whitley. thank you. thank you. good afternoon, members of the oak oversight committee members of the public amg whitley, are you she? her pronouns from the deputy director for administration and finance for the department of homelessness and supportive housing, and i'll be sharing with you. um some updates from the mayor's proposed budget as it relates to the r city our home. fund spending as well as trailing legislation introduced in the budget. so first just a by briefly introducing this topic. um the city in close partnership with community and people with lived experience just released its five year strategic plan goals. those goals are listed here and really focus on reducing homelessness overall as well as a 50% reduction and unsheltered homelessness. um, center, um, racial equity by reducing inequities, increasing exits to homelessness, supporting housing, success and housing stabilization and then preventing homelessness. and so both the hsh budget and this proposal, um, makes efforts to achieve

whitley. thank you. what i recommend maybe is, um you know, i can come back on the 22nd and provide more information or respond through controller staff . two questions? um given the limited time now, i don't have an immediate answer. okay? i'm not sure. totally followed. yeah no worries. follow up. we'll follow up and just we'll go to royal secretary home. if you need to. yes, antonio. so we could so we calling rules about that member catalano? yes remember cunningham? denny, absent vice chair. d'antonio yes . freedom bought yes. chair. williams member preston? yes. alright so it's unanimous and i believe with that it is five o'clock and we have a hard stop at five. i don't believe we have any other business future, but the future is that we can move. move that table that so we just need a motion to adjourn. motion to adjourn. second so moved by vice chair d'antonio seconded by member of freedom bach and will call the roll. member catalano. yes remember ken cunningham denning absent vice chair. d'antoni

whitley. thank you. thank you. good afternoon, members of the oak oversight committee members of the public amg whitley, are you she? her pronouns from the deputy director for administration and finance for the department of homelessness and supportive housing, and i'll be sharing with you. um some updates from the mayor's proposed budget as it relates to the r city our home. fund spending as well as trailing legislation introduced in the budget. so first just a by briefly introducing this topic. um the city in close partnership with community and people with lived experience just released its five year strategic plan goals. those goals are listed here and really focus on reducing homelessness overall as well as a 50% reduction and unsheltered homelessness. um, center, um, racial equity by reducing inequities, increasing exits to homelessness, supporting housing, success and housing stabilization and then preventing homelessness. and so both the hsh budget and this proposal, um, makes efforts to achieve

it's coral systems. whitley, a key role, a maureen by diversity. i'll also be hates. it weighs on the application. all the oceans close to by increased c o. 2 levels of designated many endemic coral spaces in recent times conservation measures have given stocks in the mediterranean reprieve. but now the jewelry industry has read this covert of these color flu. marvin's creatures of the bulk of a coastal town in northwest, in tennessee, for centuries, that played a role in coal fishing and trade in the mediterranean region. but these days, businesses bought nearly all of the once likely handy cross shops on the beach. coming out a closed door at our folly is one of the few who continued to make to re from colorado, used to keep costs as business on to his children. but now he's not successful, whole isn't precariously short supply. so say what am i stuck on? what at some point that will probably be no more clear a left at all. how do you and people die out and what it says the read also is concerned. so justifies read coral, in particular, is highly sought after in the

whitley. thank you. thank you. good afternoon, members of the oak oversight committee members of the public amg whitley, are you she? her pronouns from the deputy director for administration and finance for the department of homelessness and supportive housing, and i'll be sharing with you. um some updates from the mayor's proposed budget as it relates to the r city our home. fund spending as well as trailing legislation introduced in the budget. so first just a by briefly introducing this topic. um the city in close partnership with community and people with lived experience just released its five year strategic plan goals. those goals are listed here and really focus on reducing homelessness overall as well as a 50% reduction and unsheltered homelessness. um, center, um, racial equity by reducing inequities, increasing exits to homelessness, supporting housing, success and housing stabilization and then preventing homelessness. and so both the hsh budget and this proposal, um, makes efforts to achieve those five

