member walton. i don't see any, hands. member friedenbach. >> to note. this -- this report has changed over time. it is also a good idea for folks to look at other reports and the way they are done the legislation says what the controller's office has to do at a minimum anything else is fine. so but -- also controller's office has their staff capacity issues what they can and can't do. i appreciate that suggestion. i want us to build on what has been sdpn not start from scratch. so, but i -- i think one things i would have lifeed have seen a discussion more broodly ahead of time i would have gone at this time data meeting had i known. but -- about the annual report and how to do it. but i think that there is it is easy to understands and really laid out limp i want to -- you know wanted to give thanks to the staff for the w on this. >> yea >> thank you. >> a small question, is the data available in e files on line? great. access everything from the dash board you can click out and an option to look. thanks. >> thank you, so much i appreciate the comments

supervisor dorsey dorsey i supervisor chen chen i chair walton all right.ell tonight the motion passes without objection. >> thank you. motion carries unanimously. >> mr. clerk. do we have any other items on today's agenda? >> there are no other items on today's agenda. thank you, everybody have a good week. >> this meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> think smooth >> the height of my addiction i was homeless. i was isolatesed from my family. i had lost everything. my spirit was completely broken. methadone gave me my recovery. it gave me my life back. the impacted relationships with my family in the most mir aculous way. i'm living proof that trea. >> (music). >> the ferry building one of san francisco most famous that as many of 15 thousand commuters pass through that each gay. >> one of the things that one has to keep in mind regarding san francisco is how young the city we are. and nothing is really happening here before the gold rush. there was a small spanish in the presiding and were couriers and fisherman that will come in to rest and repair their sh

supervisor dorsey dorsey i supervisor chen chen i chair walton all right. well tonight the motion passes without objection. >> thank you. motion carries unanimously. >> mr. clerk. do we have any other items on today's agenda? >> there are no other items on today's agenda. thank you, everybody have a good week. >> this meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> think smooth you're watching francisco rising with chris manner today's special guests i'm chris you're watching san francisco rising the rebuilding and reimaging and our guests the executive director of the homeland security and today to talk about the city and solutions and welcome to the show. >> thank you an honor to be here. >> let's a srt by talking about people traeld don't consider that much the business programs what does the city need to have that. >> most people think of homeless they think of people they see on the street in the tenderloin and many people experiencing homeless have not visible to the average person and a lot of those people are children or older adults and families that is what w

i'm supervisor walton. i'm joined by committee members supervisor cheryl and we are waiting for president amanda men who will be here in a little while. >> our clerk is victor young and i want to 100% thank james kawana for making sure that this proceeding is covered by s.f. gov tv for the public. >> mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda when your item of interest comes up and public comment is call please line up to speak on your right. alternatively may submit public comment in writing to either of the following ways. email them to myself the rules committee clerk at visy to your dot y o u and g at s.f. gov talk if we submit public comment via email it will be included as part of the file. you may also send your written comment by us mail to our office at city hall one dr. carlton v good that place room 244 san francisco california 94102. please make sure to sign into all cell phones and electronic devices documents to be included as part o

supervisor dorsey dorsey i supervisor chen chen i chair walton all right. well tonight the motion passes without objection. >> thank you. motion carries unanimously. >> mr. clerk. do we have any other items on today's agenda? >> there are no other items on today's agenda. thank you, everybody have a good week. >> this meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> think smooth >> the height of my addiction i was homeless. i was isolatesed from my family. i had lost everything. my spirit was completely broken. methadone gave me my recovery. it gave me my life back. the impacted relationships with my family in the most mir aculous way. i'm living proof that treaeaeae >> (music). >> (multiple voices.) >> landing at leidesdorff is as the new public school in downtown san francisco for people to come together for 0 lunch and weekends a new place to enjoy the architect and our culture. >> landing at leidesdorff one of several initiatives to the road map for the initiatives all about using your public space and network for now environments to 0 invite people adopted not just

i'm supervisor walton. i'm joined by committee members supervisor cheryl and we are waiting for president amanda men who will be here in a little while. >> our clerk is victor young and i want to 100% thank james kawana for making sure that this proceeding is covered by s.f. gov tv for the public. >> mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes. public comment will be taken on each item on this agenda when your item of interest comes up and public comment is call please line up to speak on your right. alternatively may submit public comment in writing to either of the following ways. email them to myself the rules committee clerk at visy to your dot y o u and g at s.f. gov talk if we submit public comment via email it will be included as part of the file. you may also send your written comment by us mail to our office at city hall one dr. carlton v good that place room 244 san francisco california 94102. please make sure to sign into all cell phones and electronic devices documents to be included as part o

