anyway, thank you so much for holding this hearing, especially matt haney and thank you for invitingss. it's clear that the departments are violating their own polls and procedures. we're seeing this in the videos we showed, public comment and from homeless people themselves experiencing this on a daily basis. we see that what is happening is cruel an inhumane. over the past couple of weeks and months we've talked to many supervisors. and what they've been telling us that they need to talk to department heads to see if policies are actually being violated. we have no reason to lie. no one here wants to be in a three-hour hearing on a thursday, but the departments have serious motivations to pretend to the public they're following procedure. but policies and procedures do not matter if they're unjust -- [applause] these laws are unjust. these policies don't provide anyone with adequate services or dignified housing, much less shelter and actively work to confiscate property. none of the departments are here to hear what we're saying. they haven't even sent a representative. it's clear

i would like to thank my cosponsors, supervisor yee, matt haney, and aaron peskin. the last i submit. >> thank you, supervisor mar. mr. president, that concludes the introduction of new business. >> okay. thank you, madame clerk. >> mr. president,. >> mr. president, i want to be added, i think it was an oversight. we were supposed to be on there as well what supervisor might just introduced, so for the closed charger information. >> thank you, supervisor. >> okay. now we can go to the next item. >> at this time, the board welcomes public comment for up to two minutes on items within the subject matter jurisdiction of the board to include the january 15th, 2019 board meeting minutes. item 43, the closed session on existing litigation including whether or not to go into closed session, or on the possibility that the board continue this item to a future date. item 44 through 47, additionally are also welcome to be commented on during public comment. speakers using interpretation will be allowed twice the amount of time to testify. if you like to display a document on t

supervisor matt haney. [applause]. >> thank you.your support and leadership. i want to shout out my predecessor, supervisor kim who is here. she was a huge part of this effort. i want to make sure that we're so excited that we are having this advert -- event at the park the supports everybody and includes everyone in the neighborhoods. this is a neighborhood that has a lot of families, that has a lot of kids. a shout out to united players in the mirror here, because in reality, this is something that will benefit everybody. everyone will immediately see the quality of life improve because of what this community benefit district can bring to the neighborhood. i'm so proud of james and the committee behind me who worked hard to -- i think they had dozens and dozens and dozens of meeting. every time i looked up they were were inviting me to a new meeting. they really brought everyone to the table. this is going to be about tenants, about small businesses, it will be about community organization, and it will be about how we can all work

(catherine)san francisco supervisor matt haney - who represents the soma area - tweeted today that it's "infuriating that we haven't done more to make our streets safer for cyclists and pedestrians on howard and throughout the city.' he added...' i fully support the bike coalition's demand for protected bike lanes in this corridor--and other high injury networks in district 6-- immediately." (pam) in the south bay... a stanford lecturer is behind bars ... for allegedly peeping into several homes ... while naked. police say, he was caught in the act on neighborhood doorbell cameras...as kron4's sara stinson reports now ... this is not the first time he has been caught doing this sort of thing. this not the first time the stanford lecturer and prestigious musician has been arrested for prowling, but the latest time was caught on camera at home here on meadowslands lane. you can see mark veregge in this video walking naked in front of the home. he knocked on the front door looked through a window and then fled the scene. san jose police say between feburary 15th and march fifth veregge com

bike lanes city wide has been enormous and we are mobilizing that to city hall with supervisor matt haney for demand for protected bike lanes city widewe want protected bike lanes for the full length of folsom and howard from the embarcardero to 11th. deffarges says right now projects like this can take years..many are wondering in the mean time -- what rights do bicyclists even have in the city?bike traffic is somewhat unique in sf.legal analyst steve clark says rothstein's family will likely have a civil case, but unless theres some level of intentional harm that was done, the chances of drivers being prosecuted is slim. i think what the case here would be is the da wouldnt have much to deal with ( robin ) the s-f bicycle coalition plans to call for urgent, action on high-injury corridors city wide. a rally is scheduled for tomorrow at 12:30 on the steps of city hall. members will then head up to the sf-mta board meeting to push for protected bike lanes the entire length of folsom and howard streets. ( robin ) another big story we are following this morning... investigators in new zeala

