anyway, we can go back and forth i'm going to turn it over to supervisor ronen and supervisor ronen seeing but families and members time to do public comment. >> i never got to ask this question. >> following up on that i mean, i - i mean, i - you are a god sent i'm repeat what president alexander said we are - i'm so grateful you went above and beyond your job and helping in the district you have so many skills they need as the district. so that part of this whole plan i absolutely love in fact, half the time the san francisco would be a nightmare living here but i want to put that out there. having said that, - i do not like the precedence of using the $8.4 million the reason it was not spent supervisor safai. >> understandable but be used that the voters have asked for that is a little bit stressful like the workforce, you know, obviously if we don't have the pars in the classroom it effects the students learning so if you could my last question i know the parents want to talk but alleviate the concerns about the precedence that is setting. on something we're really worried about for th

supervisor ronen and supervisor stefani submit. thank you. >> supervisor walton submit. >> submit thank you and supervisor chan submit thank you and supervisor dorsey thank you, thank you madam clerk last week, i was joined at the foundation one of the treatment programs in the nation for a news conference with my community that members and for homelessness reduction act as i mentioned in a state proposition on the november ballot creates mandates for those dmiment crimes and help to end the phenomenal drug use and will save lives i'm proposing for the passage i understand the measure is not perfect and few feel strongly will enable courts to help as mayor said expressing his port not because we want to go back to an ar of xhashgs one that criminal justice intervention for drug position and drug use will be approached with a life-saving intervention and the all charges for drug use be a guaranteed condition for successfully completing a court mandated drug treatment program and that we affirm the human dignity doe stag if it sounds

. >> commissioner ronen, present. >> commissioner safai absent commissioner safai absent. >> dmrndz wee quorum i think you have a public comment announcement interested in participating we welcome you >> location: legislative chamber, room 250, city hall watch sf cable channel 26 or 99 (depending on your provider) watch www.sfgovtv.org or watch 26 or 9 did or stream wishing to make. >> public comment call-in: 1-415-655-0001; access code: 2663 946 4134 2 minutes to speak. when your 2 minutes are up, we will move on to the next ca. calls will be taken in the order in which they are received. calls will be taken in the order in which they're received. >> public comment for items will be taken first for members of the public then on the telephone line. thank you. >> thank you. >> um, i received requests from commissioners commissioner dorsey and commissioner peskin to be excused and without objection and ask folks to be here doing everything we can and on time i think just i think for staff to think about quorum will get hardly and hard getting closer to november but if you're not able to

ronen says the group also used smoke bombs in the parking lot. the woman ronen saw being attacked did not want to be identified, but she sent these photos of her bruised arm and car damages she says were caused by the group. >> i couldn't leave, i had to actually call my boyfriend who came down and he barricaded the door to make sure that they could not come into the nail salon. >> police say some of the juveniles were still at the scene when they arrived, but no arrests were made and they canvased the area in search of others who may have been involved. bebo's pizza is also in the shopping plaza and the owner says he and his staff were inside working when it all happened, but he heard the commotion, so i'd like to think there was probably some bad apples in that group. >> i don't know if they're part of the group or tagged along or what, but that isn't the norm when they visit, and they've been about a half dozen times that i can recall. so i was very surprised to see that. and very, extremely disappointed to see that. >> we did see police patro

so ronen is as you were here and snell to 47 in the morning. so this is just in the past few moments when trump just said this about the nuclear strikes, i mean, that is about as stark of a difference as you could possibly get. and one that is going to be very loudly heard here so i'm not the next politics, but it seems that it's this strike you contradiction because it's the contradiction and maybe choosing to do so. >> but few things. so, first of all president trump, during his presidency, did not hit what he calls the ducks. but iran doesn't have nukes. they have nuclear facilities that have dangerous potential to produce nuclear weapon if and when they decide and if and when they have the knowledge and the capacity to do something like that. the second is that since he decided president trump to withdraw from the nuclear deal, iran has major hugely forward towards the ability to produce one and not backwards. this is directly connected to respond to trump's decision. the trump's decision to do so and i'm not sure that israel or for that sa

