ronen i. ronen i supervisor safaÍ. safaÍ. i supervisor stephanie. walton i there are 11 eyes the motion is adopted. madam clerk are there any immemorially? i have none to report. mr. president, we are adjourned. as latinos we are unified in some ways and incredibly diverse in others and this exhibit really is an exploration of nuance in how we present those ideas. ♪♪ our debts are not for sale. >> a piece about sanctuary and how his whole family served in the army and it's a long family tradition and these people that look at us as foreigners, we have been here and we are part of america, you know, and we had to reinforce that. i have been cure rating here for about 18 year. we started with a table top, candle, flowers, and a picture and people reacted to that like it was the monna lisa. >> the most important tradition as it relates to the show is idea of making offering. in traditional mexican alters, you see food, candy, drinks, cigarettes, the things that the person that the offerings where being made to can take with them into the next word, the

chair ronen.ce chair walton and supervisor safaÍ i'm lauren post, chair of the san francisco's public works commission. when the commission was launched two years ago, i was appointed by controller ben rosenfield. i'm pleased to have been reappointed for your consideration by controller greg wagner. as you know, public works is one of the city's largest departments and has been around for 120 years. but it never had a citizens oversight commission until two years ago. so as vice chair xabi mentioned, it's been a learning process for the department and for us. but i'm pleased to tell you, i think the two years have been a big success. as commissioner zarb mentioned, one of my biggest responsibilities last year was leading a national search for a new director for the department. it was a robust search at the mayor's request, and in our own backyard, interim director short rose to the top as the most qualified candidate. we were pleased by the appointment and i think she's breathed new life into the

ronen i. ronen i supervisor safaÍ. safaÍ. i supervisor stephanie. walton i there are 11 eyes the motion is adopted. madam clerk are there any immemorially? i have none to report. mr. president, we are adjourned. >> come shop dine and play. taraval street is open for business. >> my name is mark recollect the owner of lou's cafe on taraval street. since 2010, my brother and tj and vince and mom [indiscernible] we used to sandwiches all the time. we said why not us. geary boulevard in 2010. i figured i might to start in another location and when i opened the location in 2015. we treat each customer as family and we make our food with love and make sure everyone is happy. i recommend everyone come out to the sunset. >> take time for teraival bingo, supporting small business, anyone can participate. it is easy, collect stickers on a bingo style game board and enter for a chance to win awesome prizes. for >> [music] you are watching golden gate inventions with michael. this is episode exploring the excelsior. >> hi i'm michael you are watching golden gat

ronen i ronen i the motion passes without objection. motion passes unanimously.gratulations, commissioner. yen thank you, mr. clerk, can you please read item number two? item number two is a hearing to consider appointing two members. term's ending january 15th, 2025. one member term ending january 15th, 2026, and nine members terms ending january 15th, 2020 to the san francisco health authority. thank you so much. and we have many applicants today who are here, so i will call you up one by one. and you can stay there. and if you could keep your comments to around two minutes, that would be greatly appreciated. and we're going to start with sean cheng. good morning supervisors, my name is jen zhang. i'm a ceo of chinese hospital, and it was an honor to serve the san francisco health plan. the board of trust, board of directors for six years. and i'm hoping to be reappointed for a third term. it's very important to have some cisco health plan there for our low income, community. and then i as a provider, i actually served, icu in san francisco health plan patients

ronen i. ronen i supervisor safaÍ. safaÍ. i supervisor stephanie. walton i there are 11 eyes the motion is adopted. madam clerk are there any immemorially? i have none to report. mr. president, we are adjourned. >> i don't want to be involved in the process after it happens. i want to be there at the front end to help people with something in my mind from a very early age. our community is the important way to look at things, even now. george floyd was huge. it opened up wounds and a discussion on something festering for a long time. before rodney king. you can look at all the instances where there are calls for change. i think we are involved in change right now in this moment that is going to be long lasting. it is very challenging. i was the victim of a crime when i was in middle school. some kids at recess came around at pe class and came to the locker room and tried to steal my watch and physically assaulted me. the officer that helped afterwards went out of his way to check the time to see how i was. that is the kind of work, the kind of persp

