unanimous board resolution and intention to use those funds in the first two years. split 50% between rent relief and, affordable housing, and then supposed to be in perpetuity, going to affordable housing. so, that tax is raised over $300 million. i'm very proud of the work this board has done to each year when $0 are allocated in the mayor's budget to have these conversations, do the various appropriations and negotiations, we need to try to claw back those funds. i look forward to the day where we all join hands and simply use affordable housing money for affordable housing, and do not have to go through this dance. but i, i want to say, when director adams is talking about the limits on some of our challenges on available state tax credits. in answer to supervisor melgar's questions about like, how are we achieving these goals? it's just, very hard to think about those restrictions. and then the ongoing reluctance to even engage in a conversation around using prop i revenue. and i want to note that our housing element, that supervisor melgar reference, is an expl

unanimous board resolution and intention to use those funds in the first two years. split 50% between rent relief and, affordable housing, and then supposed to be in perpetuity, going to affordable housing. so, that tax is raised over $300 million. i'm very proud of the work this board has done to each year when $0 are allocated in the mayor's budget to have these conversations, do the various appropriations and negotiations, we need to try to claw back those funds. i look forward to the day where we all join hands and simply use affordable housing money for affordable housing, and do not have to go through this dance. but i, i want to say, when director adams is talking about the limits on some of our challenges on available state tax credits. in answer to supervisor melgar's questions about like, how are we achieving these goals? it's just, very hard to think about those restrictions. and then the ongoing reluctance to even engage in a conversation around using prop i revenue. and i want to note that our housing element, that supervisor melgar reference, is an expl

it raise your rent if you are a tenant and we pass laws to insure that that were passed unanimously by the board of supervisors, but we still need to get to 2/3 of the electorate. that is a big hill to climb. when we put aside our commitment and have shared commitment and enthusiasm the voters vote as they did for the affordable housing bond in march by well over the 2/3 majority required. we will set aside our differences and all work together to get the bond passed. the very smart good people of san francisco want to invest in public safety and public seft and over the next 132 days we are going to get that message out. thank you mayor breed. [applause] >> i'm supervisor dorsey and express gatitude to mayor breed and president peskin for a bond measure that that well do important things. this is smort capital investment for our city that speed san francisco comcome back and delivering long-term value for downtown neighborhoods that president peskin and i represent. as a district 6 supervisors, i know very much from the businesses employers i hear from, how important it is that we invest in dow

>> the board decidedi unanimously. >> you are where it depositors for silicon valley bank include peopleure the financial stability of the united states is protected. the board voted unanimously too. >> companies with significant chinese interest benefit from this decision? >> again the decision to invoke the exception focus on protecting the financial stability of the united states. >> last what you aware of any policies or directors within the fdic regarding the treatment of chinese depositors at silicon valley bank? >> i am not aware i have to get back on that. >> thank you. thank you to my colleague. precooked jump from i wased for7 seconds were. >> thank you mr. chair. i did not and probably disappointed the chairman chose not to be with us today. clearly the government report on the fdic workplace culture concerning to quote the 200 pag; report at the i see remains a good old boys club rifeit haras, discrimination other inappropriate misconduct. other descriptions of the agency include a particular insular hierarchy risk adverseal culture and widespread fear of retaliation amongste

. >> the resolution, which the san francisco board of supervisors approved unanimously today, allowsy to support and protect transgender people. the decision coming at a time when hundreds of anti-lgbtq bills are popping up across the country. ktvu joey horton joins us now live from city hall with reaction to today's vote joey. >> well, julie and mike, the people who are supporting this are chalking it up as a win. they say it sends a message to the rest of the country that san francisco welcomes everyone. >> call. the resolution is adopted, as amended. >> in a unanimous vote. the san francisco board of supervisors makes the city a sanctuary city for people who are transgender, gender nonconforming, intersex, and two spirit where people just like you, suzanne ford, who leads sf pride, is a trans woman herself. she's used to showing courage in the face of adversity when traveling home to kentucky. >> i have to get my game face on. there are going to be people that hate me. i don't pass. people know i'm a trans woman and they may have never said a word to me. they already hate me. >> a

