and what's the website address www larkin street youth dot org. it leaves weapon can people also volunteer in any way? i was sort of services. are you looking for meeting them? mentorship opportunities. yeah. so the ways in people can volunteers to contact us through our website, we do some group volunteer activities. people can come in and help maybe cook a meal for young people. help help stock are cut or clothing closet. we also have landscaping opportunities at some of our housing programs. and then what a lot of folks do is is work within their businesses over there groups. they're their friend groups and and create clothing drives are drives for socks and clean underwear under obviously anything else that young people might and what are some items, but that you say would be most in demand right now most in demand for us in addition to gift cards are things like scarves hats, coats, it's very cold outside. so we always need to be getting young people, the things they need to stay warm in. the weather we just heard about. we're going to have.

. >> all right, michael, thank you. 5.47 is the time larkin street youth services is celebrating thelity in berkeley today, larkin street youth services is san francisco is largest nonprofit for youth homelessness. and after 18 months of renovations funded by the city of berkeley and hud, the facility is now ready to serve youth in need. so the event marks larkin streets first expansion into the east bay and it includes a ribbon cutting ceremony with notable speakers like assembly member, buffy wicks and larkin street ceo cherilyn adams. city leaders say the $600,000 renovation ensures critical services will continue for young people experiencing homelessness in the bay area. 5.47. on the clock. the a's are on track to break ground now on their brand new stadium in las vegas. that will happen in the spring after nearly 4 years of negotiations, the stadium authority board in nevada unanimously approved all the financing and development agreement for the team's new ballpark. that will costs nearly 2 billion dollars to build the chairman of the stadium authority board talked about the p

. >> member larkin, present. >> member mathews, present. >> member pantoja is absent. >> member sanderlin, present. >> >> chair tung, present. >> we have quorum. >> next, we'll have the >> next, we'll have the ramaytush ohlone land are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> public comment? comment: opportunity for the public to comment on any matters within the committee's jurisdiction that are not on the agenda. (5 minutes) please line up at the podium now each person will have three minutes to speak. >> public comment is closed. for this agenda item. >> item 3 please. >> 3. action item: approval, with possible modification, of the meeting minutes from august 12, 2024. >> any committee discussion? >> no committee discussion. >> do i have a second?

great. >> (laughter.) >> member larkin are you voting on that. >> i don't know why think i have to. >> if you don't want to vote someone has to bring motion to stain. >> member mathews, aye. >> member pantoja absent. >> member sanderlin, aye. >> chair tung motion passes. >> (laughter.) >> item number 4 please. >> 4. discussion item/possible action: presentation on the 2011 road repaving and street safety go bond program. >> good morning. >> um, chair tung and vice chair crawford members of the public i'm the project manager 40 with approximate my colleague is presenting at the commission right now but here to present the 2011 road repaving and street safety go bond program this bond was 200 and $50 million perhaps among 6 promises programming with the repaving and construction bond one hundred and 49 and o million dollars the translated and a street improvements program injunction with the mta and the sidewalks and the programs program that was $14 million the sidewalk accessibility sidewalk program $8 million and then the street structure program $7 million we are currently in the cl

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed.? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for consideration. >> happening right now, montclair village in oakland is celebrating its 22nd annual holiday stroll. it goes until 8 o'clock tonight. kron four's philippe djegal all spoke with business owners earlier today who said they were hopeful people would choose to come out and shop local. >> know things are not all as businesses in oaklandir village thursday and get ready for the hillside neighborhoods 22nd annual holiday stroll. nick jenkins makes his rounds on foot and a colleague also passes in a car visually reassuring shoppers. there are several lies on them, making sure they stay safe. and if we are to make sure make a presence felt. >> to make sure people can get to their cars to their shopping, things like that without being bothered. jenkins works for intervention group which the montclair village association hired to patro

hey, also larkin? yeah, i was over here in american accent is like i what's going on. yeah. you're right, is we have people here from all different places of the world. we have people here from united states, from russia, from india, from germany, from u. c o p a. yeah, it is just a small community, a 100 families, a whole lot. chang. yeah. who are going to say, what the hell is the americans are being in this one because they are all jews. we are all jews who are exiled from this land about 2000 years ago. we kept that connection to the land for out those millennium. and now, thanks to god, we are coming back to our land if the united nation says that there has to be a significant increase that attacks from settlers. and then also, as this area was called by the united nations, an occupation that is illegal under the geneva convention, that it is only right for the united states to take actions. how do you respond to that? there's not a legal for me to raise my children here. i'm not bothering anybody else as why i never belong to anybody else who was always state lance. we

