villanueva gálvez está lleno de sangre.y nada de esto tuvo que pasar. pero añade que aún se tiene que ver toda la evidencia y se tiene que ver este caso de ambos lados. por otra parte, la abogada de villanueva galvez dice que él ya no tiene parte de su oreja y sostuvo otras heridas en su cara y brazo. e as half of his ears missing he as hearing loss in that ear the dog. attacked his face around his eye. añade que el perro atacó su cara alrededor de su ojo y ha perdido parte de su visión. también dice que tiene daño al nervio de un brazo y tener fuerza es esencial para él, ya que es un trabajador agrícola. le preguntamos a la policía de san josé sobre este caso, pero nos dijeron que no comentarían acerca del litigio. pendientes. jocelyn moran, telemundo, california. jocelyn, muchas gracias por el informe. detectives de homicidios de la oficina del alguacil del condado de fresno. arrestaron a 2 sospechosos con relación al asesinato ocurrido en el 2024. se trata de robert saldana, de 42 años, y gary guerra, de 55 años, de fres

galvez is covered in blood. villanueva. galvez is handcuffed, but it was absolutely shocking. it was appalling. one, because this was the first time that i've seen where the, you know, the canine was out of the handler's one. physical control outside of his verbal control. and no one could see what this canine was doing. law enforcement analyst and security consultant michael linenger says police reports are crucial in this, and without them, it's hard to draw conclusions. the cuts look absolutely incredibly painful, but in my opinion, from looking at the body cam and reading the complaint, he had every opportunity to surrender and none of this had to happen. but again, you still have to look at the fact that all the evidence needs to be weighed. you need to look at it from both sides. as for villanueva galvez, his attorney, says half his ear is missing and he sustained other injuries to his face and arm. he has half of his ears missing. he has hearing loss in that ear. the dog attacked his face around his eye area, so he has vision loss in the eye as well. in the arm that the

villanueva gálvez está lleno de sangre.ene que ver toda la evidencia y se tiene que ver este caso de ambos lados. por otra parte, la abogada de villanueva galvez dice que él ya no tiene parte de su oreja y sostuvo otras heridas en su cara y brazo. as half of his ears missing he has hearing loss in that hear the dog. attacked his face around his eye. añade que el perro atacó su cara alrededor de su ojo y ha perdido parte de su visión. también dice que tiene daño al nervio de un brazo y tener fuerza es esencial para él, ya que es un trabajador agrícola. le preguntamos a la policía de san josé sobre este caso, pero nos dijeron que no comentarían acerca del litigio pendientes en san josé. jocelyn moran noticiero telemundo 48 captado en cámara que dure el rescate de un hombre en pennsylvania que luchaba contra un oso de unas 200 £. el ataque ocurrió el pasado domingo cuando la víctima caminaba por un sendero desde su casa hacia la tienda. ahí lo está viendo usted. el oso lo comenzó a perseguir hasta treparse sobre la víctima y a

san jose police body cam video shows fernando villanueva galvez screaming in pain after he was bitten by a police canine back in 2023. the dog bit off the man's earlobe while searching his apartment. police have been called to the complex to investigate a laundry room dispute, in which a neighbor said villanueva galvez had stabbed her with a knife. >> it's scary because unlike a bullet, unlike a taser, a canine has a mind of its own. >> angel alexander is an attorney who has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against san jose and the police department, accusing officers of, quote, an unconscionable act of brutality. >> for these animals. if they don't listen, it can result in someone being mauled and mutilated or dead. >> body cam video shows police using a battering ram to go into the man's apartment. seconds later, a dog is released inside. the canine finds the man. less than two minutes later, alexander says the dog, named ronin, had been called off five times by its handler, officer eliseo anaya, but that the animal continued biting her client. >> a dog, at that point refusing t