. >> reporter: supervisor matt haney was on scene within hours, saying tragedy struck his district again, just this week. >> this is the second death this week from people on the streets. one on a bike and one walking. this is one of the most urgent crises we face in the city. >> reporter: mayor london breed spoke out this week pushing for zero fatal crashes by the year 2024, saying the city is proceeding with plans to improve safety, but while we wait for these improvements we need to make short-term enhancements which i have instructed the sfmta to do without delay. the san francisco bicycle coalition says it is an example of why changes are needed now. >> we don't acknowledge so many people biking and walking and that is a good thing for our city as we grow. if we don't design streets for us, people will die. >> reporter: it did appear that the victim in this case was riding an electric bike at the time of the collision. those bikes have limits on how fast they can go and they seem to be getting more people out riding in the city. coming up we will show you why this is such a dangerou

supervisor matt haney. supervisor ahsha safai. sitting over here, supervisor shamann walton.ty treasurer jose cisneros. our sheriff, hennessy, and i believe we have representatives from our assembly member david chu and phil singh's office, as well. i want to thank the consul general for being here from china. and, of course, the many, many commissioners, the department heads, and representatives who are here with us today, as well. you know, i think that many of us know that our lunar new year is a very celebratory event, but we all know that we are also missing a wonderful asian-pacific islander, leader, who passed away this weekend, and i want to take a moment just to recognize, of course, our public defender, jeff, who is someone who fought tirelessly for those who didn't have a voice, so please join me in just a moment of silence. thank you. and so now, one woman who i've seen at every single chinese new year event that there possibly could be and lunar new year event there possibly could be in san francisco, she probably works harder than anybody i've seen, she's in thi

supervisor matt haney says less than 100 extra shelter beds and mats were provided last month. however, the city's department of homelessness says it increased staffing and is identifying sites that could handle more people during storms. >>> a new analysis shows hundreds of state employees received six figure checks when they retired last year. the l.a. times reports that when bijan sar teufplt pi retired as a caltrans manager, he received a check for $405,000 for vacation he did not use. analysts plame the state for not employee almost $300 millio for banked time off last year. >>> two vta bus drivers have been honored for going above and beyond the call of duty. they received a commendation for helping authorities track down a suspect at a los gatos bus stop last month. the fbi accused david lohr of several crimes including tampering with food at a sun yea valentine safeway store. >>> the san jose sharks hope to win their fourth straight home game tomorrow afternoon again the st. louis blues. sharks managed to beat montreal 5-2 last night even though self of their players we

6th and 7th streets in san francisco would become jeff adachi way under a proposal by supervisor matt haney. gilbert street is across the street from the hall of justice. s in office. e street as a >> the oakland raiders have just one more hurdle for their lease agreement that would let them play at the coliseum one more year. the alameda county board of supervisors voted to approve the agreement. this follows the unanimous vote on friday. now it has to pass the oakland city council which votes tomorrow. the sunday is the deadline for the raiders to find a place to play for the fall. >>> in the south bay, san jose coming up short when it comes to answering 911 calls. california requires 95% of calls be answered within 15 seconds. sap jose's average was 90% last year. the state is threatening to cut funding if the number doesn't improve. the city is forcing 911 operators to work overtime to handle the volume of calls. the auditor says the best fix is to reroute nonemergency calls. >> about 40% of the calls being handled in the call center are not emergencies. one of our recommendations is to

bike lanes city wide has been enormous and we are mobilizing that to city hall with supervisor matt haney for demand for protected bike lanes city widewe want protected bike lanes for the full length of folsom and howard from the embarcardero to 11th. >( james ) a local legal analyst says rothstein's family will likely have a civil case, but unless theres some level of intentional harm that was done, the chances of drivers being prosecuted is slim. ( james ) the s-f bicycle coalition plans to call for urgent, action on high-injury corridors city wide. a rally is scheduled for tomorrow at 12:30 on the steps of city hall. members will then head up to the sf-mta board meeting to push for protected bike lanes the entire length of folsom and howard streets. ( will ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... a bay area man is facing charges after an abused puppy was left to die in a garbage dumpster. ( will ) and after the break...southwest is celebrating its first flight to hawaii...the other cities in california that could soon fly to the area. checking the markets this morning... winners and

please join me in welcoming our supervisor, matt haney. > supervisor haney: thank you, don. thank you for your leadership in making this come to fruition and for making so many more opportunities for community housing. i am so excited to be here as the district six supervisor. this is actually my very first ribbon cutting as supervisor, and i couldn't imagine a more appropriate place and a more appropriate partner than tndc to be doing this with. this building and what it represents for the future of our community, for the people, for the residents who are going to live here, for our commitment to make sure that no family is homeless in our city, i think, is just such a powerful statement and a joyous occasion. i was a school board member for six years, and one of the most heart -- one of the most painful things that we have in our city is that we have far too many families who are without stable and secure housing, many who are either on and off our streets or in the shelters. some of whom are in studios or doubled up, this is the way we s

