on that first point of wes streeting, it is true that lizl wes streeting, it is true that liz truss hasve, she was the change now? to put it in - perspective, she was the only cabinet — perspective, she was the only cabinet minister, or the first cabinet _ cabinet minister, or the first cabinet minister, or the first cabinet minister to stand up and oppose — cabinet minister to stand up and oppose the national insurance tax increase — oppose the national insurance tax increase. what she actually said at that time _ increase. what she actually said at that time as relevant now. she was making _ that time as relevant now. she was making the — that time as relevant now. she was making the point that you have a lot more _ making the point that you have a lot more room — making the point that you have a lot more room for fiscal manoeuvre. as she said _ more room for fiscal manoeuvre. as she said in _ more room for fiscal manoeuvre. as she said in the last few weeks, fiscal— she said in the last few weeks, fiscal action is now necessary, it is affordable and it is not inflationary. i am is af

we have behavior on the street. we have people looking for food in receptacles may look good at 12 then trash is on the street. i driveway through every morning and i ouzed get upset you in i feel sorry for the people that live there. they need help. they are sick and they need help. i had to change my way of thinking at first i wanted get them out so my guys could clone now i want to help them. unfortunate wagz on the street and when we figure out a solution if tell be better for all of us. it is next is the tenderloin back in december the mayor's office declared an emergency. that meant our bureau had to -- gather resources to address needs in the tenderloin. there is 36,000 residents it is 49 blocks, sidewalk encampments all over. the term open air drug sales i did not know this was a term prior to dealing with the tenderloin. it is accepted. very depress to see the actions going on every morning. we do 350 service requests weekly there are a lot we spend a lot of resources in the tenderloin. weekly we send 116 to

we need people to clean the streets more. we really do. people have to clean the city and county of san francisco needs to clean the streets more. because when they clean it once a week or every 2 weeks bite time they come back it is really screwed up. i think we know this will kill my career i think we need more police, also and need police that are culturally sensitively trained and cultural competency trained. people that electric like me when we call the police the numbers are high we have the police give us more problems, you know we get more push back from the police and some agencies in the tenderloin in south of market have found out that the police don't always write up a report when certain people in the community that are called. >> i will go on to -- cherelle jackson. >> i called [inaudible]. you told me to stop. what are your top community safety occurrence for your district. oh. sorry about that. so my top community safety concern system number one need to invest in community safety ambassadors. i think they are doing a wonder

and in fact, we started the rising up campaign larkin street spearheading this effort. and we invested millions of dollars from the city but the private sector has been available and the public/private partnership in providing resources to support the actual, physical structure but to help those basic things that young people need in order to just live life and to go to school and to work their jobs and other things that some people take for granted. [speaking spanish]. >> as a result, arising up larkin street of delores, we have seen in this city, a reduction in youth homelessness by 16%. [speaking spanish]. >> almost 600 young people between the ages of 12 and 24, have been housed, provided support and this new accomplice that we are opening well, it has been open for arc while; casa esperanza this is adding another 25 units to the w this we are continuing to do. [applause]. [speaking spanish]. rothis is our part of our city's promise to support young people. we have been able to provide access points so that young people can get help because of the work of the delores

we need people to clean the streets more. we really do. people have to clean the city and county of san francisco needs to clean the streets more. because when they clean it once a week or every 2 weeks bite time they come back it is really screwed up. i think we know this will kill my career i think we need more police, also and need police that are culturally sensitively trained and cultural competency trained. people that electric like me when we call the police the numbers are high we have the police give us more problems, you know we get more push back from the police and some agencies in the tenderloin in south of market have found out that the police don't always write up a report when certain people in the community that are called. >> i will go on to -- cherelle jackson. >> i called [inaudible]. you told me to stop. what are your top community safety occurrence for your district. oh. sorry about that. so my top community safety concern system number one need to invest in community safety ambassadors. i think they are doing a wonder

while we have veterans living on the streets. while we have elderly losing their homes because of property taxes. why we have 50,000 kids waiting for adoption or foster care. we will not host any illegals in pennsylvania. when sleepy joe since those coast flights, we will have our police there to creep up on them. we will escort them down to joe biden's house in delaware, he can have them. oh yeah. it is going to be a new day in pa. we will have a new burst of freedom. i saw a bowl today, it has us at a dead heat. which means, we are probably 4, 5 points ahead. pennsylvania, as benjamin franklin said in 1776, we either hang together or hang separately. take back our state and make it the greatest date and the nation. thank you, god bless you. -- greatest state in the nation. god bless you. >> here is what is coming up live today on c-span. at 1:30 eastern, president biden will be hosting president barack obama and first lady michelle obama for the unveiling of their white house portraits. coming up at 3:00 p.m. eastern. the un sec

