member ronan temporary member ronan appointed until three p.m. and left and will not be a voting member for the rest of the meeting. the motion is now to amend as presented by member chair melgar. on the motion, member peskin, aye. peskin aye. chair melgar, aye. madam chair, no opposition. >> okay. so, i like to make a motion we continue this item to november 27. >> on the motion to continue as amended to november 27, member peskin, aye. chair melgar, aye. madam chair, no opposition once again. >> thank you. before we go to our last item, can we take a two minute break because we where down? >> am i allowed to appoint supervisor mandelman? >> yeah. sorry about that, folks. i know you have been waiting, but we are down so we will take a little bio [meeting reconvened] >> okay, folks, we are going to be back in session now. if you could take a seat. thank you. mr. clerk, please call item number 4. >> thank you madam chair. before i call item 4, i want to acknowledge we had another house change and that president peskin appointed supervisor mandelma

an aide to supervisor ronan said he would look into it. we reached out to her office for an update today, but haven't heard back yet. >>> meantime, there have been a string of violent incidents around the b.a.r.t. stations in the image -- mission. justice monday, a man was shot and injured at the 16th and mission street plaza. last july, a man was killed in a stabbing at a 24 admissions nation plaza. stomach muscle across the state of bay, the city of hayward has given final approval to new rules for sidewalk vendors. starting november 17th, sidewalk vendors will be required to apply for a permit , and anyone who sells food will also need a mobile food facility permit from the county. the fine for operating without one starts at $250 for the first offense then goes up to $1000 for each additional violation. >>> now to the manhunt underway in maine , about 24 hours after a gunman killed 18 people and injured more than a dozen others in a mass shooting. the suspect is still on the run, and clearly considered armed and dangerous. people are b

supervisor ronan ronan i supervisor sapphire. sapphire i supervisor stephanie stefani i supervisor walton. walton. i supervisor chan i chan i supervisor dorsey dorsey i supervisor engardio i engardio i supervisor mandelman i mandelman i supervisor melgar i melgar i supervisor peskin i peskin i and supervisor preston preston i. there are 11 eyes those resolutions are adopted and motions approved. madam clerk, could you please read item 28? item 28 is a resolution urging the mayor and city agencies to inform residents and vulnerable communities of security, transportation and service impacts from asia pacific economic cooperation activity to prioritize city funding towards mitigation of impacts on neighborhood us small businesses and vulnerable communities, and to protect people's rights to freedom of speech and uphold city sanctuary policies. supervisor chan thank you, president peskin and first, i want to thank all the public commenter today for coming out, especially actually our seniors and our seniors who are monolingual. i kn

supervisor ronan, present. supervisor safai, safai not present. supervisor stefani, present. supervisor walton, present. mr. president, you have quorum. >> thank you madam clerk. the san francisco board of supervisors we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and

supervisor ronan, present. supervisor safai, safai not present. supervisor stefani, present. supervisor walton, present. mr. president, you have quorum. >> thank you madam clerk. the san francisco board of supervisors we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors and relatives of the ramaytush community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and

supervisor ronan. >> thank you. i just wanted to mention that we had a good discussion about this at committee that one of the major changes is they hired a new site manager for the building, and they are already noticing changes. they are also going to come and give us regular updates on this particular site and especially give us an extensive update before the budget process. >> thank you supervisor ronan. madam clerk can you read item 43 and 44? >> item 43, approves the third amendment for property management and supportive services at the henry hotel, permanent supportive housing site to extend grant by 20 months for total term of july 1, 2019 through june 30, 2025 to increase agreement amount by $4.8 million for new total of $14.6 million. item 44, approves the first amendment to the grant agreement for property management and supportive services at 5 permanent supportive housing buildings to extend the grant term by 16 months for new term through june 30, 2025 and to increase the agreement amount by $20.8 mill

