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san francisco. the crime data the mayor wants you to focus on, and what we found as well. >>> still ahead here at 5:30 -- >>> the controversial thomas san jose has been here for we love our house, been here for years. yeah. but there's an animal in the attic. (loud drumming) yeah yeah yeah yeah!!!! (animal drumming in distance) (loud drumming) drums! drums! aaaaaahhhh! at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. wehh!ve a lot. ohhh! (loud drumming) animal! aaaaaahhhh! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. uh-oh... i saw you toss the ..k...ki high... improved vision coverage. so you can focus on every little detail. one of many cost-saving medicare advantage benefits for 2022. scan plans can include low maximum out-of-pocket costs, comprehensive dental coverage, and so much more. for the benefits that matter most to you, call scan at 1-877-212-7226. or ask your agent about scan health plan. >>> a prominent statue in san jose is one big step closer to being removed. >> the controversial thomas fallon statue could be gone in a matter of months. kiet do has more. >> reporter: we are heading into the final chapters

the arts commission unanimously recommended that san jose officials remove the thomas felon statue fromce it in storage. those who attended the statue or one of the statue removed. call it a symbol of the subjugation of mexican and native americans. the city council is set to make the ultimate decision on the statues, fate on november 9th. an update now to the case involving a mother from los cabos accused of throwing drunken sex parties for teenagers, authorities say shannon o. connor has most recently been living in idaho, but she is back in the bay area and is set to be arraigned in santa clara county tomorrow. o'connor is facing charges including sexual abuse, sexual battery, child endangerment and providing alcohol to minors. an important witness took the stand today in the fraud trial against former thorough no ceo elizabeth holmes, as ktvu is evan sernoffsky reports, he testified that theranos was altering test results for its investors. it was basically a bait and switched on his second day on the witness stand. former project manager dan edlund described a web of alleged decept

back, covid presented one challenge after another for one seasons dance dance -- san jose dance theater group. garvin thomas shows us how in this morning's "bay area proud". >> reporter: right next to the front door at san jose dance studio, there is a sign. a common one these days. a warning not to leave valuables in vehicles. this particular sign was just put up earlier this year. >> so inside -- >> reporter: when linda hurtman says an uncommon theft took from them of something of untold value. >> yes, it was a big blow to everybody. >> reporter: it was on january 6th with the area deserted due to covid lockdown that thieves broke into this trailer and walked away with close to 100 costumes hand sewn over the years by the theater's designer. >> reporter: she has put hundreds or if not thousands of hours in creation. >> it hit me all those hours kind of been like somebody ripped it away for me. >> reporter: for linda, the loss was not just emotional hit. it had the potential to be catastrophic. dozens of the costumes taken needed for their annual nutcracker and production, for a dance company had to learn

this will be the first time thomas will be on the podium in san francisco since the beginning of the patrons will be thrilled to have him back. after taking a hiatus last year due to the pandemic halloween is certainly making a comeback in the castro this year in a big way. it's not only fun, but it is obviously a huge boost for the neighborhood economy something key to building a better bay area abc 7 news reporter. tim. johns has a look at what people can expect this weekend. after a pandemic induced break in 2020 halloween is back in the castro this weekend castro knows how to party and castro knows how to do thi ise presidef the o merchant r8 months for local businesses. halloween is a chance to get things. back to some sense of normal. we need the business. we need the people to come out. but as i said responsibly and safely, but that invitation comes with some caveats in the past year. the neighborhood has been more cautious around halloween with those who don't live nearby especially in the aftermath of 2006 is celebration which ended with violence and several shootings. we ha

the statue of thomas fallon sits in downtown san jose.ayor and was a captain in the mexican-american war. opponents call the statue a symbol of u.s. imperialism. last night, the city's art commission agreed and endorsed its removal. city council members will vote on the recommendation next month. >>> the bay area housing market continues to be difficult if you're looking to buy. difficult or perhaps better said impossible for many people. according to new data, in san jose, home values are about $1.5 million. that's up nearly 20% from last year. 17% to be exact. and inventory is down 3.5% since august. houses for sale are spending an average of 13 days on the market. if you would rather rent than buy, rent sup 5% since last year, with an average of more than $3,000 a month. >>> there's nothing better than a trip to the pumpkin patch, but a school brought the pumpkin patch to them. a special mentoring program is teaching kids about agriculture through pumpkin patch activities. middle schoolers helped preschool and first grade students thro

