and this is supervisor matt haney's measure and i'm wondering if he's joined us yet? are you here, supervisor haney? he is not here yet. i will wait for a minute. here he is. good morning, supervisor haney. >> you're quicker than they told me. sorry about that. >> chair ronen: no problem, feel free to introduce this charter amendment. >> great. give me one second. all right. well, first of all, thank you, committee members and chair ronen and supervisors mar and stefani for giving me the opportunity to present this charter amendment today. i also want to thank the co-sponsors of the charter amendment, supervisors ronen, walton, preston and mar. so i want to start by stating some facts which i think that are incontrovertible at this point. one, our streets, especially downtown, are still covered with trash and feces and needles. they were that way before this pandemic, and in many way things have worsened in past few months. several of our high density and high traffic sidewalks they are covered in waste and soaked with urine. and despite more money into street cleaning

we are also joined this morning by matt haney. the clerk today is victor young. i would like to thank sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. do you have any announcements? >> due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members and the public the board of supervisors legislative committee room are closed. members will participate remotely. committee members will attend through video conference and participate to the same extent as if physically present. public comment is available for each item. they are streaming the number on the screen. each speaker is allowed two minutes. comments are available via phone by calling (415)655-0001. access code for the meeting is (145)143-5810. press pound and pound again. when connecting you will hear the discussion but you will will be ibe in his senning need only. dial star three. call from quiet location and speak slowly and turndown your television or radioia. you may submit public comment via e-mail the clerk at sfgovtv.org. if you submit via e-mail it will be included as part of the official file. items acted upo

we are also joined this morning by matt haney. the clerk today is victor young. i would like to thank sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. do you have any announcements? >> due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members and the public the board of supervisors legislative committee room are closed. members will participate remotely. committee members will attend through video conference and participate to the same extent as if physically present. public comment is available for each item. they are streaming the number on the screen. each speaker is allowed two minutes. comments are available via phone by calling (415)655-0001. access code for the meeting is (145)143-5810. press pound and pound again. when connecting you will hear the discussion but you will will be ibe in his senning need only. dial star three. call from quiet location and speak slowly and turndown your television or radioia. you may submit public comment via e-mail the clerk at sfgovtv.org. if you submit via e-mail it will be included as part of the official file. items acted upo

and prevent it's sort of awful behavior on monday city supervisor matt haney announced his proposal of an anti-corruption legislative package. >>he says it aligns with recommendations from the controller's office. it focuses on the elimination of these loopholes in city policy there's a exemption for gifts even from contractors if you can say that they're your bff. >>in that you known them for a long time even contractors can give gifts to officials. there's a provision that allows. i department directors and bureaucrats to solicit donations to nonprofits some of which then turn around and give that money back to the any amount without having to disclose that at all in addition. >>in 2011 former mayor edwin lee designated new as the director of public works to act on the mayor's behalf in approval of various aspects of the contracting process. this meant the department oversaw itself allowing new route to award contracts to handpicked contractors for example, public works establish 114 contracts with million the use of prequalified pools from july 2017 to march 2020 in another example,

we are also joined this morning by matt haney. the clerk today is victor young. i would like

i'm part of a national movement -- matt haney -- your good friend matt haney and i created something called cut 50 several years to try to get some bipartisan support on that movement. we now have republicans and democrats trying to work together in congress right now to try to do something right now, to try to get a bill passed. all of these steps that we've been taking along the way have brought us to this point. i believe that you have 30 to 40 million white people in america right now who maybe believe three things. number one, racism is real or more real than we thought, something's wrong with the system when it comes to police and criminal justice, and what can i do? i'm going to tell you, as an old guy, that's a miracle. i've never seen that, and so i do think more is possible. we have to be very, very clear that at the end of the day, we have to reimagine and reinvent policing itself. the kids are saying defund the police, defund the police. everybody is mad at the kids for saying that. but if you double click on that defund the police slogan -- i understand that people don't

and prevent it's sort of awful behavior on monday city supervisor matt haney announced his proposal of an anti-corruption legislative package. >>he says it aligns with recommendations from the controller's office and focuses on the elimination of these loopholes in city policy there's a exemption for gifts even from contractors if you can say that they're your bff. >>in that you known them for a long time even contractors can give gifts to officials. there's a provision that allows. i department directors and bureaucrats to solicit donations to nonprofits some of which then turn around and give that money back to the any amount without having to disclose that at all in addition. >>in 2011 former mayor edwin lee designated new as the director of public works to act on the mayor's behalf in approval of various aspects of the contracting process. this meant the department oversaw itself allowing new route to award contracts to handpicked contractors for example, public works establish 114 contracts with million the use of prequalified pools from july 2017 to march 2020 in another example,