i recall philip larkin's words about her late majesty, queen elizabeth.tant good. a strong steel point in a changing world. i recall it because i think it also reflects a britain and the nation's role today to be a constant and responsible actor in turbulent times. to be the soundest ally and to be determined always in everything we do, every exchange that we have with other nations, every agreement that we enter into, to deliverfor the agreement that we enter into, to deliver for the british people and show, beyond doubt, that britain is back. thank you. applause the prime minister sir keir starmer wrapping up that speech focusing as we expected on foreign policy and foreign affairs. he needs a couple of his key priorities for his government over the years ahead talking about economic growth talking about economic growth talking about economic growth talking about the huge investment summit that took place in coincidence in the same location in the guildhall there and talking about security, the importance of building alliances with the eu, rebuilding, h

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for consideration. alameda county conducted its homeless count back in january. and we >> reported the numbers from that count this summer. but this week, county officials released a full report kron four's rob nesbitt reports on what's working in what needs improvement. >> the point in time count alameda county this year show that overall homelessness is down 3% and the number of unsheltered people has gone down 11%. it takes several months for county officials to find out why those numbers exist. the decrease in homelessness in alameda county. this year was the first decrease there in a decade. jonathan russell is the director of housing and homelessness services for the county. he says nearly a year later officials are able to put out a full report that shows how pandemic investments have helped lower the number of unhoused people. the

police say vu was last seen on october 31st at around 11:00 at night at grove and larkin streets. vu sister did not say where the body was discovered or whether any foul play is involved. police told us they do not have an official update on the case. well, california's attorney general is taking steps now to. quote, trump proof. the state's policies on undocumented immigrants. attorney general rob bonta holding a news conference today at a public library in san francisco. the san francisco police chief, the sheriff, as well as mayor elect daniel lurie. president elect trump has indicated that he will rely on local authorities to assist in his plans for mass deportations. >> in response to the incoming trump administration's threats of mass deportations. i want to take a moment to affirm that california's immigrant community has my support. >> bonta said he and the other city leaders will protect immigrants rights, making it clear that attempts at mass deportations are against california law and that institutions such as libraries cannot collect immigration status information for

but as it is with everybody�*s childhood, we have relationships, like the philip larkin poem, you know all my secrets, so i showed you....# last week, robbie williams was nominated for best song at the golden globes. and now their sights are set on the oscars. best musical monkey? yeah. we'll definitely be up for that. if that was a category, we would definitely win. yeah. colin paterson, bbc news. better man will be released in uk cinemas on the 26th of december. before we go there so much heavy lifting on these programmes like this with the want to show you a new feature we have on the bbc website. it is a hundred heart—warming moments of 2024 for the pets tag pygmy hippe- moments of 2024 for the pets tag pygmy hippo. the moon that captivated stargazers with them and the centenarian telling the bbc the secret for a handy life of the escrow through that. see you at the same time tomorrow watching today, bye—bye. hello there. it's been mostly dry today, but we've had a lot of rainfall the last couple of days across north—west scotland. that's caused some localised flooding issues. for

moving east to the larkin to hide block. this is where there is interest in a future shared spaces permit for temporary closures to activate this new area between local businesses, ghirardelli square and aquatic park. the two way separated bikeway continues here to the north side, where there is currently metered parking at the beach and hyde intersection, there will be turn lane removals, more walking time and changes to the roadway striping to prioritize pedestrians, as well as some signal timing considerations for the cable car operations. while turn lanes will be removed, there will not be any new turn restrictions. the parking configuration on the south side of beach street will be adjusted to allow for businesses with existing parklets and permits to remain as designed, and convert some of the parallel parking to angled parking to fit in a couple more spaces. additionally, we are reconfiguring hyde street between beach and jefferson. by removing the turn lane on hyde, we can add a few parking spaces on the east side of