conventional designs with bike lanes running back to the sidewalk after the city's transportation board voted unanimously to reconfigure the design by the end of the year. >>> it is a weekend where i think a lot of people will be getting outside and enjoying warmer weather, maybe too warm in some places, paul? >> kind of verging on that. we have the heat advisory in effect for inland parts of the bay area, but just for one day, on saturday. this is another brief heat event. want to talk about the big picture, why our temperatures will heat up and it's another instance where the heat dome has a lot to do with it. a heat dome is an area of high pressure in the upper levels of the atmosphere. it's essentially a mountain of air and the weight of that atmosphere on top of us presses down from above. it compresses the air at ground level, exerts higher pressure and that impression of the air at ground level heats it up significantly. while we'll see temperatures 10 to 12 degrees above average, much of the southwestern u.s. has been cooking underneath this heat dome the past several weeks, in fact, just kind of

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how the board approaches the oversight of the action plan. >> i have unanimous consent. unanimous consent to enter into the record an article from e bloomberg. biden is poised r to lead overhaul at fdic. >> without objection. >> thank you. >> the gentleman from west is now recognized for five minutes. >> here in west vibanks. i met with some of them last year after the silicon valley bank was given the systemic risk. most of them were of the view that no banks would have been given that exceptwest virginia. my question is directed at mr. hsu and mr. mckernan about licocomparatively smaller financial institution. many policymakers and politicians were skeptical about the systemic risk exception for silicon valley bank, while others, particularly thosthrge ties and interest in the silicon valley, supported making the banks account holders complete the whole. would you it isthat the silicon valley bank was not an obvious candidate for systemic risk exception?c the board, the fdic board, decided unanimously to invoke the systemic risk exception at that time based on a lot o

the county's board of supervisors voted unanimously on tuesday to approve the program, using $125,000home burglary is unlike regular, you know, store burglaries and things like that. we're going to punish it heavier. the punishment is twice the level possible for that. and if we can give some financial incentive to people who hear things and they can can even be done, anonymously, you know, that'll be a good thing. >> the reward program will cover unincorporated county areas in district three and other cities, including atherton. half moon bay, menlo park and woodside. local jurisdiction towns have also added more patrols. license plate readers, and encouraged homeowners to register ring cameras with local law enforcement so the footage can be used in criminal investigations. >> those neighborhood watch associations are actually incredibly strong, where once you get to know your neighbor and you understand what's happening on your street, you can identify when something's taking place that isn't in the norm, and you can report that in the moment. >> lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news

rolling out across the country. >> call the resolution is adopted, as amended. >> in a unanimous vote, the san francisco board of supervisors makes the city a sanctuary city for people who are transgender, gender nonconforming, or intersex and two spirit, where people just like you. suzanne ford, who leads sf pride, is a trans woman herself. she's used to showing courage in the face of adversity when traveling home to kentucky. >> i have to get my game face on. there are going to be people that hate me. i don't pass, people know i'm a trans woman and they may have never said a word to me. they already hate me. >> after hearing about other cities like sacramento are already declaring themselves as trans sanctuary cities, ford turned to district eight supervisor rafael mandelman, who then sponsored the resolution. >> harvey milk said, you got to give him hope. there are queer and trans people across this country and places far less friendly than san francisco, and seeing that people in san francisco care about them, the american civil liberties union is tracking more than 500 anti lgbtq bills across the country

consensus on each of the six pages on where do you collectively believe that the board is right now, and if there's unanimity, that's great. if not consensus, is great. if not, actually, polling to see where the majority of the board is, for each of the six pages. and then as soon as you've done that, hopefully you can knock that out in, less than ten, less than 15 minutes. and then pivot to, okay. so given where we are now, what are some specific things pulling specific indicators from the instrument. what are specific things that we want to get done over the next 30 to 60 days to keep growing in our effectiveness as a school board, as you all need support, i am here to help you every step of the way, madam chair, back to you. okay. so in which case does everyone have. and that's, there's a quarterly self evaluation tool, the student outcomes thing. so i mean, looking at page, the first one is vision and goals. i mean so having aj so i'm going to welcome you to interject. since we haven't done this with we don't have like a cadence and we haven't done this quarterly. so i'll just i went through the page by

