supervisor hillary ronen. thank you so much.we were back there at that plaza in the mission earlier today to see how the fencing is working, and if it is, in fact effective, so be sure to stay with us for the news at five as we revisit the 24th street bart plaza there in the mission. okay well, you may think it's warm here, but imagine living with the temperature near 110 degrees and not just for one day, but for several days coming up how hot weather in several states across the country, really putting a lot of pressure on the power supply. yes we are probably the envy of social many because our temperatures right about where we should be for this time of year really hard to complain. i'll have a look at complain. i'll have a look at what you can alright. shortest roost fry drives next. ♪ worth it. ♪ my $4.00 roost fries with 100% all-white-meat chicken, melty cheese, and good good sauce. order on the jack app today. with xfinity internet, you get advanced security that helps protect you at home and on the go. and good good sau

ladies and gentlemen, hillary ronen. [applause] >> thank you so much mayor breed. i have to say that karma came home to me during this budget process because even as a legislative aid i was a pain in the ass every single year during the budget. i was like district 9 isn't getting enough! i will not vote for the budget and or let david vote for the budget unless we get this and that and every littling thing and became budget chair and like pains in the ass, all my colleagues are driving me crazy and all came home to roost so you get a different viewpoint depending on the role you play in these things so i wanted to say i have a lot more appreciation for having to look at the entire city and the big picture for all of you, every single department head, for the mayor. i wanted to thank two of my female colleague on the board. supervisor malgar and supervisor chan for being [applause] the behind the scenes lobbying team to get me appointed as budget chair. i think they drove president walton crazy and drove me crazy begging me to take the job if offered to me. i wanted

good afternoon and welcome to the july 27, 2022, budget and finance committee meeting, i'm hillary ronend joined by safai and supervisor mar. our clerk is felipe and thank jason for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, to you have announcements? >> thank you, madam chair. with our return to the chamber, a friendly reminder for those in attendance, please make sure the silence all cell phones and electronic devices and the supervisor are in hybrid meetings that

oh, this is the june 22,2022, budget and appropriations meeting and i'm supervisor hillary ronen and chair of the budget and appropriations committee and i'm joined by members safai and gord an mar and connie chan and president walton and our clerk is brent halipa, and i would like to thank sfgov-tv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. and a friendly reminder for thosi

good afternoon and welcome to the july 27, 2022, budget and finance committee meeting, i'm hillary ronened by safai and supervisor mar. our

of rampant drug use and illegal street vending in a series of tweets district nine supervisor hillary ronenxplained the situation was causing problems for the whole neighborhood. she wrote. it infuriates me to see a once beautiful and vibrant community space overrun by open air drug markets and vendors selling stolen goods. and my personal opinion, is wonder. it's wonderful gross lopez, a jewelry vendor who has been legally operating on that corner for eight years, said problems escalated during the pandemic. lopez said she already feel safer now is a lot of control. and i for us. we have more protection because i don't need to pay attention to who is behind me. the fencing is only temporary, but some neighbors want the city to come up with a permanent solution to keep the riff raff out and for the neighborhood to feel safe going to and from bart and just going up and down mission street. something has to change in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news raider nation is mourning the loss of raiders super fan greg grizz jones. the 52 year old died yesterday after a battle wit

tonight in san francisco, the 24th and mission bart plaza is now closed to the public supervisor, hillary ronen posted this picture to twitter, saying public works crews spence off the area because it's being overrun by quote, open air drug markets and vendors selling stolen goods. ronan says the new fence is a temporary solution while the city sets up the vendor application process and trains more street inspectors. we are hearing from a san fran san francisco supervisor tonight after a number of hateful flyers were posted around his district over the weekend. as ktvu is amber lee reports, he says the posters are racist and homophobic attacks on his policies. a worker at the mochi donut shop on irving street in san francisco, is removing a flyer calling supervisor gordon mar. a communist pedophile. someone has placed them over his reelection campaign signs on storefronts in the sunset district, which he represents. it's very upsetting to see this kind of like. bad word. what was shocking about it was the inflammatory and language. someone put up the offensive flyers under the cover of darkness

