ronen.en i that motion passes without objection. motion passes unanimously. can you please read item number four? yes. item number four is a charter amendment, second draft to amend the charter of the city and county of san francisco to establish the affordable housing opportunity fund for seniors families and people with disabilities to fund project based rental subsidies for extremely low house household consisting of seniors, families and persons with disabilities, and to require the city to appropriate at least 8.25 million to fund annually starting in fiscal year 20 2627. at an election to be held on november 5th, 2024. and do i want to say anything? no. okay. i will. is there any public comment on this item? yes. members of the public who wish to speak on this item should line up to speak. at this time. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. are there any speakers who would like to speak on item number four? good afternoon, john avalos from the council of community housing organizat

good morning, chair ronen.mbers of the rules committee, thank you for scheduling this item, which is still the subject of some negotiations. and i would respectfully request that it be continued to the next meeting of the rules committee. okay. can we open this item up for public comment? yes. members of the public who wish to speak on this item should line up to speak. at this time. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. this is for item number two. are there any members of the public who like to make public comment on item number two? there are no speakers for public comment on item two. item two is or public comment is closed. and i'd like to make a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. second, yes, one moment on the motion to continue. item number two to the call of the chair. vice chair walton walton. i supervisor safaÍ safaÍ. i chair. ronen i ronen i that motion passes without objection. motion passes unanimously. mr. clerk, can you please read item number three? item number three is a

ronen. we are still working out some things with me so i'd like to continue this item to the call of the chair. okay. can we open up this item for public comment? yes. members of the public who wish to speak on this item should line would speak. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. there will be a soft chime when you have 30s left and a louder chime when your time has expired. are there any speakers on this matter? please proceed. public comment. oh sorry. please begin. so welcome, president peskin. nice to see you in the house. the. i'm talking to the public as always. i'm h. brown. i'm a retired special education teacher. i taught gangster kids. they prefer to be called that than severely emotionally disturbed. for since 1965, with breaks in between to do all kinds of other things. but what happens is they're they can be reformed. you don't bust them on the hill. bomb because it's springtime and they're trying to impress the girls, that's the kind of, criminal justice system we have i

. >> clerk: supervisor ronen. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor safai. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor stefani, not present and supervisor walton. mr. president, you have a quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk. >> as the indigenous steward of this lant, the ramaytush ohlone never seeded or forgotten as care takers of this place. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ramaytush ohlone community. please join me in the "pledge of allegiance". >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> madam clerk, do we have any announcement. >> clerk: we did receive a request from supervisor stefani to be excused for emergency emergency. >> colleagues, we'll take that motion without objection, and supervisor stefani is excused. >> clerk: welcome interested people to attend this meeting room 250 here in san francisco city hall, second floor, room 250, you may also watch

. >> clerk: supervisor ronen. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor safai. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor stefani, not present and supervisor walton. mr. president, you have a quorum. >> thank you, madam clerk. >> as the indigenous steward of this lant, the ramaytush ohlone never seeded or forgotten care takers of this place. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respectsthe ohlone community. please join me in the "pledge of allegiance". >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> madam clerk, do we have any announcement. >> clerk: we did receive a request from supervisor stefani to be excused for emergency emergency. >> colleagues, we'll take that motion without objection, and supervisor stefani is excused. >> clerk: welcome interested people to attend this meeting room 250 here in san francisco city hall, second floor, room 250, you may also watch the proceedings in channel 26 o

me earlier in year as a clear addressing the issue with the 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

i'd like to share this statement on behalf of the supervisor ronen who represents the mission district 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 constituen

what is important about that legislation and appreciate 29 a broad coalition thank you, supervisor ronen for being a partner and working with us to make sure that community was a part of the conversation. so we as i believe have a broad coalition and expensive responsible legislation with progressive penlites to make sure that we are trying to address that issue and hold people accountable but transition them into something that is more meaningful and possibly the treatment and support they need to get their lives on the right paktsdz paths and so 34 things intertwined i want to take an opportunity to taking thank to many people with worked with us to make sure that people understand there are a huge difference between those who are vending in terms of making a living and solely their goods they make and appraise and they're out there supporting the community and the people who are fencing. who or stealing items from our brick-and-mortar places creating a lot of problem and even the fact we had a number of pharmacies closed it impacts the community when elders can't get their medication