sure g whitley hsh admin and finance. thank you. chair for the question. so just starting with our programs division 147 ft. e that. you see here we have 50 to 55 direct service workers. these are clinicians overseeing our sf hot work. these are clinicians and health workers that staff. six city least, hotels and provide case management and services that person permanent, supportive housing. this is our outreach transportation team. um and so the remaining staff are as a director, mcspadden said. really um, monitoring and, um, implementing all of our housing shelter. prevention um, outreach , coordinated entry services on the admin and finance side that also includes a um, i think we have a little under a dozen facilities team and so the that's also providing sort of direct services at our city owned shelters. um those are our station engineers and our building and grounds supervisor as well as our i t team does provide the i t support at some of those city owned shelters as well as well as provide support to staff on site at hotels, so there. there is a b

this year's juneteenth event was hosted by actress and comedian kym whitley and headlined by singer kay michelle. and that'll do it for us tonight. thanks so much for joining us on ktvu news at 11. our news will continue with mornings o he's selling it and moving into a bachelor pad, now that he's officially divorced. which is great! well, i don't know about "great." i mean, you can come and go as you please, i suppose, and maybe see what's up with the u.p.s. girl who's always asking if you work out, or -- it's great because we have the rare opportunity to choose our new neighbors. while still looking out for my client's best interests, of course. wink, wink. [chuckles softly] i'm in kind of in a delicate spot, stuck between my wife and the guy next door, but i'm pretty sure i can satisfy them both simultaneously. okay. that's them. that's them. everybody look like you're gardening.

uh g whitley again? um good question. so the only the staffing that shown here is not split between you know you're not seeing outreach , staffing and outreach. all of the staffing is that 7% even what we call administrative costs, which might be work orders that maybe a lot of that is things like um, wiring at our shelters or facilities costs that are shelters but about, um . i think it's i have it somewhere in my notes, but it's on the order of magnitude of um . 90% but let me get you the exact percentage that is going to community based um but in that order of magnitude as as a department, most of what we do, we do limited direct services and staff, but most of what we do is fund our community based partners who deliver these services in a variety of models with their cultural competency and expertise, and we're the thunder. so that's what i can get you the exact percentage. it's for about 90% for me, the 90 10 is orders of magnitude. um when i was looking for, so thank you very much. you don't for me, you need to answ

it's insane.sue whitley was a lady pushing a feral baby. she was yelling at the baby.woman who stabbed her was mad that she was yelling at her baby which i don't know a ton about this ueb i would guess the least leeffective way to stop someone from screaming is to stab themo. doctor jill biden agrees that she is a doctor. [laughter] one store that freaks me out. there was a story that a guy punches a woman and her boyfriend stabs the guy. and i am mortified of a girl i am dating starting a fight because you have to step in. and this guy stepped in. i would do something way more subtle. like pretend i didn't see it. >>. [laughter] that's what i would do. ralph, welcome to the show. first time on. excellent. >> chee--does this ruling affec how you would defend yourself in a tense situation, if you do the right thing you still go y jail? statement probably before this i i would have been careful to use force unless i had to for pretty obvious reasons. i am not sure i'm going to get treated equally edge of the hall. but seriously, it is a reminder and elections have conseq

of the kids and for us to advocate to mentioned turn concrete changes and to try to, to different whitley different assume that the human rights of printing thought and the democratic trends without the results and you have without any results. i, i fully disagree your friend. if i follow your post, it means that uh we would be more efficient by us into a here in brussel we saw the condition. of course it fixed the time of quote is difficult. i am not seeing that we are delivering to any one meet or anyone from but time can visit if you do not induce activity, southern to treatment, nothing is when we induce we open the door in order to do ever since then he's just very brief. are you the human rights groups of 10 major human rights groups? don't agree with you a total. they say having a human rights dialogue with china cannot seriously being and in itself, they want to tell the high adult a local real human rights progress, including in st. john's into banks, what do i do instead of this of those things. so if i don't have it, isn't it exactly what you're doing with the system? it's chin

we whitley see an argument for front load hikes, and could we possibly see a three way boat split?ote split? i will have an eye on that as well. dani: let's talk more about this. sara, thank you so much for joining us. i'm sure it's going to be for you and insane day. are you expecting any surprise jumbo hikes from any central banks today? >> we are expecting to see 25 basis points across the board. we could see an upside surprise. thinking about the bank of england in particular, the data we've had on inflation, on wages , make some of them really worried. we may end up with a two way or three way split. i would expect some policymakers to be voting for a 50 basis point hike. the reasons why we don't expect there to be a shift back to 50 basis points, this meeting, we haven't had any signals that that is what they're planning. it's not a meeting where week get to forecast, that comes at the next meeting in august. and the question of time lags, the like impact of previous rate hikes which affects all policymakers across the board. dani: when you look at a market that is pricing in

