well tonight, wilson walker kicks off a series of reports of how the city flows. he beginning with the man behind the number and the new buzz word when it comes to solving homelessness. >> all right, all right. are you trying to get indoors. >> reporter: this is a hard concept to wrap your head around. we're putting more people in housing than we ever have before. >> inside, placed in shelter, navigation centers. >> the smaller place. >> but you got a place. >> yeah, got a place. you know what i mean. >> we place these many in shelter. we did this, we did that. >> we've helped over 15,000 individuals exit homelessness. >> people hear these numbers and what's missing is a sense of context. where are we. >> reporter: for someone who has found themselves lost in the forest that is san francisco's homelessness, you are not alone. meet laguana of the homeless commission. >> when i joined the commission i said i don't want to get distracted by the trees. i want to stay at the 60,000-foot level and see how these systems work with each other or don't work with each other.

the city administrator's office. we're no longer doing that. that is now brought in-house but there are a number of central services that departments that provide services to all other city departments and we don't get to choose how much we pay them for their services and the department of human resources is one we do pay in the city administrator's office. we do pay department of technology and we pay central shops. those are under the city administrator's purview department of human resources is a separate city department that again provides citywide human resources policy clarity on processes and works represents at the civil service commission etc. i don't know if and you said that i notice that was part of what deputy director robertson called the non-negotiable items. okay. you know it's all hands on deck here. what do you mean non-negotiable items? >> i mean shouldn't the mayor say okay, everything's up for negotiation now? i mean this is dire times right ? commissioners? they are negotiable and they're instruc

it's not far from the city of causative. if indeed, that is the case, it would enable the prover london forces to approach the city from 2 sides. meanwhile, in recover itself, as being a recruitment drive for volunteers from the local community of people who say they want to join in the sites goes under has more from united nations and new york. for most of the week, the u. n. has not been able to really get out in going by to get an assessment of the situation there, but that has clearly changed in the last couple of days now. and the u. n. has finally been able to get an assessment of how many people have been killed and injured in goma since sunday. and the number is certainly much higher than many could have expected, or humanitarian colleagues tell us that humanitarian organizations in go might continue to assess the impact of the crisis, including the widespread looting of warehouses we've been talking about, and the offices of 8 organizations as well the world health organization and its partners conducted an assessmen

the city would not commit to a specific time or day. they could just say, look, we are not going to sweep you. >> until after the rain, they could say that they could be humane but valley water and the city are not humane this week as part of an ongoing partnership between the city and santa clara valley, water to remove people from the waterways, which is blamed for a lot of the pollution and unsafe conditions. but advocates say sweeps during the cold and rain. >> can be done. now we have a big storm coming in and these abatements are going forward again, we're killing people. and we're wasting a ton of taxpayer dollars. talk linked with a cop. a silicon valley says the city and county are not prioritizing safety and our focus more on just clearing encampments. mayor mahan valley water do the right thing to how have you been out >> for more back at the encampment, want to see time people like leo be go who's only been homeless for 4 months. >> are getting ready for the storm. yeah. 1, 2, 3, and reinforcing their tense with trees from th

to midnight at panorama park and i grew up here in the city. i know what happens at parks later later on as the evening goes on. i've seen it i've been there. i am concerned about the skateboarding issue up there. i think there's a completely valid points and i hope we can address those. >> thank you. >> okay. so hearing no other comments from the board mr. beck, did you have some? >> yeah, i just wanted to clarify. i did i did pull up the parks code so section 3.21 a does say that the hours of operations are from 5 a.m. to midnight daily but subsection b provides that notwithstanding subsection a that the commission in that case this case would be the title board made by resolution at any time said different hours of operations for any part or part thereof based on operational requirements or neighbor neighborhood impacts. >> so thank you for that. that is a major concern. >> okay. um oh, i'll make a motion based on that. >> let me hear from the purpose of considering any members of the public who would like to address us on this issue hearing

the best city in the world.to our central station officers lead by captain kim our foot beat officers are here. ambassadors and command staff. happy year of the snake, everybody! no pressure for me speak cantonese. happy, new year i'm your san francisco da brook jenkins and so honored to stand along side the throw gentlemen in working hard it make our city safer. we than we made a lot of progress admit left 2-1/2 years special will condition working hard to allow you tomb feel safe and be safe and for our city and the businesses in it to thrive. so there is no place more special to me than china town. we have been focussed on making sure everybody gets to enjoy the beautiful elegance of china town and everything it offers. especially during this time of the new jeer and year of the snake. so -- >> [applause] okay. thank you, so much! malcolm! next we have a list of dignitaries to recognize who are here with us today. starting with our san francisco police department ac david lazar. >> we have our central police

