supervisor marr? >> thank you. so i think we can move to the presentation from the city department on the current status of our emergency firefighting water system and the plans for expanding it in the future. so i wanted to invite john scarpolo and i wanted to acknowledge, we have brian strong from the office of the resilience and capital planning and chief jose bella from the fire department. >> good morning, i'm with the puc to give out presentation and answer any questions that anyone may have. i want to thank supervisor marr's office for working so collaboratively with all of the city departments as you drafted this resolution. so jumping in and you got great descriptions on what the emergency firefighting, water system, known as efws is, high pressure fire suppression system is built after the '06 earthquake. the owner chiship transferred however, any system improvements, projects that we complete, expansions, all of approved by the puc and public works and it's a joint effort. we use a hydraulic model to goo

, andrew marr challenged her on that, whether they may join, and andrew marr challenged her on that,yjoin, and said i thought each country has a veto on accession. she said no and then talked about why she believes the eu would meet turkey and that was factually inaccurate. the bbc news coverage didn't really challenge it. and subsequently people like norman smith, the political editor, said i think on reflection we should have challenged it and called it out. has the bbc learn from it example and other examples from the referendum campaigns? i think one of the things you would notice the people hopefully will have noticed is the increasing preeminence of a reality check and i think it is something whereby, when people say things in interviews or when people report things or talk about them in press conferences, we now have a particular way of saying actually, let's check that and set it before and we may not always be able to do it instantly, you know, it will be great if everybody knew my presenter new things all the time, but actually, sometimes that will take a bit of time and a

speaking to andrew marr, sajid javid double down on how conservatives are come up sajid javid doublen how conservatives are come up with this figure. we have taken a manifesto from a couple of years ago, which they still stand by. but you haven't counted it properly. you haven't costed the 2017 pledges fairly. we have every singer costing in this dossier we have published a day, it has even come from labours own figures, most of them, the 50% of the figures are from labour's own figures. the rest of them have even come from independent external sources, and in some cases, yes, we have had to work them out ourselves, but we have done that in a reasonable way, and we have set out exactly in the dock and how we have done this. that was sajid javid speaking a little early on, what are labour saying about all this? the underlying point of this, that labour would spend more, is absolutely true. they have been very upfront about that over the week about having a very ambitious plan for investment. so john about having a very ambitious plan for investment. sojohn mcdonald talking about havin

supervisor marr? >> thank you, chair ronan. i wanted to add my brief thank yous and thoughts before we hear public comment and so i just wanted to start by thanking supervisor ronan and hainey and staff for all of your incredible leadership in creating this proposal for universal access to mental health services and treatment addiction for everyone that needs it here in the city. mental health sf is exactly the kind of bold, comprehensive solution needed to address the behavioral health cry vi crisisg our city, cutting across all districts, in the mission district in the tenderloin to the sunset district. thank you so much. i want to acknowledge all of the community organizations, the front-line nurses and clinicians and social workers and the patients and their families that have pushed us and pushed the city to really address this crisis in a more comprehensive and bolder way. i look forward to having this move forward on the ballot this march or legislatively, whatever is the best approach, and i'm happy to cosponsor it and

he doubled down on defending how the conservatives have come up with this figure on andrew marr.festo from a couple of years ago, which they still stand by. if they have withdrawn a policy, we haven't taken that into account. but you haven't counted it properly. you haven't costed the 2017 pledges fairly. every single costing in this dossier that we have published today has either come from labour's own figures. most of them, actually, over 50% of the costings are from labour's own figures. the rest of them have either come from independent external sources and in some cases, yes, we have had to work them out ourselves but we have done that in a reasonable way and we have set out exactly in the document how we have done this. what of labour thing about this? the underlying point of this is absolutely true, they would spend more, they have been upfront is that over the week. they have an ambitious plan. john mcdonnell said he would invest in uk spending. in these figures, they have described them as a incompetent mishmash of debunked estimates and bad mass, they have been dismissi

