and that's norbert weiner. the most remarkable boy in the world. i think page 149. >> yeah, shall i read some? sgri think read that from the bottom of the page. >> he was 12 years old when rachel carson was born, but he was the most unlikely 12-year-old. while others were in fifth or sixth grade, he was entering his freshman year at tufts university. in 1906, that was the article in the world calling in the most in the world. and it's hard to imagine anyone who better fit that title. he told the world reporter he learned much more from the riddle of of the universe in german than oklahomaer in greek. oklahomaer was just telling stories. he said he's like fun. but i like studying too. when i participated in the boys games, i turned to my spencer. suggestions for them which led my mind to greater things. >> so these greater things. weiner goes to m.i.t. extremely centric character. pet kuk larceny life. i wish we had more time to read about the peculiaripeculiaritie. what were the greater things? where did he go with his life with that brilliance? >>

norbert weiner was 12 years old when rachel carson was born. but he was the most unlikely 12 year old. well others his age were in fifth or sixth grade. he was entering his freshman year at tufts university. in 1906. that was the that was the article in in the world calling in the most remarkable in the world. and it's hard to imagine anyone who better fit that title. he told the world reporter. he had learned much more from reading ernest heckles the riddle of the university in german than homer in greek since homer was just telling stories. yes, he said of course. he looked have fun swimming is my forte. he said but i like studying too when i have participated in the boys games. i turned to my huxley or my spencer. suggestions for them which led my mind to greater things. so these greater things we never goes to ends up at mit extremely eccentric character widely acknowledges a genius of peculiar life. it's actually i wish we had more time to read about some of norbert wieners peculiarities because they are really something but what you know,

. >>> to the fight over housing and admissions at berkeley, state senator scott weiner is working on legislation and we will talk with him about the challenges of getting the bills passed. >>> tonight our special report sitting down to talk about the challenges in the neighborhood. that is at 8:00. >> you can ado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel a little foggy. just didn't feel like things were as sharp as i knew they once were. i heard about prevagen and then i started taking it about two years now. started noticing things a little sharper, a little clearer. i feel like it's kept me on my game. i'm able to remember things. i'd say give it a try. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> students rising above is about rising above any circumstance life can bring. >> it is rising above with responsibility for others. >> we are going to do it together. >> reporter: brenda runs her kindergarten class at hatch elementary school for reading, writing, and arithmetic. also respect for students and ever

moratoriums in some cities, including san francisco, prompting opposition from state senator scott weiner. >> los angeles and oakland and alameda can enforce there is, what sentences cannot. >> reporter: the relief program has paid out $2.4 billion which covers less than half of all renters who have applied so far. >>> now to a landmark settlement against san jose's union school district. a jury handed down a 102 million-dollar awards to two women who claim they were sexually abused by a band teacher and the school district failed to stop him. the plaintiffs claimed samuel knight molested them when they were students between 2009 and 2017. their attorneys say the union school district turned a blind eye to complaints about night from parents and students. instead, the district granted him tenure and at one point named him teacher of the year. >> they let this guy keep his job and he continued to dumoulin's -- continued to molest girls in his classroom for years and years afterwards. >> they did not share the complaints and reprimands they were giving him. the district really violated the

scott weiner took to social media to share that he's received a lot of calls about canceling or reducing the state's gas tax. he said it would have little impact on prices and provide less funding for infrastructure. others we spoke with say something has to be done. >> when i fill up my tank, it's about $90 at the moment. that's a lot. i'm at the teacher. it wears. it's hard. >> reporter: some republican leaders have proposed spending that tax. but some say the move would impact infrastructure as well as jobs that are often created with improving that infrastructure. we're in milbrae. cierra johnson, nbc bay area news. >>> silicon valley companies since to respond to the crisis in ukraine. visa cut off purchasing power in russia. apple has turned off apple pay in the country, and oracle has cut off all operations there. air bnb suspending all rentals in russia and belarus. meanwhile, san francisco's coin base says that it will not cut russians or belarusians off from its service. the company helps run the purchase and sale of cryptocurrency. and many of those refugees are starting to ar

