thank you so much, kendra. and this is i'm sorry, it was requested from tndc, the mayor's office and hud-vash. great. thank you so much. just in relationship to the report that we heard earlier from finance and the impact on voucher distribution, this these items are currently budgeted outside of that of that issue, correct? that is correct. great. and then secondarily, just to spend some time when we start hearing these items around voucher management and voucher voucher distribution, i think it might be useful for us as a commission to start hearing around the timelines associated with the allocation of those vouchers, separate from the app itself and the actual hap. then the actual rate at which the vouchers are applied to the project, the processes therein, just to start going through the metrics of operational improvements that we may want to make so we can hold ourselves accountable to timelines, process. and so forth, but nothing further. right now with regards to the item as it is for me, i don't know i

thank you kendra.ere's no additional commissioners comment we can open for public comment.b item ten c. specifically, i want to keep it a little i know i'm not seeing any. we can close public comment and ask for a motion for approval, motion to approve and a second second we can do a roll call vote. commissioner pike's a commissioner. kim i commissioner lindo i a president torres i point of order. bennett. do we need to go back and do any roll call votes in the previous items that were approved, i would defer to general council if we have a specific ruling as far as roll call vote versus unanimous eyes, as far as approving action items, is there? no, i think we're okay. it's when you have one member that's out and you can't do that because there's only four of you for quorum. but if one was a remote, we had let's say we had five. then you'd have to do a roll call. got it. but all of us are in the house today. all right. great. thank you. before we move to item 12 for closed session, i want to address i

we're not there yet on anyone as of right now. >> kendra, let me show you what senator lindsey graham had to say, because, again, there are different pieces in terms of the hegseth nomination specifically, there was my sources have told me that the new yorker piece about his management of veterans groups, some republicans found, you know, got their backs up over it. but there is this sexual assault allegation that he paid a settlement for. and here's what lindsey graham had to say about that. watch the accusations about mismanaging money and about non-consensual behavior. >> if they come forward, i will listen to those accusations. but they have to be credible and they have to be presented in a fashion that pete can rebut. so he's much better off this week than he was last week. >> what do you make of that piece of this? the especially the non. he used the phrase non-consensual behavior. >> yeah i mean if i were a woman in that place, it would be really hard for me to publicly come forward. when you see this pressure campaign that's happening on the senators as a woman, especially one

informal settlements in subsaharan africa, came to almost half a 1000000 in the late 18 hundreds. kendra was known as british east africa, and the traces of this colonial pass out over nearly kenya became independent from britain in 1963. these days narrow b has a cutting edge. contemporary art seems that sit side by side with more traditional, creative legacy. the all of this mix, now you'll be exciting cultural destination that reflects of reached past the my country has an ancient history of cade with the indian ocean culture. and so we are multi cultural nation with competing viewpoints. the and now i'm going to show you some amazing narrow b r sense. let's go coming up in this episode of dw artsy africa, we meet more bush commodities, a multi media art is to create masks, to review the masks imposed by society. then we meet cyrus can bureau who makes it visual magic from phone to materials we choose when to go takes us into a studio to reveal have possible paintings, kenya's strong mothers who resisted oppression of the inspiration for sylvia cam. these works and we'll see how socia

thank you very much kendra. to the ceo, you said you wanted to address questions with regard to approval of the contract. >> i'll let you start. >> i like you to dive in and tell us what-just tell us the nature of the conversation around performance. just transparency of issues that exist. these are not meant to be punitive conversations as we are about to approve the contract but true transparent understanding of issues we are facing of systems we are dealing with that effectuate outcomes or don't we are seeking. >> first of all, i do want to thank [indiscernible] for their work and i want to say that the san francisco housing authority is very complex. when i sit with my colleagues i don't think there is anymore complex organization then ours, and we fully understand that. i would like to say that, they have insured that our 50058 pick submission rate has gone from 78 percent up to 100 percent, so we are really pleased about that. that is very important. and, they have really done a great job monitoring the de

