and when you talk about the san francisco san francisco is a foodie town whether it the james beard award arrest the michelin star people can find cuisine if any country in san francisco that is what san francisco makes to special with the people. today were are joined yes by phil beginning berries and rec and park staff let me tell you union square right here looks amazing from our park patrol and other folks that supporting this area and downtown ambassadors and our union square (clapping.) alliance partner mri religious rodriguez all the hotels let me tell you to has seen 27 new businesses open right here in union square. and there is more to come. (clapping.) i think the only toy store in the city is down here next to mason will be a long line for the holiday season and thank some of the other partners here today including the scene of toys jeanine nicole son and thank you, to the director of the public health department dr. colfax and hearing in sarah and philip in just a moment let me give you a perspective san francisco like other major cities has had challenges and we register a c

san francisco and japan and to the world. so in two weeks ago time will be a guy garlic event gathering 21 applies here. i celebrate and i congratulate mayor breed and the people of san francisco to hold such an event introducing san francisco to the world and, and, and rendering tuned for that having that event possible in san francisco. and we hope that we can have this kind of mature bridge again in japan and in other parts of the world thank you, again, for today and congratulations. thank you. (clapping.) i also want to give a shout out to some of our community members of the squares deputy city attorney i can't and connie for the record and economic development want to shout out to another one who works there and japan and i see patrick who is here. thank you very much for joining us really is a close comment community that work closely together and at this time, i want to ask is grace or steve. >> okay. we're to ask fire commissioner steve to come up and say a few words (clapping). >>. thank you very much. mayor breed and council germany want to give a real recognition to mayor breed in terms of our presence and support in the western addition yeah fillmore an

san f chinatown. san f >> (music). >> welcome to san francisco historic chinatown a place with a past, present, and future merge with the street culture and cuisine join us as was take you on a journey. san francisco chinatown is a feeling testament of china's immigrants and arrived in 1950 during the gold rush but hardship built a 35 community that served for generations. today san francisco chinatown is a burtonsville neighborhood brimming with history and culture. one of the highlights of this vibrant is worldwide can i intervene aim first and the oldest. we are known for handmade our claim to fame is our unique food and few places in the world. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> chinatown is a food louvers paradise with a rich engrave and cuisine. >> back requires and moon contacts and every fine dining. >> welcome to (unintelligible). >> sandy spring /*. >> (speaking foreign language.) whether you're an ad veteran urban forester chinatown has something for everyone. >> chinatown is not just again food also a hub of creativity and take a stroll down the street with murals as culture exhibitions to cel

the san francisco examiner is san francisco's oldest locally owned newspaper. it is the newspaper of william randolph hurst and mark twain, so incredible history in san francisco and we cover all it the evenlts events in san francisco and particularly focused now on everything happening to bring san francisco back. >> which is a big part of the story right now where san francisco has been and where it is going. you brought us here to the palace of fine arts because it is one of your favorite places. why are we here? tell us why it matters >> the palace of fine arts was built in 1915. it was part of the exhibition meant to show case san francisco after recovering from the 1906 earthquake. since then it has become a symbol of ingenuity and rezil silience. on a personal level i used to come here as a little girl and the exploratorium amazing scientific museum was based here and as i have gone through life, i come back here and see there is lots of community members out, people like to picnic here and i have a two month old i get to bring him down here and go for wa

the san francisco examiner is san francisco's oldest locally owned newspaper. per of william randolph hurst and mark twain, so incredible history in san francisco and we cover all it the evenlts events in san francisco and particularly focused now on everything happening to bring san francisco back. >> which is a big part of the story right now where san francisco has been and where it is going. you brought us here to the palace of fine arts because it is one of your favorite places. why are we here? tell us why it matters >> the palace of fine arts was built in 1915. it was part of the exhibition meant to show case san francisco after recovering from the 1906 earthquake. since then it has become a symbol of ingenuity and rezil silience. on a personal level i used to come here as a little girl and the exploratorium amazing scientific museum was based here and as i have gone through life, i come back here and see there is lots of community members out, people like to picnic here and i have a two month old i get to bring him down here and go for walks and a beauti

