assembly member matt haney. >> good morning everyone. don't worry i'm not the tax collector. you know we're world class cities have world class nightlife. and in order for our city to thrive, we need world class nightlife. if you look around what's happening all over the world as cities have come back from the pandemic, they've done it with thriving restaurants, bars and people places for people to come out and enjoy themselves with each other, period. and what we're seeing in california in particular is the cities that have really invested and supported their nightlife have been the fastest to recover across the state. >> why is that? it's because people now in many cases have a choice of where they go and how they spend their time. we can't just rely on people coming in to our city during the day for jobs at their desk . now many of those folks have a choice of whether they come in at all or whether they work remote people who have choices of places to visit, how they spend their time and when they have places to go out in the evening that are enjoyable where they can build

one of my favorites is dale haney who came to work at the white house as a gardener in 1972. he still works there today. i saw him at the south lawn this week, dale was on the south lawn that august day when the fords walked to the nixons to the helicopter when president nixon redesigns. dale had seen it all. he starts his day by watering plants in the oval office, he will go out and take care of the rose garden. of the president has a pet they will take care of the president's pet. i've never seen a happier public servant in my entire life than dale haney, a truly great public servant and great american and that house is populated with that kind of person that works behind the scenes and they are so proud to take care of this house. mrs. kennedy famously said the white house belongs to the american people. doesn't belong to the bidens or the trumps or obamas or harrises or the lincolns, belongs to the people watching this tonight and people like dale take care of that house every single day presidency to presidency. >> we will show you the people's voices gallery on this tou

that one is coauthored by assemblymember matt haney. so we're trying to make it known how the department feels. >> moving on to the state legislative calendar on february 21st, this is the last day for bills to be introduced . as a reminder, they can still be gotten amended later on so this won't be the final tranche of bills but it will give us a good idea of what's being introduced upfront on april 10th. spring recess will begin on april 21st. the legislature will reconvene from spring recess on may 2nd. it's the last day for policy committees to hear and report to fiscal committees fiscal bills introduced in their own house and on may 9th it's the last day for public policy committees to hear and report non fiscal bills to the floor in their house. thank you and have to answer any questions. thank you. next is for d update on inspection services. >> good morning commissioners. i'm matthew green, deputy director for inspection services and i'm pleased to provide an update on the activities of the inspection services division. first sl

california state controller, malia cohen, california assembly member matt haney. you can clap. former san francisco mayor, willie brown. san francisco assessor, joaquin torres. there you go. you really like him. san francisco treasurer, jose cisneros. san francisco sheriff paul miamoto. san francisco supervisor steve, san francisco supervisor tim walter. we are going to have store fronts. the fans will get to experience what we experience every all-star weekend. we are going to have the powell street cable cars, the all-star 2025 branding on them all weekend long as well. golden state storefront right now, this is an example of how nba all-star alley will come to life. starting today. fans can catch the appearance of warriors talent like yours truly. and we are really excited about them. you can take pictures of trophies and dancing. i hope you brought your dancing shoes. it is in collaboration with golden state entertainment. and will be painting an all live mural with the mural project. then a few blocks up union square, there is going to be a basketball court. it's not going

also asked the 300000000000 frozen us, the dollars that i mean this is, it is so many uh, questions haney or disagreement. so, and i'm really hoping that to, by the time it comes out, it won't be like a democracy is sort, hey, what was the lensky? because anything showed up a dignified and workable document will be a very low create a very dangerous situation. politically, inside the country, you bring it, as are not happy about this deal overall. several of you have mentioned, we don't actually know how much potential mineral wealth there is in ukraine. now. i've seen several estimates that in the trillions responsible state craft and adult on and until that is uh, your think pack has in at least one piece estimated it could be 11 trillion. now if you were to take that number. okay, hypothetical if you were to take that number as it say, maybe there's 11 trillion dollars worth of potential wealth there. and the us is starting at its highest bargaining position at half a trillion may be, you know, given the realities on the ground and given that ukraine needs is military support . maybe t

