plans around climate change and thank you for being with us here today as well as state senator scott wiener and sophie maxwell and i know president walton will join us soon and today is a significant day. it's a major step for our city and towards being more independent and providing 100% renewable energy for san francisco. through clean power s.f. and hetchy power in our city we provide 70% of the power to places like general, city hall, to our schools and treasure island and other locations throughout san francisco and i remember in 2012 or 2013 and senator wiener would remember how important clean power was to the people of the district i represented and so he and i worked very closely to fight to push san francisco in a direction where we finally rolled out a clean power program and in fact we worked to make sure that clean power program was provided to the residents of the bayview hunters community community first. the district that supervisor maxwell used to representative, because of many of the environmental injustice that's had occurred but more importantly, because we know it's po

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madam mayor, mayor wiener, i thank you for your courage and your commitment to make sure we're takingecause, this obstruction, this delay needs to stop and we need to get moving forward to make sure we provide to everyone, reliable and affordable public power and with that i'd leung to ask my colleague, senator scott wiener to come up and say a few words. >> so we can get on with this process and this is not a short term issue, this is going on forever and ever, san francisco has struggled with g and e for so long and we've seen the problems caused when you have a utility which is so massive, offering such an untenable geography that it's not keeping up its assets. it's so focused on performing for wall street it doesn't make basic say tvusd and infrastructure investments so san bruno, paradise, et cetera, et cetera, and you've heard the consequences here in san francisco. energy is not cheap from pg&e. we pay a lot. it's not like pg&e is somehow the low cost provider, it's not. it's the highest or among the highest in tractor-trailer country because of its own negligence. we in san f

scott wiener is behind a grant to fund the works of aapi artists. he was in san francisco for a musical performance to mark the occasion. it will support artist whose champion social justice and quality. the executive director says the investment will empower the community. you certainly need it. senator wiener saves chinatown and artists have been hit hard by the pandemic. investing in the community couldn't come at a better time. that is a wonderful program. >> it is. we had hazy conditions over the weekend. is the air quality getting better, jeff >> a little bit of haze and we're going to be fine. this is from walnut creek back toward pleasant hill and concord. it is okay to be outside breathing the air because we're moderate across the bay area. i'm confident we're going to stay with a forecast like this because of the way the weather pattern is setting up. i'll show you what i'm tracking on the weather maps. it's all about this system right here. if we didn't have this system we would have drastically different conditions, smoke, hotter tempera

scott wiener is behind a grant to fund work of aapi artists. he was in san francisco for a musical performance to mark the occasion. the money will support artists who champion social justice and equality. >> and this investment will empower our communities to tell our own stories and our own narratives. and this investment will support art that will take a strong stance against hate. >> senator wiener says chinatown and artists have been hit hard. >>> a new plan to keep cyclists safe on mt. diablo. new bike turnouts were announced to be built along the mountain to allow cars to drive around the cyclists. they've mapped out 77 possible spots. the state budget set aside money for this project. >>> hard hats and gold shovels in the south bay, a symbolic gesture that will mean homes for the uphoused. stakeholders broke ground at the future sitef the villas at fourth street. it will have 93 apartments for seniors 55 and older. it is part of a private-public partnership including companies like google and apple. it will provide supportive services t

state senator scott wiener says yes and he tweeted this yesterday he says all teachers and staff, as well as eligible kids in school should be required to get vaccinated for covid, absent a medical region. it would protect children, staff, teachers, and families. dr. patel is sticking around for the conversation with his medical expertise. we are going to put aside kids as 12 and under because are not eligible and school districts are waiting for full approval before considering mandating it for middle and high schoolers. but let's talk what teachers and staff. why are you adamant that not requiring the vaccine is making the wrong move? >> we know that these vaccines are very safe and effective. this is probably the most studied medical product maybe in history. we have enormous amounts of data, not just from the trials, but from real-world experience, that these vaccines keep people from getting very sick, overwhelmingly, it keeps people out of the hospitals and keep people from dying. our path to normalcy is getting everybody vaccinated and we know that the reason we are having the