good morning, chair ronen.of the rules committee, thank you for scheduling this item, which is still the subject of some negotiations. and i would respectfully request that it be continued to the next meeting of the rules committee. okay. can we open this item up for public comment? yes. members of the public who wish to speak on this item should line up to speak. at this time. each speaker will be allowed two minutes. this is for item number two. are there any members of the public who like to make public comment on item number two? there are no speakers for public comment on item two. item two is or public comment is closed. and i'd like to make a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. second, yes, one moment on the motion to continue. item number two to the call of the chair. vice chair wal supervisÍi chair. ronen i ronen i that motion passes without objection. motion passes unanimously. mr. clerk, can you please read item number three? item number three is a charter amendment. first draft to

i'd like to share this statement on behalf of the supervisor ronen who represents the mission districtne 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 theironts 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

but at a meeting this morning, supervisor hillary ronen called this plan excessive. >> we don't need to throw money away at 25 year officers that are just going to game the system and retire earlier than they would have, because they can get an additional if they stay the whole five years, half $1 million when they retire. >> supervisor ronen said that the city has already pledged $166 million in wage increases and retention bonuses for officers coming up keeping an eye on speeders. the east bay city that plans to install traffic cameras, all in an effort to improve safety, and the latest developments surrounding a homeless encampment near the bay bridge in oakland. why city officials say the planned sweep did not happen and a barrier weather the inland heat really making a comeback today well up above 100 degrees today, though, the hottest day of the week and eventually w re talking about some proposed for the speed cameras identified by transportation officials as dangerous corridors. oakland says two people are killed or severely injured in traffic crashes on city streets every we

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

tenemos información de última hora que nos llega desde ronen park, donde la policía está recomendandoristales que fue rescatado tras quedar colgando de una cuerda cerca del piso. 35 fue una torre de oficinas en alabama y ocurrió el lunes. los reportes indican que el trabajador pidió ayuda diciendo que su descensor estaba atascado. los equipos de bomberos fueron enviados a la torre para realizar un rescate desde un ángulo elevado, pero lograron poner a salvo al trabajador. y vea estas imágenes dramáticas que captaron el momento en que un tornado volcó un remolque. ocurrió en tennessee. también el lunes. según los informes, el mal tiempo provocó el tornado que tocó tierra en la universidad estatal de middle tennessee. el remolque se encontraba situado en los terrenos del campus y miles de niños de san josé están estrenando mochila y también útiles escolares para su regreso a clases. después de un evento este martes de la organización del sagrado corazón que les proporcionó todos los materiales que necesitan para el nuevo año escolar. este evento se planea repetir este jueves, pero ya lo

neutra and orna neutra joining is not talk about their son ronen neautra, at 298 daisy have not heardt your son, what are you hearing from leaders? and we have met with president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu gained dc, what'd they tell you, sir? >> that is right, we met in the white house last week to gather with the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and president biden, and we got our commitment from both leaders that ideal to -- a deal to release the hostages and it is in the works, president biden has laid out in late may, and we were under the impression prime minister benjamin netanyahu is going to work towards a weight -- a deal, put into motion unfortunately we haven't seen that and we are very concerned. >> trace: is the ideal predicated on a cease-fire in gaza at all? >> definitely a cease-fire, all about reaching a cease-fire, three phased in which there would be a first phase of humanitarian release and then second phase of younger men and soldiers will be released. >> trace: orna neutra -- >> last faze would be the bodies of taken hostages. >> trace:

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

time, the news was received by william burns, the head of the us central intelligence agency, and ronen barr, the head of the national security agency. the zionist regime traveled to cairo to discuss the latest draft of the ceasefire agreement with the mediation of egypt. the latest round of action by the security forces for the release of the prisoners was accompanied by their prime minister by publishing a statement, netanyahu has declared that any agreement that solidifies israel's right to continue the war is rejected, a statement that was accompanied by the reaction of the mossad and the shirbet of the trustees of this round of ceasefire negotiations. senior israeli intelligence officers said netanyahu's message was shocking. netanyahu's statement with yair lap's reaction. the head of the opposition party of the zionist regime was accompanied. what is the purpose of publishing this statement? we are at a critical stage of negotiations. the lives of the prisoners depend on it, and you issue such provocative messages , how do you intend to help the israelis by publishing these messag

and i will now introduce my dear dear colleague in district 9 supervisor ronen. >> thank you, everyoneit 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 san

the same time, the news reached william burns, the head of the us central intelligence agency, and ronen barr, the head of the regime's security agency zionists traveled to cairo to discuss the latest draft of the egyptian-mediated ceasefire agreement. the latest round of action by the zionist security forces for the release of prisoners, if their prime minister is with them, netanyahu has announced by publishing a statement that any agreement that deprives israel of the right to continue the war is ruled out. a statement that was accompanied by the reaction of the mossad and the trustees of this round of ceasefire negotiations. senior zionist intelligence officers have said: netanyahu's message is shocking. netanyahu's statement with the reaction of yair lapid, the head of the opposition party of the 3rd regime seti has accompanied. what is the purpose of publishing this statement? we are at a critical point in the negotiations. the lives of prisoners depend on it, and you issue such provocative messages . how do you intend to help the israelis by issuing these messages ? netanyahu does

at a meeting yesterday morning, supervisor hillary ronen called the plan excessive. >> we don't need year officers that are just going to game the system and retire earlier than they would have because they can get an additional if they stay the whole five years, half $1 million when they retire. >> supervisor ronen said the city has already pledged $166 million in wage increases and retention bonuses for officers. >> 858 now nasa's artemis two sls rocket booster made it to kennedy space center. the spacecraft stands 212ft tall, making it the largest core stage nasa has ever built. the booster will help propel astronauts on a trip around the moon next year. during launch, it will operate only, operate for about eight minutes, producing more than 2 million pounds of thrust to send four astronauts inside the orion spacecraft toward the moon. >> the one thing that we didn't have on arm is one is crew, and having the crew involved in all this is also fantastic. it's very exciting. you know, safety is very important. keeping the crew safe and getting them back home safe is ultimate. the u

advocates say it will help retain officers, but at a meeting today, supervisor hillary ronen called then excessive. >> we don't need to throw money away at 25 year officers that are just going to gain the system and retire earlier than they would have, because they can get an additional if they stay the whole five years, half $1 million when they retire. >> supervisor ronen said that the city has already pledged $166 million in wage increases and retention bonuses for officers. >> the bay area law enforcement community, saying a final goodbye to vacaville police officer matthew bowen. dozens of officers from police departments all over the state traveled to vacaville today to show their support. this morning, we saw officers from as far as the lake tahoe area to san bernardino, thousands coming out to pay their respects. bowen died after he was struck and killed by a driver as he was initiating a traffic stop on july 11th. he was 32 years old. officer bowen joined the vacaville police department just 13 months ago, after spending three and a half years with the concord police department

i'm supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. i'm joined by vice chair, supervisor sherman walton. we should be joined shortly by supervisor ahsha safaÍ and our colleague myrna melgar is joining us this morning. mr. our clerk is victor young and i'd like to thank eugene levadia at sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. public comment will be taken on each item on the agenda. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, please line up to speak on on your right. alternatively, you may it

advocates say it will help retain officer, but at a meeting this morning, supervisor hillary ronen calledthis plan excessive. >> we don't need to throw money away at 25 year officers that are just going to game the system and retire earlier than they would have, because they can get an additional if they stay the whole five years, half $1 million when they retire. >> supervisor ronen said that the city has already pledged $166 million in wage increases and retention bonuses for officers. >> san francisco officials today announcing some new legislation aimed at bringing thousands of new housing units to the south of market neighborhood. currently, new mixed use sites in the area need to be two thirds commercial to one third housing capacity. this new legislation, though, would allow for fully residential sites to be built in the area, or at least increase the ratio. resident space in proposed mixed use sites. the legislation is co-sponsored by supervisor matt dorsey and was announced by the mayor's office. leaders supporting the measure hope to get the city a step closer to its several hou