of the day of the day of the city. the thermal criminal liability for the fall of the canopy is one of the key demands of the students who have been blunting colleges and organizing process throughout sylvia for more than 2 months. on the other terms, the governments of serbia claims that all students demand have been met and blames the last concert semester. it's all right is for meddling in the bunk days and attempts to be civilized, serve us as a country. well, one is, is ringing your way at the top of the next job, but until then you can always head over to our website, our team, don't com for move in the middle here much. well, what are a good course of what the in samantha design is the user. so given your electric motor to steps in go lower than we would do is i'd want to give the.

this is about rebuilding and reimaging the city. e will talk about revitalizing downtown. >> thank you for having me. >> the initiatives in the downtown area and enjoy businesses. perhaps you can tell us about your plan. >> yeah, sure. well, you know, first i'd like to acknowledge we are here visiting union scare. this is the heart of the city and people come to celebrate life's greatest moments whether it's the holidays or buying your prom dress or getting married. you always think about union square as a place to celebrate. we would like to continue in that celebration especially postpandemic. this is a great place to celebrate life. we want to be creative getting people outdoors. we are still coming out of the pandemic and enjoying what we have to offer think about the beautiful hotel and historic district. we have world class shopping destinations and theater here we are using our strike thattic plan there was a time when weus people want r want a bit of everything appeared experience. one of the newest initiatives is union squar

we also defend the city against thousands of lawsuits. ront of city hall if there's a bus accident if there is an incident involving the san francisco police department, we defend those matters. we also bring lawsuits on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, where most famous for litigating and obtaining the constitutional right to marry for lgbtq couples have sued gun manufacturers, payday lenders, oil companies, you name it, who are undercutting the rights of san franciscans and the city and county of san francisco. so now moving on to the opioid crisis. i understand you've had some success in court, um, dealing with manufacturers, distributors and pharmacies. could you elaborate a little bit on that for us, so the opioid industry and by that i refer to the legal industry that prescribes pain pills. um over years. uh, deceived americans and resulted in literally thousands upon thousands of deaths and tragedies that we see on our streets every day when it comes to the addictions that folks are experiencing. many of the addiction

you and it's, it's a the 2nd largest city in the gaza strip. that has been widely invited by the is very military and which also is really top military leaders have announced that they managed to manage. sally dismantled the infrastructure of the palestinian on group. and now on, as you can see right now, the operation on the hands of the is very captives has come to an end. and the members of the international committee of direct costs are approaching back to the vehicles alongside with the appliances and the to combine the whole was guiding and taking the leads in releasing the is where the cap fits and handing them home safely to the members of the i c are seeing now, that is the end, and now they are getting beaten disruption of the movement on order to take the easiest and the closest route back. i don't want it to be handed over to the is really a military, an order to make their initial medical check on to be later reunited again with the family members. this is a be a very as promising and would organize scene in the city or upon us as

what is the latest on the raids happening in your city? and are you in communication with the trump administration? >> well, i will say this as a city, we are going to continue to uphold the law of our land, which is that we are a welcoming city. this is something that was established over 40 years ago by the first black mayor, mayor harold washington. what we've said repeatedly is that our local law enforcement will not behave as federal agents. we won't interfere. we won't get in the way. but we're not going to support their efforts. undocumented individuals in our country, who have been proven to be convicted of a crime, will be subject to that law, which which entails deportation. what you are seeing in the city of chicago is that we're not falling victim to this intimidation. we know our rights. we're going to stand up and fight and protect the interests of working people and not allow this administration to stoke fear. reverend al, there is no moment in the history of the globe where we have received a greatness in our society through