>>supervisor matt haney says it's time to readjust there are indicators and what we've seen. >>allow for many of the other counties that reopening right now. are at where san francisco is or even a little bit behind in terms of cases and hospitalizations he says he's now working with the mayor's office. >>to move to a sooner reopened date for indoor dining and bar, reopens i do think there's a lot of support a lot of consensus and speaking to the mayor's office in speaking to other supervisors. >>to move quicker and what has been put in place right now as it relates to bars as it relates to indoor dining, but we still need to get the state to give us that variance like a lot of other counties have been given. >>to move forward. he says the city would need permission from the state until then owners like healing london are planning to find food partners in the event that the city allows them to reopen for your service, we are in discussions several food vendors trying to figure out which one works >>and to all those guidelines as well that's it but us open. >>we're ready. >>an

friday and indoor dining the july judging by san francisco's response to the pandemic supervisor matt haney says it's time to readjust there are indicators and what we've seen. %p>>allow for many of the other counties that reopening right now. are at where san francisco is or even a little bit behind in terms of cases and hospitalizations he says he's now working with the mayor's office to move to a sooner reopen date for indoor dining and bar reopens i do think there's a lot of support in a lot of consensus. >>in speaking to the mayor's office in speaking to other supervisors to move quicker. and what has been put in place right now as it relates to bars as it relates to indoor dining, but we still need to get the state. >>to give us that variance like a lot of other counties have been given. >>to move forward. he says the city would need permission from the state until then owners like healing london are planning to find food partners. the event that the city allows them to reopen for your service, we are in discussions several food vendors trying to figure out which one works >>and to al

>>well after the release of those recommendations supervisor matt haney is taking it a step further he's now translating those recommendations into anti-corruption legislation of course is just a proposal for now, but he says it's the first step of many that the city needs to take to protect public dollars into also restore public trust. >>through its first in a series of reviews the san francisco city controller's office found several shortfalls in city policy and oversight that allowed for unethical behavior by former public works director mohammed nuru in several other city officials some of the issues include the power and authority given to the director of public works gaps in purchasing oversight gaps in city and state restrictions on gift giving and weaknesses in contracting methods and procedures used by the city body knows about mohammad but. >>we're also finding out more and more than 8 was it just one bad actor who was many bad actors and in addition to that it was bad policy it was bad structures it was at oversight on monday city supervisor matt haney announced his proposal

and prevent it's sort of awful behavior on monday city supervisor matt haney announced his proposal ofn anti-corruption legislative package. >>he says it aligns with recommendations from the controller's office. it focuses on the elimination of these loopholes in city policy there's a exemption for gifts even from contractors if you can say that they're your bff. >>in that you known them for a long time even contractors can give gifts to officials. there's a provision that allows i department directors and bureaucrats to solicit donations to nonprofits some of which then turn around and give that money back to the any amount without having to disclose that at all in addition. >>in 2011 former mayor edwin lee designated new as the director of public works to act on the mayor's behalf in approval of various aspects of the contracting process. this meant the department oversaw itself allowing new route to award contracts to handpicked contractors for example, public works establish 114 contracts with million the use of prequalified pools from july 2017 to march 2020 in another example, th

matt haney is pushing to remove facebook ceo mark zuckerberg's name from san francisco general hospital. haney posted a long thread on the issue on twitter and he questioned whether it was appropriate to keep the name of zuckerberg on the hospital given all the recent criticism of facebook for failing to regulate hate speech. the hospital was renamed after zuckerberg and his wife, priscilla chan, donated $75 billion to the hospital's foundation back in 2015. >>> president trump is facing backlash this morning after retreating and then deleting a video of an apparent supporter yelling white power. the video was in a retirement community in florida and a caravan of seniors and golf carts holding trump 2020 science when one yelled white power to antitrust post rather protesters. they thank the quote in the great people in the video. the video appeared on the twitter feed for three hours before it was deleted. later the white house said the president did not hear the words white power comment on the video when he shared it. joe biden is looking to capitalize on the president's controversial