ronen says the group also used smoke bombs in the parking lot. the woman, ronen saw being attacked did not want to be identified, but she sent these photos of her bruised arm and car. damages she says, were caused by the group. >> i couldn't leave, i felt helpless because i wanted to go help the woman that was all by herself in the car. but clearly i could not have done anything with that large of a crowd. i felt terrible for the safeway employees that many of them were young. >> police say some of the juveniles were still at the scene when they arrived, but no arrests were made and they canvased the area in search of others who may have been involved. bebo's pizza is also in the shopping plaza, and the owner says he and his staff were inside working when it all happened, but he heard the commotion, so i'd like to think there was probably some bad apples in that group. >> i don't know if they're part of the group or tagged along or what, but that isn't the norm when they visit, and they've been about a half dozen times that i can recall. so i was

both ronen and orna neutra. i appreciate it. >> thank you thank you and coming up a year of failure to end the war, we're going to talk about a fairy enlightening report on the biden administration trajan's inability to broker peace in the middle east, plus the turning point in the president's complicated relationship with his israeli counterpart decorate it? >> have ran have blue that's a really tough call. who are you if you look at the latest data? you're probably going to need a lot of those purple sprinkles how this guy really knows his stuff and they'll what not rich as hell. so i'm the one that really needs the break, not the people that are already rich and have the money. the 1% don't serve anybody but themselves. so for them to get a tax break? no, that's not cool. kamala harris will make billionaires pay their fair share and she's gonna cut taxes for working people like me i'm buddy and i'm not rich as hell, and i'm voting for kamala harris. >> ff pac is responsible for the content of this ad. >> if y

ronen, i ronen i there are four eyes. motion passes unanimously. can you please read item number three? item number three is an update on the final lafco study for cleanpowersf on battery and energy storage systems. members of the public who are joining us remotely should line up to speak and press three. if you're joining us remotely. madam chair, wonderful. we'll now hear from our executive officer, jeremy pollack. great. thank you very much, jeremy pollack lafco. executive officer and we're going to be presenting on the first study to come out of our our new memorandum of understanding with the sfpuc and cleanpowersf, at our last meeting, i gave a preview on this study about battery storage policy and permitting in san francisco, sort of outlining the importance of it and the use cases for why batteries are important. and we're going to now hear from our consultant, arup, who has prepared the final report. and let's see, i believe they are all presenting remotely. and, before before we jump into it, i just want to i'm going to want to just thank

and ronen and orna join me now. thank you both so much for being here with the death of sinwar does it make you worried that bringing home your son may be more complicated now, what are you hoping for tonight >> obviously, you just sinwar deserve to die he has a lot of blood on his hands and he's the first one responsible for the october 7 attack for the murder of over 1,200 as israeli citizens and 45 americans on that day. and of course, he's been holding on to our sun into another hundred hostages for the past 387 days. and the news of his death it was it was well do but it also raises great concerns about who's running the show right now. and is there any kind of central command left at all? and if there are negotiations, who are we having them right now and of course, the lives of our sana other hostages are in great danger the prime minister tonight as he's weighing what the next step is here, what would your message be to netanyahu? minister netanyahu was claiming that sinwar is the biggest obstacle and sinwar

is the for tat between israel and iran over at least for now ronen bergman joins us from tel aviv and as many hoped for a ceasefire in gaza i talked to ryan crocker, who was ambassador in iraq in africa i understand as america for its battle against insurgents, he talks about what is likely to come next north korea has sent thousands of troops to train in russia i sat down with a former cia m analyst to discuss for the u.s. defense secretary called up very, very serious escalation then recent polls have trump with a roughly 15 point advantage with men and harris with a similar advantage with women. stunning statistics i talked to the right of richard reeves about what is behind them but first, here's my take last week's cover of the economist was a special report on the american economy. they headlined the envy of the world yet the strongest economy in the world has not paid off for president biden, who had the second worst, third-year average approval rating of any modern president nor is it giving kamala harris a commanding lead in the polls? it is yet one more powerful signal that

bergman, one of the new york times reporters who broke the story, joins us now from tel aviv, ronen, thanks so much for being here with us. i just want you first walk us through this report. and what what points toward an attempt by hamas to coordinate with iran? >> so what will be about ten documents that of 86 that took place between july 21 to august 7th of august 20, 2023. so exactly two months before the war started, before the hamas attack on israel. this is the only for it's called the small military council. so basically the supreme form of hamas, cheered by if you're sinwar, the leader of hamas in gaza and the mastermind behind the attack, is the only way they spoke freely because they were sure. >> we don't get reason has proven because israeli intelligence only got these after the attack. >> they were sure that nobody's listening and they spoke freely about the decision-making, the conclusions, the preparations their attempts to bring it to convince iran hezbollah, to participate. and with my colleagues, patrick kingsley at the rossmore we examined these protocols, verifie