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal will now go to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. >> alameda county officials say the number of homeless people in the county is down 3%. the number of unsheltered people has gone down 11%. the numbers coming from a homeless count done earlier this year. it recorded more than 6400 people as unsheltered. >> we still see a large proportion of folks that are in until can settings that are in vehicles so fully. 54 1% of all the people recorded outside or our initial to settings are in vehicles, which i think is consistent with a lot of folks experience. >> officials say pandemic investments have helped to lower the number of unhoused people. the county's goal is now to end homelessness in 5 years. the next county is set for january 2026. >> oakland fire fighters are launching a campaign to prevent the city from shuttering as many as 6 fire stations over the next several months

brian larkin, chair of your own citizen advisory committee and glad to be back with you after some months the c a c met past tuesday november 12 and had three presentation items on the agenda. including updates from facility security and project portal team. i am informed that there was discussion of the items presented to them by staff. that included a request for mtc to provide update on clipper machines at the center and inquiry as to the possible affects of the new federal executive administration on the portal futurefunding and i think i just heard you discuss that among yourselves. i'll bet it is a continuing discussion. request for sf mta to provide update on digital signage at the bus plaza. for example, which buses are departing. review of the system and elevators to insure they reflect environmental conditions, for example, park sound versus street level. common daishz of the center secretary program recognized by the transit security administration and transportation priorities. that is all for this month. i wish each of you a happy thanksgiving. >> thank you very much and we w

marny regen, larkin street youth service. we support the 1174 folsom supportive housing site for vulnerable transyouth in san francisco. we thank supervisor dorsey, hsh, homeless oversight commission and the budget committee for your collective leadership insuring these vulnerable young people have safe stable housing. there is a cruel cultural war wageden our transand queer neighbors across the country and this housing site is a safe halveen haven for san francisco youth ready to become rent paying tenants who contribute to their neighborhood and make it more beautiful and vibrant. this housing is needed in continuum of care to continue san francisco's success in decreasing youth homelessness and reduce future numbers of chronically homeless adults. thank you for your compassion commitment to eliminating youth homelessness in san francisco. >> thank you much. next speaker. >> [indiscernible] i find it auspicious on the same day we are debating trans healthcare being a human right on a national level, body autonomy, deportati

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. >> in the east bay, police say 2 people died after a driver lost control of their car and crashed into a tree. you see the accident scene here. that car veered into a home in crawford's theresa sasha spoke with that homeowner about all the damage. >> a fatal car crash in the fremont neighborhood around 10, 30 wednesday night. a homeowner found what was left of a bmw slammed the side of his house. the vehicle split into the garage door was smashed. the home's main water line severed. but i come imagine hall farce it can happen. the cough, the car break-ins like that about that case. this neighbor grabbed his phone and started recording these images. he says he couldn't believe what he saw. >> i you and coming match and i tell you neighborhood roads and highway, even the highway. and i don't think car can. lie about that situation

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. we'll talk about our weather forecast now looking outside here in san francisco. a great day already seeing some rain in some parts of the bay area. let's see if more is coming right now with our meteorologist kyla grogan. what yeah. and we have plenty more coming as we get into the evening and overnight. even the beginning of saturday. i also wanted to just mentioned, though, the coast is getting dangerous as well. you can see as we take a live look here to ocean beach. >> starting to see those waves that are kicking up. we are under a high surf advisory tonight until 07:00pm on saturday. and then we also have, as you can see here in the areas in green, some coastal flooding possible. so coastal flooding advisories. well, so this is the problem is that we've got waves 18 to 22 feet. so there's obviously also the threat of sne

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. >> it's 8.37 in the east bay. alameda county is out with this year's report on homelessness there. yeah. the report shows the number has gone down. kron four's rob nesbitt takes a closer look. the homeless count is done every 2 years as part of the u.s. department of housing and urban development point in time requirement. >> alameda county credits an increase in funding for improving their numbers. tense along sidewalks are a common sight in bay area. cities and alameda county. there seems to be improvements. director of housing and homelessness services jonathan russell says since 2022 overall homelessness dropped by 3% and the number of unsheltered people has gone down 11% crediting an increase of state funds such as governor newsom's project home key between rounds of homekey. i think there's been 12 projects in alameda co

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed.ey took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. >> well, lets go to the east bay. alameda county has released this year's point in time count. yeah. and this is what they do and they count every other year, the number of homeless and they say it's gone down. kron four's nesbitt has more. >> the decrease in homelessness in alameda county. this year was the first decrease there in a decade. >> jonathan russell is the director of housing and homelessness services for the county. he says nearly a year later officials are able to put out a full report that shows how pandemic investments have helped lower the number of unhoused people. there's also a better understanding of what a person without shelter is going through. we still see a large proportion of folks that are in until can settings that are in vehicles. >> so fully, 54% of all the people recorded outside or our initial to settings are

