the legislation and how mental health s.f. talks about the needs, i think, is really right on and reflected a lot of the problems that we have in our system. one of the first things that we'd like to do is really build out a linkage function and what that looks like, for example, in the s.i.p. hotels, to supervisor ronen's example that she shares, is that the staff and hotel would have a place to call when they see a concern about a client, and that that call -- there is someone who immediately answers the phone, talks with them about what they're seeing, what's the best response. and in that case, it sounds like someone should have come out and helped that client get access to medication or whatever services are needed. we've started that with the shelter in place hotels. it's very new, and obviously, to get people to use that kind of service, they need to know about it, so that's where you get the marketing campaign that's involved in the office of care coordination. you need to train the staff in what to expect when they ge

our mental health s.f. plans and covid response work is fully formed by our current economic forecast. there's still a lot of uncertainty, and what i will share with you today are those priorities that we think that we can and must move forward in the current budget picture. so pleased to say that d.p.h. was able to meet our general fund reduction target without cutting any services, but because of the current situation, we're not able to provide any expansion. we remain committed to keeping the momentum that we had just started on mental health reform and mental health s.f., but given the very rough price tag on mental health s.f. and the financial situation, we understand it's unlikely to happen at all this year barring a significant new resource -- revenue source, so we'll focus on where we really think we can move forward quickly. we are working on ideas, and i know we'll be meeting with you, supervisor ronen, and really if we move into phase two and continue to flatten the curve, we'll see where we can

our mental health s.f. plans and covid response work is fully formed by our current economic forecast. there's still a lot of uncertainty, and what i will share with you today are those priorities that we think that we can and must move forward in the current budget picture. so pleased to say that d.p.h. was able to meet our general fund reduction target without cutting any services, but because of the current situation, we're not able to provide any expansion. we remain committed to keeping the momentum that we had just started on mental health reform and mental health s.f., but given the very rough price tag on mental health s.f. and the financial situation, we understand it's unlikely to happen at all this year barring a significant new resource -- revenue source, so we'll focus on where we really think we can move forward quickly. we are working on ideas, and i know we'll be meeting with you, supervisor ronen, and really if we move into phase two and continue to flatten the curve, we'll see where we can

clean power s.f. new program electricity rates and update on activities coming up including work for new energy efficiency programming and update on the integrated resource planning process. as for enrollment and service statistics. first, our clean power s.f. continue serves customers successfully. we enrolled 405,000 customer accounts in the city. the program opt out rate is up a small an amount and is now 3.9% of all enrolled accounts. that is more than 96% customer retention rate. customer enrollment in super-green, 100% renewable energy product increased. it is at 2.0% of active accounts. that hasn't changed. it has been growing. supervisor green activity sales represent 4.5% of clean power s.f. total annual sales. clean power s.f. is in the midst of completing the final customer enrollment. this was planned before the end of the 2020 fiscal year and includes new accounts that began service after our previous enrollments that had not been in concluded and some large commercial and affordable hous

our mental health s.f. plans and covid response work is fully formed by our current economic forecast. there's still a lot of uncertainty, and what i will share with you today are those priorities that we think that we can and must move forward in the current budget picture. so pleased to say that d.p.h. was able to meet our general fund reduction target without cutting any services, but because of the current situation, we're not able to provide any expansion. we remain committed to keeping the momentum that we had just started on mental health reform and mental health s.f., but given the very rough price tag on mental health s.f. and the financial situation, we understand it's unlikely to happen at all this year barring a significant new resource -- revenue source, so we'll focus on where we really think we can move forward quickly. we are working on ideas, and i know we'll be meeting with you, supervisor ronen, and really if we move into phase two and continue to flatten the curve, we'll see where we can

the legislation and how mental health s.f. talks about the needs, i think, is really right on and reflected a lot of the problems that we have in our system. one of the first things that we'd like to do is really build out a linkage function and what that looks like, for example, in the s.i.p. hotels, to supervisor ronen's example that she shares, is that the staff and hotel would have a place to call when they see a concern about a client, and that that call -- there is someone who immediately answers the phone, talks with them about what they're seeing, what's the best response. and in that case, it sounds like someone should have come out and helped that client get access to medication or whatever services are needed. we've started that with the shelter in place hotels. it's very new, and obviously, to get people to use that kind of service, they need to know about it, so that's where you get the marketing campaign that's involved in the office of care coordination. you need to train the staff in what to expect when they ge

