thank you supervisor ronan for taking a stand.eg this board to support. >> thank you. >> i came to care for the marginalized caring for most vulnerable memberoffs the community but in a world u.s. tax dollars fund violence everywhere stand frg the marginalized here requires standing for them everywhere. in the past near 2 months we witnessed unimaginable horror. [indiscernible] amputating the leg of his son without [indiscernible] premature babies left behind when demanded immediate evacuation and infexs disease. there is no healthy future for the palestinian people without a just people for the people. it starts with cease fire and immediate humanitarian and medical aid. thank you. >> thank you for your comment. welcome. >> good evening ladies and gentlemen of ladies and gentlemen. i'm from south carolina and back in february trying to get the district to come and talk to me. now a victim of violent crime. i come to find out y'all district 10 is going to ever answer the shelter monitor request. now i'm standing in front of you [i

thank you for visor preston and ronan.is horrifying billion of our tax dollars are used to fund the killing of innocent civilians in my home land while knowing how desperately the education healthcare and housing systems in this nation needs such bold financial support. i urge all on the board to vote yes next tuesday on the cease fire resolution and also to consider what is next. decade after decade history shown violence has not moved peace forward in occupied palestine. a permanent cease fire is necessary to end genocide about not efficient. to move toward peace we must urge our tax dollars stop use to fund military occupation in gaza, the west bank and illegal israeli settlements. vote yes tuesday and free palestine. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker. >>. i'm a proud san franciscans and raised in bayview now castro. what makes the most broud be agsan franciscans is we have always stood up for the most vuliable and i want us to do that this time. the ball is in our court, we can get it rolling and have the po

ronan, aye. safai, aye. stefani, aye. walton, aye. chan, aye. there are 11i ayes. >> motion approved. please call consent agenda. >> items 1-17 are consent and considered to be retune. if a member objects a item may be removed and considered separately. >> seeing no names on the roster, take same house same call, the ordinances finally passed on first reading and resolutions adopted. next item, please. >> item 18 is third draft of charter amendment to amend the charter of city and county of san francisco to define full duty sworn offices to establish minimum staffing level for sworn officer of the police department. >> supervisor safai and so far you are the sponsor of this charter amendment, the one late charter amendment to be considered today, i will call on you first. >> thank you president peskin. thank you colleagues. there is a lot of consternation around this measure, not exactly clear why. there has been some misinformation promoted about this measure, and to be honest, i didn't think i would be standing here today as the sponsor of thi

ronan, thank you so much for sharing part of your afternoon with us.hat you might have learned about your son's status or his condition during the meeting with the prime minister. >> yeah, unfortunately, there was no immediate or new news that even netanyahu, prime minister, could share with us. there's a large group of hostages families that are sitting in the dark for 83 days without any information about their loved ones. very little is known as far as their whereabouts and medical condition. that's probably one of the toughest parts for us families, not knowing anything about the condition and any signs of life of our dear ones. >> and what did he say and what did family members say to him that they felt he needed to hear? >> well, our message to prime minister netanyahu was clear. it's his responsibility and his administration to bring the hostages back home. he needs to pull every lever to bring them back. according to prime minister netanyahu, unfortunately, the problem continues to be hamas. hamas is refusing to come back to the negotiating tab

seconded by ronan. thank you commissioner ronan. i think we can take that same house same call without objection. the motion passes. mr. clerk, can you please call item 10? >> item 10, san francisco municipal transportation agency update on transit facilities and are fleet programs. this is information item. >> alright. i want to thank julie, director of transit and jonathan, chief strategy officer who are here today to present this update on sfmta program to modernize the transit facilities incorporating electric charging to transfer to zero emission fleet to involve procurement and maintenance of transit vehicles to insure they run safely and reliably. this provides context for the prop l muni maintenance program. the largest one in the expenditure plan. $825 million. this body will consider programming the first 5 years along with specific projects for allocation this fiscal year in december board meetings and with that, i think i'm inviting director [indiscernible] to present the item. >> i was part one and director of transit w

