the community service, larkin street. you know -- lauda. we know that we are changing lives every single day we are saving lives every day. and the press talks about that. they'd talk about you know trashing the streets or homeless encampments but not talking about the lives that are being transformed and the beauty that happens inside buildings like this every day in san francisco. and i think we node to talk more about that. because that is what san francisco is all about. that is what we believe in. that is when we care about and the w we are doing every day. [applause]. and -- [speaking spanish]. congratulations i am go about my day glowing with a smile ear to ear. [speak spanish]. [applause]. with a ton of happiness and excitement. i'm going to invite up lauda valdez the director of the delores street community service. >> good afternoon will i will read my robber in english and read in spanish. >> i would like to start by acknowledging the contributions of the casa esperanza staff, team that is here. we can get applause for them. they

perhaps member larkin? >> natasha, um, you mentioned i think prospect c, which that was what the real estate transfer tax measured years ago. >> i believe this is the business tax. >> business tax. >> okay. >> sorry. >> chair matthews is agreeing >> okay and you were saying you are starting in the expenditure sns >> yea. we manage the our city our home committee out of our office. we have full time staff and other support. we are doing the first annual report around spending. we have done some analysis. it is not the first time but we want to do an annual reporting of the budget and spending. so not an audit that would be on -- >> okay >> mark's side. >> when will this report be sdmn >> we hope by december. that will be on -- the website. so there will be graphics and charts. >> good. could you give mow a hint how i find this website. >> yes. joy will share temperature hopeful low the next meeting we will be close to the issuance date. >> yes. >> good. >> i look forward to this. >> thank you. >> sure. >> an

1865 when the horse drawn carriage company larkins co was founded in downtown san francisco. the business thrived for decade and evolved from servicing and participating armies to working on high end. >> . >> vehicles and airplanes. today the business is still family owned and operated operated by jason whose matter marty purchased the business in 1986 and has a close relationship with clients and true stot intention of the original founders william and kenneth larkins remains committed to provide the high quality service to the bay area community. the department is supportive of this application and supports a resolution recommending the larkins brothers tire company to the legacy business registry. thank you and i will now hand things off to emily. >> good afternoon commissioners. emily lane planning staff. the fourth legacy business application is for hotel boheme. hotel boheme is a bro teak hotel that is offered welcoming accommodations to international and domestic travelers for the past 31 years. hotel boheme was established by morganstern and envisioned the interior of

greg larkin with punk and pinstripes crunched the data. basically everyone who has a linked in free throw file who works at twitter and asked ourselves how many people have left each quarter since the beginning of 2022? >> that number skyrocketed since the beginning of the year. but keep this in mind. >> these numbers are going to be an underestimate. meaning this is only -- it's a lagging indicator. the data will become available when somebody changes their employment status on linked in. so that's not everyone who is left. >> on wednesday, musk told twitter employee that is he doesn't plan to cut 75% of the staff when he taken over the company. even so, larkin says twitter's loss is a big win for other social media platforms in the bay area. >> and so the people who are leaving for the exits amidst the turmoil between elon musk and twitter are getting scooped up by apple, by google by other tech companies in the area. >> when it comes to unemployment and when it comes to tech talent -- >> they get picked up pretty quickly. i don't think

larkins, i met the owners and it has been a staple. and i hate to say it, i peel out once in a while so i need tires. [laughter] y'all have always been there and since i was a little kid, that was a place to get your tires so i'm excited for both businesses and all businesses here today. >> thank you. commissioner huie. >> i also wanted to congratulate all of you for being in business for so many generations and i work and have always kind of worked in family businesses in our family businesses and it's a special place to raise my kids, kind of starting from, i think as soon as you can start doing anything, you're kind of tasked to do something and you know, it really shows them what community really is and i like to be able to come into the store and into the office or into the shop or into the restaurant or wherever it is and feel like all those people around them are home is a real gift, so thank you very much for thriving in san francisco, growing your business here, being committed here and yeah. it makes me excite and proud and i