pick up the fight and i'm honored that teachers and workers and former senator and supervisor melgar ronen chan and former supervisor lee, labor union and many more have joined my campaign. i hope to earn your support as well this november. thank you and this is chyanne chen i hope i earn your support on this campaign. >> hello my name is ernest ej jones and i'm run to go be san francisco district 11 supervisor. i was born and raised in district 11. i was raised working class by myself who was a u.s. ffd teacher, and i plan to empower district 11. i started my career working for sf u.s. d serving san francisco children and family. with friends, i started in the city each which ten years later deliver hot meals to san francisco each year. as a director for housing development, i worked to provide service to see san francisco's most vulnerable residents. policies with community member from all over the city, including district 11. worked on renovation of housing ensuring that over 300 units stayed affordable hoer families here in san francisco. i worked with our law enforcement to create saf

tipo de obstáculo ni el sfmta, ni la policía de la ciudad, ni la supervisora del distrito hillary ronen. andrés muchas gracias. vea telemundo 48 le informó en nuestro noticiero de las 23:00 de la noche sobre la noticia de última hora sobre el concejal de san josé, omar torres, quien se encuentra bajo investigación policial por posibles delitos relacionados a un presunto abuso sexual contra menores. el departamento de la policía de san josé ejecutó el jueves una orden de allanamiento contra torres. los agentes corroboran que confiscaron su teléfono celular y otros dispositivos electrónicos en varias ubicaciones. por su parte, torres niega las acusaciones y en un comunicado torres dijo y citamos fui detenido y cuestionado injustamente por detectives en relación con acusaciones sin fundamento. permítanme ser absolutamente claro. estas acusaciones son completamente falsas. yo cooperé plenamente con el departamento de la policía de san josé y entregué mis contraseñas sin problema, ya que no tengo nada que ocultar. esa detención se basó en información errónea proporcionada a las autoridades e

that's what supervisor hillary ronen worries about.ven though she pushed for the capp street bollards. it was out of control and we had to intervene immediately. and a quote from her appeared in a late august press release, with the mayor's office announcing the expanded strategies, she said. today, shotwell is a different street, and the age old issue in the mission is far more complicated and deserves more nuanced solutions like finding safe, alternative work for the women or decriminalizing sex work. none of these are quick fixes, which is i know what the neighbors want, and i understand that if we put barricades there, it's just going to move it one street over and we're still in the same position we've been in. i do not think the solution is to barricade off every street in the mission. some shotwell neighbors we talked to who didn't want to be on camera agree, but still, it's something for the others suing the city over its inability to address sex work on their street. i have my wife. i have my daughter. and i'm not comfortable.

listen to the words of your own shin bet chief ronen bar, very recently expressing profound concern aboutence in the occupied west bank. he said it was causing indescribable damage to israel. he said that the government's light—handed approach to these armed extremist settlers was deeply problematic. it's long become, he said, a widespread phenomenon of violent activity against palestinians, which is tantamount to, his word, terrorism. that is jewish extremist terrorism. you know, what you did just now is what i'm dealing with at the un every day, that hypocrisy! because you take an incident of a few dozen outlaws that were indicted and injail now, and everybody is condemning them in israel, and you compare it to what's happening at the palestinian side, that they glorify terrorists. do you know that president abbas and the pa never condemned the atrocities of october 7th? have you heard the speech of president abbas in the general assembly? he never mentioned hamas. he cannot mention hamas. so our culture, when we have radicals, and we do, but, you know, very few, we arrest them, we indi

beach and chinatown, and asha safai from the excelsior districts are running for mayor, while hillary ronen is termed out in the mission district. voters could follow the recommendations of those outgoing supervisors. for those open seats, or decide to vote for change. >> it could be a very mixed election electorate sending a lot of mixed messages. maybe in these races, though, i think especially in the open seats, these incumbents were relatively popular in their district. and so maybe their endorsement will carry a lot of weight. >> three incumbents are facing challenges from the richmond district to the panhandle tenderloin, west portal and inner sunset. some of those races could indicate if the city is moving away from progressive leaning politics to more centrist positions. and san francisco's new public school superintendent visited one of the 13 schools that were on a list to close or merge under former superintendent matt wayn. doctor maria icu met with staff and students at wick yick wo elementary school, along with mayor london breed today. the district says the closures are off t