they took their list of concerns to supervisor hillary ronan's office. no one was there so they dropped their list into the mail slot. at the mayor's office they presented their concerns to a front office attendant who quietly received their list and went back to his desk. they had hoped for more of a response from the mayor's office. >> well, it was sad but at least we expressed ourselves and raised our voices. >> roderigo lopez says the ban has been devastating. he moved to a spot off of mission street that his customers don't know where to find him. his sales have plummeted. the mayor says her office just met this week with supervisor ronan's office to try to figure out some remedies for the vendors. >> we don't want them to be penalized financially because of all the other stuff going on. >> according to the mayor's office they've modified qualifications for a $1000 grant which now makes most permanent vendors eligible. the 90 day ban on street vending was imposed as an emergency because of illegal sales of often stolen items and last month a vendor

thank you for visor preston and ronan. it is horrifying billion of our tax dollars are used to fund the killing of innocent civilians in my home land while knowing how desperately the education healthcare and housing systems in this nation needs such bold financial support. i urge all on the board to vote yes next tuesday on the cease fire resolution and also to consider what is next. decade after decade history shown violence has not moved peace forward in occupied palestine. a permanent cease fire is necessary to end genocide about not efficient. to move toward peace we must urge our tax dollars stop use to fund military occupation in gaza, the west bank and illegal israeli settlements. vote yes tuesday and free palestine. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker. >>. i'm a proud san franciscans and raised in bayview now castro. what makes the most broud be agsan franciscans is we have always stood up for the most vuliable and i want us to do that this time. the ball is in our court, we can get it rolling and have th

. >> they had been trying to work with mission district supervisor hillary ronan but now they are tryingget the attention of the mayor. organizers say a complete ban on vending seems to have been imposed without any regard for how it would affect the vendors for following the rules. >> have the market in place, have the cash assistance ready. they've done this top 10 approach. >> the city open an indoor vending site on mission street but there's not enough space for all the permitted vendors. according to the mayor, there's now a one-time grant from the office of workforce development and the city is now trying to market a special shopping event this weekend. at city hall, the vendors took the protest indoors and took their list of concerns to supervisor hillary ronan's office. no one was there so they dropped it into the mail slot. at the mayor's office they presented their list of concerns to a front office attendant who quietly received their list and went back to his desk. the vendors had hopes for a better response. >> well, it was kind of sad but at least we express ourselves and r

let me just add to what we just heard from ronan. this is also in your piece. underpinning all these failures was a single fatally inaccurate belief that hamas lack ed the capability to i attack and would not dare do so. that belief was so engrained in the government, officials said, they disregarded growing evidence to the contrary. adam? >> yeah, i think that's right. one of the themes was that israeli intelligence saw this document. in fact, i think it was a military official who said this document was a compass. and this is where they wanted to head, but they had not arrived there yet. and you know that the israeli government and the israeli military, while they are concerned about the document, they hadn't disregarded it. they put an fornous amount of time and effort into trying to understand it and understand hamas' capabilities. they came to this conclusion, and it's partly a failure of imagination that hamas wasn't capable of carrying out such a sophisticated attack. i have to tell you, i reported on 9/11 and al qaeda and bin laden. there are extraordin

presidente de los estados unidos de cuidar fielmente las leyes y garantizar la integridad electoral, ronane mi carta del 21 de noviembre de 2020 se habÍa amplia evidencia que justifica una auditorÍa. >> [habla en inglÉs] por una grabaciÓn telefÓnica es una acusaciÓn telefÓnica, el sectario de su estado, mÁs los votos para que ganara las elecciones presidenciales, podrÍa facilitar aÚn mÁs la formulaciÓn de mÁs cargos pero justamente la decisiÓn de la corte suprema ahora podrÍa afectar las aspiraciones de jack smith de un juicio rÁpido contra el expresidente trump. borja: gracias. tambiÉn el presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador dijo que hablÓ por telÉfono con el presidente biden, reconociÓ que aceptÓ reforzar la frontera con guatemala paraimitar a los migrantes y tambiÉn pidiÓ que establezca un diÁlogo con cuba y venezuela. reportero: el mandatario mexicano andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador reconociÓ la llamada telefÓnica que sostuvo con el presidente joe biden que hay un alto flujo migratorio recorriendo el paÍs nunca viste que aceptÓ reforzar la frontera entre mÉxico y guatemala para