state senator scott wiener is behind a $1 million grant to fund the work of aapi artists. he was at the chinese culture center in san francisco today for a musical performance to mark the occasion. the money will support artists who champion social justice and equality. >> and this investment will empower our communities to tell our own stories and our own narratives. and this investment will support art that will take a strong stance against hate. >> senator wiener says china town and artists have also been hit hard by the pandemic so investing in the community couldn't come at a better time. >>> a family in the east bay is mourning the death of their 14-year-old tonight. concord police are investigating the death which they say likely happened because of an accidental overdose. they say the concord high school student may have ingested pills that looked like this. police say they aren't aware of these pills going around the high school or neighborhood. but they want parents to be aware. >>> well, hollywood divorces frequently make headlines. but a silicon valley divorce

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i don't know why anyone would pay so much for a pack of wie wieners. issues with the growth of ethereum and crypto overall because of the transactions that run through the network and the forking, in the most simple terms, is the effort to change the way it works behind the scenes to make it a lot better in processing transactions and more efficient. >> yeah. do you think that post -- this is hard to say post-forking rally is going to stay or is it a short-term anomalies that causes things to happen under the hood, danny, because we had been in a period of weakness. what are you hearing about the future path? >> i think it is really hard to track where the prices are going to go day-to-day i think the forking is going to keep the price of ethereum up in the long term as investors look to what this is becoming a world computer of sorts and it is working better under the hood in terms of what it set out to do if you have a network that works better and able to do more with it and able to do more with it, you have more of a use case. i can see that the pr

so i went from flying airplanes to selling wieners. [ laughter ] it was a good job, though. >> but he was the best. >> right. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> all right, colonel, if you could give us -- >> well, my profession was the military. so when i retired, i spent 36 years, 5 months in active duty. now i am 40 years retired. >> wow. >> i was able to beat my active duty. >> there is our range. when i got out, i got my masters but i didn't want much to interfere too much with my retirement. >> that is music to my ears, by the way. yes, sir. colonel harvey? >> during my whole life as a youngster all the way until i got married, i was a perfectionist. and there is nothing a perfectionist cannot do. and washing out of flying school never entered my mind. perfectionists can do everything. and then i got married. [ laughter ] i had to put that on hold. and when my wife passed away, i went back to my old procedures. i did not have a worry going through flying school. never a thought in my mind that i was going to wash out. and today, like i said. i went back to my old ways. i can do anythin

thfrancisco senator, state senator, scott wiener, says the proposition will be taken up by lawmakers next year. he says until then, he will use the time to gain more support for this bill. if passed, the bill would make small amounts of drugs like magic mushrooms and mdma legal to own for those 21 and older. >>> a live look at san jose where happening tomorrow, the silicon valley pride is back and in person as we can. the lgbtq plus parade and festival is underway saturday and sunday at downtown san jose plaza at the park. 70 festival begins at 6:00 and at 10:00 a.m. sunday. the parade has out my country. the theme of this year's 46th annual event is standing for love and liberation. entertainment includes djs and live performances. >>> a live look at oracle park whe ndrockinout to the maggots who are. the east bay native band green - up boy are headlining the event. >>> chopper 5 flew over the venue earlier today as organizers were setting up your go to show is expecting about 42,000 attendees, all of them required to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test and mask weari

state senator scott wiener said it is not over >> i know we'll get there and have a seven day a week great walk way. >> reporter: some see it differently and say the changes are an achievement but, still, might have drawbacks. >> wait till you see what happens on the other days. all of the problems that exist now will exist still because people get tired of waiting in a string of traffic and so they'll cross over and drive the wrong way. it is only a matter of time. >> reporter: the mayor's office says the timing is in line with students returning to school. discussions about the future here are not over. in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >>> today is the last day for the public to weigh in about the future of a ranger station at a popular san jose park. the station at the confluence point area of marina greens has been set on fire three times in the past year and as you can see has been vandalized. the department is now reaching out to you. they want feedback on what should be done. there is a two question survey which you can find on the parks and rec twitter page. you can vote.