time, the news was received by william burns, the head of the us central intelligence agency, and ronen barr, the head the security agency of the zionist regime traveled to cairo to discuss the latest draft of the ceasefire agreement with the mediation of egypt. netanyahu announced by publishing a statement. jurisprudence that deprives israel of the right to continue the war is rejected. a statement that was accompanied by the reaction of the mossad and the trustees of this period of ceasefire negotiations. senior zionist intelligence officers have said: netanyahu's message is shocking. netanyahu's statement was accompanied by the reaction of yair lapid, the head of the opposition party of the zionist regime. what is the purpose of publishing this statement? we are at a critical stage of negotiations. by publishing this messages. how do you want to help the israelis ? netanyahu does not want to go in this direction of this agreement for several specific reasons, one is that he feels it is dangerous if this agreement is signed, it is possible that his cabinet will also collapse, but the

i'm supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. joined by vice chair, supervisor sherman walton. we should be joined shortly by supervisor ahsha safaÍ and our colleague myrna melgar is joining us this morning. mr. our clerk is victor young and i'd like to thank eugene levadia at sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. public comment will be taken on each item on the agenda. when your item of interest comes up and public comment is called, please line up to speak on on your right. alternatively, you may

three members of the board voted against the change, with supervisor hillary ronen calling it a misuse of millions of dollars. >> we don't need to throw money away at 25 year officers that are just going to game the system and retire earlier than they would have, because they can get an additional if they stay the whole five years, half $1 million when they retire above their half million dollar salary. >> supervisor matt dorsey argued the additional spending is necessary for a police department dangerously short on officers. san francisco police number of full time sworn police officers has declined from more than 1800 in 2019 to about 1500 right now. the city projects the department could lose another 300 officers in the next five years. >> after the break, we're learning new details about an attempted kidnaping at a bay area high school. what the suspect told the teacher as he was trying to take a student out of a classroom. >> plus, you do not see this every day. don't make me angry. you wouldn't like me when i'm angry. a team can help you plan for your dreams. so your dream car, a

. >> supervisor hillary ronen voted against the idea, saying it wouldn't keep the officers with 6 or 7 years experience on the force that the department needs and at the same time would break the budget with some senior officers making as much as $400,000 a year by essentially double dipping. >> we don't need to throw money away at 25 year officers that are just going to game the system and retire earlier than they would have, because they can get an additional if they stay the whole five years, half a million dollars when they retire. >> mayor london breed says the plan is part of a constellation of long term strategies. she says are working to reduce crime. >> so it's all of the above. it's not just staffing. staffing is critical. it's important. and we are doing the work necessary to get to where we need to get to. but let's be clear, there are other options that we are also using. >> district attorney brooke jenkins is also throwing her support behind the idea, saying it will keep seasoned officers in investigations, laying the groundwork for her office to prosecute effectively a

en ronen park.onas que quebrantaron la ley al usar fuegos artificiales prohibidos durante el 4 de julio pudieran recibir una multa. esto se debe a que las autoridades lanzaron esa noche operativos encubiertos. además, el departamento de bomberos se movilizó por la ciudad en vehículos sin identificación, tomando fotografías y también videos de quienes usaban la pirotecnia no autorizada. and those things can go all the way up to fifty thousand dollars. bueno, de acuerdo con este vocero de la agencia metro fire, las multas podrían comenzar en los 1.000 $ hasta los 50.000, dependiendo del delito. además, si una persona usó fuegos artificiales en una escuela, pudiera enfrentar una infracción de hasta 10.000 . las imágenes en pantalla fueron tomadas durante el incendio de un edificio comercial en concord. los bomberos lograron controlar las llamas que quemaron esta infraestructura de que está bajo construcción. las autoridades reportan que no hubo heridos y han retirado la orden de evitar la zona que emit