kendra ramsay is with the california bicycle coalition or cal bike. she says the new law eliminates blind spots at all crossings used by pedestrians or bicyclists. it can be difficult for the person walking to see if there's a car coming, and it's also difficult for the person driving the motor vehicle to see if there is someone trying to cross the street. here's what a typical intersection looked like before. ab 413, also known as the day lighting law. see how the parked cars block your view. here's what it will look like come january 1st. the two spots next to the crosswalk go away. now you can see them and they can see you. oxnard police department has posted these photos and video to demonstrate it from the driver's perspective. so what exactly is 20ft? we busted out a tape measure to find out. this is your average midsize sedan. and this is 20ft. 20ft. that's about the size of a typical truck nowadays. ramsey says a good way to prevent a ticket is to think of all crossing areas, like we think of fire hydrants. park away from them even if the curb

just ask kendra ramsay, executive director of the california bicycle association. >> it really opensp the opportunity for bicycling for a lot more folks and as all technology improves and the price point comes down, it really is available to more people. >> reporter: the california e-bike incentive project was launched by the california air resource board. applicants have to be a california resident and at least 18 years old. it's aimed at low income individuals. so household income must be no more than $45,000 for an individual, $61,000 for a family of two, and no more than $93,000 for a family of four. >> these folks are folks who might have older cars that are problematic, maybe higher pollution rates and so they can switch some of their trips to this e-bike or folks that don't have cars at all that are often relying on friends and family members for rides and this really will open up a lot of opportunity to get them to work, school, all the things they need to do. >> reporter: the $2,000 credit will act as a discount at the point of sale. e-bikes can cost anywhere from 1,000 to $

kendra ramsey, quien es parte de la coalición de ciclistas de california, dice que puede resultar difícil get those curves painted read so. damian levitt, director ejecutivo de street for everyone, dice que estos espacios deberían estar pintados de rojo para que esta ley sea más clara, ya que no hay conocimiento de que se recibirá una multa. algunos no están de acuerdo, pues aseguran que esta ley eliminará millones de espacios para estacionar, lo que dificultará aún más a los conductores. encuentren un espacio en la calle idea esta no es una idea nueva. de hecho, hay 43 estados que ya lo han implementado antes de california. sin duda, esta ley ayudará a salvar vidas. eso es lo importante, nos decía damian kevin en este video, el departamento de policía de oxnard muestra cuántos segundos tiene un automovilista de reacción al ver cruzar a un transeúnte. se puede calcular por lo menos 10 segundos de ventaja. pasando a los deportes donde tuvimos el san josé fight night para el debut profesional de antonio váz cuando arrancamos en la mejor liga del mundo, la liga premier de inglaterra, que hoy

coming up next made in germany, asks whether all successful intelligence will help us with kendra and then you can mckinnon. thanks so much for joining us here on the de leon. use the it's linda is turning this stress into a business idea. the 19 year old hon over data is the founder of bullet points in asked design to make life easier for students. but how does it work? yeah, let me show you. made in germany next on dw, i want to tell you something. it's about me. my house, i was a shock. i never saw that this could happen to me raising awareness of h i b and 9. and we're still in test shane silence. we need to break out of it. i want to tell you something how to tennessee chris in 45 minutes on d w the, this is henry for the future. so i'm saying in the southwest china 32000000 people live here. many of them i yeah. understand. it's not even so big. it has so many people, there must be a way to do business here now, except my parents wanted me to become a civil service, but i didn't like the idea of getting such a full session job and being stuck with 3. and it's coming through maki

you know, when it gets darker during the year and like kendra was saying, i think it's just we're having a year of hope and fun and celebrating kind of being through that process. and this was like a really nice way to, to signify that. >> tonight's event, though, comes just one week after 319 year old college students christa tsukahara, soren dixon and jack nelson were killed in a crush of and a crash of a tesla cybertruck. a fourth person was seriously injured. all of the victims were recent piedmont high graduates and were college sophomores. well, now to some new information on a shooting at an elementary school in northern california. just this afternoon th lef two kindergartners wounded and the suspected gunman the small feather riverpened a adventist school that's in the town of palermo in butte county. the butte county sheriff said the two boys who were shot are aged five and six, and they are in critical condition as of about half an hour ago. it appears that the suspect went to that school to meet with the principal about enrolling a student, and after the meeting, the principa

