so, i wonder if and marc was involved with laguna honda, how will this be different.g most of the projects in mind and then what happens to the deferred projects that are sitting in particularly of course i'm very concerned about the chinatown public health? >> when we got this data you must have been reading my mind because i was about to say the same thing with laguna honda and that was at the time that i left the city and started consulting before mitch got me involved with public health. though we have planned and we have a commitment so far from city halls to include chinatown and a bond in two years, along with building three and some infrastructure, so we have that solid, we hope to cross our fingers and 2023. we had it in 2016, we had it commissioner 2020, and it got taken out both times. so we have aggressively allocated for chinatown because it's an important project for the community. we do have it in 2023 bond. there's another form of financing called certificates of participation. we also have a commitment from the city, the mayor's office to make more in

. >>> laguna del sol is like any other resort, except that people don't have clothes on.from all over the country. >> i don't think you're trying to hide if you're going to a nudist colony, and it's the last place that cary stayner would be a free man. >> the yosemite park naturalist was found decapitated. the 26-year-old's body was found thursday near her yosemite home. >> joie armstrong's murder sent shockwaves through yosemite valley. here was another murder in the yosemite area and this time it was actually in the park. >> this is the second high profile murder case connected to yosemite this year. three tourists disappeared from the el portal area in february, and were later found dead. >> people didn't know what to think. were they connected? were they not connected? if they weren't connected, then what's happening? >> i called some of the investigators to ask them, do you think they're related? and it was a resounding "no." >> we have absolutely no reason to believe, no indication if there is any linkage at all. >> you don't want to cause undue panic, you don't wan

. >> de l laguna de agua y más arriba para totalmente.os vehículos y quedará sumido al interior que en los asientos. más adelante atorado. quien a pesar de poner sacos de arena y que están inundaciones. que lo que se pudo. el aire acondicionado y el aire >> innumerles calles de oxford y todo bajo control y con víctimas. nunca había llovido tanto. nunca había llovido tanto. día y noche. >> residentes de texa y valle del río grande. el pronóstico es que seguirá adelante >> no solo que las oficiales autopistas y varias personas han tenido que ser rescatadas. en nueva york. >> en contraste la ola de calor causa alarma que daban mayor protección y francisco habló con ellos >> despertó nuevamente con altas temperaturas y a sus 60 años con necesidad de salir a trabajar >> lo veo un poco difícil, es muy duro. >> est verano están sintiendo con más fuerza los rayos del sol y cobraron la vida de sebastiá pérez y otras personas en oregon hace unos días y mantienen su salud y no madas trabaje más duro porque se pondrá calient >> ellos son los que está

so, i wonder if and marc was involved with laguna honda, how will this be different.f the projects in mind and then what happens to the deferred projects that are sitting in particularly of course i'm very concerned about the chinatown public health? >> when we got this data you must have been reading my mind because i was about to say the same thing with laguna honda and that was at the time that i left the city and started consulting before mitch got me involved with public health. though we have planned and we have a commitment so far from city halls to include chinatown and a bond in two years, along with building three and some infrastructure, so we have that solid, we hope to cross our fingers and 2023. we had it in 2016, we had it commissioner 2020, and it got taken out both times. so we have aggressively allocated for chinatown because it's an important project for the community. we do have it in 2023 bond. there's another form of financing called certificates of participation. we also have a commitment from the city, the mayor's office to make more investment

and please know that we are also in the process of rehabbing space at our laguna honda hospital right now. we're still in the finalizing design document phase where we do plan to move out staff from that 1380 howard site that i just mention. so again, the timing works out well. we're anticipating that we'll be able to complete that laguna honda renovation project and start moving staff in there in 2023. so this site gives us a good buffer between needing certain space now and more space for the long-term staff in a few years from now. >> so what happens when covid-related work or surge staffing, as you referred to it, is over? so, do you anticipate not renewing this lease? and what happens to those staff? are they all new-hires? you said they're all grant-funded. what is the long-term -- i understand the more short-term as you described it. just curious about the -- and it makes sense and i appreciate that argument, proximity to the service is important. grant funded-related activities and short-term staffing, that all makes sense, but just curious then what happens at the end of the

