they distract westerners from pointing at them in san g. this is a way to say, you know, there's problems in ukraine. they've been stealing mismanaging money. they've gone outside of what we told them they could do. they blow up this pipeline . so we need to remove the support from them and let them fail. 16 people have been killed and dozens more wounded after is really forces a getting targeted as school housing displaced, palestinian families in central because of those figures. according to the entity of health ministry, you can see the aftermath of the strikes only mister route's refugee side in this voltage. the idea of claims that took precautionary measures to minimize risk for they simply and population. not the strike target must militants to allegedly use the area to plan and execute attacks against there's really soldiers loss. however, as the night it's presence up location. meanwhile, on rest in israel itself, as demonstrators picks up the street, the once again to demand elections. the health and the release of all costs just

on saturday, 16 people died in the striking to you and one school in the san a tricky g count. and in central garza, the army struck a residential building and they also want you to every opportunity. 6 people, more than 48150 pounds to indians have died since the war on gossip. again, let's go to his college where you, who's in general ballot in central guy. so just bring this up to date before spring happening. his in the well, we just received another dead body of palestinian women as the is really our tele, resetting shows. and a good age this woman was killed and was transferred to the mark in a box a hospital all. so that is where the forces targeted targeted the whole, the family, the school again, and in the city where it's targeted, as it's earlier today, where a 4 pilots in use a piece for policies have been killed, including a policy and even women and children and tons of others have been injured. palestinians have been seeking refuge in schools. they have been seeking refuge in an in hospitals, and that's the only places they were able to seek refuge after they wer

san ramon. you see it marked with those red triangles on p-g-and-e's outage map.veral of them there. these outages are not planned. they are not a part of a public safety power shut off. >> south bay fire officials are urgently warning people to avoid illegal fireworks to help. the city of san jose is sponsoring a first of its kind 4th of july celebration. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has the story. >> i'm hoping to have a blast this 4th of july weekend. san jose city officials are all for it, as long as it doesn't involve illegal fireworks. >> the decision to use illegal fireworks, in my opinion, as the fire chief, is a decision to put the community at risk. >> san jose firefighters have already had a challenging year, with the number of vegetation fires skyrocketing each month. in the month of february, they responded to 18. fast forward to june, that number was 255 and vegetation fires aren't the only worry. >> losing a finger, losing eyesight, being being critically injured because of misuse of fireworks. >> all types of fireworks, even the k

the westbound 80 drive towards the bridge and at the san mateo bridge things are getting crowded westbound heading over to 101. reed? >>> all right, g. >>> looking live at san francisco and the mayor's race for a city many say is in crisis due to crime. well, last night was a tough night for mayor london breed who faced criticism from those who would like the take her job. kelsi thorud reports this alhappened last night during the third debate for mayoral candidates. >> and -- >> reporter: from homelessness to drug use to public transit. mayoral candidates is a fariba amani yee and breed and mark ferrell took to the stage. >> my top priorities as i run for mayor are addressing public safety, tackling the widespread corruption in city hall, addressing street homelessness, and dealing with the massive overdose crisis this city has faced. >> we need to send a message to the country and to the world that you do not come to san francisco to deal drugs, to do drugs or to sleep on our streets. >> reporter: muff of the discussion was focused on incumbent mayor breed's breed policies while in office. former interim mayor mark ferrell critici

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means the players can split their seasons with the warriors at chase center or the g league affiliate in santa cruz. a sane volleyball star is about to take on the world. in paris, the men's volleyball team is returning with nine former olympians. two members are even making their fourth olympic appearances. but for one local, it will be his first. his name is taylor averell. he attended branham high in south san jose. he has played for the national team since 2014 and professionally across europe. however, the olympic games are brand new opportunity. yeah, i'm so grateful that i get to share the volleyball journey with everyone. and, yeah, so proud of myself and i'm so grateful for the people that helped me along the way. the men's team won bronze in rio but faltered in tokyo. they'll play their first match next saturday against argentina. of course, you can watch avril and all of team usa live right here on nbc bay area starting next saturday. all right. up next, you want an uber around the world. the new features to help you plan ahead for your when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...bu

