supervisor walton. thank you. clothes i do have 5 amendments my office has of and they're nonsubstantive to the file and i would read them quickly. you have all received these page one line one 3 add and city controller after administrative. page 1 line 17 add comma to the city controller's office comma after account. pain 2 tlur-7 ordinance number 275-06 requires the office of city add administrator encourage all contractors subject to make vol they're contributions to an acounsel to be used the legacy of the slave rear era on persons subjected slavery and descendants page 3 line 11 and 12 the administrator and controltory cent letters to all city vendors by ordinance 275-0 sick after urges. and page 3 line 12 and 13 strike contracts profits to make after number 275-0 sick. amendments made by supervisor walton is there a second for those amendments made by supervisor ronen? without objection. the amendments are adoptd and on the item as amended a roll call. >> item 80 supervisor chan. >> aye yoochl dorsey >> aye

supervisor walton. thank you. clothes i do have 5 amendments my office has of and they're nonsubstantive to the file and i would read them quickly. you have all received these page one line one 3 add and city controller after administrative. page 1 line 17 add comma to the city controller's office comma after account. pain 2 tlur-7 ordinance number 275-06 requires the office of city add administrator encourage all contractors subject to make vol they're contributions to an acounsel to be used the legacy of the slave rear era on persons subjected slavery and descendants page 3 line 11 and 12 the administrator and controltory cent letters to all city vendors by ordinance 275-0 sick after urges. and page 3 line 12 and 13 strike contracts profits to make after number 275-0 sick. amendments made by supervisor walton is there a second for those amendments made by supervisor ronen? without objection. the amendments are adoptd and on the item as amended a roll call. >> item 80 supervisor chan. >> aye yoochl dorsey >> aye

and, vice chair walton. >> thank you. i wanted to state that you are all aware that my office introduced the legislation to reauthorize the workforce committee and the focus is to make sure that city departments are, lined in terms when the definition of work norse development is resources to provide the best benefit to community and get the skills so folks get jobs available and prepared. i'm excited about the mittee now up and running. i'm excited about the 3 candidates. experience. and the fact they are prepared serve is something i want to thank them for, also and with that said i know supervisor safai does have something to say but i do want to make a motion to refer this item to the full burden as a committee report with positive recommendation for consideration on july 25, 2023. >> thank you. supervisor safai. >> thank you chair and supervisor walton. i think it is really fortunate have individuals that have i broad perspective of relationships within our city. we have different pockets of our city with different r

it appears unlikely that walton will face disciplinary action tonight. the chinatown merchants association had a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate the restoration of the iconic grant avenue lanterns. those lanterns were damaged in the storms last winter, prompting community leaders to start a fundraiser. the robert joseph louis memorial and alaska airlines also helped with the project. the restoration is said to signify wealth, fame and prosperity. when you want to see the lantern, it's a symbol of life, the symbol of celebration, a symbol of happiness and the lanterns will also serve as a light for those who live and work in chinatown, illuminating the streets at night, providing an extra layer of security for those around. still ahead tonight, two deadly shootings in oakland just minutes apart. the frustration among community members this evening. also, a bay area based ev company is declaring bankruptcy. the industry wide issue that continues to create challenges nationwide. but first, west coast rap is up in 90s. an update from officials after vid

supervisor walton who is here with us in committee is the sponsor of this hearing, so supervisor walton, i will turn it over to you. the floor is yours. >> thank you so much chair preston and thank you to community for being here this morning. i are just want to start by talking about some things that have been reported to my office. what we have been hearing about eugene burger. since they have taken over propertys i have been receiving several disturbing reports on their quality of services, the lack of how they take care of residents and properties, reports of excessive trash, primarily in sunnydale, lack of inspections for vacant units, which is a major safety concern, and this is primarily in potrero hill. reports of eugene burger unresponsive inadequate turn around, time for maintenance and total disregard of resident needs, which we know is unacceptable, and does not just fall on eugene burger. the housing authority has to hold this contractor accountable. developers play a role in the conditions at the site as well and additionally responsible for insuring community benefit from

