mayor's office. wanted to start out by welcome him and give you the floor for remarks. >> thank you. surprise. i'm here to respond to your questions. >> great. >> thank you. >> and as mentioned, commissioner -- carty overstone is present as well. colleagues, why don't we begin with any questions. let me may be start with an open ended question for mr. elseburn you heard my opening remarks to the extent you think i mischaracterized anything or misstated anything i wanted to give you an opportunity to speak to that or present any clarifications. or not if you think i have accurately framed. >> none, supervisor. i have nothing more to add. >> thank you. >> so mr. elseburn who's idea was it to require undated resignation letters from commissioners? >> this was an idea that came from the mayor and within the mayor's office and discussion at the beginning of her tenure of mayor >> thank you. was it recommended to her by anyone, to your knowledge? >> not to my knowledge. >> and then once the mayor started t

mayor's office. wanted to start out by welcome him and give you the floor for remarks. >> thank you. surprise. i'm here to respond to your questions. >> great. >> thank you. >> and as mentioned, commissioner -- carty overstone is present as well. colleagues, why don't we begin with any questions. let me may be start with an open ended question for mr. elseburn you heard my opening remarks to the extent you think i mischaracterized anything or misstated anything i wanted to give you an opportunity to speak to that or present any clarifications. or not if you think i have accurately framed. >> none, supervisor. i have nothing more to add. >> thank you. >> so mr. elseburn who's idea was it to require undated resignation letters from commissioners? >> this was an idea that came from the mayor and within the mayor's office and discussion at the beginning of her tenure of mayor >> thank you. was it recommended to her by anyone, to your knowledge? >> not to my knowledge. >> and then once the mayor started t

thank you, mayor. we could probably talk all afternoon and evening about everything going on with the bill. but let's focus on key things. one of the things here at the educational institution is public-sector capacity. that is the understanding of public owners, state and local governments, about how the bill works and how they should apply for the money, how they should receive the money. how do you think it is going overall? mayor landrieu: in my world, there were enormous expectations. >> how is that going given these capacity issues? mayor landrieu: first of all, the first question is what is the expectation? the expectation is in a year we would be rebuilding the whole country. that would be trouble. if the understanding is we have not been doing well for a long time and we have to rebuild and get better at building big things again, i think it is going pretty well. as you begin to dig into this thing, when you put pressure into a system, the first thing you see is the hole in the system. what do

the mayor and her mayor lee before her and the mayor's office of housing.. for all of their work on -- initiating this project. and thank you to mid pen for your work and bringing it to life and the sunset xunt for embracing this and this will be a wonderful new project i'm proud and excite today is moving forward. thank you. [applause]. >> all right. thank you. now invite jenny lamb the pedestrian board of education. good morning, telephone is wonderful to be here this morning. we are so fortunate to realize the vision which has been in the works for a decade and demonstrated the true commitment of collaboration with the city, county of san francisco and sf unifies district and the community. it is the first educator housing communities for san francisco and sfusd and only one of a handful of housing developments in the state of california. the development is built on sfusd owned land this would not have been possible without legislation and prop e in 2019. it was just down the street in 2019 where i spoke directly with educators, it was a couple who also

a for our great mayor of san francisco. u for our great mayor of san francisco. [applause] thank you.s for our great mayor of san francisco. [applause] thank you.e for our great mayor of san francisco. [applause] thank you. i want to recognize all the people that made this possible because it was many, many persons. you already said the -- latino hispanic heritage committee and the city committee and many, many people i cannot mention all of this. then and there we ever deeply grateful with all of you. i don't want to miss recognizing the presence of my colleagues. are here, thank you for joining us. approximate i want to take the opportunity to congratulate all the consulates of central america that today they are celebrating their independence day. thank you, congratulations. they could not make it buzz they are celebrating their independence day, too. i welcome with all the gratitude to our friends. our sponsors, and donors that are here today. thank you. we are so grateful, also with the team of the mexican consulate. they have been working hard. many color g