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there's been a great deal in the southwest of the city. can you talk about some of the projects there? >> sure. our city has some exciting projected in the bayview-hunters point coming up. one artist created a photo collage. in the picture pavilion, one artist formed a collage of her one-year residency coming together with residents, and anchoring the new center is a landmark bronze sculpture, inspired by traditional ivory coast currency which the artists significantly enlarges to mark that it's a predominantly african american community in bayview hunters point. >> are there any art installations around town that uses light as a medium? >> yes. the first is on van ness between o'farrell and geary. it's funded with the m.t.a.s van ness geary street project. another project is for the central subway. it is one of ten artworks commissioned for the new line. it's over 650 feet long, consists of 550 l.e.d. panels between the powell street station and the union street station. it's called lucy in the sky, and the lights are patterned with unique

solved today is the day of the city. the thermal criminal liability for the fall of the canopy is one of the key, the man, some of the students who have been blocking colleges and organizing process throughout sylvia for more than 2 months. on the other terms, the governments of serbia claims that all students demand have been met and blames the last concert semester and authorities for meddling during the blockades and attempts to be civilized, serve us as a country what's happening to central africa now because there are almost 800 bodies in the moves of the city in the d o. c. this is according to the health industry that you may find the following images distressing. well, many more copes is also lining the streets of the city seized by and $23.00 group. this week, militants now reported a moving to within the eastern city and of flags to reach the country's capital. company's locals are accusing one the western states and backing the groups, storming their embassies, intern shasta, the . we worked 5 kilometers to get

by the into the city back in 2012. this time however, the situation appears to be very different. the group appears to be larger, a bid to trained, organize, and well armed ad experts even save the whip and read it seems as includes a mis solve convent drones and heavy attila read all of that leads to the creed. and so that it is being backed by another stage. also remember that back in 2012 into the city pulled out of all the d i. c o rather involved not to, to mess of press a from the applicant and international krisha ross of the community as a different magic environment. this time around seems to be way different. but we've seen the southern african development communities meeting in the heart of out of the just a few days ago with a need is noted with concern the recent attacks, the by the into the city. and for one does defense force on the side of tooth on the see me and also civilian spot in a statement to the one that has denied those cases. the same subject should not be in v. in other words, it should not be

for so long, many were confronted on their return with the city. they couldn't even recognize the homes, road, neighborhoods in ruins. some of the loved ones buried in the revel. she really to hermes of success father. his father says the devastating use both his wife and daughter died in his reading compartment. the job, my wife was killed on my daughter's 2. i had no idea i did not know. i left the prison hoping to hug them, see them and kissed them. i almost forgot how my daughter looks like. aside from the mental and psychological pain they suffered physically, a piece of to dozens of prisoners were taken to hospitals. the palestinian prisoners association says the is rate practices amount to systematic torture of the above has to be tortured us massively 6 months of severe torture. who am i sure some people have their arms cut off from the handcuffs. a short little slab budget done. the conditions was so difficult, it was very cold and i couldn't have blankets. we were only allowed a little food. i mean, you'll come see me. i spend a 150 days w

and on the signal corps in the southern parts of the city of buffy. the army also said on sunday that it was able to regain grounds against the power amended through rapid support forces around its all its core base in the southern parts of the capital. for us too, but there was also fighting elsewhere around the country on sundays, specifically around on fashion. that's the last remaining armstrong, cold, and bizarre for region, which would be our system has been trying to gain control off since may 2024 residents, albany flash tools out there. and that's in the early hours of sunday morning. they were able to hear classes between disabilities, army and it's allied forces against the parent minutes who rapids support forces. and that'd be our as a fight artillery showings on residential areas in the city of slash it. they all concerns about the civilians that remain trapped in and slash as a 2 or in 5 battle each other with the city and his army. trying to many continued to maintain control open fashion and b r. s f. trying to take control of that cit

and the state in the city. ct that supervisor fielder was willing to meet with us and the new mayor met with us. it was fantastic and i think there are a few here to speak to their experience. and mayor lurie we sat down in the first thing he said like, i will not tolerate demonization. i said, silent i was like this is how am. i opened music venues so people can listen to music. stop argue burglar politics and the other things that media is shoving down threes. thank you for your attention. >> thank you so much. for where you are presentation. i don't see colleagues on the roster for questions for the appellate. so, madam clerk we'll go to public comment specific low for those withhold like to speak in support of appeal. and opposition to the project. madam clerk? >> we are setting the timer for two minute fist you would like to speak on behalf of the appellate step up. >> only about [inaudible]. the it is in the we are going to reverse. all the [inaudible]. when are you going to wake up. we will reverse that w