i don't want to, i do are start as russia, but kendra was so much worse. and here's what crap them cheaper attempt. uh, the west. what you have that brush. so the ball was turned against. uh its main, oh, what is the same way? oh, this is almost organizations. no one has disputed the fact that this is the same person, the delivery address had dropped off on me. so i, you know, handle that the shop is the same as the crowd almost at least declared himself a secret successor. ok. the so you said pretty the way. yes, no charge a name is absolutely right. i mean, this is 31 flavors of islamic terrorism as far as i'm concerned. i mean, you can change the uniforms, you can change the name, it's the same group of people committing the same atrocities. i'm not going to repeat it on this program, but some of the things that i've come across in the last few hours. it's the same. people with the same d, b as a cool behavior, and they're, i guess they're freedom fighters and all of this because it's against the solid because it's against the wrong because it's against

i don't want to, i do, i start as russia, but kendra was certainly much worse. and here's what crap them keep attempt. uh, the west. what you have that brush. so the ball was turned against. uh its main, oh, what is the same way? oh, these is almost broken. i say, no one is disputed. the fact that this is the same person to temporarily brush had dropped off on me. so i, you know, handle that the shop is the same as the crowd almost at least declared himself a secret successor. ok the so these are pretty the idea. yes, no charge and name is absolutely right. i mean, this is 31 flavors of islamic terrorism as far as i'm concerned. i mean, you can change the uniforms, you can change the name, it's the same group of people committing the same atrocities. i'm not going to repeat it on this program, but some of the things that i've come across in the last few hours. it's the same. people with the same i, d, b as a cool behavior, and there, and i guess their freedom fighters and all of this because since against the solid, because it's against being run because it's ag

bob. kendra was certainly much worse. and here's what crap them. keith, with attempt. uh, the west. what do you have that brush? so the ball was turned against. uh, its main, allied in the same way, all these east almost organizations. no one is dispute to the fact that this is the same person to temporarily brush a desktop on these. right? you know, kind of what the shop is, the same as the crowd, almost at least declared himself as to create a successor. ok the. so the idea what? yes. do you mean i'm charged him is absolutely right. i mean, this is 31 flavors of is lama terrorism. as far as i'm concerned, i mean you can change the uniforms, you can change the name, it's the same group of people committing the same atrocities. i'm not going to repeat it on this program, but some of the things that i've come across in the last few hours. it's the same people with the same i, d, b as cool behavior. and they're, and i guess they're freedom fighters and all of this because it's against the solid because it's against the wrong because it's against, as blog. there's and there's, they're

kendra ramsey, quien es parte de la coalición de ciclistas de california, dice que puede resultar difícilonamiento. pero en el 2025 se convertirán en multas que van desde los 40 $ en adelante. yes, there is work to get those curves painted read so. damián kevin, director ejecutivo de street for everyone, dice que estos espacios deberían estar pintados de rojo para que esta ley sea más clara, ya que no hay conocimiento de que se recibirá una multa. algunos no están de acuerdo, pues aseguran que esta ley eliminará millones de espacios para estacionar, lo que dificultará aún más a los conductores. encuentren un espacio en la calle. idea esta no es una idea nueva. de hecho, hay 43 estados que ya lo han implementado antes de california. sin duda, esta ley ayudarará a salvar vidas. eso es lo importante, nos decía damián. kevin en este video, el departamento de policía de oxnard muestra cuántos segundos tiene un automovilista de reacción al ver cruzar a un transeúnte. se puede calcular por lo menos 10 segundos de ventaja. you are an idiot up show us your hand right now and captado en cámara. que