in a statement, supervisor hillary ronen said. in part i recognize that commissioner shoe has offered in unconditional apology and an acknowledgement of the harm that her racist comments have caused a black and brown families. however as we face major challenges at sf usd, we need school board leaders who have a deep understanding of both the causes of unequal outcomes in our schools and the best ways to serve the students who struggle most. members of the san francisco branch of the naacp voted unanimously to call for shoes, immediate resignation . their vote comes after the cops executive board met with her last week. she ignited a firestorm earlier this month when she said, unstable family environments hinder the educational progress of black and brown students. naacp issued this statement, saying her comments indicate a profound disconnect between shoe and the black community and blame the effects of systemic systemic racism on the targets of that racism, and san francisco unified superintendent matt wayne addressed an audienc

other supervisors have also asked dean preston, connie chan, asha, south, i e and hillary ronen walton finds that encouraging. i'm happy that everyone can see. >> that her comments were out of line or race is there was there a typical and they just have no place coming out of the mouth of someone who serves as a member of the board of education. sue was appointed by mayor london breed to the board of education after 3 members were recalled. >> walton says that may not have allowed the public time to properly vet her. there's something about having to run for office and having to get in front of >> community-based organizations having to get in front of all types of parent groups having to get in front of your constituency, going to debates and having conversations about real issues. >> well, that was amanda hari reporting for us now. sunday night, the san francisco chapter of the naacp also voted to call for her resignation. well, you have former san francisco supervisors and school board members, sandra lee fewer and norman lee. they're also reacting to the comment controversy. the 2

i'm supervisor, hillary ronen, chair of the budget and finance committee.oined by committee members, supervisor safai and supervisor mar will be here shortly. we're joined by chair >> supervisor mandelman: . our clerk is brent jalipa. i would like to thank sfgov tv. mr. clerk, do you have announcements? >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. for the record, member mar is currently online. so he's joining us remotely. >> chair ronen: okay. >> clerk: please make sure to silence all cell phones, hand electronic devices. board of supervisors and committees are convening hybrid meetings that allow in-person attendance and public comment by telephone. the board recognizes equitable public access is essential and taking public comment as follows. first public comment on the item of the agenda. those attending in-person will speak first. we will take those waiting on the telephone line. for those watching channels 26, 78 or 99 and www.sfgov.org, the public comment call in number is streaming across the screen. that number is 415-655-0001. again, that's 415-655-0001. and

good afternoon and welcome to the july 27, 2022, budget and finance committee meeting, i'm hillary ronenjoined by safai and supervisor mar. our clerk is felipe and thank jason for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, to you have announcements? >> thank you, madam chair. with our return to the chamber, a friendly reminder for those in attendance, please make sure the silence all cell phones and electronic devices and the supervisor are in hybrid meetings that allow in person attendance and providing public comment and providing it via telephone. public access is essential and taking public comment as follows, first public comment will be taken on each item on the agenda. those attending in person will be allowed to speak first. and then we'll take those waiting on the telephone line. for those watching, either channels 26, 28, 78 or 99 and sfgov dot org and the call in number, the number is 4156550001 tell, again, that's 451-655-0001 and enter the meeting id, 24927999124 and press pound twice. when connected, you'll hear the meeting discussion and listening mode only. when your item of i

this photo was posted twitter by supervisor hillary ronen saying public workers cruise fenced off theit is being overrun by quote, open air drug markets and vendors selling stolen goods. ronan says the new fence is a temporary solution while the city sets up the vendor application process and trains more street inspectors the opening date for the new central subway in san francisco could be pushed back again. that subway was expected to open in october . but according to the chronicle, the sf mta now expects that opening day to be delayed another 6 to 8 weeks a fire at the new subway station at the mosconi center last month, is holding back the remaining construction. the agency says it's still expects an opening this fall. once it is open. the t third line will serve south of market union square and chinatown. time is 4 38 will plan to underway now to revitalize san francisco's financial district, a nonprofit business group is teaming up with the city to change the landscape of under used areas, including closing streets to car traffic, creating more brain space and also starting mor

