supervisor stefani, the floor is yours. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. vicha was well known in his community for his hour long walks every morning, who kept him healthy and moving this year. earlier this year, he was violently shoved to the ground, causing him to hit his head. the video went viral and was very shocking and hard to see. the crime was just one of many committed against the asian and pacific islander community. when i introduced this back in july at our last meeting, the resolution actually says 7,000 on page 1, on-line 20, so perhaps we can amendment that at committee, that it's actually 9,000 hate incidents. and just over 13% of these reported incidents involve a physical assault. since his passing, his daughter has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of those not only in the thai community but those in the pacific islander community and asians to ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. it's so tragic when we put this type of advocacy on victims, who continue to suffer and mourn the loss of loved ones, and y

i'm joined by supervisors catherine stefani and matt haney. madam clerk, do you have any announcements? >> clerk: yes, mr. chair. the record will reflect that members participating in this video conference to the extent as if they were physically present. the board has determined that public participation is vital to the meeting and public access will be available in the following manners: either sfgovtv cable channels 26, 78, and 99 or by streaming at sfgov.org. public comment will be available by calling 415-655-0001. the meeting i.d. did 2485-242-3908 and then pound and pound again. when connected, you will hear the meeting discussion but will be in listening mode only. when you hear your item of interest, press star, three and begin speaking when prompted to do so. best practices are to call from a quiet location, speak slowly and clearly, and turn down the volume on your television or speakers. you may also send your written comments via u.s. postal service to our office at city hall, 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, califo

supervisor stefani, the floor is yours. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. vicha was well known in his community for his hour long walks every morning, who kept him healthy and moving this year. earlier this year, he was violently shoved to the ground, causing him to hit his head. the video went viral and was very shocking and hard to see. the crime was just one of many committed against the asian and pacific islander community. when i introduced this back in july at our last meeting, the resolution actually says 7,000 on page 1, on-line 20, so perhaps we can amendment that at committee, that it's actually 9,000 hate incidents. and just over 13% of these reported incidents involve a physical assault. since his passing, his daughter has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of those not only in the thai community but those in the pacific islander community and asians to ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. it's so tragic when we put this type of advocacy on victims, who continue to suffer and mourn the loss of loved ones, and y

supervisor stefani, the floor is yours. >> supervisor stefani: thank you.hour long walks every morning, who kept him healthy and moving this year. earlier this year, he was violently shoved to the ground, causing him to hit his head. the video went viral and was very shocking and hard to see. the crime was just one of many committed against the asian and pacific islander community. when i introduced this back in july at our last meeting, the resolution actually says 7,000 on page 1, on-line 20, so perhaps we can amendment that at committee, that it's actually 9,000 hate incidents. and just over 13% of these reported incidents involve a physical assault. since his passing, his daughter has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of those not only in the thai community but those in the pacific islander community and asians to ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. it's so tragic when we put this type of advocacy on victims, who continue to suffer and mourn the loss of loved ones, and yet, they bear this enormous burden. i was so ho

supervisor stefani, the floor is yours. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. vicha was well known in his community for his hour long walks every morning, who kept him healthy and moving this year. earlier this year, he was violently shoved to the ground, causing him to hit his head. the video went viral and was very shocking and hard to see. the crime was just one of many committed against the asian and pacific islander community. when i introduced this back in july at our last meeting, the resolution actually says 7,000 on page 1, on-line 20, so perhaps we can amendment that at committee, that it's actually 9,000 hate incidents. and just over 13% of these reported incidents involve a physical assault. since his passing, his daughter has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of those not only in the thai community but those in the pacific islander community and asians to ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. it's so tragic when we put this type of advocacy on victims, who continue to suffer and mourn the loss of loved ones, and y

supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton. i just want to thank my colleagues for adding their name as a co-sponsor to this very important resolution. i know it's going to mean a lot to the family. in committee, i had to amend the resolution to include 2000 more hate incidents involving asian americans and pacific islanders nationwide. so this is a problem that continues and doing something like this will help the family heal and it will definitely continue to call attention to the hate crimes we're experiencing and hopefully do everything we can to put a stop to that. thank you very much. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: please add me as a co-sponsor. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor preston. >> supervisor mandelman: me, too. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor mandelman. supervisor peskin added as a co-sponsor. supervisor ronen would like be to added and supervisor walton would like to be added. >> noted. >> president walton: thank you for noting that, madame clerk.

