and now, i'd like to introduce the supervisor for district 6, supervisor matt haney. [applause] >> supervisor haney: thank you, mayor breed, and thank you for your leadership and your commitment to this project. thank you to the transportation authority, sfmta, the bike coalition and public works, and all of the workers who were a part of getting this done. as mayor breed said, this has come at a really good time for our city. second street is such a critical thoroughfare for the economic life blood of our city. if you look around here, you see tremendous contributions to jobs, to growth, to prosperity here in san francisco. and one other thing that i also want to add, this is the street that many of us take to the giants games, and in just a couple weeks, we are going to be able to walk on the giants bats for opening day. we are going to have safe ways for people to be able to get to the game, to be able to walk safer, to be able to bike safer, to be able to experience a street that really accesses the potential of what our neighborhoods and our streets should look l

and now, i'd like to introduce the supervisor for district 6, supervisor matt haney. [applause] >> supervisor haney: thank you, mayor breed, and thank you for your leadership and your commitment to this project. thank you to the transportation authority, sfmta, the bike coalition and public works, and all of the workers who were a part of getting this done. as mayor breed said, this has come at a really good time for our city. second street is such a critical thoroughfare for the economic life blood of our city. if you look around here, you see tremendous contributions to jobs, to growth, to prosperity here in san francisco. and one other thing that i also want to add, this is the street that many of us take to the giants games, and in just a couple weeks, we are going to be able to walk on the giants bats for opening day. we are going to have safe ways for people to be able to get to the game, to be able to walk safer, to be able to bike safer, to be able to experience a street that really accesses the potential of what our neighborhoods and our streets should look l

my colleague, supervisor matt haney, who has been informing people how to get the vaccine. thank you for your incredible work doing that. and i just want to say, like the mayor, we are this close to beating it, but it'll only work if we get every single one of us to get this vaccine and do it as soon as we can. thank you. and -- thank you. [applause] >> supervisor ronen: and with that, i want to introduce a hero of mine, the director of the department of public health, dr. grant colfax. [applause] >> well, good morning. is it still morning? good afternoon, whatever. it is a beautiful day. yes, thank you, and thank you for the kind words. it's wonderful and inspiring to be at this site, and i just want to say, first of all, thank you to the latino task force for showing us and others how to lead the way, for teaching us to do what's right. thank you very much for helping us do this right, for helping us learn how to be humble, respond to community, invest in community, and make the partnership and community leading the way. thank you, mayor breed, for your leadership, and th

supervisor matt haney's office and wanita more. she has been an active member of the community as a mother, political activist and philanthropist for the past 30 years. >>> in the south bay, santana road spring to life for an artisan fair today. dozens of stands were set up featuring creations of local makers ranging from jewelry to art to floral arrangements. everything was set up outdoors to allow for social distancing. there was a pretty decent crowd roaming the streets. another fare is planned for next month and it will also be held at santana row. >>> drew is joining us now. it is beautiful weather outside and i hope you have more good news. >> we have been in this dry and breezy pattern for quite some time and it will continue tomorrow. look at this breeze right now. it is strongest at the coast line. you can see half moon bay gusting at 30 miles per hour. that onshore flow is from 10 to 20 miles per hour and that will continue tomorrow as well. sunny over the golden gate bridge right now. we see clear skies. the microclimate

the ground moments after hitting an asian grandmother on market street read and today supervisor matt haney and the victim's grandson visited him while he was patrolling the u.n. plaza area they thanked him for intervening, also resenting him with certificates of honor. >>> demonstrators held a march and vigil for a man shot and killed by daly city police. protesters held signs demanding justice for 44-year-old roger allen. he was shot a week ago during a routine traffic stop. police say he picked up what appeared to be a gun and got into a struggle with an officer. they say one officer shot him, fearing for his fellow officers life. the gun ended up being a fake. >> we remain proactive in receiving justice for roger allen. >> the d.a.s office is investigating the shooting. >>> still ahead, while wildly popular drink in the bay area could be in trouble. the ingredient that is becoming harder and harder to find. >>> the massive mural breaking records in oakland, how it is shining a light on a problem that is often overlooked. >>> major developments in a disappearance that loomed over califor

