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when i was a junior lawyer, i joined san francisco city attorney's office in 2002 supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman. also attended. it's a great moment for san francisco. a lot of us have known her for a long time. she fought hard for everyone she ever ran for for district attorney of san francisco, attorney general of california, u.s. senate and president. but she and what i think we saw tonight, this was president in harris's acceptance speech. she spoke about several key issues. so we asked democratic voters what resonated with them? most. >> the entire speech was so strong. it resonate with me and people in san francisco. we know who she is as a school. she's always been. >> i'm glad that you talked about the situation and guys, i think it was time to name it. so i do wish to take a stronger stance on it. but i appreciate that. you acknowledge the plight of the palestinian people. likely one of the most experienced candidates, especially in this race against donald trump and yeah, i just i love or i i'm i'm excited for for her to win this race. senator wiener says now that

for more on this kron 4 stephanie lin spoke with city supervisor matt dorsey who introduced the proposal this week. so super visor. we know that mayor london breed has thrown her support behind this. >>so how do you envision this program is pass to work? >>the programs help a sobriety and recovery. almost incentive for adults who are in the chat and who seeking public assistance. san franciscans remember back in march, he passed proposition half which required that individuals who are deficient or seeking to get public have to be assessed for substance use disorder if they are positive for a substance use disorder or addiction will be referred treat it what my legislation proposes is to offer treatment option. it would be a contingency management program that strategy medicine. there are words could be here instead of punishing bad behavior. so it would be to writing every incentive to require individuals on to be drug tested they test negative. then they could get a bonus of up to $100. now could be something that starts at $25 a week while $50 week to $7500 200. per week thereafter to

i've known for 22 >>san francisco city attorney's office 2002 supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman also attended. it's a great moment for san francisco. a lot of us have known her for a long time. she fought hard for everyone all share and for for district attorney of san francisco, attorney general in california, u.s. senate and president. but she and what i think we saw tonight, this was president. >>in harris, his acceptance speech, she spoke about several key issues. so we asked democratic voters what resonated with them most. the entire speech was so strong. >>resonate with me and people in san francisco. we know who she is she's always been. >>i'm glad that you talked about the situation and guys, i think it was time name it. so i do wish to take a stronger stance on it. but i appreciate that. you acknowledge the plight of the palestinian people. likely one of the most experienced candidates, especially in this race against donald trump and i just i love our eye on the side and for her to win this race, senator wiener says now that the dnc is over, they have 3 months to make

i joined san francisco city attorney's office in 2002 supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman. also attended. it's a great moment for san francisco. a lot of us have known her for a long time. she fought hard for everyone she ever ran for for district attorney of san francisco, attorney general in california, u.s. senate. >> and president, but she and what i think we saw tonight, this was president in harris's acceptance speech. she spoke about several key issues. so we asked democratic voters what resonated with them? most. >> the entire speech was so strong resonate with me and people in san francisco. we know who she is as a school. she's always been. >> i'm glad that you talked about the situation and guys, i think it was time to name it. so i do wish to take a stronger stance on it. but i appreciate that. you acknowledge the plight of the palestinian people. likely one of the most experienced candidates, especially in this race against donald trump and yeah, i just i love writing and i'm excited for for her to win this race. >> a lot of people here say they wish they could

the mayor and supervisor matt dorsey have proposed a bill called cash not drugs which would give 100-t cards to welfare recipients each week they pass a drug test. this comes after the mayor has invested over $20 million in abstinence-based recovery programs over the last three and a half years which judging by san francisco's major drug problem hasn't been very successful. here with reaction is victor davis hanson. i don't know what to make of the lunacy out there appear on an even thank you can fix it. we had jillian michaels on last night. she is not a conservative on paper but she can't take it anymore. she's leaving for the free state of florida like i left new york. >> i think it's consistent with the left-wing mindset or their worldview. they always want to subsidize or reward bad behaviour rather than deter it. they don't understand human nature. if you subsidize drug taking or alcoholism you will get more of it not less. that city has become a purgatory of such. it has $800 million deficit. almost a billion dollars. it doesn't have the money. it's going to have to borrow the

i joined san francisco city attorney's office in 2002 supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman. also attended. it's a great moment for san francisco. a lot of us have known her for a long time. she fought hard for everyone she ever ran for for district attorney of san francisco, attorney general of california, u.s. senate. >> and president, but she and what i think we saw tonight, this was president in harris's acceptance speech. she spoke about several key issues. so we asked democratic voters what resonated with them? most. >> the entire speech was so strong. a resident and people in san francisco. we know who she is as a school. she's always been. >> i'm glad that you talked about the situation and guys, i think it was time to name it. so i do wish to take a stronger stance on it. but i appreciate that. you acknowledge the plight of the palestinian people. likely one of the most experienced candidates, especially in this race against donald trump and yeah, i just i love or i i'm i'm excited for for her to win this race. senator wiener says now that the dnc is over, they have

