[applause] former supervisor matt haney and jane kim who were pivotal in this work because of the year long -- years of work that took for us to be here today. the california department of housing and community development and their huge support in this being one of the first projects using housing accelerator funds. silicon valley bank. kay hill contractors. [applause] architects vanmeter williams bullock. [applause] waypoint consulting california housing partnership. tndc staff. [cheers and applause] and, really, the countless others that have been in partnership with us to make today a success. thank you all for joining us. it is sunny. let's smile. i know have the privilege and honor to introduce supervisor dean preston. [applause] >> supervisor preston: thank you. thanks so much. wonderful to be here with you all and really thrilled just to be here as part of this ground breaking ceremony for the 70 new affordable homes that will be built on this site, on this site that's in the newest part of my district. for those not paying attention, as of a month ago, i'm pleased to report th

connections as i said in ireland, i hope you forgive me for ending by quoting an irish poet seamus haneyhe wrote and said history says don't hope on the side of the grave. but then, once in a lifetime that long tidal wave of justice rises up in the hope and history rhyme. i truly believe we are at one of those moments if we get lucky and work hard. we can make hope and history rhyme. in the united states are both built on hope. grit and determination. i believe together will stay true to our founding values. and that we can help make hope and history rhyme once more. but this time, this time in with most dysfunctional past regions of the world where you again will be fully integrated and be one of the leaders. so mr. president, it's an incredible honor. and as some of you heard me save my mother or he or she was a jailbait hush up and let the man get on with his job. thank you, thank you, thank you. thank you, mr. president. president of the state of israel transects will bestow the presidential medal of honor on the president of the united states of america, joe biden very. >> the honor

ready was in 19, maybe 5 into 4 as i was a little will year and on a red flag her haney and those look very saw your plane with all my friends have left with the other generation is gone. only the pensioners have stayed here. there's so many people in need of a mountain of snow. these people are not able to get the money that they have on their guns. a lot of beauty, elder people are trying to get in there. awesome. so boston 1000 rule did this a b q to get there. so i think build a new system and it wasn't her uncle rommel by conditional given the rest. i only heard about the plans for a referendum to join russia from the ukrainian press. with that, no one's talking about it here for home. so why and daily and on, and before it got fully milder vehicles by in fact, so there are many places where, where ocoee jewelry dorothy is and of course you don't hear about that. many people working left, i see also many authors on the see on facebook till in the 3rd person is missing. when the russians came on, we were expecting things would be as bad as in mary, you, paul, messed up. normally we

, who is a supervisor haney was a huge champion for us and they got this done and they got $3 million into the sf venue recovery fund. >> we have represented about 40 independent venues in san francisco. basically, all the venues closed on march 13th, 2020. we were the first to close and we will be the last to reopen and we've had all the of the overhead costs are rent, mortgage, payroll, utilities and insurance with zero revenue. so many of these venues have been burning $1,000 a day just to stay closed. >> we have a huge music history here in san francisco and the part of our cultural fab lick but it's also an economic driver. we produce $7 billion annual' here in san francisco and it's formidable. >> we've been very fortunate here. we've had the department of emergency management and ems division and using part of our building since last april and aside from being proud to i can't tell you how important to have some cost recovery coming in and income to keep the doors open. >> typically we'll have, three to 400 people working behind the teens to support the show and that is everyth

and i also really want to thank the prior district six supervisors jane kim and matt haney for their leadership and their support of this project as well as the mayor's office, director shaw, and the mayor and their team for bringing this to fruition. so it is thrilling to be here today. i know you have many speakers so i won't go on, but i will ask you to join me in welcoming jacob goldstein, tndc project manager to speak now. welcome, jacob. >> good morning. thank you. thank you so much for joining on site today. my name is jacob goldstein and i'm a project manager on tndc's housing development team. i've had the honor of leading 180 jones for the last three years. it's been a long road responding to the city's initial request to develop this parcel of land to today's ground breaking event. even in an industry known for complexity, 180 jones has had a unique set of challenges. fitting 70 homes on such a compact site has not been easy and i think 180 sgroens has had about as many financing plans as people gathered on site today. that said, for all of these challenges, 180 jones is a