>>and counselors supervisor matt haney whose district includes the tenderloin civic center in soma where many of these issues are concentrated agrees. but says right now the reforms listen are big in need concrete solutions and what i fear is we get to a point where we're just cutting and we're not creating real solutions and what my district means is real solutions. we need people were professionals. mental health professionals, we're out there on the street immediate responding 24 7. and getting people help in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>california's biggest police lobby groups is getting involved in the federal conversation about changing police forces nationwide our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala spoke with one of the leaders. >>the peace officers research association of california also known as por act is speaking out as several proposed changes to policing across the state and country surface think the public and all are. >>this week porec provided testimony to the house judiciary committee on setting a national standard for when police can use deadly force f

i'm during this pandemic whether san francisco supervisor matt haney says the city's healthy streets operations center is making progress to make cut the number of tense on the streets in the tenderloin in have just in the last 2 weeks. >>i'm getting hundreds of people in the hotels and actually when i saw the photo i reached out to the. >>the department of homelessness who said that they will i go over there early next week to clear the area the san francisco police department sent a statement that reads in part quote the sfpd h s o c unit who had those homelessness issues such as the one mid should appreciates the community bringing this issue to our attention we are sending officers out to the location to investigate the illegal tapping of electricity on olive street we will notify the appropriate city partners of any hazards we find as well as extend resources. the city is providing to our homeless residents quote steven butler says until the electricity is cleared it will continue to be hard to get a good night's sleep. >>like i said all of us go to bed wondering is this the nig

san francisco are trying to set a standard by calling for a ban on these crowd control methods, matt haney and hillary ron and say that peaceful protesters are getting hurt while exercising their first amendment right. now this is one of several concerns including if there are agitators provoking police those methods used to control them can reach innocent bystanders and the are doctors who studies demonstration says that police are trained to de escalate first and these tactics should be a last resort. >>our research shows that when crowd control weapons are used unnecessarily disproportionately when they're misused we see more injuries, disabilities and even deaths among on armed civilians so why would we condone the use of military raid against their own citizens. >>who marched peacefully for justice. well the right to protest safely act calls for a ban on police use rubber bullets or flexible baton rounds flashbangs chemical agents as well as military vehicles and equipment. >>well supervisor haney is urging the governor not to wait for this act to be passed instead use an executive or

matt haney asked it. why are you saying we can't have peaceful protests, but then, you're restricting their rights. do i have any time left? >> clerk: you have 30 seconds. thank you, caller. >> okay. thank you. have a good day. >> clerk: you too, sir. next caller, please. hello and welcome, caller. >> hi. this is martin munoz. i live in district 5, and first, i want to say i am totally against this curfew. i believe it strongly infridngs on our first amendment right to free speech. i was out on the streets, and unfortunately, the sheriff's department or sfpd, i'm not exactly sure which van this was, ran into a group of us peaceful protesters on what's supposed to be car free market street. how can we have the police department ramming into protesters and causing extreme violence in a peaceful protest that did not cause any damage to the city? i believe that this curfew is going to be targeting black and brown people who are working working class jobs and causing the criminalization of black and brown bodi

friday and indoor dining the july judging by san francisco's response to the pandemic supervisor matt haney says it's time to readjust there are indicators and what we've seen. >>allow for many of the other counties that reopening right now. are at where san francisco is or even a little bit behind in terms of cases and hospitalizations he says he's now working with the mayor's office to move to a sooner reopen date for indoor dining and bar reopens i do think there's a lot of support in a lot of consensus. >>in speaking to the mayor's office in speaking to other supervisors to move quicker. and what has been put in place right now as it relates to bars as it relates to indoor dining, but we still need to get the state. >>to give us that variance like a lot of other counties have been given. >>to move forward. he says the city would need permission from the state until then owners like healing london are planning to find food partners. the event that the city allows them to reopen for your service, we are in discussions several food vendors trying to figure out which one works >>and to all