>> the board, the fdic board, decided unanimously to invoke the systemic risk exception at that timeon. >> okay. >> i would agree, congressman, it was not an obvious candidate. that was one of the harder decisions i have had to make my life. candidly, i would not begrudge anyone who wanted to criticize i sometimes wonder if i made the right decision. i appreciate that. i know you do the best implement the laws. a lot of gray areas in that. let me ask a follow-up bishopric is it also true as ti risk exception for silicon valley bank that an important concern relate to the fdic was that it would be important to prevent money for going to chinese interest? what did the fdic do to analyze whether the fdic would be funding chinese interests and how the fdic go about preventing that? >> congressman, i can't speak to that. i would be happy to take that question back. that was really not something i was looking in at the board. at the time, what was central to my decision-making, we also had signature the same weekend. although it was not obvious to others at the time, first republic was rig

more than half of the party opposes it and unanimously, the political if you'd like board of the partyts exclusion of the party and even barricaded himself for a few hours in had the headquarters in paris so they need to go and find a spare key. half of the party doesn't want to enter into alliance with the national -- and in a way it's a recomposition of the political landscape and perhaps something that was inevitable at some point and as president macron said, we're unmasking some politicians today. >> agnes, always good to talk to you, thank you. u.k. editor for the french weekly. thank you. in the u.k., it is week three of campaigning ahead of the general election on the 40th of july. in grinsby. the leaders are being quelled. the leaders very facing questions on things like the cost of living crisis, the many. s.s. and immigration. hannah miller is in the spin room just outside where that q&a is now back underway. we're also seeing that on the screen behind you but give us a sense about some of the key issues. this isn't a debate but about facing some very direct questions, not o

the board of supervisors unanimously voted on this new resolution introduced by supervisor rafael mandelmanthe declaration is mostly symbolic, but will help leaders provide safety for members of the trans community and those providing gender affirming care to them. it comes as some conservative states are limiting transgender rights supervisor mandelman talked about the resolution and his message for trans people who may be struggling in those states. we just wanted to send out a little beacon in this pride month, to folks in those places that, you know, there are there are people here who care about you, who see you and who will support you if you make your way here. san francisco is the third city here in california to make this declaration, behind west hall wood and sacramento. this resolution goes into effect immediately. it's going to be a party in the south bay this week. and we're talking about a rave music festival scheduled for saturday at discovery meadow park, right next to the children's discovery museum. some people have raised concerns after the recent rave in san francisco, 2

look at san francisco with the board of supervisors voted unanimously to declare the city of sanctuary city for transgender and gender nonconforming people. the city joins sacramento and west hollywood who have also made those declarations. and then the city's tenderloin neighborhood of program is helping trans people get some help. reaching their career goals. san francisco's entrepreneurship i pr entrepreneurs. accelerated program apologize for that provides 4 months of business coaching and mentorship that includes a $10,000 grant to help us select group of trans and career. entrepreneurs open up and expand businesses. those who received the help say it means more than just the money >>we don't always get the grants. we don't we can always go into every space because not every spaces safe for us. one of the benefits is this. like overwhelming sense of i'm not alone. >>watch the rate tonight at 5:00 pm, right here on kpix tax and be sure to watch our pride special blood on parade days. sunday, june 30th at 10 a.m. on our sister station pix plus 44 cable 12. and streaming on cbs news