state senator scott wiener says he supports it. it is actually confident it will eventually happen.t over. this was 11 point along the path, and i know we're going to get there and we're going to have a seven day a week permanent great walkway for people loss and francisco. those supporters held signs right next to the signs of city public works, hoping their message is heard loud and clear. we think it's really important that we preserve the great highway as a great walkway in san francisco. i'm james torrez ktvu fox t news. fire crews today we're on the scene of a brush fire that broke out last night and contra costa county. the flames and smoke were first reported shortly after six o'clock last night. an old on old school road in the community of tassajara near danville. the fire briefly prompted an evacuation warning, but crews managed to contain the fire after it burned about five acres. the fire destroyed a house and the resident living there was injured and taken to the hospital. the extent of those injuries was not released. the cause of the fire remains under investigation.

plans around climate change and thank you for being with us here today as well as state senator scott wieneri know president walton will join us soon and today is a significant day. it's a major step for our city and towards being more independent and providing 100% renewable energy for san francisco. through clean power s.f. and hetchy power in our city we provide 70% of the power to places like general, city hall, to our schools and treasure island and other locations throughout san francisco and i remember in 2012 or 2013 and senator wiener would remember how important clean power was to the people of the district i represented and so he and i worked very closely to fight to push san francisco in a direction where we finally rolled out a clean power program and in fact we worked to make sure that clean power program was provided to the residents of the bayview hunters community community first. the district that supervisor maxwell used to representative, because of many of the environmental injustice that's had occurred but more importantly, because we know it's possible. why do we need t

the wiener mobile will be chauffeured by two drivers. there will be music, shirts and masks. they are operating in new york, chicago, los angeles and atlanta. that is today through friday. reggie: that is ok. kumasi: just where it needs to be. reggie: i am good. i do not want to ride in a hot dog. next is 5:30, a politician is coming to the bay area to make an endorsement in the recall election. kumasi: moms cannot be replaced but one man did try. this guy here is busy working on our state's recovery. you see he lives in california and by vacationing in california he's supporting our businesses and communities. which means every fruity skewer is like another sweet nail in the rebuilding of our economy. hammer away craftsman. calling all californians. keep your vacation here and help our state get back to work. and please travel responsibly. >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: a wildfire emergency in california. firefighters on the front lines of more than a dozen fires are struggling to get them under control. this is

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oh, this is my wiener enlarger. [ laughter ] we'll take it out later.this is kind of hard. they're getting harder. >> you know this. >> i do? >> you do know it. ♪ >> david: i know it's not tickles. he loves pickles. okay, blake, you go. i want to see katie botch it. >> yes. >> david: spiders. that's mine too. that's yours? >> yeah. >> nailed it. i'm crushing it. >> david: night? no way. >> i mean, it's one of them, sure. >> he sleeps with a nightlight. >> yeah, i sleep with a nightlight. >> darkness is not his thing. >> i don't like pure darkness. >> david: katie, that's a great answer. i love it. okay. and now we're going to go to the big finale, right? now we have the biggest prize of all. it's "joe dirt" bed sheets.sheeh [ applause ] try hard. because i sleep on them every night and they are comfy. no, i sell them as merch in the valley. i've got a big box of them. [ laughter ] okay. so you both have to do it right to win this. >> think. >> david: ready? over the course of your shortish relationship how many times have you made whoopie? and your answ

calling this bill an infrastructure bill is like calling anthony wiener a saint. >> they are throwing every liberal idea and hope it sticks to the wall. they are going to change your country. it will be more like venezuela and less like america. >> harris: chad pergram live on capitol hill. i would say this to start, chad. i don't know if people realize what was happening simultaneously yesterday. we knew about the infrastructure bill and the trillion there, theirs plus there and now there is more. this is exactly what republicans have been talking about. behind every door it is money, money, money, money, money and it is our money. >> keep in mind nothing went out the door yesterday on this 3.5 trillion dollar reconciliation proposal. this is a framework. what they were dealing with last night, this is called a vote-a-rama but it included a vote drama. the senate voted until 4:00 this morning on amendments to the budget framework. both sides tried to engineer controversial amounts. john barrasso of wyoming concocted an amendment to bar the implementation of the green new deal. it was