this will be the first time thomas will be on the podium in san francisco since the beginning of the and patrons will be thrilled to have him back. after taking a hiatus last year due to the pandemic halloween is certainly making a comeback in the castro this year in a big way. it's not only fun, but it is obviously a huge boost for the neighborhood economy something key to building a better bay area abc 7 news reporter. tim. johns has a look at what people can expect this weekend. after a pandemic induced break in 2020 halloween is back in the castro this weekend castro knows how to party and castro knows how to do the massoud samiri is the president of the castro merchants association. he says after a rough 18 months for local businesses. halloween is a chance to get things. back to some sense of normal. we need the business. we need the people to come out. but as i said responsibly and safely, but that invitation comes with some caveats in the past year. the neighborhood has been more cautious around halloween with those who don't live nearby especially in the aftermath of 2006 is

restaurants in san francisco hope to draw you in and it is the kickoff to fall san francisco restaurant we can join me now is lori thomas thank you for having me. >> restaurant week usually happens once a year. why add another one? >> we want to drive business to the restaurants because they are still not out of the woods yet. we decided that there was an appetite for it, and it has been a huge response from our membership so far. >> it seems to be a huge list of restaurants. >> it is the most participated restaurant week ever. they are all across san francisco and we are super harvey happy. we have all the neighborhoods and we are super excited about the offerings. there is quite a price point range. >> everybody has different comfort levels because of the pandemic. what if somebody is not countable dining in? >> we are so fortunate to have the shared spaces program enabling people to do sidewalk seating. that is still ongoing. if you are not comfortable or have a guest uncomfortable or not vaccinated come you can see if they have outdoor dining . >> andrew the good weather while we have it. thank you so much and have

that statue is of thomas fallen in downtown san josÉ.aptain in the mexican/american war. last night the city's art commission agreed endorsing its removal. city council members will vote on that recommendation next month. >>> bay area, a teen sings her heart out on "the voice." last night on "the voice," she took part in the singing battles. >> unfortunately she lost that battle, but, you know, she certainly has a bright future ahead of her. she's only 16, a senior at san rafael high school. she's now focusing on college applications. she's a smart 16-year-old. we wish you all the best, sophia. you can watch "the voice" tonight on nbc bay area. >>> let's get to your forecast. a live look right now in san francisco. things are quiet and we're going to start to see an increase in cloud cover. i want to show you your temperatures as you head out the door because it's a little chilly out there. 42 degrees in livermore right now, and 41 in morgan hill. 40 in napa. mid-40s for the south bay. now, we are going to be warming a little bit. we hav

that statue of thomas fallon sits on st. james street in san jose, downtown. fallon once served as mayor and was a captain in the mexican american war. they call it a symbol of u.s. imperialism. that mercury news reports that last night the city's art commission agreed endorsing its removal. city council members will vote on the recommendation next month. >>> more legalized marijuana sales may be coming to wine country. happening today, the napa val register reports napa county will -- supporters say it would boost city coffers with many smokers now buying their marijuana elsewhere. several more steps will still have to hproval. >>> better conditions are helping firefighters knock out the fire in santa cruz county that started friday as a controlled burn. it happened near watsonville. burned close to 150 acres. cal fire is still investigating how that fire got out of control. >> you remember that song when we were young, rain, rain, go away, come back another day. now it's the opposite. >> and snow. this is the tahoe camera. this is some of the snow that fell

thomas fallon. he once served as mayor of san jose and was a captain in the mexican-american war.call it a statue of imperialism. the removal was >>> chinatown business owners are getting hit with lawsuits. dozens of small businesses have been slammed with these lawsuits claiming their shops are not in compliance. those identifying lawsuits are predatory attorney who's shake down these mom and pop businesses. supervisors are calling for changes at the state and federal levels. >> what we want to have happen is to have them have an opportunity to get support to address the issue. and some time to address the issue before they can be taken to court. >> business and community leaders across chinatown have been on alert after roughly 100 businesses were hit with such lawsuits. >>> exposure to covid has grounded buses in an east bay school district. nearly 1,300 berkeley students are without buses after transportation staffers were exposed to the virus. it affected 11 drivers which is more than half the district's force as well as the dispatcher and scheduler. >>> up next, the warriors

