. >> clerk: item 2, consent calendar, sfpd sb 1421 and sb 16 monthly report, dpa sb 1421 and sb 16 monthly report. collaborative reform initiative update. >> vice president elias: i need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> vice president elias: roll call, please. [roll call] >> clerk: you have six yeses. >> vice president elias: great. next item, please. >> clerk: at this time, the public is now welcome to make public comment regarding line item 2, the consent calendar. if you would like to make public comment regarding line item 2, please press star, three now. good evening, caller. you have two minutes. and they disconnected. vice president elias, there is no more public comment. >> vice president elias: thank you. public comment is closed. next item, please. >> clerk: item 3, chief's report, discussion. weekly crime trends and public safety concerns. provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining wh

of the matter, following the 2020 election, blacks were punished because of the large turnout, and sbas passed in georgia and other states, with similar legislation, to try to make it harder for blacks and people of color to vote, and in response, we had to find a way to make sure that we bring our people to be informed, mobilized and number three, organized. and that's what faith works seeks to be about. this is an historic time in our nation, when our very democracy is at risk. and these times, these times demand unprecedented action and that's what faith works is. >> so bishop, georgia saw record turnout for the primary election in may. and a lot of people just argued well, see, voting restrictions, the new voting laws, it is not stopping people from turning out. how do you respond to that argument, especially from the right? >> well the fact of the matter, there was record turnout in the early voting, not because of, but in spite of sb-202. faith leaders in georgia again, we worked extremely hard to make sure that we got people out to vote during early voting. we wanted to send a

mÁxima que serÁ la vida en prisiÓn, anticipa que en las prÓximas horas pueden anunciarse mÁs cargos, con sbses pruebas al momento de presentar en corte. autoridades revelan perturbadores escenas. >> el presunto autor de dispares vestÍa ropa de mujer al momento del tiroteo, dice que lo hizo con intenciÓn de pasar inadvertido por la multitud para poder escapar, al mismo tiempo para esconder sus tatuajes, disparÓ desde la azotea del edificio el cual accediÓ a travÉs de una escalera de evacuaciÓn en caso de incendios. no era la Única arma a su nombre, al momento del arresto agentes encontraron otro regla dentro de su vehÍculo y confiscaron varias pistolas. [sonido de disparos] [gritos] david: el pistolero hizo mÁs de 70 disparos hacia la multitud. >> mi otra ahijada que estaba tirada en el piso no se podÍa levantar por tanta sangre que se resbalaban. >> un seÑor al lado mÍo. david: crimo huyÓ a la casa de su madre y luego se alejo en su vehÍculo, este momento no se ha determinado si tuvo algÚn motivo para perpetrar este ataque, robert e crimo iii planeÓ el ataque con varias semanas por su propia

people die on our streets for no reason other than an arbitrary legal prohibition that we need to remove sblong overdue and will make a huge impact for some of the most vulnerable people in our community, unquote. that bill heads back to the state senate and then likely on to governor newsom's desk. >> bart fares going up starting tomorrow at 3.4% jump. that will mean the cost of a one-way ticket goes up a little bit between $0.5 and $0.50. the average ticket price, though they figure will we have about $0.15 money from the fare increase will reportedly be spent on things like more cleaning more police officers and buying new train cars. and that's not the only thing going up. north bay commuters can expect to pay more crossing the beautiful golden gate bridge. >> the tolls increase tomorrow. this is a live picture. fast track drivers will see that whole goal to $8.40 pay as you go will be $8 and $0.80. something to think about. if you're going on a trip but also the forecast. everything says, though, the coins and there, you know, yes, some of the bridges. yeah, they think they still do on

supreme court can overturn this law and uphold the right for texas to continue to move forward with sb 8. >> reporter: the aclu had pretty sharp criticism for newsom for creating what they call a bounty system. saying, quote, there is no way to take advantage of the flawed logic of the texas law. no worthy motive and no permissible goal can justify such a radical and dangerous assault on our constitutional structure. but newsom insists it's time to be aggressive. >> it's time to put them on the defense. we sick and tired of being on the defense this this movement. it's time to put them on the defense. >> reporter: newsom is taking his fight to the national stage, running ad running ads in texas and florida, a move with speculation that the governor may have his sights set on a presidential run. >> in light of the unpopularity of president. in light of issues like inflation and gas, gavin newsom sees that the president has covid. again, the perfect storm would have to happen, but gavin newsom is preparing himself for that perfect storm. >>> crews in sonoma county have started clearing o