so we hope that you will pass this on to the full board with your recommendation and that we will receive the same unanimous vote from this committee and the board as we've had in the previous rounds. one last thing to say, which is to acknowledge, i don't think they're in the room, local 21, the leader of their bargaining committee died earlier this week unexpectedly, so you will see some of her work reflected in their agreement and which is we just want to express our condolences to the sewn union and her family. and we're here to answer any questions you may have, direct gram has prepared a presentation for you, he's accompanied by our director of classification and compensation steve ponder has been before you many times and between the two of them, they are largely responsible for delivering the work product that you see before you today, thank you. >> thank you. director graham, the floor is yours, walk us through it. >> good morning, thank you chair preston, members of the committee. thank you very much madam clerk. thank you so much for having us here today as director risen said, it's a full team e

so we hope that you will pass this on to the full board with your recommendation and that we will receive the same unanimous vote from this committee and the board as we've had in the previous rounds. one last thing to say, which is to acknowledge, i don't think they're in the room, local 21, the leader of their bargaining committee died earlier this week unexpectedly, so you will see some of her work reflected in their agreement and which is we just want to express our condolences to the sewn union and her family. and we're here to answer any questions you may have, direct gram has prepared a presentation for you, he's accompanied by our director of classification and compensation steve ponder has been before you many times and between the two of them, they are largely responsible for delivering the work product that you see before you today, thank you. >> thank you. director graham, the floor is yours, walk us through it. >> good morning, thank you chair preston, members of the committee. thank you very much madam clerk. thank you so much for having us here today as director risen said, it's a full team e

>> the board decided unanimously to invoke this. >> okay. you are aware that the depositors base include people from outside america in that insignificant chinese interest, correct? >> the purpose of invoking this is to ensure financial stability of the united states is project did. protected. >> did companies with significant chinese interest benefit from this decision? >> the decision to invoke the systemic risk exception focuses on protecting's financial stability and the united dates. >> are you aware policies or direct lives in the fdic regarding the treatment of chinese depositors at the look on valley bank? >> the gentleman from iowa recognized for 3:27. >>, disappointed that the chairman chose not to be with us today. the government report of the fdic's work as culture concerning, to quote the 200 page report, the fdic remains a good old boys club, rife with sexual harassment, just rumination and other inappropriate misconduct at other descriptions of the agency include a particular insular hierarchy, risk diverse culture and widespr

become a sanctuary city for transgender and gender nonconforming people this week, the board of supervisors voted unanimously to make that declaration just as many states and cities push to restrict transgender rights and in the city. there's a group working to help trans and gender nonconforming business owners navigate challenges are max darrow introduces us to 1 entrepreneur who is celebrating the support. >>devin burton is >>a healer. >>and today they have the keys to 1 acupuncture clinic in oakland's diamond >>district. >>but if all goes as planned, >>welcome, i'm going to have you on this table >>because they'll get to see patients at clinics in oakland and in san francisco, >>tension, headache >>more safe and comfortable spaces for holistic healing, especially for people who are trans and gender nonconforming, >>trans and black. and so many people in my community need the extra >>help. burton hopes to expand their business and they're on the way to doing >>that. >>burton is a part of a selective cohort of budding trains and queer entrepreneurs. will receive 4 months of business coaching, mentorship an

the county's board of supervisors voted unanimously on tuesday to approve the program, using $125,000 of measure k funds. >> home burglary is unlike regular, you know, store burglaries and things like that. we're going to punish it heavier. the punishment is twice the level possible for that. and if we can give some financial incentive to people who hear things and they can can even be done, anonymously, you know, that'll be a good thing. >> the reward program will cover unincorporated county areas in district three and other cities, including atherton, half moon bay, menlo park and woodside. local jurisdictions have also added more patrols, license plate readers, and encouraged homeowners to register ring cameras with local law enforcement. so the footage can be used in criminal investigations. >> those neighborhood watch associations are actually incredibly strong, where once you get to know your neighbor and you understand what's happening on your street, you can identify when something's taking place that isn't in the norm, and you can report that in the moment. >> lamonica peters