i like to extend my appreciation for district 9 rep, hill reason ronan for your solidarity. it is very well recognized. it is beyond horrifying and heart breaking to witness the genocide in palestine and complexity of the government. you bear abrate responsibility tuesday and is right and wrong answer. palestine cannot wait until january and we will not stand down. vote yes. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is sara, san francisco raised public school employ district 8 living with no end in sight here to represent myself my mama, jewish ethics and love for safety and continued heartbeats of people and talk jew to jew with my representsative. my mama raised to remember are our holocaust ancestors raised to praise israel my conservative leaning mama recognize this is atrocious and genocide in process, and that we need a permanency [indiscernible] if my mommy can get this, so can you. thank you so much. >> just going to redirect to show your support like that. thank you. welcome to the next speaker. >> good evening. my name is sa

joining us tonight ronan and ornanutr. >> a alexander president of edan alexander. and eti's brother roy. also with us liz that tele, great aunt to abigail edan released october 26th. thank you all for being here. i know this is a tough time and you have a specific message that you want to different to president biden. i want to talk about each one of your family members who is believed to be held hostage, jonathan sagee last seen where and tell me something about him. >> he is 35 years old. he's the father of three little girls. a newborn, a 2-year-old and a 6-year-old. he was last seen on our c kibbuz october 7th 9:30 in the morning. from the testimony of hostages that were released a couple of weeks ago. we do know from within -- from inside the tunnels that he has been -- that he is alive. >> bret: ade, you are the father of edan. tell me about him. >> edan grew up in maryland, actually moved up to new jersey. graduated last year from high school. and chose to volunteer to idf. he was kidnapped october 7th from his post, from the idf post. and since then we have

ronan, it's good to see you, thank you for being with us.e -- your excellent reporting states of the israeli military knew about this reporting for over a year but considered it too difficult for hamas to carry out. now i know you understand, that because on october 7th, when we were killing it -- covering at this morning, this is a hamas where their rockets and up inside of the fence. this look like too sophisticated and for hamas to be able to carry out, but that is for guys like me who do not know anything about this. the issue here is that this was the israeli intelligence unit. >> hi, ali. this was too sophisticated for israel to believe that hamas can execute. first of all, they had a victory. they had a plan, and the comparison between that plan from more than a year ago from 2022, the first -- sorry, the last updated version, as they start to plan attack in 2012 and continue to update and include more and more intelligence about israel, when you read that plan, around 40 pages, you can be only amazed, first of all, on the extent of t

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supervisors dean preston and hilary ronan cosigned the resolution calling for a permanent cease-fire, humanitarian aid and release of hostages of hostages. it also condemns hate speech of any kind, anti-semitic, anti- palestinian and islamophobia. >>> outside city hall, israeli reporters gathered calling for the immediate release of more than 130 hostages still in hamas captivity. the vigil was held by the jewish community relations council in response to the cease-fire resolution. supervisor matt dorsey attended the vigil and told us that he is unlikely to support the resolution. he is not expected to vote on the resolution this evening. >>> so while a couple of bay area cities including oakland and san francisco have either passed or are considering the cease-fire resolution, san jose is not. today, dozens of pro- palestinian supporters showed up at the san jose city council meeting hoping to change that. we have more from san jose. >> reporter: more than 100 pro- palestinian supporters came here to city hall today and many of them spoke before the city council demanding that the co

. >> the group also visited supervisor hillary ronan's office to push for this van but got little response. calls to her office has not been returned yet. at the mayor's office they presented their list of concerns to a front office attended and the vendors say they hope for a more robust response from the mayor's office. >>> air force one is headed to hollywood right now where president biden and his wife will attend six star-studded fundraising events over the next two days. the president spent the day in las vegas where he attended an event celebrating the first white house funded high-speed rail project. the administration has set aside $30 billion for an all electric high-speed rail project across the u.s. the first one is expected to break ground early next year. it's going to link southern nevada to los angeles area and the president addressed this week's mass shooting at the university of nevada las vegas. >> i'm grateful not enforcement officers risk their lives. you save lives. we join the people across the country praying for the families of those killed whose hearts have been b

