hat's off to you supervisor preston. i wanted to say, we certainly have to change this language that says affordable. that's subjective and who is it affordable for? so. i have been here all my life therefore i know rent low income, middle ask use the words this is a developer town. and you know, i am connected to some developers but -- fair is fair. and funky is funky. and this legislation as it is now is funky. so i'm encouraged we are moving forward. and i wanted to say thank you all and i'm look forward to you was especially following preston and supervisor peskin's outstanding comments. have i good evening. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> supervisor this is ises [inaudible] again affordable housing advocate. [inaudible]. i'm here to urge to you continue this legislation. until september. um -- i'm not done. i feel rushing the head line and rushing headlong. in multiple rezoning plans umbrella network of redevelopment. programs irrelevant bruto the attention of the public on may 22nd. and you want to

my friends. >> supervisor preston. i want to request that remember the extent you introduce a new vehicle to make the amendments heard in budget of that they be accompanied by whatever instrument would allow us should the budget committee decide to do that. to allocate the funds. in other words if you are doing it as oshg amendment i think we can be an aa amendment and look where the positions are. not if trying to predecides that to the extent you are dog a new intro go to budget that would be my friends low request. good aftering. thank you for hearing my frust rayings thank you for coming. chief. duplicated file unduplicated. amendments submitted. would you go to the adoption without committee reference calendar. >> item 77-84 introduced for adoption without reference and unanimous vote is requires for resolutions on first reading today alternateively a member may require a resolution on first read to go to committee. >> would any member or members like an item or items severed, supervisor engardio. cosponsor 82. no

my friends. >> supervisor preston. i want to request that remember the extent you introduce a new vehicle to make the amendments heard in budget of that they be accompanied by whatever instrument would allow us should the budget committee decide to do that. to allocate the funds. in other words if you are doing it as oshg amendment i think we can be an aa amendment and look where the positions are. not if trying to predecides that to the extent you are dog a new intro go to budget that would be my friends low request. good aftering. thank you for hearing my frust rayings thank you for coming. chief. duplicated file unduplicated. amendments submitted. would you go to the adoption without committee reference calendar. >> item 77-84 introduced for adoption without reference and unanimous vote is requires for resolutions on first reading today alternateively a member may require a resolution on first read to go to committee. >> would any member or members like an item or items severed, supervisor engardio. cosponsor 82. no

commissioner preston, aye. commissioner singh, aye. mr. chair, pro tem there is no objection. >> thank you the motion passes. call item 3. >> item 3 is a community choice aggregation report. discussion and possible action. >> thank you mr. clerk. we'll now hear from deputy assistant general manager for clean powersf, michael hyams. welcome and if you can please keep your presentation to 10 minutes that would be appreciated. floor is yours. >> thank you chair preston and good morning commissioners. happy friday. mike hyams, deputy assistant general manager for power enterprise responsible for the clean powersf program. i do have some slides that the executive officer is bringing up now. thank you very much. appreciate that. you can advance the agenda when you are ready. for my report today, i will be providing a update on the implementation of our new clean power psf generation rates. sharing recent actions from our sfpuc commission on california community power, the cca joint power agency, the clean powersf is a member of. i'll share infor

commissioner supervisor peskin and seconded by preston. >> thank you mr. preston. mr. clerk call the roll. >> commissioner chan. >> aye. >> commissioner dorsey. >> aye. >> commissioner engardio. >> aye. >> chair mandelman. >> aye. >> commissioner supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner preston. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner safai. >> absent >> commissioner stefani. >> aye. >> commissioner walton. >> aye. there are 9 aye avenue on the consent agenda it it is approved. >> 6-9. >> thank you. call item 10. >> item 10 sept transportation capital project delivery study an action item. >> okay. in months this body at the board of supervisors has taken the important steps to improving capitol project deliver in prosecute board opted a civil grand jury recommendation the biggest construction protects don't do to less qualified bidders due to lowest bid. we took a step to improve contracting processes lowering costs up to 20% and saving tax payers millions a year. our work to [inaudible] on time and budget continues. today's report also come a critica

