i'm joined by rafael mandelman and melgar. clerk is brent jalipa. i would like to thank colleena mendoza from sfgovtv for broadcasting meeting >> to those in attendance make sure to sill upon lebs all electronic device not to

we have >> supervisor matt dorsey: and >> supervisor rafael mandelman: and amazing ally on the board of supervisors, >> supervisor myrna melgar: we have our city administrator carmen chu, the person that led us through the pandemic, dr. colfax. and the fire department, janine nicholson. and when everyone around this country attacked drag queen. who doesn't love drag queen? san francisco said we are going to create the first drag laureate in the world. thank you. [cheers and applause] she will be marrying some lucky couples today. i also want to welcome joaquin torres, and in charge of mta, and our hr director. thank you to the couple we have joining us here today, jeannie and pauly were denied the ability to get their marriage license after we were told by the court we had to stop in san francisco. we went from the 1960 summer of love to the 2000 winter of love. now as we celebrate pride this year, the theme for pride is beacon of love. [cheers and applause] and susan ford, the executive director for pride is here getting married again today. what is the common thread? with all of th

i'm joined by rafael mandelman and melgar. clerk is brent jalipa. i would like to thank colleena mendoza from sfgovtv for broadcasting meeting >> to those in attendance make sure to sill upon lebs all electronic device not to interrupt. should you have documents to be include as part of the foil they should be submitted to myself. public comment will be taken on each item when your item come up, lineup to speak on the to your right along the kurt anxiety not provided, we invite to you fill out a comment card and leave them by the doors. if you wish to be recorded for minutes. alternateively you may submit it in writing, e mail them to budget and finance clerk at brent dlt jalipa @sfgov.org. if you submit it via e mail tell be forwarded and also included as part of the official file. you may send comments by u.s. postal service to city hall 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 224, san francisco, california 94102. items acted upon today will appear on march 12 unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. mr. clerk and before we call item one. reminds every

>> san francisco supervisor rafael mandelman answering that question tuesday. the city announcing a plan to roll out a pilot program for publicly accessible curbside charging stations by 2025. >> the driving forces behind this initiative has been the feedback and concerns raised by district 8 residents and folks from across the city. we've heard from many of you who live in multi-unit apartment without access to garages or off-street chargers. >> there will be 3 main components before this pilot program starts. the first will be a citywide assessment, which will evaluate installation operation and maintenance of public charging stations at the curb at specific locations. the second will be working with experts to assess neighborhoods that are most suitable. and 3rd hearing from neighborhood groups mandelman says they'll be looking at other larger cities like new york and los angeles who already have a robust program in place. san francisco is committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. >> by 2040, and has set an interim goal that 25% of all regist

acknowledge some of the elected leaders who are joining us here today starting with supervisor rafael mandelman, matt dorsey and joel engardio. [applause] >> . our assessor recorder jaking torres. our school board members please stand. our treasurer jose cisneros. [applause] >> and jenny lam are you still president or -- okay. lanie is the president of the school board. all right. i am getting all my name exercise thingsed up but i think i took care of everything and we have some amazing department heads joining us here today and can you please stand, michael lambert from the library. greg colfax and mary and joe and thank you all for being here. if i didn't call your name raise your hand. just kidding. anyway again thank you so much for joining us and as i said we're kicking off the year of the dragon and prosperity, abundance, intelligence and honor. so many things represent san francisco as a whole and when i think how amazing it is to celebrate lunar new year i think about the resiliency of the asian community, so many people immigrated here to san francisco and made it what it is today whe

>> san francisco supervisor rafael mandelman answering that question tuesday. the city announcing a plan to roll out a pilot program for publicly accessible curbside charging stations by 2025. >> the driving forces behind this initiative has been the feedback and concerns raised by district 8 residents and folks from across the city. we've heard from many of you who live in multi-unit apartment without access to garages or off-street chargers. >> there will be 3 main components before this pilot program starts. the first will be a citywide assessment which will evaluate installation operation and maintenance of public charging stations at the curve at specific locations. the second will be working with experts to assess neighborhoods that are most suitable. and 3rd hearing from neighborhood groups mandelman says they'll be looking at other larger cities like new york and los angeles who already have a robust program in place. some are cisco is committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. >> by 2040, and has set an interim goal that 25% of all regis

