preston and liam, how close were? they >> close, friends.st recently moved into a house together. >> investigators had two most unlikely murder suspect. liam mcatasney was a college sophomore studying psychology. he worked with sarah summers on the beach but he'd known her and been her friend since first grade. he had no criminal record. and preston taylor, also a college student, economics in political science, a friend of sarah since high school. he worked part-time around his class schedule. with the suspects in custody, what a christian bomb and the detectives had to do now, was very difficult. >> it was at that time that myself, detective westfield, decked of mahoney, met with mike stern at his house and we had to inform him that we now had information of what happened to sara. and there is no easy way to do that. >> no. but he listened, this man now sentenced to prominence or as they told him his sarah, his only child, had died at the hands of two of her friends. >> i didn't know what to say. i just remember staring at the table and no

commissioner preston and commissioner chan. gi think to answer both through the chair to commissioner melgar's question about timing and also through the chair to answering questions on commissioner preston's question for the timing wise i think what i am look to is sfmta do an audit of the organizations they are providing grant funding to. in this case, approved by this body to make sure that the 501c3 has fire wall and internal protocol that followed procedures of any audits for 501c4 and political campaign activities n. this case now according to standard article published on october 13, that was written and shows that there was a complaint. now under review by fp pc and san francisco ethic's commission. that the 501c3 has raised political campaign funds through 4 ain violations they are using the 501c3 to raise funds for campaign activities and claim it is tact dedeckable. that violation has no confirmed is under investigation. i'm not -- saying there everallegations exist and investigation pending. and why don't we wait un

commissioner preston and commissioner chan.ink to answer both through the chair to commissioner melgar's question about timing and also through the chair to answering questions on commissioner preston's question for the timing wise i think what i am look to is sfmta do an audit of the organizations they are providing grant funding to. in this case, approved by this body to make sure that the 501c3 has fire wall and internal protocol that followed procedures of any audits for 501c4 and political campaign activities n. this case now according to standard article published on october 13, that was written and shows that there was a complaint. now under review by fp pc and san francisco ethic's commission. that the 501c3 has raised political campaign funds through 4 ain violations they are using the 501c3 to raise funds for campaign activities and claim it is tact dedeckable. that violation has no confirmed is under investigation. i'm not -- saying there everallegations exist and investigation pending. and why don't we wait until it

i'm supervisor melgar chair joined by vice chair supervisor preston and supervisor peskin. the committee clerk today is erika major and i would like to acknowledge jason gold and janet at sfgovtv for staff thanksgiving meeting. >> do you have announcements? >> the board of supervisors and committees are convening hybrid meeting for in person comment and remote access and public comment via phone. board rescuizes equal access is essential and taking public comment as follows. first taken on each item. those in person will be allowed to speak first and we will take those waiting on the phone line. for those watching channel 26, 28, 78 or 99, and sfgov.org the public call in number is streaming the number is 415-655-0001. that is 415-655-0001. and you enter access code: 2484 878 4906##. when connected you will hear the meeting discussions but muted and in listening mode only. when your item come up and public comment is called those in person should be lineup to your right and those on the phone line dial star 3 to be added to the queue if you are on your phone turn down your

commissioner preston and commissioner chan. gi think to answer both through the chair to commissioner melgar's question about timing and also through the chair to answering questions on commissioner preston's question for the timing wise i think what i am look to is sfmta do an audit of the organizations they are providing grant funding to. in this case, approved by this body to make sure that the 501c3 has fire wall and internal protocol that followed procedures of any audits for 501c4 and political campaign activities n. this case now according to standard article published on october 13, that was written and shows that there was a complaint. now under review by fp pc and san francisco ethic's commission. that the 501c3 has raised political campaign funds through 4 ain violations they are using the 501c3 to raise funds for campaign activities and claim it is tact dedeckable. that violation has no confirmed is under investigation. i'm not -- saying there everallegations exist and investigation pending. and why don't we wait un