around you and i'll close with this last story great last fall i came to austin to speak at a rally in sb-8 which is the abortion man here. there were thousands of people and like amazing signs. there's always a woman of a certain age with a handmade poster reading i can't believe myself to protest the ship. but the person i remember best she was a seventh grade here in austin and she spoke. when she first learned about the abortion ban she was so furious she started organizing her middle school. right? that's where it all starts in middle school. anyway pretty soon other middle schoolers were calling her what are wein supposed to do? so they started organizing. and then the supreme court opinion leaked out she joined hundreds of students here in austin, texas and walking out of their schools. and that night she text me she wrote, we need to do something big and loud to let everyone know we won't go down without a fight. we need to do something fast.ht that is of the end in seventh grade and she is right. because it is easy to feel discouraged let's be honest. like there is nothing we can

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the supreme court declined to block that law, known as sb eight, before roe v.wade was overturned if they're going to use this framework to put women's lives at risk. we're going to use it to save people's lives here in the state of california. the legislation, which goes into effect in january, will likely set up a legal battle with the conservative majority supreme court, which has recently ruled in favor of pro second amendment groups are sick and tired of being on the defense in this movement. it's time to put them on the defense. newsome signed the bill alongside attorney general rob bonta and gun violence victims at the site of a 2013 mass shooting in santa monica. we're going to continue to fight for your right your freedom to be safe from gun violence. the event comes the same day that newsom announced he was running a full page ad in texas newspapers attacking governor greg abbott. for quote. refusing to take action against gun violence. the governor's new bill has already prompted criticism from progressive and conservative groups alike. the a c l u, w

the supreme court declined to block that law, known as sb eight, before roe v.ed if they're going to use this framework to put women's lives at risk. we're going to use it to save people's lives here in the state of california. the legislation, which goes into effect in january, will likely set up a legal battle with the conservative majority supreme court, which has recently ruled in favor of pro second amendment groups are sick and tired of being on the defense in this movement. it's time to put them on the defense. newsome signed the bill alongside attorney general rob bonta and gun violence victims at the site of a 2013 mass shooting in santa monica. we're going to continue to fight for your right your freedom to be safe from gun violence. the event comes the same day that newsom announced he was running a full page ad in texas newspapers attacking governor greg abbott for quote, refusing to take action. against gun violence. the governor's new bill has already prompted criticism from progressive and conservative groups alike. the a c l u, which has supporte

last month the governor signed sb 54 and that put some of the strong strongest limits on single use plasticshat are your thoughts on back? >> that bill was a work in progress for a number of years and it was because a ballot measure was coming down the pike that the industry finally said, we either get a ballot measure or we will get legislation that we can work on. i am really proud of senator allen and all of the work that the advocates did to get this groundbreaking legislation. it takes a bite out of single use plastics. we use way too many every day. we all think they are recyclable but they are not. what we want to do is see a reduction in single use plastics. but we also want to recycle thermoformed. we want to get those recycled. we need to reduce the use of single use plastics but the ones in the waste stream, we need to figure out how to recycle those. >> okay. anything else you are working on that you would like to share x >> you know we talked about tolls and jaywalking. we want to make sure that streets are safety safe for that one of your reporters did, we took on legislation t

the supreme court declined to block that law, known as sb eight, before roe v. wade was overturned if they're going to use this framework to put women's lives at risk. we're going to use it to save people's lives here in the state of california. the legislation, which goes into effect in january, will likely set up a legal battle with the conservative majority supreme court, which has recently ruled in favor of pro second amendment groups were sick and tired of being on the defense in this movement. it's time to put them on the defense. newsome signed the bill alongside attorney general rob bonta and gun violence victims at the site of a 2013 mass shooting in santa monica. we're going to continue to fight for your right your freedom to be safe from gun violence. the event comes the same day that newsom announced he was running a full page ad in texas newspapers attacking governor greg abbott for quote, refusing to take action. against gun violence. the governor's new bill has already prompted criticism from progressive and conservative groups alike. the a c l u,