[applause] >> thank you mayor.ow it's my privilege to introduce my friend ask former boss. >> thank you, matt. any delay here was the fault of the city attorney's office. since i'm not there any more, go after them. to echo what the mayor ask matt talked about, the vibrancy of mission bay, i'm your neighbor, i lived in dogpatch since 1993 when dogpatch wasn't even called dogpatch. i used to take my walk and i could come down this route down third street and back in the old days, i used to keep my keys in between my fingers in case i had to defend myself. i know i'm not going to have toe did that any more now that we have this beautiful park here servicing this neighborhood. i have gust's at one end and newfield if he other. i'm excited to be here now to share in this sell braitionz because we're prude to be part of the open space at the heart of this park. not only to serve mission bay families but be environmentally sensitive as weld. and ecologically help save the bay. you see, we have can a centralize storm trea

>> jim, when you use the word mayor, former mayor nutter thought you were talking to him.was coming across the ropes. i had to say no, it is not you. what i see as the big cap -- big gap is the small city cities under 20,000, 30,000 population. we are working with those cities at the national league of cities. san antonio is going to be fine. they have a grant writer, they have an economic development person, environmental person, office of sustainability. they have all those things. but a lot of small communities will have challenges putting together and responding to grant opportunities that exist in legislation as well as the bipartisan infrastructure law that was passed. and so if we really want to have a big impact with these dollars, we have to give the support and infrastructure to small cities throughout america. 80% of cities in america are under 25,000 population. that is where the rubber meets the road, if you will, and a real opportunity for us to do the training and development around equity. and a real impact that will change america long-term, especially for

garcetti always says, good mayors borrow and great mayors steal. [laughter] so that is our montra when we think about how to look ahead and develop the solutions now that's going to improve communities today. i'm going to leave you with two examples, one, in downtown los angeles, downtown community plan, growing up in los angeles, there was no reason, i never went to downtown, there was no reason to go down there and now i work there, but when we look at our community plan and how to plan for the city by 2040, we're anticipating housing 20% of the population growth between now and 2040 and one percent of the land area of los angeles in downtown and what does that look like? that looks like mixed-use housing, it could be anything from micro units to work/live setups and of course being transit oriented and going from a city that was all about parking minimums to doing away with that and now moving toward bike parking minimums. and you know, that is really changing the face of a blighted under invested part of the city that is becoming awe city cente

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thank you mayor and good morning. first, thank you to the mayor our district attorney and matt dorsey this is a mall fraction of the city team working hard to address this issue. we want to make sure that everybody understandses unity and the commitment of city leaders to make situation better this . is about saving lives and protecting the people who work with and play in the city. and this is about producting our great city. i want to talk about -- the balance that we are trying to achieve here. the police department's role is enforcement and guess way beyond that. this city is known for compassion and known for reaching out and helping people who need help this city is known for balance what needs to be done on the enforce am scale and to get people who want and need help to a better place. our role the san francisco police department and the officers out in the streets starts with had we are hear for this is enforce am. we are also here to treat people with dignity and he respect and make connections with all the

the last payslip of the mayor of poltava is dated october 2021.charged uah 87,361 per month, which is subjects of public law a priori cannot belong to information with limited access, it is public information if the subject of the inquiry is a public figure and or another natural person or a citizen of ukraine wants to inquire about the salary of the mayor of a particular city, he has the right to do so in july, the mayor of lviv, andriy sadovoy , was charged almost uah 75,000 in salary, of which the official salary is more than uah 12,500, and a bonus of 32,800, and this despite the fact that in 2020 the gardener himself assured that until the end of the quarantine, he is still working for all deputies and himself

and it's in that climate of frustration that voters will choose oakland's next mayor. mike it's good to see you as well, absolutely. how are you? folks are furious about the state of the safety. the illegal dumping, william angry and frustrated too. i am a kid from oakland, born and raised here in this credible town my background is not typical of a politician or elected official. i'm a biomedical engineer, that's what i went to school for. >> district council member loren taylor speaking at a diversity and inclusion event . >> one of those is to invest in programs like this, contract development programs, and construction resource center. >> he says his perspective is not the status quo. >> when we take a look at what it takes to move forward, it's going to take an outsider. i came into the government four years ago. >> one area he would like to see is the race to solve violent crime. >> we've got to show something , show folks that we are going to hold folks and perpetrators accountable. >> he is one of two running from east oakland. >> we have never had a mayor who