i'm supervisor melgar chair joined by vice chair supervisor preston and supervisor aaron peskin. the committee clerk is erika major and like to acknowledge matthew and [inaudible] at sfgovtv for staff thanksgiving meeting. >> the board of supervisors and committees are convening hybrid meetings allow in person upon attention and remote access via phone. board recognizes equal access is essential and take public commentace follows, on each item on the agenda. those in person will speak first and then you will take those on the remote line. for those watching channel 26, 28, 78 or 99, and sfgov.org, the upon public call in number is streaming. the number is 415-655-0001. again, 415-655-0001. and access code: 2482 802 4703 ##. when connected you will heart discussion but muted. when your item of interest come up and public comment is called those in person line up to bear right and those on the phone line dial star 3 to be added to the queue fundamentor your phone turn down your television and all listening device. we will take public comment from those in person first and go to our

supervisor preston. >> i believe i'm already a cosponsor but not listed in case. add me if i'm not already. thank you. >> thank you, supervisor preston. madam clerk. gi wanted make sure an am a cosponsor. this is one, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, thank you very much for your coexperienceship. everyone. thank you. >> thank you supervisor safai. would you call the roll on item 34. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye >> supervisor melgar >> aye >> supervisor peskin. aye >> supervisor preston. >> aye >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> there are 11 aye's >> this is adopted unanimously. do we have any agenda items. we don't. >> read the in memories. adjourned in memory of the following individuals on behalf of president walton the late ms. hazel lee kivenlg supervisor mandelman the late mr. patrick courtney. mrs. carol lee, mrs. maria jose garza and

preston lacy and lisa nicholson lacy. lori was a friend a social justice activist. and a dedicated public servant served on the sunshine ordinance task force in san francisco. she was born at a fort worth home for unwed mothers and given up for adoptionful raised by marvin and jimmie jones in lubbock texas and attendses texas tech quarter. 2 masters one in rhetoric and competition from texas tech and the other in sociology from university of california irvine. she became a professor for under resourced students in universities and college in texas. oregon and california. in the public health department of san francisco state university. focusing on public health. the senior director of strategic initiatives at urban habitat an organization in the behave area works to power and advance equal potts policies to create a just bay area for low income communities of color. among other things the architect of the boards and commissions leadership institute. a high low successful program kwoek focussed on preparing and placing resident leaders on local and regional boards a

supervisor preston. >> i. >> preston i. there are ten is. >> thank you without objection this motion is approved unanimously. welcome back supervisor mandelman. madam clerk, let's go to roll call for introductions. we will come back to item 28. >> first up for roll call on introductions is supervisor supervisor ronen. i. supervisor safai. i. >> supervisor stefani. >> today i will ask to close today's meeting in memory of lorraine marie -- she died on saturday at 81. she is the mother of our lieu continue ant governor. born march 16th 1940 elaine was a proud greek american. she held deeply the values of persistence, kindness and patriot i am and instilled those values in her children. elaine was a teacher. above all else she was a mother. loved to watch her family grow and cherished spending time with her grand children. in the days up to her passing she was surrounded by the people she loved most. her children, grand children, great grand children, nieces, nephews and cat toto. i would like to extend my condolences to the l

supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> you have 3 aye a >> item 2. >> item number 2, is an ordinance removing the c u >> reporter: to change the use of an automobile service station to another use and amend tables to reflect this change. >> members who wish to comment on item 2 call the number on your screen that is 415-655-0001 then access code: 2482 454 3737 ## and press star 3 to enter the speaker queue. you need to press star 3 and tht system will indicate you raised your hand. >> thank you. >> so colleagues there has been a request by the experience of the legislation to condition this because of a technical error. so, i would like to propose we continue to the call of the chair. so we will take public comment on the continuance. >> thank you. are there members hold like to speak on item 2? approach the podium. we will move to remote call inform we have zero callers. >> madam chair. >> public comment is closed. >> so i like to make a motion we condition this to the call of the