stefani absent. >> supervisor walton: present. >> quorum. >> chair mandelman: great. madame clerk, you think you have announcements. >> public comment will be available for each item on the agenda by calling 1-415-655-0001, and then prompted entering access code 2480 558 1030 ##. once you join, you will be able to participate in the meeting as a participant. to make a comment, dial star 3 to be added to queue to speak. when your two minutes are up, we'll go on to the next caller. best practices are to speak slowly, clearly and turn down radios and televisions around it. it is best to listen on the public comment line. that concludes my announcement. >> chair mandelman: that was fast. thank you, madame clerk. could you call item 2? >> i want to note it looks like commission melgar noted that she is present in the chat. item 2, final approval on first appearance. approve resolution making findings to allow teleconference meetings under california government code section 54953e. this is an action item. >> i believe we have amber here to explain the item to us. >> thank y

we'll entertain a motion seconded by supervisor stefani. please call the role. >> on the motion to excuse supervisor melgar? >> supervisor stefani: aye. >> supervisor walton: aye. >> supervisor chan: aye. >> supervisor haney: aye. >> supervisor mandelman: aye. >> supervisor mar: aye. >> supervisor peskin: aye. >> supervisor preston: aye. there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: thank you. and without objection, supervisor melgar is excused from item 15. seeing no one on the roster, madame clerk, please call the roll for item 15. >> supervisor ronen: aye. >> supervisor safai: aye. >> supervisor stefani: aye. >> supervisor walton: aye. >> supervisor chan: aye. >> supervisor haney: aye. >> supervisor mandelman: aye. >> supervisor mar: aye. >> supervisor peskin: aye. >> supervisor preston: aye. there are 10 ayes. >> president walton: thank you. without objection, this ordinance is finally passed unanimously. with supervisor melgar excused. welcome back, supervisor melgar. madame clerk, please call item 16. >> item 16 is ordinance to old the admi

supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton. i just want to thank my colleagues for adding their name as a co-sponsor to this very important resolution. i know it's going to mean a lot to the family. in committee, i had to amend the resolution to include 2000 more hate incidents involving asian americans and pacific islanders nationwide. so this is a problem that continues and doing something like this will help the family heal and it will definitely continue to call attention to the hate crimes we're experiencing and hopefully do everything we can to put a stop to that. thank you very much. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor preston? >> supervisor preston: please add me as a co-sponsor. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor preston. >> supervisor mandelman: me, too. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor mandelman. supervisor peskin added as a co-sponsor. supervisor ronen would like be to added and supervisor walton would like to be added. >> noted. >> president walton: thank you for noting that, madame clerk.

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supervisor stefani, the floor is yours. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. vicha was well known in his community for his hour long walks every morning, who kept him healthy and moving this year. earlier this year, he was violently shoved to the ground, causing him to hit his head. the video went viral and was very shocking and hard to see. the crime was just one of many committed against the asian and pacific islander community. when i introduced this back in july at our last meeting, the resolution actually says 7,000 on page 1, on-line 20, so perhaps we can amendment that at committee, that it's actually 9,000 hate incidents. and just over 13% of these reported incidents involve a physical assault. since his passing, his daughter has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of those not only in the thai community but those in the pacific islander community and asians to ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. it's so tragic when we put this type of advocacy on victims, who continue to suffer and mourn the loss of loved ones, and y

good morning, supervisor stefani and supervisor hayden.oined by brittany chequata at the human rights commission. in response to the resolution, the board of supervisors passed in may about hate violence against asian-american communities. we assessed how a citywide public safety assessments could be better aligned. why citywide? we know that hate violence in the city has been increasing and escalating, and it affects all of our communities. just last year, according to the police, the most common motivation for hate crimes in our city were anti-black bias, anti-latino bias, anti-a.p.i. bias. if you look at f.b.i. statistics, the number of hate crimes due to racial bias has actually quadrupled since 2016. but we know the numbers don't capture the full extent of what people are experiencing. for instance, in contrast to the cases of the police and the f.b.i. report, they received over 350 reports of hate violence against a.p.i. folks in this city in just 2020. and that included 71reports of physical assaults. and we know where there are gap

peskin, mar, melgar, stefani, ronen and mandelman. i'll have somemore words when the resolution comes forth . the rest i submit. >> supervisor haney you asked to be re-referred. >> i have a few items and i will get to them as quickly as possible. i'm calling a hearing on the budget and appropriations committees 21 to 22 spending plan foressential human services . the department ofpublic health and homelessness and supportive housing , mayors office of housing and community development and open awb. the hearing designed to clarify how major city departments are clarifying voter approved spending as it gets specific questions answered about budget allocations in the city's homeless response system. i know you remember it was only just a few months ago that we approved our budget for the year but there are already questions about how this spending is going, whether we're getting the dollars where they should be and how we can make sure that these funds are spent as effectively and efficiently as possible. i'm alsoannouncing a piece of le