clean power s.f.program electricity rates and update on activities coming up including work for new energy efficiency programming and update on the integrated resource planning process. as for enrollment and service statistics. first, our clean power s.f. continue serves customers successfully. we enrolled 405,000 customer accounts in the city. the program opt out rate is up a small an amount and is now 3.9% of all enrolled accounts. that is more than 96% customer retention rate. customer enrollment in super-green, 100% renewable energy product increased. it is at 2.0% of active accounts. that hasn't changed. it has been growing. supervisor green activity sales represent 4.5% of clean power s.f. total annual sales. clean power s.f. is in the midst of completing the final customer enrollment. this was planned before the end of the 2020 fiscal year and includes new accounts that began service after our previous enrollments that had not been in concluded and some large commercial and affordable housing c

i was just a protester outside s.f. general as the city was eliminating beds, hospital beds from general on the -- with the argument that we could do it a different way. we would create beds or we would acquire beds in less expensive ways and have [inaudible] than operating the bubble beds. i don't know if what has happened on our streets in the last 10 years is related to those choices. but you could create a narrative that, you know, the elimination of the psych beds in 2008-2009 was related to how far things deteriorated there after and that we never really made good on the acquisition of alternative locked and not locked beds for people who needed them. and got us to where we were. and i think, you know, a lot of the work that was done -- the good work that has been done over the last year, year and a half by the mayor's director of mental health reform and the folks who worked at mental health s.f. and the task force all identified the desperate need for more places for people. so, t not a matter of just delivering

back to you. >> thank you. >>> and kpix5 is partnering with s.f. pride to bring you pride 50.the three-hour special airs this weekend. lance is a community grand marshall and the ceo of san francisco community health center. it's an asian and pacific islanders health centers. the was a grass roots, volunteers, advocates and people living with hiv who needed carry that wasn't yet being provided. >> pride 50, generations of hope, airs sunday on our sister stays, kbcw, cable 12. and we'll stream it on kpix.com starting at 5:00 p.m. >>> hey, can you walk to me? oh, you're stuck? >> a toddler is in deep trouble. the heroic rescue ahead of kpix5 and cbsn bay area. . >>> an incredible rescue. a sheriff saves a toddler from a pond. . >> hey, hey. can you walk to me? you're stuck? okay. i'm going to come. >> well, this is the second that drew the sheriff to a pond where she found a toddler nearly submerged in water. . >> i swam a little bit and my feet, my boots were stuck in the mud. knee a couple ofhands to pull my . >>> coming up at 5:00, you've likely heard them around the bay. com

. >>> kpix 5 is proud to partner with s.f. pride for our special pride 50, generations of hope. earlier we talked with open house s.f., a communities center dedicated to helping lgbtq seniors. >> lgbtq communities are stronger, more powerful, more connected, and more ready for the fight for social justice that is ahead of us when we center the experiences. >>> pride 50, generations of hope, airs sunday evening at 5:00 on our sister station, k.b. cw, 44 cable 12, it will also stream on kpix.com. and we'll be right back. >>> dozens of rock slides rippled through the eastern sierra after a 5.8 earthquake not far from mount whitney. all right so a big earthquake just happened, and there was a ton of rock fall in the mountains. i'm so glad i wasn't climbing right now. >> yeah, a climber posted that video on instagram. you can actually see all of the granite dust left behind from the rock slides. the quake hit about 11:00 this morning near lone pine. people from sacramento to l.a. reported feeling it. >>> and check out this video from inside a market right there in lone pine. items al

