to senator dianne feinstein when she took over helm of san francisco tragedies occurred with mayor mosconi. there was a rough period she stepped friday and very brave she was a great influence to all leaders follow during the bust of senator feinstein, which sits across from mayor mosconi on the second floor of city hall. brought community together, as i would say as a as >> as the mayor of san francisco in the hardest of times. milton thompson also stopped by to write a message for the senator there. london breed thanking him for his visit. dianne feinstein never stop being mayor. she led with courage. >> she worked hard for the city. meantime, people left flowers at feinstein's home in san francisco. elizabeth circuit lives nearby and says she met the senator while out for a walk. she was amazing. she broke down so many barriers. >> you know, for people of my generation and your generation, she was the one who showed us the way that we could do we could be a mayor. we could be a senator. we could be a president. >> and that book of condolences is located on the 4th floor here at city hal

to senator dianne feinstein she took over helm of san francisco and tragedies occurred with mayor mosconi. there was a rough period step right very brave. she was a great influence to all that leaders follow during the bust of senator feinstein, which sits across from mayor mosconi on the second floor of city hall. brought community together, as i would say, as a mother. >> as as the mayor of san francisco in the hardest of times. milton thompson also stopped by to write a message for the senator. mayor london breed thanking him for his visit. dianne feinstein never stop being mayor. she led with courage. >> she worked hard for this city. meantime, people left flowers at feinstein's home in san francisco. elizabeth sirkin lives nearby and says she met the senator while out for a walk. she was amazing. she broke down so many barriers. >> you know, for people of my generation and your generation. she was the one who showed us the way that we could do we could be a mayor. we could be a senator. we can be a president. >> and that book of condolences is located on the 4th floor of city hall. a

en 1968 se convirtiÓ en la alcaldesa tras el asesinato deel entonces alcalde george mosconi. el senado de california. ella estuvo a la altura, ejerciÓ su liderazgo con valentÍa, trabajo duro por la ciudad, fue un faro de esperanza e inspiraciÓn durante una Época muy trÁgica para la ciudad. naciÓ en san francisco, pero pasÓ gran parte de su vida washington d.c. hoy se depositaron flores en su memoria. ha sido descrita por distintos lÍderes a lo largo del paÍs como una pionera en la polÍtica, una mentora y referente para las mujeres que ocupan o aspiran un cargo pÚblico. la senadora se definÍa como una polÍtica de centro que llegÓ a cambiar de opiniÓn en temas polÉmicos, en un principio se opuso al matrimonio de personas del mismo sexo, pero despuÉs lo apoyo, lo mismo ocurriÓ con la guerra de irak y la pena de muerte. la congresista dijo a travÉs de un comunicado que diane ayudÓ a romper muchas de las barreras que existÍan para las mujeres y que la de hoy es una pÉrdida monumental. lee dijo que era una mujer poderosa en el senado, y que logrÓ muchas victorias para la democracia

. >> both mayor mosconi and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> reporter: a steely feinsteinld guide and calm a shattered city. >> i became mayor as a product of assassination of the mayor being killed and the first openly gay public official being killed by a friend and colleague of mine. >> she's iconic for that moment, for showing that women could lead. she been that way the whole time, i think just very, very calm and very measured. >> reporter: feinstein would take over as san francisco's mayor, the first woman to hold the post. she would then win the job twice in two elections. while she was mayor, she earmarked more money for aids research in san francisco than president reagan did for the entire country. feinstein would make an unsuccessful run for governor in 1990, but even in defeat, she was resilient and went on to become california's first female u.s. senator in 1992. >> electing women senators was a big deal, and in 1992, we elected two women senators at the same time, and that's also going to be a very important part of her legacy. >> reporter: in her last elect

can mosconi was our dreamforce was just a week. so can they sustain being pulled from a week and then maybe we have we're in decent shape or did we get a lot of complaints during that week? so we're going to be looking at the data to see what what we're seeing in the and also talking to our supervisors from those from those zones to see if they noticed an increase when we when we took people from those areas and you know so i think that'll tell us kind of how negative the impact was. we i think we need to be honest that we're dealing with a finite number of resources. we can't say we're going to keep everything the same and still add resources over here. but if there are areas of the city that don't suffer from as many of the challenges that make it really hard to keep areas consistently clean, maybe we can then know, well, if we if it's just a day or two, we're probably safe to pull those resources. so i think that's what we're going to try to use this opportunity to help guide us in the future when it's more like a week instead o