the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor ronan. supervisor safai. >> [indiscernible] >> i have not received any--2:30 recommendation requests. >> thank you. just wanted to make-just wanted to help president peskin stay on top of time. just teasing. >> here is how it works, you submit accommodation request yesterday and i got none. >> just teasing you. okay. so, colleagues, today i introduce a ordinance i want to thank cosponsors supervisor ronan, supervisor engardio, supervisor peskin and supervisor chan for supporting this measure here today. i don't think anyone has to question whether or not every neighborhood, every portion of the city is experiencing crime in one way or another. it is different in different parts of the city, but it is effecting everybody. we need better leadership on this isue and today we put forward an ordinance that requires no had longer request, but requires that every captain and every police district in the city work with the chief to put together a foot beat plan to put officers back on the street. we

this is ronan fowler. he's helped. he's helping to put this all together. so, ronan, give us a quick rundown of what folks can expect to see out here. >> yeah, starting at 7 a.m. today, they will be weighing pumpkins brought in from all over the country. and we're hoping, you know, to, you know, potentially break some records this year. the world record right now if somebody does shatter the world record, if they shatter the world record, it's a $30,000 prize. >> we also have a couple of other prizes for the winner, which is a sewn jacket. and we also have a handcrafted gold ring that they will get to come home with. >> so that sounds amazing. so tell us a little bit about what's going to happen over the weekend with the festival. well, it's happening saturday and sunday sort of in in cahoots with this. >> yeah. so that's that's the fun part about this is it really ties in with the event this weekend and so people can come out and they can come see the pumpkins themselves. they can get a photo with the winner and there's lots of other fun things that take p

supervisor ronan ronan i supervisor sapphire. sapphire i supervisor stephanie stefani i supervisor walton. walton. i supervisor chan i chan i supervisor dorsey dorsey i supervisor engardio i engardio i supervisor mandelman i mandelman i supervisor melgar i melgar i supervisor peskin i peskin i and supervisor preston preston i. there are 11 eyes those resolutions are adopted and motions approved. madam clerk, could you please read item 28? item 28 is a resolution urging the mayor and city agencies to inform residents and vulnerable communities of security, transportation and service impacts from asia pacific economic cooperation activity to prioritize city funding towards mitigation of impacts on neighborhood us small businesses and vulnerable communities, and to protect people's rights to freedom of speech and uphold city sanctuary policies. supervisor chan thank you, president peskin and first, i want to thank all the public commenter today for coming out, especially actually our seniors and our seniors who are monolingual. i kn

. >> supervisor ronan is categorized in the ban on street vending as a necessary emergency measure. hoping to start with 90 days, but if it works, keep it indefinitely. it's been four months since san francisco's street vendors in the mission district entered a permitting program. but now they're being told street vending will be banned next month for 90 days as an emergency measure to address health and safety issues. >> vending from mission street from 14th to 25th and a small perimeter around the bart stations. >> supervisor hillary ronen represents this district. her office is getting reports of san francisco public works employees being attacked and on permitted vendors blocking sidewalks. she's hoping that by banning street vending in selected areas, those who are selling stolen goods will leave. >> it's hard to enforce and it's just not working. it's not working enough. this is so much a safety problem. >> we went to the mission district to speak to vendors. many had no idea this enforcement is about to happen. what else are we going to be able to live out of? >> todos? not o

supervisor ronan. >> thank you. i just wanted to mention that we had a good discussion about this at committee that one of the major changes is they hired a new site manager for the building, and they are already noticing changes. they are also going to come and give us regular updates on this particular site and especially give us an extensive update before the budget process. >> thank you supervisor ronan. madam clerk can you read item 43 and 44? >> item 43, approves the third amendment for property management and supportive services at the henry hotel, permanent supportive housing site to extend grant by 20 months for total term of july 1, 2019 through june 30, 2025 to increase agreement amount by $4.8 million for new total of $14.6 million. item 44, approves the first amendment to the grant agreement for property management and supportive services at 5 permanent supportive housing buildings to extend the grant term by 16 months for new term through june 30, 2025 and to increase the agreement amount by $20.8 mill

