thank you and happy juneteenth. >> thank you, one more time for supervisor shamann walton. now let's welcome, please chief, william scott. [applause] >> good afternoon everybody. and happy juneteenth. i will do two things. i want to say a few words. three things and thank a few people in the room and say a little about juneteenth and then i have an award for ms. felicia jones. give her a round of applause. [applause] i will call you up in a second. so, juneteenth, it has been said by our mayor and attorney general, 1865, june 19, 1865, people in texas african american people in texas finally found out that they were free. problem was they had been free for two years. how does that happen? it happens when you don't have a voice and at the mercy of others to have a voice. we are in a different place now, because we all have a voice and let me tell you, we have to use that voice. now, there are many people in this room who don't have any problem speaking truth to power. reverend brown, you know what i'm talking about. felicia jones, you know what i'm talking about. [indiscerni

thank you and happy juneteenth. >> thank you, one more time for supervisor shamann walton. now let's welcome, please chief, william scott. [applause] >> good afternoon everybody. and happy juneteenth. i will do two things. i want to say a few words. three things and thank a few people in the room and say a little about juneteenth and then i have an award for ms. felicia jones. give her a round of applause. [applause] i will call you up in a second. so, juneteenth, it has been said by our mayor and attorney general, 1865, june 19, 1865, people in texas african american people in texas finally found out that they were free. problem was they had been free for two years. how does that happen? it happens when you don't have a voice and at the mercy of others to have a voice. we are in a different place now, because we all have a voice and let me tell you, we have to use that voice. now, there are many people in this room who don't have any problem speaking truth to power. reverend brown, you know what i'm talking about. felicia jones, you know what i'm talking about. [indiscerni

thank you and happy juneteenth. >> thank you, one more time for supervisor shamann walton. now let's welcome, please chief, william scott. [applause] >> good afternoon everybody. and happy juneteenth. i will do two things. i want to say a few words. three things and thank a few people in the room and say a little about juneteenth and then i have an award for ms. felicia jones. give her a round of applause. [applause] i will call you up in a second. so, juneteenth, it has been said by our mayor and attorney general, 1865, june 19, 1865, people in texas african american people in texas finally found out that they were free. problem was they had been free for two years. how does that happen? it happens when you don't have a voice and at the mercy of others to have a voice. we are in a different place now, because we all have a voice and let me tell you, we have to use that voice. now, there are many people in this room who don't have any problem speaking truth to power. reverend brown, you know what i'm talking about. felicia jones, you know what i'm talking about. [indiscerni

thank you and happy juneteenth. >> thank you, one more time for supervisor shamann walton. now let's welcome, please chief, william scott. [applause] >> good afternoon everybody. and happy juneteenth. i will do two things. i want to say a few words. three things and thank a few people in the room and say a little about juneteenth and then i have an award for ms. felicia jones. give her a round of applause. [applause] i will call you up in a second. so, juneteenth, it has been said by our mayor and attorney general, 1865, june 19, 1865, people in texas african american people in texas finally found out that they were free. problem was they had been free for two years. how does that happen? it happens when you don't have a voice and at the mercy of others to have a voice. we are in a different place now, because we all have a voice and let me tell you, we have to use that voice. now, there are many people in this room who don't have any problem speaking truth to power. reverend brown, you know what i'm talking about. felicia jones, you know what i'm talking about. [indiscerni

supervisor shamann walton, and board president aaro. shortly by vice chair, vice by supervisor myrna melgar. we're returning back from recess. and i first wanted to say that, on on the record that previously last friday have mentioned a motion, i mentioned three different motions and including one of the motions that we will potentially put 10% of the salary on reserve. i want to put on a record that i'm withdrawing this motion, because based on the advice of our city attorney, and that's all i can say. and so, i just want to put that on record. and then with the remaining of the two motions, we will discuss, when we return, we will be going back on recess now and that we will return at. tinr breed, former mayor brown. to my many colleagues for whom i speak. returning from recess and my apologies. i think we have to come back for at 530. hasisco he back. we are reconvened. and thank you for your patience as we're working out our final negotiations to bring this budget before you. now for a vote, but before we do that, i want to first di

needs no introduction, supervisor shamann walton. [applause] >> thank you doug. good morning! >> once again, it is no surprise the sun is shining in the southeast sector of san francisco. since the early start of the millenia, we had several conversations about what it would look like to rebuild in sunnydale to make sure that the community had the housing that it deserves. obviously that conversation is also a big part of hope sf and making sure that all our major housing developments in the southeast sectorer were revitalized so folks could have the homes they deserve. so, we are here again really just to celebrate another milestone and fulfilling a promise. we said that we would build new housing. we said that folks wouldn't get this place. we said we would bring an amazing facility to community where young people would actually have a place to go. often times people get frustrated with the youth and they talk about the fact that they may hang out in areas where typically people don't think young people should be, but they never put their money where their mouth is, so i wan