come to california now because of this case, the california commission on the status of women says sb 24 increases access to reproductive health care. and reduces barriers hundreds of students face when they're forced to go off campus for abortion services nowadays, especially going to be important for people who don't have money. to get access to abortion medication because we all know it's going to be a determined by well. race. gender. access san jose state says it will now offer access to abortion medication and released a statement saying, in part while logistics are still being developed sjs you anticipates integrating this service into the regular healthcare services offered through the student wellness center. s j s u does not anticipate an increase in student health fees to offer abortion by medication services . a uc san francisco study estimates that 1000 and 38, uc and cal state students get an abortion each month. at san jose state. they say at least 13 to 20 women a month will access abortion pills. we do talk about that from a male perspective, a lot of men probably don

requirement picking a statement the council side, quote, you don't have to be pro- life to recognize sb 24 is bad for colleges and dangerous for students. if you want to see the full interview, watch it on roku, amazon fire come apple tv. download the nbc bay area streaming app. you can find it under the must- see playlist. >>> helping you make it in the bay. next on today in the bay, the newly approved housing plan one city just approved. >>> and happening now, mendocino county authorities are hoping to reconnect a concerned mother with her until he challenged daughter who they say was seen this week in san francisco. surveillance images so 27 he wrote cassandra mckee inside a store on wednesday. mother said she struggles with schizophrenia and has been homeless at times after leaving her ukiah home in early june. she reportedly told her mother she feared someone was trying to kill her. san francisco police are assisting deties that ma puc puc ♪♪ [children playing outside] reynolds wrap makes it easy to cook and clean up meals in no time. ♪♪ [food sizzle] so i don't miss all the fun st

the supreme court declined to block that law, known as sb eight, before roe v. wade was overturned if they're going to use this framework to put women's lives at risk. we're going to use it to save people's lives here in the state of california. the legislation, which goes into effect in january, will likely set up a legal battle with the conservative majority supreme court, which has recently ruled in favor of pro second amendment groups are sick and tired of being on the defense in this movement. it's time to put them on the defense. newsome signed the bill alongside attorney general rob bonta and gun violence victims at the site of a 2013 mass shooting in santa monica. we're going to continue to fight for your right your freedom to be safe from gun violence. the event comes the same day that newsom announced he was running a full page ad in texas newspapers attacking governor greg abbott. for quote. refusing to take action against gun violence. the governor's new bill has already prompted criticism from progressive and conservative groups alike. the a c l u,

athletes came together for the sb awards. >> before the awards were handed out, steph curry walked the carpet with his family. delivered game-winning looks and it was jokes from the start and the monologue. >> when the announcement came out that i was hosting, there were a lot of questions. we had just come off a grueling year. don't you want to go on vacation? after celebrating three kid birthdays in two weeks, i finally understand why tom brady keeps coming back to work. the relaxation is exhausting. >> good one. he won for best nba player and best record-breaking performance. >> it is a great honor. the same way i looked up to my dad, reggie miller and ray allen. all records are meant to be broken. >> klay thompson also won an award tonight. do you think steph had to give himself the award? >> it was a slamdunk. even had outfit changes. i guess green is the new hip color. we all need to get the memo. i have the green screen so it won't work for me. the fall vestment fog is growing in. if you were getting up early, let's look at the microclimate forecast. starting off with a look at

permanente has maintained it is committed to growing their workforce in order to meet the requirements of sb to 21. >> well, shifting topics here. we're taking another live look outside this time at the san francisco skyline. the transamerica period pair met there with the some floating clouds on by and look who else just floated in. yeah, everybody wants to talk about the 4th of july to, you know, you get to this time of year. they're like. >> we don't want to talk about you what it's going to be like on the 4th of july. reminds yes. want to get right to it that, hey, you know, i think we're going to be okay. there's an area of low pressure that's approaching the coastline and that may bring cooler than normal air into the bay area. the good news about that, a lot of times that will help to mix out the marine layer because it gets so cool. so i think we'll still see a couple of patches of fog and partly cloudy skies from that system outside. but i think the fireworks going to be okay. i think even if we do see some patchy fog, i think the bases on those clouds will be up above 1000 feet or