i don't care which are characteristic sorry don't care if you have a boobies or a wiener if you are doing a bad job you're putting the country at risk going to call you out. she is wrong on every issue now she is mia this country needs leadership in the president flew in, flapped his gums gave a tepid speech went right back to camp david. grow a pair. >> it does not give the vice president a role in foreign policy because we need her right now. he gives her two rules untrimmed. >> before i want to stop you there for a second hot shot. stop talking. joe biden was chosen to beat vice president because this foreign policy credentials. so yes you can be vice president and actually know something about foreign policy. she was a united states senator. she comes from a state whose economy eclipses most in western europe. she should know enough about how the world works that if she is the last person in the room she should be the second person to stand up and say something or at least be talking to other leaders of foreign countries, our allies who are shaking their heads in disgust. party penalt

. >> community activists and even state senator scott wiener say there is enough support to turn the great highway into a pedestrian. only park 7 days a week citing an estimated 20,000 people that used it on weekdays during the lockdown. >> as we mentioned at the top of the newscast. warning folks tonight about the potential power shut offs this week in the north bay. this is a look at the 7 day forecast with the areas that could have elevated fire risk highlighted in yellow. those areas are the ones that could have their power shut off this week. if winds do pick up pg and e says on tuesday and wednesday's the 3 bay area counties that could be impacted would be napa, solano and sonoma further north lake county, go low and butte counties would also have their power shut off as well. we will continue to monitor the situation unfolding from pg and e. we'll also bring you updates on air and online at kron 4 dot com. >> a live look now from our mount tam cam looking down on to the city of san francisco out towards the east bay. lot of hazy skies out there today as we talk now about our 4

state senator scott wiener says he supports it and is actually confident it will eventually happen. it's not over. this was 11 point along the path and i know we're going to get there, and we're going to have a seven day a week permanent great walkway for people families, cisco. those supporters held signs right next to the signs of city public works, hoping their message is heard loud and clear. we think it's really important that we preserve the great highway as a great walkway in san francisco. i'm james torrez ktvu fox t news. while the dixie fire is still only 31% contained tonight, some people consider that an accomplishment for firefighters coming up. why that's encouraging news for people with homes that are still threatened. also investigators catch up with someone suspected of stealing a dog in the south bay and why you may need to spend more for toys this coming holiday season. ♪ unlock a summer of possibilities in a new chevy. expand your options...and your perspective. ♪ find new summer adventures. find new roads. enjoy the open road and make no monthly payments for 90

air bnb is also rolling out how a wiener rental restrictions as the covid pandemic continues party preventionlistings in the u.s. guess without a history of positive reviews. will not be prohibited. our side will not be allowed to make one night reservations. guess making reservations will also need to declare that they understand air bnbs ban on parties and that they may be subject to legal action if they break that rule. 5.42. we'll be right back. reggie bush used to eat breakfast somewhere else, then he tried wendy's breakfast. and now we can't get rid of him. can you believe this breakfast croissant is only $1.99? yeah, reggie. i put the sign up. choose wisely. choose wendy's. my name is monique, i'm 41, and i'm a federal contract investigator. as a single parent, i would run from football games to work and trying to balance it all. so, what do you see when you look at yourself? i see a person that's caring. sometimes i care too much, and that's when i had to learn to put myself first, because i would care about everyone all the time but i'm just as they are. botox® cosmetic is fda approv

