sb 925 compliments the state law on street vefrndz in 2018 the legislature passed sb 946 that street vendors is a administrative matter and the purpose of sb 946 i voted for addresses the abuse in the parts of california the police were making that impossible for street vendors to do business the goal to allow legitimate street vepdz to thrive throughout california we have the same goal with sb that will restore a goal tackling the fencing of stolen goods and not apply to any other form of street convenience, welfare, and necessity and only in san francisco. sb 925 a narrow taught intfrm to allow san francisco to allow to hold the bad actors affordable and allow the by the san franciscans love and a bill we're going to work hard to pass and. >> (speaking spanish) with that said i'm going to turn it over to my partner in the legislation mayor london breed (clapping). >> thank you, senator wiener and unfortunately, not able to speak spanish so hopefully and, get his assistance this translating any comments that is great to be here with that coalition of people to help to introduce this

sb 925 compliments the state law on street vefrndz in 2018 the legislature passed sb 946 that street vendors is a administrative matter and the purpose of sb 946 i voted for addresses the abuse in the parts of california the police were making that impossible for street vendors to do business the goal to allow legitimate street vepdz to thrive throughout california we have the same goal with sb that will restore a goal tackling the fencing of stolen goods and not apply to any other form of street convenience, welfare, and necessity and only in san francisco. sb 925 a narrow taught intfrm to allow san francisco to allow to hold the bad actors affordable and allow the by the san franciscans love and a bill we're going to work hard to pass and. >> (speaking spanish) with that said i'm going to turn it over to my partner in the legislation mayor london breed (clapping). >> thank you, senator wiener and unfortunately, not able to speak spanish so hopefully and, get his assistance this translating any comments that is great to be here with that coalition of people to help to introduce this

turning to legislation sb 10 three 1 by wiener was amended last week and emerged in the transformationommittees some of the changes would impact the regional measure ability to help the chauvinists for the agencies including bart and sfmta under the new version required return to sour start at 70 percent in the 5 years and to 90 years in the 6 year the higher resources limits the total regional discretionary fund for those purposes with the connected and regional system and supports the operators beyond 5 years and prohibits the county from the regional measure under sb 10 three 1 until 28 t timeframe to sponsor for the quarter sales tax and after that sb three 1 regional measures includes the two counties in north bay sets aside operations and capital costs in the event that smart is not able to reauthorizes their sales tax it is complicated but want you to know about that that bill must pass by may 24th before the assembly to june we anticipate more amendments not coming weeks ago and will keep you updated and the three builds advanced in the appropriations committee that that includ

what sb 478 was going to do is say that was never allowed anymore. and what this bill, sb 1524 will do will say, hey, we, the authors of the original bill, or at least one of them, plus additional help from other folks like senator wiener and assembly member matt haney, are saying, let's let restaurants do what they do in the state of california. but let's ensure and just reiterate that it has to be transparently listed on the menu. so when and if this passes, it would be that i would go into a restaurant and it would clearly say on the menu , this is a service fee for the health. this is a mandated fee, all these different things. so before i sit down and or as soon as i sit down to order, i already know going in what i can expect to see on my bill and everybody should be doing that now, let me just be crystal clear. any restaurant that's not doing that now is in violation of the existing california codes. it has to be listed. this is just reiterate that it can still be done. but just reiterating that it still has to be clearly listed. all right. an

>> uh- sb uh- 1050 i mean, i'm sorry, sb 1403 would set up the infrastructure for the freedmen american freedmen's affairs bureau, similar to what we had in 1865 after emancipation proclamation to oversee whatever reparations is of helping to uh- determine in the communities of eligibility, eligibility those individuals who qualify for reparations. and again, if reparations is going to lead to homebuyer assistance meting out all of those programs that need to be addressed. so it's going to be the infrastructure. and we can't do it without it. so i'm excited that it moved along today, and i'm excited for the next chapter as we move that bill forward. >> so that was 1403. i want to now talk about the second bill that would create a fund for reparations. that one is 1331 for the fund for reparations and reparative justice. now, i know when the bill was first introduced in the senate, it would have received 6% of the funds from california's rainy day fund. but the bill was modified, so there's currently no funding mechanism. i imagine this was a strategic choice here, but why was that chang

