. >> commissioner stefani. >> present. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. i want to note that commissioner chanwas excused. will you please call the next item. >> i will make an announcement about public comment. public comment will be available for each item on the agenda by calling 415-655-0001. access code (187)736-6351 of the pound pound. you will be able to be a participant. when the item is call press star 3. when it is your turn to speak you will hear a message and you will be allowed two minutes to speak. calls taken in the order received. speak slowly and clear down the volume of your television or radio. item 2. chair's report. information item. >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, i want to thank vice-chairman delman and commissioner ronen for serving on this committee. we will consider adoption of employer and worker affordability programs and funding strategies. thank you for your willingness to serve. the clean ferry system we are planning with the water emergency transportation authority. following last month's approval of the multi op

chair stefani, the floor is yours. >> supervisor stefani: i woke up to a text message from chief nicholson about a shooting in my district last night. and those text messages are coming too frequently. one of the reasons -- just one of the reasons why is because of the proliferation of ghost guns in san francisco and i'm going to do everything in my power with gun violence prevention advocates behind me to make sure this stops. the legislation before you will ban the sale or possession of unserialized ghost gun kits in san francisco. right now, believe it or not, california law permits vendors to sell ghost gun kits without a serial number requiring them to purchaser, to obtain a serial number. you know why people purchase these ghost guns. you know they're not complying with the law. and i can promise you that vendors and those selling the kits is not informing the purchasers this is something they need to comply with. what happens when people are purchasing this ghost guns, it means there is no background check, no waiting period, no sales record and no age restrictions at the time of sa

chair stefani, the floor is yours. >> supervisor stefani: i woke up to a text message from chief nicholson about a shooting in my district last night. and those text messages are coming too frequently. one of the reasons -- just one of the reasons why is because of the proliferation of ghost guns in san francisco and i'm going to do everything in my power with gun violence prevention advocates behind me to make sure this stops. the legislation before you will ban the sale or possession of unserialized ghost gun kits in san francisco. right now, believe it or not, california law permits vendors to sell ghost gun kits without a serial number requiring them to purchaser, to obtain a serial number. you know why people purchase these ghost guns. you know they're not complying with the law. and i can promise you that vendors and those selling the kits is not informing the purchasers this is something they need to comply with. what happens when people are purchasing this ghost guns, it means there is no background check, no waiting period, no sales record and no age restrictions at the time of sa

good morning, chair mar and vice chair stefani. currently law enforcement is the primary workforce charged with placing individuals on 5150 holds in our city. to reduce or eliminate the need for law enforcement to do that, the fire department would like to train and authorize community paramedics and field rescue captains to assess and place these holds. for a bit of background, according to the august 17th -- >> hello? >> -- housing conservatorship report, the san francisco police department placed 3,053, 5150s, in the length of one year. although the ability to write an involuntary mental health hold sa tool that the law enforcement should maintain, they should not be able to evaluate them for the following reasons. the presence of law enforcement creates the image that someone with mental illness has broken the law. and people with the history of mental illness can be triggered by the presence of law enforcement and by being detained by law enforcement. so our solution is to provide community paramedics. the community paramedic

supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton. and i'm sitting too because i do not have my right glasses and i can't see anything. and i also want to say i'm not a transit geek, i have never been called that, but i have been called a band geek before and i wore that proud lie. ly. but i do want to say that i've had significant concerns, of course, also related to transit restoration. in my district we have nine lines that continue to be on pause or they're significantly reduced. and the 43 is causing a lot of heart burn in district 2. and, you know, i was part of saving the rejects a while back with a whole bunch of constituents and i know that remains a concern. the an enormous burden on our residents, particularly in my district, seniors and those with families. i have also been dissatisfied and frustrated with the information, you know, that we're -- or the lack of information that we're getting -- and this morning we did hear from the director, and i thought that he had a chance to explain himself. obviously, i was not in the

commissioner stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, chair mandelman. i just have a few questions on the amendments. you know, i want to thank everybody for calling in. obviously, you know, we're not voting on any particular plan or recommendation, but i'm concerned about, number one, removing staff recommendations to consider specific alternatives and finding resolutions for all alternatives just because the public report is out there, and i don't understand why we would vote to take something away that we know is already out there. we don't agree with staff a lot, but we don't ask them to remove their recommendations from reports. i don't know if that's what you're asking, but it seems to me that these recommendations that we're not voting on tonight, we're just accepting the report, are going to exist in perpetuity, so i don't understand the logic behind asking that they be removed or -- i don't understand that. it doesn't seem very honest to me because the report's already out there. everyone's reviews it, and to say that they weren't made or make a

supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton. and i'm sitting too because i do not have my right glasses and i can't see anything. and i also want to say i'm not a transit geek, i have never been called that, but i have been called a band geek before and i wore that proud lie. ly. but i do want to say that i've had significant concerns, of course, also related to transit restoration. in my district we have nine lines that continue to be on pause or they're significantly reduced. and the 43 is causing a lot of heart burn in district 2. and, you know, i was part of saving the rejects a while back with a whole bunch of constituents and i know that remains a concern. the an enormous burden on our residents, particularly in my district, seniors and those with families. i have also been dissatisfied and frustrated with the information, you know, that we're -- or the lack of information that we're getting -- and this morning we did hear from the director, and i thought that he had a chance to explain himself. obviously, i was not in the

clerk and supervisor stefani as a proud cosponsor of this legislation which had people not abuse the process, would not be necessary but is now clearly long overdue and with that, supervisor stefani, good morning and welcome. >> supervisor stefani: good morning, chair peskin and thank you for those remarks and thank you for your cosponsorship. i truly appreciate it. i will be exceptionally brief because we did hear this in june. i am happy to read those into the record. but the most significant change is to make the operative data january 21st, 2022, and the purpose of that is to give the city purchaser enough time to draft the rules and regulations that this ordinance requires her to complete and as a result, most of the reporting dates have been pushed back to reflect the new operative dates. i won't repeat my remarks from from the last hearing and, chair peskin, you just stated the reasons why this is so necessary. i do believe this legislation is important in preventing the kind of corruption we've seen. we know nearly $2 billion is awarded in grants by city departments without a

good morning, chair mar and vice chair stefani. currently law enforcement is the primary workforce charged with placing individuals on 5150 holds in our city. to reduce or eliminate the need for law enforcement to do that, the fire department would like to train and authorize community paramedics and field rescue captains to assess and place these holds. for a bit of background, according to the august 17th -- >> hello? >> -- housing conservatorship report, the san francisco police department placed 3,053, 5150s, in the length of one year. although the ability to write an involuntary mental health hold sa tool that the law enforcement should maintain, they should not be able to evaluate them for the following reasons. the presence of law enforcement creates the image that someone with mental illness has broken the law. and people with the history of mental illness can be triggered by the presence of law enforcement and by being detained by law enforcement. so our solution is to provide community paramedics. the community paramedic

on behalf of supervisor stefani with supervisor peskin for the late mr. robert freeze. >> president walton: that bring us to the end of our agenda. do we have any more business for today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: two brief quotes for today as we honored the clerk and her team today. i want to say in good organizations, leaders are treated with a sense of appreciation and respected by >> s. great organizations employees are treated with the same esteem by leaders. as we close out at -- pride month. we are each one color, together we make a rainbow. meeting is adjourned. >> good morning. welcome to the june 22 meeting of the treasure island mobility management committee. brittany milton is our clerk. please call the roll. >> commissioner chan. absent. >> haney. >> present. >> mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. absent. >> melgar. absent. >> commissioner peskin. absent. >> commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. absent. >> commissioner stefani. >> present

gwen stefani and blake shelton tying the knot on july 4th.s here live. ♪ lady marmalade ♪ >>> and the one and only patti labelle joins us live taking us all into her kitchen this morning and she's saying -- >> good morning, america. ♪ >>> yes, miss patti. you were saying, wow, when you saw those nails. thanks for being with us on this tuesday morning. great to have my fellas george and michael. did you have a great time off? >> had a great vacation. >> haven't had a bad one yet, have you? >> no. >>> we cannot wait to see as you said miss patti. we're going to see what she is cooking up for us this morning. we'll hear how her grandkids have been helping her out in the kitchen. >> looking forward to that. >>> right now, we're going to get the latest on tropical storm elsa. let's take a live look at key west where it's picking up. the storm's outer bands have hit parts of the state and ginger is in florida with the track and timing. welcome back, ginger. >> hey, thanks, george. about 200 some miles to our south we have that just west of key west