and when you talk about the san francisco san francisco is a foodie town whether it the james beard award arrest the michelin star people can find cuisine if any country in san francisco that is what san francisco makes to special with the people. today were are joined yes by phil beginning berries and rec and park staff let me tell you union square right here looks amazing from our park patrol and other folks that supporting this area and downtown ambassadors and our union square (clapping.) alliance partner mri religious rodriguez all the hotels let me tell you to has seen 27 new businesses open right here in union square. and there is more to come. (clapping.) i think the only toy store in the city is down here next to mason will be a long line for the holiday season and thank some of the other partners here today including the scene of toys jeanine nicole son and thank you, to the director of the public health department dr. colfax and hearing in sarah and philip in just a moment let me give you a perspective san francisco like other major cities has had challenges and we register a c

this isn't a unique funomnm to san francisco. san francisco still has a lot of work to do, but none the less, we are recognizing that downtown is changing, it isn't just stacking people in offices, it is stacking people and that forces a function of reimagining future of downtown and looking at zoning issues and state components in terms of zoning. we have done a lot, probably more then any administration in modern times in terms of supporting local to break down barriers a relates to zoning and land use and the commitment is work with locals to do the same to move the downtown in a different direction. we formalized the work group, been meeting a year. have a lot of legislative leaders from the bay area eager to engage in the process and imagine you will see movement in the legislative session as it relates to tax incentives and the like and increments. those are more challenging. a lot of rules and regulations but those are component part of the discussion. >> governor newsom, urban california dealt with a image problem nationallyl

the building a family project in the middle of santa fe i mean san francisco (laughter) we're in 8 county and i forgot where i am this is san francisco think of san francisco urban to address family homelessness an incredible building like this was made for middle class people a building. to have that and have the your team put together the purchase of this. and then to collaborate o collaborate with the services to do do property management at least on this on time by the way. (clapping.) i mean this was a pretty ambitious timeline. collaborate so, you know. sometimes this is okay for the general public but takes government, nonprofits and citizens in the community working together to make this happens that makes this happen i can't tell you how overjoyed i am i san francisco i got it right this time and only begins here we're open to doing more and interested in addressing the bigger thing. which is the incredible social problem in california around unhoused people not being thought of for as long as it is predated you folks and san francisco it is california, and where in the hell this the (inaudible) we need to keep on

well<,> first of all, today is a very exciting day for san francisco. i'm san francisco mayor london breed and i'm excited be here with all of you and the folks joining us today. to prepare for apec the asian pacific economic co operation that will happen in san francisco this major summit of 21 economies with some of our leaders around the world and san francisco was chosen by our president joe biden, who selected our city as the place to show off the united states of america. this is big. today i'm joined by our department heads to talk about the specifics related to apeck. but i'm joined by the finance chair near our acting govern, lieutenant is here with us and will talk i bit about apec and the role to help us get to this point. we also have our premiere experience the top sponsor about a 4.65 million dollars contribution to get us over our 20 million dollars goal, greg the chairman of greaten resort and casino. is here today to talk a bit about their work and how apec is important to them. chief of protocol doing a fabulous job of cordinating the w we nee

new restaurants opening in san francisco, new bars opening in san francisco. that energy, we've been talking about this being a small business renaissance in san francisco, despite all the news. it's much like coverage of negative things. the world media is going to see it firsthand. >> rodney fong live in chinatown, enjoying the night market happening tonight. thank you s much for joining us. have a great time this evening. >> thank you. >>> thanks, rodney. 30,000 people are expected to attend apec, and we are ready to break it down for you, from the politics to the tech to how the city is handing this gatherin our team of reporters along with me, raj mathai and jessica aguirre, we will all be out there. join us for live team coverage starts on saturday night and then throughout next week. >>> still to come, what is up with the water. people in the south bay noticing a change in the way that their tap water tastes. why it's happening and how long it's going to last. >>> skiers are ready and already hitting the slopes in the ta basin, and there's more snow to c

san francisco? just increase the communications as - san francisco? ions as a - san francisco? just increase l the communications as a good sign for investors and international investors. people are not under edition that the relationship is what it was 20 years ago but now people are making more plans for next year and this can be a positive signal, just by the meeting of the two leaders. news corp says it's in advanced talks to strike deals with al companies who use their content. the media conglomerate's chief executive wants ai companies to pay for using its content to train their language models and says it expects this will bring significant revenue to the company. news corp also says it's reviewing its company structure in response to calls from activist shareholders for a restructuring. at the end of this month the un climate change conference, or cop28, gets underway in dubai. representatives from singapore's $380 billion state fund, temasek, will be there — and they see green initiatives in emerging markets as a prime target for investment. b

