>>hillary ronen: public comment is closed and i want to apologize to thepublic for the complications with translation . [speaking spanish] next time they will be sure to provide official translation from the city and john jacobyfrom the community thank you for stepping up to translate . [speaking spanish] thanks again colleagues for your patience and prioritization and your support. thank you so much. it's so meaningful to all of us, thank you. >> thank you supervisor ronen and thank you for your partnership with the community on this. i want to have knowledge the work of our city departments and josh arce and the latino task force. i absolutely agree with all of the folks who called in that this was such a critical, essential safety net for so many people over the last number ofmonths. and that we have to do everything we can to ensure its available and funded . and consistent for the community. i know that we often pay a lot of attention to the business closures and some of the things that are more visible but in reality the way that we protect people from covid is we allow them to

>>hillary ronen: public comment is closed and i want to apologize to thepublic for the complicationsith translation . [speaking spanish] next time they will be sure to provide official translation from the city and john jacobyfrom the community thank you for stepping up to translate . [speaking spanish] thanks again colleagues for your patience and prioritization and your support. thank you so much. it's so meaningful to all of us, thank you. >> thank you supervisor ronen and thank you for your partnership with the community on this. i want to have knowledge the work of our city departments and josh arce and the latino task force. i absolutely agree with all of the folks who called in that this was such a critical, essential safety net for so many people over the last number ofmonths. and that we have to do everything we can to ensure its available and funded . and consistent for the community. i know that we often pay a lot of attention to the business closures and some of the things that are more visible but in reality the way that we protect people from covid is we allow them to e

>>hillary ronen: thank you so much. >> madam clerk,can you see if there's anybody still waiting in thequeue ? >> i wanted to my remind those who want to comment on item number nine to call in at 415655euros 001 . after that, press #and dialáthree to speak area to indicate you have raised your hand waits until the system indicates you havebeen muted and youmay begin your comments . are there any other speakers in the line ? >> you have nine callers in th queue . >> go ahead and start. >> i wonder what's going wrong here. these are all spanish speakers. i wonder ... >>caller: hola. [speaking spanish] >> excuse me ma'am, if you're next to a television or radio can you turn it down? we'rehearing a lot of feedback . please begin. >>caller: [speaking spanish] >>caller: hola. [speaking spanish] >>caller: [speaking spanish] ... >>caller: [speaking spanish] >>caller: [speaking spanish] >>caller: [speaking spanish] >>caller: [speaking spanish] ... [speaking spanish] >>. [speaking spanish] >>caller: my name is melissa raman, i'm an organizer with faith in action and my whole family was positive w

>>hillary ronen: i want to highlight that point which i think i agree with your analysis and that's whythink sometimes the simplistic chance coming out of nimbys and others just building more is going to help san francisco is not truly the case. this is why so many of us are still focused on building or market rate housing, never helps the working class but what we need is more affordable housing because whether prices are up or down, if you're in the working class you're screwed. that's why so many of us cannot just depend on the market. in order to meet the needs of working-class people. because no matter what the situation is , if there is not government support, in subsidized rents, in basic income, in food support and in wonderful public schools, then you know, it's always a working-class that doesn't benefit from any economic scenario that we're in. in san francisco so i just want to underscore that point the cause i think it's so important and is why so many of us on this board of supervisors are constantly saying that just building market rate housing doesn't bring down rent to

>>hillary ronen: public comment is closed and i want to apologize to thepublic for the complicationsith translation . [speaking spanish] next time they will be sure to provide official translation from the city and john jacobyfrom the community thank you for stepping up to translate . [speaking spanish] thanks again colleagues for your patience and prioritization and your support. thank you so much. it's so meaningful to all of us, thank you. >> thank you supervisor ronen and thank you for your partnership with the community on this. i want to have knowledge the work of our city departments and josh arce and the latino task force. i absolutely agree with all of the folks who called in that this was such a critical, essential safety net for so many people over the last number ofmonths. and that we have to do everything we can to ensure its available and funded . and consistent for the community. i know that we often pay a lot of attention to the business closures and some of the things that are more visible but in reality the way that we protect people from covid is we allow them to e