harry britt had passed away, it was just like a dagger to the heart of the community supervisor matt haney agrees saying the decision from the building owner was insensitive first started. >>closing i was such a huge hit to the community though all gbt power in the city and then to see it so visibly taking down almost like it was sort of a punitive saying there was really no reason for them to paint over they don't have any plans in that short term to build anything there. others also voicing their frustrations on the newly painted walls, messages like we will not be erased in black lives matter appeared overnight as bar owners work on finding a new safe space for the study in the city. >>the community says they won't be silenced we need safe we need to be treated as legitimate hume ounce. >>us we're going to continue to fight back and it's going to get worse, i start taking responsibility for actions that we also spoke to the bar owners of the study who said they can't comment right now. >>meanwhile the artist of the murals are seeking retribution is from the building owner hopes to contr

committee member matt haney will be joining us shortly. [inaudible]. thank you for joining us, supervisor haney. and i want to thank this committee's clerk, john carroll, and also like to thank sfgov tv for staffing this remote meetingful mr. clerk, do you have any mouments? -- announcements? >> yes, thank you, mr. chair. we are closed during the covid-19 health emergency. however, members will be participating in this meeting remotely to the same extent faz they were physically present in the shame better. this precaution is taken pursuant to the statewide stay at home order and all local state and federal orders, declarations and directives. committee members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meetings to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comment will be available on both channel 26 and sfgovtv.org are streaming the number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunity to speak are available by calling 415-655-0001. after you've connected to t

i'm during this pandemic whether san francisco supervisor matt haney says the city's healthy streetsperations center is making progress and they cut the number of tense on the streets in the tenderloin in have just in the last 2 weeks. >>i'm getting hundreds of people in the hotels and actually when i saw the photo i reached out to the. >>the department of homelessness he said it well i go over there early next week to clear the area the san francisco police department sent a statement that reads in part quote the sfpd h s o c unit who had those homelessness issues such as the one mid should appreciates the community bringing this issue to our attention we are sending officers out to the location to investigate the illegal tapping of electricity on olive street we will notify the appropriate city partners of any hazards we find as well as extend resources. the city is providing to our homeless residents quote steven butler says until the electricity is cleared it will continue to be hard to get a good night's sleep. >>like i said all of us go to bed wondering is this the night. we're

. >> reporter: supervisor matt haney had been pressing for an independent investigation of city corruption, but now he says he's going to move forward now and introduce his own reforms in light of the first official report into what went wrong at city hall. turns out for nearly a decade, now ousted public works director mohammed nuru enjoyed near complete power over hundreds of millions of dollars in city contracts. then-mayor ed lee gave him that authority back in 2011. and the city attorney and comptroller's report found that that's how nuru established a pay to play system for private contractors and construction companies. so far, nuru and six other figures have been charged with bribery, fraud, and money laundering. >> so again and again we see not just bad actors, but we see a bad structure, a bad set of policies, a lack of oversight that is uniquely awful in department of public works, but in many cases extends across our entire city government. >> reporter: mayor london breed issued a statement today pledging to act on the findings and is already reasserting final say over public w

especially matt haney. i especially appreciate the level of dedication you are showing to the people on the streets here. you do care about this. a few key points to bring to your attention. in my mind it is about producing the safe culture on the streets. i have come to know that the empty streets are dangerous and crowded are safe. there is no one on the streets it is risky. crime can occur. what we have done is created an environment be exclusively encouraging criminals to be out. i as an old person can't be out on the streets, can't throw events, can't gather with friends. police will be sent. struggler the not the case. they are setting the culture for our streets. i don't like it and you don't like it. give us an opportunity to change the culture. first provide sellin semipermant housing. i believe the tiny homes have demonstratorred this is the answer. we can have these in a few weeks to house every single person that is in the tenderloin in a new high rise dedicated to this purpose that the city own