francisco, thank _ comment. james clayton in san francisco, thank you. _ comment. james clayton in sanyou. we - comment. james clayton in san francisco, thank you. we can i francisco, thank you. we can talk more about the outcomes of the biden xi summit, we are joined by the china director of the intelligent corporate network, part of the economist group. thank you forjoining us. were the agreement that came out of the meeting between xijinping and joe biden came out of the meeting between xi jinping and joe biden what you were expecting?- xi jinping and joe biden what you were expecting? yes, they were, you were expecting? yes, they were. and _ you were expecting? yes, they were, and it's _ you were expecting? yes, they were, and it's great _ you were expecting? yes, they were, and it's great to - you were expecting? yes, they were, and it's great to be - you were expecting? yes, they were, and it's great to be with | were, and it's great to be with you. we are at a very interesting moment for us china relations. the singapore foreign minister last week suggested the weather was impro

increased police, staffing does not keep san francisco safe. what keeps san francisco safe is more funding for mental health service. homelessness serve service and other services that keep san francisco safer in the additional police officers not additional funding to the police department. therefore we are here in support of supervisor safai's amendment to the resolution. thank you. >> good morning. i'm kristin heardy with 1021, san francisco native and roar. out of san francisco general hospital chapter. i'm here to support supervisor safai's amended proposal which no long are mandates a set aside from the general fund which serves all the service we work for. limited flexibility in budget allocation which is not something local 10 to 1 could spchlt public safety requires more not that police, supervisor dorse the original set aside drained 200 upon million over 5 years using services firefighters, nurse, 911 dispatchers. mental health, homeless services and additional services you once used. we need new funding streams alining the safety policy rather the

well<,> first of all, today is a very exciting day for san francisco. i'm san francisco mayor london breed and i'm excited be here with all of you and the folks joining us today. to prepare for apec the asian pacific economic co operation that will happen in san francisco this major summit of 21 economies with some of our leaders around the world and san francisco was chosen by our president joe biden, who selected our city as the place to show off the united states of america. this is big. today i'm joined by our department heads to talk about the specifics related to apeck. but i'm joined by the finance chair near our acting govern, lieutenant is here with us and will talk i bit about apec and the role to help us get to this point. we also have our premiere experience the top sponsor about a 4.65 million dollars contribution to get us over our 20 million dollars goal, greg the chairman of greaten resort and casino. is here today to talk a bit about their work and how apec is important to them. chief of protocol doing a fabulous job of cordinating the w we nee

san francisco. thank you for your support and always being there. e approximately sanll the worldville eyes on san francisco in just 2 weeks. thank you for being here. >> so my parents immigrateed san francisco in 1968. they met san francisco state. and worked heard to provide for my brother and me in a country that was new and was strange. one things i noticed growing up in 70s and 80s whether here in san francisco or in other parts of the bay area but not really in daly city. people would ask me. what are you, where are your parents from. i found out that sailing my parents were from iran and the philippines took a lot of explanation. during this time in the 70s, filipinos had been making their america for years special with the strugying of the international holing the most famous residence denials for fill ponentos and left standing after the neighborhood was demolished for the financial district. symbolized the struggle for identity, self determination and civil rights and birth of tenant right's movement in san francisco. as a kid and i young adult i anyhow there

san francisco. we would lose part of its heart and soul. it wouldn't be san francisco without cable cars. music] >> san francisco is known as yerba buena, good herb after a mint that used to grow here. at this time there were 3 settlements one was mission delores. one the presidio and one was yerba buena which was urban center. there were 800 people in 1848 it was small. a lot of historic buildings were here including pony express headquarters. wells fargo. hudson bay trading company and famous early settlers one of whom william leaderdorph who lived blocks from here a successful business person. african-american decent and the first million airin california. >> wilwoman was the founders of san francisco. here during the gold rush came in the early 1840s. he spent time stake himself as a merchant seaman and a business person. his father and brother in new orleans. we know him for san francisco's history. establishing himself here arnold 18 twoochl he did one of many things the first to do in yerba buena. was not california yet and was not fully san francisco yet. >> because he was an ameri