. >> but despite the voiced opposition, the board of supervisors government audit and oversight committee voted unanimously today to approve the limited waiver and advance it to the full board, which is expected to consider it at a meeting on tuesday. >>> a live look at san francisco where the city will host their second first thursday event downtown, a street party that took inspiration from oakland's first friday event. the city created it to bring life back to the downtown area and saw positive results. first thursday will take place every first thursday of the month from 5:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. it happens along second street from market to howard. >>> still ahead, immediate action to avoid what's being called a climate hell, the major efforts to track glacial changes. >>> tonight at raimondi park you'll see history on the baseball diamond. meet the future pioneer of the pioneer league. >>> more help is coming for youth impacted by crime, the new announcement made by district attorney brooke jenkins. >>> the heatwave has pretty much come to an end. we have been seeing the fog rolling in from the coast t

most marginalized communities and san francisco are included and taking care the board of supervisors voted unanimouslyuesday to declare san francisco a safe place. sanctuary for the transgender community. >> it is described as a mostly symbolic move. but trans residents and their supporters say this is important, especially make people think over 50% of trans people across the country are considering moving to places where they feel more welcome where their health care is at risk families are moving to places where their children can access health care. so >> places like san francisco, california, on their i think, are just making it clear that we want you here that you are welcome. >> suzanne, ford leads pride and is a trans woman herself. she says it's not about anecdotes are second hand stories. she has met people coming to the city trying to get protection. i ran into a family that over the weekend and they had moved from texas. >> to san francisco because their tracks child and receiving health care. and that's why they were there so that it sounds like it's just a story, but it's not true. it's

people congregating on a typical night near market and mcallister on tuesday, the board of supervisors voted unanimously to pass mayor london breeds legislation to require some liquor stores, smoke shops and markets to close from midnight to 5 a.m. just by making them close 2 or 3 hours earlier. >> they're still going to people here as long as you still have people wanting the drugs, they're still going to be people here still selling the drugs. >> long time resident jj smith doesn't believe the curfew will do much to interfere with nighttime drug markets. the mayor's office said small businesses hope this effort will improve safety in the area. under this two year pilot program, bars and restaurants like falafel city, which is open until 2 a.m, would be exempt, but it's pretty good to close the liquor store from 12 to 5 and keep all the people away that have, all these homeless people over here that have a mental health problem. business owners who are affected by the new ordinance say they're being punished for bad behavior on the streets. marina market on o'farrell is open until 4 a.m. the manager sa

most marginalized communities and san francisco are included and taking care the board of supervisors voted unanimously tuesday to declare san francisco a safe place. sanctuary for the transgender community. >> it is described as a mostly symbolic move. but trans residents and their supporters say this is important, especially make people think over 50% of trans people across the country are considering moving to places where they feel more welcome where their health care is at risk families are moving to places where their children can access health care. so >> places like san francisco, california, on that are i think, are just making it clear that we want you here that you are welcome. >> suzanne, ford leads pride and is a trans woman herself. she says it's not about anecdotes are second hand stories. she has met people coming to the city trying to get protection. i ran into a family. the over the weekend and they had moved from texas. >> to san francisco because of their tracks child and receiving health care. and that's why they were there so that it sounds like it's just a story, but it's not tru

and lessons, lessons learned, and the convening group was directed by a board of supervisors resolution. in 2018, passed unanimously by the board. the san francisco biodiversity policy directs 15 city departments to strengthen their collaboration on behalf of the citywide biodiversity vision. san francisco environments biodiversity coordinator peter brastow convenes and runs the monthly meetings, and we have staff who attend and contribute to the discussion and information sharing. the port just put out their own biodiversity guidelines that also follow san francisco environment's guidance and mandate 50% native plants on all port projects, public works design projects such as pelican park, which is part of the trans bay block three park and streetscape improvements project, features a native habitat meadow at the heart of the project and uses 80% native plants and trees and our sunset boulevard biodiversity master plan and its pilot block, implemented by san francisco public works with great collaboration from the california native plant society, boasts new plants that are 100% california native plants. all right.