i will leave that for supervisor preston to pursue and city attorney to determine. thank you. >> supervisor preston. thank you. chair peskin and thank you, supervisor chan. it may be that we should explore that with this and lafco has been a great resource as you say with the some items asthma dam clerk referenced departments may not have been prioritizing them. look forward to conferring with you about that and whether that might be a good fit. i want to briefly touch on just point out 2 things on the issue. of the balance power interpretation here. first of all, to point out, following up on chair peskin's comments and the charter has and section 101 all right and powerhouse city ask county not vested shall be exercises by the board of prierzs that is a catch all that empowered the board of surprises broadly. i would point out this is a central issue. >> the city's charter does not have an exclusivity clause. if you look at united states constitution and the state constitution, they preclude a branch are exercising a power this another branch has this is in the th

supervisor preston. >> present. >> supervisor ronen. >> present. >> supervisor safai. >> present. >> supervisor stefani. >> present. >> and supervisor walton. >> present. mr. president all members are present >> thank you, madam clerk. san freshman board acknowledges we are on the uncededan cest ral home land of the ramaytush ohlone. who are the african-american inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards and accordance with their translations the ramaytush ohlone never seeded, lost nor forgotten responsibilities as caretakers as well as for all people who is reside in their traditional territory. we benefit from living and working on their traditional home land. >> we wish to pay respects acknowledging the ancestors, eldand relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> please, stand to recite the pledge. [pledge of allegiance] >> on behalf of the board of supervisors i would say like to aconlying the staff of sfgovtv w

i will leave that for supervisor preston to pursue and city attorney to determine. thank you. >> supervisor preston. thank you. chair peskin and thank you, supervisor chan. it may be that we should explore that with this and lafco has been a great resource as you say with the some items asthma dam clerk referenced departments may not have been prioritizing them. look forward to conferring with you about that and whether that might be a good fit. i want to briefly touch on just point out 2 things on the issue. of the balance power interpretation here. first of all, to point out, following up on chair peskin's comments and the charter has and section 101 all right and powerhouse city ask county not vested shall be exercises by the board of prierzs that is a catch all that empowered the board of surprises broadly. i would point out this is a central issue. >> the city's charter does not have an exclusivity clause. if you look at united states constitution and the state constitution, they preclude a branch are exercising a power this another branch has this is in the th

thank you supervisor preston. supervisor ronen. >> thank you so much and i always want to extend my thanks to the supervisor for the wonderful event today. it's my great pleasure to honor a lifelong constituent, an army veteran, maria [inaudible] moreno. she served the community for over 33 years. she was born in costa rica and burned to bernal heights as a child and left san francisco and joined the army at 18 and served in germany for several years. like others that joined the armed services she saw it as an opportunity to leave troubles at home. in the army she learned what it is to serve and she has been serving her community, our community ever since. upon returning home to san francisco she entered mother hood and raised three children in bernal heights and volunteered at horace mann middle school and had parent support groups for english and spanish speaking parents. then she went on to work as a substance abuse counselor at mission council and homeless prenatal and worked as a manager for the dolores commu

supervisor preston. i appreciate that and i don't think you can spend public finance dollars on office holder expenses, i will say another reality director pelum am tell when you she told neechl nothing prevennes you from closing your ash counts and the answer is well, you be an idyet to close it are if the following reason. am which is, that when they audit you your -- almost every one of us has a professional cpa firm this runs our campaigns. that is how you don't get in trouble with ethics you don't use voltories. that firm charges money when they audit come they spend time and they charge the come pain money. if you close your ash count that money come out of your personal checking acount there is in come pain account taupe costs money to be audits the reason you keep your excess fund in there is it pay for that. when director pelum says supervisor you can clez your account when you want. this just means that i will be taking money out of my you know paycheck to do it. which is nobody would do that.

thank you chair preston. i'm crestian martin i am the condition transacted executive director for ocean avenue association on the job for about 6 weeks. and i wanted acknowledge the findings and recommendations from this oewd report and they are fair and accurate for the most part. my challenge is addressing each one. and getting our house in order. and getting the cbd become on track. so i will talk about some of the successes of the past year. and again, i was not here for most of the year so i can't speak to this stuff with detail but if you have questions i'm happy it get those after. >> so u. the contracts with recology, clean scapes and public works. a new 20 miles per hour on ocean avenue marking campaign was launched and initiated. and they developed and participated in events it bring neighbors to ocean avenue. a few stats over 25,000 pounds of trash collected. lots of graffiti, 200 blocks of power washing. response it 311 calls or i think they made these 311 calls not part of the program that andrew

