he has served as director of the san francisco office of economic and workforce development. as president of the san francisco housing authority. as director of the san francisco invest in neighborhoods initiative. and has participated in the first corps cohort as the city's government alliance for racial equity. he has shown and continues to embody someone who can be a leader. a facilitator and a bridge to enable diverse peoples to come together and work for the common good and create the kind of beloved community that dr martin luther king jr talked about, which is a place where everyone is cared for, and the social ills of racial discrimination, poverty. hunger. and hatred can be overcome by loving our neighbor and by working together in community. almighty god, we pray but still upon working taurus mayor london breed and all elected. public. uh city officials. still upon them. your spirit of wisdom, charity and justice. remind them to rely on your strength and courage when they are tired and discouraged and downhearted. help them to bear their responsibilities to their fellow san franciscans. such that they may continue to

he has served as director of the san francisco office of economic and workforce development. as president of the san francisco housing authority. as director of the san francisco invest in neighborhoods initiative. and has participated in the first corps cohort as the city's government alliance for racial equity. he has shown and continues to embody someone who can be a leader. a facilitator and a bridge to enable diverse peoples to come together and work for the common good and create the kind of beloved community that dr martin luther king jr talked about, which is a place where everyone is cared for, and the social ills of racial discrimination, poverty. hunger. and hatred can be overcome by loving our neighbor and by working together in community. almighty god, we pray but still upon working taurus mayor london breed and all elected. public. uh city officials. still upon them. your spirit of wisdom, charity and justice. remind them to rely on your strength and courage when they are tired and discouraged and downhearted. help them to bear their responsibilities to their fellow san franciscans. such that they may continue to

he has served as director of the san francisco office of economic and workforce development. as president of the san francisco housing authority as director of the san francisco invest in neighborhoods initiative. and has participated in the first corps cohort as the city's government alliance for racial equity. he has shown and continues to embody someone who can be a leader. a facilitator and a bridge to enable diverse peoples to come together and work for the common good and create the kind of beloved community that dr martin luther king jr talked about, which is a place where everyone is cared for, and the social ills of racial discrimination, poverty. hunger. and hatred can be overcome by loving our neighbor and by working together in community. almighty god, we pray but still upon working taurus mayor london breed and all elected. public. uh city officials. still upon them. your spirit of wisdom, charity and justice. remind them to rely on your strength and courage when they are tired and discouraged and downhearted. help them to bear their responsibilities to their fellow san franciscans. such that they may continue to

he has served as director of the san francisco office of economic and workforce development. as president of the san francisco housing authority the san francisco invest in neighborhoods initiative. and has participated in the first corps cohort as the city's government alliance for racial equity. he has shown and continues to embody someone who can be a leader. a facilitator and a bridge to enable diverse peoples to come together and work for the common good and create the kind of beloved community that dr martin luther king jr talked about, which is a place where everyone is cared for, and the social ills of racial discrimination, poverty. hunger. and hatred can be overcome by loving our neighbor and by working together in community. almighty god, we pray but still upon working taurus mayor london breed and all elected. public. uh city officials. still upon them. your spirit of wisdom, charity and justice. remind them to rely on your strength and courage when they are tired and discouraged and downhearted. help them to bear their responsibilities to their fellow san franciscans. such that they may continue to be trustworthy

he has served as director of the san francisco office of economic and workforce development. as president of the san francisco housing authority. as director of the san francisco invest in neighborhoods initiative. and has participated in the first corps cohort as the city's government alliance for racial equity. he has shown and continues to embody someone who can be a leader. a facilitator and a bridge to enable diverse peoples to come together and work for the common good and create the kind of beloved community that dr martin luther king jr talked about, which is a place where everyone is cared for, and the social ills of racial discrimination, poverty. hunger. and hatred can be overcome by loving our neighbor and by working together in community. almighty god, we pray but still upon working taurus mayor london breed and all elected. public. uh city officials. still upon them. your spirit of wisdom, charity and justice. remind them to rely on your strength and courage when they are tired and discouraged and downhearted. help them to bear their responsibilities to their fellow san franciscans. such that they may continue to

