now, this is torres. in a prior court appearance in november, he requested to be released on bail, but the judge said he continued to be a danger to the community, especially to minors, and denied bail, so torres remains in custody. torres was under investigation for sexual misconduct with a man who was a minor when that relationship began. torres admits to that relationship, but claims that the man is now trying to blackmail him, and that investigation went public. a lative came forward to say he was molested by torres back in the 90s when he was a minor, and that's the case in which these charges were filed. so if omar torres is convicted of these three felony charges, he faces up to 24 years in prison in san jose. kris sanchez, nbc, bay area news. all right, chris, thank you. well, turning now to breaking news. we do have an update on the health condition of pope francis. we're now learning that the pope suffered from two acute respiratory episodes today. this marks another setback in his recovery from

en noviembre, torres pidió salir en libertad condicional, pero el juez lo negó diciendo que torres siguexconcejal le dijo a la policía que el hombre lo estaba extorsionando. pero cuando esa investigación se hizo pública, un familiar reportó a la policía que torres lo había abusado sexualmente cuando era niño. sí. torres es declarado culpable. podría pasar 24 años en la prisión en san josé. chris sánchez, telemundo, california. chris. muchas gracias. esta semana, los votantes en san mateo decidirán el destino de la medida, la cual permitiría a la junta de supervisores destituir a la jefe de alguaciles, cristina cortes. hace varias semanas, una auditoría independiente encontró pruebas de abuso de poder, represalias de intimidación e intimidación en la oficina de corpus. ella negó en repetidas ocasiones estas acusaciones, afirmando también que los ataques contra ella tienen una motivación política. ella también afirma que llevará el caso a los tribunales si se aprueba la medida. una persona perdió la vida y otra se encuentra hospitalizada. esto después de que se suscitara un incendio en una

so torres remains in custody.under investigation for sexual misconduct with a man who was a minor when that relationship began. torres told police that that man is now trying to blackmail him. but when that investigation became public, a relative came forward to say he was molested by torres in the 1990s when he was a child. now, if convicted of these three felony counts, omar torres could spend up to 24 years in prison. in san jose. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. thanks. kris. an elementary school in sonoma county was forced to close today after extensive vandalism was found inside. so our cameras could only see outside the school this morning. it does not show where the vandalism happened or what it involved, but we did see police carry out what appears to be evidence bags. the school district says it sent a letter to families asking students to stay at home while police investigate, and the damage gets cleaned up. it's not clear if the school will reopen tomorrow. investigators are asking for anyone with info

fernanda torres plays his wife and mother of their five children. >> i think the essence of this filmdurance. they try to erase this family, to say that they never existed. and this woman with five children, she endured in time. i like to think that literature and cinema are not able to -- not only able to preserve memory but to make this family forever remembered. >> the film is based on the real-life family whose story was told in a memoir by their only son in 2015. long after the end of military rule in 1985 and after the family learned officially what they already knew in reality, that he had been tortured and murdered the military authorities. his body was never recovered. in the film, we see fernanda torres category fearing and fighting that reality, intent on finding her husband and keeping her family together. >> i think she was a woman raised to be the perfect wife of the 50's and her utopian life is over in a tragic and awful way. and it's a woman that after such a tragedy, in a very difficult time she becomes herself. >> what's really striking in watching you is that so muc

torres faces charges of sexual abuse and child molestation.er in the wake of those accusations. torres resigned from the city council a short time after that. and interim council member now fills his council seat until a special election is held on april 8th. today is believed to be the final deadline for people living in san francisco's only safe parking site. the bay view vehicle triage center opened back in 2022 at candlestick point last. late last year, they actually say that about three dozen or so residents were informed that it would close, and the city offered residents their new housing options, which most have accepted. anyone who refuses will likely be ordered to leave. today, and at last resort there, their vehicles may be towed or even impounded. the city is citing high costs and limited success as two of the reasons for that closure. we're going to turn now to the forecast. a live look across the bay area this morning san francisco, san jose, san rafael and dublin. the sun shining, but personally, i find it quite chilly out there