>>■g■ohis san action item.i hear a motion to approve. >> i move. >> second. >> motion and seconded. we can open up to public comment, charles. >> are there members of public who wish to speak on this item? >> we have no speakers. thank you. public comment is closed. charles, call the roll. >> president is excused. vice president sullivan >> aye >> commissioner ahn j. aye. >> commissioner hunter excused. commissioner thompkins. >> aye. jot motion passes. thank you, jack. >> thank you. >> next item, charles? next item is item 9. update on the approved fiscal 24/25aao budget. and presentation on the out going grants. this is for discussion. joochs thank you if you recall at the last meeting we passed a resolution related to grants that we ghaet have out going grant in them and how the board and commission approved the action item was for board approved grants and prizes that go throughout aao process. we would come back or -- going forward will do it before but today we are coming become to talk about what was in

cochair for women's san francisco and on the board of the mama g street dintory feed 62ed innersecureme, saul am. >> wow. i will talk to you later about this introduction. not an emotional or public speaking kind of person. so this is hard for me. so bear with me. as i stutter and have dry mouth. i will start take tout san francisco immigrant right's commission for selecting me for this award. the work do you is amaze and humbleed be recognized by you. >> honestly, i had a hard time accepting and hearing i was nominated and selected for this award and i felt unworthy and i still do. i'm inspires someone out there and if that what it will do i'm here to accept this award and -- today i accept this award with a deep sense of humill id, gratitude and responsibilitiful i had a great opportunity, to meet a lot of people who have been mentors. and guide mead through nile journey of activism and advocacy. >> the most being my father. i had the pleasure being raised by a missionary doctor who focused on health out reach and add vo indicating for under served communities. i wish you could be h

g-and-e's says. it's upgrading 90 more transformers with increased capacity in the san jose area, and says it has stored enough solar and wind power to serve more than 3,000,003 million homes. rather, you can help by keeping your thermostat at 78 degrees and turning off the air conditioner at night. >> the state's largest wildfire at the moment continues to grow, with no containment in sight, and there's also added danger here. flames from the basin fire are approaching baulch camp. that's east of fresno. that's an area where pg and e employees work and live. it's also the site of critical power grid infrastructure that supplies electricity to so much of california. the wildfire has burned more than 12,000 acres. several campsites along the kings river have been evacuated, so far. you can always keep an eye on the heat and other weather where you live by downloading the abc seven news bay area app. it gives you access to the same live doppler seven tools our weather team uses. go ahead and download the app wherever you stream. abc seven news bay area. >> three coyotes were shot and killed in san francis

g league affiliate of golden state. now it's all happening sunday, august 11th. registration opens next wednesday in the san francisco fire department. getting a boost from the spca today. the nonprofit donated 95 pet rescue oxygen mask kits to the department today to provide immediate life saving care for animals suffering from smoke inhalation. no matter their size. the spca says the masks can fit small, medium and large pets, >> and they really are game changing and honestly life saving. so for animals who have been in a fire and are suffering from smoke inhalation, these masks are basically the bridge that get them from the time that they've been rescued, to the time that they can get care at an emergency veterinary facility. >> the oxygen masks will be distributed across the department in ambulances and fire engines throughout the city, with some mask kits also being supplied to cliff rescue teams. marine and mobile air units and sfo. a singer, lady gaga, has announced her engagement to a san francisco resident. the singer confirmed in a conversation with the french prime minister at the olympics on su