i think member walton. great ideas . and i think as we look at tay and family, it's critical that we ask both our the resources that come to us and we look at the fact that both of these populations result in changes over time. people age out families. you know, are created. they change. and so how what we set up for those populations also overlaps with other popular options to become adults. people with families may move into the adult system or adults may move into the family system. and i think it's critical that we frame what we're looking at in terms of that, because these aren't distinct and permanent divisions among the people we're trying to serve. and so we need to be aware of that. so that our responses are flexible accordingly. thank you so much, vice chair d'antonio thank you. yeah, sorry i didn't realize we were like giving proposals for actually actual dates. so i wanted to just maybe say like october would be good for housing authority and then also have whatever department of mo that oversees rad. both of

family, married a granddaughter of sam walton. he he, you know, convinced the company that they start a dedicated online unit at first partnership with a venture capital firm that didn't go very well. and then as part of walmart proper, he sort of know he saw what was coming bit he would go on to become walmart's chairman and and so that was an inflection point. they at least were investing a bit but but really you fast forward until the early 2000 tens. doug mcmillon becomes, ceo of walmart lifer but a younger leader in 2014. and he and his leadership team decide we need something to speed up our metabolism. amazon prime is wrecking ball. we are losing. they knew by that point, they were losing the best walmart online customers to amazon prime and they they end up deciding that the best way forward is to make the biggest e-commerce acquisition at the time. of $3.3 billion to buy really a pretty unsustainable young at the time called jet.com but in turn they were buying a leadership team led by an entrepreneur named mark lawrie wh

seconded by walton. mr. clerk. call the role. >> commissioner chan. >> aye. >> commissioner dorsey. >> commissioner engardio. >> aye >> chair mandelman. >> aye >> commissioner supervisor peskin. >> aye yoochl commissioner preston. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. >> commissioner stefani. >> aye. >> commissioner walton. >> aye. >> there are inner929 aye's >> thank you. call our item 5. >> item few through 9. >> item 5. >> final approval state and federal legislation update. this is an action item. >> thank you, mr. clerk. is there a motion to approve item 5? moved by dorse. is there a second. i will second it. mr. clerk call the roll on item 5. >> do we have to take public comment we called off consent. okay. thank you. on item 5. commissioner chan. no. >> commissioner dorsey. >> aye >> commissioner engardio. >> aye. >> commissioner chair mandelman. >> aye. >> commissioner supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner preston. >> aye >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. commissioner safai absent. commissioner stefani.

you know, one male peacock. >> that was xavier walton reporting. >> kron 4 sports. >> the niners were back on the practice field today as they started prep work for the denver broncos. one thing that was noticeable in vegas was that it could stop anyone. it was the second the defense. but that indicates the depth on that side of the ball could be an issue. new defensive coordinator steve wilks is still implementing his system. so there will be some growing pains that said he expects better from this group moving forward. >> it definitely wasn't the on sunday on how we play regardless of who was in there the the unit today, ones twos threes. it doesn't matter. we got to do much better job of stopping the run and just really on issues. thought they did a tremendous job in bounce and by the energy? was there great communication. you know, the ones in playing the game. it was good to see them get back in rhythm. and then, you know, that scott the twos and threes that person building through and got better today. so i was very pleased and how they responded. >> if you haven't heard by now,

xavier walton has the story. >> one swing of the bat, the kid from california crowned the 2023 little league world series champions in the 6th inning, 12 year-old louis lappe. played the role of euro hitting a walk-off home run selling his team's fate. >> wasn't all the back in california. watch parties, loss, the city of >> mean, the guy didn't make >> curacao didn't go down without a fight. tied the game in the 5th inning 5 to 5 with a grand slam. but in the end it was a little league team from el segundo, california, and a walk-off homer, the top curacao by one run. this marks the 5th straight time. the united states side has defeated the international side for the little league world series trophy. just atmosphere with everybody around just electorate. >> mean, just being here. i love baseball. i love watching. i always come back. the tournament started with 20 teams and now we're just one of the top taking on the title of best little league team in the world. >> and we can't even imagine the families and the boy the coaches feel because it's like a million times >> again, that wa

