chair ronan, aye. vice chair walton excused. the motion passes without objection with vice chair walton being excused. >> thank you so much. pass this. congratulations and again, thank you for all the work. excited to work with you all. mr. clerk, do we have any other items on the agenda today? >> that completes the agenda for today. >> the meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> shared spaces have transformed san francisco's adjacent sidewalks, local business communities are more resilient and their neighborhood centers are more vibrant and mildly. sidewalks and parking lanes can be used for outdoor seating, dining, merchandising, and other community activities. we're counting on operators of shared spaces to ensure their sites are safe and accessible for all. people with disabilities enjoy all types of spaces. please provide at least 8 feet of open uninterrupted sidewalk so everyone can get through. sidewalk diverter let those who have low vision navigate through dining and other activity areas on the sidewalk. these devi

supervisor ronan. >> just briefly. i thank you i think your comments are so right on and supervisor mandelman and i been asking this for years, and the reasoning way before director conens got here was, capacity and money. so, just wondering if measure 1 or might provide the type-at least the funds to be able to finally accomplish something like this. the dream for me is we have this also 24 hour mental health sf service center that just like general is the only trauma 1 level hospital and everyone 80s if you have a traumatic event that is where you go in the region. if you have a mental health crisis that you would go to mental health service center could be on the first floor for example. we do need some vision around these bigger projects and i understand capacity is the mage r issue, but at least if we have the funding piece figured out, maybe we can find capacity to go along with it. >> thank you supervisor ronan. alright, let's go to public comment. >> public comment it is. >> we invite members of the public who

ronan, present. safai, present. stefani, present. walton, present. mr. president, all members are present. >> 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. colleagues, please join me in the pledge of allegiance. madam clerk, do we have any communications? >> yes, mr. presidents. the san francisco board of supervisors welcomes all interested persons to attend this meeting here in the

chair ronan, aye. the motion passes without objection with supervisor safai being absent. >> that motion carries. thank you so much. thank you supervisor preston and are thank you again to all the applicants. mr. clerk can you please read item 2? >> yes, hearing to consider appointing 8 members term ending march 17, 2027 to the veteran affairs commission. i like to note, we have two withdraws from the list of applicants. douglas bullard and william barnikel have withdrawn their applications. >> thank you so much. very similar we will call up each applicant in the order that they are listed and if you can keep your comments to two minutes that would be much appreciated. we'll start with jenny perez for seat 1. hello. yes, good morning. >> good morning. supervirezers and attendees, my name is jenny perez, today i prebt my candidacy for seat 1. motivated by extensive involvement in veteran affairs and connection to my community, as a spouse and caregiver of purple heart resip cnt i are experienced first h

supervisor ronan. >> thank you colleagues. if i can ask alma, crystal, olga and [indiscernible] the representative from [indiscernible] to come up to the mic. thank you for being here. colleagues, last week the mayor spoke to this body about the early successes in the mission to address the problems of fencing operations and selling of stolen goods on the street. unfortunately because of the necessity of the vending ban on mission street, many aspiring entrepreneurs, newcomers and people just trying to survive in san francisco were caught up. as we weighed the need to keep order on the street against impact on innocent people we knew it was important to provide alternatives and resources to our permanent legitimate vendors. in the months and weeks leading up to the implementation of the vending ban, we planned how to support our legitimate vendors. we knew any resource package we created to lift upveneders we need to help them continue selling their goods and ert supporting their families. that is when alma-[calling out names]

ronan, present. safai, present. stefani, present. walton, present. mr. president, all members are present. >> 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,

supervisor ronan. supervisor ronan. >> thank you.n the background] >> supervisor ronan. >> thank you, i wanted to thank you supervisor preston and associate myself with your comments. i was thinking the same thing and don't need to repeat it, but i wanted to just take the opportunity to thank you supervisor walton for providing so much leadership on this board to get some measure of justice for the black community here in san francisco. this apology is a historic move and it is meaningful in and of itself but it is just the beginning and not nearly enough, and standing next to you fighting for real material changes for the black community in san francisco has been a honor and i just can't commend your fight and your work enough and the work of this entire community. i also just wanted to mention and add what supervisor preston said, that there was a moment in history during the pandemic in 2020 after the horrific murder of george floyd where you could feel a change happening and you could feel a recognition of the injustice of horror

