supervisor now mayor. the major's office of how longs for continued support they provided around this project. i said before, they are true partners in a wayy don't see in other jurisdictions that is very real and i think we need to recognize and appreciate that in a different way then and there in other jurisdictions and i want to thank supervisor preston who from day fwhon his office supportive of the project we had many conversations and his support was vital to get here. it has been a journey no question. along the way we done incredible things. added 2 additional floors. [applause]. figured out how to program the space and include that as part of the development process which is a now model that a lot of us are looking at. again and again this is a model that i hope the city looks at and propagate across developments this concept of the developers responsible for building out the commercial space to make sure it is something that serves the community as part of the over all design from the front to ba

we're going to start with coolidge mayor, and we'll hear from a wonderful mayor himself as kurt schmoke. mr. schmoke currently is the president of the university of baltimore. he often says he's a recovering politician. well, he does does everything he does quite well. he served as mayor of baltimore for more than a decade. he was dean of the howard university law and has served our country in many other ways. and we're talking about what one learns from being a mayor and perhaps some other topics as well. mr. schmoke. well, thank you very much, matt. appreciate it. it's a great pleasure me to be here joining you in the of the centennial of the presidency of calvin coolidge. those of us here recognize there is much to admire about the life work of president coolidge. for me, as a former mayor, i like to highlight the fact that coolidge was among that fraternity of three people who were elected mayors before their service as president of the united states. to fill in the blanks of, that trivia question about who the other were. the answer is andrew johnson and grover cleveland. northampt

mayor. and thank you my fellow police officer friends i work with the advisory board and my friends are cops. one civilian friend other than that my friends are cops. thank you. i appreciate. and important to be aware of voting tomorrow and see what you want. something will happen worse. and one left note on irving street we had an arson 5 months ago never had. the flower shop was burned down. young lady been there for 60 years and now back. 3 years later dirt nel essay bar and i noticed the park was taken down. someone at 4 newscast morning took down the parklet we can't vice president that. we never this this stuff in irving over the years we had robberies. now everything else escalated and got bad. crime down because of police. ambassadors and the support of the mayor so thank you, mir for everything and let's get the job done here. thank you. >> thank you for put nothing perspective and the points of this is for folks to reach out to their members of the board of supervisors to make it c

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the office of san francisco mayor currently held by lender mayor breed -- by mayor london bridge is beinghallenged, who is this name being tossed around? >> the philanthropist who has been involved in the past with the organization tipping point, doing a lot around homelessness, and as you noted, the heir to the levi's fortune, he has been known to be interested in this for a while, and it is looking fairly likely that he is going to jump in and challenge the mayor at a time when there's a lot of discontent with how the city is being run. kristen: he has not filed any official paperwork yet, right? this is just what friends are telling people? >> correct. there was a report in the san francisco standard saying he had made his mind up and this is something that folks in san francisco political circles have been talking about for quite a while. i think that people recognize that mayor breed is in a bit of a moldable position right now -- vulnerable position right now and that's increased the interest among potential contenders. kristen: let's talk a little bit more about the levi strauss fa

mayor, and bankova is behind it.he story, by the way, it painfully reminds me of an almost similar story in chernihiv , when the mayor, who was also in opposition to kyiv atroshenko was dismissed from his duties also by a court decision , and the court in general in the lviv region was connected with the episode when he used his official leave to take his family, wife and children abroad in the first days of the war. he stayed in chernihiv, he was there all the time when the city was surrounded by bombings and so on, i am a witness in this, we included him more than once from the besieged chernihiv itself, then this is such an elephant story, now we will talk with the lawyer, the defense attorney of the mayor of rivne third, we'll see what's really going on with elena popova. by the way, if you're in chernihiv, it actually has little political undertones, it's unlikely that it was successful for those who were behind this removal of atroshenko, since now the mayor is in charge - this is mr. lomako i.e. a person from

in a statement, the mayor said i encourage the city council to set the mayor salary at the lowest amount required by the city charter. as a leader i know this is in the best interest of the city and is also the right thing to do. it is definitely what residents like dana want. >> it is not the right time. it is not to say that what she is doing is not important work. obviously she is the elected mayor of our city, but i think she needs to show some of the work before she starts taking compensation. >> reporter: dana says she is hopeful city council will make the right decision, because it all comes down to what is happening in oakland. >> the oakland city council meeting is happening right now. today a councilmember spoke to us about how he is voting on the proposed resolution. >> not only do i have a $117 million deficit coming up in the near future, and there are audits that are being conducted that i guarantee you that in three months it is going to come even further in terms of the deficit that we have. so at this time i am not ready to endorse any support for financial salaries to t