san francisco supervisor sharman walton harassed a sheriff's cadet. now, it happened last year at city hall as surveillance video showed walton confronting the cadet after being asked to take off his belt at a city hall metal detector. the cadet, amari butler told ktvu that walton repeatedly used a racial slur and threatened him, the chronicle reports the city's human resources director sent a memo to butler saying, quote, a further review supports a finding that walton behaved in violation of the city's harassed free workplace policy. our time is 403. an investigation continues in oakland, where two men were killed and two separate shootings. the first shooting was yesterday afternoon around 215 at the boat launch at the martin luther king jr regional shoreline. then 15 minutes later, oakland police rushed to the lake merritt bart station. that's where another man had been shot and killed. amber lee has more on the gun violence. te sight of police activity, crime scene tape and a black tent covering the body of a man killed in a shooting just outside

so he begins to be or not to be and goes through it, and william walton's music is soaring, shoutingnd effects of the water and the wind and the waves. i mean, it's shakespeare plus a lot of bells and whistles in addition to olivier�*s beautiful voice. olivier: to be. or not to be. john gielgud by contrast, the ages of man being an account of his recital of great speeches from shakespeare that more or less sort of looked at, indeed, the different transitions that a human being might have across their life, was the human voice, single, alone, and i guess i understood that both worked. and that the tonal range in gielgud's voice in itself was a sort of self—contained mini orchestra. so i began to understand a bit more about poetry and what a performer could do with it, but i also was very thrilled by what, if you want to put it crudely, what you could do with the boring bits, if you used an orchestra and sound effects and all the rest of it! so they were wake—up calls to me for what the human voice could do, but i suppose, more profoundly than that, what great writing could do. and the

the final ladies golf major of the year begins on thursday with the women's open at walton heath.he favourites, as she bids for to make it three wins in a row. she claimed her first major on home soil in france at the evian championship, and then followed it up last week with victory at the scottish open. but she's not the only one looking to capitalise on the conditions at the course, according to dame laura davies who is competing in her 43rd open. it is a course for all styles of play, i think. you could obviously put nelly korda at the top of the tree, her game is suited superbly to this now the rain has come. and i like charley's chance, charley hull. she had a great us open, played some unbelievable golf on the sunday. she's not had her best year by any means, i think she would agree to that. but when she's right she's very right and i think this could be a week where her length, she is definitely one of the longer hitters, she could come through as well. at the canadian open in montreal, world number one iga swiatek is through to the third round after a 7—6, 6—2 win over cz

the purple heather was popping on the walton heath course on day one of the final golf major of the yearwho is heading up the womens 0pen leaderboard. she found 11 of 15 fairways to help on her way to a round of 68, which included an eagle on the 16th, she's 4 under. five players are joined together on the leaderboard just one shot back, including 2019 us women's open champion jeongun lee. south africa's ashleigh buhai won at muirfield last year, but had a trickier start to her title defence, ending the day 2 over par. but it's exciting to get in, you know, with a good first round. there's a long way to go from sunday. you know, it's great to put a good first round together, but major championship golf, you can never you know, you can never really lose focus. so i'll get some food and take, you know, get a good night's sleep and come back and take on the next day. nick kyrgios has withdrawn from the us open due to injurythe australian has been hampered by injuries, and missed wimbledon due to a wrist problem . he's played just one atp tour match this year, slipping 57 places down the wor

katherine downes sent us this from the walton heath course.ance from lilia vu. six birdies and just the one drop shot on the card. she and charley hull started in the lead. and the home hope here, charley hull, hoping for a second glitch win in five years it has been that long since georgia hall won the title but it wasn't to be for charley hull. she was making some early bogeys. vu was picking up the birdies, birdie on the last hole as well. a second major championship win of the yearfor three. she won her first major at the chevron championship in april. since then she has been struggling with a shoulder injury so she hasn't been making putts playing particular good golfer. —— golf. come into this last major of the year slightly under the radar even though everyone knows what a talent she is. she has a lovely back story as well because of a player who was so incredibly talented as an amateur and came into the ranks and are so many do struggle with life on tour and struggled with form as well, thought about walking away from the game and pick

katherine downes sent us this from the walton heath course.dies which is the one drop shot on the card and of course, under intense pressure playing in the final group, she and charlie started to share on nine under her partner was huge calories following charlie with the hope year, hoping for second english women five years and it's been that long since they won the title and it wasn't to be for charlie who was making some early bookies. birdies and making absolutely great and birdied the last one in his second major championship victory of the year. she won her first major championship victory of the year. she won herfirst major championship in her first major championship in april and herfirst major championship in april and since then, she has been struggling with a shoulder injury and hasn't been making cuts and playing particularly good golf and coming into this last page of the year and under the radar even though everyone knows what a talent she is in a really lovely back story and the player is incredibly talented as an temperature te