dollars, provided a rare opportunity to potentially end homelessness for thousands, but supervisor matt haneys the city hasn't gone far enough. >> i think we should have done it for a lot more people, because i don't know when we're ever going to get another moment like this, where the federal government was willing to essentially pay for us to bring everyone off the streets. >> reporter: with thousands still living on the streets, haney will be advocating to continue the shelter-in-place hotel model and purchaserties t increase supportive housing options. a shift in services hsh says it plans to pursue. >> it's absolutely the time to look at that. >> reporter: griffin says it's an investment in people's lives. >> it should continue because everybody has a right to a life of pride, of being able to support yourself, being able to get over the humps in life, the challenges that covid brought. >> reporter: challenges and lessons all provided by a pandemic. jean elle, "today in the bay." >> i'm glad to see that lady getting on her feet. >>> a step ford normal for today's discovery museum. visito

public officials like san francisco supervisor matt haney have been taking to social media this week to understand direct people to sites like the stanford vaccine clinic in emeryville. >> if you login to the myturn.ca.gov website you'll see the oakland coliseum site has lots of appointments open for monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday. >> it seems like we are on track to get most californians vaccinated by probably the middl is also doing good when it comes to inf infections have remained pretty flat for the last two weeks. still, public health experts would like to see them decline, but there is some concern with infections in other parts of the country. >> we're also seeing that the growing trend of young, healthy, unvaccinated people, because they're not vaccinated yet, people are among some of the sickest especially in michigan. >> reporter: and in colorado this weekend, a warning about a rise in infection and positivity rates there. >> we are seeing what appears to be the beginning of a fourth wave of covid-19 in colorado. >> reporter: according to the cdc, there's a gap wh

matt haney and the giants arranged for the giantsthe gian she and her family tickets to the friday homeopener and you may recall that it was she who was attacked on march 17 and she was the one who found that stick and defended herself with it. a gofundme page raised $1 million on her behalf, but she is giving it away to help support the fight against racism hatred and violence toward asian-americans. that is amazing and we are glad she's okay. >>> richardson bay in marine county is closed for recreational use for now coming after a sewage spill that resulted in slightly elevated levels of e. coli. officials say the spill happened last month in sausalito but not detect did because vegetation concealed the flow. nearly 100,000 gallons overflowed and a recent water sample four days ago e. coli and signs are up there until the water is safe. a similar incident happened in july 2019 that also forced the closure of richardson bay. >>> it is so great out there and cloudy. we do have some gray but the marine layer will give way to more sunshine and will mix in with some high clouds and tempera

san francisco supervisor matt haney fired up about the covid vaccine rollout and how the city's public health department will for now only at minister vaccines to people 50 and older or those with health problems. however, residents in other bay area counties where the 16 and older are eligible are coming to town an rolling up their sleeves. >> it's currently available to contra costa and san matteo and alameda residents but if you say and work in san francisco it says you're not eligible. that makes no sense. >> reporter: the san francisco covid sommand center said when they expanded eligibility in the neighborhoods most adversely infected the state's scheduling system could not set restrictions by zip code so it appears members of the newly eligible group may have to wait until thursday to book an appointment. haney calls that response outrageous. >>> california's covid variant may be the reason faster spreading variants are not having as much of an impact here. experts tell the "l.a. times" so far the state may be insulated because so many people were already exposed before the uk v

san jose supervisor matt haney is fired up about the vaccine rollout and how the san jose department will only issue vaccines to county residents 50 or older or those with health problems. however, other bay area counties where 16 and older are eligible are coming to town rolling up their sleeves. >> it's currently available to contra costa and san mateo residents, and i'm happy for them. but it says if you work in san francisco, you're not eligible, and that just doesn't make any sense. . >> they say when they expanded the age to 16 or older, they couldn't expand to every zip code. some may have to wait until thursday to book an appointment. haney calls that response outrageous. here's a breakdown of all the counties allowing 16 and up right now. it includes contra costa county, l.a. county. those are the counties in orange on the right of your screen. santa clara county in green at bottom of your screen, they're allowing 16 and up to start scheduling their appointments for the 15th. sonoma and napa and sonotta and marin, they will have to wait to book their appointments starting to

