san francisco city attorney david chiu says putting the brakes on unlimited expansion will allow the city time to file a motion. >> seeking a new hearing so the cpu see can address safety issues. the city thinks were overlooked would very much like them. >> to stage their expansion and tie it to safety metrics we also think the cqc should have considered environmental impacts under state law. the addition of thousands of autonomous vehicles on the streets of san francisco. what that means in the filing, the san francisco fire department cites 59 instances where autonomous vehicles have interfered with firefighters since april of last year. >> among the incidents failing to yield the fire vehicles blocking fire vehicles driving over fire hoses and entering active emergency scenes and getting in the way of firefighters allowing these companies to put as many vehicles as they want on the road was it's it's not the right time for that guidehouse insights. transportation analyst sam abuelsamid says right now the technology not mature enough to put hundreds or thousands of these vehicles on

well, happening today, the federal appeals court in san francisco will decide if the city of san franciscon the city. now late last year, a federal judge blocked the city from doing that . ali rasmus already in san francisco. and city leaders are going to speak out about this. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. yes, mayor london breed, at least three city supervisors and the city attorney all argue that the city needs the ability to clear away homeless encampments if it wants to and if it has to. and they plan to join some business groups, community organizations, neighborhood organizations in front of the ninth circuit court of appeals here in san francisco, ahead of this hearing today to make that case to the public about why they believe the city has this right now, the background to all this. last year, a federal judge blocked san francisco from enforcing a local law that prohibits people from sleeping and camping on city streets. the judge in that case sided with homeless advocates who say it's not fair to force people off the streets when the city of san francisco doesn't have en

so san francisco topped the list for the most expensive cities for female commuters, too. when you factor in the yearly wages for females in san francisco, which you know is about $97,000 a year. so that comes out to a little more than 15,000 in lost wages for female commuters in san francisco. >> right. i mean, we make about 80, 80% of what men on average make. and guess what? we pay 100% of the gas costs. right? same, same there. so let me ask you, what can commuters do to try to reduce their cost of commuting? >> sure. i think right now in terms of, you know, return to office policies becoming more common after the last three years, a lot of people have gotten comfortable working from home. >> um, you know, you could negotiate that within return to office mandate. you know, there is some an argument to be made about asking for employer offers to cover some or all of your of your commuting costs. you might get a few raised eyebrows if you ask that. but i think it's worth asking if you're in that situation and also obviously utilizing public transportation when you can and

in the filing, the city of san francisco wants to pause the unlimited expansion to give the city time to file a motion seeking a new hearing. so the cpu see can address safety issues. the city thinks were overlooked to a very much like them. >> to stage their expansion and tie it to safety metrics >> we also think the cqc should have considered environmental impacts under state law. the addition of thousands of autonomous vehicles on the streets of san francisco. what that means in the filing, the san francisco fire department cites 59 instances. we're autonomous vehicles have interfered with firefighters since april of last year. among the incidents failing to yield to fire vehicles, blocking fire vehicles driving over fire hoses and entering active emergency scenes and getting in the way of firefighters granting an unlimited expansion at this stage. >> probably a little bit premature. sam abuelsamid is a transportation analyst with guidehouse insights. i really don't think the technology is really quite mature enough. 2 start putting hundreds or tppotentially thousands of thes vehic

san francisco. and san francisco really is a city of firsts. first cable car. first television invent in the san francisco. we condition. the clap on san francisco invented that. which created this door for technology and opportunity and the which ia pet the guy who invented the clap on. why do we talk about this? because when it happens in san francisco it takes flight. and here in san francisco we started with not just the first office of transgender initiatives, but it went on along with so many great leaders that were mentioned including honey and others to start a transgender district. to really work together with our transgender advisory committee to put forth initiatives to not just talk about history and the movement but to final low make real investment to push for aggressive change. i'm proud that san francisco continues to push the envelope. continues to be put on the map when it come to transgender rights. and the w this we have done together including the transhome sf and a commitment to end transhomelessness in san francisco has been transformtive.