i'm hillary ronen the chair, joined by supervisor matt dorsey joining remotely and supervisor safai willhere shortly. i want to thank brnt hulitha the clerk of the committee and (inaudible) for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk do you have announcements? >> yes, frndly reminding to please silence cell phones and electronic devices. the bo

hillary ronen says >> the fence is going to be there for about 60 days and this is while they work on city's new system to regulate street vending. now crews closed the southwest and the northeast posit areas of the 20th street mission station. this is near the san francisco public library and the mission cultural center for latino arts phone and says that this area has been overrun. by open air drug markets and vendor selling stolen goods. now, ronan posted the picture yesterday as crews fenced off the plaza's. this is what you're looking at right now. this is way before city officials stepped in. the area has been filled with people selling a%l kinds of stuff. ronan says there are vendors illegally selling goods. she says the fence is a temporary solution until public works rolls out with a permit application system. they're also waiting to train more street inspectors. now, a crowd for spoke with conan back in march when the board of supervisors first approved the plan. >> that will create long-term any system for street vendors that will require them to prove ownership of any new

my name is hillary ronen and i'm the lucky one that gets to be the supervisor of this district and ioject. both meda, i really appreciate. [applause] >> good afternoon. i'm the executive director of the california council and i am so excited to be withyou here today . one of the distinct privileges i have within my organization is in partnership with housing and community development leaving the affordable housing sustainablekennedys program which one of the funding streams help make this project a reality today . and our core mission and my organization is to create a lead, thriving communities and said to support that self-determined goal and when i look around today i see help and i see a community thathas come together to make an incredible project come to life so congratulations to all of you . one of the things i think is so important about the affordable housing sustainable communities program and where we are today is that intersection of affordable housing, equity goals and climate change. we all know that we need to be creating a community-based that gives people sustainabi

is now joined the call for school board member and shoe to resign, hillary ronen released thisecognize the commissioner shoe has offered an unconditional apology and an acknowledgement of the harm that her racist comments have caused to black and brown families. however as we face major challenges, that s f u s. d. we need school board leaders who have a deep understanding of both the causes of unequal outcomes in our schools and the best ways to serve the students who struggled the most. and san francisco unified superintendent bad wayne last night addressed an audience had many zoos in san francisco. however we've been told he did not address the controversy surrounding and shoe anti semitic signs were found in the downtown neighborhood in marin county. the signs in san rafael were discovered sunday night and several driveways in police say they were distributed in plastic bags. now the notes did not make any specific threats to harm anyone or target a specific location. detectives are working to track down residential video footage, which made lead to an arrest. other anti s

ktvu fox two news, supervisor, hillary ronen joined us earlier on the four to talk more about the effort to clear illegal vendors near the 24th street bar plaza. she says the fence is temporary. it is name completely overrun by people selling obviously stolen goods. there are there is some drug sales and drug use that we think are happening there as well. supervisor ronan says she expects the area to reopen sometime next month after a new vendor law she authored goes into effect that will allow public works to go after vendors who don't have permits. governor newsom signed gun control measures into law today that mimic and anti abortion measure in texas that may lead to a fierce legal battle at the supreme court, which recently struck down limits and restrictions on guns. ktvu evan sernoffsky has more tonight on how this new california law is expected to play out. governor gavin newsom on friday signed sb 13 27 new legislation that seeks to enlist private citizens in stopping the proliferation of illegal firearms like ghost guns into california. you cannot sell you cannot manufacture you

i'm hillary ronen the chair, joined by supervisor matt dorsey joining remotely and supervisor safai will be here shortly. i want to thank brnt hulitha the clerk of the committee and (inaudible) for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk do you have announcements? >> yes, frndly reminding to please silence cell phones and electronic devices. the board of supervisors and committee are convening hybrid meetings that allow inperson and public comment providing remote access and public comment via telephone. the bord recognizes equitable public access is essential. first public comment will be taken on the item. those in person will be allowed to speak first then those on the telephone line. the public comment call-in is streaming across the stream. 415-655-0001. again 415-655-0001, enter id248274 (inaudible) but you will be muted and listening mode. when the item comes up and public comment is called those in person line up to speak and on the cell dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. if you are on the telephone please turn down the tv. we will take public comment from those in person

