stefanie, 'ust a brief thou~ht think. stefanie, 'ust a brief thought in _ think. europe, have been struggling for some nobody expected them to— struggling for some nobody expected them to pull so well. currently they are leading. it is a much tighter margin, — are leading. it is a much tighter margin, this is because of the... it is because — margin, this is because of the... it is because the finance minister, the candidate, — is because the finance minister, the candidate, he present himself... stefanie. — candidate, he present himself... stefanie, we are going to leave it there. two stefanie and latika and david, thank you very much. goodbye. hello again. i think there's going to be a lot of cloud across western areas of the uk over the next few days, but even if it stays cloudy where you are, either way it is going to be very, very mild, with the winds coming a long way from the south—west, dragging in sub—tropical air. where the sunshine comes out it really will feel pretty warm for late september. temperatures this weekend pushing widely into the 20s, where

stefanie, the french were certainly put off the scent., the message came back from canberra, "yeah, we are very happy with progress so far on this deal". how is it going down in the rest of europe? what impact might it have? i think europe definitely was a bit of collateral damage. it was interesting to see, as far as i know, that the fact that this was a really secretly negotiated deal was not rejected, that allegation, in sydney. so the french president obviously, he is also in a very awkward space because he's facing election next year, and the french also felt let down by the europeans, because the european commission for a day or a two did not say a word, and then finally ursula von der leyen came out and said, also, this is a disappointment for europe. at the same time, i think, interestingly, it helps france, because we know that emmanuel macron's very ambitious and he has been pushing the agenda of a european defence union, however you want to call it, for quite some time, and he can now even stronger make the argument that europe

stefanie, we are going to have to leave it there.ot sunshine or gloomy skies, it's a particularly warm day for late september. the low cloud across southern and western areas and around hell is on course to make it quite misty in places and drizzly, but most places will be dry and with sunshine breaking through, temperatures of 20 to 2a celsius, 56 celsius above where we should be at this stage. i humid feel with more breaks in the cloud. the odd heavy one towards the west but most places will be dry and tomorrow morning but temperatures in the mid teens. tomorrow, a sunny day through parts of scotland, england and wales, only a few isolated showers but one or two initial showers replaced by longer spells of rain into northern ireland in western scotland which will bring about a change in the seasons. 22 to 2a celsius across the north of scotland and eastern england. mid teens into next week. this is bbc news — these are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. queues at petrol stations as the government prepares to annou

stefanie, we are going to have to leave it there.of the weekend looks sunnier generally than what we had on saturday because more of a breeze around to break up the cloud, so a dry and a largely warm day for most places but there will be rain arriving in the west later on. now this cold front will herald a change — behind it, much cooler air, ahead of it we've got that warm and muggy air mass. through sunday night and monday, that cold front spreads across the country bringing a band of rain, squally winds, and opens the floodgates for something much cooler, much more autumnal for the upcoming week. now this weekend, we're looking at balmy temperatures into the low 20s for many of us. to next week, we're generally around the mid to high teens. a bit closer to where they should be for the time of year but at times even a little below average. so, for sunday, we start off on a dry note with variable cloud, some good spells of sunshine around. chance of one or two showers across the midlands and the southeast — otherwise, most places dr

of course, kathryn stefani. but we have a number of departments but also i want to bring in maleah cohen. the first black woman to serve. >> good afternoon everyone. good afternoon ladies and good afternoon to the fellas who love the ladies. love the ladies and support the ladies. we are here to celebrate and we must lift our voices and say, despite the ravages of the pandemic and despite all of what the country has gone through, we still stand here strong, united, and undivided. nothing can stop us and we will prevail. why? because elections have consequences. is that right, madam speaker. we will prevail because we know that through all of our votes, we can change the world. we've seen it done before and we will do it again. through our votes, we elected an administration, a speaker, and a congress that enacted the largest ever federal tax credit for working families. let's give a round of applause for that. that's huge when i think about speaker pelosi. i think of the member of the press and speaker pelosi sa

of course, kathryn stefani. but we have a number of departments but also i want to bring in maleah cohen. the first black woman to serve. >> good afternoon everyone. good afternoon ladies and good afternoon to the fellas who love the ladies. love the ladies and support the ladies. we are here to celebrate and we must lift our voices and say, despite the ravages of the pandemic and despite all of what the country has gone through, we still stand here strong, united, and undivided. nothing can stop us and we will prevail. why? because elections have consequences. is that right, madam speaker. we will prevail because we know that through all of our votes, we can change the world. we've seen it done before and we will do it again. through our votes, we elected an administration, a speaker, and a congress that enacted the largest ever federal tax credit for working families. let's give a round of applause for that. that's huge when i think about speaker pelosi. i think of the member of the press and speaker pelosi sa