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last week, the board's government audit and oversight committee voted unanimously to recommend an amended fundraising plan. it includes an ethics rules waiver and will require more transparency, including a public list of donors. today's meeting starts at two in the afternoon, and the pandas would arrive sometime next year. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> gloria, thank you. we've been following the story of a little boy who was attacked by an unleashed dog in san francisco. now we know the owners of the dog have been cited. the dogs faith, though, is undecided. surveillance video caught the attack on camera. the three year old was walking home with his nanny in the cow hollow neighborhood when the dog charged at him. in a statement, san francisco police said the owners were cited by animal care and control for failure to provide information after a dog bite and failure to report a dog bite to the department of animal care and control. now, the city will schedule a hearing where the dog's fate will be decided, including possible euthanasia. animal care and control s

last week, the board's government audit and oversight committee voted unanimously to recommend that anng plan and it includes an ethics rules waiver and it will require more transparency, including a public list of donors. today, that plan goes before the full board, but before they have a chance to vote, they will be faced with several animal rights groups who do not want the pandas to come here. the watchdog group sf zoo watch is planning to go to today's meeting, and the head, justin barker, told abc seven last month that the zoo is in desperate need of repairs this point that this zoo is not meeting the needs of its animals and bringing pandas here is a terrible decision. animal rights groups want to see the zoo improve conditions for other animals. the san francisco zoo released a statement in response to the concerns, which read in part, concerns about our zoo's conditions are unfounded as we undergo regular inspections by various regulatory bodies. these independent inspections are thorough and encompass aspects such as animal enclosures and exhibit spaces. and if you want to se

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they voted unanimously no confidence in the director. >> the full board of supervisors will vote on the issue at their meeting next tuesday. >>> still ahead, he's famous on social media as papa jake, a 101-year-old veteran returning to france on the 80th anniversary of d-day. he shares his memories of having an inside role in the battle that changed the tide of the war. >> i feel the presence of the souls of (♪) join the millions who're feeling the power of osteo bi-flex®, the #1 pharmacist recommended joint care supplement. (♪) find our coupons in sunday's paper. >>> today's the 80th anniversary of d-day, when allied troops helped liberate france from nazi occupation and stormed the beach of normandy. president biden joined world leaders in normandy to honor those who died and who survived. there are only a few hundred veterans still alive to tell their incredible stories. one of the survivors is a martinez man who had an insider's view of the operation and has become an internet star because of it. >> reporter: along with the stars and stripes the tri-colored flag of france flies over

today, a board of supervisors committee voted unanimously to put an amendment amended fundraising planoard next week. it includes more transparency from donors, some supervisors said, allowing unlimited fundraising for the pandas could foster corruption at city hall. a dublin council member has taken over as the city's mayor. michael mccorriston, was sworn in after the former mayor, melissa hernandez, resigned to join the bart board of directors. mccorriston has been a dublin council member since 2020. he will serve out the rest of hernandez's term. dublin is now accepting applications for the kristen sze city council seat. >> developing news a brush fire that destroyed a home and injured two firefighters is now 100% contained. the call fire or corral fire started saturday near livermore and tracy. it burned about 22mi■!s. cal fire says higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped crews make some progress. more than 100 firefighters continue to battle a wildfire between saint helena and calistoga. cal fire says the crystal fire is 75% contained. it's burned 60 acres, but no homes. cr