san jose police body cam video shows fernando villanueva galvez screaming in pain after he was bitten by a police canine back in 2023. the dog bit off the man's earlobe while searching his apartment. police have been called to the complex to investigate a laundry room dispute, in which a neighbor said villanueva galvez had stabbed her with a knife. >> it's scary because unlike a bullet, unlike a taser, a canine has a mind of its own. >> angel alexander is an attorney who has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against san jose and the police department, accusing officers of, quote, an unconscionable act of brutality. >> for these animals. if they don't listen, it can result in someone being mauled and mutilated or dead. >> body cam video shows police using a battering ram to go into the man's apartment. seconds later, a dog is released inside. the canine finds the man less than two minutes later. alexander says the dog, named ronin, had been called off five times by its handler, officer eliseo anaya, but that the animal continued biting her client. >> a dog, at that point refusing to

and the video shows the canine latched onto villanueva galvez his arm. his face was bloodied and officers were failing to get the dog to let go. the attorney says the canine was being used as an uncontrolled weapon. and now they're suing the department over excessive force. >> refused to let go. you know, officers a pretty big guys. and second strong guy was using all of his might to try to physically remove the socked in by the dog is continuing 2. why not to attack is missing. but bottom, half of his years, not just your love. this is the defendant part of this year. he does have hearing loss now of that year. he has very deep his arm because intervene and just want hold the san jose police department and of course, accountable for what happened. >> attorney angela alexander says her client still trying to heal from physical and emotional damage. she believes the san jose police department needs to adjust their policies around. canine use. we have reached out to san jose police for comment. and as of this report, we have not heard back. >> multiple peo

and that actually caused some nerve damage. >> felony charges against villanueva galvez were reduced to misdemeanors. the lawsuit names the city of san jose, the police department, and officer anaya as defendants. anaya was among four officers who shot and killed a woman on christmas day 2018, after police say she tried to ram them at the end of a wild chase. the da said the shooting was justified, even though the woman was not linked to a shooting, as police originally believed. now, san jose police are declining to comment on pending litigation. we've also reached out to the city attorney's office but have not heard back. the city of san jose has been served with a lawsuit but has not yet responded to it in court. live in san jose henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> well, henry, i know you said police haven't yet responded, but when you're looking at this case, the dog here, was it just doing its job? >> well, that's according to the eyes of the beholder. now, police officers say that they did make announcements outside the apartment complex, warning the suspect that he could be bitte

cbs news immigration's and politics reporter camilla galvez has more from both sides of the u.s./mexico border. >> this has been a proven deterrent. >> reporter: along the u.s./mexico border, our drone captured a group of migrants, including young children, trying to enter the country illegally. but they were unable to get past a razor wire set up by the state of texas. >> some people may look at this and say, this looks like a war zone. >> the tactic behind all of this optic is going what it just did right now. it prevents them from coming over illegally. >> texas credits its aggressive efforts for the current four-year low in illegal border crossings. the biden administration attributes that drop to asylum restrictions, mexico's efforts to stop migrants, and aph phone app that allows up to 1,500 people per day to schedule legal crossings. but on the mexican side of the border, we found a bottleneck of people desperate to enter the u.s. awaiting the appointments under the app. president-elect trump has vowed to shut down the app, expand border restrictions, and conduct mass depo

galvez is his face was bloodied and afa says officers were failing to get the dog to let go.ording to the complaint, the attorney says the canine was being used as uncontrolled weapon. well, they're now suing the department over excessive force. dog. >> refuse to let you know, the officers a pretty big second strong guy was using all of his might to try to physically remove the socked in by the dog is continuing 2. why not to attack is missing out but bottom, half of his years, not just your low. this is the defendant part of this year. he does have hearing loss now of that year. he has very deep his arm. a cause. nerve just want hold the san jose police department and of course accountable for what happened. >> attorney angel alexander says her client is still trying to heal from physical and emotional damage. she believes the san jose police department needs to adjust their policies around. canine use. we have reached out to the tennessee police for comment. and as of this report, we have not heard back. >> in the east bay man convicted in december of killing 2 young women