stefani absent. >> supervisor walton: present. >> quorum. >> chair mandelman: great. you have announcements. >> public comment will be available for each item on the agenda by calling 1-415-655-0001, and then prompted entering access code 2480 558 1030 ##. once you join, you will be able to participate in the meeting as a participant. to make a comment, dial star 3 to be added to queue to speak. when your two minutes are up, we'll go on to the next caller. best practices are to speak slowly, clearly and turn down radios and televisions around it. it is best to listen on the public comment line. that concludes my announcement. >> chair mandelman: that was fast. thank you, madame clerk. could you call item 2? >> i want to note it looks like commission melgar noted that she is present in the chat. item 2, final approval on first appearance. approve resolution making findings to allow teleconference meetings under california government code section 54953e. this is an action item. >> i believe we have amber here to explain the item to us. >> thank you, can you hear me? >>

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stefani hopes her legislation forces the d.a. to be more transparent. says the public deserves to know how often dangerous criminals are set free. do you think people are being put in danger as a result of this? >> i do, i do. it worries me. >> reporter: you might remember on sunday we aired the first part of our investigation roving those former prosecutors who recently joined the recall campaign against their former boss. district attorney chesa boudin. they accused him of making san francisco more dangerous. well, the d.a. didn't talk to us then either. and earlier this week, his office made one of its managing attorneys available to refute some of those accusations, but still not boudin himself. tomorrow will mark day 139 since we first started asking the d.a. for an interview. with the investigative unit, i'm bigad shaban. >>. if you have a story for our investigate unit, call or visit our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >>> let's bring in jeff ranieri now, talk about our weather. we have two big things. rain maybe next week. but first and

please oppose the stefani ordinance.only serve to reduce property values, ruin san francisco's unique character, including our wonderful cultural district's. the department's executive summary provides zero evidence that this ordinance would support business. slide two illustrates projecting signs with awning signs. to show this, planning showed you an expensive french boutique. can my slides come up, please? -- an expensive french boutique that is not at all representative of a typical storefront because the awning is set back from the front of the building. i also want to show you what's more typical in san francisco. you look at the typical awnings. can anyone please tell me how blade signs hanging out overall of these awful awnings would improve property values, the city's unique character, or its distinctive appearance. commissioners, i don't like to begin statements with the words you need to, but in this case, you need to reflect the work of your predecessors and activists who worked so hard for decades to rid the

, supervisor stefani. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: likewise. >> president walton: thank you. we appreciate you for calling attention to this matter. >> supervisor safai: thank you all for your support. >> president walton: thank you. and seeing no one else on the roster, i believe we can take this item same house same call. without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, do we have any imperative agenda items? >> clerk: i have none to present, mr. president. >> president walton: colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: as we part, never forget that justice is what love looks like in public. cornell west. this meeting is adjourneded. shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shopping and dining within the 49 square miles of san francisco. by supporting local services within our neighborho

peskin, mar, melgar, stefani, ronen and mandelman. i'll have somemore words when the resolution comes forth . the rest i submit. >> supervisor haney you asked to be re-referred. >> i have a few items and i will get to them as quickly as possible. i'm calling a hearing on the budget and appropriations committees 21 to 22 spending plan foressential human services . the department ofpublic health and homelessness and supportive housing , mayors office of housing and community development and open awb. the hearing designed to clarify how major city departments are clarifying voter approved spending as it gets specific questions answered about budget allocations in the city's homeless response system. i know you remember it was only just a few months ago that we approved our budget for the year but there are already questions about how this spending is going, whether we're getting the dollars where they should be and how we can make sure that these funds are spent as effectively and efficiently as possible. i'm alsoannouncing a piece of le

supervisor stefani, the floor is yours. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. for his hour long walks every morning, who kept him healthy and moving this year. earlier this year, he was violently shoved to the ground, causing him to hit his head. the video went viral and was very shocking and hard to see. the crime was just one of many committed against the asian and pacific islander community. when i introduced this back in july at our last meeting, the resolution actually says 7,000 on page 1, on-line 20, so perhaps we can amendment that at committee, that it's actually 9,000 hate incidents. and just over 13% of these reported incidents involve a physical assault. since his passing, his daughter has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of those not only in the thai community but those in the pacific islander community and asians to ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. it's so tragic when we put this type of advocacy on victims, who continue to suffer and mourn the loss of loved ones, and yet, they bear this enormous burden. i