you know, when it gets darker during the year and- [music] like kendra was saying, i think it's just we're having a year of hope and fun and celebrating kind of being through that process. and this was like a really nice way to, to signify that. >> the tree lighting came one week after three college students christa tsukahara, sean dickson and jack nelson were killed in a crash. a fourth person was seriously injured. they all graduated last year from piedmont high school. >> all right, guys, it's time. 718 right back to sal castaneda. you're busy. this morning. a lot to see. >> yeah, we're going to the silicon valley right now, dave and gasia and start there with a look at the commute on 87, which is the freeway that people take to go to the airport or downtown san jose. there is a crash right before 101 and 87 is slow. really, as you drive from 880. so that whole downtown area kind of a short freeway. but nevertheless, it's important if you work or are going to the airport, give yourself a little extra time as a result, some people might be using 280 or 101 instead. let's go back to

and like kendra was saying, i think it's just we're having a year of hope and fun and celebrating kind of being through that process. and this was like a really nice way to signify that the holiday tree lighting came one week after three college students, christa tsukahara, sean dixon and jack nelson were killed in a horrific crash. >> a fourth person was seriously hurt. all of those victims graduated last year from piedmont high school. >> city leaders in oakland are laying out what comes next in filling the top seat at city hall. following the recall of mayor xiang tao, the current oakland city council president, nikki fortunato bass is next in line to lead the city starting december 17th. bass, however, was just elected to serve as alameda county supervisor, so she'll only serve as mayor until she's sworn into that new role. january sixth. the new council president will become the second interim mayor until a special election. some voters say it's an inefficient process. >> it seems like a waste of taxpayer money and so it shows dysfunction and not any kind of organizational structu

you know, when it gets darker during the year and like kendra was saying, i think it's just we're having a year of hope and fun and celebrating kind of being through that process. and this was like a really nice way to, to signify that. >> and tonight's event comes one week after 319 year old college students christa tsukahara, sean dixon and jack nelson were killed in a crash. a fourth person was seriously injured. all of the victims were recent piedmont high graduates. all were college sophomores. >> new at ten. several new businesses are coming to a mountain view shopping center, including a state of the art movie theater set to open next summer. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight in mountain view with more about this much needed boom in new business. lamonica. >> that's right. mike, as we all know, retail was hit pretty hard during the pandemic and many businesses had to close their doors. but now management at this complex say people can look forward to having new stores to choose from. >> if there's concessions like shake shack coming around. >> probably would vis

heat up their ice cream sales, getting help from one of our favorite guest sharks, jewelry mogul, kendrae charges were dismissed against eric mckinley because of inconsistent statements made by a forensic pathologist about the cause of gonzalez's death. charges against the other two officers were previously dismissed because the da missed the deadline to file charges. gonzalez died in april of 2021 after officers restrained him to the ground until he lost consciousness. the fda has approved the first prescription drug for obstructive sleep apnea. the weight loss drug rebound is the same class as other drugs like ozempic. it was cleared to treat moderate to severe forms of the sleep condition in people with obesity. drug maker eli lilly says it should be used with both diet and exercise. obstructive sleep apnea affects as many as 30 million people across the u.s. to weather. now let's check in with lisa on this level one storm. >> yes, stephanie, good morning to you. way up to the north here. showers around sea ranch, but we'll take you down into the bay there from san ramon to danville a

you know, when it gets darker during the year and like kendra was saying, i think it's just we're having a year of hope and fun and celebrating kind of being through that process. and this was like a really nice way to, to signify that the holiday tree lighting came one week after three college students christa tsukahara, sean dickson and jack nelson were killed in a horrific crash. >> a fourth person seriously injured. all of the victims graduated last year from piedmont high school in san francisco. >> the murder trial of nima momeni is now in the hands of a jury. the jurors, six men and six women, spent the first day of deliberations without reaching a verdict. momeni is accused in the deadly stabbing of tech executive bob lee last year. defense lawyers say lee attacked momeni while lee was high on drugs, and that momeni defended himself. prosecutors say momeni attacked lee after hearing lee's dealer had drugged and groped his sister. >> we will all be very tense for the next week or two of however long this takes. once again, fingers crossed you do what you can on both sides. >> the