surface, we see someone who always had the steely calm, even during the toughest moments right after mosconi's assassination. and harvey milk and that carried on through her career behind the scenes. did you ever see her get rattled or nervous? >> she was she was tough. and she'd get upset when things weren't going her way or if she thought people weren't working it right or hard enough. and so, you know, she was a she was a tough person to work for. she demanded a lot of her people. and at times, you you know, if you didn't do the right thing, you you know, you heard about it and other people heard. and so that was her style. and at the same time, she was, you know, extremely rewarding and gracious in her in her congratulations and support to her people. and she held us really close. so, you know, that was who she was. and yeah, you know, she she really knew how to be in front of the cameras and be in public. but she also knew how to, i think, motivate and people who worked with her and for her and you know have a kind of a command and control style that worked, i think well in san francisco

. >> the mosconi center around 43,000 people attended and the city seemed to pass the test when it comes to public safety. something cities, city leaders say it's possible year round. >> dreamforce as ended and the impressive displays around the moscone center on their way out when salesforce ceo marc benioff kicked off the three-day event, he hoped for safety and got it. according to his post on x saying, quote, we have proven that we can achieve our goal of a clean, beautiful and safe san francisco for 3 consecutive days. now, let's do it every day. imagine walking through our city and seeing clean sidewalks, beautiful parks and people feeling safe and secure every single day. not just during dreamforce president of the san francisco board of supervisors. aaron peskin went to see the difference for himself francisco definitely put on its best show. >> and if we can clean up san francisco for visitors, we can totally clean it up for residents and we need to keep pushing for the coordination and focus that we get this job done according to pass, can step one of achieving the difficult ta

. >> many of them are already there mosconi today picking up their badges.oins us now live from the newsroom with more on what attendees are expecting from the world's i event brought vicki dreamforce has already taken over san francisco people in traffic clearly increased on the eve of the three-day event during what's being called an ai revolution. the day before dreamforce kicks off long lines of attendees came to the muskogee center to get their badges care. and the band's will travel to san francisco from london for his first dreamforce new but you get see how we can about the event shutting down howard street between 3rd and 4th streets and sfmta says travel will be congested in the area around kony. >> around 43,000 people are expected to attend this year's event. a lineup of researchers and scientists are scheduled to speak along with celebrities. doctor jane goodall and matthew mcconaughey. cassandra costello with the san francisco travel association says the city plans all year for dreamforce economic boost to our hotels. >> to our commendation sec

its annual dreamforce convention starts tomorrow at mosconi center bringing thousand of people in santoday salesforce announced it's alleging $14 million to schools across the country including oakland and san francisco unified. the announcement came during an event at washington high in san francisco. mayor breed was there as were the superintendents. >> we also thought about our newcomer population. very about 1,300 newcomer students, and so the investment has allowed us to, up, focus on retention. without teachers, nothing else can actually happen. >> in addition to schools in oakland and san francisco, the money will also go to districts in new york, chicago and indianapolis. >>> up next, sunday a big day for football fans all across the country, but some charger fans in los angeles had everyone doing a double take. we'll tell you why. >>> and let's take a look inside 30 rock this. was the control room here. tom llamas in for lester home. one of the top stories on "nightly news." the new covid boosters that could be going in arms this week. we'll tell you who is advised to get tha

about more than 40,000 people expected to attend the world's largest ai many of them are already at mosconifers rob nesbitt joins us now live with more on what these attendees are looking forward to rob dreamforce has already taken over san francisco people in traffic clearly increase on the eve of the three-day event during what's being called ai revolution. the day before dreamforce kicks off long lines of attendees came to the most goni center to get their badges care and the band's will travel to san francisco from london for his first dream for some time on ice to the event shutting down howard street between 3rd and 4th streets and sfmta says travel will be congested in the area around kony. >> around 43,000 people are expected to attend this year's event. a lineup of researchers and scientists are scheduled to speak along with celebrities. doctor jane goodall and matthew mcconaughey. cassandra costello with the san francisco travel association says the city plans all year for dreamforce economic boost to our hotels. >> to our commendation sector, to restaurants and retail and our lab