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keating , whereas for ronan keating, whereas people who actually work, they're getting nowhere neart's their own stupid fault for not correcting that perception. stupid fault for not correcting tha yeah eption. stupid fault for not correcting tha yeah .ption. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> whereas yeah, but i think the thing is, because it's like pubuc thing is, because it's like public money, it's not money that they've earned, it's money they've stolen and they've like gone round and like almost a third of, of conviction and women like female convictions are , are linked to non—payment are, are linked to non—payment of licence fee even though you don't have to pay it, just don't watch the bbc. >> i don't pay it. i don't watch the bbc. they like they send letters. like, the bbc. they like they send lett< know like, the bbc. they like they send lett

ahead, i'll speak with "the new york times" reporter ronan bergman who went inside of those tunnels,dible pictures and source-rich insight next. >>> new this morning, consumer confidence grew for the third month in a row. new data showing the confidence levels are now at their highest since july. cnn's vanessa kavich has more. what is in the numbers? tell me. >> what are people seeing in terms of prices. this is what people are feeling and this is a really good indicator and we are seeing that people in the month of december are feeling much better about the economy, and that's great news. the index at 110.7 riding from the previous month which was at about 102, the highest since july and then the present situation. how people are feeling right now. that's 148.5, and that's up more than ten index points and expectations which is really important is how people feel the economy's going to be doing over the next six months. for the past few months, that number has been below 80 and usually indicates that people are feeling like a recession is coming. now that this number is above 80. it

joining me is ronan bergen. thank you so much for joining us this evening. you have reported that netanyahu's advisor has been tasked with planning for post-war gaza. how much of that is what this meeting is about, even as netanyahu said the fighting is not close to ending? >> there are reports, and some sources indicating he was dispatched, probably the closest confidante to prime minister netanyahu, with a lot of experience as an ambassador to the u.s., now a minister of the cabinet. he was dispatched to the u.s., according to some sources, to understand why were the israeli requests for further ammunition and military gear delayed or not positively accommodated by the u.s., one topic. the other is, of course, what's next for the israelis? what's the plans for the gaza invasion? they reassured the united states they are going to phase three. they will redeploy much of the forces inside the gaza strip. they will stop what they call the maneuvering phase which means less air bombing, less exchange of fire and more, as the u.s. demanded, an intelligence-deriv

. >> ronan tell me about him. >> he loves sports went to israel on a gap year, decided to volunteer token from his poof. >> ropey tell me about itai. >> also went to the idf, but i think values of the western society, he knows how to do card tricks, hopefully he has a deck of cards with him, like with the other people who are held in custody somewhere hopefully passing time. >> you have something passing time. >> the idea that for 67 days we don't have time. they don't have time. >> reporter: liz there is obviously a very bright story. you're the great aunt of abigail. 4-year-old who was released but there's a horrible part to that story. >> abigail is a miracle because she survived, both of her parents being murdered on october 7th. and she's a miracle because she crawled out from under her father's body and made her bay to a neighbor's home and they took her in. but she's also a miracle because then this mother and her three children and abigail were taken hostage by hamas terrorists. she came back to israel after 50 days. >> reporter: what is the message to president biden that you

moved by dorsey, second by ronan. please call theal -call the roll. [roll call] >> there are 9 ayes, the minutes are approved. >> thank you mr. clerk. please call the next item. >> item 3, community advisory xhety report. information item. >> chair ortiz. >> commissioners, thank you for having me. i just want to give a quick brief update. all our items passed unanimously at the last cac meeting with exception of the bike education and safety program with the sf bike coalition. i think there was desire to expand the program further due to the fact this is only a $200 thousand program and there is a lot of concerns about really for the last 15 years being solely one single grantee, but looking at building the capacity for place based organizations, getting capacity to learn how to do this so we look at organizations that have a cultural competency to do outreach. it would be great to see this program funded to a million dollars and having spread across the city across the board. i also want to give a quick update on the skateboarding subcommittee. this