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> this new proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote and in the east bay. alameda county has released this year's point in time count. it's a report that shows the number of homeless people in the county has gone down. kron four's rob nesbitt gives us a closer look. >> the decrease in homelessness in alameda county. this year was the first decrease there in a decade. jonathan russell is the director of housing and homelessness services for the county. he says nearly a year later officials are able to put out a full report that shows how pandemic investments have helped lower the number of unhoused people. there's also a better understanding of what a person without shelter is going through. we still see a large proportion of folks that are in until can settings that are in vehicles. >> so fully, 54% of all the people recorded outside or our initial to settings are in vehicles, which i think is consistent w

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed.? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes before the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. has some new officials, the city council person and the mayor carolyn o bring juror was re-elected last month resuming her role as mayor and pablo bet event today officially joining the council after feeding the former mayor for district 4. the council also pointed laurette as vice mayor. 10. 37 is the time right now. in other news that we're following this morning, the california transportation commission is giving out 830 million dollars to infrastructure projects across the state and the bay area will see some of that money and so we'll see road improvements. alameda contra costa, santa clara, san francisco, san mateo solano and sonoma counties are all getting money for bridge and road maintenance and renovation work. and this includes work that's going to be done on 6.80. >> 2, 88, 80 and a million dollars for muni in san

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. >> it's night. 37 and alameda county is out with this year's homeless count as well. they do this every 2 years. and this year's report showed the number of homeless has actually gone down in the county proper is rob nesbitt takes a look at why. the homeless count is done every 2 years as part of the u.s. department of housing and urban development point in time requirement. >> alameda county credits an increase in funding for improving their numbers. tense along sidewalks are a common sight in bay area cities and alameda county. there seems to be improvements. director of housing and homelessness services jonathan russell says since 2022 overall homelessness dropped by 3% and the number of unsheltered people has gone down 11% crediting an increase of state funds such as governor newsom's project home key between rounds of hom

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal passed the planning commission and now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for consideration. today. the jury for many murder trial still deciding if stabbing of cash app founder bob lee was premeditated or a case of self-defense. call for for joins us live now from san francisco with the latest on charles. >> well, good afternoon. yeah, the jury is back today for a 6th day of deliberations there currently behind closed doors trying to figure out this case. it's going to take a look at some video here now earlier today, the prosecutors and a defense attorney were called into the courtroom because apparently the jury did have a question they wanted to ask. we don't know what that question was. lawyers were in there for about an hour and on the way out when the defense attorney said it was, quote, a simple question, end quote. so we don't know what that was all about. jurors have

larkin street between. >> eddie and o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed.cause they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and what the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for their vote. in the bay. a car crashed into the front of a home. >> 2 people in the car were sent to the hospital because of this accident happened wednesday morning near san run drive and simmons lane. the driver, in fact, is still in the hospital. as far as we know, the passenger was treated and released police do not suspect alcohol or drugs as a factor in the crash. they're still investigating why the car launched into the house. >> another big story we're following this morning. the 6 day of jury deliberations in the high-profile murder trial of need money who's charged with killing cash app founder bob lee. the question is, why is it taking so long for the jury to reach a verdict? kron four's lezla gooden has more. >> the jury has gone home again, leaving every one of the halls waiting for this burdick, including the defense attorneys.

larkin. and information about each of the projects can be found on our website sfmta.com/quickbuild. >> 2025 we will be continuing our work on additional streets throughout the city and wore thankful for this board's support left week and today in the allocation of tax funding. and more information about these projects will be shared and we will be sure to reach out to each district office once we have project teams asembled and fund nothing place and when our project kicks off. lastly, since the tool kit project will be winding down soon, we have and -- will have we will have evaluated all intersections of the high injury network. we are think being forward what is next in terms of our program efforts and when we do at scale and so in 2025 we will be working on daylighting at intersections prioritized near schools as well as lowering speed limitos high injury network streets upgrade bikeways with more protection such as circumstance railer concrete meadians in lieu of the plastic dlin iators

larkin street between eddie and o'farrell. the entire. i took mayor lurie there when he was running for office. he was shocked. every single store, every storefront was closed. why? because they took two hotels and made them shelters and let the drugs overflow. people get in, as i've written about with the cove hotel, and i linked it in my in my in my letter to you. why does every neighborhood in san francisco seem to get public comment and discussion and outreach by the city, except for the tenderloin? is it because people are poor? now you're going to deny that? of course, we don't treat poor people that way. we don't treat the tenderloin differently. then how come nobody in this neighborhood knew about this legislation? no one was even talked to. no one was advanced to. so i'm asking for a continuance. so, bilal mahmoud, our new supervisor, he should be part of this process. danny souder, our new supervisor, he should be part of this process. daniel lurie, our new mayor, he should be part of this process. why are we rushing this in a d