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. >>> a controversial statue of a former san jose mayor could be gone in just a matter of months. at the pick thomas fallon hoisting a flag at the end of the mexican-american war. it is the symbol of the u.s. claiming california. opponents argue that it represents oppression, racism, and white supremacy. last night, the cities are commission voted unanimously to remove it. it is now up to the full city council to make the final vote. >> if the time we have to really focus on the crises we are facing right now with the pandemic, homelessness, affordable housing. if removing the statue enables us all to move on as a community, let's roof the statue and move on. >> if it's removed, the statue will go into storage, unless somebody takes it for educational purposes. >>> a former theranos project tours and demonstrations to hide the blood testing technologies failures. prosecutors pointed to a 2013 email which she was copied on. it showed that daniel edlund was directed by managers to change or remove certain blood test results from theranos devices during demonstrations. another email to lab staff instru

among five players making their nhl debut last night in san jose season opening win over winnipeg beckland got his first nhl point assisting on thomasoal the 19 year old rookie understands. he's playing with the big boys now, it's different. it's the best players in the world. so it's got to be a big difference. but yeah, like i think that better guy it's about you know on this league doing it consistently night and night out and that's part of the challenge that we're gonna have to work on. ensure that we we got that foundation that we bring to the game every night and that structure. so dion is sad as some of us are about the giant season ending, you know sharks start. the 49ers will be back next week and the warriors and then got college. we have a lot of things. it's just unfortunate that the giant season ended. i know we got to move ahead one step in front of the other. here we got. this chris you can do it. all right. thanks. well a big art exhibit in south bay today focused on the cozier side of creativity. we'll t some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now,

thomas sanker on the anniversary of his assassination. it comes just days after the trial of those accused of his murder was postponed. san kara was a revolutionary pan africanist who led the country in the 1980s. nicholas hoc reports were going to go. for almost 20 years, this documentary on the south nation of former president thomas hunker was bound in burkina. faso. no one dared to play it except for abdullah jalap during the term of former present. blaze coll bowie. jello organized, a parallel film festival to counter the government run festival known as fis. becca the senate. what he bought, meaning the right for a free cinema. got in trouble with the government when it attempted to commemorate the memory of to muscle gum. there was censorship. we were not supposed to touch upon politically sensitive issues. you had to be brave to even pronounce the name of toma satera. we tried to do a special show on him, and within 15 minutes the presidential guard stopped our gathering. despite prison combo is attempts to censor and remove to myself from booking fossils history. he has become a celebrated faker, described as the chicken vera of africa.

san francisco. very fun. a big shout out to ernie, steven, thomas, west.s len's first. >> i have taken pictures, not like your picture, but haven't been on one as it was moving so it was quite the experience. >> so much fun. >> you got to ring the bell. >> yeah, our conductor was doing a song with it. >> i was about to drop like a little rap. >> i was so fascinated by the fact that the 41s that are still running today are the original ones. they're just updated. a lot of cool ory. also we were talking this morning, the only national historic monument that moves. >> incredible. >> it was a great experience. >> only in san francisco. >> love it. >> good to see how it all runs. you just see them in action. you don't think about the whole process, all it takes to make it do what it does. >> it was a good time. >>> let's check our forecast and our traffic now. >>> we saw plenty sunshine yesterday, great weather to ride some cable cars and also we are looking at plenty sun as we head through our day today. we are looking at warmer temperatures as we look ahead t