even so, larkin says twitter's loss is a big win for other social media platforms in the bay area. >> so the people who are leaving for the exits amidst the turmoil between elon musk and twitter are getting scooped up by apple, by google, by other large tech companies in the bay area. >> when it comes to unemployment and when it comes to tech talent. >> they get picked up pretty quickly. don't think it's going to have an impact of depressing the bay area economy, it doesn't look that way from what we are seeing now, it just means that the talent wars, somebody else will win the war. >> in san francisco, abc7news. >> tomorrows expected close of musk's $44 billion twitter deal is prompting asked -- action on the twitter -- on the exchange. twitter shares will be suspended from trading tomorrow. shares of twitter stock closed up about .5%. >> two weeks after a school shooting scare hit multiple bay area schools, another hoax today. this one was in santa cruz. our anchor is live in the newsroom with details. >> at around 9:30 police responded to a call that there was an active shooter in

larkins, i met the owners and it has been a staple. i hate to say it, i peel out once in a while so i need tires. [laughter] y'all have always been there and since i was a little kid, that was a place to get your tires so i'm excited for both businesses and all businesses here today. >> thank you. commissioner huie. >> i also wanted to congratulate all of you for being in business for so many generations and i work and have always kind of worked in family businesses in our family businesses and it's a special place to raise my kids, kind of starting from, i think as soon as you can start doing anything, you're kind of tasked to do something and you know, it really shows them what community really is and i like to be able to come into the store and into the office or into the shop or into the restaurant or wherever it is and feel like all those people around them are home is a real gift, so thank you very much for thriving in san francisco, growing your business here, being committed here and yeah. it makes me excite and proud and i lov

duncan larkin, the _ damaging and scathing. duncan larkin, the former _ damaging and scathing.mily on holiday. mitchell had forged her well so that she and her mother would receive her estate. the court heard that she needed money to pay for repairs to her house in north west london. in fact, mee kuen chong had offered her £200,000 to pay for those renovations before changing her mind. shortly after she changed her mind. shortly after she changed her mind she disappeared. mitchell was an osteopath and had a degree in human sciences and the skills to dismember a body, thejury was human sciences and the skills to dismember a body, the jury was told. there was no forensic evidence linking her to the crime, all the evidence was circumstantial. she declined to give evidence in court and answered no comment in her police interviews. detective chief inspectorjim eastwood described mitchell as a ruthless killer, saying the cold facts of the case were shocking. it took the jury just over eight hours to reach their guilty verdict and jemma mitchell will be sentenced here at the old baile

we have chief deputy commissioner kelly larkin and the commissioner. >> the scourge of gun violence which has been impacting our country for many years. signaled to this committee that it is up to us as parliamentarians to work together to reverse the alarming trends that have seen increases in gun violence, specifically handgun violence. it is up to this committee not only to study carefully tangible laws which are designed with the intent of reversing those trends. but to also discuss efforts we're taking to stop illegal trafficking of guns at our borders. it is up to the members of the committee to support the work of parliament in examining the root causes of gun crime. which requires to work very closely with many partners, including grassroots organizations so we can stop gun crime before it starts. i look to you and the various perspectives you will be bringing from your own constituencies to have thoughtful discussion about that today. it is clear, wherever you sit, regardless of the side of the aisle or partisan strength, that the status quo will do -- won't do. every time i meet

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jimmy g just does not feel the pressure he gets sacked by frank larkin end zone, i guess is better stepping out the back of the end zone. late day before that, the safety kansas city, they tack on another touchdown shortly after she swin. 44 to 23 after the game. we heard from the forty-niners fancy new extended football's you know, like i said, it's >> they don't. no one cares. if i got here 2 days ago, if i've been here since since april, you know, if i'm out there with a uniform you know, i expect to be prepared and i'm sure my you know, my teammates and coach is expected to be prepared to you can sit there and make excuses and say that, you know, i haven't had a lot of time. we're going to be ready to go on. that's that was the mindset that i had. i think the biggest thing is just timing with the guys. you know, the guys in front of open up some big rains and got to do better job making safety is missing. squaring up and getting downhill. but they did a of a job and it's my job to make make those plays. >> all right. let's go to chase center. look at this. mike brown leandro barbosa get

one such a newfound friend, hero of the battle of yoven, jedi master, veteran freedom fighter larkin will. yes, i could do. not look sky worker, himself, the farm boy who shot a proton torpedo into an exhaust pipe the -- did destroyed the first death star. pardon my momentary detour into the star wars fan boy don't. after being named an ambassador for the official arm of the ukrainian ambassador -- hamill is not turning his attention to the army of, drones are program and of supporting the ukrainian military effort through contributions of unmanned aerial vehicles. aka, donations. because, unfortunately, sometimes when you are fighting a reactionary totalitarian far-right help the team -- i mean putin, you need more than just the force to be with you. joining me now for his first american tv interview on behalf of united 24 and the ukrainian government is a look skywalker himself, mr. marc hamel. mark, thank you so much for coming on the show tonight. let me start by asking the obvious question. tell our viewers what is the army of drone, what is your own in it, what is a trying to a