passing stranger to the indian binding effect, having sort of century against them in the to imagine kendra a few weeks ago. yeah. so he, john, i think um, as a kid, i've always dreamt of it and yeah, i think for may try to keep it as simple as possible in my prep. well and see what happens. the bad boy of tennis materials say sits, or it's into the sports of to a lengthy level because of injury. a woman runner up will appear at the upcoming brisbin international hold as well. he could feature an extensive straight, you know, from the 1st major of the fellow straightening and well, number 9, ad experimental says he can't wait to have curious back again is super excited to those fairly fans a see to have him there. i'm sure there's going to be a lot of levels on him getting sudden in prison it's. it's great to have a straddling tennis going as so strongly and showing that we are very strong forced to be reckoned with. now them and it will be playing at the united come for australia who have doing great britain in the 1st down in sydney. as it turns out, you see on se katie bolts, it will be

last month while on the job pizza delivery driver kendra saved a man's life in fairlon, ohio. while she was taking his order over the phone she became concerned about his speech patterns. as a former nurses aide and pursuing a career as an e.m.t. she volunteered to deliver. when she arrived, she was told he was no longer breathing. she helped stabilize the man until paramedics arrived. she visited the man several times in the hospital extending her care and concern to her neighbor. she says she hopes this will inspire others in our community to learn how to identify the common signs of a stroke, seizures, and other potential health risks. ohio's 13th congressional district is home to many chance just like kendra who work hard every day and don't hesitate to lend a helping hand. herselfless act is a shining example why our district is known as the birthplace of champions. thank you again. i wish you all the best of luck in your future endeavors, especially becoming an e.m.t. i hope that you continue to inspire your community, our community just as you have inspired me and the e

doctor kendra mcneil is a pediatrician at kaiser east bay.ay toys that will help promote creativity and an imagination. >> absolutely. so the toddler and infant stage are so important for child's brain growth and development, as well as their social and emotional development. and so those are times when you really want to make sure that you're maximizing interacting and engaging with young children just to really help them in those social and emotional brain development phases. >> how about the side effects to too much screen time? what are they? >> so what we've seen, unfortunately, is that some of the side effects that are adverse to too much screen time include a delay in social development, as well as a delay in language, which is curious because a lot of times parents feel as though exposing children early to some of these shows and screens actually improves their language, but it does the opposite. so it delays language skills because of the lack of interaction and engagement. and then for older children, too much screen time can actual

this week's guest designer and founder kendra scott opens up about what keeps her motivated. >> you know people that have worked with me, worked with me, that have believed in me, that have been there for me. that is why i'm sitting here today. >> it sounds like another great conversation. >> she is awesome. she really gives back, like beyond. she's a billion -- i mean, she's got a billion dollar company. started off with a woman just selling jewelry in a tray. and still she gives back and gives back. i think that's what keeps her going. just cool. >> all right. well, listen to the latest episode. just search for "making space" with hoda kotb wherever you get your podcast. hoda, we're not done with you just yet. you have a sneak peek at the latest issue of "people" magazine. it includes the most intriguing people of the year list. and look who's there. >> wait. why? >> yes. >> you're with quite the list of people, too. >> look at you. >> okay. wow. wow. >> is that taylor? >> i found you very intriguing. >> what was intriguing about her? we know, but what did they say? >> who knows? >> yo

let's hear from kendra in virginia, who is not sure about her feelings related to the incoming trumpdministration. good morning. are you there? all right. i can hear you now. caller: i guess i am sort of optimistic and pessimistic, so optimistic -- i feel like -- i do not know. the media for the next four years is going to be tearing down trump and his administration like they have been doing for the past almost 10 years now, so i am not optimistic about that part. that is more pessimistic, but as far as optimistic with trump coming in and his administration, i do feel he will do a good job. i do -- i am also optimistic about the media will now let us know who is running the country because for the past four years we do not really know who was running the country but because the media always wants to talk about trump and keep his name every day mentioned and try to say bad things about his administration or whatever, we will always know at this point who is going to be running the country. we are always going to know who is making decisions. host: are there particular policies that p