especially matt haney. i especially appreciate the level of dedication you are showing to the people on the streets here. you do care about this. a few key points to bring to your attention. in my mind it is about producing the safe culture on the streets. i have come to know that the empty streets are dangerous and crowded are safe. there is no one on the streets it is risky. crime can occur. what we have done is created an environment be exclusively encouraging criminals to be out. i as an old person can't be out on the streets, can't throw events, can't gather with friends. police will be sent. struggler the not the case. they are setting the culture for our streets. i don't like it and you don't like it. give us an opportunity to change the culture. first provide sellin semipermant housing. i believe the tiny homes have demonstratorred this is the answer. we can have these in a few weeks to house every single person that is in the tenderloin in a new high rise dedicated to this purpose that the city own

the supervisor, matt haney, said there are schools named after francis scott key and -- . he said the city should rename the school so students feel safe, seen and valued. protesters toppled statues on friday. said there are other heroes that schools could honor instead. >>> the city removed the statue of christopher columbus near coit tower on thursday. he understands why the statue was taken down but also said there are no plans to rename columbus avenue which runs through the district. he also said many people are suggesting that the city replace the statue with another historic italian-american. suggestions include nancy pelosi and st. francis of cc. >>> south bay leaders are discussing a series of resolutions that would declare racism a public health crisis. they will bring up the matter at a board meeting tomorrow. there are around 11 resolutions and all. include expanding the understanding of racism, reviewing county ordinances with a racial quality lens and -- . >>> nascar said a noose was found in a garage strahl of driver bubba wallace. nascar said they have laun

i'm part of a national movement -- matt haney -- your good friend matt haney and i created something called cut 50 several years to try to get some bipartisan support on that movement. we now have republicans and democrats trying to work together in congress right now to try to do something right now, to try to get a bill passed. all of these steps that we've been taking along the way have brought us to this point. i believe that you have 30 to 40 million white people in america right now who maybe believe three things. number one, racism is real or more real than we thought, something's wrong with the system when it comes to police and criminal justice, and what can i do? i'm going to tell you, as an old guy, that's a miracle. i've never seen that, and so i do think more is possible. we have to be very, very clear that at the end of the day, we have to reimagine and reinvent policing itself. the kids are saying defund the police, defund the police. everybody is mad at the kids for saying that. but if you double click on that defund the police slogan -- i understand that people don't

. >>> two supervisors are being, supervisor matt haney says there are schools in the city named after francis scott key and universal serial. saying the city should rename those schools so students feel safe, seen and valued. protesters toppled a statue, fred. >>> supervisor erin peskin says he understands why the statue was taken down but says there are no plans to rename ue that saying many are suggesting the city replace the columbus statue with another historic italian-american. suggestions include house speaker nancy pelosi and st. francis of assisi, who the city was named after. >>> a statue was featured in the night at the museum movies to be moved from its prominent position in new york city. the american museum of natural history will take down the statue of theodore roosevelt on horseback with an african men and native american men on either side of him. the museum says the statue's composition symbolizes racial inequity, t himsf. s not a problem with officials are saying whether thatremoved, or if anything will take its place. >>> time now is 7:08. let's check in with steve

. >> rertdirict supervisor matt haney has mixed feelings. he is worried that only 30 percent of those on the streets are eligible for hotel rooms now held by the city. >> right now they are still relying on the same criteria for who gets to come inside. you have to be over 60 years old, or have an underlying medical condition. that leaves out thousands of people. >> our primary frustration is that the plan was developed without any kind of collaboration with and housed community. remember coalition on homelessness, they've been calling from a hotel rooms, but they are not satisfied with the decision to remove the remaining homeless into more safe sleeping sites like the one now next to the main library. >> what needs to be done is, we need to make sure that the entire on housed community can move off of the street and have an opportunity to shelter in place like the rest of san franciscans. >> reporter: the job of placing the eligible into hotel rooms began thursday but there are reports that some are reluctant to accept the offer that would

especially matt haney. i especially appreciate the level of dedication you are showing to the people on the streets here. you do care about this. a few key points to bring to your attention. in my mind it is about producing the safe culture on the streets. i have come to know that the empty streets are dangerous and crowded are safe. there is no one on the streets it is risky. crime can occur. what we have done is created an environment be exclusively encouraging criminals to be out. i as an old person can't be out on the streets, can't throw events, can't gather with friends. police will be sent. struggler the not the case. they are setting the culture for our streets. i don't like it and you don't like it. give us an opportunity to change the culture. first provide sellin semipermant housing. i believe the tiny homes have demonstratorred this is the answer. we can have these in a few weeks to house every single person that is in the tenderloin in a new high rise dedicated to this purpose that the city own

