i spent close to a decade as a labor organizer and helped raise san francisco minimum wage. i run my own small business, and as supervisor i built affordable housing and helped deliver free city college. to make the city work for all san franciscans we need a mayor who solves problems and knows how to get things done. i am a mit trained city planner, i worked with mayors to deliver on some of our bigest challenges with willie brown, i helped prevept youth violence and protected immigrant families from eviction. with gavin newsom connected formally incarcerated to job. with ed lee relyable affordable child care in the excelsior and district 11. as supervisors, i spent years bringing people together, including business and labor. that is when san francisco is at its best. i'll focus what matters, public safety, rooting city hall corruption, ending street homelessness, implementing community policing and foot patrol and make affordable to live in san francisco. i'm proud to be supported by friends in labor, including the building trades and united educators and many every day sa

i spent close to a decade as a labor organizer and helped raise san francisco minimum wage. i run my own small business, and as supervisor i built affordable housing and helped deliver free city college. to make the city work for all san franciscans we need a mayor who solves problems and knows how to get things done. i am a mit trained city planner, i worked with mayors to deliver on some of our bigest challenges with willie brown, i helped prevept youth violence and protected immigrant families from eviction. with gavin newsom connected formally incarcerated to job. with ed lee relyable affordable child care in the excelsior and district 11. as supervisors, i spent years bringing people together, including business and labor. that is when san francisco is at its best. i'll focus what matters, public safety, rooting city hall corruption, ending street homelessness, implementing community policing and foot patrol and make affordable to live in san francisco. i'm proud to be supported by friends in labor, including the building trades and united educators and many every day sa

san francisco in general that we don't lose a grip of what san francisco's came from.l always recognize whenever you lock in the door. you'll see the same staff, the same bartender and have the same meal and that is great. that's important. ♪♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to help them with that application process, to make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, it really brings them public recognition that this is a business in san francisco that has history and that is unique to san francisco. >> it started in june of 1953. ♪♪ and we make everything from scratch. everything. we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippines and then started trying them one by one

hopes bringing back law and order and prosperity to san francisco. san francisco is in trouble. the last 4 years gutted the police force and public safety. over 2 years of lock down and over-regulation demolished our small businesses. that ideology has lead our public schools to become some of the worst in the state. [indiscernible] it is time for new leadership and new thinking. i'm the only candidate who opposed defunding the police. [indiscernible] school board. started volunteering and attending pro-police pro-public safety events. spent years working with the homeless and it isn't housing issue it is addiction issue. if you believe sidewalks should be clear of encampments and adacts and san francisco should encourage treatment and police and law enforcement are necessary for functioning society, i am your candidate. small businesses should be easy to start run and thrive without over-regulation. your tax dollars should be spent smartly and not fund corrupt non profit and public schools teach advanced math and encourage achievement. i'm your candidate. join me in the fight t

you may san francisco-braef [applause] you make san francisco a model for the rest of the country to follow, and i want to thank each and every one of you for being here for continuing to do the work and continuing to come together despite the obstacles. i am so excited to be celebrating this month, whether it is film festivals, activations, part aiz, events, whatever it takes, it just really brings a spark to our city and we want to make sure that everyone across the entire united states america knows what we do, know who we are about and know that when they are coming for us, we are coming right back to hit hard! [applause] and last but not least, i want to again thank everyone for being here, but also recognize, san francisco was the first city in the world to establish a drag laureate and i want to appreciate the work that darcie has been doing as our drag laureate. [applause] she is not just the lgbtq representative of the city, she is a ambassador for the city, period. so, thank you for your work and we are glad to have you here today. let's have a great time in the month of au

hello, san francisco. i love it when i can cross the street in our beauty city and not worry whether car can see me and i want me and my grandma to be safe when we do. we all want to be safe. that's why our city is making sure curb areas near street corners are clear of parked cars and any other structures, so that people driving vehicles, people walking, and people biking can all see each other at the intersection. if cars are parked which are too close to the crosswalk, drivers can't see who is about to cross the street. it's a proven way to prevent traffic crashes. which have way too much crashes and fatalities in our city. these updates to the shared spaces program will help to ensure safety and accessibility for everyone so we can all enjoy these public spaces. more information is available at sf dot gov slash adjourned. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shop & dine in the 49 with within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local serv

san francisco had better days. we need to prioritize public safety and keeping our neighborhoods clean. i called for new leadership at the police commission as well as fully staffing our police department, our fire department and our 911 operators. we also need to double down on street cleanliness. i will work together with the mayor to make sure that dpw has the funding they need to keep our streets clean. lastly, i will never forget your voice in land use and transportation decisions because it is neighbors and small businesses that craft the best future for our san francisco. i'm proudly endorsed by the san francisco tenant union as well as supervisors matt dorsey, aaron peskin, former mayor art aginose and many more, including several retired san francisco police officers, such as garret tom, bobby, al and 30 year beat cop mark alvarez. join me in making san francisco the cleanest safest place that never forgets your voice in shaping our city. thank you. >> hi, i'm sharon. candidate for dist rth 3 supervisor. i