next is supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, madam clerk. i wanted to start by thanking supervisor melgar for your leadership in introducing the resolution about the texas abortion ban. i'm proud to be a co-sponsor. i thank you for your call this morning about this. when the news broke about the texas abortion ban, i was stunned but, sadly, not shocked and it's not just texas. we know that we have in pro-life, anti-choice, whatever you want to call them, wanna-be-governor waiting in the wings in california. the constitutional right to abortion has been under attack since 1973 when i was 3 years old. and in recent years, these attacks have become bolder and more flagrant. when the supreme court's right-wing justices refused under the cover of night and on the shadow docket to block the law last wednesday night, they affirmed many of our worst fears. their intent to overturn roe v wade and to restrict reproductive freedoms afforded to us, to women, by the constitution. that five supreme court justices have chosen to brazenly ignore their const

i am catherine stefani supervisor for district 2.k on transportation and to the transit riders. thank you for continuing to call attention to this extremely important issue. i see my neighbor steven chun who now works for the sfmta and it's so great. i have a family of four. i have two kids. we took it right to the giants game. it was safe. it was reliable. it was frequent. we want it to be reliable. we want it to be frequent and we are very lucky we had that experience the other day. this morning, i rode the 49 in. and, again, it was an easy thing to do. but, i do want to mention something about families and transit because you cannot ignore the fact that it is very difficult for families who have kids to get around the city especially when you have two different school, two different droppoff times, sports, there's so much that families face when it comes to making sure transit can work into their lives. so let's not forget the families in san francisco. i know my former boss used to say transit first does not mean transit last. i

next is supervisor stefani. >> supervisor stefani: thank you, madam clerk. i wanted to start by thanking supervisor melgar for your leadership in introducing the resolution about the texas abortion ban. i'm proud to be a co-sponsor. i thank you for your call this morning about this. when the news broke about the texas abortion ban, i was stunned but, sadly, not shocked and it's not just texas. we know that we have in pro-life, anti-choice, whatever you want to call them, wanna-be-governor waiting in the wings in california. the constitutional right to abortion has been under attack since 1973 when i was 3 years old. and in recent years, these attacks have become bolder and more flagrant. when the supreme court's right-wing justices refused under the cover of night and on the shadow docket to block the law last wednesday night, they affirmed many of our worst fears. their intent to overturn roe v wade and to restrict reproductive freedoms afforded to us, to women, by the constitution. that five supreme court justices have chosen to brazenly ignore their const

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, madam clerk. colleagues, i would like to close today's meeting in memory of maureen rosch who passed away peacefully at her home at the 76. maureen was a warrior, fighting injustice at every turn, and she instilled that in her daughters and grandchildren, who are all amazing forces of good in this world. she will be terribly missed, and i offer my condolences to all those who knew and loved her. the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, supervisor stefani. supervisor walton? >> president walton: i have nothing to submit. >> clerk: thank you, president walton. supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: thank you. today, i am urging the governor to sign two bills on his desk right now, the first is assembly bill 71, it would create a system that is used by [inaudible] corporations like amazon of allowing increase for warehouse workers injury. many workers have to neglect their own basic needs like using the bathrooms or skipping breaks. since amazon has one warehouse in san francisco and purchased the recol

of course, kathryn stefani. but we have a number of departments but also i want to bring in maleah cohen. the first black woman to serve. >> good afternoon everyone. good afternoon ladies and good afternoon to the fellas who love the ladies. love the ladies and support the ladies. we are here to celebrate and we must lift our voices and say, despite the ravages of the pandemic and despite all of what the country has gone through, we still stand here strong, united, and undivided. nothing can stop us and we will prevail. why? because elections have consequences. is that right, madam speaker. we will prevail because we know that through all of our votes, we can change the world. we've seen it done before and we will do it again. through our votes, we elected an administration, a speaker, and a congress that enacted the largest ever federal tax credit for working families. let's give a round of applause for that. that's huge when i think about speaker pelosi. i think of the member of the press and speaker pelosi sa

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

and they're using stefani still when they mention the house, right?wen. >> jimmy: stefani's easier to pronounce. >> yeah. >> jimmy: this is really -- this is something i think particularly special. you've cowritten a movie loosely based on your life. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and your dad in the movie is your dad in real life, being played by robert de niro. >> yes. >> jimmy: based on your real dad. >> yes. >> jimmy: how does dad feel about robert de niro playing him in the movie? >> dad went down to oklahoma to spend two days with de niro. de niro wanted to get the essence of my father. >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. [ laughter ] so my dad -- my dad's a hairstylist, he don't know anything about hollywood. he goes down there, de niro is like, how do you wear your hat? how do you wear your chain? what do you do? my dad is talking to de niro, giving him sicilian sayings to say in the movie. and de niro is pressing him, asking him questions. bring me notes. my dad's like, notes? i thought i was going to hang out with him for 15, 20 minutes, this guy's got me workin

i am catherine stefani supervisor for district 2.portation and to the transit riders. thank you for continuing to call attention to this extremely important issue. i see my neighbor steven chun who now works for the sfmta and it's so great. i have a family of four. i have two kids. we took it right to the giants game. it was safe. it was reliable. it was frequent. we want it to be reliable. we want it to be frequent and we are very lucky we had that experience the other day. this morning, i rode the 49 in. and, again, it was an easy thing to do. but, i do want to mention something about families and transit because you cannot ignore the fact that it is very difficult for families who have kids to get around the city especially when you have two different school, two different droppoff times, sports, there's so much that families face when it comes to making sure transit can work into their lives. so let's not forget the families in san francisco. i know my former boss used to say transit first does not mean transit last. i want to th

