well, please stay safe, lonnie and your daughter as well. thank you so very much for being willing to to share this with us. >> sure. you be safe also out there. and. >> thank you. and i and lonnie mentioned her friends in malibu and that they had said they didn't have a good feeling about this, that she had, you know, they had sought refuge here when there were fire warnings there. of course, malibu also now, in the midst of this and our bill weir is obviously nearby on the beach in malibu, as you hear all the phones going off. bill, i'm sure you're hearing the same things. these evacuation alerts. >> it is the soundtrack of our times out here in southern california. and this scene here along pacific coast highway. i had been where you were yesterday. this is just as bad, uh, this iconic strip of real estate between the pacific ocean and pacific coast highway, some of the most unique real estate in the world. we have some drone pictures of you now on a five mile stretch between topanga and carbon canyon. i estimate 75% of the oceanfront hom

lonnie and your daughter as well. thank you so very much for being willing to to share this with us. >> sure. you be safe also out there. and. >> thank you. and i and lonnie mentioned her friends in malibu and that they had said they didn't have a good feeling about this, that she had, you know, they had sought refuge here when there were fire warnings there. of course, malibu also now, in the midst of this and our bill weir is obviously nearby on the beach in malibu, as you hear all these phones going off. bill, i'm sure you're hearing the same things. these evacuation alerts. >> it is the soundtrack of our times out here in southern california. and this scene here along pacific coast highway. i've been where you were yesterday. this is just as bad, uh, this iconic strip of real estate between the pacific ocean and pacific coast highway, some of the most unique real estate in the world. we have some drone pictures of you now on a five mile stretch between topanga and carbon canyon. i estimate 75% of the oceanfront ho

let's get right now to cbs's lonnie quinn.nie, i can't believe the situation they are going through, so dangerous, and i guess there are worst winds to come. what's going to happen overnight? >> okay, the winds are going to intensify. they are right with us again for the day tomorrow. by the time we get to thursday i think they're gonna back down a little bit but winds make fighting a fire almost impossible. just take a look at the image you've got behind me, they are just all being blown. this is not a wind coming off the water, so there's no moisture. it is coming in from the land being pushed out of the water. a bad situation right now, all right? and if you look at what the winds are doing currently, the biggest wind gusts i can find anywhere is in fremont canyon. it's gusting right now at 80 miles per hour, and again, that's a dry wind. what happens going into your day tomorrow? that same wind gust situation remains in place. the areas shaded in pink could have the gusts up to 80 miles per hour again tomorrow. thursday wi

but alger lonnie remains a criminal. this fact has been forgotten, thanks to the efforts of western media. western outlets have re branded al giovanni as someone who has changed overnight despite his affiliations with isis and you about on those right. the media has worked to clean his image for the world. both western and syrian audiences they succeeded. i must admit, however, syrians, especially minorities, can not forget 14 years of atrocities. the ongoing attempt to convince the west that al giovanni's group protects minorities has misleading. recently the french foreign minister visited old damascus, and met with christian praise. their primary concern was not just their safety, but the safety of all syrians. they told the minister, it's not enough for us to live in peace. we want all syrians to live in peace, whether they are, she is sunni's drew's or our whites. the sentiment was express beautifully by a priest. as long as my syrian neighbour is safe, i am said in this profound statement emphasize unity and the co

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cal state east bay professor lonnie evy brooks says while this deal provides hope, many things must still play out a few weeks or the weeks after the cessation of hostilities is going to be tricky because we will want to see, you know, how well israel feels secure and how how much hamas will try to attempt to reassert, reassert control over the of the gaza territory. and in that sense, that can cause more, you know, animosity. so. so the idea is, you know, can we have can can palestinians be able to have a government that serves them better than ham and can has israel not pursue a strategy of further destruction as well? we are awaiting a special report from the white house. in fact, let's listen. here's lester holt. good day from new york. we're coming on the air with breaking news. president biden is about to speak on a major development in the middle east, a multi-phased ceasefire deal to end the 15 months of fighting between israel and hamas. this is a snapshot of the reaction in the region tonight. relief and jubilation in the streets of gaza. and these are the scenes from tel aviv c

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and this house where i'm standing now, a woman who lived in it lonnie wittenberg for 41 years, raised her four children here. we were able to find her and call her. she she hasn't been up here yet. these were the first images, actually, that we were able to show her of her home. you see, on one side of the screen what it looked like a couple days ago. and now here we are, just that chimney left, and it is just total devastation. and i also think it's worth mentioning. and, anderson, i heard you clear your throat. just the air quality that anybody here is experiencing. it's bad. and this isn't just smoke that you can smell even on an airplane as you're flying in, as we did when you get close to l.a., it fills the cabin. just that faint smell of smoke here it is acrid. it is chemical, sometimes sulfuric, as you know. right. you are people here are breathing in everything that's in a house that could burn. so there's that issue as well, even as those you've got the new fire you're talking about and the anticipation that the winds are going to pick up. one last thing i'll say, anderson, w

lonnie wittenberg. this is her home. she raised four children here. we were able to to track her down and show her her home. and she just was you know, you talk about utter devastation, but you know, for her looking at this wreckage, everything was a room. she can see the remnants of chairs. her daughter who was here was able to grab nothing. so no family photos? nothing. no diplomas. she brought that up. she doesn't even have her children's diploma. so the sense of incredible loss is so palpable. just these streets. so much like a war zone. cars burnt out everywhere. the entire downtown lost. you'll see a chase bank machine or a bank of america. the bank machine is there, still tarnished and burned, as if from a war and complete devastation. the elementary school burned down. i talked to a man who lived right over the hill, watched his condo caitlin burn down on live television, watching live tv like so many people were, and then said, oh, my god, that is my home. the home where he and his wife raised their two daughters, their school here in pacific

lonnie wittenberg. this is her home. she raised four children here. we were able to to track her down and show her her home. and she just was you know, you talk about utter devastation, but you know, for her looking at this wreckage, everything was a room. she can see the remnants of chairs. her daughter who was here was able to grab nothing. so no family photos? nothing. no diplomas. she brought that up. she doesn't even have her children's diploma. so the sense of incredible loss is so palpable. just these streets. so much like a war zone. cars burnt out everywhere. the entire downtown lost. you'll see a chase bank machine or a bank of america. the bank machine is there, still tarnished and burned, as if from a war and complete devastation. the elementary school burned down. i talked to a man who lived right over the hill, watched his condo caitlin burn down on live television, watching live tv like so many people were, and then said, oh my god, that is my home. the home where he and his wife raised their two daughters, their school here in pacific

commissioner katie albright present albright present commissioner dina asllani and williams present as lonnie and williams present commissioner bevan deputy deputy present commissioner joaquin guerrero present present commissioner shakira laguardia present laguardia present. please note that the san francisco department of homelessness and supportive housing executive director shereen mcspadden is also present. commissioners we have a quorum this place places you on item three announcements of sound producing devices during the meeting the use of cell phones and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order removal from the meeting room of any persons responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone or similar sound producing devices. thank you for your cooperation. this places you on item four announcement by the chair. >> thank you to our commission secretary i want to open by dedicating our meeting to the late dana chanel loveless who was a passionate advocate for the trans community and a beloved figure in san franc