we ended up on going to offer the remaining units first right of refusal to the san francisco housing authority and where they can utilize the housing choice voucher program. to help facilitate affordable housing. and so usm, united to safety mission and different organizations they have been made aware and supportive of this and they can that's the funding mechanism behind those. in addition to the m. ou agreement and the housing choice vouch are program we worked with them on the physical design of the project as well. and you see, in there is what was the left what we brought them and then we think i'm happy with what our architects and the community worked with there. we had a reduction in unit count. added murals. there is a parking lot of our grem we are offering will reduced rent for you active ground floor retail spaces. and so that is there is murals around there. but those would be community usm help sends us a list of businesses that we can select from for this. you see the 2 murals on the facade long 15th and south vaness. and the community open space requirement. we have 3 full lev

we ended up on going to offer the remaining units first right of refusal to the san francisco housing authority and where they can utilize the housing choice voucher program. to help facilitate affordable housing. and so usm, united to safety mission and different organizations they have been made aware and supportive of this and they can that's the funding mechanism behind those. in addition to the m. ou agreement and the housing choice vouch are program we worked with them on the physical design of the project as well. and you see, in there is what was the left what we brought them and then we think i'm happy with what our architects and the community worked with there. we had a reduction in unit count. added murals. there is a parking lot of our grem we are offering will reduced rent for you active ground floor retail spaces. and so that is there is murals around there. but those would be community usm help sends us a list of businesses that we can select from for this. you see the 2 murals on the facade long 15th and south vaness. and the community open space requirement. we have 3 full lev

homelessness in san francisco high cost market the goal is to reduce homelessness and foster youth work with the department of homelessness and supportive housing and the san francisco housing authority. service this will be provided include the following. support funding and applying for -- housing. in prehousing direct service. move in deposits and housing subsidies. housing support and and a halvinggation. retention services and linkages to the youth homeless system services. the resources will be available to support up to 75 foster care youth. and -- to reiterate they are reauthorizations we tends to the board last year and had acceptance and -- resolution for the allocations and they are increased amounts. thank you and i'm happy to take questions. >> thank you. i don't believe there are questions open this up for public comment. >> clear clear

homelessness in san francisco high cost market the goal is to reduce homelessness and foster youth work with the department of homelessness and supportive housing and the san francisco housing authority. service this will be provided include the following. support funding and applying for -- housing. in prehousing direct service. move in deposits and housing subsidies. housing support and and a halvinggation. retention services and linkages to the youth homeless system services. the resources will be available to support up to 75 foster care youth. and -- to reiterate they are reauthorizations we tends to the board last year and had acceptance and -- resolution for the allocations and they are increased amounts. thank you and i'm happy to take questions. >> thank you. i don't believe there are questions open this up for public comment. >> clear clear administrative ar members of the public who are ar joining us remotely and wish to comment. please call 415655000 enter the meeting. i d 24991046355 and press pound twice once connected press star 32 entrance speaker line assistant probably indicate that you have raised your hand when the system indicates you have been in muted. there wi

the emergency housing voucher as i touched on briefly, san francisco through the housing authority and hsh was awarded 906 emergency housing vouchers and we have about 250 of the vouchers targeted for families with children and 234 of these have been deployed and 181 of the families have already moved in. the goal is to complete all move-ins by the end of the year and we are well on track to do that. one thing that we really focused on with the emergency housing vouchers is through contracts with non profit service providers and neighborhood based efforts really focused on serving bipoc households and we have seen 94 percent of the households matched with these vouchers are people of color, 26 percent within that, 26 percent are latinx and 81 percent are female headed households. really excited about our work to use this as a tool to advance housing equity. i did already touch on the expansion of new subsidy programs for families so i won't spend more time on that but slide 15 has more details on that. i also want to touch on shelter. this is something we talked about a great deal in t