san francisco's tenants occupancy. and i could not be more proud than the team in hudson who has catered to the city of san francisco to all the dynamic that we deserve. this building and the city, will celebrate this and many other things to come going forward. with that, as you can see, as eileen mentioned, we're about to paint this building and refacing the historic clock tower and on our way to many more exciting things here in the building. we diversified the tenants in san francisco and our marketplace and this city is reflective of what we see here at the ferry building and what we see going forward in the ferry building in the future. as we said here, there is a time capsule and i'm going to put in a time capsule right now, some photos that 25 years from now, will be picked up that will be redone and all the work that we've done to date, will be part of this photos. i'm going to drop this right here. as a little commemoration. [applause] to that end, our company the hudson pacific, we believe that the future is our hands, we're excite today work with civic leaders and future business leaders to protect and main

san francisco. it will be hard. we live for hard. san francisco is in the called a resiltien city for nothing when quakes and pandemics and challenges happen and backs are against the with you we move forward and demonstrate to the world why san francisco is a great city. that will hab when we host a peck and when we host fifa. with the soccer legends from all over. yes it has been happening at fifa and the superbowl but guess where they will stay and do things? san francisco. there are many wonderful things about this city. in addition the grateful dead with john mayer hosted 3 day sold out events everybody was dress in the tie die all over the city. it was an exciting time and people who visited said, this is a great city. this is a beautiful city this is an amazing city. it is clearly the city that tony bennett wrote about where the cable car help you reach halfway to the stars. let's remember that. as we start to go know the days of doing our work and the challenge this is continue to persist am people are counting on us to make this budget live up to when we are promising. a

enforced and it is not expected in that injunction for several days and right now in san francisco, they're waiting for the cityfrancisco and the coalition on homelessness to get before that three-panel judge on the 9th circuit court of appeals to make their arguments regarding the original lawsuit. reporting live, bob redell, nbc bayiary news. >> we'll see where we're going from here. thank you, bob. >> still no update from the chp on a deadly everyio night shooting at a homeless encampment. it happened at telegraph avenue. one man died. so far it is not clear if investigators have determined a motive or possible suspects. >>> developing right now in southern california, authorities confirmed to our sister station the man who opened fire at an orange county biker bar was indeed a former law enforcement officer. the rampage unfolded last night in a remote area just east of irvine. three people died before responding deputies killed the gunman. six more victims are in the hospital. this morning the top pros koort confirms the shooter is a former ventura police officer. sources close to the investigation also say

san francisco. to me, this is city that is a beacon, a light where people come to san francisco. people want to be tourists here, people want to live here, people want to make their way here or find a better life here and there is no better symbol. there are two symbol the golden gate bridge and the cable car. a symbol of inclusion, welcoming. how important it is when you ride the cars. you heard from the supervisor talk about the san francisco residents getting to work running their errands. everything that is part of their day and then you have our amazing tourists who come to line up at this turn around to enjoy it. to me this symbol is precious, we have to preserve it and make sure we are doing everything possible to make sure that we can maintain it. that's one reason why work very very hard at the state level to do more funding for transit this year. $5 billion across the state. part is to make sure that muni, bart, ac transit can keep operating. very very critical services, absolutely needed and making sure these cable cares keep running is at the top of the list. again, c

of san francisco has a total of more than 3200 guests at the city's6 sites. the top 3 services include emergency shelter sites, navigation centers and transitional housing it taking advantage it. we are tired of but according to homeless coalition, san francisco, there are 8,000 homeless households on the wait list for public housing, citing numbers from the city's homeless count february of 2022. san francisco point-in-time count more than 7700 homeless people. and this is why the non-profit says they filed a lawsuit against the city. the mayor is been cutting ribbon after ribbon of new shelters that have opened up a new housing programs that opened up new treatment beds. >> that are directly the result of our work. and what we're talking about, today's ask as the city named city administrator to have her department's follow the law. the court did not make any decisions at wednesday's hearings, but one judge did note. >> that as it is written in san francisco's policy does seem enforceable. but further clarification is needed on what it means to, quo

shots have been going on for a long time. passersby have been doing for several years. downtown san francisco cityown across from city hall i.e. san francisco city hall and right across the road a whole park is occupied by a camp, so to speak homeless one block from the headquarters of the federal court the smell here, of course, is terrible urine stinks of feces, there are used syringes everywhere. a senior correspondent for cnn removes iron chains, and bar locks on grocery store windows record three thefts and thefts in 30 minutes. beating drug use right on the street. now this is a typical picture for many american states. right inside the city of philadelphia, two subway stations here, the sixth largest in the united states , here the authorities offered to build special sites for safe injections so that people who need injections could do it under the supervision of paramedics, the man is a little confused, but he was lucky. he is just next to a clothing store, a man rummages in a woman's bag and takes out women's shoes from there, our tour reaches a climax. how to fight i don’t know about dr

