep up with the maintenance and also the security issues along filmer street. well new this morning all san francisco city hall weddings through at least april 30th there postponed in order to help contain the spread of the coronavirus people with the previous appointments, they will be given priority when those appointments open up again. well as we head to break we'

the first matter is at nightingale, located at 239 fillmore street. one of their businesses is located across the street. the applicants are applying for a p.o.e. permit to host live d.j.s and entertainment in the premises. they reached out to supervisor peskin's out, four community groups, and reaching out from the venue. here to tell you more is brian sheehy. >> can you, commissioners, and as always, thank you for your guidance, and to the director, thank you for your guidance on this process. we're very fortunate that there are no residential neighbors on this side of the street. we are a six-day-a-week business, closed on sundays. we just opened in december in this location which, for the previous two years, was a bar, and for eight years prior to that, it was a restaurant called gaetan. since we opened in december, business has been pretty good. we're a happy hour bar, but by 9:00 at night, people are pretty much moving on their way home. that is basically the reason for our application for a permit. we'd like to offer different types of jazz on

residents, merchants, and neighborhood associations about how much of a loss it would be for the fillmore neighborhood commercial district and for the city as a whole. i will do everything i can to preserve these important cultural institutions, and i look forward to working with the city attorney to draft this legislation to ensure we save the clay theater and other single-screen theaters. i'm also submitting today a formal letter of inquiry to the department of public health regarding the no overdose advertising campaign. while i understand the intent of the campaign, the images that were brought to my attention provided a very incomplete and inaccurate picture of what drug overdose and addiction looks like. i'm absolutely in favor of harm reduction techniques like providing narcan and overdose training and overdose prevention sites. this is not the only tool at our disposal, and we must be laser focused on promoting new cases and getting those suffering from the disease in treatment. i want to know more about how the campaign was set, and how much the city spent on the campaign. i also

a taco bar near fillmore street usually busy on a saturday night had just three customers last night and the manager says they are seeing big changes. >> we have to start making adjustments now. staff and everything else like anybody else. unfortunately, it is not going too well. >> everyone is trying to be careful. that is important now especially in this environment. >> that includes a ban on all visitors at hospitals in san francisco >>> for all the latest information and in-depth coverage of the coronavirus pandemic, you can look online. there is the most up-to-date information on the virus from across the country along with a daily livestream of content. >>> the other big story this weekend is our weather. we finally have some rain, some iridescent snow but a lot of the ski resorts are now shutting down because of the coronavirus. >> on the other hand, here in the bay area, perhaps a good time to be indoors. we do have the wet weather still outside our doors this morning and this will continue at least through the first part of the day. then we do begin to get a break. we will n

>> so, millard fillmore's lips were on that teacup? >> yes! >> ludafisk!e on a roll! >> fire! >> oh, man! >> rita, after all the time you spent in washington, i mean, no one knows a swamp like you do. >> and the swamp creatures. let's face it. i've interviewed some reptilian people. but when they ask me if i would crouch down next to an alligator, i really didn't want to do it. i think my producer kept urging me on. after all, she was, like, ten feet away. and, in fact, she is ten feet away. >> there she is, the very same one. over here, yes. >> pauley: later on "sunday morning." >> still, danger comes with the territory. >> don't touch it! >> just kidding! >> like when i reported on the world of professional cuddlers. talk about the call of the wild. what position are you in now? >> this is just regular old spooning. >> of course, sometimes it actually is fun and games. >> go! >> very, very handsome! >> and singing and dancing. this is the end of my television career right here. ♪ >> pauley: so, you can be forgiven for thinking that correspondents -- ♪ >>

residents, merchants, and neighborhood associations about how much of a loss it would be for the fillmore neighborhood commercial district and for the city as a whole. i will do everything i can to preserve these important cultural institutions, and i look forward to working with the city attorney to draft this legislation to ensure we save the clay theater and other single-screen theaters. i'm also submitting today a formal letter of inquiry to the department of public health regarding the no overdose advertising campaign. while i understand the intent of the campaign, the images that were brought to my attention provided a very incomplete and inaccurate picture of what drug overdose and addiction looks like. i'm absolutely in favor of harm reduction techniques like providing narcan and overdose training and overdose prevention sites. this is not the only tool at our disposal, and we must be laser focused on promoting new cases and getting those suffering from the disease in treatment. i want to know more about how the campaign was set, and how much the city spent on the campaign. i also