san francisco state senator scott weiner won't be voting in favor of the extension. he says he's against the new legislation because it doesn't allow any new applications to be filed after thursday. and because it preempts local eviction moratoriums in several cities, including san francisco the cdc announced today that the omicron sub-variant known as ba2 is now the dominant covid variant in the us by the end of last week ba2 accounted for nearly 55% of all cases. the variant has believed to be 30% more contagious than the original omicron variant. however, exp say there's no evidence that it causes more severe disease or that it evades protection from vaccines. the other big covid news, is that today the fda authorized a second booster for people 50 and older as well as those 12 and older who are immuno compromised abc 7 news reporter loose pena has the details. as cases of omicron's subvery and to be a two are detected across the country the fda's authorized in a second line of defense for the most vulnerable those 50 and older will be able to get a second booster

moratoriums in some cities, including san francisco, prompting opposition from state senator scott weinerntences cannot. >> reporter:

. >> weiner says only one of the officers firing a gun is an important factor. in this case he was overreacting to what he saw front of them and the other officers did fire a single shot. so, you know, that means that that just means that that officers conduct was that much more unreasonable after being shot multiple times and hospitalized. pointer updates, the medical conditio- of his client. he was struck in his 2 times wants in his arm and once in his leg, he is set to hopefully be released from the hospital sometime maybe today or tomorrow, but he will be just moving too rehabilitation facility. has it made you cry on for news? >> happening today, california renters must apply for the state's covid-19 relief program to avoid being evicted kron four's. taylor is aqi. has that story for us. >> it's a sad day when our state government the 17 million tenants across the state in this way, especially in san francisco, tenants behind on rent across the bay area. >> could face eviction on friday if they don't apply for the state's covid-19 rent relief program before

both of them are true experts in the field is there anyone on earth left who doesn't know who chris weiner he is the first cybercoordinator of state and before that at the nsc and before that at the cybercrime unit at doj. going back in law enforcement on the way to a prosecutor in los angeles with an extensive career i believe he is the person back when he started doing this in the bush administration probably 20 years ago. he has been doing it well before that as an air force officer but that is where the leading strategist for how we approach cyberactivities. so i have each of them make brief opening remarks with the ukraine implications for cybersecurity. i invite people with their questions but let's turn over to chris and greg. >> thank you. it's great to be with you here today. i did congratulate them when the bill went through. i remember working on at doj 20 years ago so finally is there and that is a big improvement. >> there are several things without lawful invasion i think everyone has beenur somewhat surprised we have not seen a larger use of cyberbut we didn't see it before

i talked to state senator scott weiner. he supports some of the protection, but he's not going to support the bill in full. take a listen. >> i support the part of the bill that continues eviction protection for the californians who have applied. i support that. the other parts of the bill overriding local eviction protections, removing eviction protections for anyone who has not applied and barring people from applying starting on friday, i don't support that. >> so he does say it's likely to pass in the senate today. that deadline june 30th, but today's deadline to apply. if not, landlords can start eviction proceedings as early as tomorrow. >> so apply. thank you. >>> moving on, we're talking about the war in ukraine. ukraine's president says war with russia has reached a turning point. in a new video message volodymyr zelenskyy tells ukrainians he can see them winning, but they must be patient. he thanked the u.s. for $500 million in aid. the latest estimates put the number of civilian deaths at 1,200. the actual number

san francisco state senator scott weiner says he won't vote in favor of the extension because it doesow new applications to be filed after tomorrow. the federal trade commission is suing the company behind turbotax. the company's claim to offer free tax preparation is the problem. the ftc because that misleading because most people are not able to use the free products. intuit says they have always complied with requirements. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange, we are slightly down about 25 points. a big announcement regarding a special anniversary for the aids memorial quilt. officials with the national made -- national aid memorial say 3000 panels will be on display this june in golden gate park. >> june 11 and 12th, the quilt will lay in golden gate park and will represent to the week 35 years since the first quilt panels hung off the mayor's balcony in city hall. reggie: each quilt represents a life loss to aids. this will be the largest display we have ever seen in san francisco and the biggest since it was laid out on the national mall in d.c. 100,000 panels exist