ronan, what has the israeli military said publicly about their plans? >> going through the front the last few days, you don't need the military to say, you can just see. it's the biggest military buildup in the history of the country. 360,000 troops recruited, 40 mobilized to both borders to the south to fight hamas and to the north, fearing another front with hezbollah. -- in the south. the declarations from israeli officials, military and political leaders, are using vocabulary and tone and volume that never used before. the military chief, lieutenant general -- after taking responsibility for what happened, he said we did not supply citizens of israel the safety and security they deserve, and we should have supplied. we failed, he said. but after that, he said, we are going to disassemble -- he identified the leader of hamas and gaza as the initiator of this horrific crime. so we are going to disassemble all of the infrastructure -- we are going to destroy all of them. these words and his tone and the trauma that the patient here is going through, i

. >> joining us now from tel aviv, is ronan bergman, staff writer for the new york times magazine. he's the author of rise and kill first. the secret history of israel's targeted assassinations. thank you very much for joining us, once again tonight from tel aviv. please tell us what this scene is like for people living in tel aviv today, and tonight. >> well, you know, the sending of rockets and missiles from tel aviv to time to time. this is not something extraordinary. something that people living in israel have experienced. but one thing is, unique in a very tragic way, is that there is no family, no one in israel, being a very small place, who is not a relative or friend, who has not lost anyone in this horrifying event. and the stories just piling in. most of the funeral have not taken place. but people are looking for their relatives, looking for their friends, don't know the fate of the missing people. crying for those who were killed or, very much concerned. for those who are missing. i think this is the story that the mood is the mood of grief, mood of deep sorrow, and sa

thank you. >> thank you commissioner ronan. if you dont mind, i want to try asking that a little more or again because i think one thing that is confusing to me and maybe i just don't quite get how this is supposed to work, but at least as i understand it, it is more then 50 miles of quick-build work left to do in a year plus a few months, and i guess that works out to like a little more then 3 miles a month, and you are saying we are committed to it, but--am i thinking-that seems like quite a lift. is it quite a lift? is that realistic that you think you can get those 50 plus miles done in the next year? is that the wrong way to think about it? can you maybe--i think the same question, but--if you could-the scale seems quite significant, but maybe is the scale consistent with the pace--i don't think it is consistent with the pace so far, but if it is--i am misunderstanding. >> i can add a little clarification to that. so, i think there's two concurrent efforts that we are undertaking. one effort is the more complex corridor st

. >> thanks for that, joining us now from tel aviv's ronan bergman, staff writer for the new york times israel's targeted assassinations. thank you very much for joining us once again, tonight. you have been reporting for the times about the intelligence failure certainly at the beginning of what is now a war. how has that affected the response since israel became very much aware of what was going on? has it slowed israel's response since they had a failure of intelligence at the beginning? does it make them reluctant to trust the intelligence they have now? >> the effect of what hamas has done, especially -- getting its perpetrators to cross the border, to crash defense and conquer, for sometime, significant parts of the southern hemisphere of israel, put the israeli military leadership -- it's something i could not describe readily. otherwise -- they were confused, they did not trust the -- early enough. people got killed. we saw nothing but some kind of a fog of battle coming from that place. but as time passed, we see the military regrouping, sending their forces, which we just repo

so the pair identified judith ronan, 59, identified as judith ronan, 59, and daughter natalie, who andghter natalie, who turns 18 this week. and they were kidnapped by militants this is militants in here. i'm going to say they were kidnapped by terrorists october the terrorists on october the seventh. according israeli seventh. according to israeli media. so this this is good news. lewis and i were talking about and it's about this earlier, and it's difficult to say it's good news in grand context of things. in the grand context of things. but it's of light in but i think it's a of light in what's a pretty at the what's a pretty dark time at the moment so i'm seeing moment out there. so i'm seeing this news and must be this as good news and it must be a to them and their a huge relief to them and their families again , families. so yeah, once again, there is hope. i think that perhaps hamas will start releasing more and more of these hostages . hostages. >> yeah. lewis, are you are you optimistic about that? >> no, i think this enters a new phase in the thing. it's the iran crisis, 197