month in san francisco. [applause] to start our festivities off right, we have a multi-talented singer based from right here in san francisco, willford kelly. graduated from the san francisco conserve tore of music with master of music degree in voice and as a tenured member of the san francisco opera chorus. please welcome, willford kelly. [applause] [singing] [applause] >> one more time for wilford kelly! [applause] come on, lift every voice. welcome once more to our third annual transhistory month here in the city and county of san francisco. the office of transgender initiatives acknowledges that we are we acknowledge that we are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush ohlone who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions, the ramaytush ohlone have never ceded, lost nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional terr

can working middle class families make it san francisco. public safety corruption and failure to address homelessness. f to get the city back on track we need a mayor to represent all san franciscans. including working families, those often forgotten by city hall. i'm a proud immigrant who fled violence at 6 years old, raised by a single mom and put myself through school. i spent close to a decade as a labor organizer and helped raise san francisco minimum wage. i run my own small business, and as supervisor i built affordable housing and helped deliver free city college. to make the city work for all san franciscans we need a mayor who solves problems and knows how to get things done. i am a mit trained city planner, i worked with mayors to deliver on some of our bigest challenges with willie brown, i helped prevept youth violence and protected immigrant families from eviction. with gavin newsom connected formally incarcerated to job. with ed lee relyable affordable child care in the excelsior and district 11. as supervisors, i spent years

i feel that san francisco really needs to treat the san francisco unified school district as a sisterat we do right as a government. we don't have problems with our payroll system. the san francisco unified school district does. we should offer them the incredible services that we have from our department of technology. we as the city should relieve the san francisco unified school district of some of the social burdens that they are carrying that should really be carried by the city of san francisco. there are 1,800 schoolchildren in the san francisco unified school district who are homeless. the city of san francisco should be undertaking a focused concentrated effort to find housing for those 1,800 kids and their families. that is something i would do as mayor, but most importantly and i've seen this done before -- i saw it done when i was first a supervisor and willie brown was mayor -- i would bring together philanthropic interests, ngo interests, the school district, educators, and the city to come together to rescue the san francisco unified school district, something this admi

why not san francisco? please join me in helping our disabled community get around town better. >> i am myrna melgar, the current district 7 supervisor and run frg reelection to continue fighting for better west side. i'm honored to have your support. i built a astrong legislative record, [indiscernible] successful xhrjs corridor graffiti abatement. creation of early family childhood [indiscernible] development of the stones town mall. safety for residents including transportation, reducing carbon footprint and improve the quality of life on the west side today and future generation. during my time on the board i have been a supervisor that works collaboratively reflectfully and thoughtful with colleague jz the mayor. i believe i have the best staff at city hall. i will continue to work hard for district 7, west side and the city. we are living ain polarizing times county and city. i am a bridge building to build consensus and achieve a result for our district. we need to find ways to come together and make

expand san francisco pit stop program. add more garken containers acrauz the city and provide incentive and business and residents to maintain streets on ongoing basis. thank you for your time and consideration. (clapping). >> hi, everyone i'm roger returning for district 11 supervisor friends we're in a backward society but the criminals are set free and doing we have rid laws set in place that protect criminals laws say it's okay. not to steal friends your tax dollars are wasted that protest - people coming to san francisco are indeed homeless and who is leading san francisco marshall and safe way and mom and pop and friends as the former president of local 2358 around 2020 i do you mind how the union was misappropriating funds i am able to open up to reappropriate the funds. i did this so efficiently i was able to eliminate $80,000 of debt. that right there you guy is progress that's exactly what we're going to do once we get into city hall we'll open up the books and reappropriate the funds to fund the programs that ma

fire department ♪♪ >> san francisco!>> this is an exhibition across departments highlighting different artworks from our collection. gender is an important part of the dialogue. in many ways, this exhibition is contemporary. all of this artwork is from the 9th century and spans all the way to the 21st century. the exhibition is organized into seven different groupings or themes such as activities, symbolism, transformation and others. it's not by culture or time period, but different affinities between the artwork. activities, for example, looks at the role of gender and how certain activities are placed as feminine or masculine. we have a print by uharo that looks at different activities that derisionly performed by men. it's looking at the theme of music. we have three women playing traditional japanese instruments that would otherwise be played by men at that time. we have pairings so that is looking within the context of gender in relationships. also with how people are questioning the whole idea of pairing in the fi