guillermo hablando de manejar con cuidado, hubo velocidad en la bahÍa le cuento todo del moto amÉrica en lagunadores se sigan deslizando para celebrar, tú puedes contar con geico para ahorrar dinero. en quince minutos podrías ahorrar 15% o más en tu seguro de auto. ...no solo para llevarse la copa, sino para pasar a la historia. ♪. >>> buenas tardes este fin de semana el deporte de dos ruedas en moto amÉrica al en el Área de la bahÍa. >>> son prototipos, y son derivadas de serie. pero al final el espectÁculo sea muy divertido y pistas son parecidas, y largas tambiÉn en algunos trazados hace que los adelantamientos sean llamativos. >>> y es una competencia mÁs legal porque a diferencia de la mÁximo categorÍa el hecho que todas las motos sean iguales y contraparte en versiones de su carretera permite mÁs emociÓn para el aficionado. >>> la carrera, adelantar, y entonces sucede en la primera vuelta y segunda vuelto, todo esto es lo que me ha llamado la atenciÓn, y ademÁs es la joya de la corona por un reto tÉcnico importante. >>> para el piloto es impresionante no solo la curva sino la final de rec

sÍ, como la laguna. >>> personas que estÁn inmigrantes que estÁn cruzando el rÍo grande y necesitan ayudaa construido con operativos para dernl trÁfico humano y de drogas en el ocÉano, esto combinado con el patrullaje. >>> como 99 % es marihuana. >>> tÁcticas ilegales continÚan unas 2318 libras de marihuana, 600 lee arraso de cocaÍna y 650 narcotraficantes den ese es lo ha arrojado los operativos en el Último aÑo. >>> es mÁs con barcos y fueron nadando. >>> g. actos vigilan esta zona costera para ello el rÍes bo es mayor por ser una zona fronterizo. >>> aquÍ es muy especial, pasa todo el dÍa, hay personas que agarramos a las siete de la maÑana, hay personas que agarramos a las tres de la tarde. y 11 de la noche tambiÉn, y asÍ como tres de la maÑana. es todo, es 24 horas siete dÍas. >>> la cooperas entre mÚltiples departamentos, y agencias es algo que se utiliza y aumenta durante la temporada vacacional. >>> trabajamos durÍsimo, hay situaciones que bien cerca de la frontera y otro paÍs, nunca hay un dÍa nacional. >>> vamos a la pausa. >>> el gobernador anuncio un plan para recuperaciÓn eco

. >>> italia prohibiÓ cruceros desde la laguna en venecia.me viajes nocturnos, mayor vamos a carreteras, quÉ tenemos ahora? >>> gracias, 5:20, panorama tranquilo, vamos a ver las cÁmaras, y esto en el puente, y vea dÓnde estÁ soleado y ahora se mantiene estos nublados en gran parte de la regiÓn, tambiÉn la 101, y la 1 donde convergen en el puente, el panorama tranquilo pero cuidado con esa llovizna en la costa, vamos a la pregunta de hoy, que es un importante, porque mire quÉ es un operativo de control de trÁfico? quizÁs le ha pasado a usted un operativo de control de trÁfico, vamos a ver opciones, una pausa en el trÁfico, la oportunidad para dar vuelta en "u." no. y c una tÁctica uso Á por la autoridad en este caso la patrulla de caminos para detener el trÁfico, bueno y d. barriles color naranja para cerrar los caminos. >>> la respuesta correcta es la c. es cuando la policÍa prende luces y comienza a zigzaguear en la autopista y detiene el frasco levantar cualquier amenaza en el camino o en caso de emergencia asÍ que muy pendientes con los o

beach, upping their patrol, in many cases adding more lifeguards and subsidies like my home city of laguna beach are actually starting to ban and prohibit the single use footwear, which is what we find on our beaches. >> certainly a hot topic of discussion in california, really. especially in san francisco, the straw pan, because i saw those heartbreaking images a couple of years ago with the straws up their noses. how else can you motivate people to clean up? i know it is not an exciting topic to think about, especially during a holiday weekend like this. >> yeah, i think san francisco has been a leader. it was the first city in the united states to ban single-use plastic bags, was a leader with straws and foam, now some of those prohibitions we have seen take off statewide and nationally. people at home, the first thing they can do is avoid those will use plastics. reuse going containers, reuse water bottles, try to avoid them in the first place, that is the best thing we can do. if you are out and you end up with some of those materials, just make sure you pack them out. even the trash