for london $1.23 fighters come to the city of the suite. a small plane has crashed into housing in the us. if you have philadelphia, excuse me for the around lives with died. come says days off to another crash killed $67.00 new washington dc. yes, president donald trump is imposing congress on neighbors, mexico and canada, as well as china, 3 of america's biggest trading partners. the tires take effect from saturday august . it was packed to go hazel for some washington dc. when it comes to america's trading partners, the big 3 are mexico, canada, and to a lesser extent, china. now you as president, donald trump says he will target all 3 with tariffs, 25 percent for both mexico and canada. 10 percent for china. according to the census bureau, those countries account for 41 percent of all goods imported and exported from the us. we have big depth as with, as you know, with all 3 of them. and in one case, they're sending massive amounts of fentanyl killing hundreds of thousands of people a year with the offense at all. and then the other 2 c

the day. understand your city is _ the end of the day. understand your city is one _ the end of the day. al - your city is one of several along the border region that is grouping together in response to this threat of tariffs. tell us about that.— to this threat of tariffs. tell us about that. we formed an alliance that _ us about that. we formed an alliance that are _ us about that. we formed an alliance that are basically - alliance that are basically along the border from alliance that are basically along the borderfrom coast alliance that are basically along the border from coast to coast all the way from british columbia to new brunswick with many stops in between and our communities will be hit the hardest and it's about linking arms but then being able to reach across the border to communities across the other side and in my case detroit and other communities who are going responsive is quickly withresponsive is his and is own and is encouraging canadians to check the label on in viand 7 7 7 and you 7 7 7 and you think that 7 7 a from himik that 7 7 a from himik ti the responsefrom

you're doing it for your family, your friends and you're doing it for the greatest city in the world. you know, there's been a lot of talk i hear talk of all these different police forces in new york city. i remember hearing just a few weeks ago the city attorney there, the attorney general there said oh, new york has the best police department in the country as a pd we we are the best police department in this country but we need help and we need you. so whatever it is that got you here today, bring that through. chief scott so bring that through with you over these next number of months. we need you. we're counting on you. thank you. thank you for being here. you're not how we can get enough. thanks. i'm here to tell you thank you for putting yourself out there not only for you and your family but for me, for this city, the greatest city in the world. thank you for being willing put yourself out out there. so thank you all. chief. thank you. okay, i'm going to keep those are all right. >> good morning. for those of you that i have not met last week i'm assistant chief david lazar. i

the school in the city of sewage of the law . and she'll find them in miss solace from the some we've each and both re quoted by boston, that defense systems. this pro location is aimed at distracting the world public from the atrocities of the key. if we see which we are committed to attend the village of roost, crap, i'd say in the coolest region destroyed by the crate and all the forces on the civilian facility, once again demonstrated the terrorist in human nature of those. what empowering to the russian defense ministry has accused key of, of carrying out basically of to basically a wall crime by carrying out a missile strike against a boarding school in the town of subject in russia's quarters region. basically, according to the russian defense ministry, they have detected a missile strike launched from the sumi region over the u. k of, of the country of ukraine. and they're saying that those massages, they headed right towards that voting schools in this easy course region of russia, and that's a targeted civilians, accord

the city has an obligation to act. the economic devastation caused by urban renewal is not a thing of the past. it's a consequence that we are still facing today. but it's not just about economic injustice. it's also about food insecurity with the closure of safeway, its residents especially seniors families and low income individuals have nowhere nearby to access fresh, affordable food a community driven cooperative market could provide a sustainable solution ensuring that food access is no longer dictated by a corporate inches interest but by the needs of the people. i urge this committee to take the following actions. >> continue the critical discussion at the next hearing. subpoena online real estate safeway and the office of community investment infrastructure oci to ensure transparency and accountability. ensure that this land is developed to serve the fillmore community not corporate interests. community cooperative market would be a powerful step for economic self-determination and food security. prioritize food

the separation vehicle emission in large city is contribute to the problem. people are suffering and it's taking a toll on their health. i were a mask wherever i didn't go bike because of the dust into viruses. most people should wear one to protect themselves. folks, if you have pollution we frequently go to respiratory problems like congestion costs. and it's hard on our physical health and environment. this about the world bank report estimates air pollution cost bangladesh, 4 percent of it's judy pete and causes $80000.00 that's every year. the report also saves the wind pad in the spring 30 percent of bangladesh as urban air pollution from.