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g-o-l-o dot com. ed: welcome back to "bloomberg technology." ed ludlow in san francisco.de in london. let's check the markets. it has been tumultuous to say the least. we are up on the nasdaq, up 0.6%, even though we have been down three straight weeks and lost about $1 trillion worth of market cap and the nasdaq 100. russell 2000 gains, small caps outshining big tech. bitcoin, little bit of love. we had previous president trump speaking at the bitcoin event in nashville this weekend. we will see what he has to say. risk assets to better across the board. individual movers, we have got some in play. when you look at leaderboard, charter communication speech on earnings come up some 15%. doordash doing well. we finally get prop 22 being signed off by the supreme court in california. and analysts operating on the stock. dexcom, what a wipe out. 41%. this is a blood sugar monitoring device maker for diabetics. we are starting, potentially, to see the impact of a -- of ozempic and other weight-loss drugs. the ceo would not talk about common type two diabetes -- what are you l

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p-g-and-e's says planned shutoffs are likely tomorrow in parts of monterey and san benito counties. excuse me? to help prevent those wildfires as we weather this heat wave, we know that 18 wildfires are currently burning right now across california. >> this cal fire map you see here shows the areas where the crews are on the fire lines. the largest is the basin fire in fresno county, now at 28mi■!s. e of the most threatening fires, though, is the thompson fire that was in butte county near oroville. flames threatened more than 12,000 homes that have destroyed four structures there. 28,000 people were under evacuation orders. many of those orders were just lifted about 45 minutes ago. the fire started tuesday and is only 7% contained and check this out. a car crashed into a power pole in santa cruz county. and yeah, that sparked a fire there. flames burned to the top of the pole on highway nine at fern drive. the car completely charred. the chp did have to shut down the highway. one lane of traffic now back open the accident did cause some minor injuries. >> this heat wave did not st

g. we have the update on the deadly crash that devastated a san francisco community.an who crashed her car into a bus stop killing a family and her arrest. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break on this wednesday and there's a gorgeo >>> heat or no heat nothing was going to cool off the passions of soccer fans at levi's stadium last night. copa america here in the bay. the high-profile match between colombia and brazil. our jose martinez had chance to catch up with fans who created community in the lead up to the game. >> reporter: outside levi's stadium, the spirit of copa america is alive and well. [ cheering and applause ] fans from brazil and colombia celebrating their love for the game and their countries. >> let's go brazil. >> reporter: just look at marco jr. a brazilian who's been living in the bay area for five years. >> we're going to be barbecuing for the fourth and like chicken and bacon and meat and everything with coke. some -- some drinks. >> reporter: he's here with his friends sending their best vibes to their team. >> we are right

g league affiliate of golden state. the tournament was founded by nba legend kevin garnett. it's all happening sunday, august 11th. registration opens next wednesday. the san new tool to help save the lives of pets injured in house fires. the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals is providing the fire department with 95 pet rescue, oxygen mask kits. each is equipped with snout shaped oxygen masks designed to fit animals of all sizes. the spca. the masks will provide immediate life saving care to animals suffering from smoke inhalation. >> the giant rainbow flag that towers over san francisco's castro district could soon be designated a city landmark. the board of supervisors gave preliminary approval today to designate the flag as a landmark. the vote follows a recommendation from the historic preservation commission. the 20 by 30 foot flag was first put up in 1997 to commemorate 20 years since the death of supervisor harvey milk. if the board gives final approval, the legislation would become effective 30 days after being signed into law by the mayor. >> it's truly a statement piece and a centerpiece of the city because it's so big. i mean, it'

san francisco. i now declare you spouses for life. as a g surprisingly, she went against to the obama administration's deal with the banks on the national mortgage debacle demanded a larger chunk of money for california homeowners and got it. >>it is going to allow people to stay in their homes. >>the obama administration kept an eye on state attorney general harris. her name had been mentioned for possible positions as u.s. attorney general or even supreme court justice. after the sudden death of antonin scalia. she declined interest in both and while ag and 2014, her close knit family expanded. she married last angeles attorney douglas emhoff. she has made a lot of noise as california's junior senator on the high-profile judiciary and intelligence committees. she has stood out in hearings using her skills as a prosecutor. attorney general barr, has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone? >>i wouldn't. i wouldn't yes or district. could you repeat that question? i will repe

