she completed the daycare center in san pathway in 2014. 0, area. sustainable building cause that is in demand worldwide. she teaches harvard immune answering and is one of the few women to run her own architectural firm. again and again, she feels drawn back to bangladesh, me participation high, equal rights to the bowl village. both men and women joined in to build this award winning to story therapy center for people with disabilities law. the 1st building made a clean year. it went up in 2016, a birthing room for rob or austria. ah, once the project confusing him to be completed, you move on to the next construction site. this time and you see last night and how many color nuances play has from reddish yellow issue to dark brown. you don't need any chemicals for and this will be our problem is that the cannibal alternative is always cheaper. and that definitely has to change this pioneer of sustainable building. those are still a long way to go night. i hope you might hope that architecture can really be a tool for improving living conditioning and bolstering social justice and c

. >>> a billion-dollar promise, a potential pathway from san francisco to l.a., gets a big boost.nt on a long overdue project. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues now. >>> good morning to you on this friday, thanks so much for making ace part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we start with breaking news first at 6:00, did you feel it at least in the south bay? talking about an quarterback. >> 3.5 magnitude quake centered near watsonville south of gilroy, about 3:45 this morning. we want to look at all the people reporting that they felt it. from our tag board, just that shaking this morning. i want to bring in meteorologist kari hall right now more on who may have felt this quake and also look at the faults, kari. >> so this is on the san andreas fault and at this point up to 330 people who were shaken out of bed and reporting to the usgs like yeah, i felt that. here is a

that next and asian- pacific islander adults from underserved parts of san francisco with hands-on training, and a life-changing pathway >> it's a program that is essentially gearing towards career readiness in emt or the medical field in general. >> reporter: the pilot program launched earlier this year and is funded through the office of work for developments opportunities for all initiative, one of mayor london breed's signature programs for san francisco use 13 to 24. >> i wanted to make sure we had a program where kids cannot only have experiences and learn about incredible opportunities come about that money was not a barrier to their success. >> reporter: natalie was the training free, each student received a $3000 per month stipend, part of a guaranteed income pilot program, so they wouldn't have to worry about how to make ends meet while studying. >> this stipend made sure i didn't retract back to thatrter hop use emt get him a fi d the opportunities for all initiative also helping young adults from marginalized communities secure hands-on training in the film industry. here san francisco native bill elliston

and while 857 has provided a pathway for the city of san francisco to establish is a public bank, the city still has to develop a business plan to create a public bank in order to move forward. so in july of last year, the budget and legislative analyst's office produced a report on public banking, and i know we'll be talking more about that, and further expanding on potential pathways to create a public bank, and i introduced earlier this year this ordinance, informed by the work of the public bank coalition to establish the working group task with producing the business plan and resulting in the next step being an application to the state of california, for san francisco to establish is a public bank in the coming years. i want to thank the -- the san francisco bank coalition is an amazing coalition that has tirelessly been advocating for this and doing the hard work related to establishing a public bank. in particular, i want to thank jackie fielder, curtis woo, cecile jacobs, ray matello, julian la rosa, and jeffrey fernandez for their vision and their advocacy. and i also want to

affordable places to live and work, breaking down barriers to employment, connecting san franciscans to career pathways, and advancing racial and economic justice by pursuing an equity-driven approach in everything we do. so our budget reflects these priorities, such as dream keeper, which we will be addressing multi-generational african-american unemployment, (indiscernable) direct financial support programs for undocumented workforce, our small business covid relief, and by expanding the capacity of our community-based organizations who often are the front line in conducting proactive outreach in our commercial corridors, including the city's west side. going forward, we are proposing three primary areas of expanded investment, which this slide illustrates. this first is a $14.7 million investment in what we're calling our city core reopening plan, which is really about public space improvements, safety, and creating a welcoming environment for both residents and people coming to their work, and visitors. and the scope of the geography is from mid-market in the tenderloin to downtown, including fishe