i think yesterday he sent sb 906 targeting gun violence in schools. what does that one enable?> that one has to do with reporting around shootings at school spirit as part of a much larger package of bills the legislature has been advancing both before the supreme court's decision on abortion, as well as on guns. and after, we are also watching a bill moving through the legislature that after the supreme court essentially invalidated california's more stringent rules on concealed carry permits, california is moving to institute more rules they believe the supreme court decision still allows. there's no doubt california's continuing to push the envelope, exactly what is legally permissible what is under -- permissible under what is being created. >> but the court struck down the laws? >> they absolutely could. that is part of what we are seeing. is a test. if you ask about the concealed carry pundits love for example, which would impose a background check requirements and limit places where these guns can be carried, the attorney general, governor newsom, the state senator will

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i am not just from sb.e part of my savings. she it is in ukrainian banks, although part of the gdp is good, here is such an investment advice for our viewers , let's talk about macroeconomics, about the inflow of foreign currency to ukraine. here in istanbul, a joint coordination center has started work that will help export ukrainian grain , create such grain corridors and two military frigates yagusta elderly, an army of such forces of turkey passed through the bosphorus strait, the black sea . as i understand it, it is for this purpose that precisely these cargoes of grain accompany what unblocked the export and now we will have a lot of currency, er, the hryvnia will strengthen, er, mr. yevgeny, you were the last to speak , let's er, let's hear your opinion first. well, i really want to unblock exports and currencies . unfortunately, it does not depend only on us, but even in such a scenario, it is pessimistic that what we calculated turns out to be an approximate increase in exports, which can be at le

the state's efforts to hold the gun industry accountable and protect people from gun violence with sb 27. this adds to several other bills he signed recently which prohibits the marketing of firearms to minors and restricts ghost guns. today's action would allow people to sue anyone who distributes several types of illegal weapons. they could be awarded at least 10,000 civil damages for each weapon. plus, attorneys fees, the supreme court said this was ok if they're going to use texas and greg abbott and the republican leadership. >> if they're going to use this framework to put women's lives at risk. we're going to use it to save people's lives here in the state of california. >> newsom is stitching to controversial topics together. lawmakers pattern the bill after a texas anti-abortion law which allows citizens to sue anyone who provides or assists in abortion. the u.s. supreme court gave preliminary approval to the texas law. newsom said there's no principled way the u.s. supreme court could overturn this law and uphold the right for texas to move forward. opponents of the californ

in a day they eliminated 66 russian soldiers, the t-62 tank, self-propelled howitzers of the city of sbthe mortar complex of sany, and also several defense vehicles of our air force were hit five times by this operational command south of the enemy by pairs of attack aircraft there by bombers three enemy strongholds were hit by helicopters by pairs of helicopters two more around the boryslav and kherson districts and tell me, please, what the occupiers themselves say about this we watched this kirill strimaus yesterday who said about the antonov bridge that it will not change anything even if the bridge is completely destroyed , we have pontoons, he said, we will transport people with pontoons and yesterday i was there in public in kherson i read that there are already several cars waiting for the ferry. well, not a few queues or a long line of cars are waiting for this ferry to cross from one shore to another in kherson. please understand what you need to talk to them about. do you know how to keep at least some face even with the facts that there are facts such that a counteroffensive

the state's efforts to hold the gun industry accountable and protect people from gun violence with sb27. this adds to several other bills he signed recently which prohibits the marketing of firearms to minors and restricts ghost guns. today's action would allow people to sue anyone who distributes several types of illegal weapons. they could be awarded at least 10,000 and civil at least 10,000 and civil damages fo attorneys fees, the supreme court said this was ok if they're going to use texas and greg abbott and the republican leadership. >> if they're going to use this framework to put women's lives at risk. we're going to use it to save people's lives here in the state of california. >> newsom is stitching to controversial topics together. lawmakers pattern the bill after a texas anti-abortion law which allows citizens to sue anyone who provides or assists in abortion. the u.s. supreme court gave preliminary approval to the texas law. newsom said there's no principled way the u.s. supreme court could overturn this law and uphold the right for texas to move forward. opponents of the