. >> the area in yellow basically is bordered by van essen laguna to the west, the embarcadero to the east broadway to the north and the vision and mission creek to the south. a larger core adds the areas in brown mission creep to the south and russian hill north beach in fisherman's wharf to the north, the money they could be raised from congestion pricing. we go into making other forms of transit such as my that can go into a community service. >> taxis would not be charged but rideshare drivers would pay each time they enter the zone. and every time there's a trip within the zone. >> because they are going in. >> the zone. so often. contributing ity is e- disproportionately. >> congestion downtown county transportation authority hopes to get something to the board of supervisors by the end of the year. if they approve it ctngestion, pricing would still be at least 3 to 5 years away in san francisco, dan kerman kron 4 news. >> it's been almost 2 weeks since the shared spaces program was made permanent and san francisco. it allows restaurants to operate on city sidewalks and streets

current plan has 2 versions of the downtown core the area in yellow basically has sported by van essen laguna to the west. >> the embarcadero to the east broadway to the north and the vision and mission creek to the south. a larger corps would include the browns own mission bay to the south and add russian hill north beach in fisherman's wharf to the north. on the one hand we want to encourage people to think about. >> biking walking or taking transit want to be able to raise revenues. they can go into making those other forms of transportation better. >> taxes would not be charged as part of the plan. but rideshare drivers would pay each time they enter the zone. and every time there's a trip within the zone. the county transportation authority is hoping to get something to the board of supervisors by the end of the year. >> even if that proposal is approved congestion, pricing would be at least 3 to 5 years off. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> all right. guess it's time for us to learn how to fly cars look try avoid being charged to get to work. but as you are planning your mor

jessica laguna says her community on the outskirts of the capital. lima has little to celebrate mothers in the summer. the republic is 200 years old, but these inequality everywhere were rolling in the same mud and we can gape. we wish our children could have it better yet, and we always have needs. and there is no work when we wish for change and we can't do better. they claim the state has forgotten the poor members of this community build the roads themselves. they rece animal to eat together in a communal kitchen and the families here at the algorithm a community live on less than $8.00 a day. millions like them have come from remote places. for decades, people have been migrating from the and this to the capital, looking for a better life. and they ended up living in shanty towns where they continue to live in poverty. navigate. he was us, she doesn't have any hope that the new president will bring change away a lot. but he's my grandparents, my parents, we've always been poor. i was brought as a child to escape poverty and look, lead to poor will always be for no one remembers us.

the laguna beach native says that its prototype was made for a piece of foam covered in ironed newspapershat day, millions of right people have written waves all over the world on moore's creation, also known as a body board this saturday in clemente. they're going to have a big paddle out to celebrate the anniversary and to celebrate the board's inventor. >> still ahead tonight on kron, 4 news at 5 getting ready to fight a recall. how governor newsom is preparing right now. it's a little over 2 months until the recall election. plus, president trump starting a new legal challenge today why he's taking 3 bay area. tech companies to court and rescue efforts and now shifting to recovery. their latest from the scene of the collapsed building in f this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >> our top story tonight at 5.30, governor newsome made his first public appearance since his recall election was certified given an official day and that date is september 14th there. ashley zavala

get up to 10 feet long and weigh up to a 1000 >> well, it was a big day for a laguna beach sea lion rescue the pacific marine mammal center does rescue work in the waters off of the southern california coast. and this week they released 2 elephant seals. they were rescued and we have by the center. they are name barracuda shipwreck and both animals have been rescued earlier this year from dana point harbor with the help of the orange county sheriff's department harbor patrol of there they go. now. you're free. >> you can think you would think that would give another name other than shipwreck. >> i was 10. i was like, it wasn't a movie reference or a book reference just like should read. doesn't. there is there could i can get shipwreck. doesn't sound so positive. name. >> nothing left their i like the names. what do you think reason they're pretty good. >> going. it is what it is at least are free, right. that's all that matters. all right. let's take a final check at your 4 zone forecast is are tracking a 20 degree difference out there. but, you know, warmest in the valleys and our cooles