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. >> reporter: that concern is being echoed by state senator scott weiner and assemblyman matt haney. they issued a joint statement calling out washington's lag response to monkey response saying the federal government has had a failure by not ordering enough vaccines for the outbreak. in san francisco, the local department of public health just received 23 doses of the vaccine. that is not enough for what they expect will be a much higher demand. among those trying to warn people about the spread of amongy pox is los angeles-based actor matt ford who got monkeypox and has taken to tik tok to describe his infection. >> you can see these here on my face are thankfully healing the fastest. >> reporter: his was not a severe infection, but he says it was painful. >> it was extremely painful to the point where i could not sleep and i had to be prescribed narcotic pain killers to be able to even go to sleep and the one that was prescribed barely cut it at that. >> reporter: he's also had to remain in quarantine the last three weeks and can't leave until all the blisters scab and fall off. a

san francisco state legislators, scott wiener and matt haney. >> are calling out the federal government poor planning when it comes to the vaccine. we need to go faster because the virus is spreading. >> it at a minimum for anyone we've it's it's not just going to be as it can be extremely painful. thursday the biden administration announced it will begin shipping an additional. >> 144,000 doses of the monkeypox vaccine to states this monday at a news conference, friday county health officials in los angeles said they would be getting 6,000 of those doses help time. it's unclear how many san francisco will receive. >> but the san francisco aids foundation, which gets part of that allotment, says it clearly won't be enough. >> the foundation has received only about 90 doses the jenny vaccine. and we would need something like 6,000 to treat all of the patients that might get high rent. >> and while vaccines are behind, medical experts say so is testing, which is also critical to keeping monkeypox from getting out of control. >> it's very difficult to always recognize who's infected and pe

it's why assembly member matt haney joined community leaders friday in san francisco to call for legislative action to address the crisis, including a bill to help stop hate crimes on public transit when ensure the transit agency staff are trained on how to legally respond to incidents of harassment, including hate crimes that take place on our streets and buses and mass transit. the data from the attorney general's office is troubling across the board, anti hispanic or latino hate crimes. with up 29%. black californians were targeted the most last year with 513 hate crimes reported against them. we need to work together to fight this need to change the tides. and from now on, we can only move forward. assemblymember phil ting spoke friday about the importance of protecting minorities when they enter a business. he's working on a bill that would require large companies and retailers to train their employees on hate crimes have identified a hate crime, had a address, the hate crime. how to it? sure that they know how to react if there is a hate incident at a retail institution. we all have th

haney is talking about data from a new hate crime rept t cal thae crime was up by 177 percent but blacks in california are still targeted. the most not only was african-americans the highest group to suffer from. hay crime. we were also the highest group to be discriminated against for businesses and financial institutions according. to the report. there was a 30% increase in hate crimes in california between 2020 and 2021. it's the highest increase since post-911 in south asians and muslims were targeted vince pan with the group stopped aapi hate says racist political rhetoric over the past few years translates into increased hate crimes and hate speech and the united states. we have a number of first amendment protections, but that does not mean that we have to accept these things pan ads the number spike because more people feel comfortable. reporting penn says that helps to create more data data that is necessary for finding solutions. he also praised the attorney general's report for breaking down the data into subgroups and at those local levels. don't take the time to distinguish