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streets program be repealed. i find that completely outrageous. we need a network of streets that have no cars, other vs slow cars. and the 1s that must have cars should be protected. we need people to be able to navigate this city safely outside of cars. that's walking, getting to transit, that is riding a bike. we are burning the planet. i don't understand how we can declare a climate emergency and then do nothing about it. transportation is the number one cause of green house gases causing climate change in san francisco, california and the united states. how is the number one problem not being addressed. san francisco declared vision zero in they wanted vision zero in 2014. there are 515 days left and the chart is going up in the right. we are on track for a record number of deaths this year since we embarked upon vision zero. how is that compatible with taking giving more space to cars. i don't understand. it has been 49 years and 4 months since we declared ourselves a transit first city. we should rolling out the red carpet for all those that a

streets program be repealed. i find that completely outrageous. we need a network of streets that have no cars, other vs slow cars. and the 1s that must have cars should be protected. we need people to be able to navigate this city safely outside of cars. that's walking, getting to transit, that is riding a bike. we are burning the planet. i don't understand how we can declare a climate emergency and then do nothing about it. transportation is the number one cause of green house gases causing climate change in san francisco, california and the united states. how is the number one problem not being addressed. san francisco declared vision zero in they wanted vision zero in 2014. there are 515 days left and the chart is going up in the right. we are on track for a record number of deaths this year since we embarked upon vision zero. how is that compatible with taking giving more space to cars. i don't understand. it has been 49 years and 4 months since we declared ourselves a transit first city. we should rolling out the red carpet for all those that a

we had 3 fatalities. on august 11th there was a motorist traveling on downhill on market street. made a left turn at danvers. the, way. and -- a motorist was driving straight through and had the right of way. left turning motorist stuck the motorcyclist and a fatality. we did go out and evaluate the situation. that intersection was upgraded with most of the latest tools. team is recommending upgrading the signal heads from 8 inches to 12 in order to improve visibility at that site. >> on the same day the fatality a single northbound motorist in the under pass at almeny struck a pole that is still under investigation. and there was a pedestrian killed near mcallister on van ness. a southbound vehicle traveling on van ness on the green struck and killed a pedestrian acrossing van ness on the red. we looked at that intersection. it has been upgraded with the vision zero tools from the van ness bus way project. >> moving on. next topic is cent roll subway, we had several important and very positive mile stones. last week we took control of the 7 ral tunnels and track ways from the con

the additional investment of the vision plan help us address street safety. we can meet the street safety improvement needs and safe routes to school needs. we can also increase our investments and new signs and signals and complete streets efforts. we can also help transit operations by closing the gaps for bart and caltrain and exceeding the 2019 investment levels for muni operations. we can support state of good repair by closing the maintenance for bart, ferry and muni and invest more to continue to plan and implement the next generation of transportation projects. almost done. [laughter] the policy initiatives, our areas where we need to continue to advance our citywide policies and identify some new policy areas in the coming years. i'm going to highlight a few on this list. first, equity access and affordability, this is continuing our neighborhood planning efforts. but also expanding the efforts to include equity planning and planning to address the changes of land use. this helps create a pipeline of projects across the city that reflect community needs

anything you want, it used to be, of course, it’s more problematic now you can get out, that is, we have streetsa lot of russian films in which minsk practically played a role as a character. when we talk about the city in the cinema, we immediately mean several stories. the first is when the city is just is the scene of action, that is , some events unfold on some streets. and these streets city spaces serve just as a backdrop, another story. completely different. yes, it is different and much more complex. that is, when the city turns, if you want in the hero of the film it's quite a. uh, comparable to the character. well, with the actors, when the city is not so much a place. e actions. yes, how much atmosphere is the mood of the story, but the emotional state, including the characters, because in this case the city is created. eh, how world studies, how does it feel to be in this? in the early days of the author of the film, when we talk about minsk presented in the cinema exactly as the city of minsk, and he does not pass himself off as another city. then it becomes no longer a decoration a