fernando villanueva nueva galvez, was hiding in his apartment for four hours.cers eventually went inside, the k-9 dog found the suspect and bit off his ear lobe. his lawyer called it an act of brutality. >> with his ear is missing. he has deep wounds, gashes in his arm, and that actually caused some nerve damage. >> a felony charges against villanueva galvez were reduced to misdemeanors. san jose police declined to make a comment on the lawsuit. it is 636. we have an update for you on a battery plant fire that we saw last week in moss landing. governor gavin newsom calls it once an investigation into that incident. the monterey county board of supervisors also ratified the proclamation of a local emergency. that fire forced hundreds of people to evacuate. it also prompted highway one to be closed for several days. supervisors say they plan to demand that the vistra plant and the nearby pge plant both stay offline until the cause of that fire is determined. in the meantime, the environmental impacts of the fire and the possible toxic fumes are still being examin

police say the suspect, fernando villanueva galvez, was hiding for four hours in his apartment when the police eventually got inside. the k-9 dog found the suspect and bit off his ear lobe. his lawyer called it an act of brutality. >> half of his ear is missing. he has deep wounds, gashes in his arm. and that actually caused some nerve damage. >> now, felony charges against villanueva galvez were reduced to misdemeanors. san jose police declined to make a comment on that lawsuit. >> a church in colorado is bringing people together with marijuana. the internaonal church of cannabis in colorado is attracting a global following of what it calls elevation ists. there in denver, the church opened its doors in april of 2017. even after a number of legal challenges, the church provides services for its members today. now, the church does not provide marijuana, but does provide a place for people to consume it together. >> we realize that people have been using cannabis in their spiritual journeys for so long, yet didn't have a place or a home where they could pray, where they could be spiritua

investigators say villanueva galvez was told to surrender.y waited outside of his apartment for several hours before sending in the canine. the video shows the police dog latched on to the man's arm. the attorney argues the canine was being used as an uncontrolled weapon. the department is being sued over allegations of excessive force. >> dog refused to let you know, the officers a pretty big guy. looks like a strong guy was using all of his might to try to physically remove the socked in by the dog is continuing 2. why not to attack is missing. but bottom, half of this year, it's not just your love to different part of this year. he does have hearing loss now of that year. he has very deep. in his arm a cause. nerve just want hold the san jose police department and of course accountable for what happened. >> the attorney goes on to say client is from physical and emotional damages. she believes the san jose police department needs to adjust their policies around k 9 news. we reached out to san jose police for comment and will update you as

that's fernando villanueva galvez. and he says that police dog was ripping off shanks of his face in his ear and areas after the fact in the hospital, his head and arms were also bit his neck. you can see here police were responding to a stabbing that happened at an apartment complex in october of 2023. and they say that villanueva galvez was told to surrender and that they waited outside his apartment for several hours before they sent in the canine to help with the arrest. and in this case, the attorney says that the officers failed to get the dog to let go. >> they said that he was being commanded a let go. but the canine did not. and so the canine in this case, they say, was used as an uncontrolled weapon. they're suing the department for excessive force. dog. >> refused to let you know, the officers a pretty big guy. looks like a strong guy was using all of his might to try to physically remove the socked in by the dog is continuing 2. why not to attack the is missing out but bottom, half of this year, it's not ju

police say the suspect, fernando villanueva galvez, was holed up in his apartment for four hours when officers eventually entered. the dog found the suspect and bit off his earlobe. his attorney called it an act of brutality. >> of his ear is missing. he has deep wounds, gashes in his arm, and that actually caused some nerve damage. >> felony charges against villanueva galvez were reduced to misdemeanors. san jose police declined to comment on the lawsuit. >> you're probably noticing it's obviously been dry. it's also been warm temperatures well above the average. again today we had 67 degrees. those are spring like temperatures in vallejo. we had 66 in santa rosa and 65 in morgan hill. highs tomorrow will be about the same, maybe a little cooler or just about the same. it's going to be the same. and the only changes come on friday and saturday. we start to turn a little bit, and then we get a cool air mass in here, maybe some snow in the mountains, like 2 to 3in, maybe a sprinkle around here? probably not. but in southern california they might see a third of an inch. good chance. so