following torres is appearance in a san jose courtroom this morning. he is accused of sexually assaulting a minor in the 90's. torres has been held in custody without bail since his arrest last november. his next court appearance is next month. and if convicted, he faces up to 24 years in prison. one person is in critical condition after an early morning crash in oakland. this happened at 54th avenue and international boulevard. authorities say around bmw crashed into a pole. the driver now in the hospital and a section of international boulevard is now back open. coming around. millbrae back open this afternoon following a deadly crash between a big rig and a motorcycle. this happened around 6 this morning. an outcome, you know, reale there park boulevard, the san mateo county sheriff's office says a big rig and motorcycle crash and that man riding the motorcycle died. the big rig driver waited for authorities to arrive and is cooperating with the investigation. come, you know, was closed between park boulevard, santa as for a few hours during the cra

raul torres, welcome, sir. >> general torres, thank you so much for being with us.ms to me that the attorney generals have a plan. did these plans come together in the aftermath and the immediate aftermath of the election, or are you all just simply responding in real time to what you are seeing and mobilizing your network? >> well, i think what you've. >> seen is. >> building on the foundation. >> that was laid. >> by. >> our. >> predecessors during. >> the first trump administration. >> there was certainly. >> a lot. >> of. >> planning that went. >> into our. >> litigation response. we looked carefully at project 2025 and basically took it at face. >> value, and then. >> organized ourselves. >> to, to. >> to be. >> able to respond. as if those things were. >> were going. >> to be the, the. blueprint for the second trump administration. and unfortunately, that's what we've seen. >> one of the. >> interesting roles that. >> attorney generals are playing is you are making. >> an administrative. >> argument, whether. >> that administrative argument. >> is on birthrigh

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la icónica torre de agua en fresno se tiñó de rosa en honor a jocelyn rojo carranza, la niña de 11 añosltaban eventos en donde la comunidad se pueda reunir, no solamente en protesta o marcha, sino también para hablar sobre temas que son un poco incómodos y para recordarle a la gente la importancia de la comunidad y hacerlo en un espacio cómodo y seguro en donde la gente no se sienta intimidada de salir porque todos somos unidos. en américa latina. después de la ceremonia indígena, invitaron a líderes de diferentes organizaciones para hablar sobre temas que tienen preocupados a la comunidad, entre ellos el tema migratorio es parte del ambiente ahorita hostil que todos los inmigrantes sienten, aunque tengan razón o no, o sea, aunque sus padres hayan sido indocumentados o no, no deben de reaccionar de ese modo, pero están aterrorizando y causando temor. en esa los congresistas, los representantes, senadores también deben de comenzar a hacer algo, porque claramente ya estamos fastidiados con lo que está pasando. anduve investigando y me di cuenta que trump niello no dijo nada, como no le im

torres resigned from city council last november. a special election is set for april 8th to fill his seat. ballots started being mailed out last week. a man died this morning after his motorcycle collided with a semi truck in millbrae. it happened this morning on northbound el camino real between park boulevard and santa ynez boulevard. the video shows the san mateo county sheriff's office worker moving traffic cones after the road reopened. the man driving the truck stayed at the scene and spoke with police. no word yet what caused this crash? a dramatic crash left a car mangled on the sidewalk in oakland this morning. look at this. the vehicle practically split in half after slamming into the traffic light pole. miraculously, the driver survived and was taken to the hospital. it happened just after 4 a.m. at the intersection of 54th avenue and international boulevard. police are investigating and still working to figure out the cause of the accident. now to the mystery surrounding the death of gene hackman and his wife. abc news r

. >> and i'm james torres, live here in san jose. you think the super bowl might be the end of football for the year? but here in the bay area, we are just getting started. we're talking about the indoor football league and the local team where holding tryouts later today. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. happy weekend. one and all. saturday is arrive. >> spring like saturday. in fact. >> that's going to change so quickly i think. >> so i heard yeah. >> good to have you with us here at the top of the hour, 7:00. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm betty yu in for a check on that weather. we go to rosemary oroczo. it looks actually a bit hazy and foggy behind you there. >> we have a storm. yes, we have a storm coming in. and you're right. we are going to drop those afternoon highs by ten, even 20 degrees. that will come later in the weekend. giving you a live look here up above the cloud deck. so we've got the low clouds out there. we have high clouds streaming in as well and the possibility of some dr