and please know that we are also in the process of rehabbing space at our laguna honda hospital rightnow. we're still in the finalizing design document phase where we do plan to move out staff from that 1380 howard site that i just mention. so again, the timing works out well. we're anticipating that we'll be able to complete that laguna honda renovation project and start moving staff in there in 2023. so this site gives us a good buffer between needing certain space now and more space for the long-term staff in a few years from now. >> so what happens when covid-related work or surge staffing, as you referred to it, is over? so, do you anticipate not renewing this lease? and what happens to those staff? are they all new-hires? you said they're all grant-funded. what is the long-term -- i understand the more short-term as you described it. just curious about the -- and it makes sense and i appreciate that argument, proximity to the service is important. grant funded-related activities and short-term staffing, that all makes sense, but just curious then what happens at the end of the g

. >> the area in yellow basically is bordered by van essen laguna to the west, the embarcadero to thedway to the north and the vision and mission creek to the south. a larger core adds the areas in brown mission creep to the south and russian hill north beach in fisherman's wharf to the north. on the one hand we want to encourage people to think about. >> biking walking or taking transit want to be able to raise revenues. they can go into making those other forms of transportation better. >> taxes would not be charged as part of the plan. but rideshare drivers would pay each time they enter the zone. and every time there's a trip within the zone. the county transportation authority is hoping to get something to the board of supervisors by the end of the year. >> even if that proposal is approved congestion, pricing would be at least 3 to 5 years off. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> nevada lawmakers are investigating a possible jet fuel shortage that could delay cargo delivery and even passenger travel is going to fact travel through the reno tahoe international airport. t

versions of what would be considered the downtown core the yellow area is bordered by van ness and laguna to the west. the embarcadero to the east broadway to the north and a vision and mission creek to the south. a larger core ads mission bay to the south and russian hill north beach and fisherman's war to the north the idea is to reduce gridlock, but not everyone is convinced that the plan would work seems a little bit crazy to stack. >> that feed just to get into downtown drive through very quickly. on top of the existing bridge fees. the money that could be raised from congestion pricing. we go into making other forms of transit such as my that can go into a community service. >> the transportation authority is hoping to submit a plan to the board of supervisors by the end of the year. but officials say even if congestion pricing is approved, it wouldn't take effect for at least 3 years. and next monday, bart will be increasing its service schedule. this comes a month earlier than originally planned agency says, though ridership is nowhere near pre-pandemic levels. it has seen a stead

current plan has 2 versions of the downtown core the area in yellow basically as boarded by van essen laguna to the west. >> the embarcadero to the east broadway to the north and the vision and mission creek to the south. a larger corps would include the browns own mission bay to the south and add russian hill north beach in fisherman's wharf to the north. on the one hand we want to encourage people to think about. >> biking walking or taking transit want to be able to raise revenues. they can go into making those other forms of transportation better. >> taxes would not be charged as part of the plan. but rideshare drivers would pay each time they enter the zone. and every time there's a trip within the zone. the county transportation authority is hoping to get something to the board of supervisors by the end of the year. >> even if that proposal is approved congestion, pricing would be at least 3 to 5 years off. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> 7.33 and another big story. former california senator barbara boxer was attacked and robbed near her home in oakland. she's 80 years old

current plan has 2 versions of the downtown core the area in yellow basically as boarded by van essen lagunae west. >> the embarcadero to the east broadway to the north and the vision and mission creek to the south. a larger corps would include the browns own mission bay to the south and add russian hill north beach in fisherman's wharf to the north. on the one hand we want to encourage people to think about. >> biking walking or taking transit want to be able to raise revenues. they can go into making those other forms of transportation better. >> taxes would not be charged as part of the plan. but rideshare drivers would pay each time they enter the zone. and every time there's a trip within the zone. the county transportation authority is hoping to get something to the board of supervisors by the end of the year. >> even if that proposal is approved congestion, pricing would be at least 3 to 5 years off. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> up next, a pg e power outage forcing visitors at the santa cruz boardwalk to evacuate as the ride came to a screeching halt. we're going to vi