bike lanes city wide has been enormous and we are mobilizing that to city hall with supervisor matt haney for demand for protected bike lanes city widewe want protected bike lanes for the full length of folsom and howard from the embarcardero to 11th. deffarges says right now projects like this can take years..many are wondering in the mean time -- what rights do bicyclists even have in the city?bike traffic is somewhat unique in sf.legal analyst steve clark says rothstein's family will likely have a civil case, but unless theres some level of intentional harm that was done, the chances of drivers being prosecuted is slim. i think what the case here would be is the da wouldnt have much to deal with because it was not involving the operation of the vehicle. mearly opening the door. with 10's of thousands of people riding their bikes in the city everyday, the coalition says enough is enoughwe understand the importance of enforcement -- but this is a design issue and we're pushing for better infrastructure. if there was a protected bike lane there, we wouldn't have to have the convo of who's

bike lanes city wide has been enormous and we are mobilizing that to city hall with supervisor matt haney for demand for protected bike lanes city widewe want protected bike lanes for the full length of folsom and howard from the embarcardero to 11th. deffarges says right now projects like this can take years..many are wondering in the mean time -- what rights do bicyclists even have in the city?bike traffic is somewhat unique in sf.legal analyst steve clark says rothstein's family will likely have a civil case, but unless theres some level of intentional harm that was done, the chances of drivers being prosecuted is slim. i think what the case here would be is the da wouldnt have much to deal with because it was not involving the operation of the vehicle. mearly opening the door. with 10's of thousands of people riding their bikes in the city everyday, the coalition says enough is enoughwe understand the importance of enforcement -- but this is a design issue and we're pushing for better infrastructure. if there was a protected bike lane there, we wouldn't have to have the convo of who's

my guy right there, matt haney, my district, my brother like no other. thank you, brother. and y'all you other guys out there who is doing amazing work. i'm going to say thank you, london breed. you know what jeff did through the neighborhoods, he came through the toughest neighborhoods and everybody looked at him, who is this cat. but he did get a pass, though. because they knew that his heart was in the right place. and so as a fierce advocate for racial justice, jeff adachi played an important role in the community of san francisco's justice workers. here to speak on behalf of the community activist, janice mirikitani, the second poet laureate of san francisco and cofounder of the glide foundation, along with my brother cecil williams. give it up you guys. [applause] >> it's a very great honor for me to be part of this memorial. cecil and i and the glide family offer our condolences and prayers to mutsuko and daughter lauren and the entire adachi family. the glide family has respected and supported jeff adachi's legacy of being a warrior for the underserved and the margi

bike lanes city wide has been enormous and we are mobilizing that to city hall with supervisor matt haney for demand for protected bike lanes city widewe want protected bike lanes for the full length of folsom and howard from the embarcardero to 11th. deffarges says right now projects like this can take years..many are wondering in the mean time -- what rights do bicyclists even have in the city?bike traffic is somewhat unique in sf.legal analyst steve clark says rothstein's family will likely have a civil case, but unless theres some level of intentional harm that was done, the chances of drivers being prosecuted is slim. i think what the case here would be is the da wouldnt have much to deal with because it was not involving the operation of the vehicle. mearly opening the door. with 10's of thousands of people riding their bikes in the city everyday, the coalition says enough is enoughwe understand ( james ) the s-f bicycle coalition plans to call for urgent, action on high-injury corridors city wide. a rally is scheduled for tomorrow at 12:30 on the steps of city hall. members will th

(grant) san francisco supervisor matt haney - who represents the soma area - tweeted today that it's "infuriating that we haven't done more to make our streets safer for cyclists and pedestrians on howard and throughout the city.' he added...' i fully support the bike coalition's demand for protected bike lanes in this corridor--and other high injury networks in district 6-- immediately." (catherine) the loud sound of airplanes may soon be a thing of the past for people living near s-f-o...(pam) new technology is being tested right now .. and it could all but silence the commercial aircraft. kron4's haaziq madyun has the story. nats/haaziqwhat's that sound overhead?sotthat is the sound of another airplane flying over this foster city neighborhood heading to sfo. that noise is part of the foster city lifestyle that may soon be coming to an end thanks to a ground based augmentation system or gbas being tested at sfosot