the rink is in an abandoned church on fillmore street.e, last week, the building owners were notified the property could be bulldozed and turned into housing. a public hearing on the potential development of the church is scheduled at city hall on march 25. >>> to the south they were a morgan unified school district fired a teacher who overdosed in class. several teachers told us it happened last week while the teacher was in a classroom at live oak high school. the school district would not talk with ktvu. parents tell us they are stunned. school district leaders confirmed the teacher was fired on march 5 but would not give a reason. >>> the process of getting all of the passengers off of the grand princess cruise ship continues. coming up, we will describe the first lawsuit that has been filed against the cruise line. how much one couple is suing for. ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music it's the rush of relaxation. introducing the all-new lincoln corsair. shouldn't you pay less when now you can. data? be

recognize in addition to deputy city attorney, business leaders, including kristin evans and the fillmore merchant association and the small business commission for their advice and counsel on this measure and for their advocacy. i understand from a press release that i received while walking into the chambers today that the mayor has announced an intention to move in a similar way around to prevent small business evictions. i welcome learning the details of the proposal which we haven't seen to date. and finally, with apologies for the long roll call for introductions, there are others we will submit on, but one other, which is that as we urge everyone to shelter in place, we obviously have many who have no shelter. even as units sit vacant across the city that could be housing folks that are vulnerable. one such property that is vacant in my district is 555 fulton street, which many of you will sound familiar to you, because it's been at the center of the ongoing corruption investigation in the federal -- the criminal complaint. what a lot of folks don't know about 555 fulton, it's a va

the first matter is at nightingale, located at 239 fillmore street.f their businesses is located across the street. the applicants are applying for a p.o.e. permit to host live d.j.s and entertainment in the premises. they reached out to supervisor peskin's out, four community groups, and reaching out from the venue. here to tell you more is brian sheehy. >> can you, commissioners, and as always, thank you for your guidance, and to the director, thank you for your guidance on this process. we're very fortunate that there are no residential neighbors on this side of the street. we are a six-day-a-week business, closed on sundays. we just opened in december in this location which, for the previous two years, was a bar, and for eight years prior to that, it was a restaurant called gaetan. since we opened in december, business has been pretty good. we're a happy hour bar, but by 9:00 at night, people are pretty much moving on their way home. that is basically the reason for our application for a permit. we'd like to offer different types of jazz on weekda

many of you know that i grew up in san francisco, i grew up in fillmore, and my grandmother raised me housing. during that time, we all know the violence and the hurt and the frustration and the neglect that existed with the african american community still exists today. so as your mayor, as the first african american woman to be mayor, i know that's not enough for the african american community, and i want to thank supervisor walton for his leadership in bringing us all together, but also in leading the conversations around racial equity and how we began through reparation to really address the injustices that have been inflicted upon the african americans in san francisco. we know -- [applause] >> the hon. london breed: to be clear, we know that it's not enough. we know we have to do more, and we have to make sure that we are investing specifically in the african american communities. this is not about data and statistics because we know disproportionately african americans represent less than 6% of the population in this city but over 30% of the homeless population, 30% of the peop

long career in advocacy, working at wapac, the san francisco redevelopment agency as it changed the fillmore district to what it is today, the western addition. as the administrator at wapac, carol helped residents to decipher the rapid and disdeserting changes that displace far too many residences and businesses. miss tatum also worked with the bayview-hunters point foundation where she cofounded and became the director of an outpatient alcoholism prevention program treatment program designed to specifically address issues of alcohol use for african americans and their families. the agency did pioneering works in breaking barriers, dispelling myths. additionally, the excessive number of liquor stores on third street and their aggressive advertising practices led miss tatum to form the third street alcohol and tobacco task force to reduce the harmful effects of tobacco and alcohol. the task force addressed disproportionate alcohol and tobacco advertising and business practices that targeted children, youth, and women, and led to loitering. miss tatum also became a proud member of the coaliti

the first matter is at nightingale, located at 239 fillmore street. one of their businesses is located across the street. the applicants are applying for a p.o.e. permit to host live d.j.s and entertainment in the premises. they reached out to supervisor peskin's out, four community groups, and reaching out from the venue. here to tell you more is brian sheehy. >> can you, commissioners, and as always, thank you for your guidance, and to the director, thank you for your guidance on this process. we're very fortunate that there are no residential neighbors on this side of the street. we are a six-day-a-week business, closed on sundays. we just opened in december in this location which, for the previous two years, was a bar, and for eight years prior to that, it was a restaurant called gaetan. since we opened in december, business has been pretty good. we're a happy hour bar, but by 9:00 at night, people are pretty much moving on their way home. that is basically the reason for our application for a permit. we'd like to offer different types of jazz on