. >> reporter: s.f. hit in union square area that night. much of the action was caught on hundreds of cameras all now being reviewed by police. and the officer told us the looting seem well organizeed with the same m.o. as across the bay in emeryville, and among the crowd, he says, some faces looked familiar. >> some of these people have been eye dent died as people that are known to burglarize all throughout the bay area. >> reporter: so who are the looter ? we know so far their targets were shopping districts. many of them a mile or more away from thousands of demonstrators calling for justice for george floyd. and they happened in sequence. downtown oakland friday. emeryville in san francisco on saturday. walnut creek and san leandro sunday and richmond and fairfield monday. from what our cameras observed, some of the looters like these at ashley home furnishings, seem to be grabbing, and like any other mohammed sales crowd except everything was free. others appeared to have bigger plans like this man we caught stuffing a pile of men's s

we've been meeting with coleman advocates for youth, s.f. rising, generation citizen and empower california almost weekly. as you can see, we have several other community stakeholders that we communicate with regularly. we currently have 30 community organization endorsements a right hand actively trying to increase that number. and over the past few months, our committee has sent over 200 endorsement emails to various organizations, political clubs. next slide, please. >> okay. so i'm unsure we all know, young people are currently mobilizing for black lives matter. for example, supervisor yee, mentioned the youth protest. and there's also the golden gate bridge youth-led march. young people are creating a movement that's not only lasting a moment. they are keeping the momentum alive, through their communities and through social media. they're also actively calling for defunding the police and are holding their legislators accountable and pushing for change in policy. it is very important for young people to have a democratic way to particip

associates to provide access, development, support, maintenance and training of the s.f. get care system. d.a.s. has been working with r.t.z. since 1999, beginning w*n a information system to track services and with a number of additional applications and potions beginning in 2003 to the present has evolved into a comprehensive information system, the s.f. get care system, which coordinates and manages adult services throughout san francisco programs. r.t.z. will provide access to the information system for tracking, coordinating, management, reporting of services and in addition r.t.z. provides development, technical support, data integration, data analysis, reporting updates and staff training in the s.f. get care system. your memo outlines the history, but i wanted to mention that, until 2018, d.p.h. directly managed the contract, and at that time made a decision to go -- develop a new system and ask h.s.a. to take over management of the -- there's been a delay in d.p.h.'s transition so they asked us to extend this for one year while they work on their new system. so w

i support the demands made by s.f. united in places, including not arresting people for nonviolent crimes, making sure people are not housed unnecessarily where they are much more likely to get sick from covid-19 and potentially die, that you should not ever be issuing citations for what's called quality of life for issues related to homelessness. san francisco has a sizeable homeless disabled community, and you should not be using tear gas and rubber bullets. i can't believe i am talking about this. i hope you'll take to heart the safety of all san francisco residents, including the disability community, the deaf and hard of hearing community, seniors, and everyone. i hope you'll look into having an a.s.l. interpreter for this part. deaf and hard of hearing people are not only interested in parts specifically related to deaf and hard of hearing communications, but the interpreter should be present at the entire meeting to hear the statements of the commissioners, as well. thank you. >> operator: you have one question

we partner with s.f. unified to matriculate those students to city college and then to san francisco state. our partnership with s.f. unified is very important to us, and i'll turn it over to either s.c.c. vogel to talk about the outreach and other initiatives. >> thank you, chancellor. would you like me to start? >> why don't you go ahead and get started. >> yes. so as chancellor gonzales was mentioning, we do have our dean of outreach and partnerships, actually, meg hudson. so there's going to be some transition with regards to her roll in academic affairs and student affairs. she's going to be doing a lot of student transition and student affairs work with her team. she is classified more of a liaison with anything related to our high school students so we can have just a point of contact of who unified can work very closely with. so academic affairs and affairs is working very closely with one another, so her roll is going to be very critical in moving forward. her role would be very critical in the o

in addition to these divisions, mohcd administers the hope s.f. program, which is the cross sector initiative to rebuild four large housing developments in the city. the finance administration definition manages the financial human resources and technological resources of mohcd. community development works with community based organizations to provide services to city residents, such as city services, hiv/aids housing, and support services, service management and case management housing counseling, and neighborhood support. as part of this division, the department is responsible for administering major federal grant programs, including the cdbg and housing opportunities for persons with aids program. the housing division monitoring and manages the city's inclusionary housing program where housing remains accessible and affordable for people it is intended and whom required to serve. and the housing division invests in affordable housing projects, including new construction asing as acquisition and rehabilitation of public and private housing stock