from the ports of kansas city. as you can see on the id left hand side of your screen, the preparations underway. what looks like a civilian. they're throwing flowers as dozens of a mouse fighters line the seas of the 4th of jones assistance. they're also in the top hand side of your screen top right hand side. i believe that is hosted with in tennessee as well with families and people who was the supporting the release of been protesting for the release of these captors have gathered every saturday since the war on guys that began the waiting anxiously to the news of them. not to one sex bringing north con, who's keeping and i on all things is that for us from amman? jordan, because these are the governments and the palestinian authority. a bond office there from a forcing from inside is read and the officers find west by nor understand that the 2 captives were feed earlier from han eunice have now arrived in his right the well. so we know, as far as we can said, that they are the 11th and 12th can be released offi

the name of mood has moved now from dallas to city. we're right here from a i a complex or a 3rd in our section known among people. life is going back on track as slowly yet we're seeing many of the people here are trying to find whatever is helping them to sustain their lives here. emitted the destruction the scale of devastation caused by these really war in the past. 50 a month on guys of virtually everything has been destroyed here in the many buildings. the many roads and infrastructure we've seen many of the cards here are moving on, crossing this in our inspection, but are really moving on a very rugged rocky roads, making them to move slowly, causing some a traffic congestion. here behind me, a lot of people who just made their way back from the central area and the laws evacuation the funding part of the strip are back here. and they are shocked by the here level of destruction that is causing their homes. the vast majority of people are arriving here. do pretty much nothing left for them. there are no homes. there are no shelt

between the city. she's the catch. the numbers shows the world's biggest 10 to the producer is not for $1.00, but the d. c. it has increased. it's 10 to the mining activities. in recent years total, it puts out $900.00 to $8.00 metric tons of the be until the 20 to the city, producing nearly 4 to one percent of the world's mind supplies. that's now take you back to the e u signing. that's memorandum of understanding with strategic amendable, what one to this who's a major player when it comes to cancel the next section according to the the i see know. so once again, one day you might to question why it's not the minimal which to see well, some have the answer you, we're going to use the funding, run it out because of my conditional companies want to see it to, to have access to your sources. this is the easiest way, this is the cheapest way costs going with this kind of just giving better sources like that. let's us use anybody can see, let's i'm them. and this is in this was my connection. is that role minutes? oh, th

by the into the city back in 2012. this time however, the situation appears to be very different. the group appears to be larger. * a bit trained to organize and well on to add a splits even save the width and read it uses the to the surface. a miss solves con, veterans and heavy attila re, all of that leads to the credence that is being backed by another state. and also remember that back in 2012 into the city pulled out of the d i. c o rather involved not due to massive price. so from the applicant n international pre shots or was at the unity, it has a different magic environment. this time around seems to be way different, but we've seen the southern african developing communities meeting and how about it just a few days ago with a need is noted with concern the recent attacks, the by the, into the city and for one to see if it is for us on set of teeth on the d. c. army, and also on civilians. but in this statement to the one that has denied those caves, the same subject should not be easy. in other words, it shoul

just the city wide calendar alone. we have about 200 to 250,000 more room nights on the books and going into moscone center. and she thinks the increasingly positive narratives about the city are finally breaking through. i think the doom loop is over, and we just have to put our best foot forward with events like this so that people can really see what a beautiful city san francisco is. and maybe they've never been. and if they have been, it'll entice them to want to come back. mayor daniel lurie says he understands what's at stake, telling our raj mathai in an exclusive one on one that public safety remains the priority and the city is ready to shine. we are a city that has proven it can clean up for places for, you know, apec, for example, we just had the j.p. morgan healthcare conference that went so incredibly well. we want to do the same for the nba all star game. we expect $350 million of economic impact to our city, and it's our chance to shine on a global stage. in san francisco, christie smith, nbc, bay area n

into the city back in 2012. this time, however, the situation appears to be very different. the group appears to be larger, a bid to trained, organize, and well on to add experts even save the whip and read it to use is due to the a miss solves convent trolls and heavy artillery. all of that leads to the creating so that it is being backed by another state. you also remember that back in 2012 the, into the city pulled out of the d i. c. o rather involved my massive price of from the applicant and international krisha. ross at the unity as a diplomatic environment, this time around seems to be way different. but we've seen the southern african development communities meeting in the highlight of the just a few days ago with a need is noted with concern the recent attacks by the into the city. and for one that's the fee is full. so instead of twos on the d, c, army, and also on civilians. but in this statement to the one that has denied those caves, the same subject should not be in v. in other words, it should not