. >> what it did to our economy was something that was devastated revise or shamann walton met with the company's new owner. one of my first questions was how is he going to reach out to they put is that have been represented in. this is something that he is willing to do it. so we're going to, of course, when that happens. so we can move forward in a positive light. >> costello echoing that sentiment now hopeful to return to a job he's held for 7 years. we're hoping that we could start off on a good foot and >> anchor steam again. >> a lot of excitement over this news. mayor london breed also sharing her gratitude that anchor brewing will also be back. and as for when details are still being hashed out and there's also talks about the logo. dan, you asked about this during the 5 o'clock show. a spokesperson did get back to me and no decision has been made on you're going to change the law or go back to the old one. so we'll have to stay tuned. >> i mean, people love anchor brewing general. so it's so great to have them back. hopefully there's still some semblance of the original logo e

. >> what it did to our economy was something that was devastated revise or shamann walton met with the company's new owner. one of my first questions was how is he going to reach out to the employees that have been represented in? this is something that he is willing to do it. so we're going to, of course, when that happens. so we can move forward in a positive light. >> costello echoing that sentiment now hopeful to return to a job he's held for 7 years. we're hoping that we could start off on a good foot and anchor steam again. >> on kron, 4 news. >> all right. well, that's always good to see. well, let's go to the east bay tonight were billy roy's burger was hosting an autism family dinner and art market in fremont differently. abled authors, creators and artists were on hand for this event. and one mother who helped to put it on did this for her son, zeke and explains why she did. >> though the bay area in san jose is kind of known for having pop-up saint and market of small businesses and vendors. but it's important. i think that we those on the spectrum have talent and i haven't

i'm joined by supervisors myrna melgar and shamann walton and supervisor matt dorsey, who is here in place of president aaron peskin and hopefully shortly by vice chair raphael mandelman. our clerk is brant halpa. i would like to thank colleen kalina mendoza for broadcasting this meeting from sfgovtv. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam chair. just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to

i'm joined by supervisors myrna melgar and shamann walton, and hopefully shortly by vice chair rafael mandelman and president aaron peskin. our clerk is brant halpa. i would like to thank jamie ivatury for from sfgovtv for broadcasting, for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam chair. just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings. should you have any documents to be included as part of the file that should be submitted to myself, the clerk, public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public comment is called, please line up to speak on the west side of the chamber to your right, my left along those curtains. and while not necessary to provide public comment, we do invite you to fill out a comment card and leave them on the tray by the television, to your left by the doors. if you wish to be accurately recorded for the minutes. alternatively, you may submit public comment i

i'm joined by vice chair rafael mandelman, supervisors myrna melgar and shamann walton, shortly by president aaron peskin. our clerk is brant khalipa. i would like to thank corwin cooley from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam chair. just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings. should you have any documents to be included as part of the file, this should be given to myself, the clerk, public comment have been satisfied for all remaining undecided items on this agenda. however, you may still submit public comment in writing until the approval of the full board in either of the following ways. he mailed them to myself. the budget and appropriations committee clerk hat b r e n t a l i p a hat sfgov. org. if you submit public comment via email, it will be forwarded to the supervisors and also included as part of the official file. you may also send your written comments via us postal service to our office at 1:00 at ci