ronen i. ronen i supervisor safaÍ. safaÍ. i supervisor stephanie.anie i and supervisor walton i walton i there are 11 eyes the motion is adopted. madam clerk are there any immemorially? i have none to report. mr. president, we are adjourned. >> (music). >> my name is - my business name is himself mexican america. >> i started my business a year ago the process was a year ago by business by waving (background noise.) about $1,000 and also guided me there the whole process. (background noise.) that was helpful i was already paying the construction and other fees for the restaurant the city we put together to honor my city and comes with (unintelligible) on the (background noise.) and. >> (multiple voices.) >> and some go with ebbs and eggs (unintelligible) and a side of roadways and beans. and be able - have my restaurant here in the district of the mission is such an amazing i grew up around the mission area and respect to school around here and so i was able to come in as establish any restaurant here (background noise.) really a feels like >> my na

supervisor ronen do a recall voided by supervisor ronen what changed were made in committee. >> if ire were some issues raised the first time we heard it and then a number of amendments made. specifically we um, required the code requires that um, if the entities soliciting the donations payments it is known at the time that that needs to be specified in the resolution and was not we had in preparing for the hearing identify in the mayor's office a list of those who they intended to approach for documentation so one of the main changes was to attach you'll see in the exhibit a a full list of those funds from as well as the nature of what makes them age interested party from a transparency point of view we thought that was important one of the big changes. second chance let me know. >> so an exhibit to the resolution? >> correct that was adam reference to it. and then there is. >> oh, yeah. >> okay. >> that was for the - the orchestra resolution and the think that is modeled off of this board - passed resolutions not listed and the reason for that because they weren't known at the tim

supervisor ronen do a recall voided by supervisor ronen what changed were made in committee. >> if ire were some issues raised the first time we heard it and then a number of amendments made. specifically we um, required the code requires that um, if the entities soliciting the donations payments it is known at the time that that needs to be specified in the resolution and was not we had in preparing for the hearing identify in the mayor's office a list of those who they intended to approach for documentation so one of the main changes was to attach you'll see in the exhibit a a full list of those funds from as well as the nature of what makes them age interested party from a transparency point of view we thought that was important one of the big changes. second chance let me know. >> so an exhibit to the resolution? >> correct that was adam reference to it. and then there is. >> oh, yeah. >> okay. >> that was for the - the orchestra resolution and the think that is modeled off of this board - passed resolutions not listed and the reason for that because they weren't known at the tim

ronen i. ronen i supervisor safaÍ. safaÍ. i supervisor stephanie.anie i and supervisor walton i walton i there are 11 eyes the motion is adopted. madam clerk are there any immemorially? i have none to report. mr. president, we are adjourned. >> [music] in the town inside here i'm young. he was putting art, music and drinking together upon today have a nonpretentious pretentious spitz that the community can enjoy each other and the time off we get in this world. [music] >> spends energy elevating artists and credit a safe place. a place to have a community. >> it is i great neighborhood the art district because we have the contemp refer museum of sf. yerba buena for the arts all of the operators and businesses here we get together and xhoukt and support each other this is a very cool neighborhood to be a part of. [music] paint on canvas is primary low when we do. this is guilty pleasures an all female artist show. it is going to be great. fun we have interactive elements. >> we love having this gem. you know people come in and discover it and get to

earlier in year as a clear addressing the issue with the it up priority for her and thank supervisor ronen couldn't be here but her office is here. thank to supervisor dorsey for joining us and welcome a broad coalition of the community community-based organizations that you see behind me today from the mission and he tenderloin primarily you'll hear from them shortly. fencing of stolen goods a major issues in parts of san francisco parallel in the mission and the tenderloin south of market and other neighborhoods. and sb 925 provides san francisco with an additional tool to address this problem i want to be crystal-clear credit bill is not about our beautify and diverse and i ray of the street vendors the people who sell proposed foods arrest goods and flowers and other you amazing products on the streets street vendors make your city a better place they add to the richness that make neighborhood like the mission unique and leo allow people that earning fencing stolen goods is different it is orchard crime and harms not only the surrounding neighborhoods but legitimate street vendors as w