. >> reporter: today matt wiener and matt haney put out a statement saying we have no time to spare in stopping the spread. >> if we don't -- if we don't get ahead of this virus, and contain it, it's not just going to be affecting gay and bi men. it's going to move out into the general population. >> reporter: the two leaders also say it is unacceptable the federal government has released so few vaccines. a trickle by the hundreds when vaccines by the thousands are needed in the bay area, and needed now. activists honey mahogany. >> i don't know what else to say. we should have learned our lessons back then. we should be applied those learned lessons now. >> reporter: and going into the weekend, christopher vazquez says while he is proud the lgbtq community is taking the lead on rallying for more shots in more arms and getting more information out, it shouldn't once again fall on gay shoulders to do jobs that health departments are paid to do. >> we shouldn't having to be doing this on our own. i think that's where a lot of the frustration is we're being failed by our federal, state an

it's why assembly member matt haney joined community leaders friday in san francisco to call for legislativeion to address the crisis, including a bill to help stop hate crimes on public transit. when ensure the transit agency staff are trained on how to legally respond to incidents of harassment, including hate crimes that take place on our streets and buses and mass transit. the data from the attorney general's office is troubling across the board, black californians were targeted the most last year with 513 hate crimes reported against them. we need to work together to fight this need to change the tides. and from now on, we can only move forward. assemblymember phil ting spoke friday about the importance of protecting minorities when they enter a business. he's working on a bill that would require large companies and retailers to train their employees on hate crimes have identified a hate crime, had a address, the hate crime. how to it? sure that they know how to react if there is a hate incident at 8 retail institution, we all have the right to go to a grocery store, have the right to w

. >> as those numbers rise, san francisco state legislator scott wiener and matt haney say the federal government has failed its residents by not having enough vaccine for those who need it. we want to continue to call attention to be absolutely urgent. need. >> to get more vaccine doses so that we can get people vaccinated. the biden administration is announce beginning monday. it will begin shipping an additional 144,000 doses of the vaccine to states across the country. >> at a news conference friday county health officials in los angeles said they would be getting 6,000 of those doses. it's unclear just how many doses san francisco will receive, but likely not enough. the san francisco aids foundation which gets part of the allotment, puts it in perspective. >> the foundation has received only about 90 doses the jenny u.s. vaccine. and we would need something like 6,000 to treat all of the patients that might be high rent. >> and while the country is behind in vaccines, medical experts say monkeypox testing also needs to be more readily available. results have to come back in a tim

this resolution today is based on the work from former colleague supervisor matt haney who authorizedlation to establish the income advisory group to advise on guaranteed income and universal basic income. one issue we should consider is whether the various pilot programs we established are working, and how we can move from pilot program to policy change as the title of the report states. let me just say as we begin very clearly i'm a strong supporter of universal basic income and guaranteed income. the covid-19 pandemic has exposed what is a ongoing and often theme in the city and that is one we truly are a tale of two cities and something that has gone on for quite some time in san francisco, and i think it is shown in how inequitable the recovery has been for different communities. in my district working families and middle class families are being squeezed with the cost of every day living on the rise. whether it is rent, transportation, child care, access to good and healthy food, families need support, and they need cash relief to help them get through the challenges that we fac

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and then he called it a poem, by shame this haney. it talks about what's in a life time a lot for tied away with justice from roy who rise up and hope and history rhyme in the poem that talks about a miracle taking place. right? should he cause that? and i think that will punish things would say was that in this case, it doesn't take a miracle, it takes the united states that actually puts that within it. list of priorities. now think you've just heard from me, death. i'm for. kimberly, that's pretty low down the list of priorities for president vide ms. administration on this trip was concerned with a lot of other things. and as you heard from leader, the meeting with the presidential with the palestinian president is due to be quite sure. and after that, his moving on to saudi arabia. so this is really squeezed on and it doesn't seem like a trip that's going to move that doll very much a tool in terms of palestinians and what they considered to be their rights and improving their situation. and john, you were out of protest, this se

i like to thank member haney for leadership on this introduction and united players for arc mazing work and community. saving lives restoring community and understanding this it takes the hood to save the hood. >> thank you. >> thank you president walten for this item. in dam clerk take public comment on this item. >> thank you, are there members who would like to peek on this item this are in the chamber? none. we will move to our public call in line looks like we have 3 with zero in the queue. we are on item 3. all right. and there are no members admit queue >> public comment on this is closed. >> colleagues could i have a motion? >> supervisor. on that motion? supervisor peskin in >> aye. >> supervisor preston >> aye >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> you have 3 aye's. >> great. this motion passes. madam clerk item 4. >> 4 is an ordinance ordering the portion of mile per hour mitch bounded by assessors block 4298. to the north and west block number 4310 to the east. and caesar chavez to the south conditioned upon the san francisco municipal transportation agency board of directors appr

