and now i'd like to introduce macy leung, the senior director of housing development for episcopal communityces , as. good morning. thank you, mayor breed. and thank you, city and county of san francisco. my name is macy and it's my honor to be here today. i wanted to thank you and celebrate this milestone with all of the incredible partners in this room for this project who have reimagine, ed this hotel into a new permanent supportive housing . this 122 new units with wraparound services is where our amazing residents can now call home and our residents can also enjoy convenient access in the heart of san francisco to amenities, services and public transportation. something that we're very excited in this diverse and welcoming city of san francisco. so i am grateful to be part of this collaborative effort that includes the ability to showcase the unique opportunity to partner with supportive and innovative funding sources such as the first homekey project in the city, and to create housing opportunities and to provide welcoming homes for our residents here. i would like to thank our incredi

i know secretary leung distributed to the board the article the jail was opening a annex to offer more jail space due to the increase in the inmate population so imagine that we will get potentially more areas where there are complaints. >> just to note, chief cline, when i think of disclosing very specific information about like the pod not just the jail and the time, i assume of course that is only after an investigation is concluded, because anything pending investigation will be problematic and different privacy issues. correct? >> yes. >> that is something in your analysis you will be looking at to seeing also if it is appropriate to be--to report on those things given the status and posture of the investigation and case? >> thank you for raising that point. all our presentations we run through the len of confidentiality. if there are [indiscernible] from a particular investigation that are so unique that it would reveal information that remains confidential under that statute, we would of course filter that out. >> thank you. >> dpa--has on the website case summary reports which

[waiting for translation] [applause] >> hi, i'm leung chow. i'm supposed to do interpretation, but since the mayor talk about embracing 21 technology and with the ai, i'm going to use what she just read with a very common app and i'm going to be translating english and i'm going to push the voice button. if it works, then we embrace technology. let's see how it works. >> good morning, my name is lee. i live on clement street in richmond. shop fest have been happening frequently in my neighborhood which greatly effected our neighbors shopping and personal safety. last month i attended a meeting at the richmond district police station. that meeting, the police explained to residents that the new guidelines set by the police commission stipulate that police officers cannot pursue thieves and robbers. we citizens are shocked by this ridiculous policy. we are extremely disappointed with this police commission decision and we support the mayor's policy of correcting this wrong. in addition, crime problems often occur where i live. a small number of

he and others like jenny leung with the chinese culture center, want to celebrate their community withpec visitors. >> chinatown is one of the oldest chinatowns in america. it has such a rich history and it continues to remain extremely vibrant in chinatown. >> sf this mural went up on clay grant just in time for apec, this 200 foot dragon on display at 667 grant avenue waits to be unveiled to big apec crowds. while there are concerns that bus and central subway detours from apec would limit tourism to the area, community advocates remind visitors there will be a shuttle. >> local leaders in chinatown are stepping up and welcoming apec visitors starting this week . >> the night market that's going to open for two days on friday the 10th and saturday, the 11th. >> then on wednesday, november 15th, lee says there will be two media tours for apec attendees. one of them will feature legacy and new restaurants in chinatown. we'll end up going to about, oh, about 15 of their legacy restaurants around chinatown. other events include chinatown after party for apec 2023 and a chinatown after da

[waiting for translation] [applause] >> hi, i'm leung chow. supposed to do interpretation, but since the mayor talk about embracing 21 technology and with the ai, i'm going to use what she just read with a very common app and i'm going to be translating english and i'm going to push the voice button. if it works, then we embrace technology. let's see how it works. >> good morning, my name is lee. i live on clement street in richmond. shop fest have been happening frequently in my neighborhood which greatly effected our neighbors shopping and personal safety. last month i attended a meeting at the richmond district police station. that meeting, the police explained to residents that the new guidelines set by the police commission stipulate that police officers cannot pursue thieves and robbers. we citizens are shocked by this ridiculous policy. we are extremely disappointed with this police commission decision and we support the mayor's policy of correcting this wrong. in addition, crime problems often occur where i live. a small number of neig

. >> he and others like jenny leung with the chinese culture center, want to celebrate their community with apec visitors. chinatown is one of the oldest chinatowns in america. >> it has such a rich history and it continues to remain an extremely vibrant in chinatown. >> sf. this mural went up on clay and grant just in time for apec. this 200 foot dragon on display at 667 grant avenue waits to be unveiled to big apec crowds. while there are concerns that bus and central subway detours from apec would limit tourism to the area, community advocates remind visitors there will be a shuttle. >> local leaders in chinatown are stepping up and welcoming apec visitors, starting this week. >> the night market that's going to open for two days on friday the 10th and saturday, the 11th. >> then on wednesday, november 15th. lee says there will be two media tours for apec attendees. one of them will feature legacy and new restaurants in chinatown . >> we'll end up going to about, oh, about 15 of their legacy restaurants around chinatown. >> other events include chinatown after party for apec 2023 an

i know secretary leung distributed to the board the article the jail was opening a annex to offer moreto the increase in the inmate population so imagine that we will get potentially more areas where there are complaints. >> just to note, chief cline, when i think of disclosing very specific information about like the pod not just the jail and the time, i assume of course that is only after an investigation is concluded, because anything pending investigation will be problematic and different privacy issues. correct? >> yes. >> that is something in your analysis you will be looking at to seeing also if it is appropriate to be--to report on those things given the status and posture of the investigation and case? >> thank you for raising that point. all our presentations we run through the len of confidentiality. if there are [indiscernible] from a particular investigation that are so unique that it would reveal information that remains confidential under that statute, we would of course filter that out. >> thank you. >> dpa--has on the website case summary reports which are anonmizeed s