i see supervisor catherine stefani and supervisor myrna melgar, as well. we have many folks that are part of the fabric of san francisco, and the reason why we're here with so many amazing women is because we know that since this pandemic began, women have really had a serious challenge. it's not bad enough that women in fact make about 80% to the dollar that men make, and african women more in the 60%, and latino women more about 50% on the dollar. it's not bad enough that we're not paid as much, but because there were challenges with child care, challenges to school, access to transitions and new and rewarding opportunities in the work industry, women have suffered really during this pandemic, and so it is so important to me that when looking at our economic recovery as san francisco began to reopen, that we can look at ways of supporting and invest in san francisco. now today, we have some really big announcements. now it's been hard, but two thirds of san franciscans have been vaccinated. as we begin to reopen, we want to keep people safe, and we are h

supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, madam clerk. today i support senate bill 693, the never again education act. introduced by state senator henry stern of los angeles on holocaust remembrance day, this bill calls on the state to move beyond remembrance to action by addressing the extremely troubling young americans, and according to the u.s. millennial holocaust awareness survey, the first national survey of adults between 18-39, nearly half of the respondents could not name a single concentration camp or ghetto created during world war ii. almost a quarter believe that the holocaust was a myth or had been exaggerated or that it was fact. and they did not know that six million jews were murdered during the holocaust. and the anti-defamation league audit of anti-semostic incidents in the united states counted 2,107 and incidents over the country in 2019 as most since tracking began in 1979. and s.b.693 establishes the governor's council on genocide and holocaust education to establish best practices for and to promote the implementa

force >> supervisor stefani. to serve as a consul general in san francisco and italy and the western united states for the past five years. and the consular general has honored the storied italian and helped establish italian american heritage day and month honoring the history of ieal yans and italian americans to san francisco including the celebration at city hall and in 2019. and in addition, he helped oversee the creation of tony bennett way near the fairmont and brought renowned italian chefs to the area with a tis of italy. during the tenure he further strengthened the sister city relationship between san francisco and helping to make the 50th year anniversary of that relationship a huge success with delegates from each city visiting the other. and of course, we can't forget president's special visit to the bay area in october of 2019. from the the leadership with the district flight between san francisco and italy after a 20-year hiatus. and created with the italian researchers and the scientific communit

force >> supervisor stefani. to serve as a consul general in san francisco and italy and the western united states for the past five years. and the consular general has honored the storied italian and helped establish italian american heritage day and month honoring the history of ieal yans and italian americans to san francisco including the celebration at city hall and in 2019. and in addition, he helped oversee the creation of tony bennett way near the fairmont and brought renowned italian chefs to the area with a tis of italy. during the tenure he further strengthened the sister city relationship between san francisco and helping to make the 50th year anniversary of that relationship a huge success with delegates from each city visiting the other. and of course, we can't forget president's special visit to the bay area in october of 2019. from the the leadership with the district flight between san francisco and italy after a 20-year hiatus. and created with the italian researchers and the scientific communit

thank you. >> thank you, supervisor stefani. i have a question, supervisor haney for clarification so i understand the full scope of this. the legislation would prohibit sfpd from using kinetic impact projectile agents and disorientation devices during a lawful assembly demonstration, protester gathering. it would allow the use of extended change impact weapons in very limited situations, including immediate threat of death or serious bodily injury. i just want to see if you could explain the difference between the extended range. >> the kinetic impact weapons are rubber bullets, tear gas, flash bangs. sfpd can explain this. they don't use those currently. that is some of the things we have seen in other cities we want to codify those can't be be used here. for the extended range, the extended range impact is like oc spray. we want to provide more clarity in rare situations in which those can be used and increase the de-escalation tactics required if they are used. in the case a riot is declared they could be used. there is repo

thank you. >> thank you, supervisor stefani. i have a question, supervisor haney for clarification so i understand the full scope of this. the legislation would prohibit sfpd from using kinetic impact projectile agents and disorientation devices during a lawful assembly demonstration, protester gathering. it would allow the use of extended change impact weapons in very limited situations, including immediate threat of death or serious bodily injury. i just want to see if you could explain the difference between the extended range. >> the kinetic impact weapons are rubber bullets, tear gas, flash bangs. sfpd can explain this. they don't use those currently. that is some of the things we have seen in other cities we want to codify those can't be be used here. for the extended range, the extended range impact is like oc spray. we want to provide more clarity in rare situations in which those can be used and increase the de-escalation tactics required if they are used. in the case a riot is declared they could be used. there is repo