the aid san francisco firefighters will provide on the front lines as that fire continues to burn out of contro. g where the temperatures are going to be the hottest today. >> and what i've been noticing, andre, is that the winds are beginning to pick up. and when that happens, that's never a good thing. because of the potential of fire danger here in the bay area. our live weather camera at this time. look at the flag on the fly. we do have winds right there at the golden gate bridge, up to at least ten and 12mph. we have a little bit of a backup as far as the cars are concerned as well. but look at the wind speeds right now in mountain view, hayward. it's a strong onshore push there. however, most of these winds are offshore. 16 right now in the fairfield area. red flag warning is in effect for today all the way through friday morning as the winds continue to blow and the relative humidity continues to drop down to 7. right now it is at 7% in napa. and that's not a good thing. it's bone dry with those winds and we'll pick up some gusty winds at times this afternoon. you couple all that up with t

g and neurosurgery. john muir health and walnut creek took 27th for obstetrics and gynecology over 4,000 hospitals were evaluated california ratings. ucsf tied for number one with ucla and uc san diego medical center, john muir ranks second in the bay area. and number 16 in california. >> up next, a youth football leagues band has been recovered in the east day after it was stolen. now the teams looking for a way to repair the damage. also months after a family was tragically killed while waiting at a san francisco bus stop here. there's been a move to improve traffic safety in the area. it's been approved, but not everyone is on board. and then a property. what's intended to become a housing development site is now being turned into a park after a years long fight. we'll >> tonight at 5.30, a youth football league targeted by thieves in the north bay. a used to transport kids and equipment stolen from the coach sarna le guin valais. how that's red cross for sleep. your gall reports it was tracked down after being stolen and arrests have been made but not before the suspect's caused thousands of dollars in damage. >> when ryan sarna woke u

san jose helping fight those flames in butte county. more than 1300 people have been told to evacuate. the thompson fire g% broke out yesterday morning in oroville is now 7% contained. and right here in the bay area, the biggest fire we've got is that whole fire. that's 41 acres, right? north of calistoga. and it's now 40% contained. dozens of firefighters have been working to stop. the flames are spreading the cause remains under investigation. but the heat has unfortunately claimed a life. san jose mayor matt mahan announcing that an house person died on tuesday because of the heat. according to the mayor's office. that person was found near the oak hill cemetery on monterey road last night share any details about that person. only call the dealth an avoidable tragedy. the mayor also remind san jose residents, the 3 cooling centers open every day through saturday. one, a 9. they're the camden community center in the purse farm part and roosevelt community center. well, we've got a sad story because in san francisco, a 15 month old babies in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after the baby fell

g? >>> all right, reed, let's get to some of the other top stories that are making news this morning. sanar-old felix arnez. it led to an entire neighborhood being evacuated with a bomb scare. police say he planted some form of explosive device near a business last wednesday. then called the police himself to report it. >> the -- whole incident is bizarre. and it's extremely dangerous. but we're going to take every precaution and whether the device is suspicious or whatever the device might be, we're going to take it seriously. >> well, authorities determined the explosive device was incomplete but still viable. police located him in his car about ten miles away in east san jose and they arrested him. >>> new details on an oakland ice cream vendor robbery and shooting. police report the vendor was robbed at gunpoint and shot while fighting back. the suspect fled and left in a get away car and paramedics quickly transported the victim to the hospital. they are expected to recover. >>> and today a memorial service will be in honor of oakland firefighter laffon. the 25-year-old tragically pa