and the complaint says 20 year old fernando villanueva galvez went to the laundry facility. this is at his complex and was verbally attacked by a woman and her boyfriend, villanueva. galvez then took off. when he came back to get his clothing, he had a kitchen knife for protection. san jose police responded to the scene and waited for nearly four hours. they used a pa system asking him to drop the knife and surrender. body cam video shows several officers outside of that complex. they then go up to the stairs with the police dog and release the animal. that dog ends up biting him face and arm. he has hearing loss in that ear. the dog attacked his face around his eye area, so he has vision loss in the eye as well. in the arm that the dog attacked, he has nerve damage. he has weakness in that arm and he is a farm worker. now. we did reach out to san jose police and they are saying that they are not commenting on pending litigation. leaders in campbell are signing off on a plan to boost downtown pedestrian safety. it calls for changes to block a one block, i should say, of civi

. >> jorge galvez is with the organization communities united for restorative youth justice. he says that optimism comes from the proven success of violence prevention programs like ceasefire, which is attributed as the cause of the drop in oakland's homicides. >> i think we're going to have to harness on that energy that we had 16 years ago, and we're going to have to continue to resist, to affirm that the human dignity of black and brown people here in this nation. >> oakland police were not available for comment in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> new at six the investigation into a fire at a single family home in san jose. that fire broke out in the front yard of the house on schaff avenue. a mother and her adult son were able to escape before that fire spread. it took 30 firefighters about 20 minutes to bring it under control. they had to cut into the roof to ventilate that property. the good news no one was hurt. coming up next, it's not just higher bridge tolls. how else? it just became more expensive to get around the bay area. >> i'm spencer christian. the ne

pero el abogado alex gÁlvez anticipa que es poco probable. >> para cambiarse esto o enmendarse tiene de acuerdo en en en que quiera hacer eso, verdad? porque pues ellos tienen el mismo derecho que cualquier otra persona que estÁ en este paÍs. >> ante la incertidumbre de saber si esta orden ejecutiva finalmente podrÁ aplicarse. y existe el temor entre los padres inmigrantes, los expertos coinciden que la ciudadanÍa por nacimiento es un derecho consagrado en la constituciÓn y serÁ muy difÍcil derogarlo no solo porque tiene que pasar por 2/3 del congreso, sino tambiÉn por los congresos de los estados. en los Ángeles, edgar muÑoz noticias, telemundo. >> ahora bien, para analizar el impacto de estas Órdenes ejecutivas de inmigraciÓn nos acompaÑan. clarisa martÍnez, vicepresidenta de unidos u.s. y tambiÉn israel ortega, vocero de iniciativa libre. a los dos. gracias por acompaÑarnos y entro de lleno con las preguntas. clarisa, quÉ opinas sobre estas Órdenes ejecutivas que acabamos de revisar, que fueron firmadas en materia migratoria? >> bueno, creo que indican algo muy claro el mandato de

police say the suspect, fernando villanueva galvez, was hiding in his apartment for four hours.lice officers eventually went inside, the canine found him and bit off his ear lobe. his attorney called it an act of brutality. >> half of his ear is missing. he has deep wounds, gashes in his arm, and that actually caused some nerve damage. >> felony charges against villanueva galvez were reduced to misdemeanors. san jose police declined to comment on the lawsuit. more american troops are being sent to secure the us-mexico border. the pentagon will deploy as many as 1500 active duty service members. they will join the roughly 2500 national guard and reserve forces already there. it's not yet clear which troops or units will go, and the total numbers could fluctuate. it's also unknown if they'll end up doing law enforcement, which military and political experts say would put american troops in a dramatic new role not done in recent history. national guard members are currently supporting border patrol agents with logistics, transportation and construction of barriers. california lawma