. >> reporter: weiner is talking about the drug ayahuasca which park says she slipped into his tea oneht. also there are ongoing studies about that drug, it's currently illegal for doctors to prescribe it outside of carefully controlled clinical studies. >> she started freaking out, and she just kept telling me to get out of my house and calling me names. >> you were having hallucinations. >> oh, definitely, visual and auditory, flying colors and sounds. then i started getting a lot of really horrible flashbacks. >> reporter: dr. sackman declined our interview request. the v.a. also declined to answer our questions but did send us a statement saying in part, v.a. condemns this type of behavior in the strongest possible terms, and this individual no longer works for v.a. the case was investigated and referred to the appropriate oversight bodies. the new york medical board where sakman held her license charged the therapist with negligence. sakman did not contest those charges and surrendered her license in 2020. but her former patients want the v.a. to be held accountable too. >> i thin

that we've had and i'll also tell you that we got a fantastic leadership team in place that russell weiner i have built and are ready to take the business forward and with the announcement of our new cfo sandy redding today, i feel really comfortable stepping aside and letting russelland their team take it forward >> i imagine you will be speaking about it to him i'd like to know as much as i can. >> yeah, so russell joined the business back in 28,008 in the process of turning the pizza around which you are familiar with. since then, he has been the architect of much of the innovation you have seen acros dominos from product to advertising, the image of our stores, you know, our dxp delivery vehicles. so many things you seen on tv and heard about, russell has been at the center of, the last four years as coo, he and i worked hand-in-hand, gosh, i couldn't be more comfortable handing the reins over i'm concerned i have to tell you about inflation. i saw it throughout your conference call. there is inflation, not having the people to work, not having the right hours. i'd come back and say, r

anyone else left on earth who does and who chris weiner is?f you don't he was of course the first a cyber coordinator at state. before that at the nsc and before that of course at the cybercrime unit at d.o.j. going back in law w enforcement being a prosecutor in los angeles, so in extensive career. greg we owe greg a vote of thanks i believe he is the person coin the term when he started doing this in the bushin administration. probably 20 years ago. greg ofn course have been doing that well before them as an air force officer. but he is of course are the leading strategist for how we approach cyber activities. i thought what we would do is i would have each of them make a brief opening remark on ukraine's implications for american cybersecurity. then go to little bit of back-and-forth. i invite people to send questions. but without when we turnis it or too chris and greg. christie went to go first? >> sure but first of all it's great to be with you here today to send a real leader. did congratulate him the reporting bill through which i reme

. >> stephen: sure, weiner circle. >> of course. and then, basically, you're doing that every day. other old alums. >> stephen: with the young kids who are still up on stage there. >> exactly, exactly. i tried to go to the bars with them. last time, i crank so much they blacked out. >> stephen: wow. >> scary. >> stephen: yeah. ( laughter ) then i woke up in my hotel, and i realized, oh, i must have seen the tamale ban because i was barfing up tamales. ( laughter ) and how amazing. i was like a little drunk detective. >> stephen: thank you for being so open and vulnerable with us. >> i love to be beautiful on camera. i'm known for this. >> stephen: second city people are known for their dignity above all else. >> absolutely. >> stephen: i understand you did something that happened after i left there-- i was in tour co, for many years, but we didn't have the cruises back then. you all would do the second city cruise. what would happen, they would lode you on to a carnival cruise boat, right? >> it was norwegian. we didn't make it up to carnival. i don't know, basically, it was a four

it's the most porn on computer since anthony weiner resigned.ion admitted he didn't know where hunter's laptop was or what happened to it. sounds like hunter, maybe this guy's on crack, too. >> you are the assistant director of fbi cyber. i want to know where hunter biden's laptop is. where is it. >> i don't know that answer. >> you don't know where this is after it was turned over to you three years ago. >> yes, sir, that is an accurate statement. >> i seek unanimous consent to enter into the record of this committee the contents of hunter biden's lap to, which i'm in possession of. >> greg: hmm, so what does that mean? well the congressional record first published in 1873 along with joe biden's birth certificate indicate is the official account of the proceedings of congress. in other words stuff from hunter's laptop is now officially on the books as far as the government is concernedment so maybe cnn will finally start covering it. >> there's a lot of issues that the justice is looking into including of course this laptop that, on the right w