reporting live for us, and i think you also in san francisco some big news for music lovers, classical music that is beloved former musical director michael tilson thomas is scheduled to lead the symphony for the first time since having successful surgery to remove a brain tumor in august. he will take the podium on november 12th through the 14th as music director laureate. the works will include one of his own compositions, he said. to conduct a symphony again on november 18th through the 20th. an announcement today may be a bit of a disappointment for fans of the hip hop group. fuji's the band's upcoming world tour has been postponed, and that includes a concert scheduled for november 7th at oakland arena. its website now says the new date is set for march 29th in a post on social media, the band said dates for the upcoming fuji's 25th anniversary tour are moving to early 2022. to ensure the best chance at all cities on the tour fully open so we can perform for as many fans as possible. new at 11 shoplifting at a safeway in san francisco has gotten so bad city leaders are planning to hold a special meeting supervisor rafael mandolin says he's met wit

these are round trip fare, cancun, 338, san jose, costa rica, 317, and st. thomas u.s.ivalries, big one in-state in michigan, number six taking on number eight, the sparties from east lansing, michigan, "college gameday" will be there 9:00 a.m. eastern time. on espn. >>> also this weekend, more of our haunted house. we want to thank the folks from glen manor for their haunted house attraction in new york city. they lent us some of their extras. guess what, everybody here in the audience will get free tickets tonight to midnight [ phone ringing ] >> hello. >> who is this? >> this is lara. >> i don't think so. >> i promise it's lara. what is that noise? >> popcorn. >> popcorn? >> uh-huh. >> to watch the show. isn't it a little early. well, i guess enjoy the show. >> see ya. >> so weird. [ phone ringing ] >> hello. >> hello. it's me. is anyone with you? >> i think i'm alone. hello. hello. where is everybody? >> i'm here and i've been looking for you. >> i'm out of here. this is too much. aaagh! >> good morning, lara, guess it's halloween. >> hello. >> don't hang up on me a

thomas hiley below normal for this time of year. temperatures tomorrow, 11 to 12 degrees low normal. low 60s for high temperatures and sanbe the coolest day that we experience. we warm-up as we head into the weekend. santa romo climbs back up, and you can see the wind speed not as strong as today. conquers high temperature reached into the upper 60s, more than 10 degrees below normal. the san jose, upper 60s as well, with some cloud cover moving through as a cold front sub spy. unfortunately no rain drops out of those clouds. a passing sprinkle as possible, but don't count on it yet in the near future. temperatures will mostly about in the 60s. the warmest spot in that around 70 degrees. it is refreshing after the cool start in the morning. we will steadily warm-up as we head to the end of the work week. eventually, was a better chance of rain. this is the ten-day outlook show is a good chance of above average rainfall. this puts us into the latter half of october , not just for the bay area, but further up the coast as well . the age of 14 day outlook also shows a significant chance of above average rainfall, so we will

san francisco. >> president: i'm in. yeah. i can't follow up to that. i was going to say something. commissioner thomas, please. >> commissioner: i can't really follow up that. thank you, dori. but along those lines, want to give a shout out to the queer nightlife fund. they gave out grants of a total of $400,000 over $500,000 grants of people who work inned night life and i just want to thank them for immediately jumping in and recognizing that that queer night life was going to be hit as hard as it was and figuring out how to use community assets and resources and generosity to raise money and give it to folks who've really been struggling. so i just want to give a shout out for their efforts to support and keep this night life and the people to keep this nightlife going through this particular time, so thanks. >> president: all right. i don't have anything. i was going to say something, but i can't follow vice president caminong's lines. i will say we are fortunate that the mayor scares so much about nightlife. it doesn't have to be like that and, in fact, it has traditionally not been like that and

ministration top and vote for gamma san who negotiate to the us exit with the top bar and the step down. my cutting inside will be replaced by his former death, thomas west. returning to our top story north korea's missile launch while, while hardy cha tom is in a junk professor of political science and international affairs at temple university in japan. he joins us by skype from tokyo, good heavy. we're so 1st of all, what is north korea? try? what kind of message is it trying to send to regional countries by conducting this test? so soon after the us kind of reaffirmed its readiness to resume talks. right, well, there are various reasons why north korea would want to do with test like best. there's usually a combination of various reasons for a very technical purpose that north korea odyssey wants to test s l b n. so this is what it seems to have tested this morning. so a submarine launched ballistic missiles. these kind of missiles will be very useful as a deterrent in case of a warrant. that makes perfect sense for north korea to try to invest in this kind of missile and to test these missiles. it also wants to keep up with other countries in t