we almost certain to san francisco. >> it saying san francisco ongoing oakland and he was thinking san francisco, san francisco, oakland airport. in a statement, the attorney for the port of oakland says the latest move by the san francisco city attorney's office is a continuation of tactics rooted in publicity in anti-competitive bulling and called this nothing more than an attempt to stifle competition and travel choices. we all want the entire bay area region to thrive. when it comes to tourism, we would be happy for oakland airport to be successful. >> but stealing our name is not the legal or practical way for them to go about this. as for travelers, most we spoke with cited a sense of pride in oakland and we're very clear on what oakland airport should be named oakley international all oakland international airport. i like that just opened. a judge is expected to rule on the preliminary injunction within a few months. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> coming up, a major development in the case involving a man attacked with machetes. what we're learning about the suspects there. plus, a

san francisco is where we will be affirmed. an francisccan ue selves and be in communit and be loved. absolutely. [applause] want to say, you know, today is a privilege for all in to our fearless leader, mayor london breed for your for saying you know, we will continue to humanize and respect and love every single member of our community and we'll do it unapology. i want to thank senator wiener for not only advocating for everyone in our community but doing it at the state you all realize what is happen-because of the t?z safety act. you know, parents, community members, even across into the are going and advocating for our young people because they are threatened in every school across this entire state, so i'm hopeful that now that we have the safety act, our young people are going to be safe in their schools. today is a opportunity for us to celebrate. today is a opportunity for us to acknowledge the history and everything we are endered as also a opportunity for to call and rise up and continue to advocate for every single

cawork for a better san francisco. thank you. >> i amoud to serve as your mayor. n franciscan and thon woman and only graduate of san francisco public schools in this race. and the only candidate if dorseed by the san francisco party. also a proud supporter of the league of women voters, and received th rising star award. i'm committed to lifting women not just here in san francisco, but around the country this in washington dc with my friend kamala harris. as your mayor i lead through the worst pandemic in hundred years, issuing the first covid safety measures in america. er we saivled thousands of lives. under my leadership our city is coming back stronger then ever. crime and homelessness are the lowest in a decade, but i won't stop until you feel safe. we are arresting drug dealers, adding poli officer and district attorney brookjenkins i appointed is lped 15 thousand people out of homelessness and creating new homes across the city. wand help over 7 thousand small businesses open. created jfk promenad space and 20 plus miles of bike lanes. revitalize downtown

i am running because you should not have to be rich to live in san francisco. i am running to represent all san franciscans. the good people of the district 11 are the people that i have fought for every single day. 34 years ago the janitors that i worked with in this building that clean these buildings all downtown could buy a home in san francisco on a minimum wage salary. today those homes are going for 2 million. they are out of reach. many of the people our house rich. same thing about the small business owners that i was meeting with today. they talked about affordability. that it was really what the question was before the back-and-forth. how are we going to make san francisco more portable? there are 40,000 units in the pipeline right now. entitled and ready to be built. i pass legislation on tuesday that would create financing to get it unstuck and built to lower the transfer taxes so we can using union pension money to build affordable on-site and more housing. i have to take a lot of umbrage with what daniel lurie said. the site he keeps referring to

i'm a third year renter, gay and 4th generation of family to live in san francisco. i'm immensely proud to be from a family of san franciscans. i spnt my career working on building brands [indiscernible] and the only candidate in district 5 who is $5 who is managed multi-hundred million lines of business. i'm running because we need to bring common sense solution and private sector sensibility to the problems in city hall. i have the skills to lead san francisco through the projected $800 million budget short fall next year. i'm pragmatic, solution oriented and used to being held accountability. i'll get done what the current supervisor hasn't and together under my leadership we will solve the affordable housing shortage getting rid of the red tape city hall created. we will solve the mental health and eviction crisis increasing our shelter capacity and shutting down the open air drug markets. we will revitalize downtown with night life and more entertainment zones and 4 a.m. last call. clean up the streets and sidewalks, invest in public safety, we will get city hall

for between years and what i've seen a deep, deep partnership between san francisco and the san francisco giants. so many levels it is amazing stadium but also the giants devotion to the san francisco and this mission rock project is one large example of that see some sports teams want they're big parking lot but the san francisco giants are forward thinking thank you, thank you, thank you. so, you know, this neighborhood i've think we've all seen it blossom the amazing things happening in the entire area and the mayor and i we're at the vice. >> and judge spectacular and adding for spectacular to this neighborhood and congratulations everyone who lives and works here this is and only going to get better in the 70s and will be better and better and better congratulations we're trying to support to a level and haney and i worked together working to make sure we can help san francisco moved on housing and maybe takes months instead of years and years we miss david chiu in the capital a congratulations but this project thank you, david and we're doing that work because it is about the people