we partner with s.f. unified to matriculate those students to city college and then to san francisco state. our partnership with s.f. unified is very important to us, and i'll turn it over to either s.c.c. vogel to talk about the outreach and other initiatives. >> thank you, chancellor. would you like me to start? >> why don't you go ahead and get started. >> yes. so as chancellor gonzales was mentioning, we do have our dean of outreach and partnerships, actually, meg hudson. so there's going to be some transition with regards to her roll in academic affairs and student affairs. she's going to be doing a lot of student transition and student affairs work with her team. she is classified more of a liaison with anything related to our high school students so we can have just a point of contact of who unified can work very closely with. so academic affairs and affairs is working very closely with one another, so her roll is going to be very critical in moving forward. her role would be very critical in the o

we had a film series, the s.f. punk film series that i put together.ly sold out every single night. people were so appreciative that someone was bringing this for them. it is free. everything in the library is free. >> it it is also a film producer who has a film coming out. maybe in 2018 about crime. what is the title of it? >> it is called san francisco first and only rock 'n' roll movie. crime, 1978. [laughter] >> when i first went to the art institute before the adventures were formed in 77, i was going to be a painter. i did not know i would turn into a punk singer. i got back into painting and i mostly do portraiture and figurative painting. one of the things about this job here is i discovered some great resources for images for my painting. i was looking through these mug shot books that we have here that are from the 1920s. i did a whole series of a mug shot paintings from those books. they are in the san francisco history centre's s.f. police department records. there are so many different things that the library provides for san franciscans

in addition to these divisions, mohcd administers the hope s.f. program, which is the cross sector initiative to rebuild four large housing developments in the city. the finance administration definition manages the financial human resources and technological resources of mohcd. community development works with community based organizations to provide services to city residents, such as city services, hiv/aids housing, and support services, service management and case management housing counseling, and neighborhood support. as part of this division, the department is responsible for administering major federal grant programs, including the cdbg and housing opportunities for persons with aids program. the housing division monitoring and manages the city's inclusionary housing program where housing remains accessible and affordable for people it is intended and whom required to serve. and the housing division invests in affordable housing projects, including new construction asing as acquisition and rehabilitation of public and private housing stock

our corridors like mission street, potrero near s.f. general, and really needing increasingly more and more service in order to prevent spacing and -- keep spacing and prevent crowding on the bus. >> thank you. what measures have you been taking to prevent passengers on the bus? >> your safety has been our top priority and is guiding everything that we do. the most critical thing that we're doing is the mask requirement, where we're requiring people, if you're going to ride muni, to do it safely, protecting yourself and others from germs. we've also implemented back door boarding, so except for our customers with disabilities that will need the support of the front door, the ramp, or the leader, we're asking customers to enter from the back to give extra spacing to our operators. we've provided operators with all of the protective equipment that they need to do the job safely, including gloves and masks, and we're really fortunately that our bus -- fortunate that our buses are equipped with a plexi glass door that creates an operating s

using our outsized platform to promote good causes and that that's the case in this case it is i mean s.f. thank you thank you. well as we mentioned earlier a memorial service is taking place in minneapolis minnesota for george floyd who died in police custody last week we are joined now from minneapolis by do that your correspondent stefan seaman's stefan what is the mood to have this memorial. all were just moments away off the floyd summer leave specter to arrive from right here to honor. george floyd's life and to mourn his death the mood across town is somber. there are thousands and thousands of spec to march to protest to come together and celebrate george floyds life today in minneapolis all over minnesota other state and all over the country actually tell us a little bit more about the state of those protests. around the country how are they right now. i would describe them as last peaceful they are here and they're in different cities in the united states different regions run in here and there with the police or the police has a run in with with protesters as you know in most c

clean power s.f. customers there's significant environmental and safety problems inherent to the technology and though cost we understand may play a role in the consideration of receiving this allocation and power. clean power s.f. cannot compromise its values in accepting any proposal would cause problems and all would lose stakeholder and customer trust. we're grateful for your decisions at the commission to get more feedback and one last comment i wanted to make is that s.f. gov tv is working but the video's not working. thank you. >> caller: hello commissioners. this is hunter cutting. the club and others have spoken in the past urging the puc to stop stone walling action to save california's rivers and bay and wrote the puc to drop the opposition for the state water board plan for saving the rivers. since then the puc continued business as usual. we know the puc staff has concerns about the state's approach. we have a once in a generation opportunity to make progress and likely our last opportuni