district has passed a resolution committing to reopen all campuses by the fall county supervisor, matt haney sent this tweet announcing that decision. the plan is to make sure all students can attend classes in person 5 days a week beginning in august. the district will also continue bringing as many students back to in person learning as possible this spring. all students and staff at u c berkeley are urged to immediately protect their personal information, including credit and identity theft monitoring. well, it comes in the wake of a nationwide cyber attack where the entire university of california system was hacked. the data breach involves a technology company called. selsky on which is contracted by you see schools to transfer information. the office of emergency management released an advisory stating that social security numbers, bank account information may be at risk. anyone who receives a suspicious email is asked to report to campus. mighty staff. in the east bay, a controversial arrest caught on camera out in hayward. police. there were seen using excessive force as he took a ma

supervisor matt haney says needs work. it doesn't appear that they're achieving the equity goals that they've set out. with what they have set up now, haney suggests opening up eligibility to everyone since that's what's going to happen statewide this coming thursday when it comes to getting those tough to reach communities, he says. smaller drop insights need to be sent directly to those neighborhoods. instead of sending people to generic clinics. we are going to have to get to those folks if we're gonna actually get to herd immunity, many san francisco residents forced to go home without a vaccine at these sites, but there was actually already at least 500 people here when we got here and still unable to book an appointment for larger sites in san francisco, people who lived or worked in alameda county who are 16 and older can access the vaccine appointments anywhere, including at sites in san francisco, but people who. live or work in san francisco don't have access to that. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. the dep

san francisco's tenderloin district has some new traffic rules, supervisor matt haney says the tenderloin is officially the first neighborhood in the entire city with a 20 mile an hour speed limit. also right turns on red have also been outlawed, the supervisor says. it's a huge win for divers and dense residential community that has fought for the changes for many years. handy says the changes will also save lives, he says. people will get hit by a car going 20 miles an hour are twice as likely to survive as those hit by a car going 25 miles an hour. coming up in sports. the warriors continue their hot streak with a career night from an oakland native sports directo room. to it's a ft they're fun to watch again. even when stephon curry has enough night he only had 33 this evening did have trouble with his three early but the warriors roll into their fourth win starting the road trip. nice lease in cleveland tonight, although the team got off to a slow start, but there are other guys like. jordan pool who will nail the three also drew the foul. he had 14 off the bench. light moment here.

and now, i'd like to introduce the supervisor for district 6, supervisor matt haney. [applause] >> supervisor haney: thank you, mayor breed, and thank you for your leadership and your commitment to this project. thank you to the transportation authority, sfmta, the bike coalition and public works, and all of the workers who were a part of getting this done. as mayor breed said, this has come at a really good time for our city. second street is such a critical thoroughfare for the economic life blood of our city. if you look around here, you see tremendous contributions to jobs, to growth, to prosperity here in san francisco. and one other thing that i also want to add, this is the street that many of us take to the giants games, and in just a couple weeks, we are going to be able to walk on the giants bats for opening day. we are going to have safe ways for people to be able to get to the game, to be able to walk safer, to be able to bike safer, to be able to experience a street that really accesses the potential of what our neighborhoods and our streets should look l

. >> i'm matt haney joined by members of the committee.t to thank sfgov tv for broadcasting the meeting. today's meeting has a hard stop of 10:00 a.m. due to scheduling issues. we ask all comments from committee members remain brief, including vice chairs and we'll limit public comment to one minute. are there any announcements? >> clerk: i do and a bit of house keeping. we are not yet joined by supervisor ronen. the board of supervisors committee room are closed but members will be participating remotely to the extent they are physically present in the chamber. this is taken pursuant to the various local and state orders in effect at this time. committee members will attend through video conference and participate to the same extent as if they are physically present. public comment is available on each item on the agenda. the public comment call in number is being streamed across the screen at this time. each speaker is allowed one minute to speak in preparation for the meeting. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment

san francisco's supervisor matt haney and the giants arranged to get the woman and her family ticketse. she was attacked near, on march 17 before she found a stick to defend herself. a gofundme page raised $1 million on her behalf. she is giving it away to help support the fight against racism, hatred and violence toward asian people. >>> i am joined right now by meteorologist drew tuma. he is waiting to talk about this beautiful weather . what is it looking like on sunday? >> you know what, we will keep the breeze that we had today, those dry conditions. unfortunately, they do continue over the next several days. let's go outside with a live look. you can see the tower there way off in the distance. we have really good visibility right now thanks to the onshore flow. it is keeping the air pretty fresh. we look at air quality over the next two days. tomorrow and monday. depending on where you are and what you are doing throughout the day, it will fluctuate anywhere from good to moderate. you will see some haze in the atmosphere from time to time, the air quality does remain pretty wel