. >> shuts off i ii and hillary ronen walton finds that encouraging. i'm happy that everyone can see. >> that her comments were out of line or race is there was there a typical and they just have no place coming out of the mouth of someone who serves as a member of the board of education. sue was appointed by mayor london breed to the board of education after 3 members were recalled. >> walton says that may not have allowed the public time to properly vet her. there's something about. >> having to run for office and having to get in front of community-based organizations having to get in front of all types of parent groups having to get in front of your constituency going to debate and having conversations about real issues. >> that was amanda hari reporting for us this afternoon. over the weekend, the san francisco chapter of the naacp also voted to call for her resignation. coming up in our next half hour, a real estate new trend. chinese companies buying american farm land. >> why some national security experts are raising concerns. plus, new data f

in a statement, supervisor hillary ronen said.i recognize that commissioner shoe has offered an unconditional apology and an acknowledgement of the harm that her racist comments have caused to black and brown families. however as we face major challenges at s f u s d. we need school board leaders who have a deep understanding of both the causes of unequal outcomes in our schools and the best ways to serve the student. is who struggle most. members of the san francisco branch of the voted unanimously to call for shoes. immediate resignation after the executive board met with her last week. she ignited a firestorm earlier this month by saying unstable family environments hinder the educational progress of black and brown students. the naacp issued this statement saying, quote her comments indicated profound disconnect between shoe and the black community and blame effects of the systemic racism on the targets of that racism. and san francisco unified superintendent matt wayne addressed an audience that manny's in san francisco tonig

hillary ronen says that the area has been overrun by open air drug markets and vendors selling stolen goods. now, ronan posted this picture yesterday has cruised fenced off the plaza's. the area has been filled with people selling all kinds of stuff. but ronan says there are vendors illegally selling goods. this is what it looked like way before city officials stepped in. she says the fence is a temporary solution until public works rolls out with the vendor permit application system there. also waiting to train more street inspectors. now kron 4 spoke with honan back in march when the board of supervisors first approved the plan. that will create per many system for street vendors that will require them to prove ownership of any new or packaged goods that they're >> unfortunately, no, a lot of those votes were stolen. and so if there is private ownership, those that can be confiscated department of public works, which will be enforcing this permit program. >> now public works has told ronan, the permitting system will be up and running by the middle of next month. and once that is se

supervisors have also asked for shooter resign, including dean preston, connie chan shuts off aiea and hillary ronen walton finds that encouraging. i'm happy that everyone can see. >> that her comments were out of there were races there. was there a typical and they just have no place coming out of the mouth of someone who serves as a member of the board of education. sue was appointed by mayor london breed to the board of education after 3 members were recalled. >> walton says that may not have allowed the public time to properly vet her. there's something about having to run for office and having to get in front of >> community-based organizations having to get in front of all types of parent groups having to get in front of your constituency going to debate and having conversations about real issues. >> sunday night, the san francisco chapter of the naacp also voted to call for her resignation in the newsroom. amanda harry kron, 4 news 6, so much. amanda and former san francisco supervisors and school board members, sandra lee, fewer at normandy are also reacting to the controversy. the 2 release

supervisors have also asked for shooter resign, including dean preston, connie chan shuts off aiea and hillary ronen walton finds that encouraging. i'm happy that everyone can see. >> that her comments were out of there were races there. was there a typical and they just have no place coming out of the mouth of someone who serves as a member of the board of education. sue was appointed by mayor london breed to the board of education after 3 members were recalled. >> walton says that may not have allowed the public time to properly vet her. there's something about having to run for office and having to get in front of >> community-based organizations having to get in front of all types of parent groups having to get in front of your constituency, going to debate and having conversations about real issues. >> sunday night, the san francisco chapter of the naacp also voted to call for her resignation in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. samantha, thank you. and former san francisco supervisor and school board members, sandra lee, fewer and norman yee are also reacting to this comment. controversy

