i am ex vitted t excited to be h president norman yee and supervisor fewer and. >> supervisor mandelman: delman and the supervisor walton. thank you all. >> mayor breed: this is exciting. the new office of emerging technology. [applause] here is the thing. you would think that we would have an office of emerging technology or some level of technology something lie now especially as you look at the tech industry in san francisco and we see that it is one of the number one growing industries in our city. what we find is that we are reacting to what they do rather than being proactive about creating the kinds of policies that would allow for these technologies to not only thrive in san francisco or be meaningful for the residents. this is a new direction for the city. we don't see a bunch of scooters all over the city and them they have to pick them up and take them to figure out what to do with them, then the supervisors have to introduce legislation on a rapid pace and we are trying to catch up with technology and implement policies so that we we can have a system in place. not just abou

i am ex vitted t excited to be h president norman yee and supervisor fewer and. >> supervisor mandelman: delman and the supervisor walton. thank you all. >> mayor breed: this is exciting. the new office of emerging technology. [applause] here is the thing. you would think that we would have an office of emerging technology or some level of technology something lie now especially as you look at the tech industry in san francisco and we see that it is one of the number one growing industries in our city. what we find is that we are reacting to what they do rather than being proactive about creating the kinds of policies that would allow for these technologies to not only thrive in san francisco or be meaningful for the residents. this is a new direction for the city. we don't see a bunch of scooters all over the city and them they have to pick them up and take them to figure out what to do with them, then the supervisors have to introduce legislation on a rapid pace and we are trying to catch up with technology and implement policies so that we we can have a system in place. not just abou

the task force issued in a matter in which ray hartz brought a complaint against board president norman yee. in that order of determination the task force found that yee had violated two provisions of the ordinance, one is section 16 which governs the minutes of the meeting of the policy body. the other is section 31, which provides that elected officials must administer and coordinate the implementation of the sunshine ordinance for their respective offices. so the task force referred eventually that order of determination over to the ethics commission after it determined that president yee had declined to implement the task force's order of determination. so the posture of a situation like this is when a respondent fails to comply with an order of determination that the task force issued, the task force can refer that order to the ethics commission for enforcement, because is the sunshine ordinance provides that although the task force can review complaints and make determinations, the sunshine ordinance does not provide enforcement power to the task force but provides for a separate mech

the task force issued in a matter in which ray hartz brought a complaint against board president norman yee. in that order of determination the task force found that yee had violated two provisions of the ordinance, one is section 16 which governs the minutes of the meeting of the policy body. the other is section 31, which provides that elected officials must administer and coordinate the implementation of the sunshine ordinance for their respective offices. so the task force referred eventually that order of determination over to the ethics commission after it determined that president yee had declined to implement the task force's order of determination. so the posture of a situation like this is when a respondent fails to comply with an order of determination that the task force issued, the task force can refer that order to the ethics commission for enforcement, because is the sunshine ordinance provides that although the task force can review complaints and make determinations, the sunshine ordinance does not provide enforcement power to the task force but provides for a separate mech

. >> at this time i would like to introduce norman yee, the champion for safer communities and better police community relations. it is my pleasure to welcome president yee. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> i want to say happy new year once again. every year we come to remind our community to keep yourselves safe, be alert, watch who is around you, and you see something, you make sure you report it to the police. you make sure you report it to police. they are here to protect us, and we have to work with them so that we can keep our community safe. every year, these perpetrators try to abuse our community, taking advantage of the situation where we are trying to relate to our relatives, bring prosperity to our friends, and it is time for us to stand up and say no more abusing our community. we are going to stick up for ourselves and work with the police department and work with everybody else that stands up here that believes you should have a safe life. be safe, be alert. happy new year. [applause] thank you. san francisco police chief william scott works to ensure that we are work

who knows how many times it's going to rain supervisor norman yee who is in charge of this area told me last month that the city drainage and sewer system here in the area and that's all supposed to be done by 2021, but so far he says nothing has been implemented in san francisco tailored to sack the kron 4 news. >>and happening today democratic presidential candidatemichael bloomberg is making 2 campaign stops here in the bay area. the first event will be held in oakland it ever and jones bbq on broadway doors will be open at 10:00am. bloomberg second stop will be in monterrey at the barns at cooper milera on polk street. the event kicks off at 03:00pm. well jetblue is stopping services in oakland, there will no longer be direct flights from oakland to new york city, soutwest will be the only carrier offering direct flights between oakland and long beach. the region air british airways and level also recently ended services in oakland. jetblue services will stop starting. on april 29th. so take note. the city of oakland is getting help from the state to find homes for those living o

i am ex vitted t excited to be h president norman yee and supervisor fewer and. >> supervisor mandelman: delman and the supervisor walton. thank you all. >> mayor breed: this is exciting. the new office of emerging technology. [applause] here is the thing.