supervisor matt haney says needs work. it doesn't appear that they're achieving the equity goals that they've set out with what they have set up now, haney suggests opening up eligibility to everyone since that's what's going to happen statewide this coming thursday when it comes to getting those tough to reach communities, he says. smaller drop insights need to be sent directly to those neighborhoods. instead of sending people to generic clinics. we are gonna have to get to those phone. if we're gonna actually get to herd immunity, many san francisco residents forced to go home without a vaccine at these sites, but there was actually already at least 500 people here when we got here and still unable to book an appointment for larger sites in san francisco, people who lived or worked in alameda county who are 16 and older. can access the vaccine appointments anywhere, including at sites in san francisco, but people who. live or work in san francisco. don't have access to that. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. new atten

i'm supervisor gordon mar, and i joined by stefani and matt haney. [inaudible] >> thank you to clerk john carroll. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, thank you, mr. chair. in order to protect the public, board members and city employees during the covid-19 health emergency, the board of supervisors chamber and committee room are closed. this is taken to all various local, state, and federal orders. members will attend the meeting through v

san francisco supervisor matt haney fired up over the vaccine rollout and how the city's health publiclpt only apply tho those 15 and -- 16 and over for those rolling up their sleeves. >> if you live in contra costa county, it says it's not available, and that just doesn't make sense. >> when they expanded those to 16 and older in the neighborhoods most affected, the state's scheduling system could not set restrictions on zip code. so it appears members of the newly eligible group may have to wait until thursday to book their appointment. haney calls that outrageous. >> faster spreading variants are not having as much of an impact here, and the state may be insulated because so many people were already exposed before the u.k. variant arrived in the u.s. research finds it may not trigger any more severe symptoms. data from the u.k. last fall swhoez. >>> developing overnight, new unrest in minneapolis where police shot and killed a 20-year-old black man in a nearby suburb. daunte white was killed, and the police officer said she meant to use her taser, not her gun. >> reporter: cierra, l

i'm matt haney, the chair of the committee, and i'm joined by president walton and supervisor ronen and mar and we may be joined by supervisor safai. our clerk is miss linda wong and i would like to thank those from sfgov-tv for broadcasting the meeting. madam clerk, any announcements? >> clerk: due to the covid-19 health emergency, the legislative chamber and committee room are closed. however, the members will be participating in the meeting remotely. and this precaution is taken pursuant to the local state and orders and declarations and orders. they will attend through video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. public comments will be available on each item on this agenda, channel 26, 78, 89 and they are streaming the number across the screen. each speaker is allowed two minutes to speak. comments are opportunities to speak during public comment period available via phone call by calling 1-(415)-655-0001. and meeting i.d. 187 670 9592. and then press pound twice. when connected you will hear the meeting discussions but you

somewhat surprised but also not surprised because the weekend san francisco's district 6 supervisor matt haney says the turnout should forced organizers to prepare for the high demand if they need to have better plan. and you know, they need to make sure that. >> they're having vaccine to meet the need of are going advertising why things like that. they follow up with people who are turned away city leaders are focusing on vaccinating people. >> who live in the bayview mission, tenderloin who trail hill and portola neighborhood. we need to make sure that we have robin opportunities and adequate vaccine in neighborhoods haney says these 2 sites will be open for the next week from 09:00am to 03:00pm despite the long line and help quickly. the doses went. it was worth well for some like hanssen and sherry way. i'm just ready to get the ball rolling back on life again. at least i have like an extra layer protection. now you can book an appointment. but the city's department of health is experiencing. >> higher than normal. call volume. so people should expect delays in san francisco. camila barco

i'm supervisor gordon mar, and i joined by stefani and matt haney. [inaudible] >> thank you to clerk john carroll. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, thank you, mr. chair. in order to protect the public, board members and city employees during the covid-19 health emergency, the board of supervisors chamber and committee room are closed. this is taken to all various local, state, and federal orders. members will attend the meeting through video conference. public comment will be available for each item on this agenda, sfgovtv.org, and we're screening a call-in number across the screen at this time. your opportunity to speak will be available to you via phone. you will dial 415-655-0001, and once you're connected and prompted, entering the meeting i.d. 1878615621and then press ##. when you're connected, your line will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial star followed by three to be added to the speaker line. the system prompt will indicate that you have raised your hand. best practices ar