torres is hearing is scheduled for 830 this morning. all right. 50s. it will be mostly sunny, but we only make it up to 59 degrees today and we will continue with some more well below normal temperatures as we go throughout the week and showers coming back for tomorrow. continuing with some better rain chances on wednesday and thursday, but just in time for friday and saturday we're seeing things clearing out. we have sunshine and mild weather, which will also see in san francisco after a chilly week. back to you, kari. thanks! make sure to watch our today in the bay live streaming newscast. it starts in just about two minutes, starts at 8 a.m. you can plan your spring break getaway, will break down the top destinations and some simple ways to save on your travel. watch on roku, pluto and other streaming platforms, i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it

ktvu james torres will have more from the superintendent in our next half hour. >> a vigil is planned tonight in berkeley to take a stand against hate after a business was targeted with anti-muslim graffiti. it happened saturday, the first full day of the muslim holy month of ramadan. the berkeley physical therapy clinic on university avenue was vandalized. the owner's muslim says similar incidents have happened goi back to the start of the israel-hamas war in 2023. the business has been defaced with posters calling for a ceasefire in gaza. >> i hope that the community comes together and makes sure that we protect each other, and we stand up for each other despite our differences, because we have so many similarities. >> tonight's vigil is set for 630 at the south berkeley senior center on ellis street. >> the u.s. justice department says members of a federal task force to combat anti-semitism will soon visit uc berkeley and nine other college campuses. task force members will also be heading to southern california, with stops planned at usc and ucla. they will be investigating allega

torres resigned from the city council a short time later. an interim council member now fills his council seat until a special election is held on april 8th. well, today is believed to be the final deadline for people living in san francisco's only safe parking site. this is the bay view vehicle triage center, opened back in 2022 at candlestick point. now, late last year, it's three dozen or so residents were informed that it would close. the city has offered residents their new housing options, which most have accepted. anyone who refuses will likely be ordered to leave. today, as a last resort, their vehicles may be towed or impounded. the city is citing high costs and limited success as two reasons for that closure. just about 39 past the hour, we're going to take a live look outside across the bay area this morning. i actually had to run a little faster to my car this morning. it is chilly out there. meteorologist kari hall joins us now. and you said it is officially the meteorological spring. yeah. usually temperatures starting at march

and if convicted, torres faces up to 24 years in prison.ne person is in critical condition after an early morning crash oakland. this happened at 50 4th avenue and international boulevard and authorities say around 04:00am a bmw crashed into a pole. that driver is now in the hospital and the section of international boulevard is now back open. can you know, rally in millbrae back open this afternoon following a deadly crash. the san mateo county sheriff's office sharing some new details about what happened with us. they say a big rig on a motorcycle crashed in the man riding the motorcycle has now died. now the portion here in red on your screen between park boulevard and santa ana's avenue was blocked off for several hours. the big rig driver waited for authorities to arrive at is now cooperating with the investigation. and one person is dead after a car hit them on a san francisco highway. this happened overnight on the southbound lanes of 2.80, near the geneva avenue. on-ramp. it's not yet clear what caused this crash. oakland high schoo

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i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you james.d, where police activity is closing several blocks of international boulevard. this is near the intersection of 53rd and international. a completely wrecked car, almost split in half there on the corner. as you can see, a very active scene. debris is scattered around the car. ambulances and a fire truck were also seen leaving the area earlier this morning. we are working to find out why there is a large police response to this car crash, and what may have led up to the accident. oakland police have not told us the severity of anyone hurt in the crash, but we do have a crew on scene. we will bring you updates as soon as we get them. police in hayward are investigating a shooting that injured four people outside a restaurant. police say the shooting happened outside the grill by miss g on foothill boulevard at about 11:00 saturday night. all four victims are expected to survive. police say they have no suspects in custody, and they're still trying to figure out what happened. >> our time

talk about a family affair, fernanda torres, the lead actress in the historical drama, "i'm still hereazilian to be nominated for an academy award. her mother was the first more than 25 years ago. >> the world expects mothers like you and i to walk in with our heads held down. >> reporter: "sing sing's" colman domingo can hold his head high potentially becoming the first afro latino to win for best actor. >> you ever listen to the music you're telling me not to play. >> whit: up against 29-year-old timothee chalamet, who could be the youngest best actor winner ever. so, listen to this, guys, the youngest man to ever win an oscar for best actor is adrien brody, a favorite to win this time for his role in "the brutalist." he was also 29 years old when he won back in 2003, but chalamet's birthday is in late december, which would make him the youngest by just a few months if, that's if he can pull it off, guys. plenty of intrigue. >> janai: he did just after the awards a couple weeks ago, so we'll see what happens, whit. >> gio: all right. we'll see what happens. you're following it all. w