and these haney's hundreds of family members have gathered in garza, i'm the occupied westbank, waiting for hours to receive that loved ones, the full being told they want coming. idea how much help itself negations by releasing 6 is ready, the captive helping goal. so they were freed in separate groups from the almost throughout refugee count rafa gold and city full being taken back to his route. us president donald trump has been addressing the most influential gathering of conservatives and married in his closing results to the conservative political auction conference. he told, suppose is the due when the warrant ukraine was closed, the us would retreat. the a to gave to keep the conference was also attended by some of whom it is rarely captive. housing goes up, holes the opening in the coming hours. and one of germany's most consequential elections since the end of the 2nd world war, chancellor off schultz says he's competent, his social democrats policy will win boss opinion polls put him well behind the conservative blog, led by frederick meds. and the fall rights alternative to

it just goes to haney and senator scott wiener. they've announced introduction of a bill that ensures all insurance companies in the state acquired to cover all forms of prep medications, stop a person from contracting hiv. the bill seeks to ensure all californians of access to the medication regardless financial the type of insurance you might have since the fda approved that first former prep in 2012, new hiv infections in sandwiches have plummeted, but almost 70%. still ahead, the problem morning news. >> toxicology report has been beast, a deadly piedmont crash while tesla cybertruck what they found in the driver's plus, an update to a shooting in the south left. one person hurt. well, police are now >> welcome back to the kron. morning news on this february 14th, valentine's day. hey, john of people got plans we was the improving? we're definitely seeing the very tail end of our rainfall now, which is very nice to be talking about after that has 24 hours of heavy rain. i think we're all ready for a little bit of a breather. >>

assembly member matt haney introduced a bill earlier this month that would repeal the tax. weed for warriors project also asked musk to oversee california's entire budgetary process. musk has not responded. >> president donald trump held his first cabinet meeting today in attendance, where his confirmed cabinet members, nominees and elon musk. they talked about doge, the epa's plan to cut up to 65% of the agency's workforce. the president also reaffirmed the 25% tariff on all mexican and canadian goods, set to take effect april 2nd. they also discussed president trump's so-called gold card plan that cost of $5 million each. president trump said they would provide a non-u.s. resident with green card status and provide a path to citizenship. >> apple shareholders voted to keep programs designed to promote diversity in the workforce. some political experts say it's important that companies allow their shareholders to have a say in whether to keep dei programs. companies such as costco and delta airlines have recently said they plan to keep similar programs. others, including t

francisco assemblymember matt haney and senator scott wiener announced a new bill that require statece companies to cover all forms of prep medications that help prevent the spread of hiv. the move seeks to make sure people have access to the medications regardless of their financial situation or type of insurance plan. since the fda approved the first form of prep in 2012, new hiv infections in san francisco have fallen 70%. >> for your money, the state secretary, a warning that the secretary of state rather is warning about a scam targeting small businesses in california. it involves a letter requesting businesses send cash or face consequences. at first glance, the document appears legitimate. but if you look closely, you'll find some issues. the document states that it was sent by corporate processing service, a non-government agency. but that form has not been endorsed as such. >> scam trade is basically as large as the drug trade internationally. we're not talking somebody sitting in their basement at a computer, you know, making these up to send locally. we are talking in many

and also, secondly, united states versus haney, which is, i believe, a case about hamas and the october 7th attack. they want a list of all current and former fbi personnel assigned at any time to investigations or prosecutions related to january 6th, or that one hamas case. quote, these lists should include relevant supervisory personnel and fbi regional offices and field divisions, as well as fbi headquarters for each employee included in the list provide the current title office to which the person is assigned, role in the investigation or prosecution, and date of last activity relating to the investigation or prosecution. upon timely receipt of the requested information, the office of the deputy attorney general will commence a review process to determine whether additional personnel actions are necessary. the acting director of the fbi then tells personnel the fbi. quote, we understand that this request encompasses thousands of fbi employees across the country who have supported these investigative efforts. i am one of those employees, as is acting deputy director casey. as we have

assembly member matt haney. >> good morning everyone. don't worry i'm not the tax collector.re world class cities have world class nightlife. and in order for our city to thrive, we need world class nightlife. if you look around what's happening all over the world as cities have come back from the pandemic, they've done it with thriving restaurants, bars and people places for people to come out and enjoy themselves with each other, period. and what we're seeing in california in particular is the cities that have really invested and supported their nightlife have been the fastest to recover across the state. >> why is that? it's because people now in many cases have a choice of where they go and how they spend their time. we can't just rely on people coming in to our city during the day for jobs at their desk . now many of those folks have a choice of whether they come in at all or whether they work remote people who have choices of places to visit, how they spend their time and when they have places to go out in the evening that are enjoyable where they can build community ,w