san francisco supervisor matt haney fired up about the covid vaccine rollout and how the san francisco public health department will for now only administer vaccines to county residents 50 and older or those with health problems. however, residents of other bay area counties where those 16 and older are eligible are coming to town and rolling up their sleeves. >> it's currently available to contra costa and san mateo and alameda residents, and i'm happy for them. but if you say you live and work in san francisco, they say you're not eligible. that just makes no sense. >> the covid expanse center said when they expanded it to 16 and older, they could not set restrictions by zip code. so it appears members of the newly eligible group may have to wait until thursday to book an appointment. haney calls that response outrageous. >>> developing now a second night of unrest in minnesota where police shot and killed an unarmed 20-year-old black man. demonstrators gathered near the brooklyn center fire department. disbursements of crowds occurred late into the evening. demonstrators tried to lo

. >> reporter: supervisor matt haney visited with her at the game and is applauding the giants for not only hosting her, but standing with her and the asian american pacific islander community, telling them that everyone is welcome at oracle. >> they made it very clear at the start of this game that this is an inclusive space. they're supporting all of their fans and supporters and that they do not tolerate racism or hatred of any kind. >> reporter: as professional sports teams speak out against rising hate crimes against the aapi community, lawmakers are raising awareness and working to toughen hate crime laws. >> where we see the uptick in hate crimes -- >> during a virtual town hall, senator alex padilla says he expects to call on the senate to vote against hate later this month. >> we're advancing a resolution that condemns all forms of anti-asian discrimination and calls on federal officials to address the rise in covid-19-related hate crimes. >> reporter: congressman ted lieu says he is introducing legislation to make it easier to file federal hate crime charges. >> it changes th

and now, i'd like to introduce the supervisor for district 6, supervisor matt haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, mayor breed, and thank you for your leadership and your commitment to this project. thank you to the transportation authority, sfmta, the bike coalition and public works, and all of the workers who were a part of getting this done. as mayor breed said, this has come at a really good time for our city. second street is such a critical thoroughfare for the economic life blood of our city. if you look around here, you see tremendous contributions to jobs, to growth, to prosperity here in san francisco. and one other thing that i also want to add, this is the street that many of us take to the giants games, and in just a couple weeks, we are going to be able to walk on the giants bats for opening day. we are going to have safe ways for people to be able to get to the game, to be able to walk safer, to be able to bike safer, to be able to experience a street that really accesses the potential of what our neighborhoods and our streets should look like. one th

. >>> matt haney leading the charge to get more people vaccinated in san francisco. on twitter he informed his followers another 6,000 vaccine appointments opened up at the moscone center, one of the city's largest sites. >>> are you still looking to get your shot? we can help. head to our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on how to get a vaccine appointment. it's right up there in the trending bar. >>> and new this morning, san francisco police officers are finding a lot more untraceable guns these days, also known as ghost guns. "the examiner" reporting sfpd seized 164 guns compared to six in 2016, the year when the department began collecting the data. san francisco is seeing a rise in shootings, up more than 180% last year, and so far this year, 73 shootings have been reported compared to 26 this time last year. >>> also new this morning, a new audit showing not much has changed in how berkeley police officers stop and search certain racial groups over others. the new police audit looked at incidents between 2015 and 2019, it finds black and latino people are far

but also not surprised because the weekend san francisco's district 6 supervisor matt haney says thenout should forced organizers to prepare for the high demand if they need to have better plan. and you know, they need to make sure that. >> they're having vaccine to meet the need of are going advertising why things like that. they follow up with people who are turned away city leaders are focusing on vaccinating people. >> who live in the bayview mission, tenderloin who trail hill and portola neighborhood. we need to make sure that we have. >> robin opportunities and adequate vaccine in neighborhoods haney says these 2 sites will be open for the next week. >> from 09:00am to 03:00pm despite the long line and help quickly. the doses went. it was worth well for some like hanssen and sherry way. i'm just ready to get the ball rolling back on life again. at least i have like an extra layer protection. now you can book an appointment. but the city's department of health is experiencing. >> higher than normal. call volume. so people should expect delays in san francisco. camila barco kron