san juan hamilton little at the salon, they last very young. ah, israel has claimed, at least in one case, that i know of that i am ass offices. and to be precise, thomas intelligence was housed in one of the of the towers. however, there is another principle of international laws of warfare, and that is the principle of proportionality. it's not enough that the target is legitimate. ah, if the expected result of an attack is massive of damage to civilians and civilian objects. that outweighs the military advantage of an offer erasing the military target. then the attack is also legal. in military terms, the principle of proportionality concerns, the obligation to weigh military objectives against the risk of harm to civilians. armies around the world have the use of advanced weapons technology. some guided missiles are able to limit the damage they cause, while others are highly destructive. and that includes those used to bomb the residential and commercial towers in gaza. this choice of missiles gives the attack of the option of creating a targeted explosion in one part of a building or launching a high impact miss shall strike capable of destroying

thomas with the golden gate restaurant association. >> jake, as i've you know, yesterday there was like a 163 restaurant. so it's really a diverse set of restaurants throughout san francisco and we're super excited to have 5 or 6 from the bay view to have over 20 from chinatown. many from the tenderloin, including the last casino market place. i'm so i'm i'm representing the whole golden gate restaurant association community and we sponsor this open table is our reservations sponsor for it. and then i have my 2 best. not to mention turrets on roads as cafe and we do appreciate menu. but i want to say lunch options and dinner options. so it's super broad what people can go experience. now i'm hungry. >> thomas. mention the industry still grappling with the pandemic and everything that went with that. and she says that more reason to have the event this fallen to participate. she recommends making a reservation and she says be sure you noticed the vaccine mandates with each restaurant. again, this thing runs through october 24th. >> coming up, a splash of culture and the taste of a company's mission to celebrate hispanic heritage while giving back to the community

and sickness -- i was struck while working in san francisco, when you get to the bottom of it you are like well not come on victim knowledge he is justice thomas. and i was like yeah, spirit murder. that perfectly describes with the critical race theory people are all about. >> compassion is overrated peer that is one of my models. >> thank you, julie, for that. >> the beatles were wrong. love is not all you need, right? >> i agree with that. >> greg: the last time he criticized the beatles -- they were never heard or seen from again. >> they were overrated. >> why did you go there? >> that's not true that love is all you need. >> well, they were high, they were really high. >> greg: all right, coming up... show more loyalty says british royalty. musical physical rain performanc? yes, please! neuriva. think bigger. [ sneeze ] are you ok? oh, it's just a cold. if you have high blood pressure, a cold is not just a cold. unlike other cold medicines, coricidin provides powerful cold relief without raising your blood pressure be there for life's best moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. ♪ (vo) subaru presents... the underdogs. they may

thomas falon statue into storage. they will make the final decision at its meeting on november 9th. he was mayor of sann in the mexican american war. many argue the statue shows racism but supporters say it represents you're history. >>> some lawmakers and activists want a ban on off shore oil drilling. >> this after a pipeline break that led to a major spill. a congresswoman held a field hearing monday. also several state legislator met at a beach to call for complete ban on drilling including cancellation of existing leases. >> this means we can't just demand an end to off shore drilling. we need to demand that the governor issue no new permits for new oil wells immediately. >> as long as there is drilling is going to be spilling. that's a fact. as long as drilling will be spilling. >> state senator dave minn of irvine plans to ban all oil drilling in state waters. >>> the state department's office of inspector general told leader its its looking into the suspension of operations in kab, l. the probe will reportedly include reviews of the embassy's emergency action planning. execution of the -- going