there's also sb 946, a bill that decriminalized street vending in 2018. that law was meant to prevent low income workers from becoming trapped in the criminal system. but it also limited what police officers could actually do. now this new law would restore police officers ability to tackle illegal fencing. san francisco's fight against illegal fencing operations intensifies today. senator scott wiener announced sb 925, a bill that would allow police officers to cite anyone selling stolen items on the streets. >> if a person has been cited twice for selling these commonly stolen items without a permit, they can be cited for a misdemeanor. >> the third time san francisco's board of supervisors would need to create a list of the most commonly stolen items sold on the streets. sfpd would need to check that list of items before making citations anywhere in the city. >> we know that these issues are most pronounced in the mission tenderloin. some parts of south of market, a few other areas, but the city will be able to use this law wherever the issue arises. >

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and there's also sb 946, a bill that decriminalized street vending in 2018.hat law was meant to prevent low income workers from becoming trapped in the criminal system, but it also limited what police officers could actually do. now, this new law would restore police officers ability to tackle illegal fencing. san francisco's fight against illegal fencing operations intensifies today. senator scott wiener announced sb 925, a bill that would allow police officers to cite anyone selling stolen items on the streets. >> if a person has been cited twice for selling these commonly stolen items without a permit, they can be cited for a misdemeanor. >> the third time san francisco's board of supervisors would need to create a list of the most commonly stolen items sold on the streets. sfpd would need to check that list of items before making citations anywhere in the city. >> we know that these issues are most pronounced in the mission tenderloin. some parts of south of market, a few other areas, but the city will be able to use this law wherever the issue arises. >>

sb 925 compliments the state law on street vefrndz in 2018 the legislature passed sb 946 that streetadministrative matter and the purpose of sb 946 i voted for addresses the abuse in the parts of california the police were making that impossible for street vendors to do business the goal to allow legitimate street vepdz to thrive throughout california we have the same goal with sb that will restore a goal tackling the fencing of stolen goods and not apply to any other form of street convenience, welfare, and necessity and only in san francisco. sb 925 a narrow taught intfrm to allow san francisco to allow to hold the bad actors affordable and allow the by the san franciscans love and a bill we're going to work hard to pass and. >> (speaking spanish) with that said i'm going to turn it over to my partner in the legislation mayor london breed (clapping). >> thank you, senator wiener and unfortunately, not able to speak spanish so hopefully and, get his assistance this translating any comments that is great to be here with that coalition of people to help to introduce this legislation i

sb 925 compliments the state law on street vefrndz in 2018 the legislature passed sb 946 that streets a administrative matter and the purpose of sb 946 i voted for addresses the abuse in the parts of california the police were making that impossible for street vendors to do business the goal to allow legitimate street vepdz to thrive throughout california we have the same goal with sb that will restore a goal tackling the fencing of stolen goods and not apply to any other form of street convenience, welfare, and necessity and only in san francisco. sb 925 a narrow taught intfrm to allow san francisco to allow to hold the bad actors affordable and allow the by the san franciscans love and a bill we're going to work hard to pass and. >> (speaking spanish) with that said i'm going to turn it over to my partner in the legislation mayor london breed (clapping). >> thank you, senator wiener and unfortunately, not able to speak spanish so hopefully and, get his assistance this translating any comments that is great to be here with that coalition of people to help to introduce this legislati