. >> it's a really big deal, san francisco supervisor rafael mandelman also supported the measure, which he says will help the city immensely. >> he tells me after its passing, he and other city leaders spent thursday morning in meetings discussing how soon san francisco will be ready to implement the new law to figure out how to leverage these prop one dollars. >> what our need is at different levels of care. >> changes won't happen overnight, though. jim wunderman of the bay area council says it could take years for voters to see positive, substantial change. >> businesses to come back in stores to reopen economies to grow, jobs to be created. you know, all of those things that go into, you know, making for, you know, successful communities. >> however, not everyone is on board with the new measure that includes james burch of the anti-police terror project. >> it's an attempt to uh- a warehouse. these people, a warehouse, people who are living on the streets right now by, by, by, pressuring them into a diagnosis and then again, forcing them into treatment, burch says. >> for one thing

este jueves, un grupo de supervisores de san francisco, liderados por rafael mandelman y líderes localesieron una mejor aplicación de la ordenanza place for all aprobada en 2022 y que compromete a la alcaldía a implementar una estrategia para controlar la situación en 3 años. a su juicio, esto no ocurre, pues hasta la fecha consideran que la ciudad no tiene un plan viable. corte comercial presenta una ley para prevenir que más menores mueran atropellados. le vamos a decir en qué consiste esta medida. si tiene pensado comprar su primera casa, le contamos sobre un programa que le ayudará a cumplir ese sueño. bueno, y quédese con nosotros porque al regreso dea l tony mata está a solo unas horas de dejar su cargo. mata estará a cargo del equipo de investigación en la oficina del fiscal de distrito. pero antes de este nuevo emprendimiento, conversó con damián trujillo para hablar sobre su servicio en san josé. tony mata, jefe de la policía de san josé, estuvo al mando del departamento policial por 3 años. en su uniforme cuenta con las insignias de oro que lo identifican con su rango. cada fra

environmental department, was part of the announcement in front of city hall led by supervisor rafael mandelman goal of this project is by next year to see ev charging pilot stations actually showing san francisco. >>úthe city says they project that san francisco will need 5000 new ev charging stations by 2030 to meet demand, and one problem is how to provide that infrastructure spdo not have their own house or garage with a charger. >> 70% of san franciscans live in a complex. they're likely not going to haveúaccess to ev charging. so this is where curbside really becomes critical. >> or charging stations would be a good idea. yeah, because there is like a lot of electrical vehicles coming. >> some residents say charging can be a barrier to buying an electric vehicle, but i feel like just the hasslec of like having to find a charging station and like being able to charge it overnight is kind of spdifficult. there are other concerns too. >> the first thing that comes to mind is just parking ramifications, like limited parking and impact that would have it just availability. it's good because it

i'm joined by rafael mandelman and melgar. clerk is brent jalipa. i would like to thank colleena mendoza from sfgovtv for broadcasting meeting >> to those in attendance make sure to sill upon lebs all electronic device not to interrupt. should you have documents to be include as part of the foil they should be submitted to myself. public comment will be taken on each item when your item come up, lineup to speak on the to your right along the kurt anxiety not provided, we invite to you fill out a comment card and leave them by the doors. if you wish to be recorded for minutes. alternateively you may submit it in writing, e mail them to budget and finance clerk at brent dlt jalipa @sfgov.org. if you submit it via e mail tell be forwarded and also included as part of the official file. you may send comments by u.s. postal service to city hall 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 224, san francisco, california 94102. items acted upon today will appear on march 12 unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. mr. clerk and before we call item one. reminds every

and i joined by rafael mandelman and i would like to thank sfgovtv for broadcast the meeting. mr. clerk? >> thank you, a reminder to those to make sure to silence all 7 phones and electronics. to prevent interruptions. should you have documents to be include as part of the file submitted to myself the clerk. public comment will be taken on each item when public comment is called line up to speak on the west side to your right my left along the kurt anxiety not necessary to provide comment we invite to you fill out a card and leave them on the tray by the doors. if you wish to be recorded for the minutes. you may submit comment in writing e mile them to myself at brent. jalipa sfgov.org. and if you submit have an e mail tell be forwarded to the supervisors and part of the official time you may send comments via postal service to city hall at 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 244, san francisco, california and madam chair items acted upon today will appear on the board of supervisor's agenda april second unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, mr. clerk. before item 1 i'm i have r