san francisco. we would lose part of its heart and soul. it wouldn't be san francisco without cable cars. >> you're watching san francisco rising with chris manors. today's special guest is jeff tumlin. >> hi, i'm chris manors and you're watching san francisco rising. the show on starting, rebuilding, and reimagining our city. our guest is jeff tumlin and he's with us to talk about our transportation recovery plan and some exciting projects across the city. mr. tumlin welcome to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> i know the pandemic was particularly challenging for the m.t.a. having to balance between keeping central transportation routes open, but things have improved. how are we doing with our transportation recovery plan? >> so we just got good news this week. we're getting an extra $115 million from the american rescue plan and this is basically the exact amount of money we finally needed in order to close the gap between now and november of 2024 when we'll have to find some additional revenue sources in order to sustain the agency. in the meantime, i finally have the confidence

san francisco. are testing in san francisco. or able to be a new transportation network as a part of san francisco. we have to ensure that it is a safe network of transportation as well. ed: that is the san francisco mayor london breed. thank you so much for your time. back to you. caroline: a big conversation, we thank you. the world's most valuable chipmaker upgrading its processor as rivals try to challenge its own ai dominance. all of the detail around nvidia's updated h200, next. this is bloomberg technoloogy. ♪ ♪ dramatic music ♪ [flight attendant alert] [baby crying] [snoring] [luggage rattling] [baby crying] ♪ dramatic music ♪ ♪ upbeat music begins ♪ for everyone who's endured the bad seat, finally, sweet, sweet redemption. the lexus tx. three-row luxury that treats every seat like the best seat. (♪♪) caroline: it is the world's most viable chip and it is upgrading its h100 processor. the new model is called h200. it has high-bandwidth memory to cope with a huge data sets needed for developing and implementing ai. joining

and communities with different experience around san francisco, you -- produce a better product. for the people of san francisco. someone who drives, catches mounty, walks and bikes everyone brings something different at this time table there is a way to come together on the different bodies in order to push policies in san francisco that makes san francisco better. i either get the credit or the blame for whatever you do. keep this in mind as you make policy and do good things with those policies. more important low. thank you for your service. because this is service to the city and county of san francisco. xu your capacity as commissioners. common sense of the groups you are public servients. and it is so important that you take the roles seriously and you do everything you can to serve the people of san francisco and know that even though you minot get thanked every day for take your personal time to devote. i say thank you for your service and commitment to the city and county of san francisco. i will ask all the commissioners who are worn in today to stand up here. so we can get started. >> the

san francisco giants ball park. here with runel the voice of the giant. so glad to be here. tell me about san francisco giants and the bay area sports culture. >> my goodness, we are so fochinate to have wonderful and successful sports franchises here. we are die hard sport fans in san francisco and this is is a baseball town, and if you didn't know it, if you were at the parade when we won our first world series in san francisco in 2010, if you didn't know then how important this team is to the city, this is a very knowledgeable baseball town and i say all the time, the best fans in all baseball. >> you have been doing this job for a minute. tell about what you do and what it means to you. >> so, this job means so much to me and representation is so important. i'm still the only black woman doing this. giants hired the first female pa announcer sherry davis my predecessor so that was the giants then and there saying we support women, we are inclusive, we are diverse, and i'm really honored to be the voice of oracle park. >> what should people coming here outside the bay area know about san f

san francisco craft cocktail. >> that sounds perfect. a lot of our videos seem to end on cocktails. [laughter] >> welcome to san francisco. >> thanks skylar. >> >> good morning, everyone i'm san francisco mayor london breed and welcome to union square (clapping.) i want to thank maurice from the union scare lineups our downtown ambassadors and police department fire department and - all the city agencies the department of public works supervisors president peskin our district attorney meaning and bill scott so many people to talk about the existing emphasis holiday hopping season (clapping.) all the shoppers out there the visitors i want you to make our way we want to see the businesses here doing well, let me tell you we're experienced challenging times in san francisco i don't know about you i'm feeling to how much and lemon tell you why yesterday, we announced the mba all star game is coming to san francisco in 2025 we announced that will be back in 24. (clapping.) next week e next week san francisco will play host to action park or pack the park and planning coordination we will be welcoming 231 economics f

and when you talk about the san francisco san francisco is a foodie town whether it the james beard awardt the michelin star people can find cuisine if any country in san francisco that is what san francisco makes to special with the people. today were are joined yes by phil beginning berries and rec and park staff let me tell you union square right here looks amazing from our park patrol and other folks that supporting this area and downtown ambassadors and our union square (clapping.) alliance partner mri religious rodriguez all the hotels let me tell you to has seen 27 new businesses open right here in union square. and there is more to come. (clapping.) i think the only toy store in the city is down here next to mason will be a long line for the holiday season and thank some of the other partners here today including the scene of toys jeanine nicole son and thank you, to the director of the public health department dr. colfax and hearing in sarah and philip in just a moment let me give you a perspective san francisco like other major cities has had challenges and we register a couple

