it is so important at the rest of us, as a city stand with our lgbtq community. that is who we are as san francisco. along those lines, i want to make sure i let everyone know today, and announce officially, san francisco is joining with the rca of california and banning all business practices with the state of oklahoma. [cheers and applause] we will not -- we will not, as a city, continue to tolerate other jurisdictions that discriminate upon our civil rights, and certainly with her lgbtq community. we will continue to stand tall as a city, and stoned -- stand tall for exactly who we are as people and residents in our city. you know, i want to acknowledge the contributions of our late mayor ed lee and the things he did for the lgbtq community as well. he founded the federal mayors against lgbtq discrimination organization. but he did so at the national level. he started the player. the first and its client in our entire country. and it has been a great source of pride as mayor to continue this legacy. last week, the supervisors and i announced that the city of s

today's announcement is a reflection of my commitment and let me repeat, i am so incredibly proud as mayor of this city of the men and women that serve usn our police partment. these words are not empty, they are not a political game, they are the truth. they are what san francisco will follow. it's impacting the public safety commitments reflects the needs of our entire city. we are pushing forward with a bold new vision for public safety in san francisco. i am honored to be here with all of you today to see these efforts through and to make sure that the future of san francisco is a safe and secure one for every single resident in every single neighborhood in our city. so thank you for having me here today. again, i'm honored to be with all of you. with that i would like to introduce the chief of our police department, bill scott. >> good morning. let my start my comments by thanking mayor ferrell and his team. she is invested in the future of the city. recruits that we have in the team today represent our future. the budget presented today represents a significant commitment by mayor ferrell towards their future and towards the futur

us in december, taken from the city that he loved. we all have endured a lot since that fateful night. many of us have cried, many of us have mourned, but we have come together as a city. we have definitely had our disagreements and debates over the past seven months, but we have stayed together, defending the values of san francisco. and while our local economy continues to thrive, san francisco faces real challenges every single day. well, you all understand that a mother should not have to choose between paying her utility bill or paying rent, the potential of facing eviction or homelessness. we know that clean streets free of syringes and needles should be the norm, not the exception. that parking your car in san francisco should not induce a panic attack because you think it will be broken into. we all understand that residents in historically under served communities did he serve the resources and -- deserve the resources in a booming economy. they deserve it from san francisco. and as the trump administration attacks so many of our communities, our immigrant community, our lgbt community, our women in san francisco, and the rights of all san franciscans,

francisco police department, as the mayor said, we have a healthy street operation center, better known as hsoc. we use that initiative to collaborate efforts between our various city departments to address the very issues that we have in this bart station. with that we will be increasing our footly presence almost five fold by nearly adding approximately 500 patrol hours a week to this effort. we believe that will make a tremendous impact and enable us to do what we need to do to keep this platform safe, clean and for our residents and our people that use this transportation hub to enjoy it. i'd like to thank keith carlos rojas from the bart pd who has really been a partner in this and we believe jointly that we will really make a difference in terms of realizing mayor farrell's vision to make this the safest transportation hub in this region by working together our officers will be able to respond to immediate concerns and more appropriately proactively work to identify on going behavior that we get calls about all the time that contribute to threats to public safety. additionally, we will work in partnership with all of the city agencies and organizations under

invest in the community and to organizations that will help train police officers that will help us as a city hope that this city would act swiftly and that when he hits the floor this next season in our new stadium that we celebrate and that milwaukee is an example to the country of what a city can do to turn itself around." the police chief has since apologized for the officers' behavior, saying they acted "inappropriately." three of the officers were suspended without pay. (vicki) a new children's book is trying to tackle the difficult issues of racial injustice and police shootings. students at a sacramento middle school got to take a look at the book titled "something happened in our town" written by two psychologists. the book follows two families, one white and one black, discussing a police shooting of an unarmed black man in their neighborhood. the doctos say stephon clark's death inspired the new book. they believe the book is for families of all backgrounds. (grant) still ahead... as floods wash out roads and open sink holes, a group of men make a daring rescue to save a man trappe

and your neighbors are doing the same the city as a whole will be a more resilient city. >> we are all proud of living in san francisco and being prepared helps ustay here. >> so, thank you so much for joining us today, alicia, i appreciate it. >> absolutely, it is my pleasure. >> and thank you ining us on another edition of building >> my name is andrea, i work as a coordinator for the ty attorney's office in san francisco. a lot of it is working with the public antryingto address their public records request and tryingto get the information for their office. i double majored in political science and always tried to combine both of those majors. i ended up doing a combination of doing a lot of communication gornment. i thought it would connect both of my studies and what was i was interested in and show case some of the work that government is doing. >> i work for the tranortation agency known as muni and i'm a senior work supervisor. >> i first arted as a non-prit and came to san francisco and started to work and i realized i needed to work with people. this opportunity came up by way of an executive fellowship. they had a program at mta to wo

i have not heard of any other city in the country using it as high a level as we do. and i think that it's sophisticated and i think that it's spot on and i have to adinit that i found request reasonable because i think that one can be overly rigid in terms of numbers and when she mentioned for the difference between 50,000 square feet and 100 parking spaces which is 500 units and a hundred parking spaces it became pretty clear that we need to take a step back here and redefine what the realities are. and with an increase of other bicycles and other -- i don't want to say scooters, oops -- which are obviously still hanging out, i believe that we have other alternatives to supplement with what is actually provided on-site and to find more flexible ways to encourage people to join multimodal alternatives and to deal with a more flexible interpretation of this access. and so it's a great piece of work, thank you. and i look forward to hearing about it in four years. >> president hillis: is there a motion? >> what are we oons? >> president hillis: to adopt the amendment.