good morning, chair mar and vice chair stefani. currently law enforcement is the primary workforce charged with placing individuals on 5150 holds in our city. to reduce or eliminate the need for law enforcement to do that, the fire department would like to train and authorize community paramedics and field rescue captains to assess and place these holds. for a bit of background, according to the august 17th -- >> hello? >> -- housing conservatorship report, the san francisco police department placed 3,053, 5150s, in the length of one year. although the ability to write an involuntary mental health hold sa tool that the law enforcement should maintain, they should not be able to evaluate them for the following reasons. the presence of law enforcement creates the image that someone with mental illness has broken the law. and people with the history of mental illness can be triggered by the presence of law enforcement and by being detained by law enforcement. so our solution is to provide community paramedics. the community paramedic

good morning, chair mar and vice chair stefani.ment is the primary workforce charged with placing individuals on 5150 holds in our city. to reduce or eliminate the need for law enforcement to do that, the fire department would like to train and authorize community paramedics and field rescue captains to assess and place these holds. for a bit of background, according to the august 17th -- >> hello? >> -- housing conservatorship report, the san francisco police department placed 3,053, 5150s, in the length of one year. although the ability to write an involuntary mental health hold sa tool that the law enforcement should maintain, they should not be able to evaluate them for the following reasons. the presence of law enforcement creates the image that someone with mental illness has broken the law. and people with the history of mental illness can be triggered by the presence of law enforcement and by being detained by law enforcement. so our solution is to provide community paramedics. the community paramedic programs promote healt

thank you supervisor stefani and ms. donovan. so colleagues if there's no other questions or comments, let's take public comment please. madam clerk. >> clerk: thank you madam chair. just noting that i have supervisors peskin, preston and melgar as added co-sponsors. we're checking to see if there are callers in the queue. press star 3 to be added, you only have to press it once. for those on hold, continue to wait until the system indicates that you have unmuted and you may begin your comments. please unmute the first caller. >> i'm tj fisher. i think the clay is so important to all of us in the city. i can't count the number of movies i have enjoyed there and it's such a beautiful space with cultural importance and i really couldn't speak to those things in summary better than what has been said, but i just want to really repeat my beliefs that it is so important to take care of these spaces. i think in addition to the cultural value of the theater itself, so many times, friends and i have come to fillmore and we have also gone

. >>> the surprise headline from blake shelton and gwen stefani.. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> and good monday morning, that is a scene from our nation's capital, as millions celebrate independence day. we're so glad to have you with us here this morning. deidre bolton joining us. a beautiful shot. fireworks in my honor. you lined that up when i join you. thank you. >> and new york city, too, just for you. >> but we do hope that you had a happy, healthy fourth of july, we've got a lot to get to this hour, we're actually going to begin with some breaking news overnight from surfside, florida. >> a huge pile of rubble is all that is left from the condo building which partially collapsed, so it was demolished last night. allowing for the search for victims to resume. right now, the death toll from the disaster is at least 24 people, with 101, 121, rather, unaccounted for. >> the decision to take the building down was made as tropical storm elsa approaches florida. it's not expected to have a direct impact on the surfsid

ahead an up close look at blake shelton and gwen stefani's wedding.'re watching "today in the bay." . >>> good tuesday morning. at 6:12, getting started in palo alto, clouds and fog and maybe a little bit of drizzle. temperatures in the 50s. all of that clears out for a bright and sunny day. stays comfortable mostly in the 60s and low 70s here. we'll get a look at our microclimates and our forecast coming up. >>> palo alto, let's take a look, 101 moving smoothly. a few more cars here. the headlights heading south past university down towards silicon valley. where the builds are happening and they are happening right now. >> good morning. "the new york times" reporting a northern california family is the latest to sue tesla over its self-driving ability or inability. the family's 15-year-old son was killed after the car he was riding in was struck from behind by a self-driving tesla. police say he was not wearing his seat belt and he was ejected. the data from the tesla shows it didn't try to slow down before striking the back of the car. there have be

we'll take you inside blake shelton and gwen stefani's wedding. we're going to show you both, both of her dresses, and as country and pop royalty say "i do." oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. >>> right now at 5:11 on this tuesday morning heading back to work and it's going to be the last day of the mild weather we've seen recently. by tomorrow it does start to heat up and by the end of the week it is going to be sizzling. we'll talk more about that in our microclimate forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> sizzling. over here it's just humming along, southbound 101, san raphael traffic looks smooth. just saw a pick up in the volume. i'll give you an update on the tri-valley. >>> "the new york times" report that a northern california family is the late toast sue tesla over its self-driving