tampoco estuvo disponible la supervisora hillary ronen. es ni cuántas veces va a volver a venir otra vez. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. bueno, vamos a hablar de otras cosas porque este lunes el gobernador newsom hizo ley, un proyecto que espera se traduzca en alivio para los consumidores a la hora de poner gasolina. lo esperamos todos, yo creo no? este busca regular las reservas de las refinerías para evitar súbitos aumentos en el precio, como se vio en el 2022 y como se sigue viendo también. y pilar niño desde concord nos cuenta esta controversia sobre qué tan grande sería dicho alivio si llega. es muy comelón. a mi negra porque es de 8. mercedes se refiere a su camioneta de 8 cilindros y a lo doloroso que es para su bolsillo cada vez que va a poner gasolina. porque me despluman cada vez que voy. 172 $ a la semana. o sea, casi 800 al mes. hoy el gobernador hizo ley el proyecto ave x2 uno, que por primera vez permitirá que la comisión de energía tenga el poder de regular las reservas de las refinerías, lo cual, según un análisis e

respuesta por parte de la alcaldesa london breed y también de la supervisora de este distrito gilroy ronentrar el testimonio de esta señora trabajadora inmigrante que prácticamente en un año, en una semana, pues sus sueños, se acabaron prácticamente. ella venía, le encantaba venir a trabajar, pero ahora incluso piensa vender lo que ha sido su negocio por más de 2 décadas. con lágrimas nos dijo está triste y devastadoras noticias. se los tengo en el noticiero de las 18:00 de la tarde. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. muchísimas gracias andrés. nos quedamos pendientes para todo el reporte completo a las 18:00 de la tarde. y si bien la seguridad es exclusivamente y depende exclusivamente de la responsabilidad de la policía, tome en cuenta estas recomendaciones para intentar reducir los riesgos en su negocio. por ejemplo, tenga buena iluminación en el interior y en el exterior. también le recomendamos que revise con frecuencia focos y conexiones eléctricas. mantenga la mercancía valiosa fuera de las vitrinas y considere también poner luces con detectores de movimiento. eso también es imp

tampoco estuvo disponible la supervisora hillary ronen.licar por qué los residentes en un vecindario se encuentran en alerta luego que las cámaras de seguridad captaron el robo de un vehículo y ojos abiertos porque un meteorito ilumina los cielos y todo queda captado por un observatorio. tenemos las imágenes. iniciamos esta semana laboral con temperaturas en los 70 y aumenta su nubosidad a partir de su martes. algunos cambios incluso también viento en el panorama. les tengo los detalles. al regresar mi reporte del tiempo líderes de la ciudad de san josé logran completar una parte de las mil millas de pavimentación en las calles. este hoy el gobernador newsom hizo ley, un proyecto que espera se traduzca en alivio a los consumidores a la hora de poner gasolina. bueno, dicen que lo que se está buscando es regular las reservas que tienen las refinerías para evitar súbitos aumentos de precio, como se vio en 2022. exactamente. y pilar niello desde concord nos cuenta que esto también ha generado gran controversia. y además, qué tan grande podría

ronen and orna. thank you so much for joining me tonight. >> thank you. good night you hear how the parents put it there saying whatever it takes they want to get their son home. >> of course, he's an israeli american as well, who is being held that is what the parents here in israel are thinking tonight as they are waiting to see what the prime minister is going to do next, i'll continue reporting here from tel aviv. thank you for joining us, cnn with newsnight, with abby phillip starts now >> same place, same time. donald trump and kamala harris shared the sweet state spotlight as harris sharpens her attacks trail? it raises real question and trump turns to testosterone, manhood. >> yes, under jack plus the future meets the past. barack obama is on the campaign trail a week after lighting the match on a national so conversation about black men and their votes also, no laughing matter beyond decided voter are you kidding me comedian's joke about a serious this question. >> who hasn't made up their mind with only 18 days until america votes. and a bribe f