current plan has 2 versions of the downtown core the area in yellow basically as boarded by van essen lagunato the west. >> the embarcadero to the east broadway to the north and the vision and mission creek to the south. a larger corps would include the browns own mission bay to the south and add russian hill north beach in fisherman's wharf to the north. on the one hand we want to encourage people to think about. >> biking walking or taking transit want to be able to raise revenues. they can go into making those other forms of transportation better. >> taxes would not be charged as part of the plan. but rideshare drivers would pay each time they enter the zone and every time there's a trip within the zone. the county transportation authority is hoping to get something to the board of supervisors by the end of the year. >> even if that proposal is approved congestion, pricing would be at least 3 to 5 years off. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> 9.34 and a big story. former california senator barbara boxer was attacked and robbed near her home. >> she's 80 years old. >> and she's l

and here we have a map showing the area in yellow bordered by van ness and laguna to the west, the market the east and broadway broadway. the north kron 4. >> where point to us there now we're right about okay. we just outside the zone that we're just real well. but i mean, that's just one of larger core which is outlined in yellow would include us. it's the entire. financial district as well all the way up towards aquatic park. as you can see, their russian children. and can you meet me out here and work hard. pull in and see them the 6 was split. we all the idea, of course, is to reduce gridlock but not everybody. it is convinced that that's going to work. seems a little bit crazy to stack. >> that feed just to get into downtown drive through very quickly. on top of the existing bridge fees. the money that could be raised from congestion pricing. we go into making other forms of transit such as my that can go into a community service. >> all right. good news is there's still for terri figuring out and whatever they do, it could take 3 years. so we've got to start saving and figuring out

oh, one southbound north of laguna way in south san francisco and at least one of the left lanes are blocked there. and also we have another accident. this is going to be a long 8.80, southbound north of 92 westbound in hayward and one of the lanes are blocked there. so tracking all of that. the san mateo bridge no major issues or delays. you heading across towards the peninsula. let's also get a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge as you're traveling out of richmond, a little under 9 minutes. golden gate bridge. no major delays. 20 minutes as you're traveling into the city. stay on top of all those accidents and more. we'll have more coming up. but for now, james has come back to the news. all right. thank you. at 6.17. >> a $20,000 trash cam, would you pay that? that's the price tag for this prototype. the costs. yes, is turning a few heads crawford says he do smoke with the acting director of san francisco, san francisco's public works department who defense the cost because he says can like this does a whole lot more than just collecting trash. >> you're looking at a $20,000

did you see -- did you say laguna? _ position to invest. did you see -- did you say laguna?es and thatis need to do. it is green vehicles and that is a big thing in itself. that means basically electrifying our feet and you could not have a more powerful signal on vehicles than what the government said. we are moving to green... electric vehicles by 2030 in this country. that was the government sending the signal and making the market. there is no other country in europe adopting such a brave and bold timetable and what has happened much to our satisfaction and relief is that the automotive sector in the uk and around the world have responded and they are investing and i get back to what i said about the nissan investments and what is happening elsewhere, we will work to ensure that we bring... this is the key thing, we have the scale of manufacture in this country to allow the price of green technology goods to come down. and then there is domestic heating power. i to come down. and then there is domestic heating power.- to come down. and then there is domestic heating powe

and please know that we are also in the process of rehabbing space at our laguna honda hospital rightnow. we're still in the finalizing design document phase where we do plan to move out staff from that 1380 howard site that i just mention. so again, the timing works out well. we're anticipating that we'll be able to complete that laguna honda renovation project and start moving staff in there in 2023. so this site gives us a good buffer between needing certain space now and more space for the long-term staff in a few years from now. >> so what happens when covid-related work or surge staffing, as you referred to it, is over? so, do you anticipate not renewing this lease? and what happens to those staff? are they all new-hires? you said they're all grant-funded. what is the long-term -- i understand the more short-term as you described it. just curious about the -- and it makes sense and i appreciate that argument, proximity to the service is important. grant funded-related activities and short-term staffing, that all makes sense, but just curious then what happens at the end of the g