i'm supervisor melgar chair joined by vice chair supervisor preston and supervisor peskin. the committee clerk today is erika major and i would like to acknowledge jason gold and janet at sfgovtv for staff thanksgiving meeting. >> do you have announcements? >> the board of supervisors and committees are convening hybrid meeting for in person comment and remote access and public comment via phone. board rescuizes equal access is essential and taking public comment as follows. first taken on each item. those in person will be allowed to speak first and we will take those waiting on the phone line. for those watching channel 26, 28, 78 or 99, and sfgov.org the public call in number is streaming the number is 415-655-0001. that is 415-655-0001. and you enter access code: 2484 878 4906##. when connected you will hear the meeting discussions but muted and in listening mode only. when your item come up and public comment is called those in person should be lineup to your right and those on the phone line dial star 3 to be added to the queue if you are on your phone turn down your

preston is jewish examiner certainly doesn't advocate. violence against any political figure. never has. we would never can down or support or promote. ah such messaging. there is now an editor's note with an apology in the online version of the article leadership in the city, whether in the media or in political circles or among advocates is about not fanning those flames of hate of political violence. electronic edition of the paper with that image remains up. the examiner plans to publish another apology in the thursday edition in san francisco, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news voters in san francisco's district four have voted for a newcomer over the incumbent, jolin guardiola ran on a platform of addressing crime in the city. incumbent gordon mark conceded the race this afternoon, saying he called his opponent to congratulate him and cardio said it's an honor to lead the next steps as a newly elected city supervisor. district four includes the sunset district and parkside neighborhoods at 11 1 day after announcing his presidency, donald trump still cannot use facebook. the s

. >> commissioner preston preston present. ronen present. commissioner safai. safai present. commissioner stephanie. stefy absent. commissioner walton. walton present. >> thank you, mr. clerk. i'm going to be excusing commissioner stephanie and dorsey who reached out to me and asked to be excused and i believe you have a public comment announcement. >> i do. for members of the public interested in participating, we welcome nor presence in-person or you may watch channel 26 or 99 depending on your provider or stream this live. for those wishing to make public comment remotely, dial (415)655-0001 and when prompted put in the access code and then press pound and pound again. you will be ainl to listen to the meeting in realtime. when public comment is called for the item, press *3 to be added to the queue. when the line is unmuted you will be allowed to speak. when your two minutes are up, we'll move on to the next caller. best practices are to speak slowly, clearly and turn down distractions around you. ,. speakers will be taken from in-person first and then on line. >> as chai

commissioner preston and commissioner chan. to answer both through the chair to commissioner melgar's question about timing and also through the chair to answering questions on commissioner preston's question for the timing wise i think what i am look to is sfmta do an audit of the organizations they are providing grant funding to. in this case, approved by this body to make sure that the 501c3 has fire wall and internal protocol that followed procedures of any audits for 501c4 and political campaign activities n. this case now according to standard article published on october 13, that was written and shows that there was a complaint. now under review by fp pc and san francisco ethic's commission. that the 501c3 has raised political campaign funds through 4 ain violations they are using the 501c3 to raise funds for campaign activities and claim it is tact dedeckable. that violation has no confirmed is under investigation. i'm not -- saying there everallegations exist and investigation pending. and why don't we wait until it is

and behalf of supervisor preston for the late ms. lori jones neighbors. thank you, do we have any business before us today. >> that concludes the business today >> not how much we give but how much love we put in giving. this middle easting is adjourned. >> first let me acknowledge paul we left outside. he is under the tent, which is good. he is an ambassador. cudos he is amazing. [applause] thank you and to acknowledge another doctor carol tang director of the children's creativity museum. put a nice roof over our heads appreciate it, carol >> welcome to the yerba buena gardens a beautiful garden i'm scott ruiz the new director for the yerba buena community benefit district and the gardenace conservesancey. thank you for having me both organizations are dmited improve thanksgiving yerba buena neighborhood. yerba buena is a u neefk neighborhood. culture, convention and community meet. we have world class museums like this amazing children's creativity. the amazing moscone convention center. hotels. educational snoous institutions the yerba buena gardens.