restaurant association say they support the bill saying it addresses questions that have been raise sb 478 and make sure that it is implemented not to disrupt the restaurant operations throughout the state. senator dodd who coauthored sb 4' 78 said it's meant to have transparency and fairness in the restaurant industry. if a restaurant adds 20% gratuity for large groups it must be stated up front on the menu. it cannot be a surprise that shows up when the bill arrives . >> for example, tips -- in the tips bracket, i could add the fact that the distribution -- i don't want to put it here. >> reporter: lawmakers are rushing to pass the emergency restaurant legislation before july 1st. >> we are working so much. our customers who are supporting us for so many years, they totally understand it. many are offering more to have for us to pay because they understand why we are doing this job. >> reporter: marco tells me he is hopeful that the bill gets approved to avoid having to raise prices on the many. >> jose martinez reporting there. the new law would apply to add on fees like concert tic

so what is sb 423?b 423 amended sb 35 and it provides for ministerial review of housing development projects, provided that certain affordability and eligibility requirements are met. projects must be code compliant and contain two units or more. since these are ministerial projects, there is no sequel review or discretionary entitlements like a conditional use or a large project authorization. there are labor provisions as well as expedited timelines for planning staff to review these applications. sb 35 has been in effect since 2018, and has led to the approval of over 3000 dwelling units. sb 423 made several amendments to sb 35, including requiring an informational pre-application public hearing in certain geographic areas as. so public hearing is required if a property is located on the california tcac hcd opportunity map and is designated as a moderate resource area, a low resource area, or an area of high segregation and poverty, we. this hearing must be held within 45 days of the filing of a noti

senator susan rubio baldwin park says she sending with her bill sb 690, if signed into law. the legislation would extend the statute of limitations in domestic violence cases, giving prosecutors more time to charge domestic violence suspects as it stands today. state law allows prosecutors to charge someone up to 5 years after an alleged domestic violence incident took place but should sb 690, be signed. prosecutors will be allowed to chart some up to 15 years after that incident. this will be victims of time too, to breeze. 2 x help seek help? >> and do put all their affairs in order in order to meet a situation safely. a survivor herself. rubio says this issue is especially important to her. she was the state senator behind the 2019 law that increased the domestic violence statute of limitations to its current 5 years. >> but she says after meeting with countless survivors, she believes 5 years is not enough. she also says this recently released video showing music mogul sean diddy combs punching and kicking ex-girlfriend in 2016. makes it clear why survivors are afraid to

we have the same goal with sb 9 to 5.ent in tackling the fencing of stolen goods. it will not apply to any other form of street vending and it will only apply in san francisco. you've been listening to a press conference about a new bill introduced by state senator scott wiener. >>and backed by mayor london breed. that would require vendors to get a permit or show proof of purses to sell goods. you're watching kron-on.the large fire on middlefield road forced evacuations for surrounding neighborhoods and of school. kron four's as a good talk with students and parents of one school that canceled classes for the rest of the day. >>yeah, this is the garfield school. and like you earlier today, the smoke here was so thick in straw that they decide to close the school today, you know, just to be safe. now, again, this happened earlier today. at one point you actually hear the helicopters circling the area. let me show you what it looked like earlier. so this is a k through 8 school and they made that decision around noon today

state senator scott wiener and mayor breed introduced sb 925 at city hall.t bill would require vendors to obtain a permit to sell merchandise if they're selling things that are normally targets of retail thieves now selling those items without a permit or proof of purchase would be the result in a fine. on the third offense, offenders could face a misdemeanor and up to six months in jail. i want to be clear that sb 925 does not apply in any way to prepared foods, nor does it apply to people selling goods with a permit. last fall, city officials issued a temporary moratorium on street vending in the mission district, partially due to concerns over the sale of stolen goods. okay, in just a few days, groundbreaking celebration in east for san jose the new east ridge bart regional connector ceremony for the $653 million project happens this saturday near the eastridge transit center by the eastridge mall. when the project is completed in four years, vta riders will be able to board the light rail from the east ridge station and connect directly with bart in milp