seeing none, supervisor stefani, do you have a question? >> i'm sorry. i didn't hear that. >> did you have a question? >> i do not. >> why don't we go to public comment. >> thank you, mr. chair. we are working with the operations division of the clerk's office to see if there are callers in the queue. if you are watching on cable channel 26 or through sfgovtv. if you wish to speak on this agenda item 1 call in by following instructions on the screen. dial 415-655-0001. meeting id24807442971. press the found symbol twice and star followed by 3 to speak. for those who connected by phone press star 3 to be added if you wish to speak. if you are on hold wait until you are prompted to begin. you will hear the prompt when your line is unmuted. checking now. do we have callers in the queue? >> we have no callers in the queue. >> thank you, mr. smith. >> thanks. public comment is now closed. colleagues i understand supervisor ronen supports this license transfer. given that i would like to make a motion directing the clerk to prepare a resolution determining thi

i am the chair supervisor mar and i am joined by supervisor stefani and haney.elman will join us today. i want to thank the committee clerk and sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. do you have any announcements? >> thank you, mr. chair. minutes will reflect committee members participated through video conference as if they were present in the commit de room. the board recognizes public access is essential and invites participation. public comment is available for each item on the agenda. cable channel 26, 78 or 99. sfgovtv.org or streaming the call in number on the screen at this time. each speaker is allowed two minutes to speak. comments to speak are available via phone by dialing 415-655-0001. meeting id24807442971. following that press pound symbol twice. when connected you will hear the meeting discussions and your line will be in listening mode only. when your item comes up dial star 3 to be added to speak for that agenda item. best practices call from quiet location, speak clearly and slowly and turn down your division, radio, streaming device or whatever y

. >> supervisor stefani: good morning everybody. i am catherine stefani supervisor for district 2. i want to thank everyone for all their work on transportation and to the transit riders. thank you for continuing to call attention to this extremely important issue. i see my neighbor steven chun who now works for the sfmta and it's so great. i have a family of four. i have two kids. we took it right to the giants game. it was safe. it was reliable. it was frequent. we want it to be reliable. we want it to be frequent and we are very lucky we had that experience the other day. this morning, i rode the 49 in. and, again, it was an easy thing to do. but, i do want to mention something about families and transit because you cannot ignore the fact that it is very difficult for families who have kids to get around the city especially when you have two different school, two different droppoff times, sports, there's so much that families face when it comes to making sure transit can work into their lives. so let's not forget the families in san francisco. i know my former boss used to say t

presenting today legislative aide to supervisor stefani and audrey malone. >> it is great to be here this evening. happy to see all of you, virtually though and not in person, but i'm sure we'll get there. i'm joined by audrey malone from the planning department as well who will provide expertise on the item. before you is an amendment to article 6 of the planning code that contemplates how signage is regulated in the city of san francisco. specifically, supervisor stefani is proposing a sign to have business signs regulated in business corridors and chinatown mixed use district. presently, businesses with suggesting signs and awnings are not allowed to have sign copy on both of those types of signs, i'm going to do my best to not get too much in the weeds on this and leave that to audrey when she has a chance to speak, but i wanted to give a bit of background on this proposal. coming to supervisor stefani's office with an enforcement case against them for having sign copy on both their projecting sign and awnings on their business. we looked into this a little bit more and found thi

. >> supervisor stefani: good morning everybody. i am catherine stefani supervisor for district 2. i want to thank everyone for all their work on transportation and to the transit riders. thank you for continuing to call attention to this extremely important issue. i see my neighbor steven chun who now works for the sfmta and it's so great. i have a family of four. i have two kids. we took it right to the giants game. it was safe. it was reliable. it was frequent. we want it to be reliable. we want it to be frequent and we are very lucky we had that experience the other day. this morning, i rode the 49 in. and, again, it was an easy thing to do. but, i do want to mention something about families and transit because you cannot ignore the fact that it is very difficult for families who have kids to get around the city especially when you have two different school, two different droppoff times, sports, there's so much that families face when it comes to making sure transit can work into their lives. so let's not forget the families in san francisco. i know my former boss used to say t

i am the chair supervisor mar and i am joined by supervisor stefani and haney. supervisor mandelman will join us today. i want to thank the committee clerk and sfgovtv for staffing this meeting. do you have any announcements? >> thank you, mr. chair. minutes will reflect committee members participated through video conference as if they were present in the commit de room. the board recognizes public access is essential and invites participation. public comment is available for each item on the agenda. cable channel 26, 78 or 99. sfgovtv.org or streaming the call in number on the screen at this time. each speaker is allowed two minutes to speak. comments to speak are available via phone by dialing 415-655-0001. meeting id24807442971. following that press pound symbol twice. when connected you will hear the meeting discussions and your line will be in listening mode only. when your item comes up dial star 3 to be added to speak for that agenda item. best practices call from quiet location, speak clearly and slowly and turn down your division, radio, streaming devi