one is parking protected, which we see with the pilot, they also imagined a valencia street where we wo bike lanes next to one another against one side of the street. a two-way bikeway. the third option is a center running two-way bikeway, c. would have the two bike lanes running down the center with protection on either side. >> earlier, there weren't any enter lane designs in san francisco, but i think it will be a great opportunity for san francisco to take the lead on that do so the innovative and different, something that doesn't exist already. >> with all three concepts for valencia's long-term improvement , there's a number of trade-offs ranging from parking, or what needs to be done at the intersection for signal infrastructure. when he think about extending this pilot or this still -- this design, there's a lot of different design challenges, as well as challenges when it comes to doing outreach and making sure that you are reaching out to everyone in the community. >> the pilot is great. it is a no-brainer. it is also a teaser for us. once a pilot ends, we have thrown back i

as we look at and survey around the area in terms of streets what we notice there are ponding in localized areas. for people who have just moved to the state of florida, what they are stressing to folks, do not drive through the areas because it does not take much water to float a car. that's what they're worried about. i've been watching local news as well to see the fact there have been rescues using heavy equipment and they've gone up and rescued cars in areas metro as well. and people are trying to venture out in the morning to see what the damage is. they're asking folks to stay inside. to make sure they can let some of the water dissipate before the folks start venturing out. right now, this rain has been constant, it's been pounding, luckily, the wind hasn't been as strong as we thought it would be at this point in the morning. as we continue to watch this, we know the storm will intensify later on this morning. >> that's certainly good news that the wind isn't that strong yet. that saturated ground, how much more can it take. and we know that the sun is about to come up in orlando,

we _ street tomorrow evening. yes, interesting. we will _ street tomorrow evening. hoping that it is a pretty resounding vote? titer? very much hoping that it is a pretty resounding vote?— very much hoping that it is a pretty resounding vote? very much so. and i think that figure _ resounding vote? very much so. and i think that figure of _ resounding vote? very much so. and i think that figure of getting _ resounding vote? very much so. and i think that figure of getting to - think that figure of getting to around — think that figure of getting to around that 60% is important. also because _ around that 60% is important. also because of— around that 60% is important. also because of the way that she has conducted her campaign. of course anyone _ conducted her campaign. of course anyone coming in is going to want a more _ anyone coming in is going to want a more resounding result than one that isjust_ more resounding result than one that isjust a _ more resounding result than one that isjust a little bit squeaked it. in the way— isjust a little bit squeaked it. in t

and appropriate for accomplices for people to land you know when we engage with them on the street. we want more of those to lead to coming off of the sidewalk and insdpoors can't do that without facilities like this. i'm optimist thick is a great morning i'm optimistic about san francisco and want to thank jc and john and betty for having the vision and for you know i love our nonprofit partners they are critical to us. we need all hand's on deck. having a player that is interested and figuring out whether they can move from the elevator care space to this space and take care of the nonelderly adult who is need help is exciting and it was a joy to which tour the facility and a joy to help in the little legislative ways we can. i hope this works limp i hope you are down for doing more. thanks, everybody. [applause] sdwroo okay. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! okay. 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! as latinos we are unified in some ways and incredibly diverse in others and this exhibit really is an exploration of nuance in how we present those ideas. ♪♪ our debts are not for sale. >> a piece about sanctuary and how h

while we have veterans living on the streets and we have elderly losing their homes because of ridiculousy taxes, while we have beautiful young kids waiting for adoption and foster care we will not play host to any illegal immigrants in pennsylvania. that's right. so when sleepy joe sends those ghost flights up and they land at the airports, we will have pennsylvania police there to greet those buses. and we will escort those buses down to joe biden's house in delaware. he can have them. oh yeah. it's good to be a new day in pa. we are going to have freedom. i saw a poll today, we are at 43 points each. which means we are probably four or five points ahead. so pennsylvania, as benjamin franklin said in 1776 in philadelphia, we either hang together hang separately. we are going to hang together and take back our state and make pennsylvania the greatest state in our nation. god bless you. ♪ [applause] ♪ [cheers and applause]

wes streeting- — with the conservatives. wes streeting- i— with the conservatives. wes streeting.. wes streeting. i know you - with the conservatives. wes streeting. i know you are i with the conservatives. 7" streeting. i know you are in liverpool but i am sure you are in touch with members of the conservative party, too, how much uneasy as there about the recent political events and the financial turmoil? how much pressure will there be on liz truss and kwasi kwarteng now?— there be on liz truss and kwasi kwarten: now? ., ., kwarteng now? you are right, there is certainly unease _ kwarteng now? you are right, there is certainly unease amongst - kwarteng now? you are right, there is certainly unease amongst a - kwarteng now? you are right, there l is certainly unease amongst a number of conservative mps, quite a few of them have been telling us they do feel like more sort of action, more reassurance is needed from those in government. and their plans are going to work. this has always been framed as a big bet on the economy, these plans for significant tax cuts for some of the hi