g and neurosurgery. over 4,000 hospitals were evaluated. ucsf tied for number one in california with ucla and i see san diego medical center's john.you're also ranks second in the bay area and 16th overall in california. >> okay. well, i hope you don't have to put those numbers to the test hopefully not go anywhere like that. >> hopefully just go to work or school or whatever you do it today. and the weather is not going to be in your way. looking good. yeah, gayle, good morning. good morning. and we are cloudy this morning, but this should dissipate by the late morning later on as this morning show goes on and we'll see some afternoon sun. and this is the view from the east bay. >> hills, quiet on our stormtracker. you see the clouds just around the coastline there. and then here's that future cast model. so around 10:00am. we'll see that clearing. and then the afternoon we'll see mostly sunny skies until the clouds roll back in the evening and later on into the morning, we have more heat on the way that area of high pressure now retro gating west. and that will bring us some temperatures to the mid 90's and triple digit heat onc

g and neuro surgery. there were over 4,000 hospitals evaluated and ucsf tied for number one in california with ucla and uc san diego medical center. john myhre ranked number 2 in the bay area and number 16 in california. for your money this morning. >> data shows americans didn't spend too much money last month's but sales were much better than expected purchases at car dealerships were down, but the economy was boosted by stronger sales in other areas, mainly retail, lower and middle income americans are feeling stretched and they're being more cautious about their budgets, affluent consumers, however, are continuing to spend, which is keeping the economy moving forward. analysts say lower gas prices most likely freed up money to use on other types of spending. home builder. confidence is still under pressure this month. the national association of home builders reading has lowered to a reading of 42 in july, making it the 3rd consecutive decline and the lowest reading since december. this consistent drop is due to high mortgage rates. inflation is still higher than the federal reserve's target, but it is on

san jose so far, really quiet on 87. >> thanks, gloria. people are waking up without electricity and pockets of the bay area. so here's a look at p-g-and-e's outage map right now. thousands were left without power yesterday, but it has been coming back slowly overnight. the green means up to 50 customers. yellow up to 500 and orange is up to 5000. and the purple triangles you see are p-g-and-e's public safety power shutoffs, all of them in the north bay. you can get out your phone and scan the code on your screen to get the very latest information on the heat wave, and you can find a link to this page to this p-g-and-e's map. i should say, plus information on cooling centers and health information. we'll keep up that qr code throughout the morning. there are concerns of hot weather could be exceptionally dangerous, especially for those people who are trying to get through the days without any kind of electricity. abc seven news reporter lena howland is in the east bay, so, lena, it's important to take precautions. >> reggie. that's right. and i'm in downtown walnut creek right now where they are expected to hit at least 103 degrees

g defense charges for folks we'll be serving under priority 3. and admit care patient in the in support of this renovation project and this is how we work at san franciscowork to insure our residents and in san franciscans are receiving care in an environment all, all admissions must meet the laguna honda that admissions and not changing that that is an opportunity to provide excellent care not just at one facility but a network and the medium interested of th means that laguna honda will be able to have admissions for patients have short stays and their goals and discharge plans. and once we roll out all priority groups for the applications and make decisions for accepting new resident. next slide, please. so admitting form resident priority one we're overjoyed to meet the staff interested and eligible toe in off we have already begun the process of reaching out and at any rate, the reviews. for laguna honda resident are considered new admonition and require a full assessment we know how long they've wait and excited to back home. next slide, please. just the brief overview of what we shared. and conclude with the slide that shows see priority groups s

g. 2246-25 sp two. the 2420 24 to 2027 local control and accountability plan for the san francisco county office of educationd the san francisco unified school district. commissioner boggess. yes. commissioner. fisher. yes. commissioner lamb. yes. commissioner. sanchez yes. commissioner. wiseman. ward. yes. vice president. alexander. yes. president. motamedi yes. seven eyes. thank you. now we're going to vote on item g324625 sp three. superintendent's proposal for the fiscal year 20 2425 recommended budget commissioner boggess. yes commissioner. fisher. yes. commissioner. lamb yes. commissioner. sanchez. yes. commissioner wiseman. ward. yes. vice president. alexander. yes president. mahtomedi. yes. seven nine. thank you. now we're going to vote on item g for 24625 sp for expenditure plan for fiscal year 20 2425 education protection account commissioner bogus. yes. commissioner. fisher. yes commissioner. lamb. yes. commissioner. sanchez. yes commissioner. weissmann. ward. yes. vice president. alexander yes. president. muhammadu. yes seven eyes. thank you. now we're going to vote on item g 5246-11 sp five. sup