speaking out about the crisis at the us mexico border supervisors shaman walton, hillary ronin and matt haney visited the border over the weekend to see firsthand what's happening with the thousands of unaccompanied children who are being detained there. you say they made the trip to show their support and to demand that those children be reunited with their families or sponsors. after the break. president biden's nationwide vaccination goal achieved a week ahead of schedule. how many americans have been vaccinated so far, and the tax credit that was announced today, plus the south bay's largest school district welcomes back some students for in person learning why teachers what brother, teachers say is the biggest attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you si

supervisor matt haney says the tenderloin is officially the first neighborhood in the city with a 20speed limit. also right turns on red lights have been outlawed, a supervisor says. it's a huge win for divers dense residential community. that has fought for the changes for a lot of years, amy says the changes will save lives as well, he says. people who get hit by a car going 20 miles an hour are twice as likely to survive as those hit by a car going 25 miles an hour if you travel on public transportation in the bay area, you could now use your clipper card with apple pay they area clipper announced the change on twitter today. the change will allow you to pay transit fares with your iphone or apple watch to get started. you'll just need the last four digits of the phone number on file with clipper and for all the android users out there, clipper is coming to google pay next month, nasa astronaut kate rubins is headed back to earth tomorrow after six months aboard the international space station, reuben spent time studying ways to optimize growing food in space. she also worked on d

. >>> san francisco supervisor matt haney among those leading the charge to get more people vaccinated in san francisco. on twitter he informed his followers another 6,000 vaccine appointments opened up at the moscone center, one of the city's largest sites. >>> are you still looking to get your shot? we can help. head to our website, nbcbayarea.com and click on how to get a vaccine appointment. it's right up there in the trending bar. consumer investigator chris chmura has good advice on getting that vaccine. >>> new this morning, one man is dead and several recovering in the hospital after a pair of shootings inization's gas light district. police say a man walked up to another man late last night who was standing outside of a hotel and started a fight with him. the suspect opened fire, killing him. a short time later a few blocks away police say the suspect then got into another altercation with a group of men, and opened fire on that group, hitting four people. officers tased the shooter, before taking him into custody. the four victims are said to have non-life-threatening injurie

somewhat surprised but also not surprised because the weekend san francisco's district 6 supervisor matt haney says the turnout should forced organizers to prepare for the high demand if they need to have better plan. and you know, they need to make sure that. >> they're having vaccine to meet the need of are going advertising why things like that. they follow up with people who are turned away city leaders are focusing on vaccinating people. >> who live in the bayview mission, tenderloin who trail hill and portola neighborhood. we need to make sure that we been opportunities and adequate vaccine in neighborhoods. haney says these 2 sites will be open for the next week from 09:00am to 03:00pm despite the long line and help quickly. the doses went. it was worth well for some like hanssen and sherry way. i'm just ready to get the ball rolling back on life again. at least i have like an extra layer protection. now you can book an appointment. but the city's department of health is experiencing. >> higher than normal. call volume. so people should expect delays in san francisco. camila barco kron

i'm matt haney, chair of the committee. our clerk today is linda wong. i would like to thank sfgovtv for streaming this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. committee members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they are physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. channels 26, 78, 99, and sfgtv.org are streaming the number across the streen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during public comment are available via phone call by calling 415-655-0001, meeting i.c. 187-364-0346, then press pound twice. when allowed in, you will hear the meeting but will be muted and in listening mode only. items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of may 4 unless otherwise stated. this concludes my announcements, mr. chair. >> chair haney: thank you, madam clerk. before we begin, i want to thank everyone for being brief with their presentations, and

dean preston and matt haney want mew need offer free ridership for three months, starting july 1st. they say that will encourage people to use public transit instead of private vehicles and save the average mew knee rider about $80 a month fresno washington d. c in boston have already recently approved similar plans. fire station 70 in san pablo was officially opened after more than a decade and planning and will now serve the contra costa county fire protection district. it replaces a temporary fire station used since the loma prieta earthquake back in 1989. new station. 70 has an honorary name. the captain matthew burton and engineer scott desmond memorial station. the two firefighters were killed 14 years ago trying to rescue people from a house fire. shoreline amphitheater man, the fillmore in san francisco will start live streaming shows live nation entertainment and veeps, a livestream platform announced yesterday they have started equipping more than 60 venues across the country with the ability to live stream events with the flip of a switch live nation says the technology w

