it's being built at the former francis scott key annex on 1300 debt. the 1300 block of 43rd avenue and it will house about 135 educators and employees of the city school district this morning. city officials gathered at the site to discuss the development, which will be named shirley chisholm village. the development will welcome its first residents in 2024. our kron four's justine waltman will have more details on the new housing development in our primetime coverage. >> governor newsom has signed a new bill into law that will require employers to list a pay scale on their job postings. it is seen as a big win for california workers, especially for women and minorities who are often paid less sb 11. 62 was originally written to only require pay rates for companies with more than 1000 employees but was amended to include the new requirement for companies of all sizes staff to do this. the new law will take effect january 1st. now the bill signed into law by the governor and u.s. protect the welfare of animals. sb 8.79 ins the >> unnecessary testing of

the san francisco school district owns the land where the old francis scott key.unset district in 18 months. the new housing development will look like this 135 units to be rented exclusively to teachers and staff of the school district if you're teaching our kids in san francisco, you should be able to raise your kids in san fr

the san francisco school district owns the land where the old francis scott key annex was located in the sunset district. in 18 months, the new housing developer would look like this, 135 units to be rented exclusively to teachers and staff of the school district. >> if you are teaching our kids in san francisco, you should be able to raise her kids in san francisco. [applause] >> 4, 3, 2, 1. reporter: people attending the groundbreaking said it was long overdue. that may be so, but you have to remember that the concept of building teacher housing was proposed nearly 20 years ago. with the construction of the dianne feinstein elementary school. this is what it was supposed to look like, housing at the back of the school. the teachers did not warm up to the idea. the community and supervisor were adamantly opposed. here is the former school board member in 2019 in an interview with abc 7. >> they said it is a public housing project. never let hud get involved. it will be a slum. reporter: it was never built and teachers lost out. through the years, it has become apparent that teachers

so, a small thing, i happen to be at one of the children who was educated here at francis scott key junior elementary school. i confirmed with my mother i attended here from k-second grade. and i was driving entering the grounds i had a moment, i don't have the clearest memories of my class or teachers but i remember walking out and feeling brave because i was a city latch key kid and took the network judah home while my parentings were working at city gentleman jobs trying to build their american dream. i did not know then as i do now the greatest lesson gained was how to be brave and resourceful. that sweet memory of my small connection to the site has lifted mow up the past few weeks during the challenging times. it is -- no audio. um really to rise boost abstract terms we use in policy and financing units ami, and huannize the critical issues we are all facing. and -- these are truly challenging times need for affordable housing is continuing to grow and as those the need gross so does the complexity and challenges to get it built. we have incredible per sdmers incredible sponsor mid p

will be built on where the francis scott key elementary school used to be.l many people are supporting the change . some neighbors worry about noise, traffic congestion and possible parking problems. it's been really loud like you can feel the vibration. just come into the house. i hope they thought about how much people they're going to cram right here. you don't get paid well enough to live in san francisco. so if they can get some, you know, housing their lower price more than welcome for that. now there'll only be 50 parking spots for the more than 100 units, teachers, school district employees and anyone who meets the city's guidelines for affordable housing will be qualified to live there. a family of four has to earn less than $166,000, mother replies to replace p mercury news. 209 apartments will be built on a section of gateway plaza. a shopping center at the corner of paseo padre parkway and walnut avenue. that's where 24 hour fitness center is currently located. it would be destroyed and then replaced with the new apartments as well as a parking g

they will be built on the side of what used to be the francis scott key elementary school.port teacher housing. some neighbors are concerned about possible parking problems. it's been really loud like you can feel the vibration. just come into the house. i hope they thought about how much people they're going to cram right here . you don't get paid enough to live in san francisco. so if they can get some, you know, housing their lower price more than welcome for that. there will only be 50 parking spaces for the more than 100 units, teachers, school district employees and anyone who meets the city's affordable housing program will be qualified to live there. a family of four has to make less than $166,000 a year to qualify, lived in the city. you live in the city, it can be tough to park bottom line. you just know that you just know that you have to know that going in, and, uh yeah. you drive around you deal with it, sal. that, too, and you know about what's happening in our community right now. i do and if you're getting in the car and driving to work right now and let me

the san francisco school district owns the land where the old francis scott key. annex was located in the sunset district in 18 months. the new housing development will look like this 135 units to be rented exclusively to teachers and staff of the school district if you're teaching our kids in san francisco, you should be able to raise your kids in san francisco. people attending today's groundbreaking ceremony said it was long overdue that may be so but you have to remember that the concept of building teacher housing was proposed nearly 20 years ago with the construction of the diane feinstein elementary school. this is what it was supposed to look like housing at the back of the school, but teachers didn't warm up to the idea in addition the community and then supervisor leland yee were adamantly opposed so during the day here's former school board member jill wins in a 2019 interview with abc 7. they said, oh it's a public housing project never let hud get involved. you know, it will be a slum. it was never built and teachers lost out but through the years. it

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scott leonard is on the lamb. u.s. marshals say leonard francis ankle monitor by cutting it off, and then escape house arrest in san diego three weeks before sentencing. the 2015 -- in 2015, francis pled guilty to charges in the biggest corruption scandal in u.s. navy history. we have worn out from the pentagon. >> reporter: this is an investigation that has gone on for years and was perhaps nearing its conclusion. leonard francis was scheduled to be sentenced as we pleaded guilty to charges of bribery and fraud seven years ago. in the intervening period, he had benefit of custody, been around house arrest, cooperated with authorities, until he vanished. please want to check on him in house arrest over the weekend but they got no answer. u.s. marshals went in and all they found was his ankle bracelet and a portable cooler. they spoke with neighbors who told him that they had seen moving trucks at the house over the course of the past few days, an indication, they say, that he had been planning this escape, is leaving the house arrest, for quite so

francis. i'm from the pin-up scott indian reservation in the state of maine.ary haaland for beginning the boarding school initiative in elevating the need to compile some facts and humanity around this issue. one of the main benefits to compiling this information is that native americans who are impacted by the schools get more educated about the facts and learn that they are not alone in this experience. at one point in time, over 100 of our children were in boarding schools. in particular, the carlile boarding school. the impacts of that on our community are still being felt today. as chief of the pen of scott nation, i was involved into commission efforts. one with the main wampanoag east states child welfare stu truth and reconciliation commission. the other was the -- commission. i share my experience of those commissions to help inform your views of the commission being established by us, to 907. the main truth and reconciliation commission was a temporary commission intended to investigate and compile information about the child welfare welfare system i