moved by dorsey, second by ronan. please call theal -call the roll. [roll call] >> there are 9 ayes, the minutes are approved. >> thank you mr. clerk. please call the next item. >> item 3, community advisory xhety report. information item. >> chair ortiz. >> commissioners, thank you for having me. i just want to give a quick brief update. all our items passed unanimously at the last cac meeting with exception of the bike education and safety program with the sf bike coalition. i think there was desire to expand the program further due to the fact this is only a $200 thousand program and there is a lot of concerns about really for the last 15 years being solely one single grantee, but looking at building the capacity for place based organizations, getting capacity to learn how to do this so we look at organizations that have a cultural competency to do outreach. it would be great to see this program funded to a million dollars and having spread across the city across the board. i also want to give a quick update on the skateboarding subcommittee. this

joining us now from "the new york times" ronan bergman who shares a byline on this stunning new report. thanks for being with us. talk about what your team learned about this blueprint and the length of time that israel had to review these plans, and why it wasn't listened to. >> so somewhere around 2022, israeli intelligence was able to get the plan for hamas attack. its it was code named by israeli intelligence the wall of jericho, the jericho wall. and it details in many, many, many different details how the attack is going to take place, exactly as it took place more than a year after. this could be an intelligence victory for israel, but israeli analysts, some of the seniors of israeli intelligence saw the plan as more of they call it the building of the forces where hamas wants to be, but not where hamas is. so while having that plan, they saw this as something that hamas is far from being capable of doing. they believed that hamas doesn't have the ability to conduct such a massive operation. we're talking about the plan to break the fence between gaza and israel in 60 different

ronan bergman, staff writer for the new york times and author of rise and kill first, the secret historyzine. it's great to have you here. ron, you're reporting this week really expanding our understanding of what israel knew and why it did not act. what was israel from, based on what you've gathered, portrait learned, so quick to dismiss these early intelligence warnings and just talk to me about what this actually names, that they knew and nothing about it? >> to put this in context, that that my colleague -- and myself for two and described in minute details is the attack plan, the warplane of hamas. it was a danger in 2022, more than a year ago. and it's a detailed plan, how to attack the israeli border, how to dismantle most of the electronic surveillance devices, to bomb and disconnect the cameras, to destroy the machine guns remote controlled from afar. in short, it has massive intelligence about how israeli defense establishment was working that front. it was cold the sophisticated smart offense. and it helped destroy that. it was basically 2000 militia and they were supposed to

. >> there was an idea for saoirse ronan and i to do a cameo in it. >> jimmy: saoirse, oh, i love her> jimmy: did you get to see greta at all >> i did because when i finished "wonka," the "barbie" set had been built so it was kind of going from like a fantastical london, chocolate -- >> jimmy: the set, by the way, it's - >> the set is insane insane is it the "wonka" set? >> jimmy: the "wonka" set. >> okay, i was going to talk about the "barbie" set but the "wonka" set is awesome [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "barbie" is good but "wonka's" not out yet, no one has seen it yet. >> it's amazing. >> jimmy: you are fantastic in this movie >> thank you >> jimmy: you can sing, you can dance, you can act you pulled all the heart strings. you were funny i was with you along for the whole ride as soon as you started the movie, i go, "i love this dude i'm in with willy wonka. let's go, buddy where do we go?" >> thank you thank you. i appreciate that. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: i loved it and i actually want to congratulate you you were just nominated earlier this week for a golden globe for "wonka.

she's running third in the polls against her former boss, donald trump, and florida governor "ronan farrowalso ironic that they have decided to change the page on trump since their organization and the koch brothers have done so much including underwriting the tea party movement to pave the way for trump and his right wing fanaticism which is now the marker of the republican party. while she likes to pretend she's the only sensible choice for the party, herere key things to keep in mind. she's an ultra conservative who would sign a six-week abortion ban if she's president. she has close ties to christian zionist pastor who once asserted, quote -- i'm sorry, i'm going to tell you, he said adolf hitler was sent by god to drive jews to israel. hagy suggested it was jews' disobedience to god that gave rise to persecution. she repeatedly claimed america is notacist even though her family was asked to leave multiple homes because the neighbors didn't want indians living next to them, and her father would only find a job with an hbcu, and she said in 2016 anyone but trump, only to turn around and