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the case was ended on a payment of $2000000.00 from faith at triplets. haney with blatt his approval back in 2011 and britain's government has said it will continue to deliver pre agreed to policy despite the resignation of bars. johnson, as conservative party leader johnson intends to stay on as prime minister until the party legs, a successor, but many a calling for his immediate departure. okay, those are the headlines i'm emily anguish. the news continues here on al jazeera after this stream, stay with us. we know what's happening in our region. we know how to get to places that others can on. i was just thrown fear guy by the police on purpose. and so i'm going on with the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. ah richard ah, getting chills. that was japanese to pano. every nakamura singing the role of chosen in the royal opera house, his revival, but she needs madame a butterfly. i am from you. okay to down the stream. yellow face in 2022. or perhaps some serious catching up to do when it comes to orientalism and anti asian racism. somewhat more companies ar

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, who is a supervisor haney was a huge champion for us and they got this done and they got $3 million into the sf venue recovery fund. >> we have represented about 40 independent venues in san francisco. basically, all the venues closed on march 13th, 2020. we were the first to close and we will be the last to reopen and we've had all the of the overhead costs are rent, mortgage, payroll, utilities and insurance with zero revenue. so many of these venues have been burning $1,000 a day just to stay closed. >> we have a huge music history here in san francisco and the part of our cultural fab lick but it's also an economic driver. we produce $7 billion annual' here in san francisco and it's formidable. >> we've been very fortunate here. we've had the department of emergency management and ems division and using part of our building since last april and aside from being proud to i can't tell you how important to have some cost recovery coming in and income to keep the doors open. >> typically we'll have, three to 400 people working behind the teens to support the show and that is everyth

it's why assembly member matt haney joined community leaders friday in san francisco to call for legislativeion to address the crisis, including a bill to help stop hate crimes on public transit. when ensure the transit agency staff are trained on how to legally respond to incidents of harassment, including hate crimes that take place on our streets and buses and mass transit. the data from the attorney general's office is troubling across the board, anti hispanic or latino hate crimes went up. 29%. black californians were targeted the most last year with 513 hate crimes reported against them. we need to work together to fight this need to change the tights. and from now on, we can only move forward. assemblymember phil ting spoke friday about the importance of protecting minorities when they enter a business. he's working on a bill that would require large companies and retailers to train their employees on hate crimes have identified a hate crime. how to address the hate crime. how to it? sure that they know how to react if there is a hate incident at a retail institution. we all have the

. >> as the spread of monkeypox continue, san francisco state legislators, scott wiener and matt haney are calling out the federal government for poor planning when it comes to the vaccine. we need to go faster because the virus is spreading. >> it at a minimum for anyone. >> we've got to it. it's not just going to be as it can be extremely painful. >> the biden administration is now it's beginning monday will begin shipping an additional 144,000 doses of the vaccine to states across the country, california will get nearly 15,000 of those with 9800 of them going to los angeles county. it's unclear how many san francisco will receive. but so far it hasn't been enough. >> the foundation has received only about 90 doses the jenny u.s. vaccine. and we would need something like 6,000 to treat all of the patients that might be high rent. >> and while vaccines are behind, medical experts say so is testing, which is also critical to keeping monkeypox from getting out of control. >> it's very difficult to always recognize who's infected and people don't know they're infected. so they really nee