ronen and orna. thank you so much for joining me tonight in cocaine. good night there saying whatever it takes they want to get their son home. >> of course, he's an israeli american is well, who's being held. that is what the parents here in israel are thinking tonight as they are waiting to see what the prime minister is going to do next i'll continue reporting here from television if thank you. >> thank you for joining us cnn with newsnight, >> barack obama is on the campaign trail week after lighting the match on a national conflict for station about black men and their votes also, no laughing matter for young decided voter. are you kidding me? >> comedian's joke about a serious question. who hasn't made up their mind with only 18 days until america votes and a bribe for votes elon musk offers cold, hard cash to voters while peddling fiction on the campaign trail, live at the table lima gowan, shermichael singleton, chuck road shot jim guarantee, and roy wood jr. with 18 days to go, americans with different perspectives aren't talking to each other

safai, who represents the excelsior districts, are both running for mayor, while supervisor hillary ronen termed out in the mission district, voters could follow the recommendations of those outgoing supervisors. for those open seats, or decide to vote for change. >> it could be a very mixed election electorate, sending a lot of mixed messages. maybe in these races, though, i think especially in the open seats, these incumbents are relatively popular in their district, and so maybe their endorsement will carry a lot of weight. >> three incumbents are facing challenges from the richmond district to the panhandle, tenderloin, west portal and inner sunset. some of those races could indicate if the city is moving away from progressive leaning politics to maybe more, some centrist positions. now you can keep track of all our election coverage on our fox local app. we also have a voter guide there with all the measures you will see on your ballot, and it's all available on both your smart tv and your phone. >> all righty claudine, it is 716. let's check the weather on this sunday morning. and t

ronen told the chronicle her legislation shows transparency, but does not ban ai.lligence programs have the ability to displace workers, invade privacy and also threaten security. >> the race for mayor of san francisco is one of the most closely watched local contests in this year's election to help voters. the san francisco chronicle teamed up with vox pop labs to create a new tool called vote compass. the five leading candidates in the race are incumbent mayor london breed, former interim mayor mark farrell, nonprofit founder daniel lurie, and supervisors aaron peskin and asha safai. >> we really wanted to drill down on the issues where there is space between them, so we started with a set of about 100 prospective questions, and then chronicle editors, chronicle journalists and reporters met with the vox pop lab's political scientists to figure out where the best questions are that actually get to space between the candidates and help us differentiate their views on crucial policy issues. >> more than 15,000 people have taken the survey since it launched last wee

he remains in captivity and joining us now are his parents, ronen and orna neutra. we can only imagine, i have a son around the same age of your son. you live it every single day. how are you feeling today? >> well, you know, it's a year, 365 days, but for us we're still stuck on october 7th of last year and we've been like our son under a terror attack that's prolonged over a year. so it's a very difficult time for us. >> and we were discussing earlier, your son's birthday is in a week, october 14th, he would call often. just remind us, who he is, what do you want people to know about who your son is? >> well, he has a big smile, it's very telling about him, you know that smile. he's really a connector, he's the one who saw the people on the outskirts and bring them into the center. he's a goofball on one hand, but on the other hand, he's very serious and a leader, he's a natural leader, he's taken leadership roles in many different places throughout high school. he's natural leader. >> you've been so outspoken, you've been outspoken advocates for the hostages, par

supervisor hillary ronen says she will. she pushed for the capp street bollards. she says shotwell is a different street. she adds the age old issue in the mission is far more complicated and deserves more solutions. cleanup is underway at a walnut creek store following a smash and grab robbery happened just before 5:00 last night at luxury consignment store labels on north main street. witnesses say a group of men ran into the business with sledgehammers. they smashed several cases, making off with jewelry and other items. we spoke with a woman who works as a server at a restaurant across the street. she says she saw the men jump into a car and drive away. it's just like it's just crazy. this would happen like downtown walnut creek. like right here where i work, where i am, like every day. it's just, like, terrifying. the owners of labels didn't speak with us, but nearby businesses say they're looking at their surveillance video to give to police in hopes of catching the men. happening today, governor gavin newsom will hold a virtual news conference to announce n