supervisor marr. thank you. supervisor peskin. >> submit. >> clerk: thank you. supervisor ronen. >> today i'm introducing legislation to establish the first ever american indian cultural district in the city and county of san francisco. i want to thank, especially, the co-sponsorship of supervisors brown, part of the american indian community, and supervisor mannedalman who will share the cultural district that spans both districts eight and nine. thank you very much. i would like to thank supervisors fewer, peskin, and marr for your co-sponsorship as well. not only the november american heritage month, it's a historic week -- by the way, our colleague, supervisor brown, was honored by the community at the mayor's celebration that was gorgeous the other night at city hall. so congratulations, supervisor brown, for that honor. it was very, very beautiful. sorry. just an interlude. during this historic week, it is my immense honor to bring forward this effort in partnership with incredible leaders from the american indian community. cultural districts are one of t

sajid javid has been on the andrew marr show talking about this ma nifesto marr show talking about thisto launch. the tories are hoping the policy that will catch people pass eyes will be this triple text log, the freeze on national insurance, income tax and vat. there is also plenty of promises to spend more money. where are they getting that money from? if you are making this commitment on tax, national insurance and vat, you are narrowing your options. sajid javid was asked about this on sky news a little while ago. he didn't necessarily tell us where the pans are pennies would be coming from. we are very clear, we want to help people with a cost of living wherever we can. earlier this week we set out our plans to cut taxes and national insurance for 31 million people helping the lowest paid. how is it going to add up? ifi answer helping the lowest paid. how is it going to add up? if i answer the question about the tax lock i will show you exactly how it adds up. we are also announcing today the triple tax lock which is our commitment to giving more financial security to hard—working

penny mordaunt did an interview with you and with andrew marr, in which andrew marr challenged her onn. and he said, i thought each country has a veto on accession. and she said no. and then went on to talk about why she believes the european union would admit turkey. now, that was factually inaccurate. the bbc subsequent news coverage didn't really challenge it. and subsequently, people like norman smith, assistant political editor, who said, well, actually, ithink in reflection, we should have challenged it and called it out. has the bbc learnt from that example and other examples from the referendum campaign? i think one of the things that you'll have noticed that people hopefully will have noticed is the the increasing pre—eminence of reality check. i think it's something whereby when people say things in interviews or when people report things or talk about them in press conferences, we now have a particular way of saying, actually, let's check that, let's set it before. now, you may not always be able to do that instantly. you know, it'd be great if everybody knew or you as a pr

supervisor marr. madam clerk, please call the next item. >> 27 to appoint jessica cry and shawn richard, term ending december 23, 2020 to the cannabis oversight committee. >> supervisor ronan. >> thank you, colleagues. in the rule's committee we forwarded jessica cry and shawn richards to the full board with recommendations and only subsequently learned that shawn richards is not yet eligible for the seat because while he is in process of becoming a strongfront cannabis business owner, he has not yet started that business. it's in process, all of the permitting. so what we're going to do, i'll make a motion to amend this item, to remove lines 13 and 14. you have it before you and shawn richard's appointment to seat 12 and we'll move forward to jessica cry's appointment to seat 10 and revisit seat 12 at the appropriate time. so with that, i make a motion to amend as just stated. >> so motion made by supervisors ronan and seconded by supervisor peskin and without objection, the motion is objected. madam

i'm hilary ronan, chair of the committee and sitting to my left is supervisor marr and to my right is matt hainey. our clerk is victor young and i would like to thank lawrence brian for starting this meeting. >> please make sure to silence all cell phones, complete speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. >> and before we get started, can we have a motion to excuse supervisor walton? >> so moved. >> without objection? >> thank you. >> without objection that motion passes. there clerk, please read item number one. >> item number one is a hearing to considered the proposed ordinance by four more supervisors to the march 3, 2020 election to establish mental health sf to provide mental health services and psychiatric medication to all adult residents of san francisco with mental illness and/or substance abuse disorders, homeless, you uninsured or healthy sf. >> thank you so much. i could not be more excited to be where we are here today. we just came from an incredible rally with over 600 people, healthcare workers, frontline social workers, conservativ

the bbc, andrew marr and borisjohnson sunday. the bbc, andrew marr and boris johnson have sunday. waiting to confirm that. if you can slot that in, why can‘t he slight andrew neil in? should he not just do itjust to prove he is not afraid? i have no idea how these things are going to be sorted out. it is above his pay grade too. these are the people were sorting out who does what, where. just to concentrate on the main theme, the that boris is not fundamentally committed to environmental protection and the climate change, and to nature protection, it is a nonsense. what about proving that he is not afraid and actually taking up andrew neil‘s offer? andrew neil has said he is free any time, any place. is andrew neil a big cheese? andrew neil interviewed jeremy corbyn, as with the other party leaders. the jeremy corbyn interview was much criticised. now looking at that with a revised view saying at least they had the guts to go and do it. you know, i am a naive person in this whole area. and i say to myself, now i have seen it at first hand, people who are prime minister have an eno