. >> fernanda torres, "i'm still here." >> and the oscar goes to -- mikey madison. >> this is the firstank you so much to the academy. i grew up in los angeles, but hollywood always felt so far away for me. to be here standing in this room today is really incredible. thank you neon, film universal, my mom and dad a my little sister and my twin brother. thank you for being my best friend. not that you have a choice. thank you sean baker, alex mark, thank you ann woodward, rachel, nick rich, dan, thank y bri brighton beach for lending us your beautiful backdrop and incredible community. thank you to kendy schneider, our incredible consultants. i want to again recognize and honor the sex worker community. i will continue to support and be an ally. all of the incredible people, the women that i have had the privilege of meeting from that community has been one of the highlights of this incredible -- of this entire incredible experience. i also just want to recognize the thoughtful, intelligent, beautiful, breathtaking work of my fellow nominees. i'm honored to be recognized alongside all of

i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james thank you. new at nine.ons are boiling over between president trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky after last friday's public feud at the white house. just moments ago, president trump slammed zelensky for saying that the war against russia won't end soon. trump calls it, quote, worse statements zelensky could make. trump also posted on social media that america will not put up with it for much longer. meantime, zelensky is back in europe. he attended a summit in london with 18 european leaders, including the uk prime minister, along with canada's prime minister and other officials from nato. they pledged full support to zelensky and ukraine, calling it a once in a generation moment for the security of europe. >> president zelensky pointed out in so many words that vladimir putin is a liar and a criminal and cannot be trusted to keep his word in any way, shape or form. >> while the white house is considering cutting off ukraine aid, england signed a nearly $3 billion loan to provide more military

. >> whit: plus, fernanda torres too, following her mother's footsteps.a taste of our pre-oscars coverage. we'll bring in mr. clayton davis who will be with us on the red carpet later today as he does every year. >> i'm just walking by. >> whit: just walking by. >> my long lost cousin. >> whit: exactly. we would love to have you and we love putting you on the spot as well. we'll come to you for the predictions right out of the gate. the three big ones, right? best picture, best actor, best actress. what do you think? >> picture, down to "anora" versus "conclave." it's hard to bet against "anora." the last movie to lose with that combo, "brokeback mountain," so that would be historic if that happened. we get to actor, a race between timothee and adrian. timothee chalamet won the s.a.g. award. voting was already closed. i think it will be adrian brody. he had the momentum going into voting. then actress, this one stresses me out a lot. >> whit: don't stress out. we're just getting started. >> demi moore who has had the narrative all season, fernanda torres,

ktvu james torres reports from san jose city college, where the team put on open tryouts. >> about 50nt a chance. >> i just want an opportunity to compete. >> to compete with a professional championship team. the bay area panthers, an indoor football team based out of san jose. >> we'll have guys that will travel from florida and texas and chicago. you just never know where people come from because again, the bay area panthers name means something into the arena football league. >> some traveling from as far as connecticut. after learning tryouts were this weekend. >> i think this was thursday and booked a flight. so yeah. can i ask you how much you spent on the flight? i had miles. i have miles, i got lucky. >> indoor football is a bit different from the traditional form of the game. the field is about 30% of the size of an nfl field. but panthers head coach rob keefe says the intensity and the big plays are all the same. that's why he's looking for talented athletes to join the 2023 national champions. >> a lot of our players have played in the nfl, played major college football, bu

we'll talk to new mexico attorney general raul torres about his legal fights against the administration and pushing for transparency inside elon musk's doge. congresswoman melanie stansbury joins the table. it is another busy sunday morning. so grab your coffee. settle in. welcome to the weekend. >> we are following breaking news from europe this morning. the u.k. and france, along with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy, are now working on a ceasefire deal to end russia's war with ukraine. british prime minister keir starmer says he hopes to present the plan to the trump administration. now this comes after starmer embraced zelensky with a hug yesterday at ten downing street. you can see it right there on your screen. this is a sharp contrast to friday's oval office fiasco. >> let me just. >> say that you're. >> very, very. welcome here. >> in downing street. >> president, with respect. >> i think it's. disrespectful for you to come into the oval office. >> and try to litigate this in front. >> of the american media. >> as you heard. >> from the chairs in. >> the. >> street outsid