. >> weiner says only one of the officers firing a gun is an important factor. in this case he was overreacting to what he saw front of them and the other officers did fire a single shot. so, you know, that means that that just means that that officers conduct was that much more unreasonable after being shot multiple times and hospitalized. pointer updates, the medical condition of his client. he was struck in his 2 times wants in his arm and once in his leg, he is said to hopefully be released from the hospital sometime maybe today or tomorrow, but he will be just moving too rehabilitation facility. has it made you cry on for news? >> time now for our 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look at san francisco airport. you see the back there behind the control tower. so at rain a couple days ago, but they're still a little stormy looking weather out there force. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. we've got a windy evening ahead. lion in might have a little bounce a little. my gosh. hold on. that's over 30 miles an hour. >> plus, like sfo. they tend t

scott weiner has proposed a bill to make sure it never happens again saying that it is tragic to determine how many court -- family students a public university like this one educates. drew: line of showers working through the east bay and peninsula en bloc -- along to the south. i want to track this line of heavy showers where you see the pops of yellow, orange, and red. it is moving to the south and east at 50 miles an hour so fremont moving through your area, and then alan rock shortly after six -- 6:00. it is part of an unsettled weather pattern with a liberal -- a level one light storm with possible hail. that is best late tonight early tomorrow morning. tonight is about the wind and tomorrow we have a chance of a dusting of snow. here is the line by 6:30 tubing to the south bay and it is out by 9:00 a.m.. a lot of sunshine but later tonight into early tomorrow morning there bisolated showers moving through for the first half of our weekend. the bigger story, the wind will ramp upa wind advisory at 7:00 r the coast and bay shoreline. secure any outdoor objects and try not to park unde

. >> weiner says only one of the officers firing a gun is an important factor. in this case he was overreacting to what he saw front of them and hhe other officers did fire a single shot. so, you know, that means it. that just means that that officers conduct was that much more unreasonable after being shot multiple times and hospitalized. pointer updates, the medical condition of his client. he was struck in his 2 times wants in his arm and once in his he is set to hopefully be released from the hospital sometime maybe today or tomorrow. but he will be just moving too rehabilitation facility. has it made you kron? 4 news. oakland police are looking for a suspect involved in a fatal shooting of a 71 year-old man. police say that the victim was shot. >> driving his truck in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood. police say that the man was traveling east on international boulevard on sunday night when he was shot and crashed his car. this is video of the citizen app showing oakland police surrounding the victim's pickup and a toyota silent as well. officers and first

. >> weiner says only one of the officers firing a gun is an important factor. in this case he was overreacting to what he saw front of them and the other officers did fire a single shot. so, you know, that means it. that just means that that officers conduct was that much more unreasonable after being shot multiple times and hospitalized. pointer updates, the medical condition of his client. he was struck in his 2 times wants in his arm and once in his leg, he is said to hopefully be released from the hospital sometime maybe today or tomorrow, but he will be just moving too rehabilitation facility. has it made you cry on for news? >> other news tonight, the white house has launched a new website that it's touting as a one-stop shop for all things covid related covid dot gov. contains information in several languages on community spread as well as where to find free vaccines. masks at home tests an anti-viral pills. you can also find sites near you that provide testing and treatments all in one stop. the president says website will help us in the fight against c

senator weiner said. some other cities, including oakland, will be able to enforce expanded local protections if the bill is signed into law. now groups representing landlords have been outspoken against this bill. ahead of the vote, the california rental housing association president wrote. this enough is enough. some of our members have not received rental income for more than years and can no longer make ends meet. by halting applications for those in need and extending the eviction moratorium. rental housing providers are being forced to carry the financial weight of the pandemic, and some of them will lose their properties as a result. now, mike. there's another interesting side note to all of this because the governor is traveling out of the country right now. lieutenant governor elena kagan alajakis is serving as acting governor with the authority to sign bills. she is expected to sign this one today and with it, she would become the first woman to sign a bill into law in california history. live i