differently to san francisco since we are a city and county as compared to other counties, and wave more responsibility? >> i think the calculation finitely looks different for us as a city and a county, but it globally applies to city and counties throughout the state, and it actually applies to the state itself, and the state itself has had conversations that they are frustrated with the gann level. given the boom we've seen, this is an issue that's going to start rising around the state so it's not unique to us. what's unique to us is probly the level of revenue growth we've seen over the past few years which means that phase is growing quickly. that concludes my presentation. happy to answer any questions or follow ups that the committee might have. >> supervisor cohen: colleagues, any questions for mr. rosenfield? supervisor yee? okay. . so thank you for your presentation from ben and kelly kirkpatrick. i appreciate the information. just want to recognize that the dget legislative analyst has done some thorough analysis, and they will be reporting to us next week. is that correct? is there anything that you heard that you want to comment on today? no? okay

and people with disabilities, which is our employment, itcame out there seemed to be a gap for us as a city trying to help this group of residents. these would be people that probably worked in a workforce, left the workforce for a few years, realized they can't afford to live in the city, needed to go back to work. some of them have skills that are pretty easily adoptable to go back to work for a few days or so. i talked to -- i think it was yesterday i was mentioning that to the -- which department was that? >> economic and workforce development? >> no, our hr, human resources, for them to maybe look at that piece in terms of getting jobs -- access program to expand their access program to have people go back into city department jobs. the other category that is missing in all of this are those that may not have had those professional skills and they have been out of the job market for a while and now they have to develop maybe some more current skills that are needed in the job market and that's going to cost a little more than 300,000 for those 100 people, at least the budget that i've

. >> the city council says it will use the public's input as part of its response as the city creates a plan of action. >>> meantime, a local restaurant is being inadvertently caught up in the immigration debate. why? its name. >> yes, it's similar to one that refused service to president trump's press secretary sarah sanders. abc 7 news reporter kate lars zen live at a napa restaurant that would like to clear its name. kate. >> reporter: ama, dan, there are independent red hen restaurants all over the world just like this one here in napa. and a lot of them are receiving a lot of unwanted attention. so much so that the owner here says business was down 30% over the weekend. margaritas, mexican food, and some high visibility real estate right along highway 29 in napa. yet owner norm sawicki says customers are mistaking his red hen for being affiliated with this red hen in lexington, virginia. >> we got hundreds and hundreds of phone calls saying how nasty we were. >> reporter: norm says after the owner of lexington's red hen asked president trump's press secretary sarah huckabee sanders

city, what's going on? >> this is a place historically where the city and robert moses in particular really used as a dumpinge groups that the city didn't necessarily want to deal with. >> back in the day, it was a summer destination for middle class until the improved rail system lured them to the beaches of long island. >> they threw a bunch of housing projects in here and a lot of low income people out here and it wasn't a place that the serious took seriously. since then, we also had a lot of working class whites move in. more of the western end and so you kind of see in the rockaways shape out along race and class lines and the one dynamic that's changed after sandy is a lot more like young professionals were coming out here. maybe looking intentionally to brooklynify the rockaways. it's like the brooklyn riviero. >> if you're a person who's not homeowner or struggling to pay rent. will leave you bind. i don't think a lot of people thought that would happen here. on rockaway, a sense of security you're out in this lazy beach town and would like to be on the beach with two people from miles and miles and

going on behind us at wembley now as to whetherjack butland, behind us at wembley now as to whether jack butland, stoke behind us at wembley now as to whetherjack butland, stoke city, will get a there much is the third keeper. it seems the everton keeper will be that man, there is nothing to many doubts about it. you get the will start against tunisia. the squad numbers have not yet been announced.” against tunisia. the squad numbers have not yet been announced. i was going to say, perhaps things will be a little bit clearer when gareth southgate has the full limits of that 23 to choose from at allen . take us through the little bit of itinerary —— elland road. . take us through the little bit of itinerary -- elland road. one friendly downtown one to go, that's against costa rica at elland road on thursday. that's when we may see jordan henderson and trade alexander arnold and liverpool players involved in the shipping league final. england depart for their base which is not too far from final. england depart for their base which is not too farfrom st petersburg. they will be flying into st petersburg and then they travel the day before their match in volgograd against tunisi

