there has been no hearings, no outreach at all, for the impaired length of this project coming through. here is my own list of when the academy of arts starts. they have 43 sites right now. the overhead is really screwed up, it doesn't show the entire page. but, they have been required to file the institutional master plan in 1991 every single housing building has been acquired after they were required to file. the planning department staff has not had the hearings that you had. you conducted hearings for central soma, 3333 california. you conducted them for all of the sites -- [inaudible] you have another case coming up today. i am asking for a couple of things. one, set the date at november 21. two, require every report to be available in month in advance. there is thousands of pages of documents, and even commissioners have not seen them. three, staff reports, three weeks in advance. it is respectful of the public, what is happening above the academy of arts, dealing with. [inaudible] we need a hearing that basically allows the public. [bell ringing] to speak. i have written comment

further, there was a shelter at geneva and mission removed with basically no outreach, rather than improving lighting and streetscraping for more welcoming for riders this was taken away. we love pilot projects like west portal and think they should become outreach. so we would love to see as soon as the curbs are done, put some transit only lanes in as a six-month pilot and evaluate in realtime. riders are not waiting for years for the bus to improve and the streets to be safer. an >> good afternoon, jodie madiras, walk san francisco. we have seen two fatalities and 48 severe pedestrian injuries the last five years since vision 0 started. in 2018, asked you to start it again after years of stalling. we are asking to approve the desperately needed changes along the corridor and pleased an see the changes. in favor of the muni improvements and the pedestrian bulbouts, standard along the project, and the intersection of mission and geneva, where we have seen the greatest number of crashes happen and at least dedicated left turn signal. since the spring, outreach and gotten six new signal light

. >> supervisor haney: no homeless outreach at nighttime?> we stop at 9:30 at night. >> supervisor haney: is that one of the things you might look at in terms of recommendations. i see there are recommendations in june 2020. are there a set of recommendations that will change at all how they operate now? or they're just sort of operating the same? >> they continue to operate now -- well, actually there has been many changes made significantly the pay has been increased by 13% for all workers. we've created a pathway for workers and have added a lead position that also not only provides promotion opportunities for hot team members, but also provides better super evacuat n evacuation -- supervision for the line staff. those are the two most significant changes. and then we reorganized around sort of what we're asked to do. the hot team is four different teams. you have the first responders team. the community responders we call them, that are generally responding to 311 and other complaints. you have the regular outreach team that are working

firm to this unusual strategy even adding this was no one off we have conducted extensive outreach to several ship captains as well shipping companies taps and kumar meanwhile is on the u.s. list how differently this story would have ended if only captain kumar had cashed in and just that good news e-mail. well u.s. national security advisor john bolton has tweeted that the tanker has not been seen entering a syrian port tehran previously denied it made any definitive statement about the ship's final destination anyone who said the a.g.m. daria one wasn't headed to syria is in denial terror and thinks it's more important to fund the murderous assad regime than provide for its own people we can talk pretty runs not getting any sanctions relief until it stops lying and spreading terror the fact that they try to bribe a captain of the tanker and then subsequently threaten them is extraordinary and it should be something that people in the united states. would be kept talking about day and night. but there are also other issues as well alton wants to intimidate iran and the very fact that

the state department confirmed of this unusual strategy even adding this was no one off we have conducted extensive outreach to several ship captains as well shipping companies taps and kumar meanwhile is on the u.s. naughty list hold differently the story would have ended if only captain kumar had cashed in and just aren't that good news email. let's get the thoughts from around the this morning political science professor often a guest on this show from the universe in toronto they're good morning so john ball was tweeted about this already in tanker supposedly entered a syrian port now if confirmed how serious is it and what you know your and what's being said as it actually got to syria. well 1st of all contrary to what bolton claims the iranians never promised anything to anyone it is an iranian supertanker and it will abide by international law not bolton or trump or e.u. law iran is not some 2nd rate country that obeys western european white and north american white masters it's a sovereign and independent country and if you run wishes to sell oil to syria it will and in fact it's a violation of huma