sir, i like that look, [laughter] >> and finally, miss whitley hasting. the outreach specialist of the hunger free america for food link in the york. and mrs. cox, you are now recognized for five minutes. big >> chairs tavernier and fetterman. ranking braun. members of the community. thank you for the opportunity to testify. anti jones cox, vice president of food resource at -- a non patterson support in washington d.c.. i wanted to make three key points, snap plays a critical role in reducing hunger and poverty. snap supports and incentifies's lie helping low wage workers help make ends meet, and snap benefits shrinking in the farm bill. snap is the most effective tool for combatting hunger and food insecurity. especially among children, older adults, people with disabilities, and veterans. snap reduces food insecurity by as much as 30%. snap also plays a critical role in reducing poverty. snap provides families with a number they need to purchase groceries, helping to free up their limited resources to spend more on other basic needs such as housing, ut

i beg your pardon, this is genin whitley bay who says, i think it is a big stitch up, i am so annoyedxtualise that, with everything that you are seeing? i contextualise that, with everything that you are seeing?— that you are seeing? i think it is robabl that you are seeing? i think it is probably unrealistic _ that you are seeing? i think it is probably unrealistic to - that you are seeing? i think it is probably unrealistic to suggest l that you are seeing? i think it isj probably unrealistic to suggest i can convincejen of an opposite argument. i'm no fan of this place. i am a big fan of scottish independence. i want to be as far away from this place is possible for the good of scottish independence. there is a committee put in place to look at the behaviours of a prime minister. they have proven that cross party committee, they have proven, and conclusively stated, that boris johnson proven, and conclusively stated, that borisjohnson deliberately lied to parliament. that wine time friday was ongoing while the rest of us were sat at home dealing with the impacts of the pandemic, un

well this year's juneteenth event was hosted by actress and comedian kym whitley and headlined by singer michelle harmonizing the power of music and the celebration of the lgbtq plus community. the international pride orchestra is a nonprofit that's bringing together musicians from all corners of the globe to present concerts, celebrate the community and raise funds for meaningful causes. with us now is jimmy lopez, who is the composer and michael rust, who is the founder. thank you both for coming here. it's kind of fitting that the inaugural concert for the international pride orchestra is in san francisco. absolutely. the city of progress. and we are so excited to bring over 78 musicians here from around the world to not only celebrate pride, but to make music, but most importantly, to raise funds to support lyric, one of the country's first and largest lgbtq+ youth centers in the states. so this is how it goes. you're going to go to different cities and choose a cause that you deem worthy enough to give the proceeds to. how did you choose lyric? we really wanted to select an organiza

chair chan whitley. as as you're well aware, supervisor ronen has been meeting with us and our community partners and other advocates, along with the mayor's office and just want to thank personally supervisor ronan for her leadership and work in this area. and i know we are making progress. yeah. thank you, supervisor ronen. yes, right back at you. and emily and shereen, director, director and director. sorry, i'm i and the community i see so many members of the community here. i just want to thank everyone for coming in on a saturday after exhausting week for coming in on a tuesday night after an exhausting day. it has been i've learned a lot from from both from all of you and having that place to really just put all the issues forward and discuss them as a group was was amazing. i have to say, i've mediated a lot of disagreements in the city and my 13 years here, but i had never mediated between a table of people, all who were right. you know, there was no one who is wrong and all who is intentions we

chair chan whitley. as as you're well aware, supervisor ronen has been meeting with us and our community partners and other advocates, along with the mayor's office and just want to thank personally supervisor ronan for her leadership and work in this area. and i know we are making progress. yeah. thank you, supervisor ronen. yes, right back at you. and emily and shereen, director, director and director. sorry, i'm i and the community i see so many members of the community here. i just want to thank everyone for coming in on a saturday after exhausting week for coming in on a tuesday night after an exhausting day. it has been i've learned a lot from from both from all of you and having that place to really just put all the issues forward and discuss them as a group was was amazing. i have to say, i've mediated a lot of disagreements in the city and my 13 years here, but i had never mediated between a table of people, all who were right. you know, there was no one who is wrong and all who is intentions we