weekend, narcotics officers arrested two suspected drug dealer at the quarter of golden gate avenue and larkin he was a suspect in a case from the night prior in which he allegedly pulled a gun and threatened to kill a woman in their search officers found nearly $1000 in cash and 3.6 kg of drugs on the man. the majority was fentanyl nearly £8 worth and it was in different form. it was pink fentanyl. it was pills every single time we take product off the street in this quantity. it does save lives. he actually had cocaine crack, as well as methamphetamine and other drugs . district attorney brooke jenkins says 24 year old miguel ramos is charged with multiple felony charges for possession with intent to sell the drugs. and misdemeanor assault with a deadly weapon, the amount of nt, e says, is enough to kill more than 1.5 million people. it's highly significant . we're talking about someone engaged in violent conduct, which is what precipitated the police making contact with him and then him being found in possession of an amount of fentanyl that could kill more than the entire city. the d. a s

weekend, narcotics officers arrested two suspected drug dealer at the quarter of golden gate avenue and larkinas a suspect in a case from an eye prior in which he allegedly pulled a gun and threatened to kill a woman in their search officers found nearly $1000 in cash and 3.6 kg of drugs on the man. the majority was fentanyl nearly £8 worth and it was in different form. it was pink fentanyl. it was pills every single time we take product off the street in this quantity. it does save lives. he actually had cocaine crack, asrugs . district attorney brooke ramos is charged with multiple felony charges for possession with intent to sell the drugs. and misdemeanor assault with a deadly weapon, the amount of fentanyl, she says, is enough to kill more than 1.5 million people. it's highly significant . we're talking about someone engaged in violent conduct, which is what precipitated the police making contact with him and then him being found in possession of an amount of fentanyl that could kill more than the entire city. the d. a s office says ramos is prior drug convictions and they believe he's li

my first was a council for larkin street i swheen it looks like on the grounds and work nothing city hall i seen the ways in the city failed to responded. city failed to listen to providers who know the work, know how to get folk in care and know how to keep will people in recovery and how to help people succeed. it has under if you believed many of the programs and you can purchase 100 beds if you are funding enough clinicians to get 10 staffed. you are only upon serving 10 patients. this slgz i worked on as an aid in chief of staff in supervisor haney's office. we need to i want to acknowledge we did work to establish a state of emergency. i wrote the resolution establishing the state emergency in san francisco around over dose deaths and supported the tl emergency and establishment of the tlc the centers served as a safe consumption site i'm in favor of over dose prevention sites to deal with the issue we need accountability on the streets and need it for the city. >> the loss of life is stackering. sings the add vents of covid real lost 900 people in san francisco to covid-19 and

larkin street youth services. with hasaid i want to bring up hector who is the field represent for the organized workers at felton. hector? >> good it afternoon. i'm hexer and i'm union rep over at the branch felton that we represent at bryant street. where majority of the workers are women. most are prepare of color special a longer latin x presence at this mission neighborhood facility. some employees are former program participates and people who have graduated. from the service that felton provides. currently we are burglaring a successor contract the original contract expired on june 30. and at the request of felton we extended september 30. felton did not agree on schedule bargaining until assessment. and bargaining is in the a short process. with that, feltom with held impelementing the prop baby xrshgs wage initiative to our representative bargaining unit. and has impelemented the wage initiative as of september 30 under the same organization. the union would not impose the implementation of the prop and w

fern alley from larkin to polk. masonic it geary. street plaza harrison and 16th. jefferson from powell to hyde and broad from powell to columbus. >> current projects from octavia, harrison from first. potrero gate way a block frequent on 17th vermont to san bruno the community driven project and joyce alley way lighting from clay to sacramento. public mechanic am project with scope, schedule and budget for all 5 face from start to finish. the gospel each project manager is to complete the project on time, within budget, quality project and build trust with departments and the team. leftier we advertised 23 construction projects totalling 160 million dollars. we have a hard working and dedicated staff of managers and support staff and i'm prud to be a part of the team. >> this concludes my presentation on the project management and can answer questions you may have. thank you mr. rivera. what would be helpful from the future is mr. [inaudible] your team when we have informingal presentations like this if we can start out with an charter we had an organize chart tha

