>> aye. >> supervisor stefani? >> aye. >> and supervisor walton? >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> without objection, the minutes are approved after public comment as presented. madam clerk, let's go to consent agenda. items 1 through 11. >> items 1 through 11 are listed under the consent an agenda. the items are considered to be routine, so there will be no separate discussion unless a member of the board so request in which the matter will be considered as a separate item, items 1 through 11 will be acted by a single roll call vote of the board. >> thank you so much, madam clerk. i don't see anyone on the roster. call the roll. >> supervisor chan on items 1 through 11. >> aye. >> supervisor dorsey? >> aye. >> supervisor mandelman? >> aye. >> supervisor mar? >> aye. >> supervisor milgard? >> aye. >> supervisor peskin? >> aye. >> supervisor preston? >> aye. >> supervisor ronen? >> ronen aye. supervisor -- supervisor sv. >> supervisor stefani? >> aye. >> walton? >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> thank you, without obj

vice chair stefani. aye, melgar absent. chair mar. >> aye. >> there are two ayes. >> okay [gavel] >> and then on the motion to send item number one out as a committee report vice chair stefani, aye, supervisor melgar. aye chair mar. >> aye. >> there are three ayes. >> thank you. madam clerk please call item three. >> item three is a to consider the premise to premise/person to person also known as say double transfer for special on-sale general beer, wine and distilled spirits conjet from a type 47 general for bonified eating place license to project 1972 incorporated to do business as chief sf located at address three in district 3 will serve the public in public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> thank you. officer. >> okay project 1972 and applied for the license and if approved would allow them to operate in special on-sale general beer, wine and. i have zero letters of protest or support. they're located in plot 140 and considered high crime. they are in census track as cited and consi

let me ask for the end, stefanie. _ place. let me ask for the end, stefanie, how— place.ge how we are viewed? i funeral broadcast change how we are viewed?— are viewed? i think the funeral is exceptional _ are viewed? i think the funeral is exceptional and _ are viewed? i think the funeral is exceptional and there - are viewed? i think the funeral is exceptional and there was i is exceptional and there was something that was really the highlight and so many people, i think, the market share was 50% on the day of the broadcasting of the funeral in broome —— germany and i think it was interesting and striking and telling, how the king, king charles was presented in germany and how many questions were actually asked about him and if you remember on the saturday, doing the acclamation, he did a really rather rude gesture of being very impatient about some ink pots standing on the table and i hardly did not see it here in the uk and that was the main thing, at least back in germany, and people are very intrigued about what this king is like, what is going to be. and, marcus, w

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. >> supervisor stefani. stefani present. supervisor walton. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor dorsey. >> present. >> president all members present. homeland of the r ao* matush. peninsula. as the indigenous land, and in accordance, nor forgotten the responsibilities or care takers as of this in this place as well as for all people who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, relatives and elders of ramatush community . please stand with me to resite the "pledge of allegiance". >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of necker and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> on behalf of the board of supervisors i would like to acknowledge the staff of sfgovtv, today is michael who records each of our meetings and makes the transcripts available online for the public. madam clerk, do we have any com

. >> supervisor stefani. stefani present. supervisor walton. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor dorsey. >> present. >> president all members present. homeland of the r ao* matush. peninsula. as the indigenous land, and in accordance, nor forgotten the responsibilities or care takers as of this in this place as well as for all people who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, relatives and elders of ramatush community . please stand with me to resite the "pledge of allegiance". >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of necker and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> on behalf of the board of supervisors i would like to acknowledge the staff of sfgovtv, today is michael who records each of our meetings and makes the transcripts available online for the public. madam clerk, do we have any com

supervisor stefani. stefani, aye. supervisor walton. walton aye. and supervisor chan, chan aye. 11 ayes. >> without objection, motion to continue carries unanimously. madam clerk, are we ready to go back to item 18. >> i don't believe so, mr. president. let's continue with our. next up would be supervisor safai to hear introduction of new business. >> love going after a long hearing, got to get my head together. so i have a few things i want to talk about them. some of them i'm going to talk about abbreviated version. one of which something that supervisor peskin and i were talking about. large institutions and hofpts and hotels others, when we looked at the legislation, we were looking at our goals to achieve zero waste and diversion by 2030. we realize that number of participants were not really participating in the program of sorting and recycling. and diverting landfill. and a lot of these facilities and other frontline staff. we then put in on to the legislation that we would require update. we wanted to see how the progress was taking place i