- i am. - [mike] 60th mayor, second female mayor, 70% approval rating, well-funded. not run again? - you know, i wish i had a single answer for that because it would have been easier for me. and it would be easier to convey the people like you, my, my friends and my family, but it really was not anything. one single thing, and you know, you are seeing these articles about "the great resignation". so i know like the rest of the universe, we've all been reevaluating over the past almost two years now. and for me it really was very personal in that my dad died suddenly when he was 55. -yh. - so being over 50, you just start doing that soul searching on how you want to spend your days. and if these were my last days on earth, how would i want to spend them? and, and i love my job. it's been my highest honor to be the mayor of atlanta, but there's so much more. - yeah. - and i wanted to take the opportunity to explore more. so voters get to decide every four years. and so do candidates. - i tell you this, what the last 20 months has taught me is my job, i love, right? i l

in a statement the mayor said i urge the city council to set the mayor's salary at the lowest legally required by the city charter as a leader i know this is in the best interest of the city's health and it is the right thing to do. it is definitely what residents want. >> it is not the right time. it is not to say that what she is doing is not important work, obviously she is the elected mayor of our city. but i think she needs to show some of the work before she starts taking compensation. >> reporter: and she tells me she is hopeful the city council will make the right decision because it comes down to what is really happening out here in oakland. >> thank you. >>> here is what the other bay area city mayors are making. san francisco's mayor was the highest paid mayor in the state last year making about $444,000 when you factor in benefits. mayor mahan made $227,000. >>> now, turning to city agencies to fill office buildings. 30% of the downtown building still sit empty, right now. and, the mayor is asking sfusd, city college and other agencies to take stock of what kind of empty r

san francisco mayor london breed is the highest paid mayor in california, even beating out the mayorch is four times the population. according to data just released by the california state comptroller, mayor breed made $357,000 last year. that's her salary. with her benefits, though, her take a look.sation was $444,000. here's the five highest paid mayors in california from last year, keep in mind. former mayor in l.a., eric garcetti, made just over $300,000. san diego's mayor, $236,000 followed by forme oland mayor libby schaaf at $226,000. and mayorer san jose mayor sam liccardo at $209,000. >>> here's a story that caught our attention. ticket scammers forupcoing taylor swift concert. she's coming to santa clara in just a couple weeks. the 33-year-old swift will be at levi staid jump july 28th and 29th. tickets ranging from $1,200 to more than $11,000. that's per ticket. beware, not all those tickets are legit. the better business bureau has already received 30 complaints about scams. joining us now, alma galvin with the better business bureau. tell it to us. what's the scam, or wh

i'll go with you to the mayor.ng to aleksey andreevich , he just thinks that i betrayed him, and now , before the elections, he just needs my support, i have to be there. agreed to me, and we're going. in general, i decided and thought you can’t rely on blind chance, you have to take your fate in your hands. well, everything else is a compromise. he doesn't suit me. i can't stand these compromises, and i've seen enough at home, you know, such a soap opera in the title role. captain dyachenko loves one driver, but he likes not quite another, but not completely attracts the third, but not for long. i'm not going to step on his rake together. yes, he did not see anything, calm down. this is what upsets me. in short, vasya if we have love, then we should not hide in the corners and openly declare all this. primarily iron. it didn't end well. thanks masha alexey andreevich it wasn't me who warned him. everything is fine. are you sure? this is my friend. well, what's not clear? best wishes. well, what happened we are tol

we have our mayor, mayor london breed, who will speak shortly and we have supervisor peskin and also, thank you, and also we have commissioner ed herrington joining us today. thank you ed herrington. so it was exactly in 1898 when the first vessel arrived here, opening the newly fashion pier and opening an era of prosperity and diversity for our city. for nearly 40 years, it was the bay crossing that welcomed everyone in and out of the city. the bridge went up in 1936. so today, this building is such a special place of travel, of welcoming, of diversity and we know that our ferry passenger ridership is going to go to prepandemickship as we have new routes and ferrylandings. [applause] this is a place where people gather for the most important city celebrations, whether that be the pride parade toxer juneteenth to markets and festivals or just to have a day of enjoyment. in our time, this building stayed open during the covid pandemic, getting farmers market getting ready to return safely as soon it could and getting our stores open and being ready for the first passengers ready to tra

specifically, i want to thank mayor breed. thank you mayor. [applause] who administration is key insuring affordable housing in the mission remains a priority now and for the future. this includes her leadership in making sure that buildings like this one become a realty each and every day. also, she has been a true champion for the small sites program, which has a-allowed to purchase 38 apartment buildings and saved over 300 families from eviction in this neighborhood. thank you, mayor breed. [applause] i want to thank the board of directors for their trust, for providing great care, guidance and support as we dare to become an affordable housing developer, taking many many risks along the way. thank you! [applause] finally, i must thank our team. they now provide services to over 17 thousand people per year in this neighborhood. [applause] our staff shows a remarkable ability to beadacious by adapting and pivot to meet the needs of our community at any moment. this includes providing key services before, during and after the pandemic. insuri