. >> shuts off aiea and hillary ronen walton finds that encouraging.everyone can see. >> that her comments were out of line or race. is there was there a typical and they just have no place coming out of the mouth of someone who serves as a member of the board of education. sue was appointed by mayor london breed to the board of education after 3 members were recalled. >> bolton says that may not have allowed the public time to properly vet her. there's something about having to run for office and having to get in front of >> community-based organizations having to get in front of all types of parent groups having to get in front of your constituency, going to debate and having conversations about real issues. >> that was amanda hari reporting for us sunday night. the san francisco chapter of the naacp also voted to call for shoes. resignation. >> in the east bay, the oakland city council will be voting today to formally settle with former police chief. >> and it kirkpatrick kirkpatrick sue the city back in 2020 saying that she was fired. >> in retalia

. >> asha, south, i e and hillary ronen walton finds that encouraging. i'm happy that everyone can see. >> that her comments were out of line or race is there was there a typical and they just have no place coming out of the mouth of someone who serves as a member of the board of education. sue was appointed by mayor london breed to the board of education after 3 members were recalled. >> walton says that may not have allowed the public time to properly vet her. there's something about having to run for office and having to get in front of >> community-based organizations having to get in front of all types of parent groups having to get in front of your constituency going to debate and having conversations about real issues. >> that was amanda hari reporting sunday night. the san francisco chapter of the naacp also voted for shoe to resign. >> in the east bay, the oakland city council will vote today to formally settle with former police chief anne kirkpatrick kirkpatrick sue the city back in 2020 saying that she was fired in retaliation for blowing the

of rampant drug use and illegal street vending in a series of tweets district nine supervisor hillary ronen explained the situation was causing problems for the whole neighborhood. she wrote. it infuriates me to see a once beautiful and vibrant community space overrun by open air drug markets and vendors selling stolen goods. and my personal opinion, is wonder. it is wonderful gross lopez, a jewelry vendor who has been legally operating on that corner for eight years, said problems escalated during the pandemic. lopez said she already feel safer now is a lot of control. and i for us. we have more protection because i don't need to pay attention to who is behind me. the fencing is only temporary, but some neighbors want the city to come up with a permanent solution to keep the riff raff out and for the neighborhood to feel safe going to and from bart and just going up and down mission street. something has to change. while this fencing is up, the city's public works department will set up a vendor application process and also trained more street inspectors reporting live in the newsroom. i'm

this photo was posted to twitter by supervisor hillary ronen, who said public works crews fenced offthe area because it's being overrun by quote, open air drug markets and vendors selling stolen goods supervisor ronan says the new fence is a temporary solution as the city sets up the vendor application process and trains more street inspectors. well as the summer months wind down school districts across california are working to make sure they are fully staffed before the start of the new school year. some of the largest bay area districts are actively recruiting people to fill dozens of open positions. cristina rendon is live this afternoon in concord at the mount diablo unified school district, where a teacher hiring event is set to take place tonight, christina heather alexander. hiring event starts in about 30 minutes from now you can see behind us here. it starts around 5 to 8 p.m. three hours long. they've already had about 30. people sign up, but this is really indicative of a larger issue. not just hearing contra costa, but across the state that the districts are really strug

have also asked for shooter resign, including dean preston, connie chan, asha, south, i e and hillary roneneryone can see. >> that her comments were out of line or race is there was there a typical and they just have no place coming out of the mouth of someone who serves as a member of the board of education. sue was appointed by mayor london breed to the board of education after 3 members were recalled. >> walton says that may not have allowed the public time to properly vet her. there's something about having to run for office and having to get in front of >> community-based organizations having to get in front of all types of parent groups having to get in front of your constituency going to debate and having conversations about real issues. >> that was amanda hari reporting sunday night. the san francisco chapter of the naacp also voted to call for shoes. resignation. >> in the east bay, the oakland city council will be voting today to formally settle with former police chief anne kirkpatrick. now patrick sued the city in 2020 saying that she was fired in retaliation for blowing the whi