stefanie bolzen from die welt, what about in germany?his story in germany, and how interested ? they were certainly very, very interested, but more obviously on the day the queen died on september 8th and then again this monday on september the 19th. four public broadcasters simultaneously showed the funeral and the processions from nine o'clock in the morning until six o'clock in the afternoon. it was absolutely overwhelming. for me being a correspondent in london. _ i felt overwhelmed these whole ten days. simply because this was the magnitude, if you are a correspondent in london, this is the very biggest event ever. but also because it was a crash course, you had to learn so many things, and i think i wasn't alone with that, a lot of british people didn't know what was going to happen next. now it's the acclamation and the king is in parliament, and then scotland and the procession from buckingham palace. it was overwhelming. it was an insight into a world, that is for sure. yes, and i think because it was so archaic at times, it was

. >> supervisor stefani. stefani present. supervisor walton. >> present. >> clerk: supervisor dorsey. >> present. >> president all members present. homeland of the r ao* matush. peninsula. as the indigenous land, and in accordance, nor forgotten the responsibilities or care takers as of this in this place as well as for all people who reside in their traditional territory. as guests, we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, relatives and elders of ramatush community . please stand with me to resite the "pledge of allegiance". >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of necker and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> on behalf of the board of supervisors i would like to acknowledge the staff of sfgovtv, today is michael who records each of our meetings and makes the transcripts available online for the public. madam clerk, do we have any com

let me ask stefanie. _ british history. let me ask stefanie, how— british history.uneral in germany _ share was 50%, the funeral in germany. but i thought it was interesting and telling, how king — interesting and telling, how king charles was presented in germany— king charles was presented in germany and how many questions were _ germany and how many questions were asked about him. on the saturday. _ were asked about him. on the saturday, during the acclamation, he did this very rather— acclamation, he did this very rather rude gesture of being very— rather rude gesture of being very impatient about some ink pot standing on the table. i hardly— pot standing on the table. i hardly didn't see it here in the — hardly didn't see it here in the uk, _ hardly didn't see it here in the uk, and that was the main thing — the uk, and that was the main thing in— the uk, and that was the main thing in germany, and people are very— thing in germany, and people are very intrigued about what this king _ are very intrigued about what this king is like.— are very intrigued about wh

let me ask stefanie, how do people in germany view britain and did this change anything?omething that was really the highlight. so many people, i think the market share was 50%, the funeral in germany. but i thought it was interesting and telling, how king charles was presented in germany and how many questions were asked about him. on the saturday, during the acclamation, he did this very rather rude gesture of being very impatient about some ink pot standing on the table. i hardly didn't see it here in the uk, and that was the main thing in germany, and people are very intrigued about what this king is like. marcus, what message do you think the last ten days told us? unlike tina and ed, i'm not a politician, so i don't think i'm qualified to answer that question. i can say my concern is that the young people in wales, 80% don't want continuation of the monarchy. what is their relationship with the bbc? the communities who don't support the monarchy, what is their relationship? it's not an argument, i keep on having to reiterate, it's more how do we ensure that our— nat

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supervisor stefani. stefani, aye. supervisor walton. walton aye. and supervisor chan, chan aye. 11 ayes. >> without objection, motion to continue carries unanimously. madam clerk, are we ready to go back to item 18. >> i don't believe so, mr. president. let's continue with our. next up would be supervisor safai to hear introduction of new business. >> love going after a long hearing, got to get my head together. so i have a few things i want to talk about them. some of them i'm going to talk about abbreviated version. one of which something that supervisor peskin and i were talking about. large institutions and hofpts and hotels others, when we looked at the legislation, we were looking at our goals to achieve zero waste and diversion by 2030. we realize that number of participants were not really participating in the program of sorting and recycling. and diverting landfill. and a lot of these facilities and other frontline staff. we then put in on to the legislation that we would require update. we wanted to see how the progress was taking place i