pride the night before, a unit of gazenite missile troops of the armed forces near novaya kakhovka sbter, presumably a su-35, the air force command reported that the enemy aircraft tried to attack ukrainian su-25 attack aircraft that were performing a combat mission, but it was quickly landed. the pilot of the russian aircraft ejected during the day. a tool against russian propaganda commented on the president's creation of a special commission in the verkhovna rada that will monitor the weapons provided by partners to people's deputies from all factions and groups joined the tsk. i want to emphasize that there was no ground for any claims to our state on this matter and there is none. our partners are absolutely informed about how we use the weapons provided, but to remove any manipulations by russian propagandists and those who is helping them in ukraine or somewhere else will such an additional parliamentary control tool work ukraine will receive additional hi-mars by the end of the week the white house will announce a new package of military aid for of our state, it will include a

california's sb one is requiring gas tax increases up to $0.3 today, making this portion of the state's gas tax. $0.54 a gallon. that's where recent calls in sacramento to suspend this tax or at least this particular increase to help out drivers with the high cost of gasoline. but those efforts have not materialized with gas prices starting to ease just a little bit. analysts say the drivers will unlikely notice this new tax hike. >> also public middle schools and most high schools now banned from beginning class before 8.30, in the morning. this includes middle schools operating as charter schools. the move is designed to give children and teenagers a chance to get more sleep. the governor newsom also taking steps to strengthen california's gun laws. he signed. >> 2 new gun control bills. today he added new restrictions on untraceable ghost guns and impose stiff penalties for companies market firearms to minors. >> the good news, there's any. is that this ends at least today in california. i just signed a bill. so the gun industry and those that are backing this industry can no longer

come to california now because of this case, the california commission on the status of women says sb 24 increases access to reproductive health care. and reduces barriers hundreds of students face when they're forced to go off campus for abortion services nowadays, especially going to be important for people who don't have money. to get access to abortion medication because we all know it's going to be a determined by well. race. gender. access san jose state says it will now offer access to abortion medication and released a statement saying, in part while logistics are still being developed sjs you anticipates integrating this service into the regular healthcare services offered through the student wellness center. s j s u does not anticipate an increase in student health fees to offer abortion by medication services , uc san francisco study estimates that 1000 and 38, uc and cal state students get an abortion each month. at san jose state. they say at least 13 to 20 women a month will access abortion pills. we do talk about that from a male perspective, a lot of men probably don't

i'm concerned about sb-917.ieve agencies can coordinate without any new state mandate which is another distraction. mta only saves money from the temporarily emergency transit lands if they remove running time from schedules, but they haven't. months ago, mta promised a rail service plan, which may discuss capital and service plans. passengers south of the channel on the t line, shouldn't have to transfer at 4th and king to the -- [beep] >> crossing platforms at 4th and king. that will be unsafe. bottom line, voters do not trust the mta. there should be no new money to the mta or other transportation purposes until there is real mta governance reform. it's unfortunate there's no charter amendment proposed for november to accomplish governance reform at mta. i encourage this put off until there's serious discussion to that end. thank you for listening. >> other callers in the cue? >> no further callers in the cue. >> mr. clerk, i apologize. we have one more that jumped in. >> clerk: very well. next speaker, pleas

of texas last year as they were starting to put forth a very restrictive abortion ban then known as sb started to recognise that with employees spread across all 50 states here in the us, we would have to really enact some sort of benefit that would allow for them to be able to get the same standard of care regardless of the state they lived in and so not only did we want to protect and safeguard our own employees by creating a travel reimbursement to allow them to get abortion care in another state if the state that they lived in had banned it, we also recognise that our employees, our consumers and our customers were looking for us to be vocal on this issue and the reason for that, aaron, is because the vast majority of americans agree that abortion access should be safe and legal and for 50 years in america, we have enjoyed the political, legal and moral safeguards that allow for abortion to be a choice between a person and their doctor, and after the reversal of roe versus wade several weeks ago, we have recognised the need to become even more vocal on this issue and from that we h