francesco mosconi, thank you very much indeed for your testimony.ned now by john dunn, director general of the uk vaping industry. by john dunn, director general of the uk vaping industry . john, of the uk vaping industry. john, welcome to the program. thank you , sir. chris whitty has made you, sir. chris whitty has made it very clear that if smokers move to vaping, there is a reduced risk to their health. he says. though if you're not a smoker, don't vape. but it is a useful way out of the worry perhaps that some people have got. is it a way in to smoking drug taking , whatever it may be, drug taking, whatever it may be, and you know, let's be frank , and you know, let's be frank, orange, gummy bears. that is a you know, that's aimed at teenagers, isn't it ? teenagers, isn't it? >> well, i disagree with you on that, but i have to agree with francesco and even why do this? >> but firstly, why do you why do you disagree with me on that? >> well, first of all, adults like flavours and one of the things happens things that happens when somebody smokin

francesco mosconi, thank you very much indeed for your testimony.ed now by john dunn, director general of the uk vaping industry. by john dunn, director general of the uk vaping industry . john, of the uk vaping industry. john, welcome to the program. thank you , sir. chris whitty has made you, sir. chris whitty has made it very clear that if smokers move to vaping, there is a reduced risk to their health. he says. though if you're not a smoker, don't vape. but it is a useful way out of the worry perhaps that some people have got. is it a way in to smoking drug taking , whatever it may be, drug taking, whatever it may be, and you know, let's be frank , and you know, let's be frank, orange, gummy bears. that is a you know, that's aimed at teenagers, isn't it ? teenagers, isn't it? >> well, i disagree with you on that, but i have to agree with francesco and even why do this? >> but firstly, why do you why do you disagree with me on that? >> well, first of all, adults like flavours and one of the things happens things that happens when somebody smoking

can mosconi was our dreamforce was just a week.o can they sustain being pulled from a week and then maybe we have we're in decent shape or did we get a lot of complaints during that week? so we're going to be looking at the data to see what what we're seeing in the and also talking to our supervisors from those from those zones to see if they noticed an increase when we when we took people from those areas and you know so i think that'll tell us kind of how negative the impact was. we i think we need to be honest that we're dealing with a finite number of resources. we can't say we're going to keep everything the same and still add resources over here. but if there are areas of the city that don't suffer from as many of the challenges that make it really hard to keep areas consistently clean, maybe we can then know, well, if we if it's just a day or two, we're probably safe to pull those resources. so i think that's what we're going to try to use this opportunity to help guide us in the future when it's more like a week instead of

. >> both mayor mosconi and supervisor harvey milk have been shot. >> that was the most painful lesson of division in what i do is i really try to bring people together. try to work out problems. >> she became acting mayor. >> when you were mayor and there was a fire over three alarms -- >> i had a radio in my room. my bedroom. when a building would burn and everybody was out on the sidewalk, i went and introduced them to the red cross. they'll get you a place to stay. >> politics was not gender neutral. like the time a developer bet her, if he finished a project on time, she would have to wear a bathing suit in public. she took the bet and he won. >> this is the picture. >> this is the bikini. >> i have to say, you rocked that pretty well. >> she kept her mementos and pictures in a special room inside her san francisco home. >> so there are a lot of stories here. this is the queen. >> pope john paul. joe montana. >> she was in the running to be walter mondale's running mandate. he picked another woman, geraldine ferraro. >> they thought i was going to get it. >> the blond won out. >>

to 7:30 at the mosconi rec center and again a second meeting for those who can't make the wednesday meeting on saturday at 2 p.m. so, i plan to attends both. and go to marina green and like to hear more about the expansion and the clean up. thank you. >> thank you, commissioner. >> seeing no other comments. do we are public comment on commissioners matters. public ment is closed. item 10 new business. anything from the commissioners? >> okay. any public comment on item 10 in seeing none public ment is closed. item 11 communications. any public ment on item 11. why public ment is closed. weer item 12, adjournment. adjourn in the memory of nancy parwarmall. >> all in favor. >> thank you one and all. ♪♪ >> san francisco! ♪♪ >> this is an exhibition across departments highlighting different artworks from our collection. gender is an important part of the dialogue. in many ways, this exhibition is contemporary. all of this artwork is from the 9th century and spans all the way to the 21st century. the exhibition is organized into seven different groupings or themes such as activities, symbolism,

mechanic but she actually found she she told me one time that she actually found the bullet in george mosconi'se was an ardent advocate and she was for arms control here in the united states. >> brian: pretty strong on foreign policy, as well, in the past. been controversy over the last year and a half. can you describe the family battle? >> yeah, this has been an issue here with the power of attorney. when she showed back up to the capitol, you started to see this woman surfacing with her taking her around the senate, she was the daughter of former house speaker nancy pelosi, there were questions as to who was calling the shots. the other issue we hear a lot in washington, we have older members who are older suffering from health issues, should they continue to serve at that stage. that was a big debate here, especially after she was out for a long time. she was up to be the president pro tem, of the senate, which is the most senior member of the majority party. she actually doesn't have that technical status, she stepped aside. patty murray, is performing that duty because she would have beco