vice chair stefani. aye, melgar absent. chair mar. >> aye. >> there are two ayes. >> okay [gavel] >> and then on the motion to send item number one out as a committee report vice chair stefani, aye, supervisor melgar. aye chair mar. >> aye. >> there are three ayes. >> thank you. madam clerk please call item three. >> item three is a to consider the premise to premise/person to person also known as say double transfer for special on-sale general beer, wine and distilled spirits conjet from a type 47 general for bonified eating place license to project 1972 incorporated to do business as chief sf located at address three in district 3 will serve the public in public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. >> thank you. officer. >> okay project 1972 and applied for the license and if approved would allow them to operate in special on-sale general beer, wine and. i have zero letters of protest or support. they're located in plot 140 and considered high crime. they are in census track as cited and consi

it threw me off, i used to be supervisor of district 5 and after redistricting, supervisor stefani is the supervisor of this district which i think is great because she will give this building, this side of the community a lot of love and attention. but more importantly our city is changing. it's changing and we have to make some hard decisions redistricting. and in fact, we saw district 6 grow significantly. we saw district 10 grow. but we didn't see a lot of our other parts of our city grow because we were not building enough housing. we have to get aggressive in building housing all over our city. that's really important. but in the meantime this is a lucky building to have supervisor catherine stefani and without further ado, the supervisor of your district. [applause] >> thank you, for your leadership, i was thrilled when you took lead of that department having worked with you for so long now. and i'm absolutely thrilled that this is part of district 2 and that we're going to add 1400 more units. it's important to do our share. the fact that we moved our lines moore way, certainl

in america, stefanie, _ on the labour party. yeah. are quite happy forjoblessness to start rising if it means they can get inflation under control?— under control? yeah, and unfortunately _ under control? yeah, and unfortunately i _ under control? yeah, and unfortunately i think- under control? yeah, and i unfortunately i think similarly, people are tired here. they are tired of a loaf of bread costing more than it has ever cost new lifetime, and they see the interest rates continuing to rise, but the cost of goods do not seem to be decreasing, and so i think this is a situation where people want to see change happen. we don't want to see ourselves in a recession, but there has to be something else that is done that also helps people back to work, and has been a real concern here as well, but it is a tough situation. you want to figure out how you can help boost the economy would also have to keep people continuing to buy and have the affordability to buy goods and products as well.— affordability to buy goods and roducts as well. , .

well, until the deoccupation of it will not thank you, stefany, yes stefan vorontsov, a volunteer from with us, talking about the situation in novaya kakhovka and in general in the kherson region, he told us that ukrainian volunteers can no longer deliver humanitarian aid to the occupied territories unfortunately, we will continue to communicate with volunteers given yarova, a social worker and volunteer, is already in touch with us, yes, what have you entered ? i liked him a lot. yes, and he is very important to us. you literally launched it yesterday. today we have an extraordinary elk. now they will show us this photo. alexander morozov is depicted in this photo. you said that you would sell alexander himself later. and now they put his underpants and a wreath up for auction, well , it didn’t matter what happened. and we are very curious if suddenly there will be only underpants on our soldiers, because autumn has already begun, winter has already begun, uh, no, no, this is a symbolic lot, tell me mrs. danai, were you still at the meeting, it was such and such it was stopped uh beca

stefanie. _ he has a pretty full in tres.on the cost of living questions. liz truss has been explicit because she said there would be no rationing. the debate is somewhat different in germany because they've been talking about rationing at least since the summer. �* about rationing at least since the summer. ~ .. ., , about rationing at least since the summer. ~ ., , ., , , about rationing at least since the summer. �* ., , ., , , ., summer. and i actually happened to attend the very _ summer. and i actually happened to attend the very last _ summer. and i actually happened to attend the very last hustings - summer. and i actually happened to attend the very last hustings in - attend the very last hustings in london. — attend the very last hustings in london. and _ attend the very last hustings in london. and i— attend the very last hustings in london, and i was _ attend the very last hustings in london, and i was surprised i attend the very last hustings in i london, and i was surprised when attend the very last hustings in