burglaries wednesday night just moments before the suspect targeted the clears home supervisor hillary ronen says they believe it's a result of pandemic desperation in less visitors in the city, what neighbor need is happening is because has all but stopped in san francisco. >>that people that previously were. >>robbing tourists in san francisco. have switched to home invasion. >>supervisor ronen says she's told that police will increase their resources for more patrols in this area, a bernal heights tillery sackey kron 4 news south san francisco police department is warning about a group of criminals. that's apparently targeting older women. >>who're in or near their cars. police believe the same robbers are tied to at least 10 similar crimes in sunnyvale met milpitas and santa clara. our kron four's maureen kelly reports. >>over the past 2 weeks there been 4 incidents of women aged 60 or older being victimized in or around their cars either at gas stations or banks here in south san francisco police believe these are all linked to the same group of thieves incidents in they were. >>and pos

burglaries wednesday night just moments before the suspect targeted the clears home supervisor hillary ronen says they believe it's a result of pandemic desperation in less visitors in the city, what neighbor we've is happening is because has all but stopped in san francisco. >>that people that previously were robbing tourists in san francisco. have switched to home invasion. >>supervisor ronen says she's told that police will increase their resources for more patrols in this area, a bernal heights tillery sackey kron 4 news. >>tonight, the south san francisco police department is warning about a group of criminals that is apparently targeting older women police say over the past 2 weeks there have been 4 incidents now of women, 60 and older to have been victimized as they were getting out of their cars. >>incidents in they were and possession of their purse or near their first in the vehicle, the suspect in those incidents would either open the car door with the victim inside and which point they would take the purse or a struggle ensue it at which point they would be able to get away with

burglaries wednesday night just moments before the suspect targeted the clears home supervisor hillary ronen says. >>they believe it's a result of pandemic desperation in less visitors in the city, what neighbor we've is happening is because has all but stopped in san francisco. >>that people that previously were robbing tourists in san francisco have switched to home invasion. >>supervisor ronen says she's told that police will increase their resources for more patrols in this area a bernal heights tillery sackey kron 4 news. >>9.22 is the time coming up next here on the kron 00:00am morning news, these little puppies are training to be service animals and we're going to introduce you to the up and coming. people pilot who's helping them with their who's helping them with their mission. advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread and that

wanted to share the covid response programs like right to recover, which was founded by supervisor hillary ronen, to provide relief to workers who get covid and don't have access to unemployment and paid sick leave. we see a lot of those residents in 132, lakeview, o.m.i. and 112, as you mentioned several times. some lakeview and excelsior. and we know -- [simultaneous speaking.] >> we're seeing a lot of connectivity. even though that's a hub there with excelsior strong coalition. there's a great partnership with the organizations here. urban services y and inner city is to refer lakeview residents to resources. and investments is coming shortly to i.t. bookman here in the next couple of weeks. i know you have questions. i don't know if you would like me to pause. i can turn it over to my colleague. >> no. i think it's straightforward. we have worked in partnership with you to make a significant investment in employment training and employment readiness and job opportunity work for o.m.i. lakeview. these programs are funded are based in in the o.m.i. and we have uplifted both the inner city yout

wanted to share the covid response programs like right to recover, which was founded by supervisor hillary ronen, to provide relief to workers who get covid and don't have access to unemployment and paid sick leave. we see a lot of those residents in 132, lakeview, o.m.i. and 112, as you mentioned several times. some lakeview and excelsior. and we know -- [simultaneous speaking.] >> we're seeing a lot of connectivity. even though that's a hub there with excelsior strong coalition. there's a great partnership with the organizations here. urban services y and inner city is to refer lakeview residents to resources. and investments is coming shortly to i.t. bookman here in the next couple of weeks. i know you have questions. i don't know if you would like me to pause. i can turn it over to my colleague. >> no. i think it's straightforward. we have worked in partnership with you to make a significant investment in employment training and employment readiness and job opportunity work for o.m.i. lakeview. these programs are funded are based in in the o.m.i. and we have uplifted both the inner city yout