supervisor marr? >> thank you. actually, i wanted to thank all community members that spoke out today during public comment. (please stand by). >> of course, if money were not an object and we weren't having a discussion about taxing people 's homes, we would certainly make the bond a lot bigger, but the idea of having 154 million-dollar bond for 2020 in the spring is a good first step. i know a good portion of the city will be targeted in that bond. i want to say that on the record i think that what i would like to see is the second phase of that to target some of the areas that aren't necessarily targeted in the first round and for that to be accelerated and have that conversation accelerated. having hundred 54 million for the spring of 2020, to make a good first step to continue to add emergency water systems and targeting the areas that have absolutely zero coverage is the first step. i appreciate those who have put the time and effort into having that conversation. >> thank you. >> supervisor walton? >> thank

we were hearing from michael gove on the andrew marr show this morning. money but these plans they have about a steadying taxation and so on. of course, the economist will be going through this, as they have with all the manifestos, with a fine tooth comb. they will. although the spending promises from team johnson are know when you're on the same humongous scale that we had from jeremy corbyn, they still are a sizeable spending promises. we have sajid javid promising to increase borrowing to 3% gdp, that is another £100 billion worth of borrowing. we know we have got big spending commitments on all sorts of things like more police officers, more prisons, and uplift in school places, that £20 billion increase in nhs spending. sizeable spending promises. ifind it interesting nhs spending. sizeable spending promises. i find it interesting that it is so different to all the recent general elections. if you look at the last one or the 2015 election, it was all about how can we save money, how can we bear down on the deficit, how can we balance the books. it w

however, she told the bbc‘s andrew marr show that she would vote for a bill which put a brexit deal tour political editor, laura kuenssberg. laura, the main parties have all now revealed their manifestos, what is your assessment of how this election campaign is shaping up? well, clive, i don't think the tory manifesto today really will change that much, and it wasn't designed to be an earth—shattering document. and it wasn't designed to be an ea rth—shattering document. a and it wasn't designed to be an earth—shattering document. a lot of toys are still very spooked and haunted by what happened in 2017 when theresa may's manifesto unravelled and really took the momentum away from her campaign, and we all know what happened next. the second point is that borisjohnson is still a relatively new prime minister, and he's already, in his short time in number ten, made big announcements and try to change the course of the conservative party already. and a third of all, as you suggest, the fundamentals of this election campaign are already pretty well set. whatever was in the ma nifestos, well

has cut its full year forecast to an 11 year low after a 70 percent drop in quarterly profits steven marr the company's new chief financial officer blames low sales in key regions such as the u.s. europe and japan for his son's worst q 2 performance in 15 years. u.s. billionaire iran mosque space x. venture has launched a new batch of 16 mini satellites into space compact styling satellites will join an initial batch and launched in a musk plans to put files of satellites into orbit in an effort to offer high speed internet coverage across the world space access revenue from the project will go towards developing space travel to mops. and that's the business update here on the you from me and the business african team in berlin thanks for watching. i'm stuck. boy in defeat and remain in the top. box forest thomas. thanks hard to clinch victory against france. in 16 minutes. and there may. language courses. video. this is feed every news africa coming up in the next 15 minutes give the people the how women in senegal teaching each other about be a reproductive rights and why it needs to ha

shadow local government secretary andrew gwynne made their displeasure clear to andrew marr.by the conservatives. you can't trust a word that johnson and his ministers say on this issue. we will have a fully costed manifesto in due course, when we launch that. and, you know, the challenge is actually for the conservatives to fully cost their own manifesto, something they didn't do in 2017. well, meanwhile, the green party has also been putting forward its plans if it were to win the election. speaking on the andrew marr show, green candidate caroline lucas defended the pledge to invest £100 billion a year to fund the party's climate policy. well, £100 billion a year over ten years is what we think is necessary to try to reach net zero by 2030. we think the government's target of saying we're going to get to net zero emissions by 2050, another 30 years away, is just simply not to up to scrutiny, and it's like dialling 999 and saying, "can i have a fire engine, please, in 30 years' time?" it's not commensurate with what i think is an emergency. we are convinced that we are goin