state senator scott wiener and assemblymember matt haney issued a joint statement today saying, quote, we have very little time to contain this outbreak and prevent it from getting out of control. they say the good news is we have an effective vaccine that prevents monkeypox. the bad news is that the government has once again had a public health failure by failing to order an effect seen doses to prepare for this foreseeable outbreak. that statement goes on to read the federal government needs to dramatically increase the supply of the vaccine and distributed to impacted local communities as quickly as possible. they say we have no time to spare. it's unacceptable that the san francisco aids foundation and other community clinics are getting so few doses. statewide. there are more than 100 cases confirmed of monkeypox in nearly half of those are in san francisco because of the recently reported cases a local aids foundation wants to help keep monkeypox from spreading kron four's terisa stasio explains. >> and we're really have a caning urgently to get at least 1000 of the jenny vaccin

san francisco state legislators, scott wiener and matt haney are calling out the federal government for poor planning when it comes to the vaccine. we need to go faster because the virus is spreading. >> it at a minimum for anyone. >> we've it's it's not just going to be as it can be extremely painful. >> the biden administration is announce beginning monday will begin shipping an additional 144,000 doses of the vaccine to states across the country, california will get nearly 15,000 of those with 9800 of them going to los angeles county. it's unclear how many san francisco will receive. but so far it hasn't been enough. >> the foundation has received only about 90 doses the jenny vaccine. and we would need something like 6,000 to treat all of the patients that might get high rent. >> and while vaccines are behind, medical experts say so is testing, which is also critical to keeping monkeypox from getting out of control. >> it's very difficult to always recognize who's infected and people don't know they're infected. so they really need to have diagnostic. so you can keep the people are

our third witness is leah haney, distinguished professor of economics at the university of los angeles and i would say to mister ohanian my late mother worked at the institution for many years and it was the ultimate compliment in some of the executive sessions , mrs. biden is so good that she still is a democrat. i'm very pleased you are here. my fourth witness is miss benson roberts, affordable housing lenders. previously mister roberts was treasury official working in this area with considerable expertise so she is. witness will be missed dana wade, chief production officer at parker and dunlap. she served as commissioner of the federal housing administration in 2020 and has extensive experience with the second branch management and budget which she also runs the senate committee on banking so welcome to her. because were going to have so many senators participate are going to have to stick closely to the five minute rule. misspell you travelthe furthest . start us off . >> iq mister chairman and ranking member and members of the committee.first off i just want to acknowledge and ap

senator scott weiner and matt haney issued a joint statement saying the outbreak is close to getting of control. they say it is heavily impacting and bisexual men. lawmakers argue that the city isn't receiving enough vaccine doses from the government. >>> the body of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe has arrived in tokyo. abe was shot and killed friday in an assassination at a campaign event in western japan. the a 41-year-old man was arrested. the hearse carried abe's body from the hospital hours away to his home in tokyo. many politicians were's been arriving at his home to offer their condolences. funeral services are expected to take place tomorrow and tuesday. >>> japanese citizens were shocked when the former prime minister died of a gunshot because very few japanese civilians actually own guns. but as we know with recent mass shootings here, guns are quite common in the u.s. let's bring in nbc bay area analyst larry gersten. hi larry, good to see you. is it just that we have more guns in the u.s., or is there more to it? >> that's a good place to start, because guns ar

. >> michael haney's a bit defender denied a request for an interview. neighbors tell me the suspect had been through his own tragedy. >> he lost his wife a couple weeks ago and he has not been the same since. >> i got the opportunity to speak with the wife of the victim who was too emotional to go on camera but shared with me she is going to miss her husband who has been her caregiver after an aco injury. -- an ankle injury. this marks the city of san jose 20th homicide of the year. a woman was arrested and charged with killing her husband by starting a house fire. >> they are not limited to an age group, and ethnicity. >> neighbors in this mobile home park tell me their priority is to support the family of the victim coping with his loss. >> slow going this afternoon on bart in the east bay after a train broke down inside the tunnel in the oakland hills. part says the train hit some sort of debris on the tracks tripping the power to the train around 11:20 this morning. crewmembers moved about 120 passengers onto another train and took them back to over