. >> i live in the western addition here on laguna street. i'm very much in favor of the grocery store going in. i've worked with this project from day one. thanks to all that participated. all the community meetings that we've had here. they've been quite successful for the people having the store come in. thank you so much trader joe's. we are looking forward to partnering with you. >> i'm a resident of hayes valley. it's a grocery store that the community doesn't really have. i say please approve this trader joe's as soon as possible, thank you. >> this is the main garage entrance. trader joe's is in support of this also. unfortunately we're having some issues to get the property manager to pull the permits to make sure that we have a very safe store for everyone. thank you. >> i'm an 18 year resident. i've been working on this since mayor breed was supervisor breed. we've been trying to get this grocery store in here. in this case we exhausted all possibilities of finding an affordable grocer. trader joe's provides an excellent option tha

regency theaters in calabasas, california, got a whopping $9 million and a nonprofit in laguna breachctions like "phantom of the opera" and moulin rouge. you mentioned that broadway hit hamilton getting $39 for three touring productions and they made over 650 million since they began in 2015. the late producer jeffrey seller is defending the cash grab it telling "new york times" that none of the monies will go to show producers or investors saying remember when chrysler and gm were about to go bankrupt? that's the same way the federal government came into bailout auto companies and it's doing the same thing for all of show business with this legislation but, the sba tells me that these groups are allowed to essentially double dip, and if they received the ppp loan this year they are still allowed to apply for aid from the program. the catch is the money they got in the ppp loan is deducted from this final what could be multimillion dollar amount in this aid. >> gillian: $50 million no matter how you slice and dice it is a lot of money for any broadway show. i think part of the problem

. $4 million went to a non-profit festival of the arts in laguna beach.emier spot, chinese theater raked in $6 million. 9 million went to a broadway production company in new york city with productions like "phantom of the opera" and "moulin rouge." "hamilton" got $30 million for three touring productions. the lead producer explained the high dollar amount like this. remember chrysler around gm were about to go bankrupt, in the same way the federal government came in to bail out auto companies it is doing things for showbusinesses with this legislation. "hamilton" spent millions of dollars during a time it earned no income. he said money is not going to producers, royalties for artists but they say a lot of this million dollar federal aid is going to these groups, a lot of small businesses that even received a few thousands of dollars in ppp loans ultimately had to close because it just wasn't enough to get them through. neil? neil: thank you for that, hillary vaughn. back to my buddy charles payne. "hamilton" was our first treasury secretary if you think

and please know that we are also in the process of rehabbing space at our laguna honda hospital rightnow. we're still in the finalizing design document phase where we do plan to move out staff from that 1380 howard site that i just mention. so again, the timing works out well. we're anticipating that we'll be able to complete that laguna honda renovation project and start moving staff in there in 2023. so this site gives us a good buffer between needing certain space now and more space for the long-term staff in a few years from now. >> so what happens when covid-related work or surge staffing, as you referred to it, is over? so, do you anticipate not renewing this lease? and what happens to those staff? are they all new-hires? you said they're all grant-funded. what is the long-term -- i understand the more short-term as you described it. just curious about the -- and it makes sense and i appreciate that argument, proximity to the service is important. grant funded-related activities and short-term staffing, that all makes sense, but just curious then what happens at the end of the g

. >> commissioner laguna. >> here. >> and commissioner zouzounis and commission ortiz-cartagena are gone. >> please read the land acknowledgment. [reading of land acknowledgment] we wish to pay respect by acknowledging their an sestors, elder rs and relatives of the community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first people. >> great. item number two please. >> item number two, board of supervisors file 210741, waiver of permit, license, and business registration fees for new small businesses. this is an ordinance waiving certain first-year permits, license and business registration fees for businesses that commence engaging in business with the city and county of san francisco from november 1, 2021 through october 31, 2022. and have estimated first-year gross receipts of $2 million or less, and have a registered business location that is for store front commercial use and not formula retail uses. and refunding any waived fees paid to the city. this is a discussion and action item. presenting today is amy beinart an aide to supervisor ronen. before amy start, i am going to share t