the state department confirmed to this unusual strategy even adding this was no one off we have conducted extensive outreach to several ship captains as well as shipping companies taps and kumar meanwhile is only us naughty list how differently this story would have ended if only captain kumar had cashed in and just altered that good news email. well i'm sure we'll ponder that well meantime u.s. national security advisor john bolton has tweeted that the tanker is now been seen entering a syrian port to previously denied it made any promises though about the ships final destination. anyone who said the a.g.m. daria one wasn't headed to syria is in denial terror and thinks it's more important to fund the murderous assad regime than provide for its own people we can talk pretty runs not getting any sanctions relief until it stops lying and spreading terror the fact that they try to bribe a captain of the tanker and then subsequently threaten them is extraordinary and it should be something that people in the united states. would be kept talking about day and night. but there are also out there issues as well b

the state department confirmed to this unusual strategy even adding this was no one off we have conducted extensive outreach to several ship captains as well shipping companies taps and crew more meanwhile is only us naughty list how differently this story would have ended if only captain kumar had cashed in and just aren't that good news e-mail. if only we're joined now by doctors for lunch only a professor and dean a gentle school of international affairs those are joining us now this morning hi there so john bolton's tweeted than about the iranian tanker entering a syrian port if it is confirmed how serious is this. well you know all of the u.s. . establishment led by john borden have actually become the major problem in trying to resolve this crisis because they remember you know president trump as authorized rand paul one of the republican senators to open a back channel you know negotiation with the iranians and drum in fact recently said that you know that you know our needs you know some kind of larger sanctions relief and on the other hand border and to some extent on bail and the pentagon ease of

the state department confirmed to this unusual strategy even adding this was no one off we have conducted extensive outreach to several ship captains as well shipping companies taps and kumar meanwhile is on the us naughty list how differently this story would have ended if only captain kumar had cashed in and just that good news email meantime u.s. national security advisor john bolton has tweeted that that tank has been seen entering a syrian port as for toronto side of this it said it previously denied it made any promises anywhere but the ship's final destination. anyone who said the a.g.m. daria one wasn't headed to syria is in denial terror and thinks it's more important to fund the murderous assad regime than provide for its own people we can talk pretty runs not getting any sanctions relief until it stops lying and spreading terror. the fact that they try to bribe a captain of the tanker and then subsequently threaten them is extraordinary and it should be something that people in the united states. will be kept talking about day and night but there are also out there issues as well bolton wants to

the sixth and taylor project has been going on for years, and no bike lanes in the final design. i went to one of the outreach meetings and sfmta staffers had no data to keep bike lanes out, even if it was in the original design. and mentioned before, stockton street was entirely returned to the cars after, you know, all of that central subway construction. based on evidence, i don't think the sfmta takes vision 0 very seriously. we need more car-free streets for the tenderloin, more protected bike lanes, protected intersections, transit only lanes. articles in newspapers often only asked merchants and don't ask transit riders. with reliable transit and bike lanes, people will ride them. as director borden said, people don't bike because it is dangerous. all of these things need to happen on every project. >> thank you. >> by default. >> thank you very much. >> time is up. >> marcell, harold, michael. >> thank you. my name is marcell, i'm a resident of san francisco, and ph.d. student in city planning at u.c. berkeley, and a proud member of the san francisco bike coalition. tremendous momentum today in terms

outreach? the chinese hospital or something? no, no, no. it doesn't look like that. now, finally, sir if we have some groups who do the work, there must be some representation here today to tell you all whether or not it is effective or not effective. thank you very much. >> supervisor peskin: any other members for item 7? seeing none, public comment is closed. would you please read item six. >> clerk: allocate $16.1 million anal locate $100,000 on prop k sales tax funds for 2012 requests. this is is an action item. >> good morning commissioners, deputy director for policy and programming. i am pleased to present 12 requests for you this morning. first is the muni subway expansion development. this project would study the potential undergrounding of the n line and k line as they are entering to the twin peaks tunnel and also conceptual designs and cost estimates. this is for these particular lines to study a particular segment of the m line area that is shown on your slide. the benefits to improvements to the metro in this particular area would be recognized througho

no one is building any place because they don't want it next to them. he proposed a federal investment of $32 billion the next five years to end homelessness to provide critical outreachs for those experiencing homelessness. no clarity what he is talking about? is it psychiatric services? yeah. >> we don't know. obviously a laudable goal and many serious people, economists and others studied the problems of homeness for many years. there is not a silver bullet solution after new federal program. housing is a complicated matter. for sure the way to start isn't restricting supply. melissa: what do you think of the idea he wants to propose 70 billion in investment, which means spending our tax dollars to repair existing housing units and 50 billion in grants for states, cities and towns to establish land trust that will enable a million households to purchase affordable homes over the next 25 years? >> certainly worth every state and the federal government reconsidering affordable housing policy. but the right way to go about this isn't a kind of single one size fits all new federal program. we're already spending a lot of money at the federal level on affordable housing