. >> what it did to our economy was something that was devastated revise or shamann walton met with the company's new owner. one of my first questions was how is he going to reach out to employees that have been represented in? this is something that he is willing to do it. so we're going to, of course, when that happens. so we can move forward in a positive light. >> costello echoing that sentiment now hopeful to return to a job he's held for 7 years. we're hoping that we could start off on a good foot and anchor steam again. >> a lot of excitement over mayor london breed also sharing her gratitude, posting on x that anchor brewery will be back. as for when those details still hashed out, you know, still drying on those contracts. are. but i mean, like you say, everyone very excited about this. it's such an iconic coming so important in the city of san francisco. historic to the craft brew world. so yeah, well, they go back to the original label. i know a lot of chaos no question. there's questions about that. yeah, we did get a sneak peak of the logo from the new pr firm it looks kind

supervisors mariana melgar and shamann walton. and shortly by president aaron peskin. is brant halpa. and i would like to thank, jamie. obituary from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam clerk. i'm sorry, madam chair. just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings. should you have any documents to be include

. >> what it did to our economy was something that was devastated revise or shamann walton met with the company's new owner. one of my first questions was how is he going to reach out to the employees that have been represented in? this is something that he is willing to do it. so we're going to, of course, when that happens. so we can move forward in a positive light. >> costello echoing that sentiment now hopeful to return to a job he's held for 7 years. we're hoping that we could start off on a good foot and anchor steam again. >> on kron, 4 news. >> stilloahead, the man convicted of killing a 12 year-old girl over 20 years ago tries to have his death sentence recalled. >> plus, pride celebrations kicking up across the bay area. how one east bay cities planning on keeping a drag story time event safe. >> and how san francisco is getting ready to host tens of thousands of people planning to attend a massive concert in to attend a massive concert in front of city hall. ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save?

supervisor shamann walton met with the company's new owner.irst questions was how is he going to reach out to they put is that have been represented in. this is something that he is willing to do it. so we're going to, of course, when that happened so we can move forward in a positive light. >> costello echoing that sentiment now hopeful to return to a job he's held for 7 years. we're hoping that we could start off on a good foot and anchor steam again on kron, 4 news. >> a look at all >> oakland mayor sheng thao. they're celebrating pride month along with other city officials. they'll hold a flag raising ceremony on friday together. and while june is officially recognized as pride month, the city hosts celebrations until september. as san francisco also ringing in the start of pride. city officials hanging this huge flag over saks 5th avenue in union square friday morning. that well, this year's theme is a beacon of love. the month is expected to be packed with events leading up to the big parade on june. 30th. more details can be found on sf

supervisors mariana melgar and shamann walton. and shortly by president aaron peskin. our clerk is brant halpa. and i would like to thank, jamie. obituary from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam clerk. i'm sorry, madam chair. just a

supervisor shamann walton, who represents the bayview district, was a school board commissioner at thate. >> there was talk about a new school in the southeast sector of san francisco, because we have all the development and all the new housing coming. so there are things that were in that bond that we don't see coming up as a priority anymore. >> in 2016, voters also liked that the ruth asawa school of the arts would be finally relocated to the heart of the performing arts district, $100 million was set aside while the district attempted a now unsuccessful fundraising campaign. bond money was even used for the architectural drawings of the new school. the district was supposed to start a campaign to raise money? >> yes. >> did they drop the ball? was the effort not there in your opinion? >> they, did not have the either the administration or the development people or the fundraising capacity to do that. >> phil halperin is the co-chair of the proposed bond measure. how are people going to trust you this time around? >> i think the school district acted very fiduciary and fiscally intel

supervisor shamann walton, who represents the bayview district, was a school board commissioner at that school in the southeast sector of san francisco, because we have all the development and all the new housing coming. so there are things that were in that bond that we don't see coming up as a priority anymore. in 2016, voters also liked that the ruth asawa school of the arts would be finally relocated to the heart of the performing arts district. >> $100 million was set aside while the district attempted a now unsuccessful fundraising campaign. bond money was even used for the architectural drawings of the new school. the district was supposed to start a campaign to raise money? >> yes. >> did they drop the ball? was the effort not there in your opinion? >> they, did not have the either the administration or the development people or the fundraising capacity to do that. >> phil halperin is the co-chair of the proposed bond measure. how are people going to trust you this time around? >> i think the school district acted very fiduciary and fiscally intelligently by not investing so muc