el departamento de justicia acusó a kiley ronen de cargos que incluyen destrucción maliciosa de propiedaduna fianza de 1 millón de dólares. deberá comparecer ante el tribunal en septiembre. hacemos nuestra primera pausa, pero en breve, a horas de que comiencen los comicios presidenciales en venezuela crece la expectativa de la diáspora. en estados unidos, además, las encuestas siguen midiendo la aceptación de la vicepresidenta kamalaar entrs hrise loelec un domingo importante para venezuela y el continente y los venezolanos en estados unidos, aunque no podrán votar este domingo, sí están motivando a sus connacionales que están dentro del país a que vayan a las urnas. félix pirela con estos testimonios, luego de varias decepciones electorales y la crisis política, económica y social en venezuela, agudizándose, 1/3 de la población de este país se vio obligado a emigrar contra su voluntad. en los últimos 10 años, elecciones pasaron, intentonas pasaron y pensé que lo mejor era salir y desde afuera ayudar. clorinda victoria contreras es una cardiólogo de venezuela que afirma se fue de su país

del departamento de salud en richmond, nevin park, también en richmond y el centro comunitario de ronencen sombra, conexión eléctrica, agua y otros recursos. entre ellos está el centro comunitario de camden, el de roosevelt y también el parque emma prusch. dichas direcciones están ahora en su pantalla. recuerde si busca más información sobre los horarios u otros lugares, puede escanear el código qr que está en la esquina. en estos momentos. bueno, y hay noticias para el transporte público del condado de santa clara, como el vta está ofreciendo viajes gratuitos en autobuses y trenes ligeros de ida y vuelta a los centros de enfriamiento designados en dicho condado. esto está en vigor a partir de hoy martes hasta el domingo 7 de julio, así que tome nota si usted necesita refrescarse en 1 de estos centros designados, puede contar con vta. le dice al chofer, al conductor que va a 1 de estos centros de enfriamiento y él lo llevará de forma gratuita. y lo hemos venido diciendo 1 de los grupos de personas más afectadas por esta ola de calor es el de nuestros vendedores ambulantes, quienes no ti

mencionaron no solo ella, sino eh supervisores de san francisco, hispanos como myrna melgar y hillary roneny aseguran que eso es positivo para la comunidad inmigrante. acá en california y el país en general, ya que da seguridad y no incertidumbre en cuanto a las políticas migratorias. how she needs us more than ever she needs us to come together, we don't have time to wait. dijo que no hay tiempo que perder, que hay que trabajar duro para ganar, que hay que ir a los estados decisivos y convencer a la gente para votar por harris, que ella nos necesita a todos o a la gente más que nunca, que no hay tiempo que perder. fueron sus palabras. otros supervisores que estuvieron presentes, pues fueron más dorsey, más rafael mandelman y también los candidatos a alcalde ahsha safaí y aaron peskin peskin, así como el abogado de la ciudad, david chiu andrés brender telemundo. andrés, muchas gracias por ese informe en vivo desde san francisco. también la expresidenta de la cámara de representantes, nancy pelosi, expresó su apoyo a kamala harris como candidata presidencial demócrata un día después de que e

autoridades de ronen park investigan un incendio dentro de un negocio en una zona comercial de la ciudad pantalla. ahora esas llamas causaron daños a otros 2 negocios aledaños, no se reportaron heridos y los bomberos continúan investigando. una nueva ley volverá más fácil el proceso para convertirse en maestro en california. ahora tener un título universitario será suficiente para la mayoría de los programas de enseñanza. vamos a pasar con fátima navarrete nos explica qué es lo que ha cambiado y cómo se puede beneficiar. los profesionales graduados fuera de estados unidos. la ley sb 153 es la nueva apuesta de california para luchar contra la escasez de docentes. gracias a esta legislatura. tener un título universitario sin importar la carrera, será el único requisito de admisión en la mayoría de programas para ejercer como maestro. nosotros siempre estamos buscando maestros para nuestras escuelas. es la coordinadora de educación temprana del distrito alum rock y dice que la nueva ley también elimina el examen cvesd. la prueba que evalúa lectura, escritura y matemáticas y este es un exame