london breed signed off on it, matt dorsey came up with it. we need new policies. i applaud her for thinking big. >> jesse: oh, this is big. >> judge jeanine: you just said, just asking the question. >> harold: i think it is good -- if it doesn't work, she should say it doesn't work. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ my name is caron and i'm from brooklyn. i work for the city of new york as a police administrator. i oversee approximately 20 people and my memory just has to be sharp. and i realized, my memory was just changing. i did my own research and i decided to give prevagen a try. my memory became much sharper. i remembered more! i've been taking prevagen for four years now. it's a life-changer. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. raising twins and as a single mother, presented, quite a few challenges. the financial aspects of oh my gosh, how am i going to provide for my family? i'm going to have to get two jobs. thomas kennedy, he was a major in the u.s. army. tom loved hockey. he went to west point, to play hockey. and

when i was a junior lawyer, i joined san francisco city attorney's office in 2002 supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman. also attended. it's a great moment for san francisco. a lot of us have known her for a long time. she fought hard for everyone she ever ran for for district attorney of san francisco, attorney general of california, u.s. senate and president. but she and what i think we saw tonight, this was president in harris's acceptance speech. she spoke about several key issues. so we asked democratic voters what resonated with them? most. >> the entire speech was so strong. a resident with me and people in san francisco. we know who she is as a school. she's always been. >> i'm glad that you talked about the situation and guys, i think it was time to name it. so i do wish to take a stronger stance on it. but i appreciate that. you acknowledge the plight of the palestinian people. she's likely one of the most experienced candidates, especially in this race against donald trump and yeah, i just i love or i i'm i'm excited for her to win this race. senator wiener says now that

i joined san francisco city attorney's office in 2002 supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman. also attended. it's a great moment for san francisco. a lot of us have known her for a long time. she fought hard for everyone she ever ran for for district attorney of san francisco, attorney general of california, u.s. senate. >> and president, but she and what i think we saw tonight, this was president in harris's acceptance speech. she spoke about several key issues. so we asked democratic voters what resonated with them? most. >> the entire speech was so strong. a resident and people in san francisco. we know who she is as a school. she's always i'm glad that you talked about the situation. and guys, i think it was time to name it. so i do wish to take a stronger stance on it. but i appreciate that. you acknowledge the plight of the palestinian people. likely one of the most experienced candidates, especially in this race against donald trump and yeah, i just i love writing and i'm excited for for her to win this race. senator wiener says now that the dnc is over, they have 3 mon

i joined san francisco city attorney's office in 2002 supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman. also attended. it's a great moment for san francisco. a lot of us have known her for a long time. she fought hard for everyone she ever ran for for district attorney of san francisco, attorney general of california, u.s. senate. >> and now president. but she and what i think we saw tonight, this was president in harris's acceptance speech. she spoke about several key issues. so we asked democratic voters what resonated with them? most. >> the entire speech was so strong. a resident and people in san francisco. we know who she is as a school. she's always been. >> i'm glad that you talked about the situation and guys, i think it was time to name it. so i do wish to take a stronger stance on it. but i appreciate that. you acknowledge the plight of the palestinian people. she's likely one of the most experienced candidates, especially in this race against donald trump and yeah, i just i love or i i'm i'm excited for for her to win this race. senator wiener says now that the dnc is over,

i joined san francisco city attorney's office in 2002 supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman. also attended. it's a great moment for san francisco. a lot of us have known her for a long time. she fought hard for everyone she ever ran for for district attorney of san francisco, attorney general of california, u.s. senate. what i think we saw tonight, this was president in harris's acceptance speech. she spoke about se%eral key issues. so we asked democratic voters what resonated with them? most. >> the entire speech was so strong. a resident with me and people in san francisco. we know who she is as a school. she's always been. >> i'm glad that you talked about the situation and guys, i think it was time to name it. so i do wish to take a stronger stance on it. but i appreciate that. you acknowledge the plight of the palestinian people. likely one of the most experienced candidates, especially in this race against donald trump and yeah, i just i love writing and i'm excited for for her to win this race. senator wiener says now that the dnc is over, they have 3 months to make su

when i was a junior lawyer, i joined san francisco city attorney's office in 2002 supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman. also attended. it's a great moment for san francisco. a lot of us have known her for a long time. she fought hard for everyone she ever ran for for district attorney of san francisco, attorney general of california, u.s. senate and president. but she and what i think we saw tonight, this was president in harris's acceptance speech. she spoke about several key issues. so we asked democratic voters what resonated with them? most. >> the entire speech was so strong. a resident with me and people in san francisco. we know who she is as a school. she's always been. >> i'm glad that you talked about the situation and guys, i think it was time to name it. so i do wish to take a stronger stance on it. but i appreciate that. you acknowledge the plight of the palestinian people. she's likely one of the most experienced candidates, especially in this race against donald trump and yeah, i just i love or i i'm i'm excited for for her to win this race. senator wiener says now