city in 2022. but a new gallup survey shows that 46% of americans think that san francisco is an unsafe city. visitors to san francisco say they've heard reports of chaos on the streets but didn't find it when they saw the city for themselves. i've heard stories that the homeless are really high here and then like the crime rate is getting really bad in the last few years. but that's not what you found, huh? that's not what i found. no it's been a great experience that we stay carthe robbery in the television, and we saw it, but we. i think, like the city is easy now. the head of travel sf says he's not surprised to hear that visitors find the city safe. surveys conducted for sf travel show that 92% of tourists say they want to return to san francisco for another visit. he says what the city suffers from is a perception problem pushed by partizan media. well, christian, there have been of course, a number of high profile incidents that got a lot of attention. but i want to go back to that perception issue, because the survey found that political preference did in fact, influence how people fee

that's center-left, trying to create a conversation within the city of san francisco as to how city hall can be more responsive. some of their suggestions would actually be restraining or paring back reforms within the power structure of the city of san francisco the last 30 to 40 years. this group says they're trying to get people talking not just about some of the problems and some of the solutions, but also about some practical solutions of trying to get things done within the city a little bit more quickly, a little bit more efficiently, and that's why they say they sponsor this report. >> okay. sergio, we'll be seeing your full report at 6:00. really looking forward to it. thanks for that preview. >>> this isn't your average dorm room. published reports say san jose state is considering possibly using rooms in the hilton hotel downtown to house more students. "the mercury news" reports the potential deal would mean sjsu students would occupy the 264 unit's southern tower. officials would only say they are exploring options to increase student housing and no transaction

at the same time the city's overall population is expected to drop by some 25,000 people. san francisco's elderly population has been growing steadily, trending upward over the last decade. it saw a big uptick during the pandemic, when a lot of younger adults left the city. >>> up next, which bay area city ranked highest as the best place to raise a family. >>> let's give you a look inside rockefeller center. that's the control room. lester holt preparing for "nightly news." one of the top stories, every business deserves a great deal. that's why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. with our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. it's our best internet. powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99.9% reliability. plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. it's the mobile made free event-happening now. get started for just $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. comcast business, powering possibilities. >>> take a look at downtown san jose. this is one of our live came

stories about retailers leaving san francisco, especially the westfield mall closing here along market street a couple of months ago was a prime example. but today the cityopening up a brand new ikea. >> wednesday morning, san francisco's brand new ikea opened up to customers. the new store has 52,000 square feet of retail space and covers 3 stories of what had been a long abandoned mall here along market at turk street. it has everything you would find in other ikea stores, including a cafe. san francisco mayor london breed was also at the opening with the city planning to add thousands of new housing units in the years to come. she hopes that this ikea with its affordable home furnishings will become a popular spot. she also sees this as a step towards revitalizing the city's downtown >> and we are now as a result of opening here today showing the city of new models, but also showing what we're made showing our resiliency and our willingness to do everything it takes to bring back business to san francisco, not only creates an opportunity for people to shop, but it creates an opportunity for people to work. one big difference at this, ikea compared to

city in 2022. but a new gallup survey shows that 46% of americans think san francisco is an unsafe city. san francisco's mayor's office has said she's focused on safety, but that the results of the survey have a lot to do with partizan media and right wing attacks on the city. the survey shows nearly 75% of democrats feel san francisco is safe, but only 32% of republicans feel the same. visitors to san francisco say they've heard reports of chaos on the streets but didn't find it when they saw the city for themselves. i've heard stories that the homeless are really high here. and then like the crime rate is getting really bad in the last few years. but that's not what you found, huh? that's not what i found. no. it's been a great experience. it's a reputation that has even spread overseas. when we say car's robbery in the television, in. we saw it, but we i think the city is easy. the head of travel sf says he's not surprised to hear that visitors find the city safe. surveys conducted for sf travel show nearly 92% of tourists say they want to return to san francisco for another visit. sf

from rut urtd water main with the city of san francisco to pay the wong 50 thousand dollars subject to final approval by the board of supervisors. and 14, jessica versus city of san francisco settlement of unlitigated claim for damage to property a water main with the city of san francisco to pay 32 thousand dollars subject to final approval by the board of supervisors. i'm sorry fimispronounced names. members of public who wish to comment on closed session 12-13 press star 3 to speak. . do we have anyone present for upon comment. >> mr. moderator do we have callers weapon hands raised yoochlt there are no callers in the queue. public comment on closed session is closed. >> thank you. may i have a motion on whether to assert the attorney/client privilege on the closed matters. >> moved. >> second. >> thank you. can we have a relate call. >> president ajami. >> aye >> vice president maxwell. >> aye. >> paulson. >> aye. >> commissioner riverasm >> aye >> commissioner stacy. >> aye. >> thank you. move to wire back. may ia a motion whether to. sorry. disclose the items that were discusse