those are two things we have not seen much of near mosconi center in the south of market neighborhoodns now that all the visitors are gone? abc7 news reporter leah melendez is here to tell us how san francisco plans to continue to fixing its image. liane. well you know, i think on the image meter we did okay. >> you know, so at least marc benioff was impressed. but was it enough to keep dreamforce here now, governor newsom told benioff that he's committed to keeping the momentum going, coming out of dreamforce this time, the governor used one word, a accountability from the people who run this city. >> amazing. okay well, we did it. he certainly did. >> marc benioff and his mega convention, dreamforce will have pumped an estimated $57 million into san francisco's economy, but not before warning the city to be on its best behavior, telling the chronicle, if this dreamforce is impacted by the current situation with homelessness and drug use, it may be the last dreamforce in the city. mayor london breed seemed to call his bluff if they have not had any problems hosting their conventions

the pursuit ended when the driver crashed near the mosconi center. police say after the crash, the driver tried to get away on foot but was quickly caught. >> oakland police say they arrested ten people and confiscated a dozen weapons during a sting operation earlier this week on grand avenue near qingtao praised the department for the crime crackdown. >> we're not waiting until we have a permanent police chief. we're not waiting until we have a permanent department of violence, violence prevention chief. we are moving forward so that we protect the citizens, the businesses and our communities here in our city. >> this particular group of individuals is have been involved in a series of carjackings, armed robberies, auto burglaries, and have a history of engaging in these crimes throughout the bay area. >> police say nine people are facing charges and charges are pending against a 10th person who is under the age of 18. a petition to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price has the go ahead to move forward. the registrar of voters approve

dreamforce is just days away at mosconi center.ding a big boost to the local economy. but with what's become a common sight around the city, tense crowding sidewalks and people using drugs outdoors, sales force fears, the dreamlike atmosphere. they create will turn into a nightmare. the second attendees leave the gates. the company's ceo has threatened to pull the event out of san francisco in the coming years. if conditions don't improve walking around the barricaded event space on tuesday, security and police officers patrolled every surrounding block. >> and there was little to no homeless or drug use in sight. supervisor dean preston says don't let that fool you. we can't take approaches that are just moving people from one place to another and too often that is a san francisco's history under this mayor prior mayors. >> just moving people out of sight acting like you saw the problem. and that's why we're in the situation. according to last year's point-in-time survey, more than 7,000 people experience homelessness in san franc

the 12th in the last through thursday, the 14th out of the mosconi center. organizers didn't say exactly how this was going to be the biggest day. i event. they just said that actors matthew mcconaughey and rainn wilson, who you see here are going to be on stage talking about how businesses can use ai. and this comes as the sales for ceo has already threatened to pull the plug on that three-day conference to take it out of san francisco going forward. if the city doesn't fix the issues of drug use and homelessness around the nissan or in other parts of the city. >> alright, coming up on the kron morning news clock is ticking for lawmakers to reach deal to prevent the federal government from shutting down. we'll have the latest on those negotiations will be right negotiations will be right back. ♪ ♪ always in that state of mind ♪ ♪ living on a high vibration ♪ ♪ so hot gonna make it melt ♪ ♪ and i'm lovin' what i'm tastin' ♪ ♪ nos gusta mezclar ♪ ♪ como malteada ♪ ♪ aqui hay lugar ♪ ♪ yeah we livin' in the golden state ♪ >> well, lawmakers returning to washin

dreamforce is just days away at mosconi center.co. >> providing a big boost to the local economy. but with what's become a common sight around the city, tense, crowding sidewalks and people using drugs outdoors, sales force fears, the dreamlike atmosphere. they create will turn into a nightmare. the second attendees leave the gates. the company's ceo has threatened to pull the event out of san francisco in the coming years. if conditions don't improve walking around the barricaded event space on tuesday, security and police officers patrolled every surrounding block. >> and there was little to no homeless or drug use in sight. supervisor dean preston says don't let that fool you. we can't take approaches that are just moving people from one place to another and too often that is a san francisco's history under this mayor prior mayors. >> just moving people out of sight acting like you solve a problem. that's why we're in the situation. according to last year's point-in-time survey, more than 7,000 people experience homelessness in