of the outgoing mayor. it will cost the bay, turning towards san francisco. an out post from the ceo of a company slamming crime in the city saying it is forcing the closure of the bay valley store. our abc 7 reporter is getting answers. tim: the ceo says they have had some incidents at the store they have lost count. several of his employees say they no longer feel safe working at the store. they made the decision to close, at least for now. after operating in the city for only a year, a high-end outdoor clothing company has decided they have had enough of san francisco. the main reason is that they have been the target of repeated break-ins. >> within the first couple days we see the entire front window is smashed in and they have looted our store. tim: the ceo spoke to us from utah, company headquarters. he has said over the last 12 months, the san francisco store has lost money. he complains about the city in chaos. it inspired a viral outpost. >> dozens of incidences. it happens multiple times a week.

of the outgoing mayor.it will cost the bay, turning towards san francisco. an out post from the ceo of a company slamming crime in the city saying it is forcing the closure of the bay valley store. our abc 7 reporter is getting answers. tim: the ceo says they have had some incidents at the store they have lost count. several of his employees say they no longer feel safe working at the store. they made the decision to close, at least for now. after operating in the city for only a year, a high-end outdoor clothing company has decided they have had enough of san francisco. the main reason is that they have been the target of repeated break-ins. >> within the first couple days we see the entire front window is smashed in and they have looted our store. tim: the ceo spoke to us from utah, company headquarters. he has said over the last 12 months, the san francisco store has lost money. he complains about the city in chaos. it inspired a viral outpost. >> dozens of incidences. it happens multiple times a week. t

up first, new york city mayorer i -- mayor eric adams with less than one year on the job. >>> migrants bussed to the big apple and many are scared to ride the subway. you're saying the crime problem in this city is more presumption than reality? >>> then pop singer meghan trainor tells me about her first album since becoming a new mom and how her breakthrough single changed everything. >> it was like watching the greatest movie ever and i was right there on the screen. >> and later, best selling author james patterson on the rivalry with steven king and his controversial writing process. i will say in your autobiography, you seem a little defensive. i worked a lot on this question, alex. [ laughter ] are you always like this? are you saying parents are wrong? >> yes. >> will you come back? >> yes, of course i will. >> okay. >>> new york city mayor eric adams led the nation's biggest city for some ten months now. a 22-year police veteran, he came into the job promising to fix decades old problems. we talked about those but we started with the new issue he's dealing with, immigration. ne

it's a major issue in the race for mayor. kpix 5's listen walker looks at a candidate, thao . >> when people ask how we do it, when i tell them what they have to do, they come in and say we will spend the money, and you will make the sandwich for us.[ laughter ] >> this tuna melt is now famous and beyond. [ inaudible ] a more serious [ inaudible ] >> discouraged by [ inaudible ] and worsening homelessness, oakland is heading in the wrong direction, he says. >> i know it's a rubik's cube for city governments, but that got to do something, because it's just and ows that in arworsthat feeling aracss oakland rvas the next mayor. >>you much focomi out and all the support. you know, i think the city is sick and tired of the status quo, to be very honest with you, the status quo that does not take working families into strong consideration. i am a daughter of refugees. you are working to knock on those doors to fight for the refugees, the immigrants. we are not just up here. i am not your traditional politician, okay? you might be a

mayor lee was a big film lover as well. and so it is incredible to see you come in this role and see how much that you echoed all of his leadership and more. >> i want to thank my family for being here. and they are here. this means a lot to them and also, yes, i want this to be a participation. if this is had i share speaks to you shout hayou node to do. stand up. i'm the daughter of immigrant parents. my father is from iran and my mother from mexico in 1964, they met in golden gate park. my mom was living with the nuns, not to be a nun but living with them i forgot why. my dad was a student taking computer classes with intent of going back to iran. my mom saw him at a picnic with the musn'ts and said, see that man there,il marry him. and 50 years later you know right. 55 or 56. i forget. 58 we are here. and the sack foiss that they had for their children i'm the youngest of 4. and what they did to support all of us to be college bound, to have our careers. the sacrifice my generation is the first that went to college. and