our city and county of san francisco elected board of supervisor members, president of the board norman yee, district 7, dean preston, raphael mandelman, district 8, ashad, district 11. ladies and gentlemen, our county board of supervisors. [applause] our district attorney, chesa boudin, public defender, our recorder, carmen chew and her treasurer jose cisneros. [applause] we are honored and pleased to have members from our state government present today, attorney general of the state of california, javier, state board of equalization, state of california, cohen, treasurer, state of california, assemblymember, state of california, our state of california, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] we work with some of the public, finest public safety partners in any jurisdiction in the entire country. our public safety partners, chief of police, san francisco police department william scott. san francisco fire department, fire chief, jeanine nicholson. chief of the probation department, city and county of san francisco, karen fletcher. we are truly honored here today to have someone that we work very

. >> at this time i would like to introduce norman yee, the champion for safer communities and better police community relations. it is my pleasure to welcome president yee. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> i want to say happy new year once again. every year we come to remind our community to keep yourselves safe, be alert, watch who is around you, and you see something, you make sure you report it to the police. you make sure you report it to police. they are here to protect us, and we have to work with them so that we can keep our community safe. every year, these perpetrators try to abuse our community, taking advantage of the situation where we are trying to relate to our relatives, bring prosperity to our friends, and it is time for us to stand up and say no more abusing our community. we are going to stick up for ourselves and work with the police department and work with everybody else that stands up here that believes you should have a safe life. be safe, be alert. happy new year. [applause] thank you. san francisco police chief william scott works to ensure that we are work

i'm from supervisor norman yee's office. mine is more a comment. it was based on the presentations today when we were talking about lessons learned. specifically you mentioned sledding in the beginning, and although

i'm from supervisor norman yee's office. mine is more a comment. it was based on the presentations today when we were talking about lessons learned. specifically you mentioned sledding in the beginning, and although

>>now supervisor norman yee who's in charge of this area told me last month that the city allocated million to fix the storm. the drainage systems here but he says so far nothing's been implemented and that's also has to be done by 2021, repoing live in san francisco taylor key kron 4 news taylor. thank y and of course you can track the weather in your neighborhood anytime with the kron 4 app you'll find full forecast. >>interactive radar and weather alerts straight to your device you can download the kron 4 app today. >>there appears to an uptick in coyote sightings in the south bay of san jose family security. video here captures you see the guy going at it riht in the front yard right here destroying their irrigation system and similar sightings have been popping up with construction likely factor kron four's dan thorn is live in san jose tonight, he joins us with more th the family is saying and wildlife experts are saying about this than we see bores out there make it a best a mess but now yote still. >>apparently that's the case the family telling me there's been one particular coyote

i'm from supervisor norman yee's office. mine is more a comment. it was based on the presentations today when we were talking about lessons learned. specifically you mentioned sledding in the beginning, and although online in other languages, but we didn't have it in other languages at that time. one of the things that i'm sure you all read about, which was connected to the flooding, but if the house wasn't flooded, some of the houses experienced sewage coming up through the houses. we had residents asking our office was it safe to clean up. i actually don't know if we -- this is something we'll discuss through the hearing, but is that d.b.i., department of public health, p.u.c., where is the appropriate contact for residents to find out if it's safe for them to clean up. so, yeah, i just wanted to share some comments here. we'll get more answers at the hearing, and i do think this is an opportunity because it was 12 hours impacted or if this was a larger disaster. thank you so much. >> thank you. uh-huh. >> just wanted to give kudos to some of our

members to non-profits, to our elected officials, such as assessor howard chu, and ta collector, ad norman yee and supervisor stefani and supervisor fewer, we are so excited to get this done together. every 10 years the federal government puts together a census to count everyone and to make critical decisions about our future. yet the hard work happens in our local communities right here on the ground. this time we know that it will be harder because the census is digital. and so we must bridge that digital divide. some people discrust government, -- distrust government, so we must work with organizations such as the institute and self-help for the elderly to educate them and inform the community on why it matters that we get counted. let's face it, san franciscoians, many of us live in apartments and s.r.o.s. and folks are just plain busy and may not get around to being counted. so we have to remind them why it matters to be counted in this census. mayor breed and speaker pelosi are here today because they know just how important this work is and how much it matters. thank you and thank you f

who kws how many times it's going to rain supervisor norman yee who is in charge of this area told me last month that the city allocated million to fix the drainage and sewer system here in the area and that's all supposed to be done by 2021, but so far he says nothing has been implemented in san francisco tailored to sack the kron 4 news. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news laptop thefts on the rise here in the bay area we'll tell you what's being done to try stopped these final tests. and us senators now sworn in for the impchment trial of president trump will tell you what's expected to happen next and coming up nextcontrovey over a neplan that could ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave yr way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. it helps to have someone in your corner. that's why there's covered california. we're the only place where you can get financial help to pay for your health insurance. new this year, almost a million people could receive additional financial help from the state to help lower the cost of health insurance.