and now we're working on the larkin street. it is crucial for the city to move forward with the biking and rolling plan, and fully implement it. this is not just about infrastructure, but it's about repairing the harms caused by decades of car centric policies and following. we ask that you follow through on this plan, and it will help rebuild trust between the city and the community, too often, the tl community is asked to engage in planning processes that fail to deliver significant changes. residents and small businesses suffer while the neighborhood is treated as a high speed thoroughfare for those passing through, accountability is critical to ensuring the pb p excuse me, brp fulfills its goals throughout the community. engagement process. residents consistently raise concerns about accountability and enforcement. vulnerable pedestrians expressed a clear need for stronger traffic enforcement to protect them from dangerous behavior by drivers, bikers, and the increased scooter riders on our sidewalks. additionally, there is

losing their long-term tourists status go visit little saigon of immediacy in little saigon lately, larkin o'farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? because they took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >>the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for their consideration. san francisco police may have have released a plan aimed at improving pedestrian safety in the city. this comes on the heels of a report that 2024 as one of the deadliest years for traffic accidents in the last decade, police say there have been 42 traffic deaths in san francisco this year and more than half of them were pedestrians thursday, the department met with city leaders to share update on new safety tactics and also highlight areas that are need of improvements. the police department plans to now incorporate drone speed cameras and gps devices to help make police chases safer. the department also says incentives and new technology will help them in increasing recruitment. >>think drones are going to be more helpful for sideshow enforcement, right?

i mean, at pride we're going to block larkin street. i'm going to have my body worn camera on.at the chief and i are both talking about is about tactical decisions that we're making at a command post, not the officer on the corner to decide whether how they're going to approach a stolen vehicle. suspect. well, i think there are two distinct things here. right. there's the command post language in the current draft, and there's the tactical deactivation language, which is would i mean, there's some overlap there, but but we're talking about tactical communication that would 99% of the time happen at a command post at the tactical command post. okay. that's that's the distinction we're making here. and they're separate in the dgo. so it's kind of confusing issues here. but so then why did the language not cabin the deactivation exception to command post if that's all you cared about. because the language that you have is much broader. right. it's both. it's the command post and it's the i'm sorry. it's both. it's the command post. but it's also those sensitive tactical discussion

larkin street between >> d and o farrell. every single store. every storefront was closed. why? it took 2 hotels and made him shelters and let the drugs overflow. >> the proposal now goes to the san francisco board of supervisors for a vote. firefighters played crucial role in protecting our communities. but despite progress over the years, the api community remains under represented. among first responders. i spoke with a local organization working to change that. and this award winning story just recognized by the san francisco press club. >> it's a busy day at san francisco's fire station. 7. the engine. >> trucks and rescue squad rolling out to emergencies across the you keep doing it. despite these challenges, i don't quit. and they're sliding into acting lieutenant stanley braving literal trial by fire after nearly 3 decades with the department day today. >> there's a lot of unpredictability. that was the beauty of being a firefighter. you never met i-72 and market. >> on average san francisco fire response to more than 200 emergency medical calls like this a day becoming

. >> member larkin, present. >> member mathews, present. >> member pantoja is absent.

it's so it's mean, at pride we're larkin street. i'm going to have my body worn camera on. vsuspect. i think there aredist post language in the cur the tactical deactivation language, would i mean, there some overlap there, but but we're talking about tactical communication thatl)t w 99% of the time happen at a command pot tactical the dist dgo. so iissues why did tabin the deactivation exception to Ñ9 if because the language that you have is muc broader. right. it's both.d post and it's the i'm sorry. it's both. butactical discussions wh bomb squad is talking about how do we , what do wewhatthings.e happeningt. there's the decision making. and if i'm running a command captain ahern is theres these tactical discussions, and then they come to the incidents is what we recommend. you know, and then there a discussion. okay. sounds like a it. th back on. one of the thingst yound i talked has to be temporary. the captains don't get to if they're ifional thinn. activated just like everybody else is. but when there, i mean, i don on body worn camera because a lotat's head when yo