ronan bergman, one of the foremost military reporters and analysts in israel, told my colleague, chriscs in the hamas document. >> it's about 40 pages, and anyone who starts reading that, it was translated it hebrew, the original was of course in arabic, cannot help but be stunned to the extent of intelligence, the details, the details that hamas was able to connect with the fortification of the wall and other security arrangements in the border. it's not coming from open source. i assume someone is investigating how can this kind of intelligence can reach hamas. but besides that, it translates the intelligence into positioning of forces into a location of gear. it's a massive plan that calls for the deployment of 2000 commanders, hitting the fence at 60 different places, all simultaneously and at the same time, massive bombing of israel with rockets and motors and missiles for diversion, using paragliders and drones to take out all the towers, the cell phone towers, the communication centers, the cameras, and the automatic remote control machine guns. do that at the same time, to crea

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and my colleague jen psaki interviewed some of them today, including ronan and orna, whose 22-year-olds currently being held by hamas. >> there's a lot of pressure on israel, and probably with good reason to supply humanitarian support to gaza. and to ease a little bit of the pain of the people there. where is the humanitarian support to our kids? who is visiting them? who is making sure they're fed? they're getting water, they're getting air? who is giving them medicine if they need it? taking care of their wounds? >> we're talking still about 137 people, right? elderly people, still children in there, women, men. >> who need to have access. >> yes. where is the world on that? >> you can see more of jen psaki's interviews with american hostage familie this sunday on msnbc. today israel's defense minister said the war will last more than a few months, with prime minister netanyahu dismissing international pressure for a cease-fire saying, quote, nothing will stop us. nbc news reports the biden administration has told the israeli government that it wants israel to end its large scale gr

ronan, good to have you. who at least according to your reporting has seen it? >> it's about 40 pages. it's an order of an attack. it starts with a phrase from the koran saying if you walk through this gate and surprise the other side, the enemy, allah, god will bless you. i think it's clear why this phrase was used. this is the same phrase that hamas now is using as part of the emblem of the operation on all of the statements and videos. it's a detailed plan. how to run down the fence, the fortified fence throughout the gaza-israeli border to break the fence in 60 different places. doing that, while creating diversion with massive bombardment of israel with mortars, rockets and missiles, using drones and par glides to neutralize, pinpoint, neutralize, the cameras, the machine guns, the intelligence and the communication hubs. in all of that, doing instantly, in order to pave the way, break the fence. and then run down the division, the gaza division headquarters, that's where they are controlling the security and the safety. run it down, kill as many soldiers a

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ronan, thanks so much for joining us. starting off, how are you and your family doing now?it's been very tough 83 days. we're almost reaching three months. omar, our son, was taken, and there were videos showing that he's alive. we can feel that he's alive. we want to get a sign of life, but it's been very difficult to keep high spirits, not knowing anything. and that's what we're trying to do. we're trying to do everything we can to make sure that omer, the other right now five other american hostages and of course all the other, almost 135, unimaginable number, hostages will come back to their families. we're all very concerned. >> 83 days. unimaginable to most people. i know you met with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. what can you tell us about that meeting? >> well, we have a very clear message to prime minister netanyahu, making sure that he understands and takes responsibility to bring the hostages back home, to pull every lever he can, and make sure that no one is left behind. and that should include the women that were left there, any children, and men, whether

outside of the packing lot is where this call from ronan mcdaniel and donald trump was received. they instructed these two individuals and pressured them, you voted to certify, demanding this audit. but if you don't sign this certification you cannot sign the certification because if you do sign the certification you will never get the audit that you are pressing for. so this idea of not signing the statement of votes, which is kind of a key mechanism in the process of certifying a michigan election, is really a big moment. with other signatures there is a possibility that supporters of the former president could argue that the election and wayne county wasn't actually certified despite the vote. >> michigan does have a pretty good record of auditing things. they're sort of a built-in system there. good wayne county ultimately get audited? >> there was a type of audit that was done by the secretary of state. they conducted dozens upon dozens of audits of all the elections in michigan. it wasn't the type of audits and some of trump supporters wanted to see. was the results checked