thank you. >> thank you supervisor preston. supervisor dorsey. >> thank you president walton and thank you colleagues. and i always want to respect that we can have philosophical differences and reasonable minds can disagree but i do think it's important given we in had body before i was here did take steps to increase penalties and to the extent it's not working we should be doing more. one of the things that we saw a couple of years ago when there was an incident in which 10 drivers were cited by the san francisco police department. all of the perpetrators of this activity were from out of town and i think more concerning all were between ages 18 and 23. they're young inexperienced drivers who are engaging in very dangerous activity. we have seen injuries and apparent injuries in san francisco and within the bay area some people have lost their lives. this isn't the only strategy and i look forward working with my colleagues on creative approaches to take but i think this is an important step to take to ask the legislature to

implement preston's resolution. we know you can and must. thank you. >> good afternoon jennifer with coalition on homelessness the tl c opened without community input now closing without community input. a transition plan no tenderloin work i talked to is aware of the plan no meeting approximate was called to problem solve and the closings date is looming if there was collaboration many would have suggested bringing them to drop in's. existing organization and pitses that could be expanded capacity. because whoa we know drop in'sar important for basic hygiene, hours and bedroom and enengage in service in the low threshold way. wuk in, get help the drop in's have never been given resource. no access it housing or treatment or ability to register for benefits. neverment the resource was taken away from our drop in's before the pandemic the capacity was cut in half and i witnessed many of those closures and the memory of one elderly woman wander negligent concrow is burn in the my memory. tlc the first san francisco drop in resourced. and what

elise preston will start us off tonight from daytona beach. good evening elise. > reporter: good evening norah. remnants are found in daytona beach. families along the east coast are under a curfew until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. this as workers assess the safety of buildings on the water. homes along this barrier island theater observe the edge -- on the eedge before hurricane nicole hit. now many have crumbled into the ocean. local officials in volusia counties say as many as 40 single homes and 19 hotels are compromised. >> no one's seen anything like this. we're worried about the condos and homes for people. >> reporter: walls gone, furniture ruined, everything these homeowners have worked for has been swept away by the sea. >> this whole area is unsafe as well. it's compromised. everything is creating sink holes underneath the houses. >> reporter: back in september, hurricane ian undermined sea walls in the area, and there wasn't enough time to fix them before nicole made a rare november landfall. >> this is obviously not a significant a storm

jericka. >> duncan: elise preston for us in new york. happy thanksgiving, thank you.ople crowd airports, gather around dinner tables, and head to shopping malls this holiday weekend, health officials are growing more concerned that those gatherings could lead to more spikes in respiratory infections like the flu, r.s.v., and even covid. it's being called a triple- demic. cbs' manuel bojorquez explains. >> reporter: as viral infectione n te"i hesitated getting my covid shot this time, but i thought of our dear friends we lost before vaccines were available." >> i don't want to lose any of my children or my grandchildren or my friends. >> reporter: but the message is lost on even some of her loved ones. what's this conversation going to be like at the thanksgiving dinner? >> my children are, all four, are very outspoken. i have one in particular that will not take the booster. but, that's his choice. and that's just how i have to leave it. >> reporter: doctors are concerned holiday gatherings may accelerate a so-called "triple-demic," a convergence of flu, r.s.v., and c

cbs' elise preston reports tonight from florida.ing the vote: the latest results from the races that could decide control of congress. plus, cbs' major garrett with breaking news about donald trump's next move. ukrainians celebrate as their troops liberate an area under russian control for eight months. cbs' chris livesay is inight months. cbs' chris livesay is in ukraine. cryptocurrency wipeout-- the major exchange backed by celebrities and athletes files for bankruptcy. the 30-year-old c.e.o. resigns after losing nearly $16 billion. cbs' vladimir duthiers reports on the losses. >> i am probably never going to trust any exchange anymore. >> o'donnell: no more student loan forgiveness? a federal judge strikes down biden's plan to relieve college debt. the new details. and honoring our heroes with an "on the road" story about paying it forward for patriots. >> that's my goal, and it will be until the day i die. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our