senator susan rubio baldwin park says she sending with her bill sb 690, if signed into law. the legislation would extend the statute of limitations in domestic violence cases, giving prosecutors more time to charge domestic violence suspects as it stands today. state law allows prosecutors to charge someone up to 5 years after an alleged domestic violence incident took place but should sb 690, be signed. prosecutors will be allowed to chart some up to 15 years after that incident. this will be victims of time too, to breeze. 2 x help seek help. >> and really put all their affairs in order in order to meet a situation safely. a survivor herself. rubio says this issue is especially important to her. she was the state senator behind the 2019 law that increased the domestic violence statute of limitations to its current 5 years. >> but she says after meeting with countless survivors, she believes 5 years is not enough. she also says this recently released video showing music mogul sean diddy combs punching and kicking ex-girlfriend in 2016. makes it clear why survivors are afrai

state senator scott wiener and mayor breed introduced sb 925 at city hall.hat bill would require vendors to obtain a permit to sell merchandise if they're selling things that are normally targets of retail thieves, selling those items without a permit or proof of purchase would be. the result would result in a fine. on the third offense, offenders could face a misdemeanor and end up facing six months in county jail . i want to be clear that sb 925 does not apply in any way to prepared foods, nor does it apply to people selling goods with a permit. it only applies to people who do not have a permit, and who are selling items that are commonly stolen. last fall, you might remember, city officials issued a temporary moratorium on street vendors in the mission district, partially due to concerns over the sale of stolen goods. well, up next flags up as the bay area kicks off. pride month, we're going to take you to for san jose the one of the new traditions. tonight, we're covering doctor anthony fauci's return to the hot seat before a house committee. why his re

and a sb 961 laid out in table one of agenda for agenda item 4.e bill 960 is senator weiner measure to direct the department to or enact program make money available when they're working on a project that has been on 19 street and tearing up the road and putting 2 back together and look at putting in probation officer some length of time of a transit facility that is starting out and allowed or bike makes sense signage and so forth so that measure is set to be heard in the assembly on july the staff is recommending support because it is consistent with the bureau vision zero policy and they are looking at the mix of projects that the department will put together if this was enacted as more in alignment with the complete streets and senate bill 960 and 9 61 an interesting measure it requires new package of vehicles and large trucks to have the intelligence in other words, the speed governor would limiting limb specified a vehicle more than 10 more like over the adjacent speed limit and recommend to the watch list an issue of concern with the gps ma

they introduced sb 9 to 5 on the steps here of city hall under this new legislation, san francisco canuire vendors to obtain a permit to sell merchandise that the board of supervisors places on a list of goods, frequently obtained through retail theft. it then establishes that selling that merchandise without a permit or without proof of purchase, is punishable with an infraction. now, on the third offense, the violation is punishable with an infraction or a misdemeanor, and even up to six months in county jail. now, last fall, escalating disorder connected illegal fencing and it forced city officials to issue a temporary moratorium on street vending, specifically in the mission. i want to be clear that sb 925 does not apply in any way to prepared foods, nor does it apply to people selling goods with a permit. it only applies to people who do not have a permit and who are selling items that are commonly stolen. well, a couple things, a couple things here as far as that moratorium is concerned that actually is still in effect. now. that was temporary. it was it ended up being renewed an

i will make patriotism within sbs great again.e sbs great again. >> so instead of addressing his fellow students, he was forced to sit through the assembly. >> so that was humiliating a lot. >> that might have been the worst of it, but a school let out for the summer. the hayward family was notified that a decision had been made to terminate your family's enrollment from saint bonaventure. that means jimmy and his two younger sisters will have to find new schools in the fall. >> seeing how they've just kind of wrote us off and thrown the girls in with it as well, i don't think that that's a good environment to be sending my children. >> fox 11 news contacted the school and the diocese of orange and received a statement of basically no comment. this letter says the family violated the christian code of conduct for creating a, quote, smear campaign against the school and the administration, including creating an online petition to get the principal fired. >> we've just told the truth from day one, jimmy's truth, and that's it. and w