francisco artists working to combat anti asian hate is receiving a $1 million grant state senator scott wienernnounced the state grant today it's going to the anti hate a p i artist program the group's mission is to stand against and raise awareness about anti ap i hate. anything we can do to bring attention and focus and energy to the fight against anti ap and violence is incredibly important and i'm proud to stand with the community and moving that effort forward but there's also some really additional great benefits for the community. the asian american and pacific islander program raising awareness about anti ap i hate will be at the chinese culture centre of san francisco preparations are now underway for the biggest fundraiser for the national first responders fund its annual san francisco stair climb and that is set to take place and just three weeks on september 11th the 20th anniversary of the terror attacks participants race up several flights of stairs at 555 california to honor those who died on 9 11 and to help address mental health issues among first responders such as depression

state senator scott wiener who helped author the legislation senator winner i know it's not a done deal just yet, but you're sure getting close. do you have estimates on how many new homes this potentially could create up and down the state? and especially here in the bay area yeah, well this legislation senate bill nine. in addition to other legislation that was passed this week. senate bill 10 will allow us to zone for more housing we're short millions of homes and it's driving people into poverty and homelessness driving up the costs, increasing displacement. and so it's this is modest but impactful to allow instead of only one home per parcel allowing over time maybe two or a few more and so over time this is what planting seeds for the future. um, it could result in hundreds of thousands of more homes in california. this is not anything that's going to happen overnight but it's planning that we have to do for the future. um senator what about homeowners who bought their homes in a neighborhood specifically because it was zoned for single families and now builders can come in or hom

san francisco state senator scott wiener was the author of the bill on ktvu channel two news at six. he told us the slight increase in density will allow more people to afford a home and he says it shouldn't affect property values having a duplex in the same neighborhood as a single family home doesn't change the value of that single family home. uh it's a it's a mix of housing. historically we've had small multi unit homes and single family homes in this. same neighborhood they completely go together. earlier this week, the assembly passed another bill that would allow cities to rezone to permit more housing developments near public transit new attend tonight, the supreme court has ruled evictions can resume across the united states the decision blocks the biden administration from enforcing a temporary ban that was put into place because of the pandemic the court says the cdc did not have the authority to reimpose the moratorium back on august 3rd according to census data about 3.5 million. and people say they are facing eviction in the next two months california's eviction morator

a group san francisco working combat anti hate is a $1 grant, state senator wiener announced state grantrning it's going the anti ap program the group's mission to stand and awareness anti ap i hate anything can do to bring attention focus energy to the against ap and is important and proud to stand the community moving that forward there's has some additional benefits the community the asian and islander program awareness anti ap hate will be at chinese culture of francisco still to come here at noon, improving safety first. at mount diablo park take a closer at the revealed a few hours to dozens new safety in just how much it's expected to cost plus. the fda making moves could encourage americans roll up their for covid i'm syrian i'll have details com california, did you know our homes share power? but when we try to stay cool in a heat wave our supply is pushed to the limit. but you have the power to keep us up and running! “i do?” yup, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using le

asian hate are going to receive a lot of money to help out with their effort state senator scott wiener $1 million state grant and this is going to the anti hate anti hate a ap artists program now the group's mission is to stand against and to raise awareness about anti ap i hate. anything we can do to bring attention and focus and energy to the fight against anti and violence is incredibly important. and i'm proud to stand with the community and moving that effort forward. but there's also has some really additional great benefits for the community now the asian american and pacific islander program raising awareness about anti ap i hate will be if the chinese culture centre. of san francisco some state legislators and park officials worried contra costa county today to unveil plans for improving safety on mount diablo these plans call for building dozens of bicycle turnouts to improve safety and access to the mount diablo peak they'll allow motorists to pass cyclists as they pedal up the long twisting road to the top of the mountain officials say there'll be a valuable addition to the

seven days a week, permanently with support coming from elected leaders like state senator scott wienerit's not over. this is 11 point along the path, and i know we're going to get there, and we're going to have a seven day a week permanent great walkway for san francisco. no, you can't shut that down. this is like a main artery. it has to remain open at least a hybrid. those against the ideas say the road needs to reopen because it will help ease traffic on other lower streets running parallel to the highway. city leaders, including mayor london breed say this hybrid plan aligns with school and work schedules and will still give people the opportunity to enjoy the walkway on the weekends. the highway will be blocked to traffic starting on friday. at noon in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox. two news people in states across the southeast are preparing for more severe weather. a tropical storm warning is still in effect for most of the florida panhandle, and the national weather service says tropical storm fred got even stronger over the weekend, and now it's expected to drop as