supervisor ronen. >> supervisor walton. >> thank you, madam clerk. can you refer for the judgment call we're going to go past the 2:30. >> thank you, madam clerk. the budget and appropriation committee finished the um, our first round of budget hearing last week. um, and i want to give a thanks to our summer chair supervisor ronen for joining us and supervisor dorsey bringing they're perspective into the hearing. which really, really is helpful i think at the end of last week was something made clear to me as a committee chair. um, is that we are in a very dire situation with the budget legislative analyst has the work ahead. >> how to mar that the city budget is going to be there for all san franciscans. come january 2025. and instruction looking at staff management and contract convenience, welfare, and necessity whatever to bring in the budget spending and consider ways and one thing that is clear to me that can continue as usual. if we keep that rate of spending as proposed by mayor london breed, we're going to face and fiscal cliff come january

ronen: hope is mandatory. i can't thank you enough for being here, for sharing omer's story with us. we hope he is back soon. ronen: thank you. ♪ geoff: in other headlines, the jury in hunter biden's criminal trial has begun deliberating in delaware. prosecutors told jurors in closing arguments that no one is above the law. hunter biden's defense attorney counter the prosecution failed to prove its case yonder reasonable doubt. the president son faces three felony charges related to his purchase of a firearm in 2018. a number of hunter biden's family members showed up to support him today including his aunt valerie biden owens and uncle james biden. first lady jill biden has attended all but one day of the proceedings. the supreme court will take up an appeal from facebook parent company meta over a shareholder class action lawsuit. the case centers on facebook's handling of the cambridge analytica scandal, when the personal data of roughly 87 million users was improperly gathered in the lead-up to the 2016 el

. >> commissioner ronen absent. >> commissioner safai absent. >> commissioner stefani absent. >> present commissioner walton present we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk i've received requests from commissioners commissioner safai and commissioner chan also objections upcoming to grand that request i believe you have a public comment announcement. >> for members of the public interested in participating in this meeting we welcome our attention in-person in the elective chamber in room 250 or serve the meeting live add sfgovtv.org remotely the best way dial the number on your screen. >> legislative chamber, room 250, city hall watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) watch 2663 506 8858 # # to make public comment on an item, when the item is called, dial '*3' to be added to the queue to speak. speak. when your 2 minutes are up, we will move on to the next caller. calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. calls taken in the order they're he received speak slowly and turn down the volume of my radios around you public comment for items on this age

. >> um, commissioner ronen present. >> commissioner safai absent. >> commissioner stefani absent. >> commissioner walton absent. >> chair mandelman we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk and i believe you have a public comment announcement (clearing throat) for members of the public we welcome our attention in the chambers room 20 or. >> watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) watch www.sfgovtv.org. >> wishing to make public comment. >> public comment call-in: 1-415-655-0001; access code: 2663 130 5091# # listen to the meeting in realtime when public comment is so-called press speak. when your 2 minutes are up, we will move on to the next caller. calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. best practices to speak slowly and turn down tv or radios public comment will be meeting during public comment periods in person or remotely. in-person public comment will be taken first; remote public comment will be taken after.. thank you. >> thank you. madam clerk. >> so commissioners commissioner peskin and commissioner safai and commissioner stefani wi

supervisor ronen.thank you, thanks for walking in, towards the end of the presentation of the, superior court and, i got a chance to go over some of these figures with you, yesterday, actually. and, they they were really worrisome to me. so this study that you were talking about says. i just want to make sure i understand correctly that a proper caseload, in order to provide a constitutionally, sound or, proper defense is about 40 clients at any given time. is that right? well, it's actually it's a workload study and not a caseload study explicitly. okay. because because all the cases are different. so really does it does a, it looks at the kind of cases and how much time it takes to work on each kind of case. so we actually did the analysis looking at that and mapping it to the california criminal code. okay. and that's why we need at least 16 more attorneys and four paralegals in order to provide explain what what what is an average caseload that makes sense for a public defender? and what is the act