emily: sb spoke at ourf bloomberg crypto summit this week.to take a quick listen. >> certainly the asset price decline was a strong sign that crypto and frankly a lot of fintech, things were way too light on use cases and there is a lot of handwaving going on both on use cases and financial modeling that was suspect. emily: tell us a little more about his view on this market downturn. clearly he is more optimistic than the markets would suggest but is he right? >> he puts protecting customers above all else within this industry. he is looking to swoop in and help people out. he believes this is an industry with extremely strong long-term prospects. while he sees opportunity in terms of buying up companies and bailing out others, he thinks that by helping these companies, he can be sure that customers' assets are safe. emily: are you expecting his acquisitions free to continue? >> ftx and ftx u.s. are both focused on raising funding. they are in talks with people, that is unique because venture capitalists have really cool down on the industry

action) - sfpd sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - dpa sb 1421 & sb 16 monthly report - sfpd family code 6228 quarterly report, 1st quarter 2022 - sexual assault evidence kit “saek” semi-annual report, january 1 june 30, 2022 - police commission disciplinary actions report, 2nd quarter 2022 >> thank you, commissioners. any request to agendaize any of these items? none, okay. >> sergeant? >> i just need a motion and second. >> i will make a motion to accept. >> can i get a second? >> i will second. >> thank you. >> if anyone from the public would like to comment on the consent agenda, please press 3 starting now. >> there is no public comment. >> on the motion, commissioner walker, how do you vote? >> aye. >> commissioners, [roll call] >> >> you have 7 yeses. >> item 3. >> chief's report (discussion) - weekly crime trends and public safety concerns (provide an overview of offenses, incidents, or events occurring in san francisco having an impact on public safety. commission discussion on unplanned events and activities the chief describes will be limited to determining whether to calendar

liz: there was a bill in sacramento, sb 1416 called mental health services for the gravely disabled that would force certain people into treatment, but it had a lot of opposition from civil liberties groups and did not pass. still ahead, a san francisco couple gets a $1500 fine for parking in their own driveway. the city isn't backing down. michael finney makes it -- breaks it down for us. and here's a live look this morning, the santa cruz camera here did a bit of ray day for the july weekend, but we will check in when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. liz: welcome back. here's a live look from our san mateo bridge camera. it's foggy out there this morning with some drizzle, we have those wiper

. >> sb 8 has virtually shut down all abortions in texas.eople can now carry handguns in public without any kind of license or training. >> do you think texas can get more conservative that has it is right now? >> texas could very much get more conservative. but i don't think regular texans are as conservative as their elected officials. i don't think people realize that there are only a handful of millionaires who really control a large number of the members of the texas house. >> who are the people that you think have the biggest sway and control of the republican party in texas? >> tim dunn in midland. >> i'm going to talk a little bit about my background. i grew up in big spring. i worked at koz den refinery in the surveillancmmers. >> he has been the leader of this midland oil team. >> i've ended up making more money than i ever thought possible. sfwr the >> and then you have the wilks brothers. >> this is where i lived the first six years of my life. >> you've come a long way. >> yeah, we have. >> they used to be in the fracking busine

bill is sb 57, introduced by senator scott weiner, paving the way for san francisco, oakland and los angeles to set up safe injection sites, places people can go to legally inject drugs while under supervision. >> this is one tool in the toolbox to try and prevent people from dying provost leases -- dying from overdoses and get people into treatment. >> it could land on the governor's desk next month. >> if the governor signs this bill into law, it will go into effect january 1 and my hope is that the city will be prepared at that point in time to open one or more of these sites. >> san francisco department of public health saying in a statement in part, the city is pursuing a policy that could allow the opening of seed consumption sites once the hurdles have been addressed. a safe consumption site will save lives and help connect more people to treatment and services and would add to a multipronged approach to reduce overdose deaths. but jackie berlin has concerns. her son has been on the streets in the tenderloin for more than a decade, now addicted to fentanyl. >> i see this just