san francisco neighborhood in order to gain entry tonight. >> neighbors taking things into their own hands. >> local neighbors now have just volunteered. they'll come out and look at your garage. they're just do g when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but only a few of us go out and prove it. witness the greatness of anna hall on a connection worthy of gold: xfinity mobile. only xfinity gives you the most powerful mobile wifi network, with speeds up to a gig in millions of locations. and right now, xfinity internet customers can buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. they say a man is drilling holes right into dozens of garage doors in the richmond district as a way to break into the homes. ktvu is amber lee live tonight outside police headquarters in the city with the story. amber >> mike. some people have filed police reports. others have not. they tell me they're aware that the police department is short staffed, so they've taken it upon themselves to protect each other. >> this is one of my neighbor's garages that they drilled a hole in. >> neighborhood watch captain mark dietrich tells me, since the beginning

san jose and 70s along the foothills just near los gatos. i'll have more on the forecast as we wrap up this week coming up in just a bit. for now over to you, g. >>> thank you. rolling on the freeways this morning. it's tuesday, and we are off to a foggy start on some of our bay area bridges and freeways. had the windshield wipers going this morning during my commute in and that might be the case for you as well if you are traveling on parts of highway 1 and 280 and of course here at the golden gate bridge. where that fog is hanging out like a blanket over the span there. fer taking bay bridge right now metering lights are on but really not a lot of traffic and easy commute as you head into san francisco. still in the summer traffic patterns but school will be getting under way in the next few weeks and this will likely change. right now not bad. altamont pass is the hotspot. early start to the morning commute getting on to 580 from tracy and traffic is busy between grant line and north flynn. >>> well, fire crews are still tackling the massive park fire. it's ballooned to one of the largest in california history in less than a week. >> wow.

san francisco 16 minutes. antioch to concord 13 minutes, guys. >> all right. thanks so much, gloria. people are waking up without electricity and pockets throughout the bay area. so here's a look at the p-g-and-e's outage map. right now. thousands were left without power yesterday. it has been coming back on slowly overnight. green means up to 50 customers. yellow up to 500. orange up to 5000. and those purple triangles, those are p-g-and-e's public safety power shutoffs in the north bay. you can get your phone and scan the code on your screen to get the very latest information on our heat wave, you can find a link to this pg and e map, plus information on cooling centers and health information. we will keep it up for you throughout the morning. there are concerns the hot weather could be exceptionally dangerous, including for those trying to get through this days long heat wave without electricity. abc seven news reporter lena howland is in the east bay. lena very important to take precautions this week. >> hey, reggie. that's right. good morning to you. we are live in walnut creek right now, where it is expected to reach at least 103 degrees today. and experts are telling us that they

g. 2246-25 sp two. the 2420 24 to 2027 local control and accountability plan for the san francisco county office of educationthe san francisco unified school district. commissioner boggess. yes. commissioner. fisher. yes. commissioner lamb. yes. commissioner. sanchez yes. commissioner. wiseman. ward. yes. vice president. alexander. yes. president. motamedi yes. seven eyes. thank you. now we're going to vote on item g324625 sp three. superintendent's proposal for the fiscal year 20 2425 recommended budget commissioner boggess. yes commissioner. fisher. yes. commissioner. lamb yes. commissioner. sanchez. yes. commissioner wiseman. ward. yes. vice president. alexander. yes president. mahtomedi. yes. seven nine. thank you. now we're going to vote on item g for 24625 sp for expenditure plan for fiscal year 20 2425 education protection account commissioner bogus. yes. commissioner. fisher. yes commissioner. lamb. yes. commissioner. sanchez. yes commissioner. weissmann. ward. yes. vice president. alexander yes. president. muhammadu. yes seven eyes. thank you. now we're going to vote on item g 5246-11 sp five. super