college football san jose state taking on colorado state colorado state took its 75 yards on the opening drive cap with a jalen thomasd consecutive start in place of the injured nick starkel. the spartans were in rams territory, but nash picked off by jake howe right there. so the turnover led to a field goal second quarter now 13 nothing nash 18 yards that derek des down the sideline and in for the touchdown 13 oven but not much went well for sparty after that third quarter todd centeo deep to time mccullough 60 yards that made it 23 to 7 rams and then in the fourth quarter now 29-7 game nashua was 11 to 22 145 yards and two touchdowns had a pick and now a fumble and sparty drops a three and three 32 14 the final unranked, texas a&m giving number one, alabama all they can handlebama trail by as many as 14 mean, but take the lead in the fourth jameson williams. wide open for the go-ahead score bama up 7 after the two-point conversion, but the aggies battle back zach caldonata to anaya smith 25 yards, and we're tied at 38. oh my goodness and last play of the game still tied. aggies sets small comes up huge with a 28 y

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arsenal saw thomas spotty, was among the gold scores and best 31 victory gonna have qualified. 3 of the last 4 cartridges to los angeles dodgers have leveled up at their playoff series with the san francisco giants with tom cruz watching on in san francisco, the reigning wold, serious champions, a hit back from their opening game defeat. perfect, throw from a movie. bet that one of the highlights of this 7 to the will to best of 5 series and now ships to dodger stadium on monday. a couple of sometimes you just do things that you don't know wire just kind of do it. and that was just one of those things i kind of peaked and so i'm going to to 3rd and add on, you know, just whatever it all just kind of happened so fast. and fortunately as able to make to throw in stop the moment i'm there are the van that's often described as the toughest foot race on earth has reached its conclusion. moroccan run out as she that morality has won the math and isabella title for an 8th time. in 6 day 251 kilometers ultra math and that goes through the sahara desert. it was being held up for the 1st time in more than 2 years due to the co vid and 19 net and debbie and i saw his vote for me a hand you

president thomas sanker, who 35 years ago was assassinated in the building right behind me. such events under former president bless compo, who's accused now of the murder and he sass nation of toma san cora, would not be possible entire people were not even allowed to be on the road where we're standing right now to day diplomats and dignitaries from africa and from perkins far so have a gather to pray. tribute to to my son kara, it's a moment of history. it's a moment to remember a man there was celebrated because he strive for self sufficiency. he gave burkina, faso and the people here. an element of pride in their indignity, in their country that they can be self sufficient, less dependent on friends, the former colonial power. now, thomas sanker is trial has a, has just started on monday with his widow asking for the for president to not be afraid to come and face justice. he's the main accused behind the murder of sancho who was murdered here 35 years ago, a long 12 others. it's an important moment for many people here in this country and for many young people. because with this judy of justice, people want to move on and unite this country that is currently under terminal turm

. >> i'm laura thomas, the director of harm reduction policy for the san francisco aids foundation. and i want to thank supervisor haney for his leadership, and thank all of the supervisors who have stepped up to support this time and again. i'm going to share my screen now. can you see that? >> chair: it's just black. we can't see any slides. >> clerk: mr. chair, in your e-mail in-box a few moments ago, you also will have received a copy of the slide decks from today's agenda items as well, if that is helpful for you. >> okay. is it showing okay now? >> clerk: it sounds like it is showing for some of us but not all of us. >> is there anything i can do on my end? >> chair: i think you can just go ahead with the presentation, laura. >> okay. sorry about that. it was working on the test previously. so thank you for the invitation to speak about this resolution and about supervised consumption services. the photo on this slide is from an event that we held on international overdose awareness day at the end of august. and there are 712 white flags placed on the lawn on city hall, repres

thomas is with the golden gate restaurant association. >> jake has of, you know, yesterday there was like a 163 restaurant. so it's really a diverse set of restaurants throughout san francisco and we're super excited to have 5 or 6 from the bay view to have over 20 from chinatown. many from the tenderloin, including the last casino market place. i'm so i'm i'm representing that the whole golden gate restaurant association community and we sponsor this door open table is our reservations sponsor for it. and then i have my 2 best. not to mention towards on roads as cafe and we do appreciate menu. but i want to say lunch options and dinner options. so it's super broad what people can go experience. >> thomas mention the industry. if course is still grappling with the pandemic affects. and that's even more reason to have this event this fall she recommends making a recommend a reservation and making sure that you notice the vaccine mandate for each particular restaurant. again, the event runs through october. the 24th. >> today marks the end of hispanic heritage month. we want to send off the celebration with a drink that's right. a famous texas base vodka brand is he