and, ronan, thank you very much for joining us tonight.in new york times continue to take us inside the israeli military effort. your latest reporting was from a, as you described it, windowless control room on an army base in southern israel where they are trying to track the movement of people inside gaza so they can decide which areas are more likely to be empty when they bomb them. what else can you tell us about how they are tracking that? >> yes. so sorry for being connected by phone, this story used to be -- the new york times bureau chief is an attempt by the idf to show -- they are trying to do their possible to refrain from -- there was a massive campaign with the idf conducting -- calling for the population to leave -- and gaza city go south because -- clearly what is to take place in gaza city -- in this base on geolocation data, the israeli produced by -- is monitoring the distance of how many people are present or not president in the neighborhood. this way those people, some of those neighborhoods according to -- [inaudible]

. >> an aide to supervisor hillary ronan's office said it is likely that we can expect to see this baneffect in about two weeks. and it's specific to the mission district. that's from 14th to 25th. and a small perimeter around bart stations. the ban is targeting vendors with no permits, selling stolen goods. supervisor ronen says it's come to a point where public works employees are wearing bulletproof vests to work as they regularly deal with attacks. that's why she's hoping to start with a 90 day ban on street vending in this area. but if it works, keep the ban indefinitely. ronen says this is a necessary emergency measure. it's hard to enforce and it's just not working. >> it's not working enough. this is such a safety problem. >> it seems like again, it's a it's a band-aid to look like the government is doing something when there are real problems that need to be solved. >> supervisor ronan's office said over the next couple of weeks, public works officials will be out talking to vendors, letting them know about the looming ban. but before it goes into effect, he says, they want to

orna and ronan neutra got a call from the israeli consulate ten days ago asking to meet right away. >> they walked in and said that he's been taken captive. it's insane that you feel relief to think that your son is not dead. >> reporter: they tell you your son has been taken hostage, and you're relieved. >> yes. >> it's unreal. just unreal. >> reporter: for now they're holding tight to positive thoughts about omer. his brother daniel -- >> he's a natural born leader. an amazing role model. he's strong, he's funny. >> reporter: a grandson of holocaust survivors, omer put off attending binghamton university to study in israel. eventually joining the idf, the israel defense forces. >> omer's an american-born kid that wanted to help his grandparents' homeland and defend it. >> reporter: did you raise the idea of risks? >> of course. >> of course. >> yeah. >> of course. >> he was crying over this. this was not an easy decision to be made. >> reporter: omer was a tank commander near gaza when news of the attack broke. >> immediately i texted him, what's going on? nothing. we called him, no

now, we heard from various civic and religious leaders, also from supervisor hillary ronan, who is of jewish descent. she says collective punishment is a war crime. >> i want to first recognize the fundamental dignity of all human beings, that we have a right to peace, to justice, to harmony, and to self-determination. not for one people, but for all people. the violent attacks by hamas were nothing short of horrific. that the response of the government to this massacre is horrific and is not justified. i call on president biden and our congressional leaders to do everything in their power to secure an immediate cease-fire in this war. >> reporter: i also spoke to the outreach director of the arab resource organizing committee, who shared the photograph that you're seeing. it's poster with the words "death to hamas. time is up. remember the 1,300." we were told this was sent by a parent who saw this poster this morning. it was allegedly seen at lowell high school. now, we have reached out the san francisco unified, who issued this statement -- "we are looking into this as sfusd does n

we're joined by susan glasser, who write writes for the new yo magazine, and ronan, who writes for thenew york times," they have heard about past attacks. where do you put the hamas attack over the weekend on the scale factually compared to the past? where does it stand? >> doesn't stand anywhere. it's just totally different. first, the ability to execute a very sophisticated ground assault, for some time have total control over parts of the southern of israel. the ability to understand the idea, the ability to evade any kind of intelligence detection, the ability to continue fighting on the ground for very long time. until now, there are still militants of hamas there, but mainly, this isis mindset of conquering, destroying, and killing a massive massacre of children. this is something we haven't seen in the israeli/palestinian conflict, never, ever. and it seems that hamas was trying to not just kill as many people, and take some hostage, but also take videos and show it is not a coincidence that we have so many videos from the scene that were taken by the hamas terrorists and were s