now supervisor norman yee who is in charge of this area tony last month the city allocated million to fix the drainage and sewer system here that's supposed to be done by 2021 so far though he says that nothing habeen implemented. >>reporting live in san francisco taylor the psac ii kron 4 news taylor. thank you the north bay was hit first by today store called fojustine waltman was in mill valley today with neighbor sell water spilling over creeks and onto the street. >>russia muddy waters about over the creek and mill valley's homestead valley neighborhood, the flooding covered this backyard. splashing their way through the mass. >>all the wet weather got 8 year-old henry wet on the way to schools that just the first credit pass right. yes, slash and so >>in a river of water pooled outside of the 02:00am club on miller avenue. no damage inside the popular bar, the water went down by the afternoon. >>about 275 people in the north bay lost power during the height of the stm after the pga the blackouts this brief outage did not seem to faze people we've done that before what twice this

our city and county of san francisco elected board of supervisor members, president of the board norman yee, dean preston, raphael mandelman, district 8, ashad, district 11. ladies and gentlemen, our county board of supervisors. [applause] our district attorney, chesa boudin, public defender, our recorder, carmen chew and her treasurer jose cisneros. [applause] we are honored and pleased to have members from our state government present today, attorney general of the state of california, javier, state board of equalization, state of california, cohen, treasurer, state of california, assemblymember, state of california, our state of california, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] we work with some of the public, finest public safety partners in any jurisdiction in the entire country. our public safety partners, chief of police, san francisco police department william scott. san francisco fire department, fire chief, jeanine nicholson. chief of the probation department, city and county of san francisco, karen fletcher. we are truly honored here today to have someone that we work very closely wit

i'm from supervisor norman yee's office. mine is more a comment. it was based on the presentations today when we were talking about lessons learned. specifically you mentioned sledding in the beginning, and although online in other languages, but we didn't have it in other languages at that time. one of the things that i'm sure you all read about, which was connected to the flooding, but if the house wasn't flooded, some of the houses experienced sewage coming up through the houses. we had residents asking our office was it safe to clean up. i actually don't know if we -- this is something we'll discuss through the hearing, but is that d.b.i., department of public health, p.u.c., where is the appropriate contact for residents to find out if it's safe for them to clean up. so, yeah, i just wanted to share some comments here. we'll get more answers at the hearing, and i do think this is an opportunity because it was 12 hours impacted or if this was a larger disaster. thank you so much. >> thank you. uh-huh. >> just wanted to give kudos to some of our

our city and county of san francisco elected board of supervisor members, president of the board norman yee, district 7, dean preston, raphael mandelman, district 8, ashad, district 11. ladies and gentlemen, our county board of supervisors. [applause] our district attorney, chesa boudin, public defender, our recorder, carmen chew and her treasurer jose cisneros. [applause] we are honored and pleased to have members from our state government present today, attorney general of the state of california, javier, state board of equalization, state of california, cohen, treasurer, state of california, assemblymember, state of california, our state of california, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] we work with some of the public, finest public safety partners in any jurisdiction in the entire country. our public safety partners, chief of police, san francisco police department william scott. san francisco fire department, fire chief, jeanine nicholson. chief of the probation department, city and county of san francisco, karen fletcher. we are truly honored here today to have someone that we work very

president of the board and current supervisor norman yee. [applause] and current supervisor district 4 gordon mar. (applause). i was quite honored by supervisor elect, oh, my god, all right, current supervisor and colleague from district 10 supervisor walton. and, of course, without any introduction needed, my good friend and colleague from district 3 supervisor aaron peskin. [applause] sorry for the omit. no returned phone calls for tom. where are you? former supervisor and sheriff ross. i can't use the "f" word. it has been quite a journey. i spent 14 years here in this chamber, and we had many victories, we had some losses, but we always stayed resilient. i remember especially the first years of my tenure the issues were housing, homeless, police, muni, marijuana, mental health. that is why i feel this is the groundhog day movie. i would like to think that the various boards with their different opinions did lay the building blocks for many of the issues and social justice issues that san francisco is known for have been laid. and i know