. >> outreach efforts are unprecedented, among 2000 people surveyed, top concerns and increasing activity. >> her research found no uptick in crime around the berkeley care center it's the one that fremont will model its center after. >> this group does not want a shelter, they live near city hall and see the temporary shelter is not worth the money. the city says the need to build the shelter is necessary and it is urgent. homelessness has been up by 21% in just two years and they are worried about critical state and county funding. >> ultimately when they get built, people just generally accept them, and it becomes an okay thing to have in the community. >> the mayor appears to be wrapping up, so we will keep you posted. it will take at least 11 months to construct it and to put up utilities. the cost to build is more than $2 million and the city council hopes to have it up and running by the middle of the next year. >>> to san francisboy is in the with critical injuries after being hit by a car. it happened at 4:45 this afternoon at the intersection of goldengate and leavenworth. the boy was rushed to hospital

no one came out injured. up security. >>> dozens of parents in alameda county are outreach to find out their kids school failed to deliver. how the district says it happen. >>> president trumps housing chief is in california this morning. how the governor says the feds can help if they truly want to address the crisis. >>> you are looking live at the toll plaza before you head out the door. you'll want to get another update. we have that, coming up. your business is up and running, but is it going beyond fast? comcast business gives you high speed internet. we also have solutions like powerful wifi that gives your entire business more coverage and automatic internet backup that can keep your business running. and it all starts with our gig-speed network. so give us 10 minutes. if we can't offer you faster speed or better savings than your current internet service, we'll give you 300 dollars for your time. call now to get your comcast business 10 minute advantage. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix five news. >>> alive look at moffett field where president trump is expected

referred to vic litigation committee, two, and there was no cases referred as of yet to city attorney this month. >> great. >> code enforcement outreach programs, total people reached out to, these are quarterly numbers, 42,045. counciling cases, 1,174. community program participants, 2,050. cases resolved, 173. >> thank you. questions? >> is there any public comment on the director's report? seeing none, next item is item nine. review and approval of the minutes of the regular meeting of july 17th, 2019. >> move to approve. >> second. >> motion and a second. is there any public comment on the minutes? okay. >> there is a correction to the public comments here. >> do you want a correction to the minutes? >> yes, please. these are corrections to last month's public comment, just to ensure, for the historical record, the accuracy and the detail of the comments made about the property at 3,084,718 th street, and the severity of the code violations that were at that property. what is highly unusual about this property, is normally these types of projects, once inspected, the code enforcement or inspections, there are stop work notices iss

by having this outreach, white house supporters would say, no, he just is interested in corruption. >can't go to a foreign leader and say help me get dirt on my political opponent. can't do it for a bunch of different reasons. you also can't hint that you're going to hold up aid and actually have held up aid back in the white house the day before. eric: supporters say there wasn't a quid pro quo. others say it was the previous aid that was held up. he didn't mention money in the -- he said how good -- >> all the things we've done for you. it's kind of a -- when you read the transcript, i think leave it to the judgment of the american public about common sense, what was really going on here. but the other thing is they that you don't want a president doing this because they can get compromised. let's assume the russians are listening in on all the ukrainian discussions and they've tapped the line like most nations do to each other so the russians come to the president of the united states and they say we hear you asking for political favor from the ukrainians that was going to benefit

as well as challenges when it comes to doing outreach and making sure that you are reaching out to everyone in the community. >> the pilot is great. it is a norainer. it is also a teaser for us. once a pilot ends, we have thrown back into the chaos of valencia street. >> what we're trying to do is incremental improvement along the corridor door. the pilot project is one of our first major improvements. we will do an initial valuation in the spring just to get a glimpse of what is happening out here on the roadway, and to make any adjustments to the pilot as needed. this fall, we will do a more robust evaluation. by spring of 2020, we will have recommendations about long-term improvements. >> i appreciate the pilot and how quickly it went in and was built, especially with the community workshops associated with it, i really appreciated that opportunity to give input. >> we want to see valencia become a really welcoming and comfortable neighborhood street for everyone, all ages and abilities. there's a lot of benefits to protected bike lanes on valencia , it is not just for cyclists. we will see way more people biking, more people walking, we