. >> we are proud to be partnering with s.f. pride to celebrate pride 50, generations of hope. it airs sunday, june 28th on cable 12. and we'll be streaming it on cbsn bay area starting at 5:00 p.m. >>> still ahead, do it yourself coronavirus testing for college students. the pilot program underway at a california campus. . >>> uc san diego mapping out plans to potentially bring students and faculty back to campus this fall. >> to prepare, they are working on a program. the idea is to have collection boxes with the testing swabs. and each test would have a bar code. the students will scan the bar codes, swab mouths, and drop the test in a box. >> the secondary component is what they do once we identify the outbreak. we'll rely on contact tracing and isolation and quarantine and social distancing interventions. . >> the pilot program includes 5,000 students compared to the . >>> today's tip of the day is with summer time raspberries. they sell themselves. they really do. they're sweet, delicious, great for you. what else you you want? and storage is important. when you buy them,

in addition to these divisions, mohcd administers the hope s.f. program, which is the cross sector initiative to rebuild four large housing developments in the city. the finance administration definition manages the financial human resources and technological resources of mohcd. community development works with community based organizations to provide services to city residents, such as city services, hiv/aids housing, and support services, service management and case management housing counseling, and neighborhood support. as part of this division, the department is responsible for administering major federal grant programs, including the cdbg and housing opportunities for persons with aids program. the housing division monitoring and manages the city's inclusionary housing program where housing remains accessible and affordable for people it is intended and whom required to serve. and the housing division invests in affordable housing projects, including new construction asing as acquisition and rehabilitation of public and private housing stock

. >>> san francisco unified school district is also parting ways with the s.f. p.d. the you than nows school board vote removed armed officers from campuses and revised protocols, redirect funding to students and screen for racial bias in new hires. >>> well, that was a ride share protest outside the home of uber's ceo and it comes as the state attorney general is seeking a court injunction. he wants uber and lyft to classify those drivers as employees. the ride share companies are backing a ballot measure that they say would provide drivers the flexibilities to set their own schedules. uber says, quote, by a 4-1 mar grin margin the drivers don't want to be employees. that is because 80% of the drivers are part time. >>> california voters will now have the final say on whether to restore affirmative action. today the state legislature approved a ballot measure that would repeal prop 209. it was passed by voters in 1996. it bans the consideration of race, gender and ethnicity in admissions and state hiring. it will now appear in the november 3rd ballot. >>> still ahea

of cars are being appreciated once more the good old drive in cinemas for instance such as here in s.f. . and this is no ordinary parking lot in bushmills northern ireland a christian community is gathering at a drive in chapel. the strong castle is our god wrote martin luther but these believers also trust the fortress of their car for additional protection better safe than sorry. did even musk know something we didn't when he presented his cyber truck in late 2900. maybe post corona more people wanted an indestructible car that mad max would be happy to take in the battle. but even if we don't end up facing a fury road style apocalyptic world it's not hard to believe that now more than ever s.u.v.s will gain in popularity cars that are built to last heavy duty indestructible. cars that give us maximum protection when we venture into the outside world. the last survivors out there. of course if we're going to be seeking more refuge in cars the interior will be even more important in the future when you get into your car you want to have the perfect conditions right. i wanted to talk t

. >>> kpix 5 is proud to be partnering with s.f. pride to celebrate pride 50, generations of hope. we will air it live this sunday, june 2 #th on our sister station, 44, cable 12. we will also be streaming it on cbsn bay area >>> don't on the "cbs evening news," our interview with former national security advisor john bolton and what he thinks about the president's relationship with china that is tonight on the "cbs evening news." >>> thank you for watching tonight at 6:00. e news captioning sponsored by cbs ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, america's top infectious disease doctor warns there's a disturbing surge irus.ronavirus. as 26 states see infecti as 26 states see infections spike, california and texas shatter records, overflowing bars and restaurants shut down, a children's hospital now caring for adults. plus, is europe about to ban americans from traveling there? breaking news: the f.b.i. concludes its investigation on that noose found in bubba wallace's garage. why they say tonight it was not a crime. not kidding around: the president says he wasn't joking about slowing down testi