claudia sheinbaum, xóchitl gálvez y jorge Álvarez maynez, mientras el norte de méxico se oscureció.ra presidenta durante el séptimo mes del año, joaquín guzmán lópez e ismael el mayo zambada fueron capturados en estados unidos. en contraste, este país se ilusionó con el brillo de las medallas olímpicas. el poder judicial te defiende. agosto será recordado por el inicio del paro de labores de jueces y magistrados que se oponían a la reforma judicial. en septiembre se desató en sinaloa una confrontación entre los chapitos y la mayita y andrés manuel lópez obrador se despidió del gobierno. el uno de octubre está la plancha del zócalo capitalino. estuvo completamente llena cuando claudia sheinbaum asumió el cargo como la primera titular del ejecutivo de esta nación. casi para finalizar el 2024, méxico aseguró que defenderá a sus connacionales ante los amagos del próximo presidente de estados unidos. descansa en paz, abuela. y el mundo del espectáculo se vistió de luto con la partida de la actriz y productora silvia pinal. el año cerró con la deportación del narcotraficante oziel cardena

claudia sheinbaum, xóchitl gálvez y jorge Álvarez máynez. medallas olímpicas. el poder judicial te defiende. agosto será recordado por el inicio del paro de labores de jueces y magistrados que se oponían a la reforma judicial. en septiembre se desató en sinaloa una confrontación entre los chapitos y la mayita y andrés manuel lópez obrador se despidió del gobierno el uno de octubre. está la plancha del zócalo capitalino. estuvo completamente llena cuando claudia sheinbaum asumió el cargo como la primera titular del ejecutivo de esta nación. casi para finalizar el 2024, méxico aseguró que defenderá a sus connacionales ante los amagos del próximo presidente de estados unidos. descansa en paz, abuela. y el mundo del espectáculo se vistió de luto con la partida de la actriz y productora silvia pinal. el año cerró con la deportación del narcotraficante osiel cárdenas. casi 700 muertos en sinaloa por la guerra entre cárteles y el país envuelto en la violencia en méxico. jazive pérez telemundo. nos vamos a ir a otra pausa. pero antes le recuerdo que

. >> jorge galvez is with the organization communities united for restorative youth justice. he says that optimism comes from the proven success of violence prevention programs like ceasefire, which is attributed as the cause of the drop in oakland's homicides. >> i think we're going to have to harness on that energy that we had 16 years ago, and we're going to have to continue to resist, to affirm that the human dignity of black and brown people here in this nation. >> oakland police were not available for comment in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news reporter starting today, it's illegal to park within 20ft of a crosswalk anywhere in california. >> the goal is to make it easier for drivers and pedestrians to see each other at intersections. but confusion over the new law has some cities delaying issuing tickets for several months, including berkeley, san francisco and oakland. now, we've compiled an extensive list of the new laws. at our website, you can find it all at abc7 news.com. still to come, a man accused of being a serial car burglar is headed back to court in san

angela galvez was hoping to hear the young upstart bay area tiktok and instagram creator hope the populartform would survive, giving her access to its 170 million u.s. users. tiktok has leveled the playing field for ordinary americans to make content that gets a wide reach and engagement. even if you're not a celebrity or like a major influencer. but as tiktok began taking down its platform, google and apple were already pulling it from their app stores. it's sort of like saying, we're going to take control of this situation, and it did. several hours before the ban would have taken effect. on friday, the supreme court upheld a law banning tiktok based on national security concerns, which demands the company divest from its parent company in china, bytedance, or face fines that would make it unable for tiktok to operate. it's just annoying because i feel like there's no problem, like we should just be able to have it in the us. i don't know what's so big about it. there's so many apps. i just feel like out of every app, i don't know. tiktok is just like a fan favorite, so the fact that th