today operate is g up rents and it has driven up rents and it's a special interest law written by and for the industry. it's been a disaster for california tenants especially in cities like sansco that are already expensive. it has transferred millions of low income people across the state to mega landlords and huge corporate entities and billionaires. and why it has been impossible to a machinesed or repeal through legislative action in sacramento which is heavily dominated. i went over the potential impacts in committee, i will not do that again. i do want to say this, if folks want to oppose this resolution, and stand with the real estate lobby and right wing republicans against tenants, i think that's your choice. and i want to note that if you cast your vote, you will not be the first democrat to do that and you will not be the last. and in fact, it's worth remembering that's where costa hopkins came from. the state senator jim costa and republican phil hawkins, both carrying water for the real estate, and landlord lobby joined force to see pass the guting rent control and screwing tenants across the states i mentioned, taking billions from renters and transferring it t

to the san francisco symphony are aware of the fact that the distribution of funds to the working artists is perhaps not managed in the way it should be. there is lot of public media comment, a 'g you may have seen in which the representatives from the symphony characterize the financial difficulties in terms that make them appear b to financially responsible, however, it is my belief and belief of my colleagues that the near of financial fiduciary responsibility is masking a deeper problem and it is therefore my intention to ask this body to and to reflect with my colleagues that stated to provide intense scrutiny and oversight over funds distributed to the san francisco symphony at this time. we don't believe that the funds are being put towards the artists that make the symphony what it is, and it is worth mentioning and repeating what my colleagues said, that being a working artist in the city is incredibly difficult. it is one of the most expensive places in the world to live and unlike places like new york or berlin or london, the opportunities for working artists are limited and the san francisco symphony is one of the few places in the city where a working artists like

g six, which is, 24625 sp five. tentative agreement between united educators of san francisco, usf regarding reopener successor agreement0 disclosures. can i have a motion and a second, please? so moved second, superintendent wayne, is there a, does this need to be read into the record, this is item six, right? miss beyer can just briefly explain. so the next three items, are tentative agreements and ab 1200 disclosures with three of our bargaining units, the one we're on now is the district in usf participated in a special education workgroup and reached agreement on five tentative areas there a job study for nurses and social workers, a group to review class size and caseload numbers, early childhood staffing, classified training and supervision, and equitable caseload and workload. and this concludes our bargaining with usf through the 2425 school year. thank you. are there any questions or comments from the board, i would just like to really, appreciate all the work that's been done here, you know, there's a lot of work that went into this after all the other negotiations had closed. so thank you very much. and i re

san juan. arrancamos del otro lado del charco. paulina rubio publicÓ esta foto frente a la torre eiffel. se nota que estÁ feliz. nos quedamos en europa, dÓnde karol g muy claro que en una entrevista con la cadena cbs, el senador joe dice que no va a correr a la contienda para ser el nuevo nominado por parte del partido demÓcrata de cara a la presidencia. pero aquÍ en la casa blanca, pesar de que no hay puntos en la agenda del reciente, todavÍa hay mucho movimiento. luego de que el presidente anunciara que no va a buscar la reelecciÓn, el equipo de la vicepresidenta iniciÓ una gran cantidad de llamadas, sobre todo a los delegados. ahora, cada uno de ellos, de manera unida, le estÁn dando su apoyo a kamala harris. sin embargo, tendremos que esperar hasta el prÓximo miÉrcoles, cuÁndo el comitÉ demÓcrata se reÚna para decidir cÓmo serÁ el proceso para elegir formalmente a la persona que represente al partido demÓcrata de cara a las elecciones presidenciales. pero ya el nombre que suena como obviamente, es el de kamala harris. por eso, ya estÁ recibiendo ataques por parte del expresidente, donal trump, incluso acusÁndola de ser mÁs liberal y menos capaz