bike lanes city wide has been enormous and we are mobilizing that to city hall with supervisor matt haney for demand for protected bike lanes city widewe want protected bike lanes for the full length of folsom and howard from the embarcardero to 11th. deffarges says right now projects like this can take years..many are wondering in the mean time -- what rights do bicyclists even have in the city?bike traffic is somewhat unique in sf.legal analyst steve clark says family will likely have a civil case, but unless theres some level of intentional harm that was done, the chances of drivers being prosecuted is slim. i think what the case here would be is the da wouldnt have much to deal with because it was not involving the operation of the vehicle. mearly opening the door. with 10's of thousands of people riding their bikes in the city everyday, the coalition says enough is enoughwe understand the importance of enforcement -- but this is a design issue and we're pushing for better infrastructure. if there was a protected bike lane there, we wouldn't have to have the convo of who's at fault, w

bike lanes city wide has been enormous and we are mobilizing that to city hall with supervisor matt haneyd for protected bike lanes city widestandup: the coalition beleives a protected bike lane like the one behind me wouldve saved rothstein's life. they're hoping that going forward the city decides to be proactive instead of we want protected bike lanes for the full length of folsom and howard from the embarcardero to 11th. deffarges says right now projects like this can take years..many are wondering in the mean time -- what rights do bicyclists even have in the city?(steve clark) people are saying opening your doors in san francisco is getting to the point where it's hazardous to bicyclists legal analyst steve clark says rothstein's family will likely have a civil case, but unless theres some level of intentional harm that was done, the chances of drivers being prosecuted is slim. i think what the case here would be is the da wouldnt have much to deal with because it was not involving the operation of the vehicle. mearly opening the door. with 10's of thousands of people riding their b

bike lanes city wide has been enormous and we are mobilizing that to city hall with supervisor matt haneyemand for protected bike lanes city widewe want protected bike lanes for the full length of folsom and howard from the embarcardero to 11th. >( james ) a local legal analyst says rothstein's family will likely have a civil case, but unless theres some level of intentional harm that was done, the chances of drivers being prosecuted is slim. ( james ) the s-f bicycle coalition plans to call for urgent, action on high-injury corridors city wide. a rally is scheduled for tomorrow at 12:30 on the steps of city hall. members will then head up to the sf-mta board meeting to push for protected bike lanes the entire length of folsom and howard streets. coming up ... a super bowl champion returns to his hometown to help raise money for an east bay high school. plus ... doctors have new recommendations for people who take a daily aspirin for heart attack prevention. ( james ) and here's a live look outside... san mateo bridge. "if you are watching us on the kron on app - here is an 'extra' check

i can see the three major candidates in this race: matt haney, christine johnson, and sonia trauss. i can see over here on the legend, the miscellaneous increases to cash includes funds received from a public finance program. i'm interested in the public finance program, so go to the public financing tab to learn more. i can see here from the chart on the left all the candidates who accepted -- or who are making use of the public financing program. on the chart on the right, i can see that mr. haney received 100% of what was available to him, and miss johnson, 81%. this chart on the bottom shows an overview of the entire public financing program, and i can see the total amount of funds disbursed as a part of public financing was a little over 1.2 million. an important feature of public financing is the individual expenditure ceilings. this tab may look familiar to you. the charts on the tab may look familiar to you. it was featured on the policy report last month. during this election, the dashboard was updated daily, so this represented the best way to come and see what an individu

i am the chair of the committee, supervisor aaron peskin, joined by matt haney, and sandra lee fewer. i wanted to start this meeting, as we will tomorrow, at the full board of supervisors, by taking a moment of silence for our public defender who pas

(grant) san francisco supervisor matt haney - who represents the soma area - tweeted today that it's "infuriating that we haven't done more to make our streets safer for cyclists and pedestrians on howard and throughout the city.' he added...' i fully support the bike coalition's demand for protected bike lanes in this corridor--and other high injury networks in district 6-- immediately." (pam) we are learning tonight... that the sacramento county district attorney's office will 'not' file charges against the 84- people arrested monday during a protest there. the group held a march to protest the d-a's decision not to charge the two officers involved in the deadly shooting of unarmed stephon clark last year.. those arrested during the protests monday.. included two journalists and several members of the clergy. (pam) in the north bay... people who lost their homes in the 20-17 'tubbs fire' in coffey park ....are eligible for up to 100- thousand dollars.. to help them rebuild their homes --- that is as long as they have not already started to do so. the funding is through the city of