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i would like to call my colleague sarah edelman martha galvez megan sendella and damon thompson for a multifaceted conversation on a lot of these important areas. >> i'm supposed to get 10,000 notes. i do -- i need to do a little bit more. thank you so much for joining and for participating. i think this is going to be a stellar conversation. we have a couple days ago conversation was really rich and i hope a lot of the content they are will come out here because i think for a treat with each of these guests. let me startu off here, let me start off and introduce everyone first. number one immediately tomm my left martha galvez executive director of housing solutions directly to her left is megan sandel principle investigator at the boston medical center immediately to her left is damon thompson senior director of the national housing local initiative support corporation and last. certainly not least is sarah edelman at the u.s. department of housing and urban development. let's kind of get into the conversation and not waste any more time here.ou martha set the stage. you heard from

attorney representing fernando villanueva galvez says the police don't rip the chunk of her clients. you're awful. also biting into his face, other parts of his head and his arms. police used the canine while responding to a stabbing at an apartment complex back and october 2023. investigators say villanueva golf as was told to surrender and they waited outside of his apartment for several hours before sending in the canine. the video shows the police dog latched onto villanueva go. this is his face was bloodied and officers were failing to get the dog to let go. the attorney says the canine was being used as an uncontrolled weapon. they're now suing the department over excessive force. >> dog refused to let you know, the officers a pretty big guy. looks like a strong guy was using all of his might to try to physically remove the socked in by the dog is continuing 2. why not to attack is missing. but bottom half of this year, it's not just your love. this is significant part of this year. he does have hearing loss now of that year. he has very deep. our cause and team and just want h

the officers say that galvez was told to surrender and they waited outside his apartment for severalrs before they sent in that canine. but the video shows the dog last on and the attorney says that the officers telling the dog to stop of the dog. wouldn't let go. and so because of that, they say that that was an uncontrolled weapon, the police for using and now they're suing the department for excessive force. >> refused to let you know, the officers a pretty big guys. and second strong guy was using all of his might to try to physically remove the socked in by the dog is continuing 2. why not to attack is but bottom, half of this year, it's not just your low. this is significant part of this year. he does have hearing loss now of that year. he has very deep his arm. a cause. nerve just want hold the san jose police department and of course accountable for what happened. >> and she says that her client is still trying to heal from the physical and emotional wounds. she believes the san jose police department has to adjust its policies around canine use. we did ask the santas a polic

jorge galvez is with an organization that promotes violence prevention programs. >> people were feelingistic that the homicide rates had significantly gone down. i think we're going to have to harness on that energy that we had 16 years ago, and we're going to have to continue to resist, to affirm that the human dignity of black and brown people here in this nation. >> we reached out to oakland police. they were not available for comment. >> if you're going back to work today, remember you'll pay more for bridge tolls along with muni and bart. it now costs $8 to cross any of the seven state owned bridges. that's a $1 increase for the bay bridge and covers all local bridges except the golden gate. bart fares are also up 5.5%. the average fare now costs an additional $0.25, now $4.72. the regular muni fare increased $0.25 to $2.75. the monthly pass for adults is now priced at $85, up $4 from last year. >> now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer a preview of what's happening in the bay area in the day ahead. >> today we're going to start with an iconic san francisco restaurant fi

investigators say the and whether galvez was told to surrender.icers waited outside of his apartment for several hours before sending in the canine. the video shows the police dog latched onto his arm and his face was also bloodied. the attorney of for this man says that the canine was being used as an uncontrolled weapon and they're now suing the department over excessive force. >> the dog refused to let go. you know, the officers a pretty big guy. looks like a strong guy was using all of his might to try to physically remove this often by the dog is continuing 2. why not to attack is missing. but bottom, half of his years, not just your love. this is the defendant part of this year. he does have hearing loss now of that year. he has very deep his arm. a cause. nerve just want hold the san jose police department and of course accountable for what happened. >> the attorney adds that her client is still trying to heal from the physical, emotional damage of all this. she believes san jose police department needs to adjust their policies around k 9 n