. >> president walton: supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: madam clerk you are amazing and your staff. i can't thank you enough. i too feel privileged to have known you since you work -- to see you go on to this and to do such an incredible job is just been a gift to watch. i want to thank you for what you do not only for us but what you do for the public. when i was county clerk, i said to my staff, you have the power to change someone's day by being kind by showing them that government can work for you. do you that for the public. every time they had problems calling in, every time they had problems turning in papers, whatever it was, you were there for them with your patience, your kindness and to me, you show people that government works. i can't thank you enough for that. thank you so much and thank you to your staff. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you. i just echo all the words of deep appreciation. really the inspiring and extremely capable work of madam clerk you and the

. >> president walton: supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: madam clerk you are amazing and your staff. i can't thank you enough. i too feel privileged to have known you since you work -- to see you go on to this and to do such an incredible job is just been a gift to watch. i want to thank you for what you do not only for us but what you do for the public. when i was county clerk, i said to my staff, you have the power to change someone's day by being kind by showing them that government can work for you. do you that for the public. every time they had problems calling in, every time they had problems turning in papers, whatever it was, you were there for them with your patience, your kindness and to me, you show people that government works. i can't thank you enough for that. thank you so much and thank you to your staff. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor mar? >> supervisor mar: thank you. i just echo all the words of deep appreciation. really the inspiring and extremely capable work of madam clerk you and the

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commissioner stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, commissioner mandelman, and yes, i share the same concerns voiced by commissioners walton and melgar. 2020 shows there have been the same number of fatalities as when we started in 2014, and there were more fatalities in 2020 than 2014. we were supposed to have eight cameras installed by 2020, and it sounds like your presentation said that you want to expand the red light program with eight new locations by 2022, and my understanding, those eight locations were supposed to be installed by 2020. and i also want to know why you're not looking beyond 2022 to expand the red light program into 2024, as well. >> sure. is our city traffic engineer on the line? i think he's having some tech issues. i -- while he's rejoining, i was just going to respond to the overall comment about the reactive nature of the work before he comes back for the red light cameras. i think we really see our high injury network as a predictive tool of where injuries are occurring, s

clerk and supervisor stefani as a proud cosponsor of this legislation which had people not abuse theecessary but is now clearly long overdue and with that, supervisor stefani, good morning and welcome. >> supervisor stefani: good morning, chair peskin and thank you for those remarks and thank you for your cosponsorship. i truly appreciate it. i will be exceptionally brief because we did hear this in june. i am happy to read those into the record. but the most significant change is to make the operative data january 21st, 2022, and the purpose of that is to give the city purchaser enough time to draft the rules and regulations that this ordinance requires her to complete and as a result, most of the reporting dates have been pushed back to reflect the new operative dates. i won't repeat my remarks from from the last hearing and, chair peskin, you just stated the reasons why this is so necessary. i do believe this legislation is important in preventing the kind of corruption we've seen. we know nearly $2 billion is awarded in grants by city departments without any required competitions

thank you supervisor stefani and ms. donovan.agues if there's no other questions or comments, let's take public comment please. madam clerk. >> clerk: thank you madam chair. just noting that i have supervisors peskin, preston and melgar as added co-sponsors. we're checking to see if there are callers in the queue. press star 3 to be added, you only have to press it once. for those on hold, continue to wait until the system indicates that you have unmuted and you may begin your comments. please unmute the first caller. >> i'm tj fisher. i think the clay is so important to all of us in the city. i can't count the number of movies i have enjoyed there and it's such a beautiful space with cultural importance and i really couldn't speak to those things in summary better than what has been said, but i just want to really repeat my beliefs that it is so important to take care of these spaces. i think in addition to the cultural value of the theater itself, so many times, friends and i have come to fillmore and we have also gone to resta