again seven days a week, and they have support from some elected leaders like state senator scott wieneras 11 point along the path and i know we're going to get there, and we're going to have a seven day a week permanent gray walkway for people of fabrics and stuff. the great highway is now open four vehicle traffic from six am on mondays until noon on fridays. then on the weekends, only bicycles and people walking will be allowed on the roadway. alright i hope you had a nice day out there today. the weather a lot like yesterday we had some heat again. 100 nanny och 98 in fairfield, some areas a couple degrees cooler than yesterday, but most areas about the same, although santa rosa came way up, send roses up about 10 degrees from where they were yesterday. so. just a very hot day in the inland valleys mild to warm around the bay. that changes tomorrow. with this trough. it comes in blows out the air quality makes it better but brings an onshore flow brings a little more fog further inland and cools us off. and so here's the fog model and you'll see the fog sweeping away from the bay are

san francisco senator scott wiener was the author of the bill, he says the slight increase in densityhe will allow more people to afford a home and shouldn't affect property values. on wall street stocks were mostly higher today, staying close to the record highs set last week, the dow was down 55. the nasdaq was up 136 and the s and p 500 was up. 19 traders were encouraged by the fed statement last week that it will keep short term interest rates at record lows, a new report says a growing number of businesses are leaving california, according to an analysis has published by stanford's hoover institution. 74 companies relocated their headquarters outside of the state in the first six months of this year. that is already more than all of last year when 62 businesses left california. the company cited high taxes and happy regulations as their main reasons for leaving and the lawsuits in this state and just a general environment. that's anti business. um that is very short sighted, i think, because you know, business does a lot of good for our local economy and for all people of all of

james hormel was 88 years old, say senator scott wiener of san francisco, reacted to the passing tweetingim hormel was one of our great lgbtq leaders a true hero. so many of us will miss him tremendously rest in power, my friend. well it sounds unbelievable, but apparently it could happen later tonight. why scientists say lake tahoe could experience a tsunami and i'm keeping an eye on the high pressure that's building some heat on the way who will see triple digit temperatures? i'll have answers coming up. uh at first, though dozens of coronavirus cases on a carnival cruise ship how the company is addressing the salle break. it's a new day. and it's coming at you fast. it could be the day your workforce doubles... or the day your visitors quadruple. with comcast business you'll be ready... with the flexibility to control multiple wifi networks from anywhere... all on the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.99 a month. or, as

state senator scott wiener, the this morning announced a $1 million state grant is going to the anti ap artist program the group's mission is to help raise awareness about hate against the asian american community anything we can do to bring attention and focus and energy to the fight against anti a pity and violence is incredibly important and i'm proud to stand with the community and moving that effort forward, but there's also has some really additional great. benefits for the community now the asian american and pacific islander program raising roy onus about anti ap hate will be at the chinese culture centre of san francisco. judge hands down a jail sentence to the leader of the proud boys coming up what he was convicted of and how much time he'll be spending behind bars i gave it my all and i tried my best to deliver for you the emotional farewell address from new york's governor, andrew cuomo on his final day in office. and details on a new investigation involving recall candidate and radio spent last in office today resigning amid harassment we didn't get done that we to, or

plans around climate change and thank you for being with us here today as well as state senator scott wiener and sophie maxwell and i know president walton will join us soon and today is a significant day. it's a major step for our city and towards being more independent and providing 100% renewable energy for san francisco. through clean power s.f. and hetchy power in our