our analysis found that the department of technology, cybersecurity office, data s.f. and the mayor's office and the city administrator's office have policies and procedures in place for protecting privacy related to city information resources. and that a combined 22 full-time authorized personnel are employed in these offices. and just for reference, this chief privatcy officer -- the idea was to establish it to respond to the -- a charter amendment that was approved by voters on november 6th, 2018, to establish the city's privacy first policy, which laid out guiding principles for the adoption of privacy protective laws, regulations, policies and practices that relate to the collection, storage and share and use of personal information. and our final slide just again has this -- a recommendation on that the board should consider either deleting the position for total general fund savings of $280,214 or place the appropriation for that amount on reserve, so that it can be reviewed as part of the fiscal year 2021-2022 two-year budget proposal, so that we can better det

it shouldn't be an s.f. p.d. officer's job anyway. muni's chief is standing by the decision.e'll see ho >>> thank you for watching the news cont6:00. ues ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight, alarming spikes in coronavirus cases seen across the nation. at least 16 states see infections rising, hospitals in arizona nearing capacity. officials worry we are on the verge of a second wave as beaches, movie theaters, and restaurants continue to open nationwide. grim economic outlook: a new prediction says the unemployment rate will end the year at 9.3%, and it will likely stay high for the next two years. the fed chair's urgent plea to lawmakers. police reforms: the minneapolis police chief under pressure to change his department takes on the police union as george floyd's brother delivers emotional testimony on capitol hill, demanding justice.

volunteers with open house s.f. delivered these pride bags to seniors across the city, and they're full of goodies, including a rainbow flag, reusable face masks, a pamlet on exercises to do at home while sheltering in place, and a bunch of other useful items, and it is a good example of how we're better together, and we've compiled more feel good stories like this on kpix 5.com. just head to better together, that section. >>> a family makes a desperate call for help on faster's day. he >>> for some reopening is bringing a whole new kind of stress and anxiety. christine lazar explains. >> reporter: as our state reopens, some are finding it harder to cope than when we were in lockdown. with choice comes a whole new level of anxiety. >> i don't know what everything is going to look like because things can change at the drop of a hat. so it definitely is something that keeps me up at night. >> reporter: jennifer beck is eight months pregnant with her first child. she says the pressure from friends around family to resu

night the board members voted unanimously in favor of cutting ties with and ending the funding for the s.f. p.d. that vote call force the removal of all armed officers from school campuses. revised protocols for calling in the police, and directing funding to student support services. it also calls for racial bias screening, fools for tools for all new hires. >>> a republican police reform measure has collapsed in the senate. the democrats lined up to block it saying the legislation just isn't enough to address nationwide calls for action. the bill known as the justice act, would require increased reporting of use of force by police officers and no knock warrants. it also provides grants for law enforcement to be equipped with body cameras and requires departments share officer disciplinary records. the bill didn't garner enough votes with democrats calling the bill inadequate. >> i want to thank all of our colleagues for their work today, which is to not fall into a political trap, too not take crumbs on the table when there is a hunger that america has for real solutions to a very real p

and the s.f. coalition. largest pride celebration in the country. and in june it's always a time to come together and to honour our history and celebrate pride in ourselves and our community and including trans march and the pink triangle which will be lit up this year with l.e.d. lights and so many more events. so we encourage you to visit www.sfpride.org for all of the events happening in june. >> and as president of the board of pride, i know how important it is that we celebrate pride and that we're having a milestone this year, this is our 50th anniversary. so even in a pandemic we're honouring the history of this organization and what we both celebrate and fight for in our communities. and in this particular moment we're really focused on making sure that we're centring the voices of black lgbtq folks and there's a lot of unrest in our community, but one thing that we want to remind folks is that our lgbtq members face some of the most harshest criticisms and scrutinies of anyone in our community. this

s.f. commission for all. it's crucial. i'm so grateful and honored. and thanks again to the rules committee chair supervisor and chair and supervisor hillary ronen, supervisor stefani and supervisor gordon mar. and again i apologize for any technical issues. and thank you for your time. and i'm honored to work with you and make history in san francisco. >> thank you so much no your liquor, sarah and thank you so much -- thank you so much for your leadership, sarah and thank you so much, gabriel. we'll make sure this charter amendment is heard at this committee. supervisor ronen, if you don't mind, i'd like to pass this back to you. i believe we're moving forward to public comment at this time? >> supervisor ronen: sure. sounds great. sarah, thank you so much. what a beautiful presentation. so professional and compelling that you had me tearing up, because this is historically important in our city. this is well past the time that we right this wrong. this is great to be together with supervisor walton. this historic ballot measure. so thank you so muc