isis that the us mexico border supervisors shaman walden, hell re ronan and matt haney all visited theder over the weekend to see firsthand what's happening with the thousands of unaccompanied children who are being detained there. they say they made their trip to show their support and to demand that children be reunited with their families or sponsors in san francisco, a controversial plan to address a surgeon. homelessness has been now put on hold city. leaders were considering an idea that would turn public spaces in the city sanctioned homeless and camp mints. that legislation called a place for all had its first committee hearing today. supervisoraphael man delmon, who is the author o us today one four to talk about the idea that would allow sites for hundreds of tents. what? not exactly established a right to shelter, but it would establish a policy that san francisco is going to try to have shelter for all and that's a commitment. other cities make new york makes it. boston makes it it's a commitment. san francisco does not make and i think some of what we have on our streets r

but also not surprised because the weekend san francisco's district 6 supervisor matt haney says the turnout should forced organizers to prepare for the high demand if they need to have better plan. and you know, they need to make sure that. >> they're having vaccine to meet the need of are going advertising why things like that. >> they follow up with people who are turned away city leaders are focusing on vaccinating people who live in the bayview mission, tenderloin who trail hill and portola neighborhood. we need to make sure that we have. >> robin opportunities and adequate vaccine in neighborhoods haney says these 2 sites will be open for the next week. >> from 09:00am to 03:00pm despite the long line and help quickly. the doses went it was worth well for some like hanssen and sherry way. i'm just ready to get the ball rolling back on life again. at least i have like an extra layer protection. now you can book an appointment. but the city's department of health is experiencing. >> higher than normal. call volumes so people should expect delays in san francisco. camila barco kro

matt haney sent out this tweet announcing that decision. the plan is to make sure all students can attend classes in person 5 days a week beginning in august. the district will also continue bringing as many students back to in person learning as possible. this spring. and turning out of the 4 zone forecast as we get a live right now. the san francisco embarcadero clouds once again returning tonight kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here tonight with a look and what's to come for wednesday. >> yeah. we're going to see more of those clouds overnight tonight and a few mid to high level clouds do so probably the cool things off just a tad as we head into wednesday afternoon. not much, though. we're in the 70's today inland. so probably mid 60's in the warmest parts of the bay area still clouds flowing in overhead high enough that they're making their way over the top of the golden gate bridge. you know, some of summer months that ridge of high pressure will be so strong. compresses that right down through the golden gate but here we s

thousands of migrant children who are being held their supervisors shaman walton, hillary ronin and matt haneyr activists over the weekend to demand the children be reunited with their families or sponsors. some states along the border with mexico are now taking action to deal with the crisis involving unaccompanied minors crossing into the united states each day. arizona's governor has declared it an emergency and sent in the national guard. we're willing to pay for this out of our own budget. even though this is a federal responsibility. i just hope that this isn't one of another. another governor, doug ducey, trump tactics that at the end of the day or costly, ineffective and really a distraction to the voters. the president of mexico is pledging to help, he says mexico will build 17 shelters along its southern border with guatemala to shelter migrant children in hopes of reducing the number of children entering the united states. kind of check in with our ktvu, meteorologist mark tamayo on special assignment today at the marine mammal center up in south salido gray skies where you are, mar

one in particular was very eye-opening for me in the community in district 6, matt haney's district. for a and a half trying to hire a nurse manager. she whacked me step by -- she walked me step by step everything she did. she tried to hire a manager, run around she got, changing of the rules and process, the number the requisitions sat on. she couldn't get a reply. meanwhile, i heard that kind of dysfunction from so many city departments. it's unacceptable. we are a world-class city with a huge budget. bigger than some small countries. we should be able to have a functioning human resources department that doesn't have vacancies that last for years on end in understaffed departments. aside from the issue how many employees of color feel like they are treated, this is basic dysfunction in our city is not right. i struggled very much with this appointment. ultimately, i decided that, i can't guarantee that i don't support your appointment today that another insider won't be hired it's not my choice as member of the board of supervisors who i appoint. i am going to support your appoint