san francisco and let's consider long-term funding. citizens rely onccsf for cost which give them a pathway to more job opportunities .'ve always personally been interested in taking this language classes at ccsf in order to bolster my community better and be better connected to my heritage. please consider this investment in the future of ccsf.thank you. >> when i first came to the united states i was struggling with english. after high school i went to college where i was well prepared for the university challenges . a few years ago i retired from city college as the faculty. after decades of working with students. i would not be where i am today without the strong foundation i havereceived at city college . please please put your priority on education. where many of us students will be old pillars of our society in thefuture . thank you for your time. and lots keep up the good work. >> my name is rob young and i'm a teacher city college area i teach english as a second language to immigrants and these immigrants are in the need of improving their language skills sothey can contribute to our economy . for example my

and while 857 has provided a pathway for the city of san francisco to establish is a public bank, the city still has to develop a business plan to create a public bank in order to move forward. so in july of last year, the budget and legislative analyst's office produced a report on public banking, and i know we'll be talking more about that, and further expanding on potential pathways to create a public bank, and i introduced earlier this year this ordinance, informed by the work of the public bank coalition to establish the working group task with producing the business plan and resulting in the next step being an application to the state of california, for san francisco to establish is a public bank in the coming years. i want to thank the -- the san francisco bank coalition is an amazing coalition that has tirelessly been advocating for this and doing the hard work related to establishing a public bank. in particular, i want to thank jackie fielder, curtis woo, cecile jacobs, ray matello, julian la rosa, and jeffrey fernandez for their vision and their advocacy. and i also want to

the smart rail service into heelsburg and further north, closing gaps in a pedestrian and bike pathway along san francisco bay trail. providing accessibility and signage at the mouth of the smith river overlook. and planning for a safe pedestrian crossing into a channel. the invest act will also start planning for improvements along route 37 to benefit both commuters and the environment in the face of rising sea levels. i thank chairman defazio for his leadership on this bill and i look forward to sending it to president biden's desk for his signature. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from oregon reserves. the gentleman from missouri. mr. graves: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i yield 1 1/2 minutes to the gentleman from illinois, mr. bost. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized for 1 1/2 minutes. mr. bost: i thank the gentleman for yielding and, you know, with this bill, house democrats are saying that it comes down to our nation's -- when it comes to our nation's forecast, it's either their

pathways to citizenship for the immigrant community. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you. colleagues, these two resolutions were introduced with the values that we support working people in san francisco. we support those who often times do not have a seat at the table and having their voices silence bid those who are in the positions of power. the resolution to commend jordan jo bill -- billups is a privilege of mine. jordan is a constituent in district 1. i want to thank jordan for organizing and leading the cannabis worker to unionize and urbana dispensary, in the favor of unfair labor practices and in retaliation. workers at the dispensary began to organize a union with local 5 to improve working conditions. despite management attacks and fear and intimidation, jo stood strong for the workers. stood up to management. they continue to push back against management lies and take tactics. because of this jo was fired in january of this year for no other reason other than because they were effectively leaders of organizing efforts urbana. jo stood strong by gathering sufficient evidence recruiting other workers to testify on their behalf and worked with their union in regards

a way to make sure that everyone gets to benefit from the great place that san francisco is and that we are building pathwayso be able to stay here and that they feel like they will belong. >> just do it. sign up for it. [♪♪♪] [♪♪♪] >> today we're kicking off summer together. and it's a program that we created because we know that it's been a really hard year for all of you. missing an entire year of school, i can't even imagine what you've been dealing with. nor did i think that we'd be in the midst of a global pandemic. we were able to save lives because we all sacrificed and now it's time for to us make sure that you have the opportunities that you deserve. "summer together" was created as a way to bring you all together, but to also open the doors of opportunity so that you can have an experience like the one here today at stripe. and i want to thank stripe, and thank you carmel for being here and thank you, stripe, for opening up their space to make this program possible for our young people this summer. [applause] i mean, you guys got a real professional chef that is well known. i'm sure that the food

pathway to some treatment and on a life. no, he's actually planning on starting a nonprofit here in san francisco.t's going to help people to a alright della, thank you. >> wildfire coverage now the lab a fire in the shasta trinity national forest has burned more than 13,000 acres since it was sparked by lightning last friday. it's burning north of mount shasta. we want to show you a live picture of the fire. now, this is from one of pg e's wildfire cameras. you can see is still actively an evacuation warning has been issued along highway 97 north of the town of weed. a 30 mile stretch of the highway is closed between we and juniper lodge, the lap of fires now just 19% contained crews in the south bay have started a monthslong project to try to reduce wildfire danger in and around alum. rock park. the east san jose park covers 720 acres in the conditions there. of course, a very dry crews will be clearing brush trimming branches and removing all dead trees over the next few months and with the 4th of july holiday approaching authorities want to remind people that fireworks are illegal in the park