jobina: calls for action after an un-housed person was hosed down by a frustrated business owes -- owner in san francisco and he spoke with authoritiespologized for what he did. reggie: house republicans are promising more investigations into president biden found stock -- document. >> a this mom the game day. an accident near fish friend road, on loose -- -- 74 is on their. jobina: new earbuds. they transmit audio to the years and they cost about 750 dollars. drew: bama. earrings. airpods. good for her. reggie: ok. jobina: have a wonderful day. and if you are streaming, watches in like 10 seconds at seven >>> good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, we begin a new week with washington focused on the handling of secret government documents. biden classified documents investigation. new questions after news of even more materials discovered at the president's home. both sides of the aisle calling for transparency. could there be a congressional probe? this morning, what the white house is saying. >>> breaking overnight. black boxes found in the deadly plane crash investigation after a passenger jet headed to a popular touri

san francisco. some of housing were the cause, housing would be the solution, and it clearly hasn't been in san francisco or california. >> trace: interesting to me because the los angeles homeless services authorityd it was decreasing in hot spots like skidrow, venice, and hollywood, but they said the following, researchers who zeroed in on those three areas returning dozens of times over a year recorded large increases in unsheltered homeless, 13% in skidrow, 14% plus in hollywood, and 32% in venice, averaging out at 18%. that's a big discrepancy. somebody didn't get the numbers right. >> absolutely. i think it speaks to the dishonesty that people who advocate public housing, socialize housing, have used people suffering from drug addiction who have lost their homes, isolated from their friends and family because of their addiction. we know that it's not the solution. people in a state of late stage addiction who have lost everything in our living on the streets, they need an intervention, they need court ordered drug treatment and recovery in order to get over there homelessness and recover from addiction. >> trace: michael shellenberger, always great to have you on. thank you, sir. >> thanks f

finally, with regard to so acalled affordable houds ing, san francisco chronicle entitled broken homes, the author noted that so called affordable housings for years failed to meaningfully regulate the non profits (inaudible) many buildings descending in the pattern of chaos crime and death the investigation found.". so, in closing i like to say, we clearly need housing that is affordable but think we should stop referring to the housing you are pushing here is (inaudible) that is what we need to describe this housing is soul destroying housing and not affordable. thank you. >> thank you so much for your comments. just wanted to make a small announcement. are you present for item number 3? we are taking public comment now. okay. great. let's take the next caller, please. >> good afternoon. this is (inaudible) race equity coalition. we are delighted to hear about the opening of this site. the possibility of a site in collaboration with the state and supervisor preston's good work. let's get to it and let a affordable housing developer take on this project for our community. thank you. >> are thank you so much for your comments. we have o

finally, with regard to so acalled affordable houds ing, san francisco chronicle entitled broken homes, the author noted that so called affordable housing in the tenderloin "because san francisco leaders for years failed to meaningfully regulate the non profits (inaudible) many buildings descending in the pattern of chaos crime and death the investigation found.". so, in closing i like to say, we clearly need housing that is affordable but think we should stop referring to the housing you are pushing here is (inaudible) that is what we need to describe this housing is soul destroying housing and not affordable. thank you. >> thank you so much for your comments. just wanted to make a small announcement. are you present for item number 3? we are taking public comment now. okay. great. let's take the next caller, please. >> good afternoon. this is (inaudible) race equity coalition. we are delighted to hear about the opening of this site. the possibility of a site in collaboration with the state and supervisor preston's good work. let's get to it and let a affordable housing developer take on this project for our community. thank you. >> ar

san francisco and beating paul pelosi with a hammer. authorities say pap also plan to kidnap the former house speaker. he's pleaded not guilty to both state and federal charges. developing news, 5 memphis police officers are now facing charges, including second-degree murder in the death of tyree nichols. >> nichols was severely beaten following a traffic stop. he later died. the family's lawyers say that he was punched, kicked taser less than 100 yards from his home. police say he had been pulled over for reckless driving and then ran off on foot to the leading to a confrontation. the 5 officers all had less than 6 years. experience. all of them fired last week. today the local da talked about the charges. >> we all want the same thing. we want justice. tyree nichols. it's my hope that if there is any. silver lining to be drawn from this very dark cloud. it's that perhaps this incident can open a broader conversation about the need for police reform. >> the da says body camera video of that arrest and beating will be released tomorrow. a joint fbi and district attorney investigation looms over a grou