dreamforce is just days away at mosconi center. the annual conference is expected to bring 40,000 people to san francisco providing a big boost to the local economy. but with what's become a common sight around the city, tense, crowding sidewalks and people using drugs outdoors, sales force fears, the dreamlike atmosphere. they create will turn into a nightmare. the second attendees leave the gates. the company's ceo has threatened to pull the event out of san francisco in the coming years. if conditions don't improve walking around the barricaded event space on tuesday, security and police officers patrolled every surrounding block. >> and there was little to no homeless or drug use in sight. supervisor dean preston says don't let that fool you. we can't take approaches that are just moving people from one place to another and too often that is a san francisco's history under this mayor prior mayors. >> of just moving people out of sight acting like you saw the problem. and that's why we're in the situation. according to last year

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both mayor mosconi and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed.1978, san francisco mayor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk were murdered by a former colleague and friend of feinstein. it was their deaths, she said, that would ultimately shape her political philosophy. feinstein became the first female mayor of san francisco, serving two terms in. eventually, it led her to washington, d.c, where she would become the longest tenured woman in the us senate. born dianne emil jewish roots, feinstein was the eldest of three girls born to leon and betty goldman in san francisco's upscale presidio terrace district. however, feinstein's childhood was far from idyllic. she described enduring physical and emotional abuse at the hands of her mother, who suffered from mental illness. but it was her close relationship with her father that feinstein credited for her success. leon goldman was a conservative republican, but it was feinstein's paternal uncle, a democrat who introduced her to politics at an early age. observing these two ideologies, feinstei

dreamforce is just days away at mosconi center.nnual conference is expected to bring 40,000 people to san francisco providing a big boost to the local economy. but with what's become a common sight around the city, tense, crowding sidewalks and people using drugs outdoors, sales force fears, the dreamlike atmosphere. they create will turn into a nightmare. the second attendees leave the gates. the company's ceo has threatened to pull the event out of san francisco in the coming years. if conditions don't improve walking around the barricaded event space on tuesday, security and police officers patrolled every surrounding block. >> and there was little to no homeless or drug use in sight. supervisor dean preston says don't let that fool you. we can't take approaches that are just moving people from one place to another and too often that is a san francisco's history under this mayor prior mayors. >> just moving people out of sight acting like you saw the problem. and that's why we're in the situation. according to last year's point-

feinstein was a political woman, really introduced to the country after the murders in san francisco to mosconind harvewomen.y mil. and she had to tell the city of san francisco about those assassinations. that's when she became mayor at a point wherations te everything seemed to be collapsing in san francisco because of that violence. she also was the conservative democrat, you know, californians used to, you know, elect women likee now. dianne feinstein, and there's few and far between now, just really moderatreallye individua i know there's arguments and differences about how we would approach abo things. and we sit here as quarterbacks and judge those dynamics. . but she does as as a doctor, sos far noted, has a tremendous history when it comes to accomplishments. but everythingh opposition dis including and we can't dismiss that she may have been involvewd in the choice to continue. you know, she had interests in wha t the senate was doing. she had a lot of power. she had a lot of sense of herself. but like fetterman or joe bidede ,others, is that, you know, we see some issues cognitively,

both mayor mosconi and supervisor harvey milk have been shot and killed.yor george moscone and supervisor harvey milk were murdered by a former colleague and friend of feinstein. it was their deaths, she said, that would ultimately shape her political philosophy. feinstein became the first female mayor of san francisco, serving two terms in. eventually, it led her to washington, d.c. where she would become the longest tenured woman in the us senate. born dianne emil goldman with german jewish roots, feinstein was the eldest of three girls born to leon and betty goldman in san francisco's upscale presidio terrace district. however, feinstein's childhood was far from idyllic. she described enduring physical and emotional abuse at the hands of her mother, who suffered from mental illness. but it was her close relationship with her father that feinstein credited for her success. leon goldman was a conservative republican, but it was feinstein's paternal uncle, a democrat, who introduced her to politics at an early age. observing these two ideologies, feinstein