san francisco hadage open port tool. we have been working over the past six months with the staffing we have to piece together or the pathway of the information that will be completed this month. the information available to the public, you can correct me if it's online fill in the gap and the public can accident actively search the data fur their invest and purposes. we are glad they were able to be made. look for that by the end of this month i'll report back to you next month with specific information. also, it's up to the audit program commissioner bush you mentioned an audit. the lobbying audit program is something that's now actively in development with our new audit manager and client review manager onboard. they joined us in the middle of april and i had been working with our audit that's on staff pending return of the other auditor that's a service worker on deployment this month. we started to put together a plan for the coming year and that's a priority we discussed with the bla office in previous meetings that's a process we are looking to keep you posted about that. one thing i wanted to highlight in the last m

have more investment into job training and building career pathways that are intentionally focused on our african-american residents here in san francisco and the fourth thing that we're saying is that there needs to be intentional investments into small business and our business recovery fund. next up is our health focus. >> greetings, i'm myrna armstead, representing the mega-black health and wellness. as we are all aware, anti-black racism and racism in healthcare settings and covid-19 racism in san francisco is a public health crisis. racism and unjust social policy are the driving forces behind social determinants of health like housing and education and employment to name a few. and are explicit barriers to health equity. we demand continued covid recovery and care vaccines, testing and resource hubs. opportunities for black health and wellness professionals, including non-medical traditional practices. wellness centered around black and afro-centric modalities and prenatal care for back mothers, especially our teen mothers. thank you for your time and now i pass it to dr. april silas. >> my name is dr. a april silas and

we have amazing talent here in san francisco and i believe if we created a pathway for our students inected. that by far is our advantage as we try to compete with some of the wages of the private sector. but those pathways and pipelines are everything and the data demonstrates that they work very well. thank you. >> thank you. >> supervisor? >> hi. very quickly. first, director, i wanted to thank you so much for the work you and your team did early on in the pandemic to get wi-fi into public housing. [indiscernible] little one doing remote learning, i can't tell you how key that was to keeping our kids' minds engaged at least during the pandemic. so thank you for that. thanks for that work. secondly, i want to -- reading so much in the news about the increased cyberattacks on local government and i just want to make that you feel like your department is sufficiently staffed. in order to deal with ever increasing security threat? >> thank you so much for asking that question. it is evolving. and it has been horrific over the pandemic with the unbelievable increase in attacks on the cit

san francisco and let's consider long-term funding. citizens rely onccsf for cost which give them a pathway to more job opportunities .ve always personally been interested in taking this language classes at ccsf in order to bolster my community better and be better connected to my heritage. please consider this investment in the future of ccsf.thank you. >> when i first came to the united states i was struggling with english. after high school i went to college where i was well prepared for the university challenges . a few years ago i retired from city college as the faculty. after decades of working with students. i would not be where i am today without the strong foundation i havereceived at city college . please please put your priority on education. where many of us students will be old pillars of our society in thefuture . thank you for your time. and lots keep up the good work. >> my name is rob young and i'm a teacher city college area i teach english as a second language to immigrants and these immigrants are in the need of improving their language skills sothey can contribute to our economy . for example my

san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. president trump's delusion he will be reinstated as president this summer. before we talk more, let's be clear, there is no pathwayike that to happen. joining me now, cnn's senior political analyst john avalon, cnn political commentator ana navarro. i mean, i can read both of your faces before i even get to you. it is the height of absurdity. but this is -- we are tasked with discussing this. good evening. john, you first. maggie haberman from the "new york times" detailing her reporting to erin burnett about trump's delusion he is going to be reinstated as president, watch this. >> the question is always, is this real or just something he is saying in the answer is, i don't know whether he genuinely believes it. sometimes when people talk to him, they think he does, sometimes he seems to be a little more aware there actually is no mechanism for what he is talking about. there is no mechanism in the constitution for a president to be, quote-unquote, reinstated, as he is describing. home have tried explaining to him, even if the election results did somehow get overturned, he would not end up becoming president. bu