.>>> the san francisco supervisor matt haney is pushing to remove mark zuckerberg's name from general hospital. he posted a long thread on facebook and twitter today which questioned whether it was appropriate to keep his name in the hospital given the recent criticism toward facebook. it was renamed after zuckerberg and his wife donated $75 million to the hospitals foundation back in 2015. >>> we are now about four months away from the presidential election. later tonight come of the latest polls that are swinging in joe biden's favor. and how dustin johnson avoided hazardous additions to win the travelers championship. also the man accused of being the golden state killer is expected to plead guilty tomorrow. why the hearing will take place in a university ballroom. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so f

i'm during this pandemic whether san francisco supervisor matt haney says the city's healthy streets operations center is making progress and they cut the number of tense on the streets in the tenderloin in have just in the last 2 weeks. >>i'm getting hundreds of people in the hotels and actually when i saw the photo i reached out to that. >>the department of homeless vets who said that they will i go over there early next week to clear the area the san francisco police department sent a statement that reads in part quote the sfpd h s o c unit who had those homelessness issues such as the one mid should appreciates the community bringing this issue to our attention we are sending officers out to the location to investigate the illegal tapping of electricity on olive street we will notify the appropriate city partners of any hazards we find as well as extend resources. the city is providing to our homeless residents quote steven butler says until the electricity is cleared it will continue to be hard to get a good night's sleep. >>like i said all of us go to bed wondering is this the

matt haney says there are schools in the city named after francis scott key and junipero serra. he says the students should feel safe, seen and valued. protesters toppled these statues on friday night. >>> the city removed a statue of christopher columbus near coit tower on thursday. aaron peskin says he understands why the statue was taken down. he says there are no plans to rename columbus avenue that renames--runs through his district. they will replace columbus with another historic italian- american. some are suggesting nancy pelosi. >>> the time is 5:08. happening today, the santa clara board of supervisors will discuss a series of resolutions that would declare racism a public health crisis. santa clara supervisors say that they will bring up the matter at a board meeting today. there are 11 resolutions in all. they include expanding the understanding of racism, reviewing county ordinances to check for racial equality and training all elected officials and staff on workplace bias. >>> nascar is investigating after a noose was found in the garage of bubba wallace. he is th

supervisor matt haney says there are schools named after francis scott key and euna perrault sara. these should be renamed so students feel safe and valued. the city removed a statue of christopher columbus near coit tower on thursday. >>> aaron peskin says he understands why the statue was taken down. he says that there are no plans to rename columbus avenue that runs through his district. he says many people are suggesting that the statue be placed with a historic italian american, suggestions include house speaker nancy pelosi and st. francis of assisi who the city is named after. >>> the santa clara board of supervisors will discuss a a p health crisis. cindy chavez and dave cortez he say that they will bring up the matter at a board meeting later today. there are 11 resolutions in all. they include expanding the understanding of racism, reviewing county ordinances, check for racial equality and training all elected officials and staff on workplace bias. >>> nascar is investigating after a noose was found in the garage of bubba wallace. he is the only african-american driver wh

. >>> san francisco supervisor matt haney wants to remove the name of facebook ceo mark zuckerberg from san francisco general hospital. he posted a long tweet on twitter question whether it's appropriate to keep the name of zuckerberg on the hospital because of all of the recent criticism of facebook for failing to regulate hate speech. the hospital was renamed after zuckerberg and his wife donated $75 million to the hospital foundation back in 2015. >>> president trump is facing some backlash after retreating a video of an apparent supporter yelling white power. the video was taken in the retirement community in florida where there was a caravan of seniors in golf carts. one bel dwight howard anti-trump protesters. the video was shown with the quote, great people in the video. the video appeared on the president's twitter feed for three hours before it was deleted. later the white house said that the president did not hear the white mment on the video when he shared it . joe biden looking to capitalize on the president's controversial relationship with minority groups. reporter jacqui