. >> i'm laura thomas, the director of harm reduction policy for the san francisco aids foundation. and i want to thank supervisor haney for his leadership, and thank all of the supervisors who have stepped up to support this time and again. i'm going to share my screen now. can you see that? >> chair: it's just black. we can't see any slides. >> clerk: mr. chair, in your e-mail in-box a few moments ago, you also will have received a copy of the slide decks from today's agenda items as well, if that is helpful for you. >> okay. is it showing okay now? >> clerk: it sounds like it is showing for some of us but not all of us. >> is there anything i can do on my end? >> chair: i think you can just go ahead with the presentation, laura. >> okay. sorry about that. it was working on the test previously. so thank you for the invitation to speak about this resolution and about supervised consumption services. the photo on this slide is from an event that we held on international overdose awareness day at the end of august. and there are 712 white flags placed on the lawn on city hall, repres

item 18 san francisco administrative code section 10d1 existing litigation, proposed settlement to pay all claim. settlement of unlitigated claim. fd thomas incorporated. pay the city 750,000 for release of all unlitigated claims for failure for water pollution control plant. item 20 pursuant with california code section 10d1 conferring or receiving advice for the electric and gas company as an adverse party. any member who wishes to be heard for two minutes of public testimony. raise your hand to speak press star three. mr. moderator, do we have any callers? >> madam secretary, the queue is empty. >> motion to assert the attorney-client privilege. >> may i have a motion and a second to assert the attorney-client privilege. >> i'll move. >> second. >> moved and seconded. may i have a role call vote, please. >> (roll call). five ayes. >> we will move to closed session. once we are all in closed session, we will take ten minutes. when we move in, our secretary >>> the board of supervisors resolves on the items listed for 18 and 19 and item 20 was discussion only. madam secretary, will you read the next item, please. >> clerk: next item is 2

san francisco will cool down to the lower 60s. weather. >>> best time of the morning >> that was the best time, that cool drone in the ocean. >> science >> very cool >> geez. >> thomasms dave grohl will be here tomorrow, swing by the graham norton show, grohl sharing that he once had the former beatle over his house for dinner and on his way out of the house, sir paul stopped at dave's piano to give his 5-year-old daughter an impromptu piano lesson >> she sat down and she watched his hands. they sat together and he was showing her what to play and they wrote a song together and i saw my daughter getting her first piano lesson from paul mccartney and i took a video been the next moment i woke up and i went into the kitchen and i was making breakfast and i heard her playing the song that they had written the night before and i came around the corner and she looked at me and she was playing the piano. she realized i was watching and she never played the piano again. >> oh, for god's sake. >> apparently harper went on to tell her dad that she wanted to play drums >> get ringo by. >> hopefully sir paul didn't take that too high >> i didn't like that ending >> i didn't se

thomas, come here! hello? >> are there slides? >> hello. >> okay, you have five minutes, sir. >> good afternoon, planning commissioners. my name is calvin louie. i'm the project sponsor. situated at 811 clay street in chinatown sanco is requesting that you approve a conditional use authorization for an existing foot massage establishment to panned to -- expand to full body massage. there will be no structural changes to the building. katie chan and i established the business on 1-1-2012. we believe expanded services will greatly help our patrons afflicted with increased levels of stress during this covid period of time. our added menu of services will include neck and back massage and will certainly help our clients relax and will be beneficial to their well-being both mentally and physically. the additional treatment services will help our clients cope with tension, headache and pain and provide relief. chinatown as a whole has been decimated by the impacts of covid and this is one step in a positive direction to stimulate the chinatown economy. please approve our cua request and allow us to better serve the chinatown community at large. in regards to community outreach, i spoke to eva lee with the chinatown me