thank you. >> thank you, supervisor stefani.ave a question, supervisor haney for clarification so i understand the full scope of this. the legislation would prohibit sfpd from using kinetic impact projectile agents and disorientation devices during a lawful assembly demonstration, protester gathering. it would allow the use of extended change impact weapons in very limited situations, including immediate threat of death or serious bodily injury. i just want to see if you could explain the difference between the extended range. >> the kinetic impact weapons are rubber bullets, tear gas, flash bangs. sfpd can explain this. they don't use those currently. that is some of the things we have seen in other cities we want to codify those can't be be used here. for the extended range, the extended range impact is like oc spray. we want to provide more clarity in rare situations in which those can be used and increase the de-escalation tactics required if they are used. in the case a riot is declared they could be used. there is reportin

supervisor stefani. >> supervisor: thank you. i'm proud to start with advocates to introduce new legislation banning the sale of ghost gun kits in san francisco. currently, state law permits vendors to sell disassembled ghost gun kits without a serial number requiring the purchaser to obtain it from the department of justice within 10 days of assembly. you can imagine that rarely happens. this means no background check, no waiting periods, no sales records, no age limitations at the time of sale. this massive loophole has allowed ghost guns to become the weapon of choice of those other wise prohibited from obtaining a firearm. in san francisco ghost guns increased and it's continued into 2021. ghost gun seizures were up 350% over the same period two years ago. ghost guns were less than 1% of all gun seizures in san francisco in 2016 but by 2020, 60% of all firearms seized in san francisco. last week, for instance police department's community violence team arrested an individual on parole with a ghost gun with a high capacity mag

good morning, our chair peskin, supervisor stefani and chan. you for the opportunity to speak with you this morning. my name is linda richardson. we are urging you supervisors for the approval of kimberly brandon reappointment to the port of san francisco so that she can continue her remarkable service to the city and county of san francisco and i know that kimberly did not even mention that her family's name is anonymous week community service. because of her efforts all these decades, african americans in this city and people of color are able to attend colleges, of the remarkable leadership or have family and contributions in our community. i had the opportunity to work with ms. kimberly brandon as apart of the working group a group of esteemed san franciscans and all works of life that failed the port of san francisco to update their master plan and that to help establish the waterfront of bayview hunter's point on the leadership. as she has just mentioned. the port of san francisco remains the leader of the san francisco enterprise agency

supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, supervisor safai. and you forgot another one of david's titles which is "vice chair." >> thank you, supervisor. >> supervisor stefani: yeah. i had a question. you mentioned that 7% of the or the police made arrests and 7% of the thefts and i'm wondering if you have an aggregate number of what that is do you know how many cases that is. >> i do. i do think i have that number and let me see if i can find the exact number, supervisor and maybe by staff -- >> it was 800, what we had on our end was 820 and 1380 in 2019. >> supervisor stefani: and so, out of those, this goes along with -- do we know how many of those cases were actually charged. >> i don't think we have an exact number. i think that we would divide up the action into groups if you will. there is the cases that we would treat as individual cases where it is your typical sort of your kind of i don't know individual shoplifting incident, you know, homeless person or someone like that and then you have the other group which is the more serious o

supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, supervisor safai. and you forgot another one of david's titles which is "vice chair." >> thank you, supervisor. >> supervisor stefani: yeah. i had a question. you mentioned that 7% of the or the police made arrests and 7% of the thefts and i'm wondering if you have an aggregate number of what that is do you know how many cases that is. >> i do. i do think i have that number and let me see if i can find the exact number, supervisor and maybe by staff -- >> it was 800, what we had on our end was 820 and 1380 in 2019. >> supervisor stefani: and so, out of those, this goes along with -- do we know how many of those cases were actually charged. >> i don't think we have an exact number. i think that we would divide up the action into groups if you will. there is the cases that we would treat as individual cases where it is your typical sort of your kind of i don't know individual shoplifting incident, you know, homeless person or someone like that and then you have the other group which is the more serious o

i want to thank my colleagues supervisor mandelman and supervisor stefani. this bill would require the department of health care services to do a workforce needs assessment report that evaluates the current state of substance abuse disorder