the many who remained throughout the fighting side of the city is in ruins. also being looted and vandalized, mohammed felt as the story a year ago. 4000000 people were living here in west virginia. 2 thirds of them arrived off to fleeing fighting between so then these government troops and the problem me to set it up and support forces in comfortable in december 2023. the auto set for the 10 people slept again. but a few of state by the use of my elder sister was disabled are sick. so we clearly the amount of suffering from the treatment of the ad itself is difficult to describe. these every method of violence against those, they would jump over the walls of homes, the people's property by force mobile phones, the beast cleans anything. they show people dead in their homes. you walk in the street feeling, i'm safe at any time. of the few others who fled or sorted 13, something you say only i came back 2 days ago, but i found my home in a miserable condition. they have left nothing in it. even the beds they took away every single item, this mockery to use to b

after the unseasonably dry few weeks that we've had. but cities and water districts are on alert for storm related problems. that's always our issue here. let's bring in nbc's alyssa goard in livermore this evening with a look at what the agencies there are doing to prepare. alyssa raj here in the city of livermore, the city is staffing up in preparation for any possible emergencies related to this storm. they also are setting up a couple of sites, just like this one around the city, where residents can grab free sandbags. to this point, we were seeing the third driest january on record for here in the east bay, and so we are so excited and so optimistic to see these rainstorms today. east bay mud, which supplies water to 1.4 million people, is hoping the new storm will help fill its system's reservoirs, which are currently about 78% full. but they're also keeping an eye on storm surges that could increase the water flow tenfold at wastewater treatment plants. and they're warning residents to watch out for cracked pipes at home. that could mean se

at least the 770 bodies arrived in the morgue of gomez city during battles this week. according to the r c. officials, many more bodies lined the streets of the city that's been seized by the m. 23. the militants are now are part of the moving toward another eastern city and have pledged it to reach the countries a capital calculated locals are choosing rolanda and western states of backend the group and have stormed their embassies in kinshasa. the . we worked 5 kilometers to get here. we have only one desire to destroy this house . look at these chairs i took, no one is going to stop me. i'm at home here in my own country. the cold come a must understand that we, the congo, these people are angry. if this building falls, then let it fall. the all of this is the property of our country, even though we have sit fired with no one regrets. this, those who have died and gone are worth more than anything we've destroyed here. following the takeover of the congo river alliance grouping, which is associated with the m $23.00 issue, the statement. the problem is, the militants

the city announced lay offs impacting workers throughout several departments. ken houston tell us his confident the cuts won't impact every day services bus the lay offs have sparked outrage from union leaders. >> as far as i'm concerned, this was not done properly at all. we're in contact with our legal team. everybody is on this. this is being reviewed. and we're going to fight this. to the end. we're going to fight it to the nail. >> reporter: justin johnson explained the lay offs in a memo sent to city workers yesterday. with the city facing a budget deficit of nearly $130 million he said quote, immediate action is needed to stabilize the city's financing. this is a hard but necessary step for our organization. >>> a bay area community pushing back today against president trump's executive orders that roll back protections for transgender youths. local and state leaders stood together with the lgbt plus community to ensure them that things won't be changing in california schools. kevin ko spoke to the transteam and their parents who felt compelled to speak o

i'm penny colter, chief of protocol for the city and county of san francisco. >> it is an honor to share in the celebration of this memorable day of your beloved country. i'm wearing a john mama pashmina today that was acquired on a very special family trip that we took to your great country a few years ago. >> i wear it to honor the art of your country and with fine memories of an incredible trip. on that trip we were fortunate to experience new year's eve at the airport in jodhpur, don in varanasi. of course the taj mahal. we walked the kamasutra temple with yes and my then 16 year old son. >> quite interesting and perhaps the most exotic sensory overload in experience of all. >> a traffic jam in delhi. >> i came to appreciate that the fabric and beauty of this pashmina and its handwork is far exceeded by the fabric, richness and beauty of the people of india the country's greatest treasure. >> there are many connections between our great city and your great country. san francisco is a leader in technology and you provide technology leaders google, microsoft, ibm, adobe all blessed wit