. >> shuts off aiea and hillary ronen walton finds that encouraging. happy that everyone can see. >> that her comments were out of there were races there. was there a typical and they just have no place coming out of the mouth of someone who serves as a member of the board of education. sue was appointed by mayor london breed to the board of education after 3 members were recalled. >> walton says that may not have allowed the public time to properly vet her. there's something about having to run for office and having to get in front of >> community-based organizations having to get in front of all types of parent groups having t of your constituency, going to debate and having conversations about real issues. >> and that and harry reporting sunday night, the san francisco chapter of the naacp voted for her to resign as well. >> we'll take a break at 7, 3, 7, still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news foreclosures in the bay area are on the rise will tell you what experts are saying about what this means for the housing market. plus, a local park is closed

hillary ronen says >> the fence is going to be there for about 60 days. and this is while they work on the city's new system to regulate street vending. now, here's where it's at. crews closed the southwest and the northeast plaza areas of the 24th street mission station. and this is near the san francisco public library and the mission cultural center for latino arts. ronan says this area has been overrun by open air drug markets and vendors selling stolen goods. now, ronan, she posted this picture yesterday has cruised fenced off the plazas. this, however, this is what it looked like way before city officials stepped in. the area has been filled with people selling all kinds of stuff. but ronan says there are vendors illegally selling good. she says the fence is a temporary solution until public works rolls out with a vendor permit. application system are also waiting to train more street inspectors and kron 4 spoke with holding back in march when the board of supervisors first approved the plan. she says the system is meant to curb illegal street vendi

hillary ronen tweeted this photo. >> of how it looks today.s it will act as a shield against the open air drug market. for now. >> we want to make clear that this is not in the area to use drugs to sell drugs and sport repenting it off to recalibrate the area. the fence is a temporary solution until public works was out with a vendor permit application system. the system will keep tabs on who is legally allowed to sell goods. someone is selling goods without a permit and they don't have proof of ownership of new goods like that. you know, the lead by teens, the staff that we buy teens or the products from a drugstore, then they will be told need to leave. >> if they don't need or if they come back, then department of public works can confiscate their which is what we believe will make a difference and change. the atmosphere row has emphasizes the program will continue to support legal vendors. >> the fence is expected to be there for about 60 days. well, crews worked to clean up the place and get the permit system. >> up and running during tha

supervisors have also asked for shooter resign, including dean preston, connie chan shuts off aiea and hillary ronenwalton finds that encouraging. i'm happy that everyone can see. >> that her comments were out of line or race is there was there a typical and they just have no place coming out of the mouth of someone who serves as a member of the board of education. sue was appointed by mayor london breed to the board of education after 3 members were recalled. >> walton says that may not have allowed the public time to properly vet her. there's something about having to run for office and having to get in front of >> community-based organizations having to get in front of all types of parent groups having to get in front of your constituency going to debate and having conversations about real issues. >> that was amanda hari reporting and on sunday night, the san francisco chapter of the naacp voted for shoe to resign. >> in the east bay, the oakland city council is voting today to formally settle with former police chief anne kirkpatrick kirkpatrick sue the city back in 2020 saying she was fired in

of rampant drug use and illegal street vending in a series of tweets district nine supervisor hillary ronend the situation was causing problems for the whole neighborhood. she wrote. it infuriates me to see a once beautiful and vibrant community space overrun by open air drug markets and vendors selling stolen goods. and my personal opinion, is wonder. it is wonderful gross lopez, a jewelry vendor who has been legally operating on that corner for eight years, said problems escalated during the pandemic. lopez said she already feel safer now is a lot of control and i for us, we have more protection because i don't need to pay attention to who is behind me only temporary, but some neighbors want the city to come up with a permanent solution to keep the riff raff out and for the neighborhood to feel safe going to and from bart and just going up and down mission street. something has to change in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. beloved u c. berkeley chemistry teacher has died unexpectedly that berkeley's chemistry department says philip geisler was on a hiking trip in u