and■k putin sending a nuclear sb into cuba. this has to stop with the let's hate, our new hatred.need to look at our problems. and we need to make it safe and secure for everyone that wants to live here by the rules and do the right thing. stop being provocative. host: patrick, fairfax, virginia, good morning. you are next. caller: good morning. i agree with the previous caller. i certainly don't enjoy hate. my neighbors i have talked to don't enjoy hate. that does exist but it does not mean we enjoy it. i believe the majority of americans enjoy hate. yes, there are major divisions, but most people i talked to don't enjoy it. they don't enjoy hate at all. that is all i have to say. host: that is patrick in fairfax, virginia. it is a little more of that peggy noonan, we are discussing in the first hour of "washington journal" in which she says she things we are■lta i coury. she hat should be doing is asking each other how we are going toour y through this constructively. instead, people prattle about a coming civil war, but what are those people talking about? neither side will rai

according to the sbs survey, over 70%.elieve that biden's mental state does not allow him to fight for re-election as president, but joe is not going to refuse to participate in the race, he made this statement while speaking at a fundraising event for the election campaign on the office party day angry calls continue to come, even from her supporters, demanding that biden be replaced with another candidate, and as the portal notes, the current us president will be able to refuse the election only if the so-called kitchen cabinet, his wife, sister and group council decide to do so... these debates showed miracles that it is really effective, and the main task is medicine for the rich, which is simply within the framework of biden to probably survive until the elections, because in my opinion, here we go back to thoughtfulness or ill-consideration american system, they probably already decided everything electorally in the swing states, that is, they brought so many migrants there that. cnn, which provided it for the first

other cities, as some have noted, are not subject to sb 423 until a few years from now. we're reviewed every year, unfortunately. and so that accelerated this need in a way that we really couldn't plan our resources to meet this timeline, unfortunately. well, let's say if it's adopted, you know, when it's if it's adopted in commission in august, will there still be able to work the planning department, be able to continue to work the cultural. absolutely and our and our plan is to continue to bring we almost think of these as chapters if we're kind of building a book. and so we need to kind of keep this effort going over time, but it's just not feasible to get it done in the next, i don't know, what is it, 6 or 7 weeks between now and in the beginning of august? can i just we only have one hearing in august. are you talking about the last hearing before we go on break, or are you talking okay? and for the expanded housing choice, when is this? i just want so that the public also know and also i'm clear when is this for us. it will have to adapt on this. yeah that's a que

and a sb 961 laid out in table one of agenda for agenda item 4.e bill 960 is senator weiner measure to direct the department to or enact program make money available when they're working on a project that has been on 19 street and tearing up the road and putting 2 back together and look at putting in probation officer some length of time of a transit facility that is starting out and allowed or bike makes sense signage and so forth so that measure is set to be heard in the assembly on july the staff is recommending support because it is consistent with the bureau vision zero policy and they are looking at the mix of projects that the department will put together if this was enacted as more in alignment with the complete streets and senate bill 960 and 9 61 an interesting measure it requires new package of vehicles and large trucks to have the intelligence in other words, the speed governor would limiting limb specified a vehicle more than 10 more like over the adjacent speed limit and recommend to the watch list an issue of concern with the gps ma

so what is sb 423?ended sb 35 and it provides for ministerial review of housing development projects, provided that certain affordability and eligibility requirements are met. projects must be code compliant and contain two units or more. since these are ministerial projects, there is no sequel review or discretionary entitlements like a conditional use or a large project authorization. there are labor provisions as well as expedited timelines for planning staff to review these applications. sb 35 has been in effect since 2018, and has led to the approval of over 3000 dwelling units. sb 423 made several amendments to sb 35, including requiring an informational pre-application public hearing in certain geographic areas as. so public hearing is required if a property is located on the california tcac hcd opportunity map and is designated as a moderate resource area, a low resource area, or an area of high segregation and poverty, we. this hearing must be held within 45 days of the filing of a notice of in