so today i want to thank the mayor for her incredible leadership.ded so much to the housing stock, since she has been our mayor. i also want to thank catherine stephanie who is newly the supervisors of this particular over this particular building because the, because the lines of the supervisorial lines changed. that's great to see you supervisor. and i want to thank steve goode in five keys thoer their incredible work. both from the shelter side but also in permanent supportive housing. and they're the ones who are responsible for managing this building .d this is a building for 114 adults. right now, it's got about over 90 people moved in. one of the reasons that we chose it is because of the location. one of the other reasons is because it's a building that was easily renovated and it had a low vacancy rate so there was only about 30 legacy tenants. so that gave us the ability to move a lot of people in. so today we're going to start by hearing from mayor reed, and then i will come back and introduce our next speakers. thank you. >> thank you, s

there has been a mayor after him and now we have a new mayor, eric adams.you think new york is a safe as -- is as safe as it was when you were in government? dan: it is not as safe as it was. crime is clearly rising. it is not back to the dark days of pre-giuliani in the 90's but we have to be careful because it is a foundation of everything. i know the current mayor is committed to reducing crime but we are going to have to be incredibly aggressive in making sure crime does not increase. david: are you involved any longer in new york city matters? dan: the mayor and governor asked me to cochair a panel or task force on reviving the commercial districts throughout the city. i have been in the middle of that. later this fall we will produce a report that hopefully will be inspiring here and in other places. david: one of the other projects you conceived of as the shed. you were the chairman for a while. what is the shed? dan: we wanted to put a cultural institution on the far west side of manhattan. well we decided to do was create a new kind of cultural ins

and now i'm the mayor of the city. >> so mayor pinole is a fantastic here in the bay area. but you think what you proclaim here will be heard in iran? >> exactly. they mean to do something. all politics start of the local level. you know, might be the first city in the united states. during that put the mission asking for free. secular democratic republic in iran. but we're not the best average out to all the mayors of contra costa county and apple provided me their support of us talking with the congressman earlier today. so governor on sunday and i can tell you. things will move until that change. things will change and the wrong. but i'm telling people to not give up up is on its way. >> we've seen the widespread protests, in your opinion. what are the most violations that occur under that regime in iran. >> let me tell woman, all mothers. one our sisters. women, our daughters. a woman at the most beautiful gift to mankind. and what is happening today. it's not just a moment fighting for their rights. yeah. asking for a change in regime. if it even about relationship and

the mayor says that housing is the only real answer to homelessness . she added they quadrupled shelter capacity an homeless in cabinets have decreased since 2019 . >>> and over the bridge, san francisco mayor london breed is slam forcing the salesforce ceo. tech companies following remote work are part of the reason downtown san francisco businesses are hurting . she ha talked several times about how flexible work policies are impacting the city . >>> looking live at sales force the mayor points at the city's tallest skyscraper being empty . some workers have returned t the office but only a fraction of what they were pre-pandemic the mayor took aim at elon musk who is also in the legal battle over taking over twitter . he posted about turning the twitte headquarters into a homeless shelter since nobody shows up for work anyway, meaning only nobody works there anymore. despite this call for change, london breed said it is important to reverse the perception that san francisco is dangerous with crime . she took a swipe saying elon musk got a ton of tax

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the mayor says he was walking away when the man punched him in the chest .rvened before things escalated further. >>> let's take you to lake tahoe now where ski resorts are gearing up for the season. they are hoping for a wet winter . crews at boreal will soon fire up these snow machines to help build a base. the snow on the ground came from a dusting over the weekend, as paul heggen predicted. boreal, heavenly, and kirk would all plan to use snow machines to get things going, but hopefully, we won't need them for much of the winter. fresh snow. >> school years will tell you they would much rather ski in the mother nature-made snow. they will take what they can get. maybe they will get real snow next week. our rain chance is still about a week away. we were talking about a rain chance for the weekend, but that has dwindled. a mix of sunshine in store for us. it will be breezy at the coast. the wind will not be a major factor. we will see plenty of sunshine from midday tomorrow through thursday. the storm track remained push to our north. the dry weather patt