this is a system for us and the city as a whole. it allows our office to manage around $238 billion of assessed property values. this is a legacy system that's been in our office for over 20 years, and soon we'll no longer be able to be supported. it will have a huge impact on our office for many reasons. one of which is that, when you are replacing these legacy systems, not only are you replacing the system itself, but you are also replacing all of the business processes they have allowed them to work with the system. we're overhauling how our staff gets their work. finally, as we're trying to close the role on time for the first time in many years, we're also going to be asking the best and the brightest to come and work on the project so they can help design the system. we'll be continuing our production and pulling some people off of production in order to do this work. it's going to be very important now more than ever to make sure that we have the right people in place so that we can continue with our operations as we're essen

this will be used as a separate coin. it's a real city already under development in senegal.'s fewer regulatory concerns now that the fec has classified some of these issues around when cryptos may or may not be securities. here's the bad news. there's some scary things still going on. those hacks of those exchanges in south korea. that was really scary. that doesn't help. more importantly, i sense a bit of fatigue among the investor community. there's been some huge amounts of money raised, mind-boggling this year but a lot of investors are growing weary of the evaluations at least that's what i hear. file coin, for example, they raised $250 million. they still haven't launched a product. the fec keeps icos aa life as a viable way to raise capitals. i like saying tatatu. there's something dirty about it. >> thank you. bob pisani at the nyse. the sec has come out very recently so you wonder if the boom in ico are people rushing to markets to get their coins out. >> mostly icos have been overseas, over in asia. the u.s. is not really a big player in the ico market, but what's

a c.u. there. tell us why, why north beach is distinct in this case to have a ban, versus other areas in the city. granted they are not as popular with tourist as north beach, fisherman's wharf, help us make the distinction. >> i think the most simple way that i can make the distinction, supervisor peskin is the supervisor of district 3 and he is a fan of using zoning tables in these ways. he's done things in the past to prioritize existing uses and match the nature of what we see in reality to the planning code. you know, maybe district 9 should think about this, or want to think about this. i have no idea. i really, you know, have -- have my focus is on, you know, our district and that is supervisor peskin's focus as well. >> president hillis: what i would see, it is adjacent to areas, this neighborhood, you know, tourist-oriented and adjacent to heavily tourist areas, that would be the rationale in my mind if there is one to ban them here and not elsewhere in the city. just -- the pressure probably is greater in north beach because it's where it is. adjacent to kind of areas. >> sure, and the staff representation, not

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now viral video of san francisco's civic center station being used as a drug den prompted a new coordinated response from both bart and the citystation is going to see a big increase in police presence. tonight at 6... as kron 4's maureen kelly reports... the new program could expand to other city stops. it is not acceptable anymore this is the video shows the scene that the city's current mayor does not want to see repeated.the civic center station being used as a place for junkies to shoot up and nod off. but now more cops are going to bwalking the beat in and around this transit hub.starting july 2nd sfpd will be adding nearly 300 patrol hours....bart pd adding another 80 hours. we believe that will make a tremendous impact but police will be joined by members of the city's homeless outreach and street medicine team to try and get hard core drug users ...like this man,,,,shooting up in broad daylight just steps away from the station....the help they need. these are vulnerable populations we want to help them but we also want to make sure we have a strong presence so people feel safe it is unacceptable for people community o

us in december, taken from the city that he loved. we all have endured a lot since that fateful night. many of us have cried, many of us have mourned, but we have come together as a city. we have definitely had our disagreements and debates over the past seven

a city of many, many nations. that is what makes us so great, and this brings people together. as you know, the sister cities are for exchanges and culture, business, art, science, it goes on and on. what it is really about is about friendship. and you think about all the things that are going on in the world today, and we need more friendship. these committees that work so hard, and they represent the constituency of their particular countries, in this city, and in exchange with the cities across the way, so many miles away. but these may be lots of miles, but really, our hearts, and our arms are very close to the cities that our sister cities. may friendship rained with all the other things that are going on. and san francisco is a city that is a friendly city. we can do it better than anybody else. right, mayor? >> mayor farrell: yes. >> all right. [applause] anybody want to fight? [laughter] >> mayor farrell: one more round of applause for our chief of protocol. [applause] again, thank you everyone for being here. to our consular general for your service. on behalf of your cou

have your down that is does go down the door as you will with the result as usual in the same city in a sas about almost about us as a follow the seven as measured them without limit notice i would hope not i do over the how we're going to develop the dog on the other this issue has been a. couldn't second father say you saw us what. international human rights organizations have repeatedly condemned israel's blockade and related restrictions saying they claim triveni international humanitarian law united nations investigations have also criticized both the israeli government as well as hamas for war crimes and possible crimes against humanity during the conflicts in two thousand and eight and two thousand and fourteen. israel says the blockade is needed as a counter terrorism policy against hamas he denies specifically targeting palestinian civilians killed. but health services in gaza are at breaking point daily power cuts affect hospitals and primary care facilities across the strip there are severe shortages of medicines and medical supplies both israel and egypt often delay or deny permits for palestinians w