i'm hillary ronen the chair, joined by supervisor matt dorsey joining

of rampant drug use and illegal street vending in a series of tweets district nine supervisor hillary ronensituation was causing problems for the whole neighborhood. she wrote. it infuriates me to see a once beautiful and vibrant community space overrun by open air drug markets and vendors selling stolen goods. and my personal opinion, is wonder. it is wonderful gross lopez, a jewelry vendor who has been legally operating on that corner for eight years, said problems escalated during the pandemic. lopez said she already feel safer now is a lot of control and i for us, we have more protection because i don't need to pay attention to who is behind me only temporary, but some neighbors want the city to come up with a permanent solution to keep the riff raff out and for the neighborhood to feel safe going to and from bart and just going up and down mission street. something has to change in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. enrolling in one of the nine university of california schools may soon be more achievable. the uc system plans to add more than 20,000 students across

good afternoon and welcome to the july 27, 2022, budget and finance committee meeting, i'm hillary ronenjoined by safai and supervisor mar. our

i'm supervisor hillary ronen chair. joined by supervisor mar and we should be joined by vice chair safai. our clerk is brent jalipe and thank mendoza from sfgov.org from broadcasting. >> with return a reminder to make sure to silence cell phones and electronic devices we have hybrid meetings for in person attendance and public comment via phone the board recognizes that it is essential and taking comment as follows. first taken on each item on the agenda. those in person speak first then those on the phone line for watching channels 26, 28, 78 or 99, and sfgov.org the number is streaming it is 415-655-0001. and enter 24954145466. pound and pound again. 24954145466e mail to the committee clerk bentjalipe at sfgov.org e mail will be forwarded to the supervisors and also included part of the official file. and send written comments via postal service to the office at city hall 1 doctor carlton b. goodlet place. items acted on today will arc pear peer on the agenda of july 19th unless otherwise stated >> thank you. can you

hillary ronen says the new fence is a temporary solution. city is setting up that vendor application process and training more street inspectors opening date for the new central subway project in san francisco could be pushed back again. the subways expected to open in october. but according to the chronicle, sf mta now expects the opening date to be delayed by another 6 to 8 weeks. fire at the new subway station at the mosconi center last month, is holding back the remaining construction. the agency says it's still expect an opening this fall. once opened, the t third lion will serve the south of market, union square and chinatown neighborhoods. a new ultra fast airplanes been unveiled at an air show in the uk it's been called the son of the concord. it's the latest version of the overture aircraft from the colorado startup boom. supersonic plane is said to go faster than the speed of sound. what's complete, the company says it's plain will cut the flight time from new york to london in half, making that trip in just 3.5 hours. but the bigg

of rampant drug use and illegal street vending in a series of tweets district nine supervisor hillary roneng problems for the whole neighborhood. she wrote. it infuriates me to see a once beautiful and vibrant community space overrun by open air drug markets and vendors selling stolen goods. and my personal opinion, is wonder. it is wonderful gross lopez, a jewelry vendor who has been legally operating on that corner for eight years, said problems escalated during the pandemic. lopez said she already feel safer now is a lot of control and i for us, we have more protection because i don't need to pay attention to who is behind me. the fencing is only temporary, but some neighbors want the city to come up with a permanent solution to keep the riffraff out and for the neighborhood of feel safe going to and from bart and just going up and down mission street. something has to change. francisco i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news weekly. u s. drought monitor report shows no major changes in california from last week, all but a sliver of far northwestern part of california's in a drought wit

oh, this is the june 22,2022, budget and appropriations meeting and i'm supervisor hillary ronen and chair of the budget and appropriations committee and i'm joined by members safai and gord an mar and connie chan and president walton and our clerk is brent halipa, and i would like to thank sfgov-tv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. and a friendly reminder for those in attendance to please make sure that all sounds of cellphones and electronic devices are off. and the board of supervisors are now convening hybrid meetings that allow in-person attendance and pub