she has been mayor since 2018. she was one of the early supporters of measure j that allowed santa clara to build levi stadium pick >> i have started some really great things here in the city and i want to showcase the wonderful city that santa clara is. >> reporter: her strong support of the related project led to accusations that she was too close to mr. ross and the dolphins pick >> they probably look at me as a most capable mayor. >> reporter: it comes down to the challenger including the incumbent of failed leadership pick >> there has been a toxic relationship between the mayor and the 49ers. >> reporter: the incumbent and choosing -- >> who do you want running this city? >> reporter: the deciding factor will come down to voters like joe garcia who says he tunes out all of the negative ads pick >> i hope that whoever wins , wins because they deserve it . kpix5 . >>> president biden cassis pallet in delaware alongside his granddaughter, natalie. they gave each other stickers that said i voted. young natalie wa

by the mayor herself. and then with her being the final arbitrator of these requests, what is her reasoning for these individuals? # what is her threshold? >> it would be under the circumstances that under dire situation where they are uncab capable of their duty as far as posting and as far as a commissioner for criterion for that, i'm not familiar with but it's a mayor's case by case situation. >> i'm sorry, you are saying that all of these were decided by the mayor's themselves. the appointees were asked to sign the letters? >> correct. >> decided by the mayor alone but you are not sure what is the criteria? >> no. >> >> i think this is a practice that is in question but i think these are strong applicants and i'm inclined to get these to be let on to continue their work. i cannot confirm as to this practice, but i would vote on them and let them start their work and this body can study with the mayor over these self inflicted wounds with these resignation letters. >> thank you. >> supervisor melgar? >>

the 45th mayor. san francisco a role model for us at ignite the mayor london breed. it is a reflection and result of your leadership as i have been watching. to credit a resilient and equal san francisco for all. il welcome you up and go this way. >> upon good upon afternoon. i think it is i have been up since early this morning. first of all i used to go to this school when it was benjamin franklin middle school. this used to be the locker room where the girl's locker room was. but when i walked in here it to being me become to my junior high school days. i know you all are in high school but i tell you this story. remember the uniform it is you put your name on it and get dressed for the gym? this is where we did that. i remember it takes me back to we all than sometimes there are the prettiest girl in the school. prettiest girl at bench min middle school was sarah rodriguez. sarah smelled really good. i didn't understand. in the same locker room where i learned about this deordorient lady speed stick with the pink cap what is interesting i'm like almost 50 and i s

now i will turn it over to mayor breed. thank you. [applause] goovend, everyone it irrelevant is a pleasure to be here, thank you to stanza for blessing mow and this moment where we can celebrate and uplift our young people who were formerly homeless and now have a safe, affordable place to call home. [speaking spanish]. i'm glad to be here with the supervisor robin and thank you delores and larkin street for -- [applause] for all the work that you do to work with young people. we have a lot of organizations that work with young people in this city. i gotta tell you the w that these 2 organizations do have such a tremendous impact on helping to turn people's lives around in ways that have been absolutely extraordinary. [speaking spanish] a couple years ago we set out on a mission to focus on ending youth homelessness in san francisco. buzz we know when we are paying close attention to supporting and uplifting youth, then we are doing what we should be doing to ensure that the next generation has the support and the resources, have had

. >>> big money being spent in the south bay over the mayor's race. >> the owners of two nfl teams , the san francisco 49ers and the miami dolphins, are backing opposing candidates. >> kpix 5 's len ramirez has details. >> reporter: joan garcia just might be one of the longest-running small business owners in santa clara. >> i have been here since my father opened it up in 1972. >> reporter: he follows city politics and has seen a lot over the years, but nothing like this year's election for santa clara mayor. >> we do have some big money coming in from outside of the city. and i would sure like to see that money go elsewhere, like to affordable housing for folks. >> councilmember anthony becker. mike i'm supporting lisa gilmore. like the outside money has bombarded residents with ads. it makes headlines on the front page of the sports page . the san francisco 49ers and owner jed york have pumped hundreds of thousands of dollars into a committee backing city councilmember and mayoral candidate anthony becker . at the same time, miami dolphins owner, stephen ross, who also owns the re