ronen bergman is one of the times reporters who broke the story and he told cnn that hamas staged a massiveampaign of deception ahead of the attack areas what these protocols reveal is that unlike the claim from israeli intelligence that this was a well-kept secret between only six people in gaza which of course makes the israeli intelligence failures slightly lighter, smaller the hamas shared this secret of the coming attack with iran, which is balah they understood from iran that iran will help if hamas attacks, though not a promise to join them in the first minute as it did happen, hezbollah joins the war on october 7, but they also shared these secrets people from the political bureau of hamas hamas orchestra, a very sophisticated campaign of deception to convince israeli leaders, as they say, the protocols, that hamas is interested in, economic welfare in prosperity and in column while in fact, they were planning what they call the, the big project, that's their code name for the attack. >> so for example, they make sure, they made sure that they do not join rounds of fighting between

safai, who represents the excelsior district, are both running for mayor while supervisor hillary ronend out in the mission district. experts say the outcome depends on if voters follow the recommendations of those outgoing supervisors. for those open seats or decide to vote for change. >> it could be a very mixed election, an electorate sending a lot of mixed messages. maybe in these races, though, i think especially in the open seats, these incumbents are relatively popular in their district. and so maybe their endorsement will carry a lot of weight. >> three incumbents are facing challenges from the richmond district to the panhandle, tenderloin, west portal and inner sunset. some of those races could indicate if the city is moving away from progressive leaning politics to more centrist positions. we have a 2024 election voter guide on our website with the latest on local, state and national races. races. just log on to ktvu.com. >> coming up tonight on the 11:00 news, the city of oakland touting the success of an encampment sweep the contents cleaned up from this location as the sta

hopes we take away from the film that follows a mother and son separated by war played by saoirse ronen and elliot heffernan i want to focus on the people on the ground. i think that in usually would war films people make decisions and people have to sort of seem to have to survive because of decisions and i wanted to focus on on you know, on the normal people while is left behind. robin, the soldiers and so forth. >> so this centers around a mother and her boy elliot how to deal with who george was at that time and sort of racism itself, whether what was going on at a time when he steps inside actual segregation. that's going on in one of those underground shelter? >> yes. was a story this i took from an actual an actual an actual story would actually happened where if they would, which means love it, everyone has to confront racism within an airway shows where people are sharing a space of safety and people within that safe spaces, of safety, people stopped putting up barriers and divisions. and he says, this is not happening here. tear it down. we are all here to be one. we're and we

later in a miracle for them, it's so many who are still not together can only dream up you only under ronen been trying to build back a life together, drone telling me everything in her life has changed i'm trying chain weekend, as you need prepared to leave for the first time since last october 7 he and drones that it was important for him to be away even on this first anniversary, to speak to the un on behalf of the hostages still captive to make the world still care about them. and on that day, we were together, it was a peaceful seen as the girls played in a friend's pool >> now, you appreciate every single second and even though it's hard, sometimes i think that life has changed forever like you mentioned, we went through hell i was in a state that it's impossible to describe in words it's not it's almost like not being human. it's like being some kind of robot and suddenly get back to the the regular life, the family life, seen them go into the kindergarten, playing with their friends you know, they have so much strength and even more than i have and they are giving me inspiration and

and hillary ronen is termed out in the mission district.hat remains to be seen is if voters will follow the recommendations of the outgoing supervisors for those open seats, or decide to vote for change. >> it could be a very mixed election, an electorate sending a lot of mixed messages. maybe in these races, though, i think especially in the open seats, these incumbents were relatively popular in their district. and so maybe their endorsement will carry a lot of weight. >> three incumbents are facing challenges from the richmond district to the panhandle and tenderloin and the west portal and inner sunset. some of those races could be bellwethers to see if the city is moving away from progressive leaning politics to more centrist positions, but ultimately, those decisions might not be made based on prevailing political winds, but on hyper local issues. >> issues of schools and potential school closures, or lack thereof, issues of housing, issues of closing the great highway. these are the issues that i think locally might sway this, and i

brought it inside because it wasn't it was unsecured for all i know somebody could have grabbed it it's ronener. now we would have a real crime on her hands some of those healers saying mean you might have done something illegal and moving the ban. >> absolutely not know. have you heard anything about all of these investigations that may be related to this? >> all right. >> do you regret living you know, there's a saying that dogs don't bark at park cars i've had to get attention here from time to time to upset the status quo. now let the dropbox is in use, it secured to the ground, locked an empty by officials a daily drop boxes are fraudulent. >> there for they get disrupt, they disappear and then all of a sudden they show up. >> its fraudulent drop boxes have become a magnet for misinformation the issue came up again during trump's rally in juneau, wisconsin so how did you end up on onstage at the trump rally? really was just a call up from the president. i have something very important. i think you're going to want to hear in dodge county in this 2024 election, there are zero drop boxes w