senator dodd who coauthored sb 478 said it's to have fairness in the restaurant.a restaurant adds 20% gratuity for large groups it must be stated up front on the menu. it cannot be a surprise that shows up when the bill arrives . >> for example, tips -- in the tips bracket, i could add the fact that the distribution -- i don't want to put it here. >> reporter: lawmakers are rushing to pass the emergency restaurant legislation before july 1st. >> we are working so much. our customers who are supporting us for so many years, they totally understand it. many are offering more to have for us to pay because they understand why we are doing this job. >> reporter: march could tells me he is hopeful that the bill gets approved to avoid having to raise prices on the many. >> so, the new laying taking effect in july would add on fees for concerts and hotel bills. >>> a foggy weekend. it will be hard to shake on the coast. that is normal for this time tf year, especially with the stronger on shore breeze kicking in. it will keep temperatures average for the second week in ad

senator susan rubio baldwin park says she sending with her bill sb 690, if signed into law.tion would extend the statute of limitations in domestic violence cases, giving prosecutors more time to charge domestic violence suspects as it stands today. state law allows prosecutors to charge someone up to 5 years after an alleged domestic violence incident took place but should sb 690, be signed. prosecutors will be allowed to chart some up to 15 years after that incident. this will be victims of time too, to breathe. 2 x help seek help. >> and really put all their affairs in order in order to meet a situation safely. a survivor herself. rubio says this issue is especially important to her. she was the state senator behind the 2019 law that increased the domestic violence statute of limitations to its current 5 years. >> but she says after meeting with countless survivors, she believes 5 years is not enough. she also says this recently released video showing music mogul sean diddy combs punching and kicking ex-girlfriend in 2016. makes it clear why survivors are afraid to speak

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this was 45 days after sb- eight.dn't want to put anyone else at risk for being caught getting me the help i needed. and so we just laughed. my husband and i just laughed. we got on a plane and we went out of state, and then i had to go to a clinic where they allowed protesters within a certain amount, and i walked past signs that told me i was a murderer. and as i went in to get basic healthcare to and my child suffering. >> and this wasn't your last brush with tragedy and the inability in the year 2023, right? to care for yourself, and your unborn child. tell us what happened next for you. >> so after we returned, i kind of fell into a deep state of depression, because i just still was having this very hard time processing the loss of my child and this whole thing being politicized. i just kind of the conversations and things that were happening, but i was able to see mental health in my own resources, and i was able to get pregnant a few months later . i unfortunately miscarried that pregnancy. when i went to my do

if i may, we see in arizona there's going to be a ballot proposition similar to sb 1070 from ten years ago, which allows local law enforcement to do immigration law, and detain undocumented immigrants, and the supreme court ruled against sb 1070, several parts of it ten years ago. now they're putting forth another measure. it's reminding me of measures and republican states are trying to challenge the courts. >> it's a different landscape. could be a more different court if donald trump wins and has those justices. you and i have talked about this offline, and you were thinking of somebody specific. his name has been bandied about in conservative circles if donald trump were to have another knee. >> jim hoe is the nominee that someone like donald trump is looking for in this moment. he has ties to the federalist society, and sort of old school legal conservatism but has shown he is a bridge to what i would call the maga legal movement which embraces a much more robust impression of executive power and government power. old school don't necessarily like government. they don't want to se

senator susan rubio baldwin park says she sending with her bill sb 690, if signed into law.ic violence cases, giving prosecutors more time to charge domestic violence suspects as it stands today. state law allows prosecutors to charge someone up to 5 years after an alleged domestic violence incident took place but should sb 690, be signed. prosecutors will be allowed to chart some up to 15 years after that incident. this will be victims of time too, to breeze. 2 x help seek help. >> and really put all their affairs in order in order to a situation safety, a survivor herself. rubio says this issue is especially important to her. she was the state senator behind the 2019 law that increased the domestic violence statute of limitations to its current 5 years. >> but she says after meeting with countless survivors, she believes 5 years is not enough. she also says this recently released video showing music mogul sean diddy combs punching and kicking ex-girlfriend 2016 makes it clear why survivors are afraid to speak out. combs apologized after the video was released. i make no ex