preston, aye. you have three ayes. >> the motion passes and call item 1. >> hearing to consider the reinvestment working group final goverance plan, business plan and viability study fl san francisco municipal financial corporation for san francisco public bank and recommend the board of supervisors accepting the rwg proposed plan and request local agency formation commission to report. as noted, the chair may entertain a motion to prepare a motion in committee to accept the proposed subject plan. members of the pub lrk who wish to comment on this item and viewing remotely should call the number scrolling across the screen and enter the meeting id. if you are on hold, please dial star 3 to be added to the speaker line. the system will indicate your are raised your hand . please wait until you are unmute d and you may begin your comments. >> thank you. before we hear from presenters, i want to say a few words about this. this has been quite a road to get here and very excited that the reinvestment w

cbs's elise preston is outside camp pendleton where cbs news has learned some of them are based.lise, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to you, jericka. an investigation is under way into what caused the deadly crash. this as some of the seriously injured marines are being treated at an australian hospital. the military aircraft carrying 23 american airlines crashed near darwin, australia just seconds after the pilot radioed in an emergency. the osprey, similar to these, went down during a training exercise at 9:30 a.m. australian time on melville island, killing at least three. >> this is a terrible incident. >> reporter: helicopters airlifted five seriously wounded marines to royal darwin hospital, about 60 miles away. network 10's samara gardner. >> the hospital here has activated its highest emergency level. and that means that theaters were killed out as well as several wards to cope with the wounded. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell cbs news the crash involved marines from camp pendleton and the osprey was based out of hawaii. the tilt rotor aircraft was one of two ta

as the chronicle reports, preston is a proponent of police alternatives.drug habilitation and supervised drug consumption sites. and this year he will have to sell those progressive policies to voters in the tenderloin, which was recently added to district five. and that's an area of the city that continues to grapple with a long standing drug crisis. a town hall aimed at reducing violence is hosted in alameda county. what organizers say is key to bringing down crime in the community. also, there's a new free shuttle in the bay area, but not everyone is happy about it. coming up later in this newscast, the complaints were already hearing from some riders . and we're getting close to the weekend now. we'll take a peek at that. some clouds, some humidity, maybe even a raindrop or two. i'll be is back now at lucky! come kick off the season with our shop and score game that'll have you cheering for more! play for a chance at over 25 million in prizes and money saving offers - like this and this, or even this! or try to win $100,000 in guaranteed prize money. s

so when the time when the car in time needs preston trends to through los angeles and that with the, the us. how speaker kevin mccarthy. earlier this year, we saw 4 days of chinese miniature exercises around taiwan. when then us how speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan. it will this last year. we again, so full days of exercises and searching, tie one creasing the more locations around the high ones main lines, and then we're currently sitting with his car drills. and at that time, we also had reports of a number of 5 attack cyber attacks on the high when his government infrastructure and the announcement of talks and economic sanctions. so i think so far it's fine to say with this car enjoys when know of the level that we were at with previous instances. but now we even seeing these drills, even though light license william lights are ones vice president didn't really meet with any very senior us politicians and having visible interactions with them reading shows and direction of travel, half of aging. and how is taiwan responding this? well, time one's government has already been do

preston yeah, i thought so. i think for the september meeting, i think what would be helpful is, is it and someone brought up, it's kind of a revisit of the needs assessment, right? so we're kind of know we were or was i think for september, we were looking at the budget allocation. there was a request that because there's a good amount of unallocated and family and that there may be a need to kind of have the supplemental discussion on whether sooner than later because it is one time monies. so that came up we do have the needs assessment i was actually a member of preston thinking about our needs assessment with the comments you made. yeah. member walton in terms of looking at that. so maybe we could in the special population because i think in that special population discussion, it's about what are the needs, you know, looking at what we, what you gleaned from the last needs assessment and then kind of updating that with needs of special populations. and so maybe we could kick it off with just an overview of

me to the june to remains defiance and the l cost deadline for you. jasmine retreat to reinstate preston by zoom. is drawing closer. how crucial will the next hours be? it's very crucial eddie d as i clearly count. same down to the deadline. uh tomorrow. so the next uh, uh, 24 hours on mall will be very closely between uh the go as low and the uh, june, so i live by a condos. i brought a i. yeah, i mean, i didn't forget it was last week sunday, the echo last night i give them a week. we are slowly counting down on thursday, the echo as a delegation that went to to new j spent little time the trip was actually called. so they didn't really get to spend much time with the ministry agenda on how to read, so we need to to show them that mediation airport. meanwhile, we had the dream related chief of echo, rising upward, just deliberates in for 3 days on the possible intervention, which they said they've come up with a plan should that you know, take effect. so the next couple of hours and it will be monday, thought seriously by all the plans and stakeholders across the region to avoid what m