. >> supervisor walton and supervisor mahmood, present. >> mr. president all members are present. >> thank you, madam clerk >> thank you, madam clerk >> unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> colleagues will you join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. of the united states of and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> on behalf of the board i'd like to acknowledge the staff that sfgovtv who record each of the meetings and make the transcripts to the public you believe that is - thank you, james. i also ask that everyone bear with me susceptible through the errors of the first meeting madam clerk, any s. thank you, president. president. pri

supervisor dorsey dorsey i supervisor chen chen i chair walton all right.ell tonight the motion passes without objection. >> thank you. motion carries unanimously. >> mr. clerk. do we have any other items on today's agenda? >> there are no other items on today's agenda. thank you, everybody have a good week. >> this meeting is adjourned. thank you. >>■2 think smooth >> i used drugs from the age of 15 till 29. i had no friends. i had no family. i wanted to quit because i didn't want to die. since i have been in recovery i could write a novel. i have finished college and held great jobs. by dad was back in my life. [indiscernible] it is never too late to >> [music] >> this project is certainly the most significant of my career so far. the majority of my practice is portrait based. but thes is the first time i've represented someone so iconic. >> building a monument to maya angela discovering the civic art collection. former san francisco mayor and u.s. senator diane feinstein and ■; nursing florence nightinggale. >> this begun in 2017 and ordinance in 2018 th

supervisor dorsey dorsey i supervisor chen chen i chair walton all right. well tonight the motion passes without objection. >> thank you. motion carries unanimously. >> mr. clerk. do we have any other items on today's agenda? >> there are no other items on today's agenda. thank you, everybody have a good week. >> this meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> think smooth >> the wild type is cultivated sea food company, meaning we create directly from the cells, fish and other sea food animals. there is so much around conservation of salmon. there used to be so many salmon and now all most done. none. we care about creating a food product that is nutritious, that is free of all contaminants that are unfortunately found in all our sea food today. so, where we where right now is in what we call the fishery, so right behind us is a sushi bar. this used to be a brewery we did miner upgrades so soon we will be able to serve diners here so they can try wild salmon. right over there shoulders they are able to see where it came from. if you are one of the people that lik

supervisor walton. >> [applause] madam clerk call our next item >> item 7. this item provides remarks by the honorable president of the san francisco board of supervisors. >> so a funny thing happens will when you think you might possible lpresident of the board of supervisors that about upon 1:35 or 1:40 you think man i gotta say something today. and i have been first of all i want to thank my colleagues. for policing your trust in me with this job. i will do my best not to let any of you down in this trust. i want it thank the d8 voter who is 6 and a half years ago decided to send mow in this building. and their having done that now makes me by sick months the most senior person on this board. which gives me the office in the corner which was the office of the first gay board president harry britt. and when i was a high school student, and a bit of a homo phobe in the late 80s and had an internship for doris award near this building i remember walking by that office and being simultaneous low intrigued and concerned what might happen fispent too much time

so it's been moved by member walton. i'll second move by member r seconded by member haddix and i don't see any discussion so we can go to a vote. public comment or public comment. members. members of the public who wish to provide public comment in person please line up at the podium now. members of the public who is who excuse me who wish to provide public comment over the phone please refer to the instructions posted at sfx of slash o c o h. wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. each person will have two minutes to speak. we will begin with in-person public comment followed by public comment over the phone. for the record we do not have any in person or over the phone. public comments. this concludes public comment for this agenda item. >> thank you. we'll go to a vote for their vote. >> vice chair de antonio. yes. member of freedom park. yes. member haddix. yes. member jackson. >> yes. member preston. yes. member shifrin. yes. member martinis. absent member walton yes.