supervisor stefani. am. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, for two years now, i have had deep reservations about the pretrial safety and appearance rates and whether those metrics adhere to national standards. i've been asking for information about the success of individuals during the entire life cycle of the pretrial release for awhile now. i voted against the pretrial diversion contract extension twice now because i never received satisfactory answers to my questions. the information i've been asking for is finally public and has validated my suspicions about reported safety ratings. more than half of individuals on pretrial release are re-arrested or fail to appear. this study also validates the experiences of people in san francisco who are extremely concerned about crime but are constantly told there's nothing to worry about. 55% of those on pretrial release reoffend before trial. more troubling, individuals with the most serious and violent offenses reoffend 74% of the time. i want to be very clear, neither the sheriff nor

after six years ago, gwen stefani and blake shelton tie the knot. carson officiated the ceremony. he'll be here with exclusive details of the special moment that was a little bit country and a little bit rock n roll. today, tuesday, july 6th, 2021. ♪ i'd be happy anywhere ♪ >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb, from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> and welcome to "today" on this tuesday morning. thanks so much for starting it with us. sheinelle is in while savannah and hoda enjoy some time off. >> good morning. >> that carson daly, what can't he do? >> i just said early this morning, if there's anybody in this building you want to marry you, it would be carson daly and hoda. >> so carson is going to join us with some exclusive details. really cool ceremony. >>> first, we want to get to the latest on tropical storm elsa moving over the florida keys with 60-mile-per-hour wind gusts and heavy rain. >> a tropical storm warning extends from the keys all the way up the west coast of florida with a hurricane wa

supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton. i am actually very thrilled that we're finally voting on this very critical program. i was an early cosponsor, supervisor safai, i think you forgot to mention that, you mentioned others. i was. and also even before this was introduced, i asked the city attorney and i announced this roll call one day to draft legislation creating a pilot program just to do this. so i'm glad we're doing this citywide. and i just want to address what we all know to be true is that our restaurants and bars and our small businesses have suffered tremendously because of the pandemic. we know that there are hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt because of it and this is a program that's going to help them get out of it and we need to listen to them. i absolutely respect the work of the land use committee. i actually am very supportive of the amendments today and i'll tell you why. first, with regard to planning. i've been here a long time. i was here when the parks program was created. i don't see any rea

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catherine stefani reference the study while introducing new legislation. >> the study also validates the experiences of people in san francisco who are extremely concerned about crime. but are constantly told there's nothing to worry about. 55% of those pretrial release re offend before trial more troubling individuals with the most serious and violent offenses rehab and 74% of the time. the study was done to validate the public safety assessment or psa pretrial tool in san francisco. >> that's used to make recommendations to judges on whether or not to release individuals prior to trial, author of the report doing a explains another component of the study to see if the tool seems to treat people differently either by race, ethnicity or. we do find that. >> we do find some evidence of in have the tools the jewels performing right now in san francisco. it seems to be similar to how the tools performing other places. well, agrees the bias need to be addressed. >> she says the study concluded that the tool was a fair to good predictor of flight and repeat offenses supervisors to funny t

joining me is congresswoman stefanie murphy of florida, one of the members of the select committee toh for being here. >> great to be with you. >> let's talk about the elephant in the room, the cheney in the room. you are going to have one republican colleague. it strikes me that it was terrible politics for kevin mccarthy to throw liz cheney out of leadership because she was criticizing the fact that our capitol was attacked and there was an insurrection. he essentially em powered her and freed her to take this role on the committee with you all. how do you expect that interaction to play out given her already very vocal stance, including on kevin mccarthy's role? >> you know, it's a real statement about where the republican party is today, that they actually threw a member of leadership out for daring to speak the truth. and i'm really proud and looking forward to working with representative cheney. she and i worked on the house armed services committee together and i know her as somebody who is a patriot. while we may have policy differences, she is dedicated to this country and up

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supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton. i am actually very thrilled that we're finally voting on this very critical program. i was an early cosponsor, supervisor safai, i think you forgot to mention that, you mentioned others. i was. and also even before this was introduced, i asked the city attorney and i announced this roll call one day to draft legislation creating a pilot program just to do this. so i'm glad we're doing this citywide. and i just want to address what we all know to be true is that our restaurants and bars and our small businesses have suffered tremendously because of the pandemic. we know that there are hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt because of it and this is a program that's going to help them get out of it and we need to listen to them. i absolutely respect the work of the land use committee. i actually am very supportive of the amendments today and i'll tell you why. first, with regard to planning. i've been here a long time. i was here when the parks program was created. i don't see any rea