we're awaiting an update from the city officials. mexican officials are confirming all six aboard the jet, all were mexican nationals and tragedicicicically killed. and mexican president claudia sheinbaum sending condolences for those six killed. and an update from the philadelphia police, specifically regarding casualty on the ground. we know the six people on the medical jet died. what we don't know is how many people were injured or killed on the ground. again, this plane came down in a crowded philadelphia neighborhood. what we do know is that six people went to temple university hospital. they have all been released. one person since last night went to temple university hospital's main campus and is there right now and is said to be in fair condition. take a look at this aerial footage this morning as the sun comes up, david, we're seeing more as you see the debris scattered. this is such a big debris field because this jet came down so hard and so quick, just really a terrible situation here. now, take a look at what it looked l

i drive a car in the city of san francisco. i think we need to have more metered parking so that people who are concerned about the ability to find a parking space when they want to conduct business in the city can find an open parking space. it worked very successfully. we should bring back sun metered parking. i am grateful for the daylight so that my neighbors and children are not killed by cars. >> i'm sure there rules everybody there not just for cars, also for people on foot bicycles everybody should be able to get around the city safely. >> please continue your work. >> thank you so much for your coming next speaker please do you have any additional speakers on the treasurer's report item six? >> no. any accommodations stretches of surgery so no. >> okay. and with that will no close public comment. >> secretary silva please call the next item places you and item number seven the citizens advisory council report we have no report for today. >> please call the next item places you on item number eight new or unfinished busi

on to the m. 23 militant group captures the key city of goma, killing for 750 people in the process. the base is our team for nashville. let's get into the stories that shape the weak plus this some of these big developments to welcome to the news our of the russian that human rights commissioner has demanded international condemnation of saturdays at color school in the countries press region. moscow has opened a criminal case against a ukrainian army officer accused of ordering a missile strike on the civilian building. the number of victims has not been confirmed, but dozens are feared that the ukrainian armed forces coming to the war, crying by launching a target dismissal strike on board the school in the city of sewage up the loans you'll find them in miss solves from the some we reach in both re quoted by boston, that defense systems. this pro location is aimed at distracting the world public from the atrocities of the key. if we see which we are committed to attend the village of roost. crap, i'd say in the cruellest region destroyed by the crating and all the forces on the c

so how is the city responded to that? express our solidarity with all these communities, whether you know, folks, trance folks, immigrants, whoever the federal government may for trump may be going after the stuff they're doing around around lgbt issues is crazy and some of it is symbolic but ugly of the notifications for lgbt travelers on the state department's website. now currently only say lgb travel is so they've taken that he out. they've taken down all sorts of information on the cdc website about prep. so there they are just they're kind of going all over the place and are racing from of, you know, federal mention these communities that i that they don't like. whether that is a people or or whoever else you know there. there's so much stuff coming at us. our city attorney david chiu is great and his lawyers are great. and to the extent that we need to litigate, we well, he's already, you know, in court, protecting trying protect birthright citizenship, which it's insane that that's even a question. but there will

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they hit the city of jeanine and a nearby area. social media footage shows the aftermath of the bombing that struck a car in a town near jeanine. at least 2 people were killed and several wounded. the idea of says it was targeting a terrorist inside the vehicle. the assault on palestine comes despite an ongoing ceasefire for it. does that meanwhile, is it really prime minister benjamin netanyahu was heading to the us for talks with president trump. the republican leader earlier proposed relocating does is population to neighboring arabic countries, but his highly controversial idea has been vehemently rejected in a joint statement by egypt and jordan. we express continued full support for the steadfast as of the palestinian people on their land and their adherence to their legitimate rights in accordance with international law and of framing, the rejection of any infringement of these unalienable rights. whether through settlement activities, expulsion and demolition of homes, annexation of land, or by evacuating that land of its ow

they both arrived to the city last night and they both decided to celebrate the culture of the city. the eagles for the very first ones to arrive. they flew a go. eagles flag out there playing window. go spell u acts in typical louisiana fashion and the players walked off the plane wearing black sweat suits with super bowl. 59 emblems proudly displayed. the chiefs took a much different approach. they were more businesslike and subdued. no flag flying out the window and the players walked off the plane flaunting their own personal style. now, new orleans is known for its food. so, of course, former now chiefs head coach andy reid was asked about what his favorite place to eat in the city is. >> there's one and rules. not that i turn down. i was with the eagles, a chef's chef there. the head chef. tremendous chef. yeah. he was huge eagles so he invited me over and start at the ocean and finished in the put me in the kitchen. he said. >> have at he said all staff when you're when you're motion. for hours later we're going poison the this week my >> now today's when things really start to