i support the demands made by s.f. united in places, including not arresting people for nonviolent crimes, making sure people are not housed unnecessarily where they are much more likely to get sick from covid-19 and potentially die, that you should not ever be issuing citations for what's called quality of life for issues related to homelessness. san francisco has a sizeable homeless disabled community, and you should not be using tear gas and rubber bullets. i can't believe i am talking about this. i hope you'll take to heart the safety of all san francisco residents, including the disability community, the deaf and hard of hearing community, seniors, and everyone. i hope you'll look into having an a.s.l. interpreter for this part. deaf and hard of hearing people are not only interested in parts specifically related to deaf and hard of hearing communications, but the interpreter should be present at the entire meeting to hear the statements of the commissioners, as well. thank you. >> operator: you have one question

so we also have our give to s.f. fund. i know that funds have been given to that for housing security. i have made it clear to the administration and i made it clear to colleagues on the board that we need to prioritize ensuring that people can pay their rent and that landlords can get access to money during this time. there's a small amount in there, $3 million or $4 million, but we have the ability to raise more and put more money in there. and we have ability in the next round of stimulus money to have this fund. and so i appreciate the robust debate today. i really appreciate all of the people that called in. and so i think that it's time that we move this forward and i know that this is a hard conversation to have. but i thank everyone for their input today. thank you, chair. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, supervisor safai. i actually had a number of things that i want to say, i wanted to say, but in the interest of time i will associate myself with the comments that supervisor safai just made. which i thought that

the new twist on an s.f. tradition. >> and we have jim i. >> hi, everyone. we have an all-new tonight show with so many stars. shaquille o'neal, john, ozuna, demi lovato. what more do you want? this is the biggest show all-ne your late local news. >> happening now, hawaii is calling, but there's a catch. right now everyone flying to the islands must undergo a 14-day quarantine. but come august, that quarantine will be lifted. there is something you need to know, though, before you go. you've got to get tested for covid-19 no more than three days before your departure. you also have to show those negative results at the airport. we're back in a moment. says spl be completely re-imagined to celebrate the movie "the princess and the frog." currently the ride is based on the 1946 movie "song of the south." but the film has been criticized for how it depicts race and slavery. more than 20,000 people signed an online petition to change the ride's current theme. >> it's becoming a common casualty of the pandemic. business owners left with no choice but to close the

we saw that when they became our largest customer for clean power s.f. so i was just very pleased to learn about that and to see that and just would like to alert and request potentially our communications team if the item does pass that we want to be tracking and promoting those kinds of projects as a p.u.c. really reduce our water use and fossil fuel use and that development seems to be really exemplifying those two pieces. >> thank you. >> to clarify -- sorry. this is franchesca. just to clarify for the public. pier 70 is being heard item 13 under regular calendar and is not part of the consent calendar. >> oh, sorry about that. >> let's proceed to public comment. >> members of the public who wish to provide comment on item 8, consent calendar, dial 888-273-3658, access code 3107452 and pound, followed by pound again. dial 1 and then 0 to be added to the speaker line. [honking] >> mr. moderator, do we have any callers? >> madame secretary, there are no callers in the queue. >> thank you. public comment on item number 8 is closed. >> commissioners, any

i'm an s.f. graduate -- jose luis, s.f. graduate, organizer, more than anything, speaking all to you as a parent with two kids in san francisco unified school district community schools. i'm here in solidarity with our paras, asking that you pass no type of budget that hurts and directly impacts our budget, specifically black and brown kids and look through to the mission of equity and that we don't hurt any of our kids, and that we pass a budget that does that. i want to amplify as specifically as parent of a student in community schools, it feels good to hand my kids off to miss mary at s.f. community, knowing that she's going to protect them, love them, and treat my kids like they're her own. thank you very much. >> mr. steele, how many hands are raised? >> it looks like seven more at this time. >> so we're going to do seven more minutes. >> okay. you got it. hello, la toya? la toya? one more time. okay. hello, kelley? >> hello. i'm kelley. i teach second grade, and i'm here to uncourage, just like everybody else, to del