commissioner stefani? >> aye. >> commissioner walton? >> aye. >> there are ten ayes and the motion passes. >> thank you, mr. clerk. please call item 4. >> item four, community advisory committee report. this is -- this is an informational item. we have kevin from the t -- >> good evening, commissioners. my name is kevin ortiz, i'm not chair cline but i'm here to provide the update for the san francisco county transportation authorities community advisory committee. and i represent district nine. so, we had, for the july 27th meeting, we had updates on our bylaws as well as ethics training. it was very an informational meeting we did. you know, this last meeting, we ended up having a couple of reports on the obag request, so the one bay area grants and so, there was a lot of discussion particularly around the 16th, 24th and balboa park stations particularly around funding for the design funding for elevators. now, i will say that i made the motion that we did support the project accordingly for moving to basically put the grant in, moving

stephanie: several months ago, tony stefani's cancer came back, this time in his bladder, although youer know it from watching the 71 year old crush a workout. do you have any regrets? >> none. i would do it again. stephanie: even though you've lost a kidney to it? >> yeah, i'm still active. it has not stopped me from doing what i want to do. i don't even think about it, to tell you the truth. stephanie: chief nicholson says firefighting is still the greatest job in the world and she and mattthew alba are working together to prevent more firefighters from going through what they had to. >> but really, it's about stopping it on the front end and that's where the huge challenge is. stephanie: after over 20 years fighting fires, battalion chief alba's brain tumor has stopped him from returning to the frontlines. >> i get exhausted and fatigued, and i have trouble conctrating. i wouldn't feel comfortable being in front of a fire with my challenges in communicating. it just wouldn't be right. my heart will always be in the field. stephanie: and he says he finds comfort knowing he can be an

and to also make sure that this fire doesn't get out of control yet again. >> that was clear that stefanieck of your forecast. kyla grogan standing by now. not only will she talk a little bit about the fire conditions, but we had another earthquake. yes, thankfully smaller this time centered near sonoma want to show everyone at 11:55am. magnitude 2.7 and you can see the depth of about 5 miles. so that just happened. >> not long ago. and again, hopefully no injuries reported with that one or damage. we haven't heard and yet so we'll cross our fingers. that is the case. a live look right now at stormtracker 4. and you can see that we have a pretty quiet day going on. but, you know, as we head into in and around where that mosquito fire is. i want to just look at those conditions to show you that they're doing very well with the firefight. as far as weather is concerned, temperatures are staying in the 60's and wind is all under 10 miles per hour. that is a% great news i was looking at and it looks like it stay that way for the next few days. so hopefully they'll be able to get more containm

the plan is to still tackle this one from the air and the ground reporter clawed at stefani and is at fire lines with evacuees who are waiting to find out what's next. >> the mosquito fire has forced thousands to leave their homes and seek shelter elsewhere over here in sierra college. this is one of those established evacuation centers and people are put in positions where they have choice but to get out of those flames now, right now you're taking a look here at sierra college. we're seeing the situation play out differently for each evacuee. some people are, you know, choosing to stay within their cars. some are choosing to stay within their trailers. some are choosing to stay inside the evacuation center. either way. a lot of these people have been dealing with these conditions for days on and some of them in a position where they have no idea if their home is still standing. but we have other people whw are lucky to know that they do still have a home but still standing on. stand by to see what exactly happens with this fire with the opportunity to speak with one gentleman who sa

stefanie bolzen is uk and ireland correspondent for the german media group, die welt, including for itsf the same name — a paper established in hamburg by the british army of occupation, one month after winston churchill delivered his speech warning that an iron curtain was descending and dividing europe. let's talk about the unfinished business. let's begin with the unfinished business with the choice of a new prime minister. the voting is over, they have got to do the counting and we will know on monday whether it is liz truss or rishi sunak. do you think it has been illuminating about what we can expect of what is likely to be a liz truss government? i think it does seem that liz truss has got it, it would be quite a shock if after all the polling we have had so far. let us talk on that basis. i think we have learned quite a lot, but not central things like what she might do to support people through the cost of living crisis. we have learnt important fragments, an uncompromising position, no surprise there, towards europe and the northern ireland protocol. that word from the past th