supervisor ronan. supervisor ronan. >> thank you.n the background] >> supervisor ronan. >> thank you, i wanted to thank you supervisor preston and associate myself with your comments. i was thinking the same thing and don't need to repeat it, but i wanted to just take the opportunity to thank you supervisor walton for providing so much leadership on this board to get some measure of justice for the black community here in san francisco. this apology is a historic move and it is meaningful in and of itself but it is just the beginning and not nearly enough, and standing next to you fighting for real material changes for the black community in san francisco has been a honor and i just can't commend your fight and your work enough and the work of this entire community. i also just wanted to mention and add what supervisor preston said, that there was a moment in history during the pandemic in 2020 after the horrific murder of george floyd where you could feel a change happening and you could feel a recognition of the injustice of horror

chair ronan, aye. vice chair walton excused. the motion passes without objection with vice chair walton being excused. >> thank you so much. pass this. congratulations and again, thank you for all the work. excited to work with you all. mr. clerk, do we have any other items on the agenda today? >> that completes the agenda for today. >> the meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] offer. >> congratulations on thirty years sfgovtv. your that excellence award-winning programming be shines the light would people need to know about the city thank you for your all you do to show the heritage and bright future more importantly and thank you for your thirty years >> we are the risk takers the dreamers the expires we are the creative the artists the makers and the innovators from the gold rush and shaped by earthquake and cool by the fog. rocked by itself people. we been here we grow here and take a a chap here we have roots here. we found ourselves here. and we are the small businesses. >> with 2040 opened in san francisco where we me

week and now it is confirmed thatjordan north is taking over the breakfast show on capital replacing ronane now for ten seconds of wine. not how quick you can down a glass on a night out, this is someone breaking into a wine factory in spain and spilling loads of expensive wine worth more than £2 million. you are all caught up. have a great night. hello and welcome to sportsday with me, marc edwards. here is what is coming up on the show. we have an exclusive sit down with the new manchester united co—owner for his thoughts on the manchester united rebuild. the british billionaire says he wants a new stadium, one for united and the north of england. it is about time somebody built a national stadium, in the north. elsewhere, league leaders liverpool leather luton 4—1 to go four points clear at the top of the premier league. could it be ben back bowling? the england captain ben stokes in line to bowl in the fourth test with india.

he was the last survivor, was liquidated not so long ago, and he drew my attention to the book by ronan bergan, this a book that, well, it’s hard to imagine what this person relates to. writes that the americans were against the elimination of political leaders on the territory of the russian federation in the donbass, this is an attempt. the americans were behind this, they gave the go-ahead for this, they developed these operations, their hands are up to their elbows in blood. i won’t believe this phrase from the new york times, that what are you saying, the americans are furious that the structures of the ukrainian special services carried out terrorist attacks on russian territory, which led to the death of daria dugina, vladlin tatarsky, not to mention the leaders of the donetsk people's republic. lugansk people, this is a lie. the americans were directly behind all these terrorist attacks, and we know for sure that this was the administration in which victoria worked, jack salevan, in which blinken worked. and, by the way, the cia, now headed by bernst, cannot but know the truth a

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chair ronan, aye. vice chair walton excused. the motion passes without objection with vice chair walton being excused. >> thank you so much. pass this. congratulations and again, thank you for all the work. excited to work with you all. mr. clerk, do we have any other items on the agenda today? >> that completes the agenda for today. >> the meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] i'm anthony i'm owner of scoop ice cream in the bayview. >> the environment sit down environment to enjoy a bananasplit. root beer floot. shake, et cetera . just creating that environment for people to come and enjoy. they can experience this is cultural driven. we pretty much replicate what our culture means in the bayview. >> a back story me and my siplings my aunt took us out for ice cream all the time. spend hours eating ice cream and talking and catching up with friends and family of came with an idea. why don't you bring the ice cream shop back has not been one here in a time since the 90's. i thought it would be good to bring something back to