that data included and a g rob bonta's latest hate crime report today assembly member matt haney, attorney general rob bonta's office and members of the asian american and pacific islander community gathered to call for legislative action. >> making sure people understand that this is happening is important. what's more important is that we take action that we prevent these hate crimes that we make sure that everyone in our community, safe to be outside on the street on the bus in stores. >> and law enforcement officers are reportedly cracking down on hate crimes. the number of hate crime cases filed for prosecution in california. now up 30%. police in nevada rest a bay area man for a stabbing in san jose. we have a photo of the suspect here to show you this is kenneth rogers from alameda county, san jose. police say rodger stabbed a woman to death on may. 15th and officers work with police in las vegas to make this arrest. rodgers now being held in nevada and he will be sent to santa clara county to face murder charges. it suspects are now behind bars tonight after a major narcotics bust

it's why assembly member matt haney joined community leaders friday in san francisco to call for legislative action to address the crisis, including a bill to help stop hate crimes on public transit when ensure the transit agency staff are trained on how to legally respond to incidents of harassment, including hate crimes that take place on our streets and buses and mass transit. the data from the attorney general's office is troubling across the board, anti hispanic or latino hate crimes went up. 29%. black californians were targeted the most last year with 513 hate crimes reported against them. we need to work together to fight this need to change them tides. and from now on, we can only move forward. assemblymember phil ting spoke friday about the importance of protecting minorities when they enter a business. he's working on a bill that would require large companies and retailers to train their employees on hate crimes have identified a hate crime, had a address, the hate crime. how to it? sure that they know how to react if there is a hate incident at 8 retail institution, we all have t

the ethics commission and the controllers public integrity report and my then colleague supervisor haney drafted legislation, which ultimately became law in december of last year, with many modifications made along the way. by way of candor, i became concerned that there were efforts to revisit that law and brought prop e forward expressly for the purpose of having a conversation like the conversation we are having today that involved the approval of this body to in any way modify that legislation, so i welcome this conversation today. i was hopeful that this body would promulgate regulations to the december legislation which has yet to be forthcoming. in the interim clearly there is some level of confusion and concern from various departments and actors in this sphere, and to that end there have been efforts to clarify and revisit certain provisions that are before you today. there were two competing measures that are in your packets. i am pleased to say and you'll hear further from hank heckle of the mayor's office that we were able in the last days through discussions to come up with

bias up nearly 13% putting together this report today in san francisco's chinatown assemblyman matt haneyowed the state will do all that can to stop such hate. we're here because no one in our city no one in our state should ever be attacked, should ever live in fear because of who they are of hurt of disappointment of frustration, retired superior court judge and author doris hazard cordell is a longtime palo otto resident. the motive is quite clear to me and it's at the motive is hate. it just saddens me and i think of palo alto. i mean african americans were only 1.8% of the population of this city. and yet they're individuals who think it's really important for them to come to this city and to express their hate in this fashion. attorney general. banta also announced a statewide hate crime coordinator who will be the point person between the department of justice and local law enforcement agencies for the reporting and prosecution of these crimes. reporting in palo alto. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. new at 6 15 current and former tesla employees are suing the carmaker for allege

. >> as those numbers rise, san francisco state legislator scott wiener and matt haney say the federal government has failed its residents by not having enough vaccine for those who need it. we want to continue to call attention to absolutely urgent need. >> to get more vaccine doses so that we can get people vaccinated. the biden administration is announce beginning monday will begin shipping an additional 144,000 doses of the vaccine to states across the country, california will get nearly 15,000 of those with 9800 of them going to los angeles county. >> it's unclear how many san francisco will receive. but so far it hasn't been enough. >> the foundation has received only about 90 doses the jenny vaccine. and we would need something like 6,000 to treat all of the patients that might be high rent. >> and while the country is behind in vaccines, medical experts say monkeypox testing also needs to be more readily available. results have to come back in a timely fashion so that people know that they're infected so they can stay away from behaviors that might continue the chain of transmi