spreading conflict in central african of the congo least they ask for in europe, claims the rest of the city. the welcome to the week, the recap of the past 7 days of news plus right up to the moment developments as well. good to help your company or the russian. the human rights commissioner has the monday, the international condemnation of sundays attack on the school in the countries chris screeching. moscow has opened a criminal case against the ukrainian army colonel, accused of ordering a ms file strike on the civilian building. the number of victims has not been confirmed, but doesn't or fear dead. the ukrainian armed forces committed another walk fine by launching a targeted missile strike on the boarding school in the city of sewage, the law, and she'll find them in miss solves from this. and we reach in both the re quoted by boston that defense systems. this publication is aimed at distracting the world public from the atrocities. so the key, if we see which we are committed to attend the village of roost. crap, i'd say in the coolest region destroyed by that you create an anal and

now look forward to the moving towards another eastern city. this is blue call. who i'm the pledge to reach the country's capital to now following the takeover of go mother come go river alliance, which is so say to them 23 movement has issues. the state link is claiming the militants entered the area also being requested to do so by local residents to off before 10 ship presence is the result of a general crisis in our country, which does not spit any category of citizens. thousands of displays. people have been taken hostage by the government in contrast that we are in the city of going about 2 months of the multiple distress calls about the patriots who are living in a situation of insecurity which was imposed on them by the coalition of the control . so regime i'll come to me, we shall continue the march of liberation to can shasta, when they asked us to retreat, where did they want us to retreat to? we are not going anywhere. well, the ongoing violence is the latest round of escalations of decades long as nic tensions. these have been filled by struggles and

the m a. m a. this other city in the course screeching which was described earlier, they're trying to terrorize the population and in the course career gym and that's very clear all of their targets. for the most part. some exceptions have been civilians and especially a civilian civilian school. and that is not, that is not a military target. so i think that it's best that uh that that, that the you went be informed of, but that's head to the middle east. now what overnight is where you raise the cost westbank have resulted in the depths of at least $5.00 of palestinians, including a 16 year old boy, several idea of trying strong supposedly hit the city of jeanine and a nearby area. well, the social media footage, showing the off them all solve the bombing that struck a call in the time near jeanine for at least 2 people were killed and several wounded. b i. d f says it was targeting terrorists inside the vehicle for the assault on how a son comes despite an ongoing ceasefire for gaza as positive that deal is rat

the m a. m a. this other city in the course screeching which was described earlier. they're trying to terrorize the population in the, in the course korean. and that's very clear all of their targets for the most part, some exceptions have been civilians and especially a civilian civilian school. and that is not that is not a military target. so i think that it's best that uh that that, that the you, when be informed of it to the middle east now or over night. is there any way it's across the westbank have resulted in at least 5 desks, 3 audi after and strikes reportedly hit the city of jeanine and a nearby area with social media, which is showing you. also, most of the bombing struck a card near jeanine where at least 2 people were killed with a separate wounded yard. yeah, says it was targeting terrorist is inside the face for the assault on palestine comes despite the ongoing cease 5 and garza is part of that deal is well and how much happening carrying out prisoner swaps on staff today, over a 180 policy and detainees were released that was off, the 3 is rated ho

we're new to the city. you've been here five years and it is the reason why we always take mta because parking is a disaster in a city you can't find it anywhere and if you do you're going to pay excessively for it. i think if we want it for tourists and for family in general here we should look at loosening up our parking restrictions and you know, sometimes in the middle of a very quiet neighborhood you're having a you have like two hours free parking and the meter maids are waiting to get you. so i think we should really relax that more and look at ways to do that. as far as using the mta, it's a great system but a lot of people use mta without paying is another thing that we've noticed we've got to crack down on that because this isn't this is an enterprise to a certain extent and it needs to function like one as well. thank you much paul mcclain the gasket and and with that madam chair we have no further speakers. >> thank you. seeing no more public comment public comment is now close colleagues i would