i'm asking that we adjourn today in marine of rabbi martin weiner. he group up in the sunset richmond neighborhood. was raised in the temple attend -- he graduated from george washington high school. in college, he met his wife, karen. he studied -- after being ordained he served as a rabbi. he was known for sermon and called on the community to take action. he was a lifelong mentor to many. he was always looking for a ways to help cities, family and neighborhood. he held leadership positions including the san francisco interfaith council and san francisco human rights commission. he serve as president of the central conference of american rabbis. wiener was a devoted family man. he's survived by his wife karen, his brother and son rabbi daniel weiner and six grandchildren. rest in power rabbi wiener. >> clerk: thank you. mr. president. >> president walton: let's call our first 3:00 p.m. special order. >> clerk: today first 3:00 special order is items 26-39. item 26 is a hearing for person entered in it division of public works for the two lots subdi

i'm asking that we adjourn today in marine of rabbi martin weiner. he group up in the sunset richmond neighborhood. was raised in the temple attend -- he graduated from george washington high school. in college, he met his wife, karen. he studied -- after being ordained he served as a rabbi. he was known for sermon and called on the community to take action. he was a lifelong mentor to many. he was always looking for a ways to help cities, family and neighborhood. he held leadership positions including the san francisco interfaith council and san francisco human rights commission. he serve as president of the central conference of american rabbis. wiener was a devoted family man. he's survived by his wife karen, his brother and son rabbi daniel weiner and six grandchildren. rest in power rabbi wiener. >> clerk: thank you. mr. president. >> president walton: let's call our first 3:00 p.m. special order. >> clerk: today first 3:00 special order is items 26-39. item 26 is a hearing for person entered in it division of public works for the two lots subdi

sb922 would extend the transit ceqa exemptions passed by senator weiner's bill that was due to expire year. this adds a few additional policies to it. the reason for recommending a watch is we are trying to determine if there are issues within the environmental community with ceqa exemptions. the measure is likely to be supported as the prior measure. we are watching it move forward now. the third watch item is 1049 coupled with sb1050 both by senator dodd to set up a new tolling authorization for route in salloma counties. sr37 resiliency adaptation project to build a system there that works out of way of ocean impacts. we want to see how this package of two bills moves forward. in terms of the budget process, as you understand the budget the state as it goes through the process is delegated to subcommittees. both subcommittees, one in each house on transportation matters, considered the first round of transportation activities. they acted on a few what i call low hanging fruit minor items. there are very detailed presentations on the governor's infrastructure package including $4.2

raphael mandolin appears to agree with senator weiner. he tweeted quote. be a better way. we need a closer look at how we leverage city resources to advance equity around the country. well today, nasa is carrying out a dress rehearsal for the rocket that will eventually take americans back to the moon. tonight it will move the 9000 ton rocket and crew capsule to the launch pad. at the kennedy space center in florida. it will be fully fueled. it will run through two weeks of testing, ending with all but the last few seconds of a launch countdown. if everything goes as planned, artemus one will be sent into space without a crew. this summer. thomas 4 38. this is for pam. nasa's new james webb telescope has sent a photo back to earth. it's not like anyone we've seen before. now. the photo shows a distant star in the foreground surrounded by hundreds of distance. gallus that galaxies we didn't know about that we have known about but never had a clear view of the scientists say the images are better than they ever expected to see. the engineering images that we

authored by assembly members alex lee and co-authored by our senators scott weiner 80 2053 will createthe california housing authority to produce mixed income homes that are union built sustainable collectively owned and affordable for all income levels california is in the midst of the worst housing crisis in over 50 years. the average californian arms just over $63,000 annually and the median price of a home is roughly $800,000 which is more than double the national average in california more than two in five households currently spend 30 percent of theirincome on housing .more than one infive spend over 50 percent of their income on housing .due to the high cost of living california has been using lower and income level residents and the state has been unable to reduce the housing and we see the effects of that in san francisco every day. social housing helps develop mixedincome projects and locations close to parks and recreation . social housing accommodates limits of ranges and is protected from being sold for a private for-profit entity and residents are granted the same protect