the parties in attendance, israel's musad chief david barnea, ronan bore, the director of shinbet, the katori prime minister muhammad bin abdul rahman al tani and the egyptian intelligence director abbas kamel. the us was represented by the cia director william burns. officials of hamas were taking parts in the negotiations indirectly using. tar and egypt as intermediaries. the parties in cairo began their talks a cease fire plan put forward by hamas after the israely plan. broadly speaking, israel had proposed two-month cease fire. it said it would withdraw from all of the central cities of the gaza strip. in exchange, hamas would release israeli captives and female soldiers. israel will in turn release a limited number of palestinian prisoners. hamas presented a counterposal to the plan that was hammered out in paris, which generally speaking, involved the following: it envisaged a three-stage process over four and a half months, during the process, israel regime forces would gradually withdraw from gaza, israel captives would be released, and palestinian prisoners in occupied palest

>> supervisor hilary ronan says she needs to look at the details of the proposal before making a decision. >>> well, it looks like san jose is very close to saving its popular raging waters theme park. city leaders will vote on a deal before the end of the month. the agreement is a new operator who says they should be able to reopen the water park this summer. former operator raging waters abruptly announced last year that you might remember it was canceling their contracts, pulling out. city staff started to look for a new vendor. they actually found one willing to pay san jose even more to run that park. officials say california dreaming entertainment has agreed to the short lease through the next summer. and there will be a wine garden. >> that is big because they could finally take them. >> pretty exciting news? >> yeah. i went as a child too. it will be cool for them to try it out too. >> reporter: they still need to approve the deal at the end of the month, but doesn't appear to be any strong opposition. reopening the park means more summer jobs and more foot traffic for surrounding

one to come out, to survive, was liquidated not so long ago, and he drew my attention to the book by ronanergman, this is a book which... but it’s difficult to assume that this person has sympathy for russia, that is , he, he didn’t care, he wrote a book: rise up and kill first, this is a quote from the holy scriptures: the secret history of israeli targeted liquidations, there, in particular he writes that back at the beginning of the second palestinian anti-fade, in september 2000, when israel first began to respond to suicide bombings with daily use. who could not help but know that the current president of the united states gave the go-ahead for extrajudicial killings of citizens various countries and was personally responsible for 353 deaths, it was simply understandable, as it turned out, he died of natural causes, which was recognized even by the ukrainian terrorist budanov. that the structures of the ukrainian special services took and carried out terrorist attacks on russian territory, which led to the death of daria dugina, vladlen tatarsky, not to mention the leaders of the done

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this is january 29, 2024 rules committee meeting and supervisor hillary ronan chair of the committee joined by committee member supervisor safai our clerk is victor young and i like to thank james from sfgovtv for broadcasting the meeting. mr. clerk doia have announcements? >> yes, public comment will be taken on each item. when your item comes up and public comment is called line up to speak. you may submit public comment in writing. e-mail

almost social media manager reading all of the responses like and including a gif of kieran cocaine as ronan roy watching's email blowup. that's why so many people opened up to, christina says this, you need to be a little bit more honest because you know a caring friend is listening and genuinely wants to know. the foundation of friendship elmo, the foundation of friendship that amount has with the world, it really resonated, it certainly did. keep up the good work, christina, from hoboken, and i have a feeling that we will be needing a lot more encouragement from our friend among the shear. and on that note, i wish you all a very good night. we hope you are doing well. from all of our colleagues across the network of nbc news, thank you for staying up late, icu at the end of tomorrow. of today, i saw down with former secretary of state presidential candidate hillary clinton and we covered a lot of ground. we talked about conflicts overseas in the middle east and in ukraine. we talked about donald trump's legal jeopardy and the utter chaos and the republican party. chaos that, by the way, i