and hillary ronen is termed out in the mission district.ins to be seen is if voters will follow the recommendations of those outgoing supervisors for those open seats, or decide to vote for change. >> it could be a very mixed election electorate sending a lot of mixed messages. maybe in these races, though, i think especially in the open seats, these incumbents were relatively popular in their district. and so maybe their endorsement will carry a lot of weight. >> three incumbents are facing challenges from the richmond district to the panhandle and tenderloin and the west portal and inner sunset. some of those races could be bellwethers to see if the city is moving away from progressive leaning politics to more centrist positions, but ultimately, those decisions might not be made based on prevailing political winds, but on hyper local issue, issues of schools and potential school closures, or lack thereof, issues of housing, issues of closing the great highway. >> these are the issues that i think locally might sway this, and they don't ea

peskin from north beach and asha safai from the excelsior district are running for mayor, and hillary ronen is termed out in the mission district. what remains to be seen is if voters will follow the recommendations of those outgoing supervisors for those open seats, or decide to vote for change. >> it could be a very mixed election, an electorate sending a lot of mixed messages. maybe in these races, though, i think especially in the open seats, these incumbents were relatively popular in their district. and so maybe their endorsement will carry a lot of weight. >> three incumbents are facing challenges from the richmond district to the panhandle and tenderloin and the west portal and inner sunset. some of those races could be bellwethers to see if the city is moving away from progressive leaning politics to more centrist positions. but ultimately, those decisions might not be made based on prevailing political winds, but on hyper local issues. >> issues of schools and potential school closures, or lack thereof, issues of housing, issues of closing the great highway. these are the issues t

. >> somebody could have grabbed it it's ronen river. now we would ever real crime on her hands some of those hagari saying mean you might have done something illegal and moving the ban? absolutely not know. have you heard anything about all of these investigations that may be related to this? now? >> all right. >> do you regret losing you know, there's a saying that dogs don't bark at park cars i've had to get attention here from time to time to upset the status quo. >> now that the dropbox is in use secured to the ground, locked an empty by officials, a daily drop boxes are fraudulent there for they get disrupt, they disappear, then all of a sudden they show up fraudulent drop boxes have become a magnet for misinformation. >> the issue came up again during trump's rally in juneau, wisconsin so how did you end up on stage at the trump rally? >> really, it was just to call up from the president. i have something very important. i think you're going to want to hear in dodge county in this 2024 election, there are zero drop boxes where you

grabs in this election cycle, and with aaron peskin and asher safai running for mayor and hillary ronentermed out, three of them are open seats with three more supervisors facing challenges. analysts believe some of the races will be used to see if the city is moving away from progressive leaning politics to more central positions. >> what's what's interesting for me is that this election has been kind of an anti-incumbent election, but also an election where progressive politicians are on the defensive issues of schools and potential school closures, or lack thereof, issues of housing, issues of closing the great highway. these are the issues that i think locally might sway this, and i don't easily fit within a sort of moderate, progressive kind of spectrum. >> now, analysts also say that a lot more voters turn out during presidential election years. that could have an impact on how these elections turn out, as the niners are preparing for a prime time matchup against the cowboys at levi's stadium sunday night. >> the team's injury list is growing. jauan jennings is still dealing with

chan ronen, and walton, this ordinance will deliver stable housing and freedom from arbitrary price increasesnd price gouging to roughly 100,000 san francisco renters who are denied their rights by this outdated state law. the costa-hawkins act. this law intentionally does not affect the law that i am proposing. new housing development in any way whatsoever. instead of theoretical arguments, i say we put our money where our mouth is and take action to extend equal protection to all multifamily housing already built. the debate between housing rights and housing construction, i think, is a totally flawed and manufactured debate and is frankly, a distraction. there is reason that support for capping unfair rent increases is the new national policy of democratic presidential nominee, our former da kamala harris and the national democratic party because our party leaders understand that renters need relief from inflation, protection from price gouging, and that everyone deserves stable housing and stable communities. too many people are being forced out onto the streets because of arbitrary rent