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calling this bill an infrastructure bill is like calling anthony wiener.reen new deal than infrom structure. they told us the bill would be paid for it isn't. that it wouldn't raise taxes, it does. >> bill: breaking it down this is what we believe to be in it. permanent status for millions of undocumented illegal immigrants. clean energy, manufacturing and, i don't know what that is. free prek for three and 4-year-old. guaranteed paid family and medical leave. that is what we think we know is in the bill. go. >> because it's 2700 pages. it will take the average person over 50 hours to be able to read through. which means they weren't able to read through everything. not all senators are the fastest readers. the house of representatives is extremely angry. the democrats they basically stripped out a lot ofwhat the liberals wanted to push through in the more progressive caucus in the house of representatives. their own vehicle. now you have speaker pelosi and the chairman of the committee saying we're not even interested in this bill. it is not left wing eno

and i guess -- and former supervisor wiener made a run on the ballot, but the scale of the funding need, although it has been known for going on a decade has never been actually tackled and i hope that is a task that this board takes on over the next year. >> president walton: thank you so much, supervisor mandelman. before we vote on the amendments, i do just want to make a brief statement. one, i 100% believe if we focus on recruitment and training and getting muni lines back operational, we could bring back the workforce we need. director kirchbaum did speak on her timeline and what she felt was the appropriate time line for being able to get more operators, so i 100% agree that they can meet the deadline in this resolution. we've been spending time fighting over street closures and parking meter funding. we haven't prioritized the workforce or operating muni lines quite frankly. and m.t.a. hasn't prioritized them. and hasn't prioritized getting back to pre-pandemic service. just like everyone ganged up on the school district. i don't understand why we're allowing m.t.a. to get away

. >> caller: i'm herbert wiener. my concern is when you combine the c.e.o. with the c.i.o., you're eliminating checks and balances. this is very -- detrimental. you have muni, you have the department of parking and traffic and you have the taxi commission. that agency right now is in chaos. it can't really deliver realistic services because each department is unique and complex. when you merge the two, you are face -- placing an extreme stress on this new position. therefore, it compromises realistic positions. you have to have it separate and distinct. in our performance, having those functions separate and distinct, contributes to the excellent performance. i think this is being done out of cost effectiveness. it will be cheaper to have a combined position. we will pay for it dearly in the performance of our funds. i definitely against this. we need checks and balances. we need a savvy c.e.o. who can question decisions by the c.i.o. and we also need a very confident c.i.o. to combine the two may compromise the effectiveness. those are my protest against th

. >> caller: i'm herbert wiener. my concern is when you combine the c.e.o. with the c.i.o., you're eliminating checks and balances. this is very -- detrimental. you have muni, you have the department of parking and traffic and you have the taxi commission. that agency right now is in chaos. it can't really deliver realistic services because each department is unique and complex. when you merge the two, you are face -- placing an extreme stress on this new position. therefore, it compromises realistic positions. you have to have it separate and distinct. in our performance, having those functions separate and distinct, contributes to the excellent performance. i think this is being done out of cost effectiveness. it will be cheaper to have a combined position. we will pay for it dearly in the performance of our funds. i definitely against this. we need checks and balances. we need a savvy c.e.o. who can question decisions by the c.i.o. and we also need a very confident c.i.o. to combine the two may compromise the effectiveness. those are my protest against th

and i guess -- and former supervisor wiener made a run on the ballot, but the scale of the funding need, although it has been known for going on a decade has never been actually tackled and i hope that is a task that this board takes on over the next year. >> president walton: thank you so much, supervisor mandelman. before we vote on the amendments, i do just want to make a brief statement. one, i 100% believe if we focus on recruitment and training and getting muni lines back operational, we could bring back the workforce we need. director kirchbaum did speak on her timeline and what she felt was the appropriate time line for being able to get more operators, so i 100% agree that they can meet the deadline in this resolution. we've been spending time fighting over street closures and parking meter funding. we haven't prioritized the workforce or operating muni lines quite frankly. and m.t.a. hasn't prioritized them. and hasn't prioritized getting back to pre-pandemic service. just like everyone ganged up on the school district. i don't understand why we're allowing m.t.a. to get away