have more investment into job training and building career pathways that are intentionally focused on our african-american residents here in san francisco and the fourth thing that we're saying is that there needs to be intentional investments into small business and our business recovery fund. next up is our health focus. >> greetings, i'm myrna armstead, representing the mega-black health and wellness. as we are all aware, anti-black racism and racism in healthcare settings and covid-19 racism in san francisco is a public health crisis. racism and unjust social policy are the driving forces behind social determinants of health like housing and education and employment to name a few. and are explicit barriers to health equity. we demand continued covid recovery and care vaccines, testing and resource hubs. opportunities for black health and wellness professionals, including non-medical traditional practices. wellness centered around black and afro-centric modalities and prenatal care for back mothers, especially our teen mothers. thank you for your time and now i pass it to dr. april silas. >> my name is dr. a april silas and

include research, planning, and accountability, lead, multi-lingual pathways, human resources and my department state and federal programs. in san francisco unified, the strategic planning takes place two times a year. state and federal programs developed and oversees ongoing training in person and as requested on the school plan template. additional online resources are offered on the district's web page and through regularly updated online guides. videos, exemplars and templates for the school counsel to use. to help support and a data night in the fall. covid-19 has limited in-person support but we have limited to find a process to participation and is tailored to the specific needs of our communities. so thank you for your attention. i'm available if there are any questions on it. >> president lopez: great. in a moment we will check. that's the school plans for student achievement. let's do a minute each. >> okay. thank you. please raise your hand if you care to speak to this item. and can we repeat that in spanish and chinese. >> thank you. [speaking spanish]. >> [speaking chinese] thank you. >> thank you. hello, kit. >> hi

san francisco hadage open port tool. we have been working over the past six months with the staffing we have to piece together or the pathway of the information that will be completed this month. the information available to the public, you can correct me if it's online fill in the gap and the public can accident actively search the data fur their invest and purposes. we are glad they were able to be made. look for that by the end of this month i'll report back to you next month with specific information. also, it's up to the audit program commissioner bush you mentioned an audit. the lobbying audit program is something that's now actively in development with our new audit manager and client review manager onboard. they joined us in the middle of april and i had been working with our audit that's on staff pending return of the other auditor that's a service worker on deployment this month. we started to put together a plan for the coming year and that's a priority we discussed with the bla office in previous meetings that's a process we are looking to keep you posted about that. one thing i wanted to highlight in the last m

san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. >>> the internet has changed everything. if you do something that's great, people are going to see it. >> the old pathwaynd gone. >> it's like growing up, i always wanted a talk show, but i couldn't get one. so i started going out with youtube, and suddenly nbc was like, dang -- >> nbc was looking to bring in a different kind of late night host. >> carson daly show last call was on at -- >> welcome to the 2,000 and, yes, final episode of last call. >> then in 2019, he decided to move on and that's when nbc turned to lilly singh. >> i need these pens. >> lilly singh coming from youtube with 14 million fans and counting, who already love her, who already want her style of comedy. >> it's not just about putting a square peg into a round hole, no. it's thinking, oh, i have this square peg. let me create a square hole for this peg. let me create something authentic. >> these are two of our writers, amber and jenny. >> i'm black. >> and i'm gay. >> and we're both women. >> and i'm not. >> there have been a lot of things we've done on the show that i'm really proud of. but having, you know, amber and jenny do j

so i think on the requested legislative pathway request from legislative aide hepner and supervisor peskin about the duplicated file so we can work with the san francisco restaurant association and others and then we can move forward the legislation as drafted today to the full board makes sense so we can avoid that unnecessary gap in the coverage of this important policy, so colleagues, do you have any -- >> supervisor stefani: chair mar, yes. thank you for that. i was going to make that motion and ask to make sure that we did forward this out to time. >> i am here on behalf of the members for the to support the 24/7 closure with the amazing visitors that is beyond the regional streets with a new 17-acre park to bike and walk and from the core of it all, it can not sustain a four-lane roadway. and we cannot build back the students and i am an urban planner and to use the transportation system for dividing, developing, and improves the environment. and to incorporate into regular short range and long-range planning activities and not required traffic carriers for pedestrian use. and so as a commuter myself, what is with sfmta is other alterna