sb russia published a declassified document containing testimony from a former subordinate of the thirdnister, joseph goebbels, werner wächter, about a massive disinformation campaign to conceal germany's plans to attack the soviet union. as the department noted, in order to make the attack on the ussr sudden, the germans used many channels to disguise their plans and disseminate false information both within germany and throughout europe, but already from mid-summer 1940 . the wehrmacht began preparing for an attack on the ussr, although at the beginning of the year hitler declared friendship and peace between germany and the soviet union. today , on the eve of the day of remembrance and sorrow , the candle of memory memorial event, which has already become traditional, will be held in irkutsk. it will take place from 21:30 to 10 pm at the eternal flame of glory memorial. similar events are also organized in other cities in the region. an international event will also be held in irkutsk. well, in kazan they created an association of cities and municipalities of brics plus countries. th

. >> all the sb national leases are xooirz and we're hoping to bring newer concepts out in san franciscot your passengers want. >> well, i look forward to the future (laughter) air are we look fofofofofofofofo >> okay, good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco planning commission meeting for thursday june 20, 2024 hearing. when we reach the item you are interested in speaking to, we ask you line up on the screen side of the room to your right. each speaker is allowed 3 minutes. when your allotted time is reached i will announce your time is up and take the next person to speak. please speak clearly and slowly and state your name for the record. the commission does

. >> i respond the sb i p was funded direct through the programs and impacting children and youth andhen also for adults and public health so ultimately they spent money over to the dph to execute at least a handful of contracts related to this program and the rfp process this year identified new programming for youth to do violence intervention interruption likewise work with different providers to she are continuing to do offer some of the same services in their budget and through the programs they're offering but reducing the amount but sent to the department of public health it is this is the number i see on the page. so it is as a different type of programming and dph will send out the remainder of those funds for the balance of the program next year. >> if doesn't look like i clarified. >> but the overall this is moaning from dph's and now less money of that money will be coming to dph and correct. >> but the money is spent somewhere else or an overall reduction. >> some of the money is being extend through new providers and dph's. >> so not a two millions 4 hundred plus rescues

. >> i respond the sb i p was funded direct through the programs and impacting children and youth andhen also for adults and public health so ultimately they spent money over to the dph to execute at least a handful of contracts related to this program and the rfp process this year identified new programming for youth to do violence intervention interruption likewise work with different providers to she are continuing to do offer some of the same services in their budget and through the programs they're offering but reducing the amount but sent to the department of public health it is this is the number i see on the page. so it is as a different type of programming and dph will send out the remainder of those funds for the balance of the program next year. >> if doesn't look like i clarified. >> but the overall this is moaning from dph's and now less money of that money will be coming to dph and correct. >> but the money is spent somewhere else or an overall reduction. >> some of the money is being extend through new providers and dph's. >> so not a two millions 4 hundred plus rescues

. >> all the sb national leases are xooirz and we're hoping to bring newer concepts out in san franciscot your passengers want. >> well, i look forward to the future (laughter) air are we look fofofofofofofof >> today's special guest michelle ginsberg. >> i'm chris and you are watching san francisco riegz the show that focused on reguilding and reimagining our city our guest is the general manager of the san francisco rec and parks, with us to talk about new parks, music and other developments. mr. ginsberg, welcome. >> thank you a pleasure to be here >> nice to see you again. >> last time was during the pandemic and virtual. so it is good to be back here. >> indeed. before we get in specifics, let's start with a broad question, how can will park's system play a part in the economic recovery? >> well, our parks system playing an important role throughout the pandemic. parks were here when people in san francisco needed them the most. a place where people could gather and could care for mentality health and fizz cat health and have a sense of community and a sense of place during a really