. >> um, commissioner ronen present. >> commissioner safai absent. >> commissioner stefani absent. >> commissioner walton absent. >> chair mandelman we have quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk and i believe you have a public comment announcement (clearing throat) for members of the public we welcome our attention in the chambers room 20 or. >> watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) watch www.sfgovtv.org. >> wishing to make public comment. >> public comment call-in: 1-415-655-0001; access code: 2663 130 5091# # listen to the meeting in realtime when public comment is so-called press speak. when your 2 minutes are up, we will move on to the next caller. calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. best practices to speak slowly and turn down tv or radios public comment will be meeting during public comment periods in person or remotely. in-person public comment will be taken first; remote public comment will be taken after.. thank you. >> thank you. madam clerk. >> so commissioners commissioner peskin and commissioner safai and commissioner stefani wi

supervisor ronen. >> supervisor walton. >> thank you, madam clerk. can you refer for the judgment call we're going to go past the 2:30. >> thank you, madam clerk. the budget and appropriation committee finished the um, our first round of budget hearing last week. um, and i want to give a thanks to our summer chair supervisor ronen for joining us and supervisor dorsey bringing they're perspective into the hearing. which really, really is helpful i think at the end of last week was something made clear to me as a committee chair. um, is that we are in a very dire situation with the budget legislative analyst has the work ahead. >> how to mar that the city budget is going to be there for all san franciscans. come january 2025. and instruction looking at staff management and contract convenience, welfare, and necessity whatever to bring in the budget spending and consider ways and one thing that is clear to me that can continue as usual. if we keep that rate of spending as proposed by mayor london breed, we're going to face and fiscal cliff come january

and i will now introduce my dear dear colleague in district 9 supervisor ronen. >> thank you, everyone. it is very exciting to be here today and an honor to be here and that's because i think what all of us have of the since the adopted decision in unthinkable reality of oewd wade over turned in the united states of america to make sure that my daughter and mother and sister my cousin and aunts and that they will continue to have the only control over higher both sides that's the way it should be and as a former supervisor of the former location of planned parenthood i have talked about this for decades and thought that san francisco especially with in charge the status of women i thought we have doing everything we can with our local laws to protect women's was over the control of our own both sides of mayor a ton of additional things she fud found we can do and it is fantastic what at supervisor stefani touched on that inability to figure out what we call to fight back by putting this on the ballot we have had this in the board of supervisors but on the ballot we are telling every sa

(rules committee). >> supervisor ronen colleagues thank you. the one that called for this motion to veto those resolutions and a hearing at rules. last week or this week? last week. >> the times lead into another - when this if you look at the plain language of those rules that was confusing because crossed reference another log that looks like for the first time that forever in san francisco that we were going to consider people holding a house party in their living room a contribution the pro-rated rates of a living room anyone is owned or rented by a business and providing for the first time would be subject to a campaign contribution that was really worrisome to me. um, as you can see there is millions of dollars being thrown into local raise races and oftentimes this money comes from bill narrows hide behind expenditures and acquit all of the the, you know, unfortunate rules created by the citizens united to buy candidates in observation. one way that candidates still represent the interests of our billionaires is knocking on doors and tal

i'd like to share this statement on behalf of the supervisor ronen who represents the mission district one of the neighborhoods impacted by the fencing activity. as supervisor district 9 mission neighborhoods and thankful to senator wiener for the introduction of sb 295 and tailing this fencing in the commercial corridor the migration has cherished history of vending where that is selling flowers on 24 street or others in. >> items submitted by the mayor. >> customers our street vendors contributed what makes the mission a rich and attractive neighborhood. by the techniques tradition of the mission it is economic vitally have been challenged by the fencing of stolen goods. our public works employees should be talented and assaulted for administering our city program. our small business owners should not worried about did save of our employees and commissioners will reach their storefronts our transit riders should be able to easily get on bart and our neighbors should experience safe, clean and assessable sidewalks as they walk the neighborhoods. as periphery, i.e., represent my consti