and supervisor shamann walton, who represents the bayview district, was a school board commissioner atn the southeast sector of san francisco because we have all the development and all the new housing coming. so there are things that were in that bond that we don't see coming up as a priority anymore. >> in 2016, voters also liked that the ruth asawa school of the arts would be finally relocated to the heart of the performing arts district. $100 million was set aside while the district attempted a now unsuccessful fund raising campaign. bond money was even used for the architectural drawings of the new school. the district was supposed to start a campaign to raise money. yes. did they drop the ball? was the effort not there in your opinion? >> they. did not have the either the administration or the developer people or the fundraising capacity to do that. >> phil halperin is the co-chair of the proposed bond measure. how are people going to trust you this time around? >> i think the school district acted very fiduciary and fiscally intelligently by not investing so much money in one pa

supervisor shamann walton met with the company's new owner.t is that have been represented in. this is something that he is willing to do it. so we're going to, of course, when that happened so we can move forward in a positive light. >> costello echoing that sentiment now hopeful to return to a job he's held for 7 years. we're hoping that we could start off on a good foot and anchor steam again. >> on kron, 4 news, the south bay san jose may festival returned over the weekend. >> organizers say over 25,000 people attended the event at history. part that will highlight over 250 local artists makers and small businesses over 50 food trucks dessert vendors are also part of the festival with more than 12 k-pop dance groups performing next settles. a main event is going to be on july 6, 7, at the santa clara convention center for the summer fare. still ahead, the global morning news. >> well, ballers are preparing for their first home game with a more about that. pride isn't the only thing being celebrated this month, also the former bay area resi

thank you and happy juneteenth. >> thank you, one more time for supervisor shamann walton. now let's welcome, please chief, william scott. [applause] >> good afternoon everybody. and happy juneteenth. i will do two things. i want to say a few words. three things and thank a few people in the room and say a little about juneteenth and then i have an award for ms. felicia jones. give her a round of applause. [applause] i will call you up in a second. so, juneteenth, it has been said by our mayor and attorney general, 1865, june 19, 1865, people in texas african american people in texas finally found out that they were free. problem was they had been free for two years. how does that happen? it happens when you don't have a voice and at the mercy of others to have a voice. we are in a different place now, because we all have a voice and let me tell you, we have to use that voice. now, there are many people in this room who don't have any problem speaking truth to power. reverend brown, you know what i'm talking about. felicia jones, you know what i'm talking about. [indiscerni

supervisor shamann walton, kind of at the other end of the spectrum, in terms of police reform, he's absolutely on board. he's one of my co-sponsors leading support, and he knows that right now. at the end of the day, we have to put the word out there that we're there to support our first responders. other members of the board have committed to me that they're going to vote for this. and so i feel very confident we're going to put it in front of the voters of san francisco. we want this to go to the voters. we want them to weigh in and send a message that this is a top priority, that public safety in the city absolutely. but also but but also doing the right thing to attract people to be part of our city. if you come in with debt, if you know that you're going to come work for the city and county of san francisco as a first responder, and that after three years, there's money there waiting for you to pay off some of your debt or ongoing training. i think that sends the right message. and again, that's why i'm running for mayor. we've got to be aggressive and have bold ideas. okay. th

, supervisor shamann walton called for a hearing on the sheriff's office, i think it really brought to light the lack of resources, and i hope people will take a view of that. and there was a good community showing as well. so i want to thank, supervisor walton for calling that hearing. also, just wanted to congratulate member brooker. again, another great graduation and another cohort, for the hunters point family and young community developers, inc, their environmental technician and job readiness training, that was very inspiring. i had a great chat with, one of the graduates who was a dad of four, and his youngest six year old was reading really well, great conversationalist. and so i think you should be really proud . and the new center is really beautiful. the southeast community center. and i'm reminded that, the bayview center was where kamala harris had her first headquarters when she was running for district attorney. now, vice president. so it really just takes the community. so thank you very much for all you do. member. thanks for coming out, with that, dan, do we have

i'm joined by vice chair raphael mandelman, supervisors mariano melgar and shamann walton. today, supervisor ronen will be sitting in for president aaron peskin shortly, our clerk is john carroll, and i would like to thank, corwin cooley from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? yes. thank you , madam chair. a quick reminder to those in attendance today in the chamber. please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices to prevent interruptions to today's proceedings. if you have any documents to be include as part of the file, you

i'm joined by supervisors myrna melgar and shamann walton, and hopefully shortly by vice chair rafaeland president aaron

of the committee, and i'm joined by vice chair raphael mandelman, supervisors myrna melgar and shamann walton. and president aaron peskin. our clerk is brant halpa. i would like to thank