assembly member matt haney. >> good morning everyone. don't worry i'm not the tax collector. you know we're world class cities have world class nightlife. and in order for our city to thrive, we need world class nightlife. if you look around what's happening all over the world as cities have come back from the pandemic, they've done it with thriving restaurants, bars and people places for people to come out and enjoy themselves with each other, period. and what we're seeing in california in particular is the cities that have really invested and supported their nightlife have been the fastest to recover across the state. >> why is that? it's because people now in many cases have a choice of where they go and how they spend their time. we can't just rely on people coming in to our city during the day for jobs at their desk . now many of those folks have a choice of whether they come in at all or whether they work remote people who have choices of places to visit, how they spend their time and when they have places to go out in the evening that are enjoyable where they can build

assembly member matt haney. >> good morning everyone. don't worry i'm not the tax collector. you know we're world class cities have world class nightlife. and in order for our city to thrive, we need world class nightlife. if you look around what's happening all over the world as cities have come back from the pandemic, they've done it with thriving restaurants, bars and people places for people to come out and enjoy themselves with each other, period. and what we're seeing in california in particular is the cities that have really invested and supported their nightlife have been the fastest to recover across the state. >> why is that? it's because people now in many cases have a choice of where they go and how they spend their time. we can't just rely on people coming in to our city during the day for jobs at their desk . now many of those folks have a choice of whether they come in at all or whether they work remote people who have choices of places to visit, how they spend their time and when they have places to go out in the evening that are enjoyable where they can build

the residents who were here at that time in 2019 with we worked with supervisor haney's office to amend the dda so that the households that moved to the island between 2011 and the end of 2019 would have priority for new affordable units. so the most vulnerable or lowest income of our market rate residents do have a pathway for replacement housing on the island but there's not any specific housing commitments for other more recent market rate households that that don't qualify for affordable housing. >> yeah. so i guess the just the comment for that is just as much communication as the ones i have to move early as possible. so yeah there can be options. mr. tanner thank you very much. yes, it was an exciting year. >> i live there and sometimes when you live in a place you don't really realize the changes that are going on around you until you take a little walk and and then you're blown away. yeah, it's really been quite last year i think quite a year and i just want to thank bob and the staff for putting this together. it's becoming a beautiful destination place i do believe and i you

remember there were four numbers that was carried by assemblyman haney. my understanding is it's going to be reintroduced and that established strong labor standards for these types of projects. i encourage you to incorporate those into these if they haven't been already. >> thank you. >> thank you for sharing your comments. let's have the next speaker please. good afternoon supervisors. my name is zachary friel. i'm ad5 resident and i work with a south of market action network. in 2023 this body moved for two significant pieces of legislation the constraints reduction ordinance which streamline the housing approvals process and the housing fee reform plan which reduced inclusionary housing requirements in developer impact fees. >> in addition, sb 423 kicked in last june further streamlining the approval process. but providing pathways for ministerial review. >> and yet in spite of all of these measures that are supposed to result in more housing developments, the city approved only 1200 new units of housing last year less than half of the 2500 units appr

remember there were four numbers that was carried by assemblyman haney. my understanding is it's going to be reintroduced and that established strong labor standards for these types of projects. i encourage you to incorporate those into these if they haven't been already. >> thank you. >> thank you for sharing your comments. let's have the next speaker please. good afternoon supervisors. my name is zachary friel. i'm ad5 resident and i work with a south of market action network. in 2023 this body moved for two significant pieces of legislation the constraints reduction ordinance which streamline the housing approvals process and the housing fee reform plan which reduced inclusionary housing requirements in developer impact fees. >> in addition, sb 423 kicked in last june further streamlining the approval process. but providing pathways for ministerial review. >> and yet in spite of all of these measures that are supposed to result in more housing developments, the city approved only 1200 new units of housing last year less than half of the 2500 units appr