>> san francisco supervisor rafael mandelman answering that question tuesday. the city announcing a plan to roll out a pilot program for publicly accessible curbside charging stations by 2025. >> the driving forces behind this initiative has been the feedback and concerns raised by district 8 residents and folks from across the city. we've heard from many of you who live in multi-unit apartment without access to garages or off-street chargers. >> there will be 3 main components before this pilot program starts. the first will be a citywide assessment which will evaluate installation operation and maintenance of public charging stations at the curve at specific locations. the second will be working with experts to assess neighborhoods that are most suitable. and 3rd hearing from neighborhood groups mandelman says they'll be looking at other larger cities like new york and los angeles who already have a robust program in place. some are cisco is committed to achieving net 0 greenhouse gas emissions. >> by 2040, and has set an interim goal that 25% of all register

environmental department, was part of the announcement in front of city hall led by supervisor rafael mandelmanmate goal of this project is by next year to see actually showing up on curbs in in san francisco. >> the city says they project that san francisco will need 5000 new ev charging stations be problem is how to provide that infrastructure for residents who garage with a charger. >> 70% of san franciscans live in a multi-family residential complex. they're likely not going to have access to ev charging. so this is where curbside really becomes critical for charging stations would be . >> yeah, because there is like a lot of electrical vehicles coming. >> some residents say charging can be a barrier to buying an electric vehicle, but i feel like just the hassle of like having to find a charging station and like being able to charge it overnight is kind of difficult. >> so i don't think personally i would buy one. >> thereúare other concerns too. >> the first thing that comes p& ramifications like limited parking and impact that would have it just availability. it's cars in the city especia

i'm joined by rafael mandelman and melgar. clerk is brent jalipa. i would like to thank colleena mendoza from sfgovtv for broadcasting meeting >> to those in attendance make sure to sill

. >> it's a really big deal, san francisco supervisor rafael mandelman also supported the measure, which he says will help the city immensely. >> he tells me after its passing, he and other city leaders spent thursday morning in meetings discussing how soon san francisco will be ready to implement the new law to figure out how to leverage these prop one dollars. >> what our need is at different levels of care. >> changes won't happen overnight, though. jim wunderman of the bay area council says it could take years for voters to see positive, substantial change. >> businesses to come back in stores to reopen, economies to grow, jobs to be created. you know, all of those things that go into, you know, making for, you know, successful communities. >> however, not everyone is on board with the new measure that includes james burch of the anti-police terror project. >> it's an attempt to uh- a warehouse. these people, a warehouse, people who are living on the streets right now by, by, by, pressuring them into a diagnosis and then again, forcing them into treatment, burch says. >> for one thin

supervisor rafael mandelman introduced a resolution resolution yesterday to give the flag a landmark. now, if this passes, the city planning department will submit paperwork to the historic preservation commission. the public will then be able to provide feedback and the board of supervisors, along with the mayor, would give final approval. the rainbow pride flag was created in 1978 by artist and activist gilbert baker. >> still to come, the deal that could lower the fees you pay to use your credit card at certain places and a live look right now at the big board, the new york stock exchange, up by about 320 points right now. >> another update on the markets next, then how diddy's attorneys are responding to the raids at the rapper's homes in florida and california. >> and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for our show. seven at seven. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. you can download the app now, wherever you stream. >> it is 642 this morning and from the exploratorium camera you can see we are dealing with pretty cloudy skies right now. it's cur

supervisor rafael mandelman is place for all. ordinance was passed by the board of supervisors in 2022. it requires the city to implement a comprehensive strategy to end unsheltered homelessness within three years. >> no one should have to be camping on the sidewalks in san francisco, and we also believe that no one should be able to camp on the sidewalks in san francisco. we're going to keep pushing any way we can, every way we can in the budget. certainly at the ballot if we have to. and we're not giving up until we get this done. >> mandelman said. almost two years after place for all was passed, there is still no plan in place to provide enough shelter beds to accomplish the ordinances goals. >> tonight, new crime numbers from bart, the agency says the number of riders arrested for committing felonies more than doubled. just last year, officers made 726 arrests on trains and at stations. that is up 62% from 2022. bart police also confiscated 49 illegal guns, the highest number in a single year since 2003. the agency says it's

>> san francisco supervisor rafael mandelman answering that question tuesday. the city announcing a plan to roll out a pilot program for publicly accessible curbside charging stations by 2025. >> the driving forces behind this initiative has been the feedback and concerns raised by district 8 residents and folks from across the city. we've heard from many of you who live in multi-unit apartment without access to garages or off-street chargers. >> there will be 3 main components before this pilot program starts. the first will be a citywide assessment which will evaluate installation operation and maintenance of public charging stations at the curb at specific locations. the second will be working with experts to assess neighborhoods that are most suitable. and 3rd hearing from neighborhood groups mandelman says they'll be looking at other larger cities like new york and los angeles who already have a robust program in place summer. cisco is committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. >> by 2040, and has set an interim goal that 25% of all register