thank you, supervisor marr, for being there every step of the way and thank you so much. any other comments? seeing none, i will make a motion to file this hearing and without objection, that motion passes. [cheers and applause] >> madam clerk, any other items. >> that completes the agenda for today? >> then the meeting is adjourned. >> the bicycle coalition was giving away 33 bicycles so i applied. i was happy to receive one of them. >> the community bike build program is the san francisco coalition's way of spreading the joy of biking and freedom of biking to residents who may not have access to affordable transportation. the city has an ordinance that we worked with them on back in 2014 that requires city agency goes to give organizations like the san francisco bicycle organization a chance to take bicycles abandoned and put them to good use or find new homes for them. the partnerships with organizations generally with organizations that are working with low income individuals or families or people who are transportation dependent. we ask them to identify individuals w

. >> supervisor marr. >> thank you. i just want to be added as a cosponsor. >> thank you. >> well, i want to really thank supervisor hainey for introducing this legislation. as we all know, in 2018, there there were 23 traffic fatalities and more than 500 injuries on the streets. and right now, it's only early november and we have surpassed that number. it's hard to keep track because i get notifications from the police department with fears like on a daily basis or every few days, i get a notification that another person has been fatally struck by a vehicle. but we all must remember that for those family members and friends and for the survivors, it's a lifetime of heartbreaking and trauma. it's important to recognise in 201, we made promise on a number of fatalities. however, year over year, the number of severe and critical injuries has not gone down and 2019 is looking like one of the worse. a middle cooler was killed in my district this year and a young czech worker, feet from a protected bike lane was killed. a ma

so thank you very much. [ applause ] >> next up is our supervisor from district four, gordon marr. >> thank you, president yi. sort of continuing this truly inspiring first-ever board of supervis supervisors celebration, i have the pleasure to honor martin. she's transgender, jewish, bisexual father of two. he's a friend and a great organizer with a list of accomplishments spanning two decades. what he's done on behalf of our city is vast and impactful. we're so grateful for having martin as our neighbor. martin was a core organizer for the first trans march, now an annual and deeply important event for building visibility and power by and for the trans communities in san francisco. he remains a founding member of the lou sullivan society, lifting up the legacy of a pioneer. he co-founded bi-conn and serves on the board of the democratic club. in martin's advocacy on behalf of tran and communities also includes working with the san francisco committees. martin's leadership extends even further than that. he's deeply involved in jewish faith work, working alongside others in providing

bill marr, you so him. it coming before the left the conservatives got hit earlier on campuses. >> bill marr got cancelled by conservatives. >> and also by the left when we used the "n" word. >> i agree. not only bill but dave chapel spoke out about it. but they have gone to hbo and netflix and do fine. it's an older and broader audience. i think young people are more sensitive to the idea you are speaking in a way that is offensive. >> it's so sad. >> i agree. i see even big corporations will not take you are too political. they don't want to offend an interest group. >> that's true. jesse, the idea of sensitivity. it's harmful to people. you have to have a thick skin or get nowhere. >> i blame liberals. they created political correctness. now they are deprived of funny jokes on college. liberal comedians can't get the gigs done. it's like the robots. you create the robots and they come running and shoot you. this is what is happening. >> that's a good analogy. >> political correctness is devouring the peo

thank you, supervisor marr, for being there every step of the way and thank you so much. any other comments? seeing none, i will make a motion to file this hearing and without objection, that motion passes. [cheers and applause] >> madam clerk, any other items. >> that completes the agenda for today? >> then the meeting is adjourned. >> hi. welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear

on the programme tonight a horrific injury to everton‘s andre gomes marrs their 1—1 draw with spurs ine. lewis hamilton has a date with destiny... he's on the brink of securing his sixth formula one world title in texas tonight. and great britain's women will defend their olympic hockey title next year after safely coming through their qualifying tie against chile. also coming up in the programme.. a hiccup for england's cricketers in their second t20 match in new zealand. and as south africa celebrate winning their third rugby world cup, a legendary springbok captain calls it their most significant ever. for the first time since 1995, again this country now is just celebrating something that is extraordinary and that has the power of sport. good evening — lots to come with lewis hamilton expected to win his sixth formula one world title in the next few hours, but we start with the premier league, and some distressing scenes at goodison park where there was a horrific injury to everton‘s andre gomes. there was a long delay as the midfielder received treatment on the pitch. everton and