authorities say the pap also plan to kidnap the former house speaker. he has pleaded not guilty to both state and federal charges in san francisco. 3 pedestrians have been killed this year while trying to cross the streets. and it's not even the group walk sf started its vision, 0 campaign 9 years ago with the goal of eliminating all fatal crashes by 2024, it's going to be difficult to reach that goal after the deadliest year yet for pedestrian related deaths on for u.s.. rob nesbitt joins us live with more on the groups of people most likely to become a victim to a fatal crash. rob. ken and pam last year, 20 people were killed while walking in san francisco. most of them, elderly, asian, american or both. and the city is already off to a rough start this year. >> on monday, san francisco recorded its 3rd pedestrian death of the year here at the intersection of franklin in the streets near city hall. the victim was an asian-american woman. and according to the executive director of walk sf jodi maderas, the first 2 pedestrians killed in 2023. are also asian women. speed is the number one cause that we see over and over and over again for traffic people

promise to help solve california severe housing crisis appears to have done little to help senate bill 9 authored by state senator scott wiener of san francisco allows homeowners to convert their homes into duplexes on a single family lot or divide their parcel and half to build another duplex. this means a total of for housing units could be built on a single family lot. however, a new report from uc berkeley shows that across 13 cities, including san francisco and san jose, only 282 property owners applied for. the s p 9 projects and of those only 53 were approved. however, the report says it is still too early to consider. this is a total failure as it is only been there for around a year. >> is going on in congress this week as new committee assignments are grabbing headlines under the new republican regime tonight only on kron 4. i caught up with california representative adam schiff. he made a name for himself by going after donald trump. all while earning a new nickname in the process. >> adam schiff is measured but direct. the california congressman who graduated high school, by the way, from on a vista high in danville. it's in the b

authorities. president biden addressed mayors from across the country during today's u. s mayors conference at the white house. several bay area leaders attended, including san francisco's london breed. lisa gilmore, santa clara, matt mehan of san jose and oakland. xiang tao. president biden talked about how much respect he has for the work the mayor's do with the local level. some of you know, i started my career as a county councilman. in the state of delaware, and then i ran for the u. s senate because surveys local officials too hard. they know where you live. knock on your door and have always had enormous respect for the job you do. other topics included immigration, homelessness, covid-19 social justice and gun violence. today marks exactly two years into the biden administration. the white house has been touting accomplishments that they've made in that time. but there's a cloud overhead as the president is facing an investigation and an undecided political future boxes. lauren blanchard has more tonight from washington, d. c. joseph robinette biden jr do solemnly swear to years ago, president joe biden was sworn into office on a cold january day halfway through

fillal randolph institute and housing authority to deliver 7 thousand turkeys and food bags, 300 trees and 15 thousand toys to families living in public housing in san francisco. a very amazing powerful event and shouting out the staff linda (inaudible) thank you. >> wonderful. thank you so much. i'll add to the report that, already in my life before i became a commissioner, but certainly augmented and supported by my experiences with the commission and all the amazing people i get to work with in rec and park with a very visionary leader phil ginsburg who may or may not be paying attention at this time. >> always paying attention. always. (inaudible) >> i just enrolled in a fairly new program out of university of california called the climate steward certification program. beginning end of february i'll be taking courses and doing field study in pointe reyes. i ink the my capstone project (inaudible) for city and county of san francisco. i'm really really excited about this. i think it will be the beginning of my new life as a naturalist so that is my report. that concludes the president report. >> any public comment in room 416 on the president report? seei

san francisco. everyone in the car survived. authorities arrested the driver. now experts speculate that the batteries in tesla's undercarriage most likely kept the vehicle from tipping forward during the plunge helping save lives. >>> the white house.s. has not previously sent there such as bradley vehicles, armored carriers that transport troops into combat. the u.s. is sending 138 humvees, 250,000 rounds of ammunition, and 500 anti-tank missiles as part of the package. >>> some breaking news from capitol hill now. the stalemate over the next house speaker looks like it could stretch into the weekend. republican leader kevin mccarthy losing another round of voting today. however, he did manage to flip 14 votes in his favor, not enough to get him the gavel, though. correspondent ryan nobles joins us now. ryan, several of the previous holdouts switched their votes. talk to us about what made them flip. >> reporter: there was a lot of negotiation that took place last night, aaron. members of the breakaway caucus were in and out of offices talking to allies of kevin mccarthy trying to find a place where they would feel comfortable casting a vote for kevin mccarthy as speaker. after many of them did, they talked about how they believe