>> san francisco supervisor rafael mandelman answering that question tuesday. the city announcing a plan to roll out a pilot program for publicly accessible curbside charging stations by 2025. >> the driving forces behind this initiative has been the feedback and concerns raised by district 8 residents and folks from across the city. we've heard from many of you who live in multi-unit apartment without access to garages or off-street chargers. >> there will be 3 main components before this pilot program starts. the first will be a citywide assessment which will evaluate installation operation and maintenance of public charging stations at the curve at specific locations. the second will be working with experts to assess neighborhoods that are most suitable. and 3rd hearing from neighborhood groups mandelman says they'll be looking at other larger cities like new york and los angeles who already have a robust program in place. francisco is committed to achieving net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. >> by 2040, and has set an interim goal that 25% of all registered

rainbow pride flag in san francisco's castro district could become an official landmark supervisor rafael mandelmanroduced the resolution yesterday. if it passes, the city planning department will submit paperwork to the historic preservation commission. the board of supervisors, along with the mayor, would give final approval. >> some of hollywood's biggest stars recently celebrated the 35th anniversary of the gladd media awards. abc news reporter michelle fisher has a preview of the awards. special that's coming to hulu this friday. >> juno temple, the cast of good trouble and sharon stone were just some of the big names hitting the carpet in los angeles. >> when you try to do good in the world, people notice. >> oprah winfrey was on hand to receive the vanguard award for her work on stamping out discrimination. >> it all boils down to such fear, and i have been in incredible situations where people are doing and saying really horribly mean things, but it's because they are so saturated and have been marinated in fear and ignorance. >> there's a lot of different communities out there, but this pa

we are now joined by supervisor representing district 8, rafael mandelman, the sponsor of the legislation. >> thank you madam chair. colleagues i think this will be simple and fast. the ordinance before you would extend not for the first time and suspect not the last, the deadline for small businesses to comply with the city accessible business entrance program. by way of backgrounds, the board passed the ordinance in 2016. the ordinance requires property owner tuesday have entrance to the building inspected by a licensed architect, engineer or certified access specialist who fills out a check list to determine if the entrance meets ada requirements. if it is not in compliance required to make modification which typically rifers permits. they are subject to building enforcement penaltiess and provides exemptions if physical changes are found to be technically infeasible or cause unreasonable financial hardship for the businesses. the legislation was well intentioned and lead to some good and i know there are many businesses that have been able to bring their entrances into compliance with

[applause] >> our next special order commendation is district 8, supervisor rafael mandelman. >> thank you mr. president. dr. ninava calagara. where is she? you get to come up. you come up. i say nice things about you, then your offer remarks. that's the way--you stand there. so high maintenance. [laughter] everyone knows. alright. today on this third tuesday of women history month it is my great honor to present a special commendation to dr. calacara a founder and ceo och teacher salary project and run till recently the c eo of enterprise for youth. 5th generation san franciscans on her fought r side. her mother hails from mexico sit ea. her parents fell in love while her mother attendeded loan mountain college which is now university of san francisco. attended middle berry where she majored in political science and miner in studio art. earned degree [indiscernible] awarded a doctric from university of san francisco graduate school of education. she lives in san francisco with her husband and two children who i think are here today. getting nods. they are getting applause. a classroom

[applause] >> our next special order commendation is district 8, supervisor rafael mandelman. >> thank you mr. president. dr. ninava calagara. where is she? you get to come up. you come up. i say nice things about you, then your offer remarks. that's the way--you stand there. so high maintenance. [laughter] everyone knows. alright. today on this third tuesday of women history month it is my great honor to present a special commendation to dr. calacara a founder and ceo och teacher salary project and run till recently the c eo of enterprise for youth. 5th generation san franciscans on her fought r side. her mother hails from mexico sit ea. her parents fell in love while her mother attendeded loan mountain college which is now university of san francisco. attended middle berry where she majored in political science and miner in studio art. earned degree [indiscernible] awarded a doctric from university of san francisco graduate school of education. she lives in san francisco with her husband and two children who i think are here today. getting nods. they are getting applause. a classroom

franciscoúenvironmental department, was part of the announcement in front ofúcity hall, led by supervisor rafael mandelman see ev charging pilot stations actually showing up on curbs in in san francisco. >> the city says they project that san francisco will needt& 5000 new ev charging stations by 2030 to meet demand, how to prot infrastructure for residents who do not have their own house or garage with a charger. >> 70% of san franciscans live in a multi-family residential charging, so this is wheret- curbside really becomes critical for charging stations. >> would be a good idea. yeah, because there is like a lot of electrical vehicles coming. >> some residents say charging can be a barrier to buying an electric vehicle, but i feel like just the hassle of to findg station and like being able to charge it overnight is kind of difficult. there are other concerns too. >> the first thing that comes to mind is just parking ramifications like limited parking and impact that would have it just availability. it's good because it's promoting ev cars in the city especially, but i think it's bad because it's going