. >> at this time i would like to introduce norman yee, the champion for safer communities and betterommunity relations. it is my pleasure to welcome president yee. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> i want to say happy new year once again. every year we come to remind our community to keep yourselves safe, be alert, watch who is around you, and you see something, you make sure you report it to the police. you make sure you report it to police. they are here to protect us, and we have to work with them so that we can keep our community safe. every year, these perpetrators try to abuse our community, taking advantage of the situation where we are trying to relate to our relatives, bring prosperity to our friends, and it is time for us to stand up and say no more abusing our community. we are going to stick up for ourselves and work with the police department and work with everybody else that stands up here that believes you should have a safe life. be safe, be alert. happy new year. [applause] thank you. san francisco police chief william scott works to ensure that we are working to ed

. >> at this time i would like to introduce norman yee, the champion for safer communities and betterice community relations. it is my pleasure to welcome president yee. >> [speaking foreign language]. >> i want to say happy new year once again. every year we come to remind our community to keep yourselves safe, be alert, watch who is around you, and you see something, you make sure you report it to the police. you make sure you report it to police. they are here to protect us, and we have to work with them so that we can keep our community safe. every year, these perpetrators try to abuse our community, taking advantage of the situation where we are trying to relate to our relatives, bring prosperity to our friends, and it is time for us to stand up and say no more abusing our community. we are going to stick up for ourselves and work with the police department and work with everybody else that stands up here that believes you should have a safe life. be safe, be alert. happy new year. [applause] thank you. san francisco police chief william scott works to ensure that we are working

members to non-profits, to our elected officials, such as assessor howard chu, and ta collector, ad norman yee and supervisor stefani and supervisor fewer, we are so excited to get this done together. every 10 years the federal government puts together a census to count everyone and to make critical decisions about our future. yet the hard work happens in our local communities right here on the ground. this time we know that it will be harder because the census is digital. and so we must bridge that digital divide. some people discrust government, -- distrust government, so we must work with organizations such as the institute and self-help for the elderly to educate them and inform the community on why it matters that we get counted. let's face it, san franciscoians, many of us live in apartments and s.r.o.s. and folks are just plain busy and may not get around to being counted. so we have to remind them why it matters to be counted in this census. mayor breed and speaker pelosi are here today because they know just how important this work is and how much it matters. thank you and thank you f

members to non-profits, to our elected officials, such as assessor howard chu, and ta collector, ad norman yee to get this done together. every 10 years the federal government puts together a census to count everyone and to make critical decisions about our future. yet the hard work happens in our local communities right here on the ground. this time we know that it will be harder because the census is digital. and so we must bridge that digital divide. some people discrust government, -- distrust government, so we must work with organizations such as the institute and self-help for the elderly to educate them and inform the community on why it matters that we get counted. let's face it, san franciscoians, many of us live in apartments and s.r.o.s. and folks are just plain busy and may not get around to being counted. so we have to remind them why it matters to be counted in this census. mayor breed and speaker pelosi are here today because they know just how important this work is and how much it matters. thank you and thank you for being here today and thank you for the work that you will do

our city and county of san francisco elected board of supervisor members, president of the board norman yeeistrict 8, ashad, district 11. ladies and gentlemen, our county board of supervisors. [applause] our district attorney, chesa boudin, public defender, our recorder, carmen chew and her treasurer jose cisneros. [applause] we are honored and pleased to have members from our state government present today, attorney general of the state of california, javier, state board of equalization, state of california, cohen, treasurer, state of california, assemblymember, state of california, our state of california, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] we work with some of the public, finest public safety partners in any jurisdiction in the entire country. our public safety partners, chief of police, san francisco police department william scott. san francisco fire department, fire chief, jeanine nicholson. chief of the probation department, city and county of san francisco, karen fletcher. we are truly honored here today to have someone that we work very closely with and are fortunate to have that opp

our city and county of san francisco elected board of supervisor members, president of the board norman yeedistrict 7, dean preston, raphael mandelman, district 8, ashad, district 11. ladies and gentlemen, our county board of supervisors. [applause] our district attorney, chesa boudin, public defender, our recorder, carmen chew and her treasurer jose cisneros. [applause] we are honored and pleased to have members from our state government present today, attorney general of the state of california, javier, state board of equalization, state of california, cohen, treasurer, state of california, assemblymember, state of california, our state of california, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] we work with some of the public, finest public safety partners in any jurisdiction in the entire country. our public safety partners, chief of police, san francisco police department william scott. san francisco fire department, fire chief, jeanine nicholson. chief of the probation department, city and county of san francisco, karen fletcher. we are truly honored here today to have someone that we work very c