that complaint says that 20 year old fernando villanueva galvez went to the laundry facity at his complex was verbally attacked by a woman and her boyfriend. he then took off. this is when he came back to get his clothing. he had a knife and to protect himself, he says now. san jose police responded to the scene, waited for nearly four hours. they used a pa system asking him to drop that knife and surrender. body cam video shows several officers outside the complex. they then go up to the stairs with the police dog and then released the animal. that dog ends up biting him in the face and arm. he has hearing loss in that ear. the dog attacked his face around his eye area, so he has vision loss in the eye as well. in the arm that the dog attacked, he has nerve damage. he has weakness in that arm and he is a farm worker now. we did reach out to san jose police. they did say they are not commenting on pending litigation. 639 new this morning, monterey county supervisors have unanimously approved a local state of emergency declaration tied to last week's massive battery storage facility fire i

. >> jorge galvez is with the organization communities united for restorative youth justice. that optimism comes from the proven success of violence prevention programs like ceasefire, which is attributed as the cause of the drop in oakland's homicides. >> i think we're going to have to harness on that energy that we had 16 years ago, and we're going to have to continue to resist, to affirm the human dignity of black and brown people here in this nation. >> oakland police were not available for comment in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> reckless. absurd. unacceptable. that's what honolulu's mayor is calling an illegal new year's eve fireworks explosion that killed three people and injured more than 20 others. incredibly, this is video of that incident as dozens of fireworks went off inside a home. at the same time, the blast blew out windows across the street. some of the victims, including children, had severe burns and shrapnel wounds. >> essentially, it was a bomb. it was fireworks. but they were put together in a way that they were so explosive they took the tabl

i would like to call my colleagues sarah edelman, martha galvez, megan sandell and damon thompson for a deeper and a multifaceted conversation on a lot of these important areas. take this with me. i. i, i'm supposed to 10,000 steps. i think i was to slow. so i got to do it a few more times. that's what it is. i need to do a little bit, but no, thank so much for joining for participating. i think this going to be a stellar conversation. we had prep session a couple days ago and it was i really hope that a lot of that content that came out then will come out because i think we're in for a treat to hear from each of these experts. you know let me start off here. sorry, let me work my questions here. let me start off and introduce everyone first. number one immediately to my left, martha galvez, executive director, housing solutions at the furman center, directly to her left is megan co-lead pi, principal investigator at the boston medical center. immediately to her left is damien thompson, senior director of housing at lisc. local initiatives support corporation. last but certainly not l

angela galvez was hoping to hear the young upstart bay area tiktok and instagram creator hope the popular platform would survive, giving her access to its 170 million u.s. users. tiktok has leveled the playing field for ordinary americans to make content that gets a wide reach and engagement. even if you're not a celebrity or like a major influencer. but as tiktok began taking down its platform, google and apple were already pulling it from their app stores. it's sort of like saying, we're going to take control of this situation. and it did. several hours before the ban would have taken effect. on friday, the supreme court upheld a law banning tiktok based on national security concerns, which demands the compa divest from its parent company in china, bytedance, or face fines that would make it unable for tiktok to operate. it's just annoying because i feel like there's no problem, like we should just able to have it in the us. i don't know what's so big about it. there's so many apps. i just feel like out of every app, i don't know, tiktok is just like a fan favororite. o the fact that th

my name is olga galvez. i have two children also at saint thomas moore and we have not yet had any alternative options presented to us so we would like to see a day in the future after we've had an opportunity to see other plans. thank you for your time. >> hi dear commissioners my name is marsha lee. i'm a pediatrician and a pediatric kidney doctor at ucsf benioff children's hospital and the concerned mother of a sixth grader at saint thomas moore school. he's been there since preschool i in our parent community are in support of a continuance for this proposal as we have not heard of any plans for the s.f. golf club for an alternate location for this industrial building. an alternate location is desired as our current location proposes a health hazard for our students and staff. >> thank you. okay. last call for comment on the continuance calendar seeing none public comment is closed and your continuance calendar is not before you commissioners . >> it was an imperial move to approve move to continue all i