. >> a supervisor ronan's office says despite the challenges, the ban will continue because it's working to cut down an illegal activity along mission street and san francisco is looking for ways to bring people back to the downtown area. >> some small business owners want to go back to move forward. thpandcaic work style with more people in the office. five days a week. right now, thousands of workers are still on hybrid schedules where they work from home. some days they're in person, other days. and that includes some city employees. mayor london breed has called for more in-person work to help with the recovery. so we asked her and supervisor asha safai about that. we are exponentially impacted by the amount of tech and public service business is that have chosen to remain remote. >> and so at the end of the day, the city hold on a minute, the city also has employees still working from home. they do have the ability to stay home two days a week. and again, that is the decision of the mayor. >> will you ask city employees to come back to work five days a week? >> so to be clear, most

. >> home describe the relationship between ronan and egypt?quick that's an interesting one rome is the richer of the two countries. egypt does not believe in buying power does not believe in conquests. all of these sovereigns look at their marching towards us about areabout to devour's, one to? had essentially tried to buy off the romans. if egypt is us the breadbasket of the mediterranean sole realm is very reliant on egypt for survival. as is looking at egypt as the same time to cleopas' story. everything is very sensuous there in the romans don't trust. already being looked at a stance. at the same time like thatea wih tremendous envy. the cover of cleopas, who did the art and why did you choose that? i'm so glad you asked. when you write something about cleopas ready to address this question of the only images we have which are authentic are the coin portraits. it might literal minded way that's only job in which we could rely. fromwe the coin portraits wheatw shoot both roles into herto hai. we have those styles and a great number of coin

commissioner ronan, present. commissioner safai, present. commissioner stefani,

ronan park, 33, dublin 33. san anselmo's in there. sonoma, woodside 34. there are many, many, many. there's danville, 33, dublin's 33. brentwood 34. walnut creek 34. there's lafayette's 32. hercules pinole el sobrante all there as well. and union city has taken a little dip to 38. cold grease. a system is going to develop into nevada and eventually end up into the arizona. it's a weak system. we might get a little breeze out of that starting tomorrow. there is a northerly breeze up in the hills, but it's a quiet pattern. this week. you can see mount veeder north at 11 sonoma mountain northwest, six big rock, northwest 17 middle peak, north side of mount tamalpais, northwest 23. mount diablo is in there. little north northeast oakland, berkeley hills east wind in the city. even though the days are short, this should translate into slightly above average high temps today, petaluma was 33 degrees napa airports down to 34. vacaville is in there. there's brentwood, san jose. now 36. menlo park has dipped to 34 as well. 38 redwood city, atherton. menlo park. palo alto. stanford los altos.

supervisors, please join in colleagues dean preston and hillary ronan- >> thank you tyler for your comments. much appreciated. welcome. >> hello. my name is bren here tonight to stand with palestinians and you to support the resolution for cease fire. we witness a compleetd annihilation of people the u.s. is supporting. there is no justification for bombing of school hospital and homes and don't want to see anymore videos of children begging us to save them. they are just kids. i heard voices say it does ntd matter if san francisco calls for cease fire buzz but it does because it represent the voiz of american people and there is power in collective voice. we are one people. please from human to human vote for this tuesday. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is rani, resident of san francisco district 5. i want to call on all the supervisors to support this resolution. i want to congratulate dean preston for bringing this resolution forward. but more so i feel compelled to say shame. the fact it has taken time death and destruction forever sta

moved by dorsey, second by ronan. please call theal -call the roll.es, the minutes are approved. >> thank you mr. clerk. please call the next item. >> item 3, community advisory xhety report. information item. >> chair ortiz. >> commissioners, thank you for having me. i just want to give a quick brief update. all our items passed unanimously at the last cac meeting with exception of the bike education and safety program with the sf bike coalition. i think there was desire to expand the program further due to the fact this is only a $200 thousand program and there is a lot of concerns about really for the last 15 years being solely one single grantee, but looking at building the capacity for place based organizations, getting capacity to learn how to do this so we look at organizations that have a cultural competency to do outreach. it would be great to see this program funded to a million dollars and having spread across the city across the board. i also want to give a quick update on the skateboarding subcommittee. this was a great item that we had t