and also, i'm pleased to say that it's laguna honda participated in the celebration by bringing bingo back. just wanted to point out that, as well. there are a number of issues around covid-19 in the director's report with regard to vaccination efforts. we will cover that quite a bit in that update, so i'll leave it to that stage of the commission meeting to talk about some of these in more detail. happy to answer any questions that commissioners may have. oh, and happy to say that we've had quite a bit of press, and the links are available in the report. thank you. >> thank you, dr. colfax. do we have any public comment? >> clerk: persons wishing to make public comment, press star, three. no comments, commissioner. >> thank you. commissioners, any comments or questions for the director's report before we move into the covid-19 update? okay. seeing none, we'll go to our next item, number 4, for discussion, which is the covid-19 update. back to you, director colfax, and to dr. tenor, as well. >> yes. thank you so much, commissioner, and commissioners. just to add that i will be providi

and also, i'm pleased to say that it's laguna honda participated in the celebration by bringing bingo back. just wanted to point out that, as well. there are a number of issues around covid-19 in the director's report with regard to vaccination efforts. we will cover that quite a bit in that update, so i'll leave it to that stage of the commission meeting to talk about some of these in more detail. happy to answer any questions that commissioners may have. oh, and happy to say that we've had quite a bit of press, and the links are available in the report. thank you. >> thank you, dr. colfax. do we have any public comment? >> clerk: persons wishing to make public comment, press star, three. no comments, commissioner. >> thank you. commissioners, any comments or questions for the director's report before we move into the covid-19 update? okay. seeing none, we'll go to our next item, number 4, for discussion, which is the covid-19 update. back to you, director colfax, and to dr. tenor, as well. >> yes. thank you so much, commissioner, and commissioners. just to add that i will be providi

s plan to replace the sheriff's security staffing at the hospital and laguna honda and other clinics with nurses and other trained medical staff, how that is reflected in the sheriff's department staffing, the reduction from that significant work order, and how that reflected in the staffing and the budget, looking ahead in the next two years. >> in the next two years, we see a reduction in our sworn staffing levels, and an increase in our cadet levels. so part of our behavioral health response team's plan with d.p.h., in terms of responding to people on campus, will be to not have deputies respond to those. and or cadet class right, our non-uniformed positions, are in process right now of training and are meeting and conferring with f.d.i.u., to expand their duties to being part of a behavioral health response team, and being able to provide that bridge in response to people in crisis. i think christian can correct me if i'm wrong, but the numbers of 11 staff members worn this year, with an additional 12 next year, but christian can confirm that one for me. >> on an analyzed basis,

those are changes along the 300, 400 blocks of hayes and half block of octavia between franklin and laguna. they're shared spaces in former loading zone spaces and there already was a low capacity given how many deliveries there are and how many there are in the neighborhood. they mostly did rearranging of those to make them instead of a single space zone between two parking spaces to make it bigger putting the zones near corners to help the flow in and out of those zones. >> and the mid market octavia plan has there been going on around how the plan fits in so that the landscape of that worked? >> a lot of the feedback is outside and they're working hard with that. and they're helping fit in the bigger division and this is something we'll be working and tackling as a program going forward and this is something that we attempted to address a little bit in the last five or six years but it's a very difficult problem to marry the bold vision of that off street management of parking maximums and make that fit in super well with the on street piece without unfairly discriminating against newco

i'm naomi laguna. a rising a little grader and a -- eighth grader and a rising 12th grader. it's with a heavy heart that i have decided to resign from the pac at this time because we are putting our youngest son in a private school for eighth grade and i just wanted to, you know, to be super positive that i really enjoyed my time on the pac. i have especially enjoyed my time as the chair working side-by-side with michelle, and that -- just to also to be really transparent, the pac brings a lot of different opinions and a lot of different views. michelle and i specifically don't always agree on things. but we've always been able to have a robust dialogue. and i'm often surprised by how many times michelle has influenced my thinking, changed my thinking, and made me much more open-minded, you know. we always come to the table that we're very open-minded but there's always more opening that can be done. i've always really appreciated being able to have such a bird's-eye view into how the district works an