thank you, supervisor marr, for being there every step of the way and thank you so much. any other comments? seeing none, i will make a motion to file this hearing and without objection, that motion passes. [cheers and applause] >> madam clerk, any other items. >> that completes the agenda for today? >> then the meeting is adjourned. >>> good morning everybody. thank you. it brings me such joy, gratitude, pleasure to welcome you to the re-dedication of ellis gardens. i hope you will join me in welcoming to the podium our mayor, london breed. >> mayor breed: i thought you were going to the project and talk a little about it. fine, i will get started. thank you everyone for being here today. i am excited about this project. this is the city and county of san francisco working hard to fulfill a promise. a promise to so many people who live throughout san francisco in public housing, in conditions that no one should have to live in. a few years back when i first started as a member of the board of supervisors, i met with mayor ed lee to talk about priorities. my number one, t

thank you, supervisor marr, for being there every step of the way and thank you so much. any other comments? seeing none, i will make a motion to file this hearing and without objection, that motion passes. [cheers and applause] >> madam clerk, any other items. >> that completes the agenda for today? >> then the meeting is adjourned. [♪] >> i am the supervisor of district one. i am sandra lee fewer. [♪] >> i moved to the richmond district in 1950 mine. i was two years old. i moved from chinatown and we were one of the first asian families to move out here. [♪] >> when my mother decided to buy that house, nobody knew where it was. it seems so far away. for a long time, we were the only chinese family there but we started to see the areas of growth to serve a larger chinese population. the stress was storage of the birthplace of that. my father would have to go to chinatown for dim sum and i remember one day he came home and said, there is one here now. it just started to grow very organically. it is the same thing with the russian population, which is another very large et

thank you, supervisor marr, for being there every step of the way and thank you so much. any other comments? seeing none, i will make a motion to file this hearing and without objection, that motion passes. [cheers and applause] >> madam clerk, any other items. >> that completes the agenda for today? >> then the meeting is adjourned. >> growing up in san francisco has been way safer than growing up other places we we have that bubble, and it's still that bubble that it's okay to be whatever you want to. you can let your free flag fry he -- fly here. as an adult with autism, i'm here to challenge people's idea of what autism is. my journey is not everyone's journey because every autistic child is different, but there's hope. my background has heavy roots in the bay area. i was born in san diego and adopted out to san francisco when i was about 17 years old. i bounced around a little bit here in high school, but i've always been here in the bay. we are an inclusive preschool, which means that we cater to emp. we don't turn anyone away. we take every child regardless of race

. >> commissioner marr? >> thank you for the presentation. i think this is a good investment if it could result in significant improvements in the reliability and the efficiency of the lightrail system. i just had a question about one of the slides on that chart showing the schedule versus the actual capacity and somebody that represents district 4, where folks really rely heavily on the end lines to get to and from work and downtown and, also, experience frustration on a daily basis with just the overcrowded lines, especially during commute hours. i just wanted to understand better what was the reason for the big gap between the scheduled lines and the actual -- and whether this new train control system is the main reason -- the inadequate train control system is the main reason or are there other factors causing that big gap? >> through the chair, the congestion we experience in thee resulting congestion loss is not as a rut. result. other cities run ten-car trains. and so, they're able to space them out very far. i mean bart is the same wa

thank you, supervisor marr, for being there every step of the way and thank you so much. any other comments? seeing none, i will make a motion to file this hearing and without objection, that motion passes. [cheers and applause] >> madam clerk, any other items. >> that completes the agenda for today? >> then the meeting is adjourned. [♪] ♪ homelessness in san francisco is considered the number 1 issue by most people who live here, and it doesn't just affect neighbors without a home, it affects all of us. is real way to combat that is to work together. it will take city departments and nonprofit providers and volunteers and companies and community members all coming together. [♪] >> the product homeless connect community day of service began about 15 years ago, and we have had 73 of them. what we do is we host and expo-style event, and we were the very force organization to do this but it worked so well that 250 other cities across the globe host their own. there's over 120 service providers at the event today, and they range anywhere from hygiene kits provided by the basi

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