sb922 would extend the transit ceqa exemptions passed by senator weiner's bill that was due to expire the end of this year. this adds a few additional policies to it. the reason for recommending a watch is we are trying to determine if there are issues within the environmental community with ceqa exemptions. the measure is likely to be supported as the prior measure. we are watching it move forward now. the third watch item is 1049 coupled with sb1050 both by senator dodd to set up a new tolling authorization for route in salloma counties. sr37 resiliency adaptation project to build a system there that works out of way of ocean impacts. we want to see how this package of two bills moves forward. in terms of the budget process, as you understand the budget the state as it goes through the process is delegated to subcommittees. both subcommittees, one in each house on transportation matters, considered the first round of transportation activities. they acted on a few what i call low hanging fruit minor items. there are very detailed presentations on the governor's infrastructure package

sb922 would extend the transit ceqa exemptions passed by senator weiner's bill that was due to expire the end of this year. this adds a few additional policies to it. the reason for recommending a watch is we are trying to determine if there are issues within the environmental community with ceqa exemptions. the measure is likely to be supported as the prior measure. we are watching it move forward now. the third watch item is 1049 coupled with sb1050 both by senator dodd to set up a new tolling authorization for route in salloma counties. sr37 resiliency adaptation project to build a system there that works out of way of ocean impacts. we want to see how this package of two bills moves forward. in terms of the budget process, as you understand the budget the state as it goes through the process is delegated to subcommittees. both subcommittees, one in each house on transportation matters, considered the first round of transportation activities. they acted on a few what i call low hanging fruit minor items. there are very detailed presentations on the governor's infrastructure package

authored by assembly members alex lee and co-authored by our senators scott weiner 80 2053 will create the california housing authority to produce mixed income homes that are union built sustainable collectively owned and affordable for all income levels california is in the midst of the worst housing crisis in over 50 years. the average californian arms just over $63,000 annually and the median price of a home is roughly $800,000 which is more than double the national average in california more than two in five households currently spend 30 percent of theirincome on housing .more than one infive spend over 50 percent of their income on housing .due to the high cost of living california has been using lower and income level residents and the state has been unable to reduce the housing and we see the effects of that in san francisco every day. social housing helps develop mixedincome projects and locations close to parks and recreation . social housing accommodates limits of ranges and is protected from being sold for a private for-profit entity and residents are granted the same protec

senator weiner says bans on entire states could also penalize lgbtq businesses that operate there.e on that band list supervisor raphael man woman tweeted quote. there must be a better way we need a closer look at how we leverage city resources to advance equity across the country. well the oil execs may soon be on the hot seat before congress to explain why gas prices are so high. also target is taking steps to move away from fossil fuels with its first net zero energy store. pam cook is here. let's plan to spend $5. but end up spending 100 like we do it every other target. absolutely spend your way to the save your way to the poor house, right, but target making some big moves the target store and its parking lot in vista, california, which is in north county, san diego. covered in solar panels. the panels will produce enough energy, renewable energy to power the entire store . in fact, executives expect the solar panels to produce 10. more energy than the store needs, which it will then return to the local power grid. ringing the opening bell this morning. also the leading pan e

alan weiner says civilians don't have the right under international law to wage war.captured and prosecuted for attempted murder. social media post shows some people are choosing to book airbnb rentals in ukraine to help the posts include notes of gratitude from ukrainians receiving airbnb payments from guests who have no intention to visit. one person tracking the comment says. hundreds of people have done this. and if you're thinking of doing the same, make sure to take the steps to verify that you're not being scammed. also airbnb, which is based in san francisco, says it is suspending all operations in russia and belarus today. ktvu is holding a special giving day drive, the local nonprofit nova ukraine is helping ukrainians and families with children who have been affected by the war. you can go to our website ktvu dot com to find more information or just scan that q r code right there on your screen nova ukraine, handing out donations on a daily basis right now to frontline volunteers who are helping both refugees and people who remain in ukraine. 8 36 new this