otros supervisores que estuvieron presentes fueron myrna melgar y hillary ronen, quienes aseguran querante. también al otro lado de la bahía, en oakland, la alcaldesa sheng thao anunció su apoyo a harris. ahora, qué impacto va a tener este tipo de apoyos para el proceso en general? hablé con un analista de les voy a decir qué me dijo él y también qué reacciones tenemos. obtuvimos del partido republicano de acá. todo eso se los cuento a las 18:00 de la tarde. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. bueno, y hay que destacar que joe biden no es el primer presidente que está abandonando la contienda por la reelección. fíjese que ocurrió otro caso en las elecciones de 1968. en aquel entonces el demócrata y también presidente lyndon johnson, ganó las elecciones primarias, pero terminó dando un paso al costad. fue el entonces vicepresidente hubert humphrey, quien se hizo de la nominación, pero finalmente terminó perdiendo ante richard nixon. y ahora que el presidente joe biden no buscará la reelección presidencial y que ha mencionado a kamala harris como la persona que debería tomar la nomin

supervisor hillary ronen agrees there aren't enough officers, but believes offering drop is the wrong policy and opposed putting the issue on a ballot. throwing money to pay obscene wages to the oldest officers on our force when we just did the exact same thing last year, at a cost of $166 million to the city, makes no sense. the reality of what we're facing right now in law enforcement is this is the most competitive environment for law enforcement in modern history, and san francisco isn't unique to it. supervisor matt dorsey was in the majority who voted to let voters decide. if you're resentful because a police officer is making a high salary, what i would say is the understaffed police department is itself creating this environment where people are making a ton of money on overtime. we shouldn't be in that situation. the only reason we're relying on so much overtime is because of the police staffing crisis we're in. meantime, the mayor points out that reforms have also made a difference in allowing police to focus on the most important issues while the police officers association

marcador así para poner las cosas 1 por 0 para el bicampeón del fútbol mexicano, después centro de ronennidos de cara a los juegos olímpicos de parís. hoy en conferencia de prensa, la directora técnica de las barras y las estrellas, emma ice, anunció que catarina macario será baja de la convocatoria de 18 jugadoras para los olímpicos. según ice, macario tiene una inflamación fuerte en la rodilla, por lo que prefieren que regrese a hacer rehabilitación con su equipo. su lugar será tomado por lane williams, que hasta el momento estaba contemplada solamente como reserva y la selección nacional de los estados unidos femenil va a jugar mañana por la pantalla de telemundo 48 cuando reciba a la selección mexicana en nueva york, celebrando a las generación del 99 que fueran campeonas del mundo. en este año. ahí está la invitación para que nos acompañe 12 30 del día con todo el equipo de telemundo de partes. como le digo, 25 años se cumplen de ese título de la selección nacional de los estados unidos. cuando la ganara en aquella tanda de penales y para celebrarla se enfrentan a su rival de patio,

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. >> supervisor hillary ronen voted against the idea, saying it wouldn't keep the officers with 6 or 7 years experience on the force that the department needs and at the same time would break the budget with some senior officers making as much as $400,000 a year by essentially double dipping. >> we don't need to throw money away at 25 year officers that are just going to gain the system and retire earlier than they would have, because they can get an additional if they stay the whole five years, half million dollars when they retire. >> mayor london breed says the plan is part of a constellation of long term strategies she says are working to reduce crime. >> so it's all of the above. it's not just staffing. staffing is critical. it's important. and we are doing the work necessary to get to where we need to get to. but let's be clear, there are other options that we are also using. >> district attorney brooke jenkins is also throwing her support behind the idea, saying it will keep seasoned officers in investigations, laying the groundwork for her office to prosecute effectively as a