, natalie ronan, 17, both from illinois, are now back in israel and expected to return to the unitedext week. >> natalie's father says his daughter is doing good. >> her i love you. i miss you very much. and i hope for the release of the other hostages. >> president joe biden spoke with them by phone, offering full us support. meanwhile at least ten more americans are still being held hostage alongside 200 or more other people, says the secretary of state, who assured the public their release is a top priority. >> the urgent work to free every single american, to free all other hostages continues, as does our work to secure the safe passage out of gaza. for the americans who are trapped there. >> thousands of people have been killed and injured in both israel and gaza since hamas attacked israel two weeks ago. an israeli forces are expected to invade gaza and a ground incursion in at any time. and this morning, hope for millions of people trapped inside gaza as trucks loaded with humanitarian aid were seen passing the rafah crossing at the border between egypt and gaza. a deal negoti

ronan artist have gathered in teamran's museum of contemporary art and a show of solidity with the peoplef gaza. using their talent to express solidarity, tehran's museum of contemporary arts has been hosting iranian artists over the past few days, the theme, israel's atrocities in gaza. outside, artists busy creating their works condemning the blood bath created by israel's recent attacks on hospitals and residential areas in the gaza strip. inside, gathering of filmmakers. unfortunately, the creation of israel is the root cause of all the sufferings of palestinians, as artists, we are not separate from society, and therefore we have to react by reflecting the truth in our works of art, what we do today is important, and the history will judge us, any human being with the heart would be a call by what is happening now in gaza, we have to stand up for the people there and be their voice, particularly at the time when mainstream media is distorting the truth. observers believe mainstream western media is offering a flaw account of what is going on in palestine and white washing israel's cr

now, supervisor ronan's office says that they are working on finding an alternative place for vendors to legally sell their items in a permanent way. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> a huge change for the city. lena, thank you. san francisco mayor london breed is taking her plan to increase police power throughout the city. straight to the voters. >> we are taking something to the ballot. we're going around the board of supervisors. we're going around the police commission. we're going straight to the people of san francisco. >> mayor breed introduced her new, safer san francisco measure yesterday. it would roll back some of the police commission's restrictions on things like pursuits and the use of surveillance technology. breed says the measure would also limit police paperwork, giving officers more time to patrol the streets. the mayor says she's putting this initiative on the march 2024 ballot. the police commission says they are in full support of breed's plan. >> mayor breed is also pushing for a controversial drug treatment initiative that will be on the

. >> ronan says the city is in the process of renting a storefront on mission street. that legal street vendors can work inside but the san francisco lot next democratic club says vendors who work in that area are not happy with the solution. >> you need to have a space for all the vendors that actually went through proper permit process. i'm not just once or cry that i think it should be, frankly. different commercial you know, as well as different store fronts as well. >> the street vendor band will before anyone selling goods or pre-packaged foods. but vendors of handmade food will still be able to sell. all right. let's get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. we do know some of our higher elevations there in the north bay and across the bay area in general definitely going to be ones to watch this weekend as we've got a red flag warning in effect, lawrence karnow is here with more on that. i just can't tell you how careful you need to be this weekend with everything that you do. don't get a spark that might start a fire

oakland as part of the walkout, there was a rally at san francisco city hall, with supervisor hillary ronan. >> at the daughter of an israeli, as a jewish woman, as a human being, i say stop the madness, stop the killing. >> san francisco unified send out a statement ahead of the walkout, saying, while they support the students' right to peaceful protest, today's walkout is not a school sponsored event. the district also said they have seen a recent rise in anti-semitism and islamophobia. cbs news bay area will carry the present special address at 5:00 p.m. our time. so my still ahead, sentences that was about to be a global spotlight, hosting president biden and major rule leaders for the apex summit. an insider look at security and the potential hurdles of hosting such a large event. >> i said, my gosh, this will be a challenge. >>> plus, tents are going up. and so is the surf, your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually

a group of scientists led by ronan conally made a loud statement a month ago.on global warming published by the un intergovernmental panel on climate change underestimate the role of the sun in the warming process and at the same time false... more in addition, scientists found a serious flaw in the reports. we found that urban warming has averaged 0.9°c over the past century. in rural areas this figure was 0.55°. the difference is significant; more than 40% of the additional overheating occurs in the urbanized areas of the planet. skeptics are quite obvious and reasonable, see for yourself , in 1948, when the reference weather station of the capital vdnh was created, it was almost the outskirts, the city limits were only 2 km away, and now the city has moved 6 km further, the sensors ended up in the center of the megalopolis, as a result, the average temperature increased by more than 2°, but how to isolate the influence of... urbanization from this trend, we decided to compare temperature changes in the capital with data in the ancient city of pereslaval zale

ten days ago, orna and ronan neutra got a call from the israeli consulate asking to meet right away.y walked in the door and they said he has been taken captive. it is just insane that you feel relief, to think that your son as a hostage. >> they get here, they tell you your son has been taken hostage, and you are relieved? >> yes. you know, it is unreal. >> reporter: for now, the neutras are holding tight to positive thoughts about omer. his brother, dan. >> omer is a natural born leader, amazing role model, strong, he is funny. >> reporter: a grandson of holocaust survivors, omer put off attending binghamton university to study in israel and eventually joining the idf, the israel defense forces. >> omer is an american board kid that wanted to help his grandparents homeland and defend it. >> reporter: did you raise the idea of risks? >> of course. >> yeah. >> of course. he was crying over this. this was not an easy decision to be made. >> reporter: omer was a tank commander near gaza when news of the attack broke. >> the minute i texted him, omer, what's going on? nothing. we called

a group of scientists led by ronan conally.de a loud statement: in their opinion, reports on global warming published by the un intergovernmental panel on climate change underestimate the role of the sun in the warming process and at the same time falsely blame people. moreover, scientists found a serious flaw in the reports. we found that there has been warming over the last century. in cities the average was 0.9 degrees, in rural areas this figure was 0.55 degrees. the difference is significant; more than 40% of additional overheating occurs in urbanized areas of the planet. the conclusions voiced by climate skeptics are quite obvious and reasonable. see for yourself, in 1948, when the reference weather station of the capital vdnkh was created, this was. outskirts, the city limits were only 2 km away, and now the city has moved 6 km further, the sensors were in the center of the megalopolis, in as a result, the average temperature increased by more than 2°, but how to isolate the influence of urbanization from this trend, we

ronan thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> this really have made it clear this military operation is just beginning i want you to listen to mark -- he's a scene near adviser to israeli prime minister periods. >> they started the war, we will finish it, and will have to finish it on our terms. we cannot lose this we have to win, and we have to have decisive, if israeli victory nothing short of that. >> what does this decisive israeli victory look like? they can flatten gaza, that doesn't mean they can destroy hamas. >> this is defense establishment all understand they cannot destroy hamas, it is very social, military, tara test movement, but the israeli leadership that beyond the sense of retaliation, beyond the sense of doing justice with those murders, butchers, beyond dealing with their leaders. israel needs to have a clear victory because if it doesn't, then other jihadists will be doing the same, and so, it's going to be, israel should i do something very different. all the different other with hamas, moralis and in the same place that it started, meaning, or doing something e