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the board of supervisors unanimously approved a resolution declaring san francisco a sanctuary city forommunity. now, while several cities like sacramento and west hollywood approved similar legislation, san francisco covers more gender identities and expressions. >> harvey milk said, you've got to give them hope. there are queer and trans people across this country and places far less friendly than san francisco, and seeing that people in san francisco care about them. >> while it's mainly a symbolic resolution, it can serve as a guide for a san francisco law enforcement on how to deal with outside agencies about transgender issues, the aclu says nationwide, there are more than 500 anti-lgbtq bills in legislatures. our time is 758. a longtime patient advocate at san francisco's sutter health, castro primary care celebrating pride month with a colorful crafting tradition. her name is debbie graves. she's been spreading joy at this primary care center every year since 1988, and this month, she's doing it with colorful beads, she says, handing out the beads is about bringing people togeth

the board of supervisors voted unanimously to create a plan for the city's first publicly accessible ev charging program. san francisco currently has just under 1200 public ev charging stations. this plan aims to install more than 5,000 across the city by the year 2030, a pilot demonstration for the project is set for no later than next year. >> whole foods is set to open a new store in san francisco. this would make it the 9th location in the city. the plan is to open a new store at the city center shopping plaza which already includes a target, a petsmart and a chipotle whole foods is not said when exactly this store we'll open. tell. >> rising business costs have forced the closure of dozens of rubio's coastal grill locations across the state. the restaurant chain known for its fish tacos announced it will shut down. 48 underperforming locations. that includes the last 3 locations operating here in the bay area. they're located in north san jose, sunnyvale and pleasant hill. >> well, with the temperatures hitting the 90's this week, some headed out to lafayette's reservoir this af

the san mateo county board of supervisors unanimously approved this resolution this week in sausalitoery positive news for the pelicans that have landed in animal rescues by the hundreds. we've been reporting this to you of the sick and starving birds are finally turning a corner, which is great to see. today we saw the largest numbers of healthy birds returning to the bay. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard looks at how a bird rescue organization is working to build a better bay area when it comes to the environment. what's her name? volunteers from international bird rescue are getting ready for a full circle moment, releasing healthy brown pelicans back into the wild in sausalito. >> it's amazing. it's amazing. this is my first bird release. >> this is the most pelicans the nonprofit has released yet. 27 a month ago, these birds were in bad shape. they wound up at the center's fairfield hospital starving and barely alive. >> well, we fattened them up. we've been they've been voracious eaters, going through a lot of fish. >> the moment of truth arrives and the pelicans take fli

the san mateo county board of supervisors unanimously approved the resolution this week., a new report ranks some of the bay area impossibly unaffordable. in a new analysis, the demographia international housing affordability report compares median income to median home price. san jose was the least affordable major u.s. housing market last year, followed by los angeles, san francisco also made the top five. >> opal lee, renowned as the grandmother of juneteenth, was gifted back her childhood texas home. today, her family was forced out by a racist mob nearly 80 years ago. she watched her home burned down in 1939, when hundreds of white rioters gathered to run her family out of town. now, at 97 years old, she bought this land back from the trinity. habitat for humanity for just $10, and several organizations worked to rebuild the home at no cost. as soon as we get here, i'm going to have uh- open house so you can all see what this is like. >> it's phenomenal. >> furnishing and decor was also donated to her all continue on her legacy as a civil rights leader. >> coming up

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forward resolutions putting the city on record in support of repeatedly kay to hawkins in 2017 the board unanimouslyg california assembly bill 1406 by assembly member bloom that repeals in committee and again in 2018 this body supported the california proposition 10 the affordable housing act. which would have repealed causing to hawkins and substantially another one in 2020 defeated by massive amounts of extending to preserve kay to hawkins to the tune of one hundred and $75 million from the real estate and part-time association fortunately colleagues this issue is back on the ballot this time with the justice for renters act stronger support in rent control cities to pass please join me in supporting this and the justice for renters and repeal kay to hawkins 0 is local improvements including here in san francisco, california take strong action to protect the tenants and thank you, lee in my office and the rest i submit and supervisor engardio. >> i just wanted to briefly say why i wholeheartedly support those resolutions to honor our community ambassadors. and hope we can keep them in san francisc