>>today, san francisco supervisor matt haney announce what is called the overpaid executive tax the measure would raise millions of dollars every year by taxing companies that pay their ceo's exorbitant lee more than their average workers. the tax would allow the city to hire more health care workers, including doctors and nurses, the measure will be on this november's ballot. >>go ahead to 19 is also known as juneteenth is being acknowledged by more and more companies amid these protests. what can polo! marco...! polo! sì? marco...! polo! scusa? marco...! polo! ma io sono marco polo, ma playing "marco polo" with marco polo? surprising. ragazzini, io sono marco polo. sì, sono qui what's not surprising? geico helping you save even more on car and motorcycle insurance. ahhh... polo. marco...! polo! now get an extra 15% credit when you switch before october 7th. >>on june 19th also known as juneteenth 29 ports along the west coast, including the port of oakland will shut down for 8 hours to protest racial injustice in policing juneteenth commemorates when word of the end of slavery in the unit

contracting methods and procedures used by the city in an attempt to move forward city supervisor matt haney announced his proposal an anticorruption legislative package which focuses on the elimination. what he calls these loopholes and city policy. >>as a example shun for gifts even from contractors if you can say that they're your bff in that you known them for a long time even contractors can give gifts to officials. there's a provision that allows i department directors and bureaucrats to solicit donations to nonprofits some of which then turn around and give that money back to the any amount without having to disclose that at all. >>next monday, san francisco mayor london breed or rather yesterday, she said in a statement that the city will immediately begin implementing reforms recommended by the city attorney and controller. the mayor also said she's rescinding the delegation of authority that was granted to the director of public works back in 2011. now we move to the east bay this morning, we're oakland police are searching for suspects and answers in a string of alleged weekend ha

friday and indoor dining the july judging by san francisco's response to the pandemic supervisor matt haney says it's time to readjust there are indicators and what we've seen. >>allow for many of the other counties that reopening right now. are at where san francisco is or even a little bit behind in terms of cases and hospitalizations he says he's now working with the mayor's office to move to a sooner reopen date for indoor dining and bar reopens i do think there's a lot of support in a lot of consensus. >>and speaking to the mayor's office in speaking to other supervisors to move quicker. and what has been put in place right now as it relates to bars as it relates to indoor dining, but we still need to get the state. >>to give us that variance like a lot of other counties have been given. >>to move forward. he says the city would need permission from the state until then owners like healy london are planning to find food partners. the event that the city allows them to reopen for your service, we are in discussions several food vendors trying to figure out which one works >>and to all t

an attempt to move forward city supervisor matt haney announce his proposal of an anti corruption legislative package which focuses on the elimination of these loopholes in city policy. >>exemption for gifts even from contractors if you can say that they're your bff in that you known them for a long time even contractors can give gifts to officials. there's a provision that allows i department directors and bureaucrats to solicit donations to nonprofits some of which then turn around and give that money back to the any amount without having to disclose that at all. >>well on monday mayor london breed said in a statement that the city will immediately begin implementing the reforms recommended by the city attorney and controller. she also says she's rescinding the delegation of authority that was granted to the director of public works back in 2011. >>in the east bay this morning, oakland police are searching for suspects and answers following a string of alleged weekend hate crimes. on saturday morning, someone smashed the windows of the oakland lgbtq center. then on sunday a mannequin and si

