and finally we have visitacion valley. this is one of the other areas that had geographically based impact fees. most of its revenue had been anticipated to come from schlegel development agreement. the executive park, both the projects which have not advanced at the same time schedule as we had originally anticipated, i don't believe either of them has started. and like balboa park, impact fee revenue is expected to come in a more modest with funds going to agencies as they come in. however for some of the projects, we keep a roster of projects that the community is looking to fund and the agencies have been able to be nimble and find other resources for them, including some improvements, some pedestrian and trail improvements around mclaren park at the edge of visitacion valley . sorry. okay, in terms of our next steps, we do not anticipate programing, any funds for projects, for new projects? certainly in the in the next two years in, in very modest amount in the next five years. ipic had said that they really would lik

22 year old rolando jakari bell on august third, saying he'd been shot on kellogg street in visitacion valleyospital. police are now offering a $125,000 reward for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the gunman. no suspects have been identified, but police say this volkswagen that was recovered by investigators is connected to the homicide. anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. >> a new report is criticizing the palo alto police department for its handling of excessive force allegations. an independent police auditor says the city should have issued a tougher discipline against an officer involved in a violent 2018 arrest, recorded on a surveillance camera. the city discussed firing that officer before deciding to suspend him. a sergeant retired before he was terminated while another officer was fired. the report is just now coming out after the administrative and legal issues were resolved. palo alto eventually settled with the person arrested in that case. for more than half $1 million. one person was sent to the hospital when a caltrain struck th

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they do, zero waste outreach to residents within visitacion valley and sunnydale and terms of generationeduction. that's our overall goal to reduce everything that's going into composting, recycling and trash. we have formed a partnership with the san francisco public libraries to provide free bike repair and clothing repair to san franciscans. so that was a quick overview. what we're working on now, i'm going to get into trash processing pilot update. so as you may remember, we requested 500,000 to do a trash processing pilot with waste management. this was a very large scale pilot involved 1200 tons of material and unfortunately waste management has withdrew their participation . there was a shift in management and they told us they'd like to pursue other business development strategies. so staff, we have been pivoting and our hope is to do numerous smaller pilots within the bay area to test out different technologies. so we're actually hoping to reduce that down to around $50,000, we have already in conversation with green waste there in san jose. they do trash processing and they're

22 year old rolando jakari bell on august third, saying he'd been shot on kellogg street in visitacion valley. he later died at a hospital. police are now offering a $125,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the gunman. no suspects have been identified. police say this volkswagen that was recovered by investigators is tied to the killing. anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police. >> well, following yesterday's protests in the bay area and across the country, we're diving deeper into the rising tensions in the middle east. the challenging situation that the united states is now in, as the war between israel and hamas rages on. >> plus, we're going to remind her probably every day how much of a fighter she is. >> after months in the hospital, one mother is finally able to take her little girl home, had the baby beat the odds after she was born weighing less than 1 pound. and. roadways. hours of gridl ock on a major bay area freeway and the golden gate bridge now. dozens of arrests following yesterday's protest. why police say it was so diffi