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we can't put them on the streets. >> thank you. that's very helpful. do you have a response to what can we do to erase the stigma and also getting more money but i think all of you are talking about. >> thank you mr. chair. my response to that would be the best thing we can do is incorporate people that have experienced homelessness into the work that we do. i myself have experienced housing instability. i have a condition i've been hospitalized twice. these are not things you would know about me unless i talk about them and being honest about that history and how i got here and how that influences my work, i think that's the most stigma disrupting thing we can do. you yourself spoke to public housing. i think we have to talk about it more. those of us that have made it out. i also think that folks who are currently experiencing homelessness do have critical voices and insight into what is necessary and they are often highly refined thinking like i've been quoted regulation chapter and verse by people experiencing homelessness saying these are the thing

problems what solving the crime, we actually do in the problem getting the guns off of our streets andr we have for order so getting illegal guns off our street is not just news new york city probably nationwide problem which can by the guns in other states and traffic them across the border. tomi.tomi: we have a poor borden the southern talk whether again c1 d1 to defund the fbi speech of now, when will the fbi hannibal and not marjorie taylor greens i guess that doesn't matr but i will tell you this and it doesn't matter want to speak to this one, doesn't matter if you have by just for the police and if you undermine police at every turn, it doesn't matter you've demonized them to the extent and undermining police to call the races for them i do it. richard: we did she do that this be specific of your saying give me an example when these two when they did it in a great president biden try to say that it wasn't in favor this right after the george floyd murder two years ago, this way that we saw across the country this is really cities new york is one, and los angeles another basicall

at the same time as we draft the plan we're out in the street. and implementing tools we will believe will am help slow speeds on our streets. such as the speed limit reduction work, 20 miles per hour implementation. ltz we have 70 miles of 20 zone planned the work that we did in the whole neighborhood of tenderloin, which is in the gold shaded lines on the map on the left. in addition to the new legislation are authority under bill 43 allows local jurisdictions throughout california to slow speeds and ecstasy. so that is shown in the left in the blue and red. we're leading the state in this implementation in addition to oakland and san jose. as of mid-september, we already completed 15 corridors with new speed limit signs and another 8 that are in construction and are working hard on the next set for legislation and review. with that 20 mile in your neighborhoods we are also with education and out reach. so similar to the tenderloin you will see transit shelter adds. these minibillboards. we will be doing direct out reach. you will see digital ad

homelessness and supportive housing is responsible for providing resources to people living on the streets. we do assessments on the streets to see what people are eligible for as far as permanent housing. we also link people with shelter that's available. it could be congregate shelter, the navigation center, the homeless outreach team links those people with those resources and the tenderloin needs that more than anywhere else in the city. >> they're staffing a variety of our street teams, our street crisis response team, our street overdose response team, and our newly launched wellness response team. we have received feedback from community members, from residents, community organizations that we need an extra level and an extra level of impact and more impactful care to serve this community's needs and that's what the fire department and the community's paramedics are bringing today to this issue. >> the staff at san francisco community health center has really taken up the initiative of providing a community-based outreach for the neighborhood. so we're out there at this point monday thr

we will now consider item 3, the adoption of the rules of order of the sanitation and streets commission. if we could have those slides brought up, please. the rules of order were distributed to the commission and published online for the public to review and a -- pardon me, not an order of intent, a notice of intent was also published to notify the public of the potential adoption or the consideration of the rules today. but before speaking specifically to the rules of order, i wanted to provide the commission and the public with an overview of the plan for how agendas will be created and then an overview of how a solution is adopted since today we'll be taking on items 3, 5, and 6 and they will require adopting resolutions for each. from there, we will have a discussion of amendments to the rules of order and just a note to commissioners, you do have a copy of the drafted rules of order as proposed by staff in your packet today. so, if we could have the next slide, please. so, this is a rough outline of how agenda setting will take place. the bulk of agenda items will be for contracts

