after that, the merj base in the asb al-jalil area also targeted a gathering of zionist soldiers on hezbollah in the tepeh tihat area of ​​tel tihat, as well as the spying equipment of the ramsa base in the heights of the occupied shibaa shrine and the occupied kafr shoba hills. from this morning until now, the zionist regime has attacked seven areas in southern lebanon, including mansouri jibshid and bisarieh near saida, and the armed drones of the zionist regime have also attacked nine areas in southern lebanon, including khayyam and misra, channel 12. the zionist regime tv also announced that the sound of danger sirens was heard in 14 military and zionist settlements in the west galilee and upper galilee regions in the north of the occupied territories due to rocket fire and also the penetration of drones into those areas. yes , thank you very much, mr. hassan azimzadeh. the reporter of sed and sima news agency located on the border between lebanon and occupied palestine , the new york police arrested 50 people who protested against the us support for the zionist regime. declared genocide

appreciate chair melgar, mayor breed, supervisor safai coming together and figure how to merj a couple competing ideas percolateing. we are excited to see this. i think we are always looking to see where we can do more and when we look at the commercial corridors this is the place i think we will see some changes. you look at some of them and see [indiscernible] 60 banks, buildings that dont really match the environment we live in examine anymore and this gives a opportunity to think how we use those differently and certainly housing more people in san francisco is a great use of that eager to see the rest of the amendments as it doesn't sound we are quite at the last stop unfortunately, so pay attention to see what is there but appreciate the work so far and encourage you to find a sensible plan as chair melgar put it. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. thank you to the housing and land use group today. i am kate bloomburg resident of potrero hill. i actually think that housing-i mean the density increases actually do a lot for our city for all of us. they do a lot

challenging and ciotic and unpredictable that lead to exposure to dooring side-swipeic and forced cyclist to merj into the travel lane. when we picked up the projecktd in 2020 we thought a side running bikeway was the best option, however once we got out of covid we realize that design had challenges with the way that the street had changed. some of the designs and constraints are related and intertwined. that constrains the roadway width for that section of valencia and contrains a width for emergency response and shared spaces assisting with covid economic recovery. there is also competition between commercial and passenger loading needs and safe comfortable passage for cyclists along the corridor. ats the same time we heard clearly when we picked up the project that after covid that merchants that shared spaces and parklets were vital to covid economic recovery and needed to stay at the curb to minimize parklet construction cost and accessibility concerns. we heard many parking loading spaces needed to accommodate changes in customer behavior including increase in on-demand food delivery, incr