here in san francisco, more than 20 organizations have signed on to a letter, including the california chapter, the american academy of pediatrics, the san francisco families union, and many others. i also want to thank the councilors who have met with me to discuss this issue. i would ask you to protect the kids exposed to lead to adopt the health-based option adopted my doctors. >> the advisory committee reports and appointments. number one, report from the parent advisory council. [speaking spanish]. >> good evening, president, commissioners, superintendent, staff, delegates, and community members. i have two kids, one is at hoover middle school in seventh grade and the other is in pre-k at brian elementary school. [speaking spanish]. >> the role of the parent of the advisory council, the p.a.c., is to inform the board of education policy discussions. due to the timing of the board of education meeting, the p.a.c. has not met since our last report to the board in october of 2019. this report includes updates on funding, the involvement fair, the alignment summit, and projects that p.a.c. members has prioritized for this year's school year. [speaking spanish].

family heirloom. >>take a look at this san francisco's union square getting ready for the christmas season. this is video of the big tree being put in place an decorations beginning to be put up the ice rink also officially open today, the rain will remain open through monday january, the 20th the rink is open from 00:10am in the morning until 11 30 at night and boy it's just hard to accept that the holidays are right around the corner, this. >>ok let's live outside and my looking at yes that's a more of a summertime treat right foot. >>we're getting into this time of year that fog is kind of slip in parts right now, but certainly always mean they are well on the way now outside we've got that patchy fog near sfo, no delays being reported at sfo but ucf in deck that is coming on shore several mountain you see lights on top of the mound to get an idea of just how low that fog is coming in right now so ah certainly we want to see some of that fog around the bay area overnight tonight early tomorrow morning will be dense in spots may be affecting your commute to i think and we're below not bef

director of a phil randolph institution our goal to have two pathways to sustaining a family here in san francisco and your unionn to do that i have this huge way to work with the community members and i think i found my calling i started in 1996 working for willie brown, jr. i worked in he's mayor's office of housing in the western edition and left 3 years went to law school of san francisco state university and mayor brown asked me to be the director of the taxicab commission and through the process i very much card by the contracting process and asked me townhouse the city purchaser and worked with me and i became the deputy administrator and . >> having trouble struggling to make ends meet folks will not understand what importance of voting is so we decided to develop our workforce development services after a couple of years offering pathways to sustainable jobs. >> (clapping.) >> we've gotten to a place to have the folks come back and have the discussion even if participation and makes sense we do public services but we also really build strong communities when i started this job my sons were 2 and 5 now 9

it's located at the union city family center right there along with full road. well in san francisco man is in custody, a deadly assault case from 3 years ago, raw scrutiny and he was arrested on sunday. the attack happened right along market street near 7th street ts is back in november of police found william evans ere suffering from an appant trauma. evansater died from his injuries. police in san francco arrested a man they call a wedding crash. as there is right there he's behind bars for stealing pues. police say that he targeted a number r of weddings and other events and seemed to travel frequently. hernandez s also arrested at sfo last week and had arrest warrants in san francisco, los angeles and aboutt he's been arrested 21 top time since 1980. fopeople driving through montey calif county, vehicles are getting hit by rojectes once again we'll have the latest on this investigation coming up. >>plus sing tensions over lowering emissions standards is leading ta lawsuit. ana massive chemical plant explosion in texas for singh evacuations. we'll have t latest after the break. w

both the teachers' union and our office and i know many other elected are looking for a more family friendly city in san francisco. this includes prioritizing affordable family housing and keeping our educators in the city that we serve. so we're excited to see also new funding sources that are merging right now, and becoming available in order to build housing for our educators, including both at the state level and with this local affordable housing bond. and we really can't wait to see this work and to see more affordable homes being built in every neighborhood in san francisco. so thank you very much for your time. and we hope to have your support. >> thank you. >> so again audrey merlone. the proposed ordinance would amend the planning code to require half of residential units in educator housing projects, to have two or more bedrooms and to eliminate the requirement that educator housing projects have a minimum number of three bedroom units. this is an amendment to proposition e, as he said, which passed this past november 5th. the department has received two letters of support for the proposed ordinance, o

family. i still want to continue to be a san francisco resident, and i think you should push this project forward. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> i'm a union carpenter worked 25 years as a carpenter. i live here now. i've been here back in the '70s and then other side then over here. 193 new places, that's great. i support this project. they need to keep the political stuff out of it and just build the housing. and you need more, tougher rent-controlled laws like berkeley has. that is really tough. that would keep people in their homes and would slow down these people that are buying up these houses and jacking the rents up. okay. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. i'm also going to call up some more names. [calling names] >> hello, planning commission. i am michelle leonard bell. i work with mission hiring hall. mission hiring hall has worked for almost 50 years to connect san francisco residents such as the residents in district 11 to training and not just jobs but careers. and our goal is to train and get people to careers that can sustain them living in the city. we are in support of this project. one main reason we are in s

union scare macy's in san francisco. i love that. three, two, one, and there they are. crowds of people for the unveiling tonight. it's a holiday tradition for a lot of families.can imagine. for adults too. it's a magical moment. >> the puppies. the eyes are so big. they're puppy eyes. so cute. >> oh, so are you, buddy. >> he should be a news anchor. that was well said. macy's is partnering with the san francisco spca and animal care and control this year. all of the animals are up for adoption, and they are hard to resist. so that is the kind of window shopping we should be doing, all of us, this season. >> i look how the puppies are so excited. the kitties are -- oh, now they're playing. >> take me home. >> union square macy's. they're there through the holiday season. we can't top that, can we? >> rain and snow next week. >> and the niners on nbc sunday night. have a great weekend. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -

families are getting squeezed out of san francisco every day. this legislation will allow for real affordable housing to be built in san francisco. and it will be built for the union. we absolutely support this legislation and encourage you to support it as well. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. cory smith on behalf of the action coalition. officially obviously in support of this legislation here as well. and i think the thing that we're most excited about is how much the conversation usually shifted really over the last two or three years specifically about the density in this case on the west side of san francisco. and what it actually means for every part of san francisco to do their fair share. and so for all of the people that were involved in this, not only this piece of legislation but everything else in just increasing that conversation, making people more aware and making sure that everybody understood what our current zoning actually allows us to do and not do in san francisco. so, you know we want this to be successful. we want to continue to look for more things to make equity density -- the other way arou

addition, union street, so many great places that you can shop, you can buy gifts that will be unique gifts for our family members and friends, because they are unique small businesses in san franciscoa lot of love and care goes into these places. and we want to make sure that when you are out shopping this holiday season, that you really look at your neighborhoods and different neighborhoods throughout san francisco and support our small business community. let me tell you. i still use a lot of the same places i've been using since i was a kid. believe it or not, they are still here. i still go to the same dry cleaner. the lady who is been doing my nails for over 20 years is still doing my nails even though i didn't get them done today. the places -- i had the same dentist, a small business owner, since i've had teeth. it's so incredible to have these incredible relationships that you have because it's a personal touch with the people who run these businesses. because most often when you walk into any of these places, nine times out of ten, the owner of the store will be there and that is why he is here today because he's not only the owner, he's an employee. he works here every si