the mayor said the man told him were you harassed me? me like this at the fourth of july, and now i've been waiting to get back at you. man kept getting louder and louder and then punched him in the chest. the mayor says he then blocked a second punch hit me right here. i couldn't believe that he did that. and so, of course, now i'm just i'm now getting louder. don't touch me. don't put your hands on me,

have black mayors.what eric adams said in a television interview. he said keep in mind these are three cities where we have black mayors. this is undermining our economy and is undermining our attempt to recover in our cities. these three cities were targeted. this is in a television interview and the host just then asks, you think these cities are being targeted including new york because they have black mayors? adams says i don't know if it's black mayors or northern cities. something is wrong. we have thousands of cities in this country. why are we specifically targeting washington, chicago and new york? i could offer you a potential answer, mayor. you're sanctuary cities and three of the largest cities in the united states of america. >> ainsley: if you want to get attention of other people, if you're going to do this, you have to ship them to the larger cities that will definitely get more attention. >> brian: here's an example of how wrong mayor adams is. and every day that goes by, i have less ho

he left that to become the mayor of atlanta. he left that while he was the mayor of atlanta. he brought the olympic to the united states or brought the olympics atlanta, which is something that no could have ever foreseen. and now he runs a foundation. so he has these many lives and it looks, you know, the thing that's interesting about him is that it's as if, you know, every decade he of reinvents himself and he looks back. but he doesn't really look back if. you pick out, you know, if you pick a part of his life and a hat and you pick out mayor of atlanta. yeah, there's a whole book in that. there's a whole book on being a u.n. ambassador so i wanted in the book to kind of distill all of these different aspects of his into one easily readable book. i think that's the challenge that you gave yourself and succeeded at so well because as you say, there really is a book length study to be written on any these positions that he's held and there are so many the course of 90 years and for for a man of that age to still be as active as he is through his foundation, not just here lo

and the mayor, robin christensen, thanks for welcoming us to dover. mr mayor.nd as i said, uh, you know, person, he knows a lot about being mayor, but he's even a better receiver. um, mr mayor, thank you for what you're doing for the city of wilmington's, you're making a big difference, pal, you really are making a big difference. you know, uh, we've got another mayor here today. she's no longer the mayor, she happens to be the head of the director of the office of public engagement, keisha lance bottoms. the mayor of atlanta madam mayor. where are you there? [applause] she is two things i learned. you gotta know about keisha. one, she's smarter than you and two, she's smarter than me politically as well. that's why i hired her. it's great to have you and welcome to del state. i've been bragging about, you know, the fact of the matter is that she's also the mayor of atlanta but she's a fam u grad uh and uh tony, you know where the real power is. as i said in the divine nine. and speaking of the president of this great university, this guy used to work for me, t

starts at the top with our mayor. and starts with our board of supervisors you will hear from next with the district 10 supervisor. board member and president of the board walton. it started with the many city diameters involve friday d. emergency management. libraries as well as our many community partners. this is many years in the making involved many people at the table. upon we are joined by our deputy direct from the libraries we are joined by the city librarian. both will present us on a tour later o. i will say something with the librarian. libraries are a center of knowledge for our community. a place of res spit where teem people learn and grow. through the nobodying us on making them a beacon of libraries throughout the nation, these accomplices are a center of safety for our communityip want to thank the city librarian for his role in doing that this does not happen without communities. this has to be community driven and lead. in the bay view the department is leading this effort with the supervisor's off

mayor and commissioner, so good you could be with us.g in sanibel or have you, if not, have you seen the home that you once resided in? it looks like we don't have the connection with the commissioner. all right. we lost that. we will try to reestablish that and, hopefully, have a chance to talk with him about what he is going through and what the residents are dealing with as well and how he is able to help. >>> coming up, new york mayor eric adams declares a state of emergency over the influx of migrants just weeks after he said the city would welcome them with open arms. why he says shelters are near capacity straight ahead. demands a lotion this pure. gold bond pure moiststure lotin 24-hour hydratioion no parabens, dyes, or fragrances gold bond champion your skin zyrteeeec works hard at hour one and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the barcode beat conductor. ♪ than our allergies!s be me zeize the day. zyrtec. bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories

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