what a glow is get ready stop ukulele tiptoe through the tulips will fair a >> that was xavier walton reporting. switching gears now to weather taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. traffic moving nicely there. kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look for your forecast and also just in and earthquake in ca california. yeah. shaken in the new year already. you get up toward the north. >> near clearlake in ca barry. we've had an earthquake there that the earthquake centered the volcanic region. very common to see numerous earthquakes. there you see all the areas shaded in blue. those are a little bit older, but not one of 4.5 that will get your attention. that's for sure. very shallow. only one mile on the depth. so folks living in and around that area certainly feeling that quite a bit. but tonight we are looking at some high clouds drifting on overhead. otherwise storm clouds going to stay away. i think the focus just to the north, but that'll be for the night tonight and tomorrow we're going to see a lot of clouds passing by. and then overni

. >> reporter: ruth spent some time talking with district supervisor walton about the closure and the impacts it will have to the area. >> these two closures are going to be devastating to our community. >> reporter: supervisor walton has talked with walgreens representatives in hopes of saving at least one of the stores. he's been in touch with san francisco's new mayor daniel lurie about what can be done to keep retailers in the city and attract new ones. just a couple years ago a lucky grocery store moved into the building left vacant by another walgreen's closure in 2019. >> our hope is to do something similar, reach out to pharmacies that provide food and other services and hopefully fill the gap that will be left by walgreens. >> reporter: many of the walgreens slated to close have been hit hard by thieves. this location on market street is where banco brown was shot and killed with a security guard as he tried to walk out for candy. the company sent a statement saying, "increased regulatory and reimbursement pressures are weighing on our ability to cover the costs associated wi

she said that yesterday she left fort walton beach to do something that she always wanted to do. she didn't want us to try to stop her. her last words was i love and appreciate you all. keith morrison: but the biggest surprise, marie did not take her three-month-old baby. she left grace behind with the pastor and his wife, and right away her sister esther sensed that something wasn't right. she called her family. i go i know i probably watch a lot of "law and order," but can you find out what's going on because i have this really gut feeling? and she's like, oh, you watch too many of those kind of shows. i'm like, no, this is different. keith morrison: it was the fall of 2011, the very same time that a detective named nesli suhi-moore became a mother, a fact which as you will see may have made all the difference. you get a better understanding of what it's like to love somebody to the end of the world and back. [music playing] keith morrison: it was almost like fate intended to tie these two together in a mystery of love and lies and loss. where had marie carlson gone? the detect

. >> supervisor shamann walton said two of the walgreens locations that are closing are in his communityll deprive san franciscans of access to medications they need and retail options. >> we obviously have communities of color. we have seniors and folks with disabilities that rely on these pharmacies. not having these right in our community is going to have a devastating effect. >> supervisor walton said he has been in discussion with walgreens, and said the company has made it clear that these closures are coming and that there is no room for delays or negotiations. he said he's already reaching out to the new mayor and to businesses to try to get those locations filled as quickly as possible. >> so we're going to continue, of course, to reach out to pharmacy providers. we're going to reach out to grocers and see who we can get to come in and of course, fulfill the goods and services needs gap that will exist if we don't act fast. >> now, we have heard that walgreens has committed to making sure that staff will be placed elsewhere. at this time, though, no word on which locations will

. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> chair we have quorum. >> thank you. i think you have opinion comment announce am. >> for members interested in participating in this meeting we welcome your attendance in person in the chamber room 250 in city hall. or you may watch channel 26 or 99. or stroll live at sfgov.org for those wish to comment remote the best way is dialing 415. 655-0001. you will be able to listen to the meet nothing real time. when comment is called for the item press star 3 to speak. don't press it again or you will be removed from the queue. when your line is un muted the operator will advise you that you are allowed two minutes to speak. we will move on to the next caller calls in the order are which they're received. speak slowly and turn down televisions or radios around you. public comments for the items will be taken first from the public in attendance in the chamber and after remote speakers queue on the phone line. thank you. commissioner chan will miss the meeting. commissioner safai will be late and like to excuse him from the por