supervisor stefani, the floor is yours. >> supervisor stefani: thank you. vicha was well known in his community for his hour long walks every morning, who kept him healthy and moving this year. earlier this year, he was violently shoved to the ground, causing him to hit his head. the video went viral and was very shocking and hard to see. the crime was just one of many committed against the asian and pacific islander community. when i introduced this back in july at our last meeting, the resolution actually says 7,000 on page 1, on-line 20, so perhaps we can amendment that at committee, that it's actually 9,000 hate incidents. and just over 13% of these reported incidents involve a physical assault. since his passing, his daughter has worked tirelessly to amplify the voices of those not only in the thai community but those in the pacific islander community and asians to ensure what happened to her father will not happen to anyone else. it's so tragic when we put this type of advocacy on victims, who continue to suffer and mourn the loss of loved ones, and y

, supervisor stefani. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: likewise. >> president walton: thank you. we appreciate you for calling attention to this matter. >> supervisor safai: thank you all for your support. >> president walton: thank you. and seeing no one else on the roster, i believe we can take this item same house same call. without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, do we have any imperative agenda items? >> clerk: i have none to present, mr. president. >> president walton: colleagues, this brings us to the end of our agenda. madam clerk, is there any further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: as we part, never forget that justice is what love looks like in public. cornell west. this meeting is adjourneded. >> candlestick park known also as the stick was an outdoor stadium for sports and entertainment. built between 1958 to 1960, it was located in the bayview hunters point where it was home to the san fran

supervisor stefani.>> thank you chair mar. i wonder if there's anybody wh can tell me where the overdose deaths occurred last year . i know that we had 700+ and i wonder if there's a breakdown as to whether how many are occurring in people's homes. how many areoccurring on the streets . and i ask that because i know that not everyone will benefit from an overdose prevention site and i just am curious as to where the overdose deaths are occurring if anyone has an answer that presented. and if not, i mean, that's fine. that's something that i will look into myself. but i think i raise it because i know that everyone's drug use is different and as someone said on the public comment that everyone decide for themselves when they're ready to address their drug addiction. if they think it's addicted. but what's striking me today is sitting here in this committee talking about this continued crisis. we talk about all the time and myriad of ways that i've been in so many hearings talking about this crisis and i've been on demand hearin

supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton. kate, i remember when i heard you were retiring, and i was sad, i have to say. i think i have not worked with you enough since i've been a supervisor, but i'm lucky since i've been here at city hall to work with you on many different pieces of legislation as an aide to two different supervisors. when i worked with you, it was always a great experience. you're wonderful, and i'm going to miss you, and i just wish you the best of luck in your retirement. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor stefani. supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: thank you, supervisor melgar, for highlighting one of the best city attorneys this city has seen over the last several decades. thank you, dennis herrera, for promoting kate, and her time on the job. i just want to take a moment to speak on my personal experience with kate. in my first year in office, i took on the heavy duty of going toe to toe but also working beside supervisor peskin and others to take on the city's inclusionary housing debate,

supervisor stefani.>> thank you chair mar. i wonder if there's anybody wh can tell me where the overdose deaths occurred last year . i know that we had 700+ and i wonder if there's a breakdown as to whether how many are occurring in people's homes. how many areoccurring on the streets . and i ask that because i know that not everyone will benefit from an overdose prevention site and i just am curious as to where the overdose deaths are occurring if anyone has an answer that presented. and if not, i mean, that's fine. that's something that i will look into myself. but i think i raise it because i know that everyone's drug use is different and as someone said on the public comment that everyone decide for themselves when they're ready to address their drug addiction. if they think it's addicted. but what's striking me today is sitting here in this committee talking about this continued crisis. we talk about all the time and myriad of ways that i've been in so many hearings talking about this crisis and i've been on demand hearin

thank you, supervisor stefani, for bringing this to the committee. i hope that if this goes up with a positive recommendation, that there can be a small step of healing for the family of vicha ratanapakdee and remembering. colleagues, can we have -- >> supervisor stefani: chair melgar, can i say one more thing? >> chair melgar: yes. >> supervisor stefani: i just want to thank commissioner lui and everybody who called in. this street is called sonora lane, but it is a stairwell, so so -- you can pull it up, and it's there. if you could amend the paperwork to reflect 9,000 instead of 7,000, and again, thank you to everyone who called in, and i look forward to your support. >> chair melgar: thank you, supervisor stefani. i saw supervisor peskin raise his hand. are you making a motion to amend? yes, thank you. madam clerk, let's take the motion to amend ad stated onto the record by supervisor stefani and made by supervisor peskin. >> clerk: on the motion as stated on page 1, line 20, updating 7,000 to 9,000 -- [roll call] >> clerk: chair melgar, you have