mosconi center with us we had the downtown district benefit district with us. so we've we've gone through the motions with the community. you can see the live posting here that's been up. and you know, as we as you just read, we sent out the letters to more than 500 community outreach to our neighborhood, all businesses. we don't have any residential in our neighborhood. and that's uh, that's the story. okay thank you so much. what a beautiful space. yeah, it should be fun. okay commissioner has any questions? it looks like a really gorgeous space. i look forward to seeing what? what you do with it. me too. laura we think we're going to be open september 9th. that's our that's our hope, and we're getting there. great yeah, it's just it's exciting to have new things opening in the financial district for all the obvious reasons, so thank you. and i don't know how much sterile entertainment you're going to be able to get away with in san francisco. i don't think we do sterile energy. well, you know, we in this business, you know, we definitely have you know adam s

the sales force tech conference at mosconi center. our street cleaning team you noted is working hard and strategicically around the clock to keep it looking good. crews successful efforts have been noticed. sales force ceo remarked how good the city looks. irquote of courses you can eat off the sidewalk. it is incredible. told the media. i want to note that this has been a real boost for our crews to have their very strong efforts recognized. we are really delighted there has been public recognition of their hard work. the second event is the asia-pacific economic cooperation leader meet being in town the week of november 12. a peck will bring 2 dozen heads of state including president biden and learning delegations. 1200 corporate lead and 600 media representatives from around the world. spotlight will be on san francisco. with dream force a recurring event and similar to other conventions had our operation's plan in place. focused on deploying extra staff in key locations around mos scene and he downtown hotels. peck presents chang

mezclar ♪ ♪ como malteada ♪ ♪ aqui hay lugar ♪ ♪ yeah we livin' in the golden state ♪ held at the mosconiot say why it was moving the convention. a representative from san francisco says the city is talking to google about the conference returning the following year in 2025. happening today, city workers will start closing streets ahead of the annual dreamforce conference. crews will close howard street between third and fourth streets. the conference is expected to draw 180,000 people next week. this year's speakers include the ceo of the company, marc benioff. actor and salesforce brand partner matthew mcconaughey and animal welfare and conservationist jane goodall, a former ucsf patient, is sharing her story about going from needing a liver transplant to now planning her career as a doctor. she'll be honored with a courage award at the upcoming dream fest concert, which caps off the dreamforce convention in ktvu. cristina rendon talked with selena kushner about how she was inspired by the medical workers she met while she was hospitalized. when i was ten, my dad was diagnosed with oste

under mayor mosconi when the blk population was 14% at this time. and today. we are in that under 6%. we are the margin of voters. remember us and remember this. motorin luther king said, the time is always right. i'm lanette macky i live live instead fill mercommunity in a victorian home my grandfather had one. during this time, when the redevelopment was taken homes, relocating people, they came and tucked to my grandfather and he said what is it i need to do to stay here? i have i home here. on one side it was 2 families. then kids. the other side was 3 families. so -- they said it was in the up to code. my grant father said i will bring it up to code than i said no the city says we have to tick it down. it will be demo. he said no until he died. do you know the day after he died they were city and county you guys have to go. we will demo this property. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> the humble board of supervisors i am arailius walker. and today you cannot have a world class city except you have i world class leadership. in a worl

under mayor mosconi when the blk population was 14% at this time. and today. we are in that under 6%. we are the margin of voters. remember us and remember this. motorin luther king said, the time is always right. i'm lanette macky i live live instead fill mercommunity in a victorian home my grandfather had one. during this time, when the redevelopment was taken homes, relocating people, they came and tucked to my grandfather and he said what is it i need to do to stay here? i have i home here. on one side it was 2 families. then kids. the other side was 3 families. so -- they said it was in the up to code. my grant father said i will bring it up to code than i said no the city says we have to tick it down. it will be demo. he said no until he died. do you know the day after he died they were city and county you guys have to go. we will demo this property. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> the humble board of supervisors i am arailius walker. and today you cannot have a world class city except you have i world class leadership. in a worl

the mosconi west area was teeming with tech stock thursday as the tech crunch disrupt convention wrappedds of venture capitalists, angel investors and leaders from most major tech companies converged for the convention, young entrepreneurs came pitching their startups. we're backed by nasa and we're working on growing food in space for the first time, the disrupt convention expanded to eight diech industry, from ai to fintech healthtech to hardware. it was huge. it was our biggest event ever. we had well over 12,000 attendees compared with around 10,000 last year. tech leaders from companies such as meta talked about global privacy issues. the president of signal on stage discussed messaging encryption and encryption is the technology we have that can ensure meaningful privacy in the digital world, as they used to call it. and there is a concerted global attack on an end to end encryption half a ton . the convention's biggest prize was the startup battlefield. we had 3000 qualified applicants from countries all over the world. you can't help but be optimistic when you look at all the sta