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this is supervisor shamann walton during yesterday's board meeting. during covid, we gave emergency powers to the mayor with the presence of a specific plan. right now, we have legislation that requests waiving process and allowing for swift decision making, but weon't have a plan in front of us. supervisor connie chan also raised concerns about the possibility that the proposal could weaken board oversight. mayor lowery says he will work with board members on their concerns, but insists he plans on moving forward with urgency. this is what i ran on. i got a mandate to deliver, and the first thing we talked about was public safety. second was the fentanyl. state of emergency. supervisor danny souder is one of the new members of the board, and the latest co-sponsor of the mayor's legislation. he understands some of his colleagues concerns. we've seen corruption in san francisco, and it is right to be aware of that. we're going to work to find that right balance. so there is adequate oversight, but that it doesn't slow us down because the cost of slowin

. >> supervisor shamann walton said two of the walgreens locations that are closing are in his communityand will deprive san franciscans of access to medications they need and retail options. >> we obviously have communities of color. we have seniors and folks with disabilities that rely on these pharmacies. not having these right in our community is going to have a devastating effect. >> supervisor walton said he has been in discussion with walgreens, and said the company has made it clear that these closures are coming and that there is no room for delays or negotiations. he said he's already reaching out to the new mayor and to businesses to try to get those locations filled as quickly as possible. >> so we're going to continue, of course, to reach out to pharmacy providers. we're going to reach out to grocers and see who we can get to come in and of course, fulfill the goods and services needs gap that will exist if we don't act fast. >> we have heard that walgreens has committed that staff at the impacted stores will be placed elsewhere, but at this time, no word on which locations

. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> chair we have quorum. >> thank you. i think you have opinion comment announce am. >> for members interested in participating in this meeting we welcome your attendance in person in the chamber room 250 in city hall. or you may watch channel 26 or 99. or stroll live at sfgov.org for those wish to comment remote the best way is dialing 415. 655-0001. you will be able to listen to the meet nothing real time. when comment is called for the item press star 3 to speak. don't press it again or you will be removed from the queue. when your line is un muted the operator will advise you that you are allowed two minutes to speak. we will move on to the next caller calls in the order are which they're received. speak slowly and turn down televisions or radios around you. public comments for the items will be taken first from the public in attendance in the chamber and after remote speakers queue on the phone line. thank you. commissioner chan will miss the meeting. commissioner safai will be late and like to excuse him from the por

we have been getting a lot of response from our city officials like walton who gave a proclamation to the women instructors. >> we are grateful for the dedication and commitment to teach art of braiding to the incarcerated women at the san francisco county jail. >> not only has the freedom braiding class kind of paved the way of the training we want to have moving forward; we have already taken steps for more programs such as this. i think we are on the right electronic. >> my hope for this program is -- i want the women it get out and go home to their families to love on their babies, nieces and nephews and mothers. and giving them the skill set for them to love themselves again. although the lives stay on 24/7. their place is dark. i hope this program is shining a bit of light in their histories and minds to wanting to stay alive and free. i used methamphetamine for 35 years. yes, 35 years. when i started using drugs, i think i was 15 years old. i went through a lot of traumatic experiences as a kid. the height of my addiction, i was homeless. i was isolated from my family. i felt l

weve got news nation's xavier walton. he's down there as well. in fact, he get brings us the very latest update right now. let's take a listen. >> these winds are absolutely relentless. they're taking the fire from home to home this one right behind us has been reduced to rubble. you can see it's barely burning, but that fire actually sparked this one here that is ragibg on the roof right now. you can see it almost fully engulfed and then across the street, another image that we've seen since you've been here, amber, starting this fire, that home fully engulfed. >> this area palisades where we are. iconic not far from pch were on sunset boulevard. people know well. i don't know what these people are to come back to. i'm told officials say this is only going to get worse. the winds are only going to get stronger and stronger >> but if you take a look there everywhere you look, there's a fire. there's a home going up in smoke. there are embers flying. that's why these fires are spreading so fast. >> and right now, there's no telling when it's going

i'd like to address one of the letter that we have received a couple of days ago from supervisors walton's office in regard to the project at 41,003rd street. it was a q hearing and i think that there are some of my fellow commissioners have some comments and some of them had already reached out to supervisors office before opening up the floor for our fellow commissioners comments i would like to see if director what he would like to give us some explanations or respond to. sure i'm happy to and just to know director hillis will be here in a moment but he's just in a meeting running a few minutes late but happy to share a few clarifying points. there's been a lot of i think correspondence of the commission's been looped in since last week's hearing on 4100 third street and i wanted to make a couple of things super clear. first staff the planning department did not send any letters from local electeds or community leaders to the commission on that project and it's our understanding that the sponsor also did not send any such letters to the commissioners. >> now i can't speak to everything