housing. item 18. resolution to authorize the issuance and sale 42 million in aggregate principle amount in one or more bondos taxable basis of city of san francisco general obligation bonds. for embarcadero, earthquake safety, serious 23b. and item 19. a resolution to authorize the issuance and sale not to exceed 172 million aggregate amount on a tax exempt or taxable basis of san francisco general obligation bonds social bonds, affordable housing 2019, series 23c. >> thank you. roll call, please. >> on items 16-19 supervisor engardio. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> supervisor safai. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> and supervisor dorsey. >> aye. >> there are 11 aye's >> those resolutions are adopted and ordinance passed on first reading all unanimously. next item, please. >> item 20-22 comprise 3 resolutions -- public health item 20 approved the second metropolitan to the agreement with special service for groups inc. and department of public health

san francisco supervisors. back scares excuse me - demands that are buildings and ownership are need and control of those community that they live in. and the reason our blocks are lowering crimes and (bell ringing). the housing authority for the last decade have fulfill escrowed latino and black with a in favor that blacks mixed fair housing the department of building inspection allows us to be treated in unhabitable housing situations. since 02012 (bell ringing) >> my time is up. >> thank you thank you for your comments this evening. >> we'll have the clerk get those hear from the next speaker, please.. thank you. >> good evening board of supervisors non-complying a mary i'm with the services we are asking that the was family shelter not close on december 15th and to acquire the was to be a much needed family shelter the was a a low barrier shelter for pregnant women and people fleeing domestic violence an oasis for children and people in crises. the late data in february of 2022 points to nearly a quarter of unhoused youth facing eviction and further the respondents in the city were asked howled and 18 percent of the population in san francisco reported first experiencing homeless as a child under 18 and three 1 exp

san francisco supervisors. back scares excuse me - demands that are buildings and ownership are need and control of those community that they live in. and the reason our blocks are lowering crimes and (bell ringing). the housing authority for the last decade have fulfill escrowed latino and black with a in favor that blacks mixed fair housing the department of building inspection allows us to be treated in unhabitable housing situations. since 02012 (bell ringing) >> my time is up. >> thank you thank you for your comments this evening. >> we'll have the clerk get those hear from the next speaker, please.. thank you. >> good evening board of supervisors non-complying a mary i'm with the services we are asking that the was family shelter not close on december 15th and to acquire the was to be a much needed family shelter the was a a low barrier shelter for pregnant women and people fleeing domestic violence an oasis for children and people in crises. the late data in february of 2022 points to nearly a quarter of unhoused youth facing eviction and further the respondents in the city were asked howled and 18 percent of the population in san francisco reported first experiencing homeless as a child under 18 and three 1 exp

san francisco supervisors. back scares excuse me - demands that are buildings and ownership are need and control of those community that they live in. and the reason our blocks are lowering crimes and (bell ringing). the housing authority for the last decade have fulfill escrowed latino and black with a in favor that blacks mixed fair housing the department of building inspection allows us to be treated in unhabitable housing situations. since 02012 (bell ringing) >> my time is up. >> thank you thank you for your comments this evening. >> we'll have the clerk get those hear from the next speaker, please.. thank you. >> good evening board of supervisors non-complying a mary i'm with the services we are asking that the was family shelter not close on december 15th and to acquire the was to be a much needed family shelter the was a a low barrier shelter for pregnant women and people fleeing domestic violence an oasis for children and people in crises. the late data in february of 2022 points to nearly a quarter of unhoused youth facing eviction and further the respondents in the city were asked howled and 18 percent of the population in san francisco reported first experiencing homeless as a child under 18 and three 1 exp