my name is matt haney. i'm supervisor from district six. congratulations and thank you for all your work to the a.p.a. heritage foundation. i have to say i've been to a few celebrations around the year of the pig, but this is the first one that i've seen where there's a whole pig to eat. happy to celebration with you. >> supervisor brown: hi. i'm vallie brown, the proud supervisor of japantown. unfortunately, can you please tell me how to say happy new year in japanese? [inaudible] [applause] >> supervisor safai: good evening. my name is supervisor ahsha safai. happy new year. very happy to be here for the third or fourth year. congratulations to claudine and all the leadership for a.p.a. this is a wonderful celebration. i actually am also an asian supervisor from western asia, from the -- from the country of iran, so i'm going to say happy new year in farsi. [speaking native language] >> supervisor safai: thank you. [applause] >> thank you. ve we want to acknowledge d.b.i., the head, tom, and mohamed nuru from the department of public work

(catherine)san francisco supervisor matt haney - who represents the soma area - tweeted today that it's "infuriating that we haven't done more to make our streets safer for cyclists and pedestrians on howard and throughout the city.' he added...' i fully support the bike coalition's demand for protected bike lanes in this corridor--and other high injury networks in district 6-- immediately." (grant) it's not unusual to it's not unusual to find r-vs parked on the side of the road in san jose ...now - the city thinks it's getting out of hand and wants to do something about it. there's a proposed ordinance to create safe parking areas -- at churches and service organizations -- where people can park and sleep overnight. (vicki)but that's not all -- these businesses will also provide the homeless with restrooms, water and trash disposal.kron4's michelle kingston has the details. (mk)ragan henninger, san jose housing department"the goal is to take vulnerable people who are in need ... whether it's a family sleeping in their vehicle or an adult in an rv to bring them into a safe place."san jo

. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor matt haney was on scene within hours, saying tragedy struck his district again this week. >> this is the second death this week from people on our streets. one on a bike and one who was walking. this is one of the most urgent crises that we face in our city. >> reporter: mayor london breed spoke out this week pushing for vision zero, zero crashes by the year 2024. the mayor says the city is progressing with plans to improve safety but said, while we wait for these improvements we need to make short-term enhancements that i have instructed the sfmta to do without delay. the bicycle coalition says the collision is an example of why change is needed now. >> we keep designing straights for fast-moving cars and don't acknowledge people walking and biking. it is a good thing for our city as we grow. if we don't design straights for us, people will die. >> reporter: it appears the victim was riding an electric assist bike at the time of the collision. those bikes have limits to how fast they can go and seem to be getting more people riding. but they also

supervisor matt haney led a rally yesterday at city hall. he's urging the sfmta to install more protected bike lanes from follow some to howard. >> it's not going to hurt or change things that much to take away one lane of traffic or one parking lane and be able to ensure that people are safe as they bike down that street. >> the sfmta says changes on howard street will be finalized next month. that includes protected lanes between third and sixth streets. >>> a beloved v institution for 45 years is getting ready to say good-bye to customers. the milk pail market at corner of san antonio road and california street will be closing its doors permanently. in a facebook post, the owner accepted a buyout. the european-style market will be closing in the next few months. he did not say who bought the property but promised to keep the community informed about next steps. >>> the overnight watch party for the oakland a's as the team kicked off in japan. >>> the petition to keep this quirky home as is. plus, we dig into our archives there are ordinar

supervisor matt haney said fewer than 100 extra shelter beds and naps were provided during last monthshe department of homelessness said it increased staffing to locate vulnerable people and offer them a ride to existing shelters. official said they worked to identify sites that can handle more people. >> during storms, we have to find sites that are available 24 seven during the period of activation, but as in this last time in mid-february, that was not something we found, so we took a site that was only available in the evening and try to augment that by where people could get in, out of the weather during the day. >> a group of protesters held a die inside today. the demonstrators accused the city paying lip service to helping the homeless while sweeping homeless camps from the streets. >>> a mountain lion ventures a little too close for comfort. where the 60 pound animal was spotted and tranquilized, and where she is now. >>> back here with the rain forecast that will get to in the bay area weekend. >>> let's go to alex savidge in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories th

supervisor matt haney led a rally at city hall yesterday. he's urging the sfmta a protected bike lane from follow some to howard. >> it's not going to change things to take away one lane and ensure that people are safe as they bike down the street. >> the sfmta says the changes will be finalized next month. that includes protected lanes between third and sixth streets. >>> senator kamala harris says she fully intends to win the presiden presidency. >> senator marries appeared on jimmy kimmel live last night. her husband and two children are supportive of her and her campaign. when asked about campaigning, the senator likes to go to rural towns and being challenged. >> what i'm enjoying most is being in places where i listen, especially at this phase of it more than i talk. where i am verifying or being set straight about the priorities of people. it's been a great process. >> senator harris says she is open to the discussion of eliminating the electoral college. that's something that fellow candidate senator elizabeth warren is calling for.