i think and have expressed the state senator weiner and planning to express other members of the stateture, we may need to rethink revisiting aspects of sb946. >> president walton: thank you. madam clerk, seeing no one else, please call the roll on item number 10. >> clerk: on item 10. [roll call vote] there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. item 11 >> clerk: an ordinance to amend the park code to waive fee for admission by the san francisco residents to the japanese teagarden and the conservatory of flowers to authorize the park department to waive discount and admission fees to this facility. as the san francisco botanical garden, all known as the gardens, to require the recreation and park department to begin waiving admission fees for veterans at the garden and to fund these changes by reauthorizing the recreation park department to set admission fees for nonresidential adults through flexible pricing based on certain factors to ensure consistent simone all threecy a. >> president walton: supervisor chan? >> supervisor chan: th

. >> oh, this is herbert weiner, because i do want to continue the physical meetings because there are some people who are physically impaired and they have trouble getting to the meetings. hopefully i can call on item number 4 because i have another appointment within an hour, but do continue the remote meetings. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker? okay. i think we are done with our remote speakers, so seeing no further comment, public comment is closed. commissioners, seeing no comment, can i call the roll? >> any comments? >> i do have a comment. in the further resolved, it looks to me that if one member of the commission cannot -- can only appear remotely, then all the commission will hold the meeting remotely. i'm just looking for clarification for all. so one person can only come remotely, then all -- >> clerk: no. >> okay. i need a motion and a second. >> so moved. >> second. >> okay. please call the roll. [roll call] >> clerk: item passes. >> m.t.a. directors, is there a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> please call the roll. >> clerk: on that motion -- [roll call] >

authored by assembly members alex lee and co-authored by our senators scott weiner 80 2053 will createthe california housing authority to produce mixed income homes that are union built sustainable collectively owned and affordable for all income levels california is in the midst of the worst housing crisis in over 50 years. the average californian arms just over $63,000 annually and the median price of a home is roughly $800,000 which is more than double the national average in california more than two in five households currently spend 30 percent of theirincome on housing .more than one infive spend over 50 percent of their income on housing .due to the high cost of living california has been using lower and income level residents and the state has been unable to reduce the housing and we see the effects of that in san francisco every day. social housing helps develop mixedincome projects and locations close to parks and recreation . social housing accommodates limits of ranges and is protected from being sold for a private for-profit entity and residents are granted the same protect

i think and have expressed the state senator weiner and planning to express other members of the state legislature, we may need to rethink revisiting aspects of sb946. >> president walton: thank you. madam clerk, seeing no one else, please call the roll on item number 10. >> clerk: on item 10. [roll call vote] there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. item 11 >> clerk: an ordinance to amend the park code to waive fee for admission by the san francisco residents to the japanese teagarden and the conservatory of flowers to authorize the park department to waive discount and admission fees to this facility. as the san francisco botanical garden, all known as the gardens, to require the recreation and park department to begin waiving admission fees for veterans at the garden and to fund these changes by reauthorizing the recreation park department to set admission fees for nonresidential adults through flexible pricing based on certain factors to ensure consistent simone all threecy a. >> president walton: supervisor chan? >> supervisor

i think and have expressed the state senator weiner and planning to express other members of the state legislature, we may need to rethink revisiting aspects of sb946. >> president walton: thank you. madam clerk, seeing no one else, please call the roll on item number 10. >> clerk: on item 10. [roll call vote] there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. item 11 >> clerk: an ordinance to amend the park code to waive fee for admission by the san francisco residents to the japanese teagarden and the conservatory of flowers to authorize the park department to waive discount and admission fees to this facility. as the san francisco botanical garden, all known as the gardens, to require the recreation and park department to begin waiving admission fees for veterans at the garden and to fund these changes by reauthorizing the recreation park department to set admission fees for nonresidential adults through flexible pricing based on certain factors to ensure consistent simone all threecy a. >> president walton: supervisor chan? >> supervisor