ronen i ronen i that motion passes without objection. motion passes unanimously. you very much . thank you, mr. dunlap. mr. clerk, can you please read item number three? yes. item number three is a ordinance approving the surveillance technology policy for the san francisco municipal transportation agency. use of automated speed enforcement system. wonderful. good morning, mr. morsi. hi. again, good morning everyone. my name is heloisae and i'm the director of pmo from sfmta. today, i'll be presenting our automated speed enforcement technology as, just to describe what the technology is. so the technology is governed by the california state assembly bill ab 645, that authorizes six cities and counties, throughout the state of california for the speed, safety, system pilot program, this technology will be owned by, a vendor, this will require them to use the automated system to detect the speeding vehicle. once the violation is detected, then, it will capture the, static picture , jpeg and format and collect the license plate information. the rear license informati

supervisor ronen.hank you. i just thanks for the great work. and, i'm just so excited to see you finally not i never have seen the city attorney's office use consumer protection funds to hire more attorneys to do this work. and i am so excited to see it finally happening. i've been waiting for this forever, and i was wondering if you could just detail for the two new attorneys in the affirmative litigation unit, what kind of cases they're going to be working on. but just really, congratulations. finally, i've been waiting to see this forever. so first of all, i should say to the former budget chair, this is a conversation we had last year as you know, we have had a consumer protection fund that's extremely restricted, there are all sorts of rules on how we can tap into those funds. it's money that could be audited by the attorney general. so we have to be careful in how we do that, we looked at this, at and thought that it was appropriate, particularly during these budget times, to move forward. so one

it's a collective question, supervisor ronen. we did engage with the department of public works to provide us. so i'll take a step back for, for context, setting. so right now, the way juvenile hall sleeping rooms are built, the base of each bed is concrete. and this is the topic of a lot of shared concern and desire for something different for our young people, the combination of concrete bed frames, plus the kinds of mattresses that the state require, means that it's not comfortable for kids or anyone who tries sitting on them. so we did engage with public works starting late last calendar year for an estimate, and they've been able to give us some preliminary estimates of the cost. it's roughly 27,000 to take two beds out of one room. so we have them working with us now on some more details on how that would work, what could be possible and whether it would be dpw or an outside entity that would even do the work, is very time consuming and costly because of the dust mitigation required when you're blowing out that much concret

supervisor ronen next to introduce business submit.hank you. >> xhrpdz. >> colleagues i am going to try to rush there this but important in memoriam for many people in the community i'd like to adjourn today's meeting in minimum of ross an harris a lifelong resident born in 19 three 5 general and raise for the mission a ferry haven't lower of man's by all things cats and advocated foreclosely for cats big and domestic and been spending hours advocating for the welfare and collecting indicate fig republicans and cat clothing and in fact, i don't think i saw her without anything with a without a cat on that pretty sure owned everything and in 1989 moved to the excelsior as a tireless advocate volunteer and activist and in the excelsior was known as universal volunteer signing up for meetings and all community events and ready to step in where and when volunteering countless hours for neighborhoods groups in the excelsior including the excelsior improvement and the excelsior action group and the excelsior alliance club and friends of the

i'd like to share this statement on behalf of the supervisor ronen who represents the mission districte neighborhoods impacted by the fencing activity. as supervisor district 9 mission neighborhoods and thankful to senator wiener for the introduction of sb 295 and tailing this fencing in the commercial corridor the migration has cherished history of vending where that is selling flowers on 24 street or others in. >> items submitted by the mayor. >> customers our street vendors contributed what makes the mission a rich and attractive neighborhood. by the techniques tradition of the mission it is economic vitally have been challenged by the fencing of stolen goods. our public works employees should be talented and assaulted for administering our city program. our small business owners should not worried about did save of our employees and commissioners will reach their storefronts our transit riders should be able to easily get on bart and our neighbors should experience safe, clean and assessable sidewalks as they walk the neighborhoods. as periphery, i.e., represent my constituents tha