elise preston and crew, stay safe out there. thank you. >>> let's check in with meteorologist chris warren from our partners at the weather channel. he's tracking and timing all of this out for us. chris, good evening. >> good evening, jericka. hilary remains a dangerous tropical storm. winds sustained at 60 miles an hour. could see gusts up to 70 miles an hour. especially some of the higher elevations. but it's going to be the rain. even with the fast-moving system it's the rain that will produce a flash flood threat. a rare high risk for excessive rainfall from the mexican border into parts of nevada and a huge chunk of southern california could see this dangerous life-threatening flash flooding. the storm will continue to move off to the north through nevada into oregon and even bring some heavy rain to parts of idaho and montana. the threat for more flash flooding will continue tonight, jericka, and going right into tomorrow morning. >> chris warren, thank you. >>> to the west and a wildfire emergency there. this weekend fla

>> elise preston and crew, stay safe out there. thank you. >>> let's check in with meteorologist chris warren with our partners at the weather channel. he's tracking and timing this out for us. good evening. >> good evening. hilary remains a dangerous tropical storm. winds sustained at 60 miles an hour. could see gusts up to 70 miles an hour. especially some of the higher elevations, but it's going to be the rain. even with the fast-moving system, it's the rain that will produce a flash flood threat, a rare high risk for excessive rainfall from the mexican border into parts of nevada and a huge chunk of southern california could see this dangerous life-threatening flash flooding. the storm will continue to move off to the north through nevada into oregon and even bring some heavy rain to parts of idaho and montana. the threat for more flash flooding will continue. tonight, jericka, and going into tomorrow morning. >> chris warren, thank you. >>> to the west and a wildfire emergency there. this weekend flames have scorched more than

the preston says cold for a thirty's to be on higher than that of the flooding. killed $47.00 people last month. while the storm is also affecting japan. and i kind of montgomery is funny. we get to move in kentucky. overnight, tyson canyon has continued bringing strong winds and heavy rain across the southern japan. in the southern island of 2 shows, several people have been reported with injuries from falling objects or these powerful powerful winds around 12000 households have been experiencing blackouts since last evening. and south, since i've been told to evacuate certain areas at risk of flooding, typhoid is making its way across south korea, and it's forecast is plastered in major urban areas. some southern parts of the country have already begun to see flooding and have seen rain fall up around $600.00 millimeters as well. and if the type of continues to move as predicted, it could mark the 1st time since records began in 1951. that a tyson travels across the entire korean peninsula from the south to north, according to the korean meter, electrical administration. us present

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elise preston reports from outside camp pendleton where cbs news has learned some of the marines are based. >> reporter: the military aircraft carrying 23 american marines crashed near darwood, australia, second after the pilot radioed in an emergency. the osprey, similar to these, went down during a training exerts at 9:30 a.m. australian time on melville island, killing at least three. >> this is a terrible incident. >> reporter: helicopters airlifted five seriously wounded marines to royal darwood hospital about 60 miles away. network tense samarra gardener. >> the hospital has activated its highest emergency level. several ward were cleared to cope with the wounded. >> reporter: officials tell cbs news the crash involved marines from camp pendleton, and the osprey was based out of hawaii. the tilt rotor aircraft was one of two taking part in a 12-day routine international exercise involving troops from multiple countries. this is the second deadly incident this week involving a marine aircraft. a horner jet crashed near san diego thursday killing the pilot. just last year, nine m

cbs's elise preston has more. >> reporter: the pain palpable as community members cling to each other for comfort, signs of love and support fled the space where loved ones say hate killed laurie carlton. carlton was shot and killed friday after police say the shooter made several disparaging remarks about the p.r.i.d.e. flags hanging outside her shop. >> the suspect confronted her, and during the confrontation, he shot and killed carlton. >> i heard the first shot. >> i said there's something wrong with your wife. >> was he in shock too? >> big time. big time. >> reporter: the gunman ran away but was later shot and killed in a confrontation with police. days later close friend robin lyles is in disbelief that a friend she described as a courageous force for inclusivity was gunned down. >> we're all feeling extreme anger, sadness, and love for laurie and what she was to this community. >> reporter: as an ally of the lgbtq community, the mother of nine conticontinuously put up p.r.i.d.e. flags at her business. >> it wasn't her. it wasn't what she needed for herself. it was for others.