really is an effort to get as many of the legal permanent residents in the san francisco since 2013 we started reaching the san francisco bay area residents and 10 thousand people into through 22 working groups and actually completed 5 thousand applications for citizenship our cause the real low income to moderate income resident in san francisco and the bayview sometimes the workshops are said attend by poem if san mateo and from sacking. >> we think over restraining order thousand legal permanent residents in san francisco that are eligible for citizenship but totally lack information and they don't have trained professionals culturally appropriate with an audience you're working with one time of providing services with pro bono lawyers and trained professionals to find out whether your eligible the first station and go through a purview list of questions to see if they have met the 56 year residents arrangement or they're a u.s. citizenship they once they get through the screening they go to legal communication to see lawyers to check am i eligible to be a citizen we send them to station 3 that's when they

por cierto llegÓ esta tarde al aeropuerto internacional de san francisco, donde fue recibido por el gobernador gavin newsom y la alcaldesa de sanondon breed el mandatario estarÁ en esta ciudad en san francisco hasta el viernes dayana monroy este en vivo en medio de las protestas por el conflicto palestino-israelÍ adelante la gana. reportera: estamos en medio de la manifestaciÓn. asÍ finaliza el dÍa mÁs importante de la cumbre ap, en medio de manifestaciones. los manifestantes comenzaron con una manifestaciÓn estable que no se movÍa. intentamos conectarnos con la policÍa, hay parte de la calle donde no se permite la movilizaciÓn en este momento. dÓnde estÁ enfocando el camarÓgrafo es la intersecciÓn donde el dÍa de maÑana estarÁ el presidente joe biden con xi jinping. biden ya se encuentran san francisco. llegÓ esta tarde y por eso se dio esta concentraciÓn masiva que comenzo precisamente a las 5:00 de la tarde. lo que hemos visto es que la policÍa tenÍa la alerta de lo que estÁ ocurriendo. si bien el presidente ya se encuentra el san francisco su agenda formal va a comenzar el dÍa de maÑana. en la parte de arriba hay una lÍnea

the san francisco examiner is san francisco's oldest locally owned newspaper. it is the newspaper of william randolph hurst and mark twain, so incredible history in san francisco and we cover all it the evenlts events in san francisco and particularly focused now on everything happening to bring san francisco back. >> which is a big part of the story right now where san francisco has been and where it is going. you brought us here to the palace of fine arts because it is one of your favorite places. why are we here? tell us why it matters >> the palace of fine arts was built in 1915. it was part of the exhibition meant to show case san francisco after recovering from the 1906 earthquake. since then it has become a symbol of ingenuity and rezil silience. on a personal level i used to come here as a little girl and the exploratorium amazing scientific museum was based here and as i have gone through life, i come back here and see there is lots of community members out, people like to picnic here and i have a two month old i get to bring him down here and go for wa

and when you talk about the san francisco san francisco is a foodie town whether it the james beard award arrest the michelin star people can find cuisine if any country in san francisco that is what san francisco makes to special with the people. today were are joined yes by phil beginning berries and rec and park staff let me tell you union square right here looks amazing from our park patrol and other folks that supporting this area and downtown ambassadors and our union square (clapping.) alliance partner mri religious rodriguez all the hotels let me tell you to has seen 27 new businesses open right here in union square. and there is more to come. (clapping.) i think the only toy store in the city is down here next to mason will be a long line for the holiday season and thank some of the other partners here today including the scene of toys jeanine nicole son and thank you, to the director of the public health department dr. colfax and hearing in sarah and philip in just a moment let me give you a perspective san francisco like other major cities has had challenges and we register a c

san francisco has been great. >> so what do you think are the biggest tangible wins for the city of san francisco coming out of the summit? >> well, i think that, you know, what people are saying to me directly is, you know, san francisco looks great and i must say to our city workforce, whether it's public works or our police officers or department of parking and traffic or 911 dispatchers. so many of our city employees are doing such an extraordinary they're going above and beyond to make sure people know how amazing the city is. and so i think that people are feeling it. they're seeing it. they're sensing it, and they're saying so many great things about san francisco and how they want to come back. they want to do business here. they want to be involved somehow in this city. i was just going to say, right, there's the immediate business boom. >> but in terms of the longer term and the deals that all those world leaders are signing, do you think there'll be some longer term impact for us in terms of like investments, whether it's renewable energy or other things? >> well, definitely.