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for all counties as residents are forced to flee their homes, "fox weather" meteorologist marissa torres good morning we still have fires that are actively burning. we'll get a little bit of relief from the wind but the problem is going to be gusty winds will be gusting out of the south that means any smoke that we have in place like myrtle beach were the largest fire burning 1600 acres and has 30% containment and have smoke coming out of the fire. south wind pushing all the smoke further inland into areas further to the north. these are the other fires that we've been tracking to the greenville area, south carolina and here's the thing was in south carolina was north carolina into georgia. in new jersey it was so gusty over the weekend and the lack of rainfall, immediate rainfall means things are quite dry with to get to the wind and we have rain on its way but of course all the rain associated with the first big springtime storm system that will fire off severe weather tonight and the planes will be tracking and "fox weather". maria: it sounds good. stay with us. a quick break, we have

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ripple pays 125 million pine and judge torres issued and start the next crypto.ff on a day like this and talked about it with a hedge against and who knows what and doesn't behave like some people thought. >> it's the most risky asset. it was up how many? >> 94,000. >> then came down? >> yeah, bitcoin has a history of going down 40%, 50% and that's in the cycle. liz: john, good stuff. please come back. >> i will. liz: nasdaq inching closer to correction territory and has to close. if it closes down, what we were saying brad? i know that if we close down for -- if it closes down 690 points, it's in correction territory. right now it's down 693. so bring in a guy with 200 billion in asset management and going with cio and gus, what do you think happens tomorrow and buying in the last couple minutes of trade because everything's cheaper? >> today is a waterfall and look at people fearing if there's inflaying, the fed is on hold in here. look at six months, you're in a better place today than tomorrow. and best house on the bad block so-to-speak and remember, only 11

i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right james thank you.e now. 733 ukrainian president zelenskyy says he is still ready to sign a minerals deal with the united states, even after last week's heated exchange with president trump and vice president vance at the white house. president zelenskyy is back in europe. he attended a summit meeting in london with 18 european leaders, including the united kingdom's prime minister and canada's prime minister and officials from nato. they all pledged full support to president zelensky and to ukraine, calling it a once in a generation moment for the security of europe. >> president zelenskyy pointed out in so many words that vladimir putin is a liar and a criminal and cannot be trusted to keep his word in any way, shape or form. >> now, while the white house is considering cutting off aid to ukraine, england signed an almost $3 billion loan to provide more military aid to ukraine, backed by the profits from freezing russian assets. now, while in great britain, president zelenskyy also met with king charl

democratic congressman richard torres wants new york city to quote stop touring the bronx as a dumpingfor endless stream of shelters. the move comes as a big apple closes the roosevelt hotel migrant shelter in manhattan that became a symbol of the cicity's migrant crisis. >> we are announcing the roosevelt hotel will be closing in the coming months. saving taxpayers means of dollars. >> certainly hitting close to home for the folks in the bronx. what of the vibe shift? what's happening now? circles and roosevelt basically they're taking a lot of them here in midtown and moving them out to the bronx. as a congressman said they become a dumping ground out in the bronx. every 1 of those people should be deported. they do not need to open more migrant shelters. going in there, ice, and deport those people. bring it back -- but that's what the trump administration is all about but when you are century city and a sanctuary state, guess what they are not going to cooperate with ice. but they relate should be doing is deporting these people, not sheltering them people shelter them back to guat

we're also going to talk to new mexico attorney general raul torres about the evolving legal strategytomorrow, 8 a.m. eastern. be sure to follow us on social media at the weekend msnbc velshi continues our coverage now. good morning. >> good morning, friends. great to see you all. and as i sometimes like to do, i reach in and say, is there a weekend person who can join me on tv today? and simone got the short straw on that one. so i'm grateful to you because we're going to talk about something, even though michael should get it, given that we're a