it's why assembly member matt haney joined community leaders friday in san francisco to call for legislative action to address the crisis, including a bill to help stop hate crimes on public transit when ensure the transit agency staff are trained on how to legally respond to incidents of harassment, including hate crimes that take place on our streets and buses and mass transit. the data from the attorney general's office is troubling across the board, anti hispanic or latino hate crimes. with up 29% black californians were targeted the most last year with 513 hate crimes reported against them. we need to work together to fight this need to change the tights. and from now on, we can only move forward. assemblymember phil ting spoke friday about the importance of protecting minorities when they enter a business. he's working on a bill that would require large companies and retailers to train their employees on hate crimes have identified a hate crime, had a address, the hate crime. how to it? sure that they know how to react if there is a hate incident at 8 retail institution, we all have th

bias up nearly 13% putting together this report today in san francisco's chinatown assemblyman matt haneye will do all that can to stop such hate. we are here. because no one in our city no one in our state should ever be attacked, should ever live in fear because of who they are of hurt of disappointment of frustration, retired superior court judge and author doris hazard. cordell is a long time palo alto resident. the motive is quite clear to me and the motive is hate. it just saddens me and i think of palo alto. i mean african americans were only 1.8% of the population of this city. and yet they're individuals who think it's really important for them to come to this city and to express their hate in this fashion. attorney general. banta also announced a statewide hate crime coordinator who will be the point person between the department of justice and local law enforcement agencies for the reporting and prosecution of these crimes. reporting in palo alto, mark sayer, ktvu fox two news restaurant in yolo county, is back open after a frightening encounter during a pride event last night.

bias up nearly 13% putting together this report today in san francisco's chinatown assemblyman matt haney vowed the state will do all that can to stop such hate. we are here. because no one in our city no one in our state should ever be attacked, should ever live in fear because of who they are of hurt of disappointment of frustration, retired superior court judge and author doris hazard. cordell is a long time palo alto resident. the motive is quite clear to me and the motive is hate. it just saddens me and i think of palo alto. i mean african americans were only 1.8% of the population of this city. and yet they're individuals who think it's really important for them to come to this city and to express their hate in this fashion. attorney general. banta also announced a statewide hate crime coordinator who will be the point person between the department of justice and local law enforcement agencies for the reporting and prosecution of these crimes. reporting in palo alto, mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. well, none of this. president biden today spoke with democratic governors about option

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it's why assembly member matt haney joined community leaders friday in san francisco to call for legislative action to address the crisis, including a bill to help stop hate crimes on public transit when ensure the transit agency staff are trained on how to legally respond to incidents of harassment, including hate crimes that take place on our streets and buses and mass transit. the data from the attorney general's office is troubling across the board, anti hispanic or latino hate crimes went up. 29%. black californians were targeted the most last year with 513 hate crimes reported against them. we need to work together to fight this need to change the tides. and from now on, we can only move forward. assemblymember phil ting spoke friday about the importance of protecting minorities when they enter a business. he's working on a bill that would require large companies and retailers to train their employees on hate crimes have identified a hate crime, had a address, the hate crime. how to it? sure that they know how to react if there is a hate incident at 8 retail institution, we all have th

and she is appointed the city's newest supervisor, matt dorsey, after matt haney, who had held the seat was elected to the state assembly supervisor. dorsey formerly worked in san francisco's police department and applauded the mayor's pick of jenkins as district attorney . by any measure, brooke jenkins is an outstanding pick. i support the mayor's choice, and i think she's going to be a great district attorney. i look forward to working with her. in san francisco voters will have their first say about jenkins as district attorney in november, when they decide whether she's she should serve out the remainder of the term. then voters will have another vote and regularly scheduled district attorney election in november. 2023 in the past, the mayor has said she's only interested in appointing people who will go on to run for the position when that opportunity comes up. that means that we could very well see jenkins running against chaser boudin in 2023. so far, the district attorney has not ruled out running for that office. once again, greg elections ahead, christian, you are very well c