supervisor ronen next to introduce business submit.hank you. >> xhrpdz. >> colleagues i am going to try to rush there this but important in memoriam for many people in the community i'd like to adjourn today's meeting in minimum of ross an harris a lifelong resident born in 19 three 5 general and raise for the mission a ferry haven't lower of man's by all things cats and advocated foreclosely for cats big and domestic and been spending hours advocating for the welfare and collecting indicate fig republicans and cat clothing and in fact, i don't think i saw her without anything with a without a cat on that pretty sure owned everything and in 1989 moved to the excelsior as a tireless advocate volunteer and activist and in the excelsior was known as universal volunteer signing up for meetings and all community events and ready to step in where and when volunteering countless hours for neighborhoods groups in the excelsior including the excelsior improvement and the excelsior action group and the excelsior alliance club and friends of the

i'd like to share this statement on behalf of the supervisor ronen who represents the mission districtighborhoods impacted by the fencing activity. as supervisor district 9 mission neighborhoods and thankful to senator wiener for the introduction of sb 295 and tailing this fencing in the commercial corridor the migration has cherished history of vending where that is selling flowers on 24 street or others in. >> items submitted by the mayor. >> customers our street vendors contributed what makes the mission a rich and attractive neighborhood. by the techniques tradition of the mission it is economic vitally have been challenged by the fencing of stolen goods. our public works employees should be talented and assaulted for administering our city program. our small business owners should not worried about did save of our employees and commissioners will reach their storefronts our transit riders should be able to easily get on bart and our neighbors should experience safe, clean and assessable sidewalks as they walk the neighborhoods. as periphery, i.e., represent my constituents that ca

corral que llegó hasta las casas ubicadas en la calle bernard ronen tracey.vienda dañada hasta el momento. a consecuencia de este incendio. there was a frog. excuse me. there was a frog. somebody had given her and if it was one of the only things that survived. so mi madre encontró una rana que alguien le regaló. y parece que fue una de las únicas cosas que sobrevivieron indicó travis con lágrimas en los ojos al platicarme como sus padres apenas lograron salir con sus mascotas cuando autoridades dieron la orden de evacuación. el incendio corral inició el sábado en la tarde y rápidamente creció a más de 14.000 acres. las colinas ubicadas entre la carretera 5 80 y la interestatal 5 en 13 lucen completamente calcinadas. aunque aún no hay información de las causas, los bomberos lograron contenerlo a un 75% para el lunes. this fire goes hopefully this will continue to be tails continue to make progress on this fire before. esperemos que la contención continúa en este incendio. pero siempre que hay una ola de calor como la que se avecina, siempre nos preocupan nuev

start talking about structural deficits is that and it's really one thing that i really supervisor ronen and i had this like really back and forth about as well, is that at the end of the day, when you start allowing new ftes and upward substitution, for example, a cost of an individual when they are different classification, we're not we're not going to get rid of that person. well, at least i hope not. like i hope i really don't i mean, i'm, i'm actually in a space where i think that we, we should respect city workers work and we want them to be here, and then we actually want them to be here for the long haul. and we want they are assets. they are when people actually are our assets. however to start doing this in a time when the city actually is facing deficits and what i'm when i'm talking about structural deficits is that we sort of just start, pick and choose certain individuals and certain groups and then to say, well, let's do that. instead of being able to take a step back and say, well, at some time, at some point the city may end up in a space where we really have to start ta

against the mayor's funding plan , aaron peskin, who happens to be running for mayor, and hillary ronen, mayor breed says it's part of her effort to continue making san francisco a destination city for tourists locally and worldwide. but opponents say recent safety incidents at the zoo is enough reason to keep the pandas away. pandas have an opportunity to draw large crowds and a consistency of support and will be an attraction here in san francisco, projects that they have to upgrade the zoo have been dragging on for years, and the animals are suffering in confinement in that time. it's not suitable to look after even a parrot, let alone pandas. let's bring in nbc's pete serratos, who's covering the story for us right there in san francisco. i believe, at city hall. pete kind of explained this vote tonight. what is the mayor? why does the mayor need approval to even fundraise? yeah. raj, you know, remember, this was first discussed by the mayor, this proposal in april after the mayor had that weeklong trip to china, a proposal to bring the pandas from china to san francisco. she views