, you are now implementing a pilot project, we read about this in your interview with the newspaper sb, it aims to identify citizens with high very high cardiovascular. and you said in an interview that you expected 10% of the total number of employees of the institution to be sick, but it turned out to be 40, which is alarming, yes, why such a high figure, do you think, natalya pavlovna? well , in order for these indicators to look a little different, this is, firstly, the personal property of every citizen, it is easy to lose it, well, it can be very difficult. worked in the area, we worked in minsk, and we saw, in general, the same numbers among people completely different professions, those who create joy for us, yes, they sing and dance, those who sew beautiful bags, those who work in agriculture, have approximately the same physical load, not important, yes, that means there are others factors. identifying a very high percentage of patients with high these indicators, we should expect them to come to us in 10-15 years with a serious pathology, so if we want to prevent this, now w

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>> bill sb-8 make that definition floyees seems big to me? and eight. tube that the definition congress came up with and it varies b industry. some are larger than frankly an easier one could beat 25. but still if you have 25 people which of the inlet would argue is a small business. you need a lot more revenue if you just want to pay employees butet line in georgia good morning. >> love c-span iva conger great network for 30 years t man, steve moore who ran the economy under trauma. one champion of small business and taxpayern country he ran the economy for trump and is on very good friend of mine he is doing a great job for small businesses and the taxpayers. two members of the georgia legislature who are going afterd man knows there's tons of waste the government we areew for going but we loved sveim the nue champion of small business in the taxpayers in thenited states. >> you agree withhat is great. we have not worked with steve moore a lot i cannot comment too much on that i'm gladd you le sm and wish the best of luck of a. >> republica

currently, there are already more than 3,000 people in the sbs, the command says that they will not takenits created in other branches of the military. at the same time , they will actively engage in recruiting, they plan to reach full combat capacity by the end of this year. i build the system in such a way that verified people go to the units. so we will open such centers, if they are developed, if throughout the territory of ukraine, my dream and my task and the future in therefore, in order to save life, and not to go there to... mass artificial there artificial intellectual application, man is the main organism, at this moment, but the safety of this man, if our priority. another victory over kremlin propaganda , after a long-term ban, the administration of joseph biden allowed the ukrainian special purpose brigade azob to use american weapons. earlier , united states officials suspected that some azovs held russian... and ultra-nationalist views, and un human rights defenders accused the brigade of violating humanitarian norms. the state department conducted an inspection and found

we are encouraged that sb 915 will not move forward for only the legislature understood the bill would have prevented safety and accessibility opportunities for millions of californians. senator cortez said this is not the end of the bill. something similar will be reintroduced in january, and he expects by this time next year it won't face so much resistance. >> we're not here to ban robo taxis. i'm from silicon valley, you know, we're here to embrace technology, but we just want to make sure it's safe in the south bay. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> a lot more to come here. part pride, part juneteenth entirely. castro district. we're going to take you to the first of its kind event tonight in san francisco. that also saw the return of a very famous sign and see how other communities celebrated juneteenth bay area style. that's all coming up. but first, here's a look at what's ahead tonight on jimmy kimmel live! right after abc seven news at 11, jimmy stay up. >> adults don't have bedtimes. >> who would win in a fight? dakota johnson or dakota fanning ? >> both dakotas would w

to sukharevskii, already established brigades will not be taken away, and recruiting centers for the sbs will soon be operational. i am building a system in such a way that verified people go to the divisions, so we will open such centers, if they are being studied, if throughout the territory of ukraine, my dream and my task and the future is to preserve life, and not go there to mass artificial there artificial intellectual application, man is the main organism, if at this moment, but the safety of this person if our priority. four people, including a child, were evacuated by rescuers from the village of north in donetsk region, taken away in an armored car, the state emergency service reported . north is located just a few kilometers from the war zone. the russians are constantly shelling the village with artillery, so the local authorities and law enforcement officers are urging residents to leave to save their lives. espresso tv channel calls for participation. to the project from zero to life, it is a collection of atvs for the rapid evacuation of the wounded and the delivery of am