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we are here. and nobody, not a single person, is on the street. a little bit earlier there were still some people walking around just kourious. you could look down here. it is a remarkable storm stormy that we are experiencing, wolf. >> we will get back to you. we want you to be safe, you are in the garage. we are looking at the live pictures coming in. kevin guthrie, he is the director of the florida division of emergency management. kevin, thank you so much for joining us. thanks for all you are doing. what can you tell us about what randi kaye in punta gorda is experiencing right now? >> your meteorologist hit the nail on the head. the back side storm surge and the back side winds can be actually worse than the front side storm surge and the front side winds. you showed a graphic where those winds on the back side were approaching 170 miles per hour. so, yes, much more storm surge on the back side. much more devastating winds on the back sidability it's still a category 4. it's 150 miles per hour. if it goes to 157, it's a category 5. is that ri

we are able to accomplish. you mentioned asthma earlier i saw a precious child across the street. and it is important to note in this legislation inflation reduction act, we have the biggest commitment to protecting our environment and savingor planet with environmental justice. ever, ever instituted by any government. any place at any time this it is again environmental justice is important part of what president biden is b. health and environmental justice. infrastructure justice. equity and he puts resource there is to make it happen. because again, the subject of asthma and it is occurring in communities of color especially is one that is immorality in our society. this legislation guess a long way for clean air and water as we again protect the planet for the children so thank you for mentioning that oscar and for your kinds words. this is again this bill was about health care. and we consider the health of our planet a health issue as well. i did deposit want to just focus on the health aspects without settle way to what else is in the legislation. 2005 and 6 when we were run

welcome to 385 church street. we call this the gothem while i'm not batman our staff are superheros. that work that they do. what they do is nothing more than heroic, from reversing overdoses, treating somebody with dignity and respect deserving of every person. i want to say that i'm proud and happy to be part of the solution that mayor reed, board of supervisors, hsh has brought to the city to reverse the problem. and we'll continue to be here and i think we covered everything that i wanted to say. i have the privilege to introduce one of our residents. david has been unsheltered for approximately 20 years. enter the system about 3 years ago. he's one of our residents right now. david? >> hello my name is david, david rogin and i'm a resident here. i'm a resident of san francisco born and raised 66 years ago. you know what, i'm lucky to be here. this is the first i can say this is my house. you know, i've got my own key. and now that i'm here my goal is to really get myself together. i got a place where i can come

we have been in business for 18 years and we first opened on garry street in san francisco, and now we located in a beautiful historic building. and we are part of the historical building founded in 1776. at the same time as the mission delores in san francisco. (♪♪) our specialty food is food from central mexico. it's a high-end mexican food based on quality and fresh ingredients. we have an amazing chef from yucatÁn and we specialize on molotov, that are made with pumpkin seeds. and we're also known for handmade tortillas and we make our own fresh salsa. and we have cocktails, and we have many in the bar. we have specialty drinks and they are very flavorrable and very authentic. some of them are spicy, some are sour, but, again, we offer high-quality ingredients on our drinks as well. (♪♪) we have been in san francisco for 27 years, and our hearts are here. we are from mexico, but after 27 years, we feel part of the community of san francisco. it is very important for us to be the change, the positive change that is happening in san francisco. the presidio in particular, they're doin

we know there was significant pushback last year when the oakland mayor called an chp to help patrol the streetsly violence, too. if you can speak directly to your constituents, some not oppose this idea, why is this the solution? do you think additional officers could have prevented the violent 24 hours that we had seen -- have seen? >> having grown up here, many of us meet pushback. you can feel sorry for me, you know, try to help me in different ways, but i need the discipline and the pushback -- it is not ok for me to get to caught up in the drug scene, i sent the fbi here two weeks ago to do a major sting operation, where they arrested people in a market, laundering millions of dollars to central america and mexico, because they are selling drugs here in the city of oakland. for me, growing up here, i still remember the drugs when they hit in east, oakland in the 1960's and their families and neighborhoods were never the same after that. as a neighborhood, we need to be able to, one, be responsible for the children that we have, and secondly, we responsible for our neighbors in our neighbor

can't understand what's in the heads of these people, but yes of course, what about by renaming the streets, we uh, the struggle for our identity is still going on and we are still, unfortunately, we are not winning here, but we are not giving up. thank you, vadym, for the conversation. these 5 hours were with us andriy sachuk lesya vakulyuk see you see this week in the program collaborators list of miklushkas traitors in cassocks who actually serves the moscow patriarchate this peep collected for representatives of the army of the aggressor country information about the number, deployment, equipment and armament of the armed forces of ukraine instead of the word of god the campaign for the referendum, how the kremlin uses its agents, there are explosions, the blood of corpses, and so on, what they scared us and how pasha mercedes punished the monk of putin's prison, see on wednesday on september 28, the program of collaborators