mayor, we are not going give up our cable cars. in fact, i'll rally all the women och san francisco, put it on the ballot and save the cable cars of san francisco and save the cable cars she did. [applause] and many many years later the first woman mayor of san francisco, diane finstein, knew there was a need to refurbish the cable car infrastructure and to make sure that the tracks and all the things they run along were preserved so we can see cable cars make it into the future to get to 150 years. she worked hard both public and private monies, came together and the infrastructure was invested in and look where we are today. cable cars are one of the number one attraction in san francisco. when they come to san francisco to visit, they want to go to the golden gate bridge and want to ride a cable car, and of course i got to also throw in, there is no better food anywhere in the world then san francisco. so, while other people are trying to write us off, we are doubling down. to remind people of who we are and what we represent. t

mayor. [inaudible conversations] >> i was here. down on the other side myself. >> it's -- yeah. >> thank you. i'm just trying to give people a chance. >> (inaudible) >> are you serious? they weren't speaking very-- >> i hope so, but, no, it's great. you know, look, a challenge #. >> yeah, i know. >> so, and then, you know, in the meantime, having the conversation, a healthy conversation on this country. i'll be back. i'll be back, thank you. did you guys have a question for me or something? okay. how are you? did you get that first coffee yet? [laughter] >> by the way, hope we make this a habit, hope we make this a habit. and starting off with them gives me a lot of energy. >> how are you guys? >> good. how was your drive. >> not bad. a half hour. >> and did pretty well except when we get to the what do you call it, the autonomous. >> we were doing autonomous and then went crazy. >> and yeah, yeah, mine gets a little crazy and starts stopping, herky jerky, are you okay? yeah. >> and got it a

round of applause for mayor breed, please. [applause] >> so, before i call the mayor up, i just like to recognize many people in the room today and many of our sponsors. chief scott unfortunately couldn't be here. we were all planning to come together. we had a incident in the city the chief had to respond to so i'll fill in for him and his remarks. i like to recognize the president of board of supervisors aaron peskin. [applause] thank you. supervisor rafael mandelman. [applause] our san francisco police commissioners walker, benedicto, yee and burn. thank you commissioners for being here. [applause] our sheriff for paul mimamoto. see this is what we put together, a nice backdop so identify have something to take a photo with. i like to recognize members of command staff and professional staff here today. very grateful for all the support. tenderloin station, i see plain clothe officers and i know that take you off the street, put you right back on as soon as we can, because you is a lot of work to do out there, but we are gr

the mayor was paid $354,000. san jose's mayor made $247,000 in wages and benefits. city of oakland has half the resident of san jose, its mayor compensation was more than san jose and l.a., in 350,000 in wages and benefits. this was before the current mayor took office. and tomorrow, the committee will vote on an increase for mayor of $75,000. if it gives it the green light, the city council will vote on tuesday. tonight, one council member knows how he will vote. >> i will not be supporting that action. considering the fact that the financial condition that the city of oakland is in today. >> next year, the city is looking at a deficit total of $360 million. >> the public is demanding that we invest our dollars to make sure that our neighborhoods not only become safe, clean and healthy. that's what we ought to be directing our dollars, as opposed to elevating the salary of the mayor. >> experts say the highest paid mayors in california are mostly in bigger cities where the mayors serve as chief executives have more authority than city council members. of the 359 ci

the very pay raised endorsed by the mayor herself. council endorsed for the mayor recommendations out of the hands of city council committees and give it to the public ethics commission. that may be up to voters to decide in november of next year. nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> new at 11:00, did you see anything? the chp is investigating another freeway shooting in the east bay. this time along 980 in oakland. one man was injured but is expected to survive. investigators say the shooting happened on 980 at 18th street. the victim showed up at highland hospital just after 3:00 p.m. the hospital called the chp. we want to update from you last friday's shooting. an 8-year-old boy is still fighting for his life after being shot in a gun battle on 580 in oakland. he was an innocent bystander caught in the cross fire. so far no arrests in that freeway shooting either. >>> a freak accident in gilroy. a large tree branch broke and fell on a bicyclist, killing her. it happened this afternoon as she was riding on roope road south of coyot

does that mean that mayor that mean i think that mayor khan a good mayor? good mayor? i mean, the idea of telling people that they each other mate they can't call each other mate seems to be absurd. there are more important be more important things to be focusing quickly focusing on. just quickly jump in what leo said, because you in on what leo said, because you lobbed grenade in and i lobbed that grenade in and i don't how provocative you don't know how provocative you were to be, but you were meaning to be, but if you don't have government chest open, have open, if you don't have government, still still government, it still it's still intact. chest is still my intact. my chest is still got my pet. don't have pet. if you don't have government get health government, you don't get health care . you don't get. yes, you care. you don't get. yes, you do. police >> you go to a private provider so you can maybe afford a private provider, millions private provider, but millions and millions and millions of people fellow citizens people of our fellow citizens cann