>> james: elise preston, thank you.for a member of the proud boys extremist group who was supposed to be sentenced today for his role in the u.s. capitol riot. prosecutors are requesting 14 years in prison for christopher worrell of naples, florida. he was found guilty of spraying pepper gel on police officers. the u.s. attorney's office in d.c. is asking for the public's help in tracking him down. today, president biden hosted the first-ever trilateral summit with the leaders of south korea and japan. the president is hoping to build a united front in the pacific against emerging threats from china and north korea. it all took place at camp david, the presidential retreat where it's rare to see reporters, and that's where we find cbs's nancy cordes. >> reporter: an historic backdrop for an unprecedented meeting, the first stand-alone summit ever between the leaders of the u.s., japan, and south korea. >> the world will be safer as we stand together. >> reporter: president biden insisted this summit was not about china.

preston test is old parliament . i think the way for general election tends for living, but the voting may be delayed because of a plan to redraw a constituency boundaries. the last 16 months were the most difficult time of my life. mister speaker, the 16 months were difficult for me and my allied parties. colleagues, i've never seen this kind of tough time in my whole political career when the country is facing the highest inflation and fuel prices going up day by day. i'm all hard to has more and off from is i'm about in the outgoing environmental shrub . i should have made a very real address development. and richie highlighted the issue with that consented. as government parliament still had 2 more days to go. however, it was dissolved in time as part of august on the constitution. are they all but there's underlines, had taken over a member on con, through award of no confidence. they have now completed that didn't you all the prime minister is going to send somebody to the buckets on the president or dissolve t

have it with lots and also coming america's natural wonders, our, our nation's far and so the us preston, science, a decree, creating a new monuments around the grand canyon. national parks, protected from any defendant. china's capital is lashed bites at least rains on reco, folding 30 people that, that tens of thousands destroyed and phase of a banking crisis in the us. a major ratings agency down rates 10 banks, but separate office on notice the begin in south america, where leaders from h. m, as in nations, have signed the declaration bills as a roadmap to cover an sustainability or the wells largest rain forest. a critic site doesn't go far enough to slow down climate change while that's in america edited, we see a name and is that the summit in by them in brazil? resilient president lula. that seems, i had hoped for strong commitments from me, his peers, to join his goal of 0 deforestation in the amazon by the end of the stick. he had this settled for an agreement to revive the government amazonian nations, tracy, to save the world's largest rain forest from ruin kit in with him to

that's the point in preston times wisdom support for kids will efforts on never enough. so you guys send it's blogs and investigation into how you create and it's actually spending billions of dollars an american taxpayer money. stay with us as we wouldn't do the full story and they type in the, the molly amphitheater fonts that have won't against any foreign intervention into the affairs of neighbor naesha influenced by the own, on the french cruise. over the last 2 years. we warn that any military intervention against any share would amount to a declaration of war against molly and burkina faso. any military intervention would cause molly and burkina faso to withdraw from the economic community of west african states. the issue is that $51000000.00 worth a bonus from the west africa. national bank for neisha has been suspended by the regions central bank and it's sanctions imposed on the country on the west of a potential intervention from the african economic community blog which is given the country's coo latest a week to reinstate the precedence is surely had the di

yeah, uh simply because most of the calls and meetings between preston, mom adviser and forwarding leda is that the military agents i just spoke to you about or sanctioned by the military itself. is it take, for example, they meeting between the president of todds, how much interested in the early days of the quote when it was sent to you by the, when he was sent to me here by the community of west african states that was sanctioned by the military and they met with the military as well as president buzzer himself the other corners or the other people who called president i'm advisor, includes that you're not tradition. second, regional antonio gutierrez, the president of browse, as well as the secretary of state of the united states of america. so a lot of people think that this could be apologize been played by the military in new jersey republic to strengthen their homes so that whatever negotiation that is about to happen will give them an age so that they could also use preston by them as a bargain into what seemed this play out in previous military course in the region in malia an