stefanie holtze-jen. good to speak with you.urrency strategist, your focus on this conversation will be on the dollar. think about the things that input into your dollar view, what thought do you have on the later market -- labor market at this point and the weaknesses the fed is focused on? stefanie: we have understood that we need to get ready for much more volatile economic data. we will have to brace for that. this is a major input to monitor. we will do accordingly and hope to get the dollar right. mark: good morning. am i correct in understanding that you don't really see that we are on the verge of the big dollar breakdown right now? you think that is something that the secular bearish trend will resume later this year. if that's correct, when do you think the dollar downtrend will resume? is that a trade for the start of next year or sooner than that? stefanie: this would be -- i stand more at the beginning of next year. i see this come to an end exactly as you said. we have seen dollar weakness. it is still going on. we

i want to thank my colleagues supervisor mandelman and supervisor stefani. this bill would require the department of health care services to do a workforce needs assessment report that evaluates the current state of substance abuse disorder

supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> safai. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor haney. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> thank you. the motion carries unanimously. madam clerk, please call items 25 and 28 together. they were considered on the regular meeting thursday may 20th and recommended as committee reports. here are four resolution to authorize the mayor's office to execute grant agreements under the department of affordable housing and sustainable communities programs as joint amly can'ts with the following entitities. 25. bridge housing. 124 unit 100% affordable housing project. eye testimony 26. sunnydale block 3a housing partners lp, 100% affordable sunnydale block 3a in the hope sf. 27 for sunnydale block 3b. in the sunny dale hope sf development agreement. 28. mercy housing california and the kelsey both california nonprofit public benefit corporations for 100%

supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, madam clerk. today i support senate bill 693, the never again education act. introduced by state senator henry stern of los angeles on holocaust remembrance day, this bill calls on the state to move beyond remembrance to action by addressing the extremely troubling young americans, and according to the u.s. millennial holocaust awareness survey, the first national survey of adults between 18-39, nearly half of the respondents could not name a single concentration camp or ghetto created during world war ii. almost a quarter believe that the holocaust was a myth or had been exaggerated or that it was fact. and they did not know that six million jews were murdered during the holocaust. and the anti-defamation league audit of anti-semostic incidents in the united states counted 2,107 and incidents over the country in 2019 as most since tracking began in 1979. and s.b.693 establishes the governor's council on genocide and holocaust education to establish best practices for and to promote the implementa

i see supervisor catherine stefani and supervisor myrna melgar, as well.have many folks that are part of the fabric of san francisco, and the reason why we're here with so many amazing women is because we know that since this pandemic began, women have really had a serious challenge. it's not bad enough that women in fact make about 80% to the dollar that men make, and african women more in the 60%, and latino women more about 50% on the dollar. it's not bad enough that we're not paid as much, but because there were challenges with child care, challenges to school, access to transitions and new and rewarding opportunities in the work industry, women have suffered really during this pandemic, and so it is so important to me that when looking at our economic recovery as san francisco began to reopen, that we can look at ways of supporting and invest in san francisco. now today, we have some really big announcements. now it's been hard, but two thirds of san franciscans have been vaccinated. as we begin to reopen, we want to keep people safe, and we are hopef

supervisor ronen. >> aye. >> safai. >> aye. >> supervisor stefani. >> aye. >> supervisor walton. >> aye. >> supervisor chan. >> aye. >> supervisor haney. >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor melgar. >> aye. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor preston. >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> thank you. the motion carries unanimously. madam clerk, please call items 25 and 28 together. they were considered on the regular meeting thursday may 20th and recommended as committee reports. here are four resolution to authorize the mayor's office to execute grant agreements under the department of affordable housing and sustainable communities programs as joint amly can'ts with the following entitities. 25. bridge housing. 124 unit 100% affordable housing project. eye testimony 26. sunnydale block 3a housing partners lp, 100% affordable sunnydale block 3a in the hope sf. 27 for sunnydale block 3b. in the sunny dale hope sf development agreement. 28. mercy housing california and the kelsey both california nonprofit public benefit corporations for 100%

supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton. just want to add my two cents here. i am not confident that this is a time to pilot free muni. a free bus ride won't matter if people who don't have that bus line to rely on in the first place. we're only able to restore our service to pre-pandemic levels. so i think in what supervisor mandelman said when we're talking about what do we need in our transit is reliable, safe, and frequent buses and transit so that people can get to where they want to go on time and that is not happening. also, i think fares are rarely cited as a reason why people avoid public transit and i firmly believe and strongly support reduced fares in whatever way is necessary to make sure that the problems that supervisor ronen addressed are not happening. we must have those programs in place this is money that sfmta might not spent spend. he believes this would actually degrade the quality of public transit for me, spending $12.5 million on doing everything we can to restore and enhance is something that at thi

