she leaves to cherish seven children, rose marie, edward lloyd, jacquelyn uetta, lori k and anthony dwayne. a host of grandchildren and other families. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, madam clerk. so, colleagues, in april, governor gavin newsome announcement point in times that the state will stop issuing fracturing by 2024, and, this week, the california, the news is that california has already denied 21 fracturing permits. so here i am introducing an ordinance that sets san francisco out -- gets san francisco out of the fossil fuel business permanently by striking the planning code article 12 from our planning -- by striking the planning code article 12. article 12 of the planning code set zoning controls and permitting frame work for land use activities associated with oil and gas exploration, development and processing. it also create over districts to regulate heavy industrial oil and gas support in processing facilities. so in san francisco, we pride ourselves as an environmental leader and while most of us may no

she leaves to cherish seven children, rose marie, edward lloyd, jacquelyn uetta, lori k and anthony dwayne. a host of grandchildren and other families. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, madam clerk. so, colleagues, in april, governor gavin newsome announcement point in times that the state will stop issuing fracturing by 2024, and, this week, the california, the news is that california has already denied 21 fracturing permits. so here i am introducing an ordinance that sets san francisco out -- gets san francisco out of the fossil fuel business permanently by striking the planning code article 12 from our planning -- by striking the planning code article 12. article 12 of the planning code set zoning controls and permitting frame work for land use activities associated with oil and gas exploration, development and processing. it also create over districts to regulate heavy industrial oil and gas support in processing facilities. so in san francisco, we pride ourselves as an environmental leader and while most of us may no

she leaves to cherish seven children, rose marie, edward lloyd, jacquelyn uetta, lori k and anthony dwayne. a host of grandchildren and other families. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, mr. president. supervisor chan. >> supervisor chan: thank you, madam clerk. so, colleagues, in april, governor gavin newsome announcement point in times that the state will stop issuing fracturing by 2024, and, this week, the california, the news is that california has already denied 21 fracturing permits. so here i am introducing an ordinance that sets san francisco out -- gets san francisco out of the fossil fuel business permanently by striking the planning code article 12 from our planning -- by striking the planning code article 12. article 12 of the planning code set zoning controls and permitting frame work for land use activities associated with oil and gas exploration, development and processing. it also create over districts to regulate heavy industrial oil and gas support in processing facilities. so in san francisco, we pride ourselves as an environmental leader and while most of us may no

extending the child tax credit, affordable community college and universal pre-k, but first, he was greeted by chicago mayor lorined to use every tool at her disposal, including her time with the president, to address the surge in violent crime that has racked her city. >> my daily urgency to use every tool that i have and to urge every stakeholder from the president of the united states on down, to local, county , and state and federal officials. we must do better, all of us, for you. reporter: over the 4th of july weekend at least 108 people were shot in chicago, according to the chicago tribune, including two police officers. 17 people died of their injuries , it amounts to the most people shot over that holiday weekend since 2017 when 103 people were shot. white house press secretary jen psaki said yesterday the president will be receptive to whatever issues the mayor may raise, but framed the crime surge as seasonal, and touted police funding initiatives that preceded this spike in violence including an additional $300 million for the cops program, in the president's budget proposal, more the administration

families plan and make the case for extending universal pre-k, affordable community college, and family tax credit. he will first be greeted by loriill plan to use every tool at her disposal, including time of the president, to raise concerns about violent crime. lesson. >> their suffering fuels my urgency to use every tool that i have and to urge every stakeholder from the president of the united states down to local, state, and federal officials. we must do better for you. speak out over the fourth of july weekend, at least 108 people were shot in chicago, according to the "chicago tribune," including two police officers. 17 people died at their injuries, and it amounts to do most people shot over the holiday weekend since 2017. just this morning, three undercover officers were shot and wounded while driving onto the freeway on the south side. no arrest has been reported. >> secretary psaki: he is always receptive to what any elected official wants to discuss. i will note that the president continues to work to address violent crime. >> the administration has faced scrutiny for not vocally enough discussing the rise in violent c

lori murray, the project's founder and executive director. yeah, we started with 40 and acquire back in 2014. and now, um, we serve ah, over 150 kids, um, daily, so it's from at this particular location kwe also work with students in oakland at a middle and high school in oakland as well, and there's another dozen or so kids that were just piloted. so. um, that program so yeah, we got about a little over 150 these days. why is it no. why is it important to have this kind of education, especially in light of the year that we just had. yeah. you know, music is essential for kids. um it's the way they express themselves, certainly through what's been happening in their lives. they need a creative outlet. so, um, we. really bring it. it's an orchestral kind of programmed. we have so many different instrumentation. kids are playing violin, shallow. um, we're doing electronic music production. a lot of composition. um, that came into play this year because of the fact that, um it's something that we can really deliver two kids whether we were online and then we were able to do, uh, limited outdoor in person. um. portion of the program. so, um, guitar lately? um the only thing that we really