, the secretary of the city council of chernihiv performs the duties of the mayor, the secretary of the city council of zaporozhye performs the duties of the mayor of the poltava city council, so we can say that the regional centers in ukraine are quite common. well, they are widely subjected to pressure from the judiciary, unfortunately, we also have a number of small cities and small communities where, in the same way, the heads of communities were removed through the court, there we are talking about the submission to the national police, which should be about the initiation of several such cases by the national police, but both there and there the courts suspended the heads of communities from exercising their powers, and this issue is again to the work of the judicial system, because in the law on local self-government there is only a list of cases when the head can be suspended , and it is clearly not a matter of conflict of interests, as stated in the court in rivne in relation to the mayor of rivne, oleksandr tretyaka. after all, i really hope that the court of appeal will be fa

mayor tao is urging against that , asking city council to set the mayor's salary at the lowest amount legally required, saying, quote, as a leader, i know this isn't the best interest of the city's fiscal health and it is also the right thing to do. i think the mayor should be applauded for that move. >> it shows an understanding of where the times that we're in. >> yet critics still argue the charter erroneously used city manager positions as a metric for setting the mayor's salary in most cases. >> today, the city administers is typically have higher salaries than the mayor's. >> for example, the average salary for city managers in those six cities is more than $308,000, whereas wiley says the average salary for mayors in those six cities should be $134,000. if approved, tao would make at minimum around $216,000. i think that they may need to consider amending the charter so that it is more in line with where government is today. >> according to the report, tao makes nearly $22,000 less than a special assistant in her office. >> council president nikki fortunato bass says the raise

thank you, madam mayor. i like to start by recognizing the world's first drag laureate, darcy, congratulations! [applause] thank you for your leadership and your absolutely beautiful words. i think we can all agree there is no more no greater fabulous leader for the mayor for the city of san francisco than our mayor, london breed. thank you. madam mayor for your fabulousness and leadership every single day. so, i think some of you know i made san francisco my home for more than 20 years. i represent the entire state of california. and across our state this month there will be parades. celebrations, there will be incredible out pourings of culture and leadership uplifting the lbgtq+ community of the state of california. but i think we can agree that there is no place in the state no place in the country. no place in the world that did it earlier or does it better in celebrating pride month. than san francisco, california. and so, as we are out there celebrating and marching together. let us not forget what we

>> though the mayor mayor, a consultation, right? the mayor intervened even though the mayor intervened in polling and sent targeted in the polling and sent targeted adverts to people, thought adverts to people, he thought because he was getting results as coming through because he was getting results as time coming through because he was getting results as time

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>> though the mayor mayor, a consultation, right?h the mayor intervened even though the mayor intervened in the polling and sent targeted adverts to he thought adverts to people, he thought because he getting results because he was getting results as coming through as they were coming through in real he then he real time and then he then he commissioned do targeted commissioned to do targeted advertising to people he thought would supportive . he would be more supportive. he then suppress the then tried to suppress the results from results that were coming in from certain despite certain organisations, despite allowing them from others. so the tried skew the mayor tried to skew the consultation because he knew it would be deeply damaging him would be deeply damaging to him because it was going against consultation. because it was going against consul'there's things. >> so there's two things. there's so polling there's polling. so the polling shows of londoners shows the majority of londoners supported, probably why supported, which i

the mayor's budget director and dunning dunning. i keep saying it wrong. the advocate, some of whom are in the crowd. i see. jennifer freedom box, the director of the coalition of homelessness, who played a major role. the department emily cohen whitley. and it was really it was a really group effort. so everyone , you know, was at their very best, fiercely defending the needs of so many people that all need defending and more resources. and i think we're all very happy with the outcome. so if you will accept these amendments, they will they are substantive. so they will have to sit until our next budget meeting and i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you. i second the motion to amend and vice chairman. uh uh, thank you, madam chair. i want to thank supervisor ronan for your work on this. i think this is an elegant solution to our current predicament today of getting ourselves to a budget that can pass and can make the shelter investments that were identified by hsh and the mayor's office. i do continue to believe that we are not focusing enough energ