sure g whitley hsh admin and finance. thank you. chair for the question. so just starting with our programs division 147 ft. e that. you see here we have 50 to 55 direct service workers. these are clinicians overseeing our sf hot work. these are clinicians and health workers that staff. six city least, hotels and provide case management and services that person permanent, supportive housing. this is our outreach transportation team. um and so the remaining staff are as a director, mcspadden said. really um, monitoring and, um, implementing all of our housing shelter. prevention um, outreach , coordinated entry services on the admin and finance side that also includes a um, i think we have a little under a dozen facilities team and so the that's also providing sort of direct services at our city owned shelters. um those are our station engineers and our building and grounds supervisor as well as our i t team does provide the i t support at some of those city owned shelters as well as well as provide support to staff on site at hotels, so there. there is a b

supervisor whitley. again so this is separately funding the housing component. the $3 million is a spin down from the mayor's office of housing and community development that's implementing. and it's really for other kinds of related services is mostly capacity building for the agencies who have the cultural competency that are seen in inflow into their system. so yes, the funds are really going for those capacity issues in next year's budget. at most said, separate from the housing rental assistance that is providing. so the additional funds are really to excess, expand some of that critical capacity building we're seeing safety and security issues. obviously what does that mean that this would provide capacity building funds for these providers to do a cybersecurity assessment to understand the physical and safety needs of their site, to be able to because they're being targeted, correct? correct. and would you like to say, okay. yeah, i'm happy to. i'm happy to speak to that. some of our trans organizations and lgbtq organizations are being targeted with anti

the department emily cohen whitley. and it was really it was a really group effort. so everyone , you know, was at their very best, fiercely defending the needs of so many people that all need defending and more resources. and i think we're all very happy with the outcome. so if you will accept these amendments, they will they are substantive. so they will have to sit until our next budget meeting and i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you. i second the motion to amend and vice chairman. uh uh, thank you, madam chair. i want to thank supervisor ronan for your work on this. i think this is an elegant solution to our current predicament today of getting ourselves to a budget that can pass and can make the shelter investments that were identified by hsh and the mayor's office. i do continue to believe that we are not focusing enough energy and resources on addressing what i think is a central challenge for our city, which is encampment and neighborhoods across the city and the only way to address that is going to be a significant expansion in shelter and then a re

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jose and santa clara county and this year's juneteenth event was hosted by actress and comedian kym whitleyed by the singer kay michelle thomas 657 a recalls being issued for jeeps and dodge rams over possible engine problems. the ram and jeep are recalling as many as 80,000 vehicles because of a problem with the crankshaft that could cause the engine to stall the trucks and suvs affected are the ram 1500s from 2014 to 2019 and the jeep grand cherokees from 2014 to 2020. the companies will be contacting the owners with information about repairs by the end of july. well, a company, a south bay water agency, will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony today. it will mark the completion of an improvement project, valley water is celebrating the completion of the lower penton creek project. it provides flood protection for residents and businesses along a one mile area between san andreas drive to the coyote creek confluence. the upgrades included a new levee, some flood walls and also raising an existing levee. well, all of the rainy weather we had during the winter and spring has made it pretty easy

the department emily cohen whitley. and it was really it was a really group effort. so everyone , you know, was at their very best, fiercely defending the needs of so many people that all need defending and more resources. and i think we're all very happy with the outcome. so if you will accept these amendments, they will they are substantive. so they will have to sit until our next budget meeting and i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you. i second the motion to amend and vice chairman. uh uh, thank you, madam chair. i want to thank supervisor ronan for your work on this. i think this is an elegant solution to our current predicament today of getting ourselves to a budget that can pass and can make the shelter investments that were identified by hsh and the mayor's office. i do continue to believe that we are not focusing enough energy and resources on addressing what i think is a central challenge for our city, which is encampment and neighborhoods across the city and the only way to address that is going to be a significant expansion in shelter and then a re