good morning, supervisor stefani and supervisor hayden. i'm joined by brittany chequata at the human rights commission. in response to the resolution, the board of supervisors passed in may about hate violence against asian-american communities. we assessed how a citywide public safety assessments could be better aligned. why citywide? we know that hate violence in the city has been increasing and escalating, and it affects all of our communities. just last year, according to the police, the most common motivation for hate crimes in our city were anti-black bias, anti-latino bias, anti-a.p.i. bias. if you look at f.b.i. statistics, the number of hate crimes due to racial bias has actually quadrupled since 2016. but we know the numbers don't capture the full extent of what people are experiencing. for instance, in contrast to the cases of the police and the f.b.i. report, they received over 350 reports of hate violence against a.p.i. folks in this city in just 2020. and that included 71reports of physical assaults. and we know where there a

supervisor stefani? >> supervisor stefani: thank you, president walton. kate, i remember when i heard you were retiring, and i was sad, i have to say. i think i have not worked with you enough since i've been a supervisor, but i'm lucky since i've been here at city hall to work with you on many different pieces of legislation as an aide to two different supervisors. when i worked with you, it was always a great experience. you're wonderful, and i'm going to miss you, and i just wish you the best of luck in your retirement. >> president walton: thank you, supervisor stefani. supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: thank you, supervisor melgar, for highlighting one of the best city attorneys this city has seen over the last several decades. thank you, dennis herrera, for promoting kate, and her time on the job. i just want to take a moment to speak on my personal experience with kate. in my first year in office, i took on the heavy duty of going toe to toe but also working beside supervisor peskin and others to take on the city's inclusionary housing debate,

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i think it's just me you and supervisor stefani now. with that i'd like to welcome emily lamb who is the acting deputy assistant of external affairs to give us a brief overview . about the planting and maintenance and watering program at the puc . >> good afternoon supervisors. let me try to pull up the deck. great, can you all see that? >> yes. fantastic. >> one really quick if you don't mindme taking a second . i have a personal connection to the topic today so my parents operated in a small business for over 30 years in san francisco and i do actually remember when they came and asked if we want to planttrees outside and they did put to outside our business when they are still there . they're doing well so it's nice to see the programs arestill continuing. with that i will delay any further .again, welcome. i'm from s.f. puc. here i have a map of ss puc's properties that contain mostof our trees . much of the land we own in san francisco offers credit for the operations of our utility systems. we don't have a lot of street trees but

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anthony de stefani is on the mound tonight for the giants. he's pitched.l, as of late, he hasn't given up a run in his last 10 pitch. so hopefully anthony kim delivered a kill shot to the dodgers season tonight and wrap this thing up and then prep for the next round. but like we said at the top easier said than done reporting from dodger stadium. i'm jason domas. skrine for sports. all right, jason, we'll brandon crawford yet what a catch. and he was dunking a foothill high school in pleasanton. so i know. >> of the east bay south bay north. everybody's rooting couldn't brandon and the giants. hopefully they can get it drne. thanks to a live report. must be nice. i wish i his same ame all right. still to come tonight on kron 4 news at 5. it is. >> news from your nightmares. all of the snakes. catherine. and say that from the same spot. we'll tell you where they were found. but. you're going to wish we didn't tell you. also a new details were released today from the autopsy of gabby petito. the official cause of death has been revealed as the search for her

anthony de stefani was on the hill for san francisco. they just had a pitching change.alker buehler is looking to shut down the giants offense in this game. the school right now is to zip dodgers in the second inning. we will have a live report from sports director jason dumas coming up at dodger stadium later on tonight. also in the national league braves brewers game 4 in atlanta. bottom of the 8th things all tied up at 4 for freddie freeman takes josh hader way back to center drinking some 8 or 8. that is gone. the solo blast gives the braves a 5, 4, lead top 9 former giant will smith closes this one out in style. the braves advance to the nlcs taking the series 3 games to one. they now await the winner of the giants and dodgers series which will hopefully be decided tonight, but maybe in game 5 back here in san francisco on thursday and in the american league, the astros looking to close it out against the white sox and this would be the nail in the coffin right here. jonathan mccall pumping his fists. this wholesale tube, a three-run bomb put the astros up by 9. th