shamann, walton. >> i'm political science double from jacksonville florida, rising senior and i'll be work withing dp a. >> round of applause. [applause] >> my babies. >> i see, this is amazing, so amazing to see these amazing rising leaders, you sound all inspirational and sound like you have some really cool places you're going to intern for during the summer. i cannot wait to hear the summer end report and presentation based on your experiences. i'm sad that we don't have anyone coming to the police commission, are you scaring these kids away, chief? how come the fire department has two. >> we actually can take the project. >> well. the look how excited the chief is. we're going to make this happen. welcome, so we're to glad that you're here and honored that you're here, i cannot wait to see what your results are at the end of the summer and the projects that you're able to work on. and i know one of you is going to be with our past president could --cohen who is now--tell her we say hed, and miss her. commissioner benedicto. >> thank you prefp president elias. couple of questions,

i'm joined by, supervisor myrna melgar and shamann walton and today, supervisor matt dorsey has been temporarily appointed to replace president aaron peskin, our clerk. it's brant saliba. i would like to thank jamie ivatury for from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam chair. just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings, should you have any documents to be included as part of the file. this should be submitted to myself. the clerk, public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda, when your item of interest comes up in public comment is called, please line up to speak on the west side of the chamber to your right, my left along those curtains and while not necessary to provide public comment, we do invite you to fill out a comment card and leave them on the tray by the television, to your left by the doors. if you wish to be accurately recorded for the minutes. alternatively, you may submit public comm

i'm joined by vice chair raphael mandelman, supervisors mariano melgar and shamann walton. today, supervisor ronen will be sitting in for president aaron peskin shortly, our clerk is john carroll, and i would like to thank, corwin cooley from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? yes. thank you , madam chair. a quick reminder to those in attendance today in the chamber. please ensure that you've silenced your cell phones and other electronic devices to prevent interruptions to today's proceedings. if you have any documents to be include as part of the file, you should submit them to me and you can do so by bringing them forward to the rail. i'll meet you there. public comment will be taken on each item on today's agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public comment is called, please line up to speak along the western side of the chamber. i'm pointing it out with my left hand. while not necessary to provide public comment, i also invite you to fill out a comment card and leave the comment card on the tray by the television o

of the committee, and i'm joined by vice chair raphael mandelman, supervisors myrna melgar and shamann waltond president aaron peskin. our clerk is brant halpa. i would like to thank, eugene labbadia and jamie obituary for from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam chair. just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings, should you have any documents to be

i'm joined by, supervisor myrna melgar and shamann walton and today, supervisor matt dorsey has beened to replace president aaron peskin, our clerk. it's brant saliba. i would like to thank jamie ivatury for from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam chair. just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings, should you have any documents to be included

of the committee, and i'm joined by vice chair raphael mandelman, supervisors myrna melgar and shamann waltonpresident aaron peskin. our clerk is brant halpa. i would like to thank, eugene labbadia and jamie obituary for from sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcement? thank you, madam chair. just a friendly reminder to those in attendance to please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices to prevent interruptions to our proceedings, should you have any documents to be included as part of the file, this should be submitted to myself, the clerk. public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. when your item of interest comes up in public comment is called, please line up to speak on the west side of the chamber to your right, my left along those curtains and while not required to provide public comment, we do invite you to fill out a comment card and leave them on the trade by the television to your left by the doors, if you wish to be accurately recorded for the minutes. alternatively you may submit public comment in writing in

supervisor shamann walton and supervisor ahsha. thank you to meet you again, my name is nancy .h. in american, by citizenship. i have been in san francisco for ten years. i applied for this position because i'm very passionate about the community. i worked as a property manager for years and the last position was working as a property manager for martin luther king, marcus garvey apartments here at the fillmore district. i lost my job because i refused to evict black people, and that is when we connected with supervisor dean preston, who came and really advocated for injustices that were happening in the black community named after two iconic black people. so because of the help i got from reverend amos brown, i fought the racists properly. manager, due to chalco properties, because of what you are doing, evicting even black, veterans who fought for this country because of the ethics and morals i've always had for this city. i refused and stood and fought for seven months, eventually being persuaded by the superior court to negotiate. i accepted to turn in my keys to the apartme