while waiting for that, we just got information but the senate preston greg on the floor of the senate to match up from the president informing the senate, but did not get out is uh, planning to deploy a military force towards the border to enforce any action i agreed upon my course headsets to each and government. these include closing of line board is restrictive . she points to that line worked country manager as well as the authorized into your some entity policies. everything goes up asap and nothing happens. or if there's no progress mad in terms of agreeing with the miniature of purchasing the chair of the way, she also mentioned that the equal was delegation had been hoping to meet the deposed president mohammed. but assume that they weren't able to do that to either in the course of their discussions. so i guess the next question is, what happens next, particularly is if, as you were saying, we're seeing a build up or a potential possible build up of the troops on the boulders of neighboring countries. and of course, what does that mean also for the fight against on groups in

if an indication that the ministry isn't about to like preston mohammed buzzing a go. uh, you know, the international community, especially echoes and the african union. the foss denied was he believed, and along with members of his property and other cabinet members would be interested in the day. so the cool, so the student put out in the evening, late evening on sunday, by the military shows that they want to put him on trial. and with the charges a kind of a, i'm a, do i put them on put out on television. this could be a serious charges that could, of course, it was out in a very, very serious repercussions for president mama, but it's certainly going to increase attention. virginia. uh, the government in the share, the military government, ginger and the international community, especially they can, i'm a community of west african state some. and then they could see this as possibly as an attempt by the ministry to apply the strength of their hands and future negotiations. but again, i remember that been some rumors about the possibility of taking serious steps ag

that whatever negotiation that is about to happen will give them an age so that they could also use preston by them as a bargain into or seen this play out in previous literature course in the region in malia and in a fossil, as well as doing it, so people are wondering what is going to happen next. right now we understand that a african union has also met and will decide on what next line of action after the expiration of each deadline to the coordinators is yet also with a rising cases of a type of image. on sunday, there was an attack on number 2 based have to have some people that are concerns that people image will be wondering what the military is doing about just because that's just one of the reasons why they said they coffee intervene to take control of government from mohammed buzzle, how many degrees i'll just need us to get a list of condos, the executive director of this, the highlands to choose. and he says the cruelty does a using the detained president as a means to bunk. and now the christian as uh, vehicle was just putting more pressure and with getting to the point of a m

where we are, what preston bought tables cost to the ottoman may be accrued a selection of what we're going to. yes, russian opposition leader alexi, nevada has been sentenced to an additional 19 years behind bars. this time on extremism charges accord. honda down his 3rd prison sentence, adding to the years he's already savvy for parole violations, fraud, and contempt of court. the kremlin is most vocal crushing, watched on as the verdict was delivered via video link to the facility. where are you still having a sentence support to say, this is all part of a campaign to silence. i'm jealous you yourself of all of his life for us now in moscow. what's been happening over the last few hours you so when the stand that nevada is now guilty of the creation of an ex treason, looks trim is an organization. the rehabilitation of not says and the involvement of mine is an illegal actions as a number of other chargers the prosecutor's office request of 20 years in prison for him, but he received just 19 trust 19. 0 my goodness. it's so cool. according to so many ads he supposes and other peopl

>> norah: elise preston, thank you very much.ne, and some powerful images released today, appearing to show a russian supersonic bomber destroyed over the weekend by a ukrainian drone. this comes just after a deadly russian attack on civilians in northern ukraine. cbs's debora patta and her team were just minutes away when the russian missile hit. >> reporter: the moment the missile struck, shattering an idyllic summer's day in chernihiv, just as our cbs news team was driving toward the city center. minutes before we arrived, it was hit by a massive explosion. the missile slammed into thiss theater and tore t through the main square, but the danger was not over. an urgent warning. another attack was imminent. >> go, go, go! >> reporter: we've been told a second round of missiles is on the way. we need to get out of here as fast as we can. the threat failed to materialize, but the terror lingered. as first responders ran into the destruction to treat the more than 150 injured and collect the dead, loading at least seven bodies int