i'm miguel hernandez and welcome to public works tv. let's see what we did last week. more than 200 people gathered in bay neighborhoods to show some love for the annual clean team and the annual coastal cleanup day. we were on-site to witness the testing of the gondola at the salesforce center. did you know that there are more than 125,000 street trees growing throughout san francisco? since july of last year, public works has the responsibility of maintaining these trees thanks to the voter approved street tree assessed sustainable funding initiative. it makes sure they have the attention they need. it's a big task, and it'll be a few years before we get to every tree in need, but we'll get there. come along as we travel with the urban forestry team. >> we are talking to drew landers. so drew, what are we expecting today? >> today, we're here pruning some trees and doing a stop sign. >> in case there's a failure, we don't want a limb breaking and falling into the roadway and into the bike traffic. >> pruning trees properly is very important for a lot of reasons. most

until next time, i'm miguel hernandez and thank you for watching public works tv. >> i'm christine hunt. i'm an assistant resident engineer with project management prospectus, and i help ma >> president cohen: all right. good morning, ladies and gentlemen. good morning. i want to welcome you to the budget and finance committee. it's thursday, september 20. we've got a fairly light agenda ahead of us. i want to recognize matthew baltazar and michael ignatio with sfgov tv. i also want to thank linda wong, who will be today's clerk. madam clerk, do you have any [agenda item read] >> president cohen: all right. can you -- thank you. please call item one. >> clerk: item one, item retroactively approving the item between the city and sf fuels for an initial term of september 1, 2018 through august 1, 2021 with two one year options to extend for a not to exceed amount of 40 million. >> president cohen: also. this is an item to purchase gasoline for the city fleet. pretty straightforward. again, there is no obligation to buy that much gasoline if it's not used, is that correct? >> greyes. >> pr

until next time, i'm miguel hernandez and thank you for watching public works tv. >> i'm christine hunt. i'm an assistant resident engineer with project management prospectus, and i help ma >> good morning. thank you, everyone, for coming to our first mayor's disaster council meeting of the year, the fiscal year, the first under the leadership of our new mayor, london breed. and the first for me as director of emergency -- department of emergency management. appreciate you all being here today. i'm going to call the meeting to order and i'm going to pass it on for opening remarks. >> thank you. and thank you, everyone. you know, i know there's been previous disaster council meetings, but this is a very special occasion for me and for the mayor. it's really an honor to be here representing the mayor and also too be here with all of you to be part of this critical conversation around keeping our communities resilient and prepared. and i know we'll be talking a lot about connected communities today. and, you know, as we all know with san francisco, it's not if a disaster will strike. it's

. >> rocÍo hernÁndez es la mama de marco y tambiÉn de miguel, dice que tiene un vacÍo por dentro porque la tranquilidad porque ellos merecen una vida digna. >> con las manos a travÉs de los barrotes, lÍderes religiosos y activistas de derechos humanos realizaron el grito en la frontera donde exigieron al gobierno de trump la reunificaciÓn familiar. >> vamos a movilizarnos en todo el paÍs, en toda la regiÓn fronteriza y vamos a insistir y demandar que pare esto. >> el movimiento mujeres migrantes llegÓ a algunas madres que tambiÉn vieron a sus hijos al otro lado del muro. >> estamos sufriendo mucho las madres que nos quedamos. >> voy a ser mÁs fuerte. >> marco dice que va a luchar para que su mamÁ regrese pronto a nueva york, le pide al gobierno una visa humanitaria porque Él y su hermano la necesitan todos los dÍas. >> otros testimonios de adolescentes que llevaban aÑos sin ver a sus padres deportados son conmovedores, ellos dicen que no van a dejar de luchar porque sus papas nunca van a dejar de luchar por ellos, noticias telemundo. >> no podemos imaginar el dolor y la impotencia de es