>>and counselors supervisor matt haney whose district includes the tenderloin civic center in soma where many of these issues are concentrated agrees. but says right now the reforms listen are big in need concrete solutions and what i fear is we get to a point where we're just cutting and we're not creating real solutions and what my district means israel solutions we need people were professionals. >>mental health professionals, we're out there on the street immediate responding 24 7. and getting people help. >>now i also talked to the san francisco chamber of commerce today that represents hundreds of businesses in the city because sfpd response to thousands of non criminal activity calls. they say this reform will be a huge help. they hope it allows police to focus their attention on more serious crimes to their businesses like burglary and robbery ken pam back to you all right, thank you. taylor. after weeks of protests against police brutality the trump administration is considering an executive order on police reform in the wake of the killing of george floyd police departments acr

supervisor matt haney is the co-author. he posted in part, quote, it was shocking and unacceptable to see the peaceful protesters come face-to-face with officers armed with flexible baton rounds and chemical agent sprays, end quote. that measure will be introduced at an upcoming hearing. >>> the national guard troops are now pulling back from the california cities where they've been deployed during the protests. the guard not provided a timetable but "the chronicle" reports troops deployed in vallejo yesterday pulled out. >>> and you heard over our website nbcbayarea.com, you can head there, for updates on the protests here in the bay area and really around the nation as it all developed. you can look for our live blog with everything you need to know. >>> the new number of confirmed coronavirus cases is fast approaching 129,000 right here in california, more than 4,600 pl are hospitalized. >>> santa clara county leaders are holding a special virtual hearing today. this is on further loosening shelter in place restrictions.

i'm part of a national movement -- matt haney -- your good friend matt haney and i created something years to try to get some bipartisan support on that movement. we now have republicans and democrats trying to work together in congress right now to try to do something right now, to try to get a bill passed. all of these steps that we've been taking along the way have brought us to this point. i believe that you have 30 to 40 million white people in america right now who maybe believe three things. number one, racism is real or more real than we thought, something's wrong with the system when it comes to police and criminal justice, and what can i do? i'm going to tell you, as an old guy, that's a miracle. i've never seen that, and so i do think more is possible. we have to be very, very clear that at the end of the day, we have to reimagine and reinvent policing itself. the kids are saying defund the police, defund the police. everybody is mad at the kids for saying that. but if you double click on that defund the police slogan -- i understand that people don't like that -- the idea

i'm part of a national movement -- matt haney -- your good friend matt haney and i created something called cut 50 several years to try to get some bipartisan support on that movement. we now have republicans and democrats trying to work together in congress right now to try to do something right now, to try to get a bill passed. all of these steps that we've been taking along the way have brought us to this point. i believe that you have 30 to 40 million white people in america right now who maybe believe three things. number one, racism is real or more real than we thought, something's wrong with the system when it comes to police and criminal justice, and what can i do? i'm going to tell you, as an old guy, that's a miracle. i've never seen that, and so i do think more is possible. we have to be very, very clear that at the end of the day, we have to reimagine and reinvent policing itself. the kids are saying defund the police, defund the police. everybody is mad at the kids for saying that. but if you double click on that defund the police slogan -- i understand that people don't

friday and indoor dining the july judging by san francisco's response to the pandemic supervisor matt haney says it's time to readjust there are indicators and what we've seen. >>allow for many of the other counties that reopening right now. are at where san francisco is or even a little bit behind in terms of cases and hospitalizations he says he's now working with the mayor's office. >>to move to a sooner reopen date for indoor dining and bar, reopens i do think there's a lot of support a lot of consensus and speaking to the mayor's office in speaking to other supervisors. >>to move quicker. and what has been put in place right now as it relates to bars as it relates to indoor dining, but we still need to get the state to give us that variance like a lot of other counties have been given. >>to move forward. he says the city would need permission from the state until then owners like healing london are planning to find food partners in the event that the city allows them to reopen for your service, we are in discussions seversl food vendors trying to figure out which one works >>parents of

in methods and procedures that are used by the city and intend to move forward city supervisor matt haney announced just proposal of an anti corruption legislative package which focuses on the elimination of these loopholes in city policy. >>exemption for gifts even from contractors if you can say that they're your bff in that you known them for a long time even contractors can give gifts to officials. there's a provision that allows i department directors and bureaucrats to solicit donations to nonprofits some of which then turn around and give that money back to the any amount without having to disclose that at all. >>well on monday mayor london breed said in a statement that the city will immediately begin implementing the reforms recommended by the city attorney and controller. she also says that she's rescinding the delegation of authority that was granted to the director of public works in 2011. >>now to the south bay this morning where there are new calls to defund san jose police and those calls are intensifying after races facebook postings were exposed in the past couple of days