clearly in gwen stefani's case, that is what it is.nternationally and pick up things everywhere they go and they may be showing it as a sign of support for their international supporters. i'm so glad she pushed back, not that i would expect her to do any less. unlike seth rogen who recently just kind of rolled over for the woke mob but they have to continue to push back like this because this cancel culture is coming after them when we have far bigger issues that we are dealing with and stuff like this. >> kennedy: we do and if, david, if you are telling people they can only say the next day in these narrow lanes it is so limited. you can think of your favorite artists, whether they are painters or musicians and if you tell them you can only paint faces, you can only paint sunsets, you can only perform music using these three chords, it's so limiting and creativity is so important to human beings that we actually might devolve and cease to exist. your thoughts? >> david: you are exactly on point and when the critics want to go from "we

supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: i have a few questions in terms of the incidence. we're talking about shoplifting at a certain level and things like that. but i'm wondering if you're also documenting the level of violence that is involved? because this is not just taking things off the shelves at times. i just attempted to go to walgreens the other day with my 11-year-old daughter in the evening, around 8:00 at lombard. and we couldn't enter the store because the security guard had been pepper sprayed by someone they tried to keep out, as someone they recognized as a person who continued to come into the store and shoplift from that store. the entire store had been pepper sprayed. there were employees still there coughing from the pepper spray. that's not just an incident of shoplifting, but also an incident involving violence and assault. also i've heard reports of customers trying to film people, because they're so astounded at what is happening in the stores, that they've been threatened by the person who is trying to shoplift. also i've heard stories of those b

i am the chair aaron peskin shortly to be joined by supervisor catheri stefani. our clerk is mr., do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes. due to the covid-19 emergency to protect the city and the public, the board of supervisors chamber room is closed. members will be participating in the meeting remotely and participate in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. aa

there is supervisor stefani. >> i can wait until you are done. >> i am done. go ahead. >> thank you. i just wanted to extend my thanks as well. i think the passion is there because they themselves have found recovery and they are passionate about it. they know what it has done for their lives and they want to give that to others. that is commendable. i love working with you. i know there are a lot of things we need to look into based on what you have reported especially victoria about the number of days and discrepancy between what dph reported and you reported in terms of getting people to treatment. what do we do next in terms of you working with dph. how is that going to happen? continuing this pattern of coming back to hearing and not being heard cannot continue. i want to have dph to reach out to all of you so we can move forward with this in a collaborative manner. you are passionate about this. you know it saved your life. i remember victoria when you said and you had people in tears. your life got bigger when you found recovery. you were in a cell. tha

i see supervisor catherine stefani and supervisor myrna melgar, as well. we have many folks that are part of the fabric of san francisco, and the reason why we're here with so many amazing women is because we know that since this pandemic began, women have really had a serious challenge. it's not bad enough that women in fact make about 80% to the dollar that men make, and african women more in the 60%, and latino women more about 50% on the dollar. it's not bad enough that we're not paid as much, but because there were challenges with child care, challenges to school, access to transitions and new and rewarding opportunities in the work industry, women have suffered really during this pandemic, and so it is so important to me that when looking at our economic recovery as san francisco began to reopen, that we can look at ways of supporting and invest in san francisco. now today, we have some really big announcements. now it's been hard, but two thirds of san franciscans have been vaccinated. as we begin to reopen, we want to keep people safe, and we are h

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supervisor stefani. >> this supports assembly bill 812. the repeal of the spousal rape exception and it would be treated and penalized as the rape of a non-spouse. it's baffling to me this is still on the books in california. we're one of 11 states that distinguish between spousal rape and other forms of sexual assault. this is based on antiquated notions that wives were once property of their husbands. last week i shared the bill stalled in sacramento and turned into a two-year bill and i wanted to report and to share that state assembly reggie sawyer will have this heard as soon as possible due in part because of the attention given to this. he made this announcement not long after it was reported and i'd like to this many state senator cortez for introducing this in the senate rape is rape regardless of marital status. i hope you'll join me in urging the legislator to passing the bill and thank you to supervisor walton for co-sponsoring the legislation. >> thank you, madame clerk, call the roll on item 22. >> clerk: item 22. [roll call]

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