the second round of the women's 0pen is under way at walton heath in surrey.nt at the moment. the american, a short while ago, at nine under after a continuing her first round form. lillia vu has also made ground, withjodi ewart shadoff of england, back on two—under. that's all the sport for now. welcome back. you're watching bbc news. she is known as the queen of latin but surely ballas has soared to new heights this week, taking on a terrifying wing walk. she is facing herfear of a terrifying wing walk. she is facing her fear of heights a terrifying wing walk. she is facing herfear of heights in a series of challenges to raise awareness about the importance of multi —— mental health after losing her brother to suicide. my brother was my hero. he said you will push yourself to be all you can be, because i see one day you will be a great dancer, you will do something with your life. and i will never forget those words. he was always there for me, 21w. doesn't matter if i was getting bullied, he was the man who stood behind me. yeah, ijust miss him. shirley's b

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i'm joined by vice chair walton and member safai is running late bull join us shortly.rules committee before recess i enjoyed serving. legislation and soon take up ballot measures when we return in september. thank

. >> good morning chair ronen, good morning supervisors mandelman and walton. today i'm here to present on behavioral health case management system. today just looking at the agenda, would address what is case management, the current state and looking forward. what is case management? it is a stand alone or in conjunction with intensive outletpaig treatment program, person specific and vary in intensity, length and location of where services are provided. below are functions within the case management systems, which include care coordination, referral, medication support, benefit enrollment, professional support and housing support. we have three different types of case management that range from low to high intensity. i'll begin by describing low intensity case management. these are based out of various mental health and substance use outpatient clinics and serve (indiscernible) do not require high intensity case management and are doing well in their recovery but might need to see case management once or twice a month. the second level of case man agement is

and i posted it. >> that was xavier walton reporting for u.s.. health officials say getting the infection is where, but they do want people to know about the potential threat of going near the certain bodies of water. all right. let's talk about our forecast now with this live look outside here in san francisco. there's the golden gate bridge at the top and it is odd weather day cuyler been tracking her cameras are going to show us what's happening in all different corners. but it's sort of leftover hillary that's impacting you set exact lee. it's tropical moisture and boy, you feel it right. you feel the humidity in the air. you kind of feel the difference in our normal kind of weather patterns that we see. and it's because it's been infused with tropical moisture. see see the clouds all across these different parts of the bay area right now. >> you know, we're used to seeing it over mount tam, sometimes the marine layer rolls. and but we've got clouds, you know, in san jose, we've got clouds around the golden gate. we've got them in the east ba

and i posted it. >> that was xavier walton reporting.ficials say the getting the infection is rare. they want people to know though there is that potential threat in certain bodies of water. and as you heard in that story, you have an open wound of any kind or cut, it's probably safer that you don't go into the water, at least into the waters where they have found bacteria. youtube is creating a new regulations to prevent misinformation about cancer treatments. youtube is a got these new policies covering categories, for example, denial prevention treatment options. they're looking at those. and you, too, says they're going to remove content. that includes claims of guaranteed cancer cures, harmful treatments or content about on proven treatments. and you to also is going to act against they say content that opposes the world health organization. these new policies go into effect tomorrow. >> it's we'll be right >> just about to wrap it up for monday. before we go, let's check in with olivia horton. see what's coming up on live in the ba

get back to being you. >> that was xavier walton reporting for us today.ing up, ready up your resumes and your card skills. a new job opportunity is looking for someone to play their best hand. you know. >> well, how would you like to play, know, all day and get paid for it? mattel is searching for a chief who player to help introduce people to its latest spinoff game called, you know, quiet row. the person will have to play the game for 4 hours a day, 4 days a week for 4 weeks. ha it pays $4,444 a week well of the job is located in new york. kyla. i know i know our producer interested. yeah. are you interested? i do yeah, i love. you know, we're in our time with us. our families got to play this game. this is one of those holiday games that are kind of fun to play. >> you know, is the great fun. i would do that. i don't know why not. >> okay. so a little breezy out there, everybody about 21 miles per hour opposed to just be ready for it. if you walk out the door that you're going to feel that breeze, we're going to warm up as you get to saturday sunday an