i am the chair of the committee, supervisor aaron peskin, joined by matt haney, and sandra lee fewer. i wanted to start this meeting, as we will tomorrow, at the full board of supervisors, by taking a moment of silence for our public defender who passed away on friday evening, jeff adochi. i rarely do things like that, but i miss him dearly. our clerk is ms. erica major. ms. major, do you have any announcements? >> yes. please make sure to silence all cell phones and all electronic documents. le electronic devices. >> chairman: thank you, ms. major, and i'd like to acknowledge that we're joined by supervisor stefie, who is four minutes tardy. >> item number one is an ordinance for many of the buildings who are vacant to pay annual restoration fees at the time of registration, update the penalty for violations, and affirming appropriate findings. >> chairman: thank you, ms. major. before i turn the microphone over to supervisor fewer, i want to thank her because this is one of the rare instances where an ordinance has been co-sponsored by every single member of the board of supervisors

the city supervisor matt haney proposed changing the name of gilbert street.ear his office and the hall of justice in the south of market neighborhood. the 59-year-old died unexpectedly last month and the cause of his death has not yet been released. the police say they are investigating but do not suspect foul play. >>> and two more concerts at san francisco's new chase center set to be announced today. other acts have already been announced this week including the dave matthews band, which will perform in september, and the black keys, modest mouse and shannon and the clam also be there in november. metallica and the san francisco symphony will be the first event there. >>> and happening today, people are coming together for a community day of service for the homeless. more than 500 volunteers are expected at the auditorium in san francisco. the volunteer also help people who are homeless with everything from mental and dental health to getting an i.d. or getting an e-mail address. the organizers say it is an opportunity to help the homeless turn the corner

replacing her is supervisor matt haney. supervisor walton is not yet here but will be joining us later. the clerk is john carole. i want to thank jim smith and lawrence bryant at sfgov tv. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, silence your cellphones and other electronic devices and your completed speaker cards and copies of documents should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon will appear on the 2019 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> there. please call the first item. >> agenda 1 is a hearing to consider the type 42 on sale beer and wine public liquor license doing business as decan't s f-1 168folsom. >> and i believe we have joel samuelsson. >> good afternoon. san francisco police alcohol liaison unit. you have before you a report for llc and we have applied for a type 42 and this would allow them to sell beer and wine. there are no letters of protest or letters of support and ter in a high-crime area. they are in tract 178.02 which is considered a high saturation area. sout

three supervises, hillary ronen, shamann walton and matt haney are sponsoring legislation calling for this facility to be close but 2021. the supervisors say the city is spending $13 million a year on the juvenile hall, which is consistently up to 75% empty. the youth crime has dropped dramatically over the last decade, and because the ordinance calls for the opening of a much smaller facility focused on rehabbing young offenders. we talked to us border a supporter of the legislation. >> incarceration as a consequence, we know that it does not work. it does not create the rehabilitative or supportive and healing opportunities that young people need who are often acting out from trauma. >> also, supporters legislation cite figures showing its racial disparity among young people who were incarcerated in juvenile hall. more than half of the young people are black . they make up just 5% of the city's population. >>> keep digging deeper into your pockets to drive across the golden gate bridge. 5:30, the toll hike approved today and how much would it will cost. >>> a 10-year-old boy riding

. >> reporter: supervisor matt haney led the rally on the steps of city hall urging mta to make changes. tess rothstein was struck by a truck as she swerved to avoid a car door opening. >> it's not going to hurt things or change things that much to take away one lane of traffic or one parking lane and be able to ensure people are safe as they bike down that street. >> reporter: 96 hours after her death, sfmta removed parking and added protected bike lanes. >> proactive change. we shouldn't have to wait for someone to die to get an additional block. we need to do everything in our power to make sure we can stop the lives lost on our streets. >> reporter: san francisco's bike network has 448 miles of bikeway. today in a packed room with cyclists sfmta acknowledged the need to expand its protected network. >> on howard between 3rd and 6th street implementing parking protected bike lanes in the area, and we plan to have a permanent project in place by as early as april. right now we have temporary parking protected lanes on 4th and 5th. >> reporter: sfmta is not only working on implementing