♪e >> seth: i want to thank my guests gwen stefani,& grant morrison [ cheers and applause i want to thankaghav mehrotra and the 8g band. stay safe. get vaccinated, get boosted. we love you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >>> hard to process and pretty unimaginable. the gruesome murder in the middle of the street that left a peninsula mother dead as neighbors watched in horror. >> the deputy that first arrived on were upset by the scene. we are providing them peer support and providing support for the witnesses on scene, as well. >> what we are learning about this truly shocking act of violence. >>> tonight, are 110 to 115 degree heat wave. the latest on this, plus tropical storms, bringing rain to california and flooding chances. >>> breaking news. new video from the fire zone near lake tahoe. it's burning out of control. the conditions that are complicating things for the cruise on the front line point >>> the world is mourning the death of queen elizabeth. her special connection to the bay area and how san francisco is honoring the monarch. >>> good evening. we begin with terrifying moments

it threw me off, i used to be supervisor of district 5 and after redistricting, supervisor stefani is the supervisor of this district which i think is great because she will give this building, this side of the community a lot of love and attention. but more importantly our city is changing. it's changing and we have to make some hard decisions redistricting. and in fact, we saw district 6 grow significantly. we saw district 10 grow. but we didn't see a lot of our other parts of our city grow because we were not building enough housing. we have to get aggressive in building housing all over our city. that's really important. but in the meantime this is a lucky building to have supervisor catherine stefani and without further ado, the supervisor of your district. [applause] >> thank you, for your leadership, i was thrilled when you took lead of that department having worked with you for so long now. and i'm absolutely thrilled that this is part of district 2 and that we're going to add 1400 more units. it's important to do our share. the fact that we moved our lines moore way, certainl

san francisco supervisor catherine stefani supports the measure. >> the san francisco police department does not have enough officers to monitor crime in real time. for me, it expands what our officers can do to keep the public safe and i think it is a necessary piece of legislation. >> privacy experts disagree calling the measure overly invasive. >> surveillance does not make the city safer. >> a staff attorney with the electronic frontier foundation. she worries the measure would disproportionately impact marginalized communities and infringe upon first amendment rights. >> we know and in the past to be sfpd has used such cameras to monitor pride and the protests following george floyd's murder. we are very concerned about what this could mean for the rights of people part of the lgbtq community, community's of color. >> police concede use of private cameras for private felonies and -- for felonies >> >>. our concern is this would encourage the police department to cast an extremely large surveillance net to monitor activities that are completely unrelated to public safety. >> a tough

ghost gun ban legislation, the first mayor in the country with our board of supervisors and katherine stefani, we had great leaders here, from our speak are to our mayor, to our supervisors and to our police chief and to all our activist. to all of you and to speaker pelosi staff, dan bernal, mr. hope, christine who is not here, all of your staff and mayor breed, your staff. they are always there for us no matter what. the people behind the scenes. we thank you. we thank you because we couldn't get this job done without you because this is about all of us and none of us. we wanted to go to graduations and not funeral asks we want our kids to excel and not look over their shoulders while in a classroom and we want them to play freely on the school yard, so the only way we're going to get that done is in the voting booth, y'all. in the voting booth, you got to vote and support the senators from ohio and pennsylvania. you got relatives and families back there, spread the word. spread the word to get those people elected because those people represent us you. they represent what we do on a daily

. >> that was clocked at stefani and reporting for us tonight. other news this evening and influential conservation program based in california and funded by the monterey bay aquarium. it's trying to get people to stop eating maine. lobsters the group called seafood watch says wales are being harmed in the fishing process for lobsters. more than 15 wells were reported dead in the u.s. and canada 2017, some lawmakers and maine lobster fisherman dispute the claim, though, saying the deaths are caused by ships heading the whales, not their nets. some retailers, though, have already pulled the delicacy from their menus. 4 dogs from south korea have a new home here in the united states after barely avoiding being sold into the dog meat trade and escaping a fire at the rescue center. astra crescent, amira and hamlet arrived lax yesterday. they're now heading to colorado with their new adoptive family. the organizations in defense of animals and jen do loves rescue, saved the dog's from what could have far less happy ending. >> it's a lot of people that