i joined san francisco city attorney's office in 2002 supervisors, matt dorsey and rafael mandelman. also attended. it's a great moment for san francisco. a lot of us have known her for a long time. she fought hard for everyone she ever ran for for district attorney of san francisco, attorney general of california, u.s. senate. >> and president, but she and what i think we saw tonight, this was president in harris's acceptance speech. she spoke about several key issues. so we asked democratic voters what resonated with them? most. >> the entire speech was so strong. a resident with me and people in san francisco. we know who she is as a school. she's always been. >> i'm glad that you talked about the situation and guys, i think it was time to name it. so i do wish to take a stronger stance on it. but i appreciate that. you acknowledge the plight of the palestinian people. likely one of the most experienced candidates, especially in this race against donald trump and yeah, i just i love writing and i'm excited for for her to win this race. senator wiener says now that the dnc is over,

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ment with that, i'll turn it over to supervisor matt dorsey. thank you it is a honor to represent district 6.where the housing we are building is is a blue print what san francisco will look a lot like in the years to come and now we have a housing element where we are on the hook and we a commitment we will produce 82 thousand units of housing over the next housing element cycle, and this is an example of the kind of housing we need. jf torupt represent a 21 century nism could be. there is a lot to thank and dont want to get in the list and there is one person i want to thank, mayor london breed to the leadership she is bringing to housing in the city. joined the board or little over 2 years and elected in the november election but there was a early election of 1 mayor breed interviewing people who would be her i had a lot of opinions what i wanted todo involving police staffing and recovery from drug addiction and issues and i'm a member--i thought i was a housing nerd and london breed was putting me through pacing where i stand on somebody w

abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dorsey spoke to mayor matt mehan to find out what was learned from a safe sleeping site in san diego. >> unmanaged, unsafe and undignified. that's how mayor matt mehan describes the current living conditions for thousands in san jose, along streets and waterways throughout the city. but he wants to end that era of encampments. to do that, the city will lean into the tent lifestyle. but in a way that stabilizes the people living in them. >> very, very hard to take advantage of drug treatment or job training when you're living in a tent down by the creek in a completely unmanaged encampment, and this site is helping people stabilize and get on to something better. >> this is the site he's talking about, the largest safe sleeping location in san diego. mehan recently visited the encampment to learn how san jose may implement similar sites here soon. 400 insulated tents housed hundreds of unhoused residents there provided meals, showers, restrooms and security, along with other services. >> it was clear that this was a supportive environment where people

. >> abc seven news reporter dustin dorsey spoke to mayor matt mehan to find out what was learned from a visit to a safe sleeping site in san diego. >> unmanaged, unsafe and undignified. that's how mayor matt mehan describes current living conditions for thousands in san jose. along streets and waterways throughout the city. but he wants to end that era of encampments. to do that, the city will lean into the tent lifestyle, but in a way that stabilizes the people living in them. >> very, very hard to take advantage of drug treatment or job training when you're living in a tent down by the creek in a completely unmanaged encampment, and this site is helping people stabilize and get on to something better. >> this is the site he's talking about, the largest safe sleeping location in san diego. mehan recently visited the encampment to learn how san jose may implement similar sites here soon. 400 insulated tents housed hundreds of unhoused residents there provided meals, showers, restrooms and security, along with other services. >> it was clear that this was a supportive environment where

abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey spoke to mayor matt mehan about a plan he learned about from a visit to a safe sleeping site in san diego. >> unmanaged, unsafe and undignified. that's how mayor matt mehan describes current living conditions for thousands in san jose. along streets and waterways throughout the city. but he wants to end that era of encampments. to do that, the city will lean into the tent lifestyle, but in a way that stabilizes the people living in them very, very hard to take advantage of drug treatment or job training when you're living in a tent down by the creek in a completely unmanaged encampment, and this site is helping people stabilize and get on to something better. this is the site he's talking about. the largest safe sleeping location in san diego. mehan recently visited the encampment to learn how san jose may implement similar sites here soon. 400 insulated tents housed hundreds of unhoused residents there, provided meals, showers, restrooms and security, along with other services. >> it was clear that this was a supportive environment where

abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey was in court and shares this final chapter in a years long legal saga. >> your honor, mattaker a resolution following the death of a santa clara county inmate with mental illness. >> nine years in the making. former jail guards matthew ferris, rafael rodriguez and jared lubrin back in court tuesday, openly admitting their involvement in the deadly beating of michael tyree in his jail cell. >> they pled guilty to voluntary manslaughter to beating and killing michael tyree with conscious disregard for his life conscious disregard for human life. today was a victory for the vulnerable and the voiceless. >> the men agreed to a plea deal to serve a maximum sentence of 11 years for their involvement in the fatal beating. this comes after a state appellate court overturned their murder convictions in 2022, because it could not be fully proven which defendant actually killed tyree. instead of retrying the case, santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen's office accepted the deal with a major condition. >> it was important for us to have them admit in court that they beat mich