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government was checking things that they could say to him with elon before they said the things to ronan, the reporter >> yeah. i mean, this is a huge problem and we've we've become a soft oligarchy in this country were just a few people hold not just a ton of money, but now in this case in essence our access to space, our ability to put satellites in space it's a concern. i get it i'm not against y1 having a role in this at all. but i am concerned with his open affection to russia and this is something that government has got to say, look, elon, if you want to be a contractor to us we've got to make sure you're loyal to the foreign policy of the united states, or at least not hostile to congressman adam kinzinger. thank you for your time tonight. also, i just want to go back breaking news here as we were just talking about what happened >> city. >> we are hearing from president biden. he just issued a statement on this saying, quote in part, for this joy to be turned to tragedy today in kansas city, cuts deep in the american soul. today's events should move us. sha-kus seamus into actin

colleagues , supervisor ronan has make a request to amend the removal of 3548 to 3550 20th street whichong to murphy ralph for one more year. this is the same property they requested removal from last year. i believe there is concrete effort to trying to pay the remaining or to try to actually pay the bill, so to speak, and i would like to really support that efforts. i think there is concrete effort to try to do that so i will be supporting the removal of that property from today's list. supervisor melgar. >> thank you chair chan. just a question. thank you so much. ditto to everything chair chan said. thank you so much for all your work. my question is about the process. i know a lot of it is dictated by state law, but is there a effort to work with non profit housing developers to alert them to this or advantage them in any way in purchasing some of the sites? >> yes, there is a lot of action on that state-wide and here in san francisco. last year or the year before supervisor safai passed some additional legislation around the auction so we now provide our list when parcels are thre

colleagues , supervisor ronan has make a request to amend the removal of 3548 to 3550 20th street whichong to murphy ralph for one more year. this is the same property they requested removal from last year. i believe there is concrete effort to trying to pay the remaining or to try to actually pay the bill, so to speak, and i would like to really support that efforts. i think there is concrete effort to try to do that so i will be supporting the removal of that property from today's list. supervisor melgar. >> thank you chair chan. just a question. thank you so much. ditto to everything chair chan said. thank you so much for all your work. my question is about the process. i know a lot of it is dictated by state law, but is there a effort to work with non profit housing developers to alert them to this or advantage them in any way in purchasing some of the sites? >> yes, there is a lot of action on that state-wide and here in san francisco. last year or the year before supervisor safai passed some additional legislation around the auction so we now provide our list when parcels are thre

to discuss this less bringing ronan lee who is a former australian politician, a fellow, also an officer of me on mars, running a genocide, he's joining us from london. thank you so much for being with us. so it's we is now since the cool in myanmar, how would you assess the dentist hold on power today? a what i don't think the truth is hold on power has ever been weak. that right. i think the me and my me look for is political control of the country. and in the 60 years that it's dominated that countries politics has a but then we got a resistance movement in may and not to dice. for years after the that the crew was launched. i will be feeling that it's morales is very high. but the situation for civilians and me and my is absolutely die out. there are 2500000 people displaced. the miller trees fighting hard to stay in power and its tactics as they have today is they have been from day one of the crew have been to target the civilian population and to punish them in an effort to carry them into submission. but resistance remains incredibly strong and as of today to me and my military c

i are worked for someone who worked with supervisor ronan, he really-i was fascinated with what he gets to do in his job and the issues he gets to work on and people he gets to speak. this is a great opportunity to test what you are interested in and so i applied and got in and very happy. >> how many total in the youth commission? one per district? >> yes, one per district and 5 from the mayor. >> there is 11 supervisor ones and 6 from mayor office, 5 of it which are specifically for minority community representation and one is appointee so 17 total. >> 17. great. >> (inaudible) one of the bigger commissions in the city, but because youth is everyone at some point in life, every community has youth, it is important to have enough seats to have a voice for communities and their different needs on the youth commission. >> for sure. let's get into the nitty-gritty of it. i really interested to hear some of the concerns that either the youth commission is talking about now or even you yourselves personally what concerns are you trying to like advocate for and stuff like that? who would lik

no, i love ronan keating . right. love ronan keating. right. >> love him.ynolds with what's going on at wrexham taking over. >> let's talk about robbie williams at trent vale. williams coming at trent vale. it so boyzone chorley fc . it is so boyzone at chorley fc. there we are. boyzone there could owen chorley so ronan and shane and keith . they're going shane and keith. they're going to be at the fa trophy clash with solihull now . chorley are with solihull now. chorley are in discussions that could see boyzone become the face of the club . can you imagine tom clarke club. can you imagine tom clarke , whose chorley coo, said that he was thrilled that the trio would be attending and says it has the potential to bring our town into the limelight like never before. it's not 1994 anymore. >> well, we love them for a reason, you know , that's a very reason, you know, that's a very good point. >> yeah, well, if you're saying that i just wonder whether something gets exciting . the something gets exciting. the ball forward, they'll all ball goes forward, they'll