cuomo has already captured the endorsement of democratic congressman ritchie torres, who said america a comeback story and is placing high in some polling already. cuomo has placed pretty high in early polling, so the democratic primary is actually on june 24th and will be keeping a close eye on all of this. alex. >> yeah. about four months to go and we'll know who the democratic nominee is for the mayoral position here in new york. thank you very much, maya eglin, for that. the human toll eglin, for that. the human toll of all those cuts next. in the wayborhood, every delivery is a treat. one pistachio for you, sir. one strawberry poof, please. oh. enjoy it. oh, poofect. bye waybor. something minty? of course, it's a large. [ gasps ] ♪ ♪ a double. lucky. ♪ wayfair. every style. every home. ♪ ♪♪ no. ♪♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaahhhh!! ♪♪ yeah, i could do a cartwheel in here. oh hey! would you like to join us? no. we would love to join you. ♪♪ the wildlife series that started them all is back. join us every saturday morning on nbc for mutua

congressman richie torres is endorsing him for mayor. he's also got some union support here in new york city. so the question is whether those challengers are going to be able to effectively remind new yorkers of the voter of the the record that he had while he was in office. this whole idea that new york city is in crisis right now. his opponents say part of the reason why the city is in crisis is because of policies that went into effect when he was in office. so we'll see if that actually translates to the voters. despite the scandals and despite his time out of office, some of the early polling in this race shows that cuomo is still very popular among residents here in new york city. >> yeah. i mean, if you're running in new york city to be mayor and the entire, uh, the entire message, at least at the beginning, is i want to make the city more livable for you. and safer. um, you know, that's going to be interesting to see the opponents try to push back on. thank you. gloria, i'm sure we're going to be talking a lot about this over th

we're also going to talk to new mexico attorney general raul torres about the evolving legal strategy to fight d.o.j. that starts back here tomorrow, 8 a.m. eastern. be sure to follow us on social media at the weekend msnbc velshi continues our coverage now. good morning. >> good morning, friends. great to see you all. and as i sometimes like to do, i reach in and say, is there a weekend person who can join me on tv today? and simone got the short straw on that one. so i'm grateful to you because we're going to talk about something, even though michael should get it, given that we're apparently dressed in the same dark closet today, we got the same stuff. but i do want to talk about a really important thing that you know a lot about. and you, you, simone and april ryan are going to be with me because april has been a reporter at the white house who has gotten into it with with president trump. and you've been on the other side of that, where you organize how reporters get information. and there's been a major change that's been, you know, overshadowed by a lot of stuff that's happened

a la vez, cuando las torres ejecutivas que no son constitucionales o son ilegales vamos a continuar nosotroso demÓcrata debiÓ haber hecho mÁs en tÉrminos legislativos durante la administraciÓn de joe biden? sobre todo sabiendo una semana antes de la toma de donald trump que se venÍa esta avalancha de acciones ejecutivas. [habla en inglÉs] >> nosotros tenemos un sistema de inmigraciÓn que estÁ quebrantado en estados unidos. tenemos que arreglarlo de una manera bipartidista integral. tenemos que defender los soÑadores y a la familiar. hay que hacer mÁs. a la vez, nosotros naturalmente tenemos que asegurar la frontera para seleccionar de que estamos manteniendo todas las comunidades seguras. eso va a requerir que los demÓcratas y republicanos trabajen juntos para poder defender la comunidades inmigrantes legales que cumplan con la ley. vamos a continuar haciendo esto. esperamos que el otro partido tambiÉn lo haga. satcha: hace incluso unos dÍas el diario the washington post dice que el departamento de seguridad nacional pidiÓ al servicio de rentas internas la direcciones de 700,000 personas que

there will be three presenters it will be priya prabhakar from the rep assaf amalia macias, levon torres from 70 displacement coalition and john avalos from chuchu and joseph smoke from rep s.f. will also be presenting and available to answer questions during the commission deliberations so want to thank everyone and also the planning department and also the commission for having these i would consider a very important conversation to have in the planning commission in times that sometimes we don't talk about tenants. so thank you again and i'd like for the planning to do the presentation. >> so i think we're going to allow the community stakeholders to present first and then we'll be followed by the staff presentation so that the presenters want to come up to the microphone and then i think their slides are up when you get there and then i think you all know there's the timer on the dais that you can watch for your time if you can. >> good afternoon commissioners. >> my name is priya prabhakar from the recent equity planning coalition rep s.f. also joining us are john avalos from the co