i am matt haney, chair of the committee. i am joined by vice chair ahsha safai and supervisor gordon mar. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. [agenda item read] . >> clerk: items acted possible are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda until otherwise noted. >> chair haney: thank you, madam clerk. today, we have a full agenda, so thank you, everyone, for being brief, and we appreciate your time. madam clerk, can you please call item one. >> clerk: yes. item one is ordinance authorizing the city administrator to amend certain leases and forgive rent due between april 2020 and december 2020 with nonresidential tenants and and waiving administrative code and environmental code requirements enacted after the most recent modification of each lease in tord to allow for expeditious rent forgiveness necessitated by the covid-19 pandemic, authorizing the city administrator to further amend leases and forgive rent due and waiving administrative code and environment cal code requirements without f

i'm matt haney, the chair of the budget and finance committee. i'm joined by committee members vice chair ahsha safai and supervisor gordon mar. i would like to think kaleena mendoza from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, mr. chair. due to the covid outbreak, the board of supervisors and legislative room are closed. however, members will be participating in the meeting remotely. remotely. committee members will attend the meeting through a video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they're physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda, channels 26, 78, 99, and sfgovtv.org. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during public comment period are available via phone call by calling 415-655-0001, i.d. 1876709592, then ##. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, dial *3 to be ad

i'm supervisor gordon mar and committee member matt haney will be joining us. and we're also joined by supervisor melgar for item number 3. thank you to john carol and i'd also like to thank sf gov staff for this meeting. do you have any announcements? >> i do. for one thing i want to note that, mr. chair, in order to protect the board members in the 2019, the chamber and committee room are closed. this precaution is taken pursuant to all local federal state and local orders and directives. committee members will attend the meeting. if they are physically present in their committee room. public comment will be available for each item on this agenda, both san francisco cable channel 26 and sfgovtv.org. you have an opportunity to speak and provide your public comments on today's agenda by dialling by phone (415) 655-0001. once connected the meeting i.d. is 1874560963. press pound. when you're connected. you will hear the meeting discussions ongoing but your line will be muted and on listen-only. when your item comes up, press pound followed by star 3. please wait

we wouldn't be here today without our 10,000 members, supervisor matt haney, and former district 6 supervisor jane kim. thank you to director jeff tumlin, and special thanks to the community partners like alice rogers from the south beach community association. without further adieu, i'd like to bring back the director to get this program going. [applause] >> thank you, clare. without any further ado, let's get down to doing the things that we came here to do, and let's cut that ribbon. >> this meeting is being held by webex pursuant to the governor's executive order and mayoral emergency proclamation suspending or modifying emergency public meetings. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. each speaker will be allowed three minutes to speak. opportunities to speak or enter public comment are available by calling 415-655-0001, access code 187-595-1186, then pound, and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussion, but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, you will hear an announcement on the speaker line. p

i'm supervisor gordon mar and committee member matt haney will be joining us.y supervisor melgar for item number 3. thank you to john carol and i'd also like to thank sf gov staff for this meeting. do you have any announcements? >> i do. for one thing i want to note that, mr. chair, in order to protect the board members in the 2019, the chamber and committee room are closed. this precaution is taken pursuant to all local federal state and local orders and directives. committee members will attend the meeting. if they are physically present in their committee room. public comment will be available for each item on this agenda, both san francisco cable channel 26 and sfgovtv.org. you have an opportunity to speak and provide your public comments on today's agenda by dialling by phone (415) 655-0001. once connected the meeting i.d. is 1874560963. press pound. when you're connected. you will hear the meeting discussions ongoing but your line will be muted and on listen-only. when your item comes up, press pound followed by star 3. please wait until the system indica

i'm matt haney, chair of the committee. our clerk today is linda wong. i would like to thank sfgovtv for streaming this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. committee members will attend the meeting through video conference and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they are physically present. public comment will be available on each item on this agenda. channels 26, 78, 99, and sfgtv.org are streaming the number across the streen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during public comment are available via phone call by calling 415-655-0001, meeting i.c. 187-364-0346, then press pound twice. when allowed in, you will hear the meeting but will be muted and in listening mode only. items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of may 4 unless otherwise stated. this concludes my announcements, mr. chair. >> chair haney: thank you, madam clerk. before we begin, i want to thank everyone for being brief with their presentations, and

i'm matt haney, chair of the committee. our clerk today is linda wong. like to thank sfgovtv for streaming this meeting. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. committee members will attend the