ever since sb eight in the fall, a lot of people in the medical community were predicting this.e work with a lot of employers. we have benefits from fertility to maternity and a lot of them did not know what to make it. the second the supreme court decision was struck down even our most conservative clients that previously did not want take positions stood up and designed employee benefit packages through maven and of the services to promote travel across state lines, pregnancy options, counseling and a lot of other things. that was encouraging. emily: what kind of demand and request for you seeing from maven members? are you seeing a surge in requests for reproductive health? >> anxiety, mental health is up but it is not just maven members, we are paying attention to providers. one of the things we have been hearing 50% of u.s. counties do , not have an ob/gyn. a lot of those are in states where they are restricting abortion access. a lot of our clinicians are concerned, we are hearing people are going to move, that will create more provider shortages. it is both the members bu

nothing left to consider when it was clear, i must believe now when it, when we decided to go into sb norma stools, i really everyone, all the people who were there, hot people, let horses out, you'd never laid hands on a horse before and i was guiding a horse when a door came flying at me. i saw it coming with him, ran in your hands in the high water, and i tried to dodge it. also. i still don't know how is 80 guys is anxious and frustrated. i they managed to save the animal's lives, but where could they find shelter for 60 horses? ah, luckily anousch bo didn't have to look far. so kind of sites, there was no time to be cheesy. so we were quite lucky to get this place. houghton, this is a mining region and they were set to begin excavating here. otherwise it certainly wouldn't have been standing entity, but that's how we found accommodations they fall into to come. the flood left its mark on the horses to them either the foyer both, all right, if that they don't take much notice by and that many he used to be alone for now. he no longer want to be alone. as a socialist, they'll start

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after sb 8 went into effect in texas.he north dakota legislators started talking about copy catting that. there was a special session last fall. we feared they would bring it forward. and then the supreme court took up dobs. it seemed as if the writing has been on the wall. we know that north dakota is incredibly hostile to abortion. we have been in near continuous litigation with the state for almost a decade. trying to keep our doors open. the leak certainly accelerated our process. and we have been working night and day and tirelessly to try and pull this off so there's little to no disruption for the patients who relied on our clinic for the last 20 plus years. >> it sounds like both you carol and tammy you read the tea leaves and saw what was coming down eventually. with the supreme court. i thank both of you for being here this evening and spending time. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we have paul mccartny, my colleague does. for a great cause. that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ is this where your grandparents cut

liz: there was a bill in sacramento, sb 1416 that called mental health services for the gravely disableduld force certain people into treatment, but it had a lot of opposition from civil liberties groups and did not pass. still ahead, a san francisco couple gets a $1500 fine for parking in their own driveway. the city isn't backing down. michael finney breaks it down for us. and let's take a live look from our exploratorium camera. the forecast in just a few minutes. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to $500 a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. liz: parking is always a problem. one couple ended up having to do a deep dive. they were slapped with a huge fine for parking

supreme court can overturn this law and uphold the right for texas to continue to move forward with sb-8. >> reporter: the aclu had sharp criticism for newsom, creating a bounty system to encourage lawsuits, similar to texas. quote, there is no way to take advantage of the flawed logic of the texas law, no worthy metoti, and no permissible goal cou dan our constitutional structure. but newsom insists it's time to be aggressive. >> it's time to put them on the defense. we're sick and tired of being on the defense in this movement. it's time to put them on the defense. >> reporter: newsom is taking his fight to the national stage, running ads in texas and florida, where he called out both states' republican governors, fueling speculation the governor could have his sight on a presidential run. >> people could easily interpret his actions as a presidential move in light of the unpopularity of the president, in light of issues like inflation and gas. gavin newsom sees that the president has covid. again, the perfect storm would have to happen, but gavin newsom is preparing himself for the

the president has worked, not just since the leaked documents, but since we have seen sb 8 in texas, to make sure his administration is doing everything he can to deliver on this issue and make sure we protect women's rights. that is what kate was saying. she was trying to make sure that we laid out and speak out about the bold step the president took. we were responding to criticism in that particular article. that is what we were responding to. we were responding to some activists and what they were singing that article. we were trying to be specific in that as well. to say the president has not been passionate, to say this president has not been focused is just not true. even when john kline was here, after the president signed the executive order, she talked about planned parenthood and how they welcome to the steps we took and what we're delivering on. will there be more work to do, absolutely. lastly, i will say, is that the president has always been honest about what needs to be done and what he believes needs to be done. yes, we will continue to do the work in the administrat