how this plays out. >> i'm not sure if it will get all the way back like it was in 2019, but san francisco is san francisco. everybody wants to see san francisco. >> reporter: and if those visitors are lucky, maybe they will get to see san francisco for the first time. >> welcome aboard. >> reporter: with captain chappelle driving it way. >> they usually get off the bus smiling. i like what i do. >> san francisco's travel most recent forecast for this year shows the city reaching about 89% of the pre-pandemic visitor levels overall. they project it to grow to nearly 93% in 2024. >>> still ahead, honoring loved ones that passed away. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. >>> today, the 2024 open enrollment period with new incentive

the san francisco examiner is san francisco's oldest locally owned newspaper. it is the newspaper of william randolph hurst and mark twain, so incredible history in san francisco and we cover all it the evenlts events in san francisco and particularly focused now on everything happening to bring san francisco back. >> which is a big part of the story right now where san francisco has been and where it is going. you brought us here to the palace of fine arts because it is one of your favorite places. why are we here? tell us why it matters >> the palace of fine arts was built in 1915. it was part of the exhibition meant to show case san francisco after recovering from the 1906 earthquake. since then it has become a symbol of ingenuity and rezil silience. on a personal level i used to come here as a little girl and the exploratorium amazing scientific museum was based here and as i have gone through life, i come back here and see there is lots of community members out, people like to picnic here and i have a two month old i get to bring him down here and go for wa

manuel lópez obrador, estuvo 3 días aquí en la ciudad de san francisco este viernes por la tarde abandonó el foro de la apec para dirigirse a méxico en sanudad de san francisco la presidencia del foro apec a su homóloga peruana, dina boluarte. esta es la tercera vez que recae en perú la conducción del foro, siendo anfitriones anteriormente en el año 2008 en el gobierno de allan garcía boluarte también extendió la invitación ante los jefes de estado y de gobierno presentes para que participen en dicha cumbre. el próximo año y esta tarde, antes de que comenzara la lluvia, el presidente joe biden se fue del área de la bahía este video fue tomado a eso de las 14:00 de la tarde cuando abordó el air force one en el aeropuerto en san francisco. durante su estancia. el presidente aquí en el área de la bahía, acudió a eventos de recaudación de fondos, reuniones con mandatarios de otros países. entre más eventos. que ahora calentando motores para acción de gracias, ya solo faltan 6 días y desde ya los expertos dicen que la temporada de viajes está a punto de batir récords. de acuerdo con la administración de seguridad en el transporte, esperan con

san francisco's neighborhoods. joining us live now to tell us more about perfect san francisco days is katie tang, executive director for san francisco's office of small business. thank you, katie, for joining us. >> hello. thanks for having me. >> can you tell me about the perfect sf days project? right? how did it get started? was it just for apec? so it certainly was sparked by epec, but we see this as a wonderful little curation of activities that people can explore in different commercial corridors throughout the city well beyond apec. >> and so we were grateful for this opportunity to launch this initiative and really hope that again, beyond apec, that visitors and even locals will find this to be a really wonderful resource where all these experiences are curated by locals in the community, in the know, with wonderful businesses and experiences. >> so if you go to sfgate gov, right, look for perfect days like i saw you had many itineraries for many of the cities neighborhoods tell us, given an example, if we click on japantown right, what will it show us? will it take us to certain business cases? are there s

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attorney who is prepared to prosecute case s, and we have people all over san francisco who want and deserve better. safer san francisco will deliver better for the people of san francisco. [applause] with that, i like to turn it over to one of the few supervisors on the board of supervisors who actually supports common sense public safety measures, supervisor catherine stefani. [applause] >> thank you mayor breed. it is a pleasure to be out here this morning with community and public safety advot cans and applaud the mayor for this measure, because it is so needed. the other day i was in the presidio in my district at the festival and after i spoke there was a man waiting for me, waiting to speak to me about something, and he came up to me and said, supervisor stefani, do you have a minute and i said, of course. he said about a year ago my son was murdered and i have been work wg the san francisco police department who have been absolutely incredible. the homicide investigator has been there for me and my family every step of the way, but the problem he is pulled to other details and he is not able to devote