so i think on the requested legislative pathway request from legislative aide hepner and supervisor peskin about the duplicated file so we can work with the san francisco restaurant association and others and then we can move forward the legislation as drafted today to the full board makes sense so we can avoid that unnecessary gap in the coverage of this important policy, so colleagues, do you have any -- >> supervisor stefani: chair mar, yes. thank you for that. i was going to make that motion and ask to make sure that we did forward this out to 2021, regular meeting of the san francisco ethics commission, being held teleconference pursuant to the governor's executive order and declaring the existence of a local emergency dated february 25, 2020. before we proceed further, i would like to ask commission staff member acting as our moderator to explain procedures for the remote meeting. >> clerk: thank you madam chair. to protect commission members, city employees and public, the meeting rooms of city hall are closed but we will be participating remotely. this precaution is taken pursuant to the local

so i think on the requested legislative pathway request from legislative aide hepner and supervisor peskin about the duplicated file so we can work with the san francisco restaurant association and others and then we can move forward the legislation as drafted today to the full board makes sense so we can avoid that unnecessary gap in the coverage of this important policy, so colleagues, do you have any -- >> supervisor stefani: chair mar, yes. thank you for that. i was going to make that motion and ask to make sure that we did forward this out to >> by the time the last show came, i was like whoa, whoa, whoa. i came in kicking and screaming and left out dancing. [♪♪♪] >> hello, friends. i'm the deputy superintendent of instruction at san francisco unified school district, but you can call me miss vickie. what you see over the next hour has been created and planned by our san francisco teachers for our students. >> our premise came about for san francisco families that didn't have access to technology, and that's primarily children preschool to second grade. >> when we started doing this distance learning, everything was geared for third grad

pathways to citizenship for the immigrant community. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you. colleagues, these two resolutions were introduced with the values that we support working people in san francisco. we support those who often times do not have a seat at the table and having their voices silence bid those who are in the positions of power. the resolution to commend jordan jo bill -- billups is a privilege of mine. jordan is a constituent in district 1. i want to thank jordan for organizing and leading the cannabis worker to unionize and urbana dispensary, in the favor of unfair labor practices and in retaliation. workers at the dispensary began to organize a union with local 5 to improve working conditions. despite management attacks and fear and intimidation, jo stood strong for the workers. stood up to management. they continue to push back against management lies and take tactics. because of this jo was fired in january of this year for no other reason other than because they were effectively leaders of organizing efforts urbana. jo stood strong by gathering sufficient evidence recruiting other workers to testify on their behalf and worked with their union in regards

pathways for visitors and the preservation of wildlife. the city's gardeners will plant thousands of new trees and tens of thousands of flowers across san francisco. when i am walking in golden gate park which is regularly, i see the dedicated staff cleaning out the bushes, throwing the branches on the trucks that have fallen into the path, and doing what you can to make sure that our park system all over the city are some of the best and most beautiful anywhere. it is an honor to acknowledge the people who are dedicated to keeping the city green, clean >> chair haney: -- budget and appropriations meeting. we're going to recess this meeting again until 9:30 p.m. >> clerk: thank you, mr. chair. n for the parks. we love his commitment to taking care of the parks and important people on the staff. thank you to the commissioners, led into commissioner beuhl who is a public servant dedicated to supporting the parks. to the 2020 award des, thank you for your service to the citizens to the city and council of san francisco. congratulations. i will see you in person next year. >> thank you for your remarks next up is a guest to say a few words. someone w

pathways in the heart of the community that really deserves it. two ramp entrances offer access from shoreview apartments as well as a direct connection to the bayview health center. both located on the san francisco bay's property. shoreview sits not too far and this afternoon from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. we invite the public for a ground breaking event as we mark the beginning of remediation work and get one step closer to creating the bayviews and the city's next great park. the event will include a shovel ceremony and a lot of fun community activities including commemorative kites for kids to fly on this beautiful day and we look forward to seeing everybody out there. tomorrow, friday, june 18th, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. we invite you to join our mayor and city officials for reflection and remembrance at the opening of sculptor dana king's monumental reckoning honoring black history. monumental reckoning is a public art installation consisting of 350 statues representing the first souls kidnapped from africa in 1916 bound for enslavement in america. these were a monument where save owner francis scott key. check out our website. but, again, the opening will take place tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. t