se llama casey robert ronen. que está viendo en pantalla una presenta múltiples cargos por delitos graves que incluirían posesión y uso de dispositivos destructivos y múltiples, así como incendios provocados. fue. se encuentra detenido en la cárcel del condado de alameda con una fianza de 1 millón de dólares, y entre los incidentes con los que estaría relacionado se encuentra el de una patrulla de la policía universitaria. sin embargo, previamente un grupo llamado intifada estudiantil habría asumido la responsabilidad de ese siniestro, manifestando que era en represalia al retiro de los estudiantes que se manifestaron en una universidad de los Ángeles. dicha universidad aseguró que se están haciendo investigaciones y que nadie resultó herido en ese hecho. sin embargo, este grupo, dice, ha amenazado con cometer otros actos en la universidad, en otros asuntos. en el primer evento de recompra de anónima de fuegos artificiales en half moon bay autoridades recaudaron 51 £ de fuegos artificiales ilegales, cientos de co

al sospechoso lo identificaron como casey robert ronen, de 34 años, quien ahora enfrenta múltiples cargosa persona también fue ingresada en la cárcel del condado de alameda y se le impuso una fianza de 1 millón de dólares. se espera que con las altas temperaturas que hemos experimentado, aumente también el costo de la energía eléctrica en nuestro segmento de crisis climática. le diremos a cuánto ascendería. además, hablaremos de cómo vandalizan parte de una estructura de una escuela primaria en oakland. los detalles los tenemos a las 6 y continúa la mala calidad del estoía. la zona de la bah el departamento de obras públicas de san francisco realizará actividades de mantenimiento en ocean beach que consisten en redistribuir cerca de 30.000 yardas cúbicas de arena. esto para evitar que no se acumulen en las calles cercanas cuando se registran fuertes vientos. los trabajos serán de 07:00 a 16:00 de la tarde y atención, porque implicará el cierre de los carriles en dirección sur de gran way, en el tramo entre el boulevard sloat y lincoln way. bueno, y con la llegada del verano ya hemos exper

services, specifically community ambassadors, supervisors, dean preston, joel engardio, and hillary ronen participated in a rally at city hall today expressing support for that program. the mayor's $15.9 billion budget proposal has plans to eliminate all funding by 2026. now, that program currently employs 34 people and is the only ambassador program staffed by the city. breed's plan will maintain most funding for local nonprofits that deploy their own community ambassadors who are meant to engage, build trust, and prevent violence. in some neighborhoods, we all know there have to be cuts here and there. i'm talking about the elimination of the community ambassador program, and that was included in the budget. i can't think of another issue where i have heard from so many people in my district all saying the exact same thing, which is we love this program. we want it to continue. the program has existed since 2010. today at the board of supervisors meeting, they presented a certificate honoring people that take part in the ambassador program. supervisors are expected to vote on a resoluti

occurred because we went through this exact same process and the board and thank you, former chair ronen and chair chan for helping to negotiate that kind of agreement. i just want to say the amount of time and energy spent on these creative ways to get these funds, that we should be united to, to spend these revenues on their their intended purpose. and it's disappointing yet again , that we have another budget presented to this board that now we're we are have confirmation that none of it is spent on the recommendations of prop i unless the board figures out a way to fund those things. and i will just say we have lots of opportunities in all of our districts for things like acquisition of sites to develop affordable housing, small sites, acquisitions that i know. chair chan has been leading on. and just wanted to before before turning it back over to the committee, i do want to ask you on the small sites, just what the, current balances for small sites, acquisitions. supervisor preston, so last year at this time, we talked about small sites, balances and, and what we've done and what y