ronan barr wrote, quote, the responsibility is on me for not creating sufficient warning to thwart hamas. israel's defense minister had this to say about the fight ahead. >> this will be a long war. the price will be high. but we are going to win for israel, for the jewish people and for the values that both countries believe in. >> here with us now, idf spokesman peter learner. colonel learner, thanks for being with us. in terms of the readiness of the idf, we've seen some more than 300,000 troops massing on the border. what is the wait for? is it a political decision to be made? is there a training component right now going on along the border for some of the troops? >> good evening. we are indeed at the end of day ten since the brutal massacre of women, children, and men in the southern communities of israel and 199 people that we've confirmed today that have been abducted into gaza by hamas. indeed, we are over the last ten days, we have been striking hamas extensively in widespread strikes against their entire organization from the leaders at the top through the institutions that th

joined by board president aaron peskin, and supervisor hillary ronan who is substituting for vice chair dean preston who is out sick today. the committee clerk today is mr. carroll and i also like to acknowledge janette at sfgovtv for staffing this meet

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. >> i don't know if you heard, but israel's security chief ronan barr has taken responsibility for israel's failing to thwart the initial hamas attack, saying today, and i'm quoting him, the responsibility, he says, is on me. cnn found that hamas actually trained for the attack at one site less than a mile from the border with israel. how did israel and the u.s. for that matter fail to see this terror attack against israel coming? >> well, wolf, that is a great question, and it's a question i know the israelis, our services as well will focus on. but we have active conflict going on inside of israel. i want every israeli intelligence asset and any american intelligence assets we can bring to the table as well looking at how we root out the hamas leadership, maintain a level of calmness as much as possible on the west bank, and don't allow this conflict to bleed into the northern part of israel and from lebanon. i think we've seen. we all happened to see literally, it was prescient about 12 days ago the movie "golda" about some of the activities of the israeli government figuring out what we

ronan bar director of the shin bath has p out a statement acknowledging that his agency failed to generate a warning that would give the israeli public enough time to react to this hamas attack. he says he takes responsibility for that failure. there's a lot of speculation in israel that he m offer his resignation on the other side of thewar. that hasn't been confirmed yet. he said there will be time for an investigation but right now israel is fighting. he also says, andrea, that ten agents from his shin bet domestic security agency were killed satst in fighting in the south of israel which must be, if not the worst day in the agency's history in terms of its own casualties, certainly one of them. the death toll here in israel has finally, after climbing for nearly a week, more than a week, has leveled out around 1,4000. it continues to climb inside gaza. the palestinian health ministry says some 2,800 people have been killed by israeli strikes. a toll we expect to rise much, much higher if israel moves ahead with a ground offensive inside gaza. we should be clear we don't know how many o

supervisor ronan had asked us specifically to address the this idea about care plans. this is a key system function. the aim of a care plan is really to outline achievable care, treatment and recovery goals. they are intended to be tailored to the individual person and developed by mental health professional. the care plan often involves multidiscipline coordination, meaning amongst health workers of different disciplines, nurses is doctors, social workers, health workers and is intended to really be across different parts of the system. whether it's outpatient, into outpatient, which i'll talk about next. but emergency services, follow up teams, elements of the care plan include the behavioral health challenge or diagnose this recommended care and treatment goals for that care and treatment and important milestones. who holds the care plan can change over time. for example, i'll when the office of office of care coordination is kind of in the driver's seat, they are holding managing revise ing the care plan. ideally folks become stable and transitioned into longer ter

now, ronan says that they found that street vendors on mission street and around b.a.r.t.sco "chronicle" is reporting that the mayor's office corroborates that an order to vacate will, in fact, be issued to all street vendors. now, to make sure that the permitted vendors who are legitimately selling food and goods don't get caught in the middle, the city will eventually designate safe spaces off city sidewalks and they will offer some sort of workforce development programs. i would love to know what you think about all of this. we will continue this conversation on facebook. >> thank you very much, kris. >>> well, not too far away, the warriors are lifting the curtain on the nba regular season in just six days. tonight they host sacramento in a preseason game. the team has a new look with cp3 in the fold, but are they ready? steph curry already talking about the growing vibe with chris paul and others. >> over the summer it's been great because we all got together, played pickup a couple of times, did some fun stuff off the court so we can build that chemistry, and hopeful