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this is january 29, 2024 rules committee meeting and supervisor hillary ronan chair of the committee joined by committee member supervisor safai our clerk is victor young and i like to thank james from sfgovtv for broadcasting the meeting. mr. clerk doia have announcements? >> yes, public comment will be taken on each item. when your item comes up and public comment is called line

2019, we then begin to voluntarily raise that amount because of the usage and believe was supervisor ronan who said every meeting of the board or other large meetings i want you to have interpreter thrz. it was a good call at the time because we received a lot of request for interpretation, then covid happened and it really became urgent for us to have that and we benefited from that and so did the public. as of late, because during the redistricting task force and the operation deputy knows this well, we utilize i think $50 thousand-about $40 thousand we did not have the money for but the use of dip into coughers at $40 thousand and utilize [indiscernible] then department of elections and then it dropped off quite a bit where we would have our interpreters at every meeting and they were not utilized. i think it was january we made the decision internally that we would just utilize the language access ordinance standard which is two business days, 48 hours, so we get the request and then we would then provide the language of request at the meeting. that's what we have been doing since janu

i'm sfr supervisor ronan and joined by vice chair walton and hope to be joined soon by committee membersor

i are worked for someone who worked with supervisor ronan, he really-i was fascinated with what he gets to do in his job and the issues he gets to work on and people he gets to speak. this is a great opportunity to test what you are interested in and so i applied and got in and very happy. >> how many total in the youth commission? one per district? >> yes, one per district and 5 from the mayor. >> there is 11 supervisor ones and 6 from mayor office, 5 of it which are specifically for minority community representation and one is appointee so 17 total. >> 17. great. >> (inaudible) one of the bigger commissions in the city, but because youth is everyone at some point in life, every community has youth, it is important to have enough seats to have a voice for communities and their different needs on the youth commission. >> for sure. let's get into the nitty-gritty of it. i really interested to hear some of the concerns that either the youth commission is talking about now or even you yourselves personally what concerns are you trying to like advocate for and stuff like that? who would lik

2019, we then begin to voluntarily raise that amount because of the usage and believe was supervisor ronanmeeting of the board or other large meetings i want you to have interpreter thrz. it was a good call at the time because we received a lot of request for interpretation, then covid happened and it really became urgent for us to have that and we benefited from that and so did the public. as of late, because during the redistricting task force and the operation deputy knows this well, we utilize i think $50 thousand-about $40 thousand we did not have the money for but the use of dip into coughers at $40 thousand and utilize [indiscernible] then department of elections and then it dropped off quite a bit where we would have our interpreters at every meeting and they were not utilized. i think it was january we made the decision internally that we would just utilize the language access ordinance standard which is two business days, 48 hours, so we get the request and then we would then provide the language of request at the meeting. that's what we have been doing since january. i will say

that this is partially funded through the board of supervisors right now, through supervisor hillary ronan'sffice now. so as we as we look at resource allocation, what are our plans as a district to make sure that these bright spots have the coaches, the pd time, the everything they need to help improving outcomes across the district? and as we think about, you know, um, some of our focal populations are students. you know, one of our, our, our inner, um, goals here is around, um, you know, students who are not proficient, you know, who are multilingual learners still. right? so, so when we talk about this professional development, are we including our english language development teachers? are we including our special education teachers in this? are we giving them the release time to for those students who are furthest from equity, 75% of our kids with disabilities actually sit in gen ed for the majority of their day. are there resource specialist teachers? are there study skills? teachers included in this professional development to and in middle school in particular to the way that we blo