reporter xavier walton has been in los angeles county. one of the first reporters on the ground there and he shares a look now at the destruction that has been left behind. >> the sun is of winds certainly dying down, but is still very smoky out here. still, families are are starting to get a clear picture of the damage, the destruction, the devastation. we're going give you a tour of this home here. i mean. >> beautiful home. this is all that's left. you could still see there in the middle. i don't know if that used to be a pool, but you can still see smoke coming up the sea. the appliances may be and of in a bath tub. it's really unrecognizable as you keep coming up this hill here, you'll see as far as the eye can go, chimneys. here's the thing, though. unit for every chimney that you see standing on its own. that's a house that essentially has burned down and you see the the wires here, another problem, power. we watched on wednesday and thursday. you know, power poles and power lines catching fire. that's the sort of situation people

we want to get the latest now on all of this with newsnation's xavier walton. >> these winds are absolutely relentless. they're taking the fire from home to home this one right behind us has been reduced to rubble. you can see it's barely burning, but that fire actually sparked this one here that is raging on the roof right now. you can see it almost fully engulfed and then across the street, another image that we've seen since you've been here, amber, starting this fire, that home fully engulfed. >> this area palisades where we are. iconic not far from pch were on sunset boulevard. people know well. i don't know what these people are to come back to. i'm told officials say this is only going to get worse. the winds are only going to get stronger and stronger >> but if you take a look there everywhere you look, there's a fire. there's a home going up in smoke. there are embers flying. that's why these fires are spreading so fast. >> and right now, there's no telling when it's going to end. >> from palisades xavier walton news nation. >> well, last night we also heard from the oakland fire d

supervisor shamann walton released a statement saying his office was monitoring developments and offering tips, including reminding immigrants of their right to remain silent, to not open the door without a warrant, and to contact the rapid response network. mayor daniel lurie's office also released a statement saying the mayor's office is confident there was no federal immigration enforcement action on muni. the mayor's office also reaffirmed the mayor's commitment to sanctuary city policies, saying, quote, their purpose is not to interfere with immigration enforcement, but to ensure that all residents can feel safe interacting with local law enforcement and accessing city services. these laws have been on the books for decades, and we will continue to uphold and defend the general prohibition of the use of city resources to assist ice in enforcing federal immigration actions. while the incident here in san francisco proved to be a false alarm, chicago public schools said that ice agents did show up at hamlin elementary school friday morning. staff at the school there say the agents did

now, supervisor shamann walton has concerns about some of the plan's details and the scope of the mayor's request. supervisor connie chan is concerned about approving anything that would reduce the board's oversight. this is just the start of what could be a long legislative process. well, it is a big night at the white house just a short while ago. you might have seen it. president biden saying good-bye to the american people. he also had a stern message about social media and abuse of power. a message that seemed to be directed right at mark zuckerberg and elon musk. i have no doubt that america is in a position to continue to succeed. that's why my farewell address tonight, i want to warn the country of some things that give me great concern. and this is a dangerouous conrn, and that's a dangerous concentration of power in the hands of a very few ultra wealthy people. and the dangerous consequences if their abuse of power is left unchecked. today, an oligarchy is taking shape in america of extreme wealth, power and influence that literally threatens our entire democracy. mr. biden from

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supervisor shamann walton says he has concerns about some of the plan's details and the scope of the mayor's request. supervisor connie chan says she's concerned about approving anything that would reduce the board's oversight. mayor's legislation was formally introduced to the board yesterday, meaning just starting what could be a long legislative process. tonight in oakland, the public gets another chance to weigh in on a growing debate about police pursuits. the governor wants to change the rules immediately, allowing cops to chase suspects in more cases. but critics say that's a recipe for disaster. here's nbc's velena jones. we need to see that policy changed nearly three weeks after governor newsom publicly called out the oakland police commission and promised to take away additional chp help if the city did not widen their police pursuit policies. the commission is holding a town hall event to let the public weigh in. we have all collectively, given our commitment to work with city leadership, to make smart changes and to give opd the tools that they need to deter deter crime

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