my first was a council for larkin street i swheen it looks like on the grounds and work nothing cityseen the ways in the city failed to responded. city failed to listen to providers who know the work, know how to get folk in care and know how to keep will people in recovery and how to help people succeed. it has under if you believed many of the programs and you can purchase 100 beds if you are funding enough clinicians to get 10 staffed. you are only upon serving 10 patients. this slgz i worked on as an aid in chief of staff in supervisor haney's office. we need to i want to acknowledge we did work to establish a state of emergency. i wrote the resolution establishing the state emergency in san francisco around over dose deaths and supported the tl emergency and establishment of the tlc the centers served as a safe consumption site i'm in favor of over dose prevention sites to deal with the issue we need accountability on the streets and need it for the city. >> the loss of life is stackering. sings the add vents of covid real lost 900 people in san francisco to covid-19 and 1700 to

it's a bit and the name of the restaurant one more so you've got that ok, varies on larkin street inrse, that everyone is known for not being the safest neighborhood. so what are some ongoing challenges that let you know? he's been businesses there are facing. >> yes, so one of the challenges because we have a such a large population of latino is moving into the tenderloin not a lot hispanic or latina resources are typically we see those concentrated in the mission. we'd like to see more of that in the 10 to clean streets. graffiti is a big problem. our ambassadors from rich's association help out a lot with that. and the mayor has been very kind helping to fund that. okay. so is there a call to action here? >> for community members or even government officials on how they can help further address the issue. yeah, right now, so >> we would like what we work with the police captain in the mayor's office and the police captain has been very helpful. we have patrols. so that helps a lot seeing police officers walk around and the mayor's office has been helping us out with getting more i

. >> i appreciate that av -- ac larkin czar and able to charge against officers. >> >> and it behooves them to know about the guidelines just like internal affairs what the agency uses when it have thes the cases and ultimately decides to bring charges so it really does benefit the officers working with them so they can understand. commissioner benedicto. >> thank you president elias. a couple of questions for director mcguire. thank you for your presentation. i notice that dgo 5.1 and 6.[inaudible] and had effective dates and three point zero one didn't and is there a reason why there's no effective date? >> great question. the effective date was the revision date, yeah the official revision date. >> okay. for the dgo s like several of them and submitted to the commission and are those from your perspective fully ready for commission action, nothing further from the department's perspective on those? >> i'm sorry can you repeat which ones. >> for the ones listed as submitted to commission which 2.01, 2.08 and 3.07. >> they go to the commission office. they're ready from our perspectiv

my first was a council for larkin street i swheen it looks like on the grounds and work nothing city hall i seen the ways in the city failed to responded. city failed to listen to providers who know the work, know how to get folk in care and know how to keep will people in recovery and how to help people succeed. it has under if you believed many of the programs and you can purchase 100 beds if you are funding enough clinicians to get 10 staffed. you are only upon serving 10 patients. this slgz i worked on as an aid in chief of staff in supervisor haney's office. we need to i want to acknowledge we did work to establish a state of emergency. i wrote the resolution establishing the state emergency in san francisco around over dose deaths and supported the tl emergency and establishment of the tlc the centers served as a safe consumption site i'm in favor of over dose prevention sites to deal with the issue we need accountability on the streets and need it for the city. >> the loss of life is stackering. sings the add vents of covid real lost 900 people in san francisco to covid-19 and

the larkin brother's tire company on south vaness avenue. hotel bo hem on columbus avenue. cafe labo on 24th street. club deluxe on haight street. and that concludes those updates and reports. >> if there are no questions we can move on to -- general public comment. at this time the members may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the jurisdiction of the planning commission with respect to agenda items the opportunity will be afforded when the item is reach in the the meeting. each member may address the commission for up to 3 minutes. >> good afternoon. full house, congratulations, welcome back commissioner tan and welcome commissioner braun i made a copy. everyone got one in the mail a time line. i'm georgia shootis and it was started by staff and ended in 2006 then i pick today up to today. what it is about section 317. we can run through it quick low you seat staff starts 1988. and goes through the different ordinance. and then i pick it up in march of 2007 when finally passed by the commission and then 2008 the board passed t. and t