wu yee is the provider selected and been working to make this a fine tuned facility. thank you and i'll hand it back over to the team and (inaudible) will walk through the senior building and the fly through of the overall site. thank you. >> thanks owen. good afternoon commissioners. go to the next slide. next slide, please. we began with massing and started thinking about a julie box. it is a simple volume made beautiful with pattern relief and texture and we like this as a guiding concept for the exterior and also interior. many residents condense a life time into smaller units. next slide, please. this is a view at it corner of folsom and beal and you see the pattern and focus on color and texture to give the building the materialalty and (inaudible) went over the materialalty which we felt was important for the masonry feelf the residential buildings here. the ground floor is mostly open and transparent with retail at the corning and canopy overhead with space for signage. next slide, please. the plan on the left at the corners owen mentioned that is important as

commissioner yee. >> thank you very much president elias. i is a couple questions. looking at fines and fees. out of curiosity, what do you have set a budget or projected budget for the city of san francisco of our size in regards to the violations that do come through repairing equipment violations? base fee for expired registration and drivers license suspension and a host of others, because i think it pertains to the state mandate for the violations that set forth. i don't know if we do that here locally, add additional fines to that. just out of your investigation whether you have in california whether we have done that, limit the use of fines. >> maybe scarlet (inaudible) she is our numbers lady. i am not aware-i don't know specifically for california. i would definitely we can share these resources with the commission after this, but i would look at-there is a few organizations that focus on fines and fees, and there is one large coalition called freedom to drive, which essentially is a group of organizations and corporations that are looking to end license su

. >> president yee: my favorite dish is the chile rellenos.er from the same things. my owner's son comes out, you want the same thing again? >> well, we are known for our mole, and we do three different types of mole. in the beginning, i wasn't too familiar with the whole legacy program, but san francisco, being committed to preserve a lot of the old-time businesses, it's important to preserve a lot of the old time flavor of these neighborhoods, and in that capacity, it was great to be recognized by the city and county of san francisco. >> i've been here 40 years, and i hope it will be another 40 year >> the board of san francisco waterfront stretches 7 and a half miles and while it seems it will always be there, our waterfront needs us. san francisco faces coastal flooding due to climate change with expecting sea level rise up to 7 feet by the year 2100. we also need to strengthen the wateren front gaest urblth quake risk. the waterfront resilience program is leading a city wide effort to adapt the waterfront kaess this unique combination of

it's ellen yee talking. we're counting every day of this group. war of aggression that russia is waging against ukraine is i, every single day is one day to many sock every single day means a brutal attack on innocent people in ukraine in there. and it means suffering. it delights on destruction. would when such do been wont. germany's chancellor has asked tina to use its influence on russia to stop the war in ukraine. olaf sholtes made the request during a one day trip to beijing. he met chinese president judging ping and premier leeker chung. he also made a case for stronger business ties, but critics at home say germany is over dependent on its trade with china, and that's risky. an unusual reception in unusual times because of china, strict sera code policy, german chancellor, olive sholtes had to get tested before leaving the plain covert protocols. also set the tone at his meeting with chinese leaders. she no handshake, no welcoming gesture. during their talks, both leaders said far apart from each oth

. >> president yee: my favorite dish is the chile rellenos. i almost never from the same things. my owner's son comes out, you want the same thing again? >> well, we are known for our mole, and we do three different types of mole. in the beginning, i wasn't too familiar with the whole legacy program, but san francisco, being committed to preserve a lot of the old-time businesses, it's important to preserve a lot of the old time flavor of these neighborhoods, and in that capacity, it was great to be recognized by the city and county of san francisco. >> i've been here 40 years, and i hope it will be another 40 >> this is a huge catalyst for change. >> it will be over 530,000 gross square feet plus two levels of basement. >> now the departments are across so many locations it is hard for them to work together and collaborate and hard for the customers to figure out the different locations and hours of operation. >> one of the main drivers is a one stopper mitt center for -- permit center. >> special events. we are a one stop shop for those three

oz said he would have won had he focussed on his core message of yee that testicles. tion of hee- >> the house will be likely be controlled by republicans still reeling from voters that saying calling up the national guard to spoke woke little mermaid is not their top issue. >> here to plot the house forward for democratics is ro khanna. >> thank you, james. glad to be back on the show. >> now, congressman, what is your message to fellow democrats staring down two years of republicans naming post offices after paul pelosi's attacker? >> look, we had a pretty good night yesterday. we defied expectations. and i think it shows that there are a lot of people who still don't want crazy in this country. and that's why we did well. and i am confident the president will get re-elected. we're going to continue to build on the gains we had last night. >> how do you think the democrats potentially lose these seats considering they're bullet proof message of we must preserve our hallow, fraudulent democracy? >> well, i think look, gas is 5 bucks. bacon costs almost 10 bucks. >> t

wu yee is the provider selected and been working to make this a fine tuned facility.hank you and i'll hand it back over to the team and (inaudible) will walk through the senior building and the fly through of the overall site. thank you. >> thanks owen. good afternoon commissioners. go to the next slide. next slide, please. we began with massing and started thinking about a julie box. it is a simple volume made beautiful with pattern relief and texture and we like this as a guiding concept for the exterior and also interior. many residents condense a life time into smaller units. next slide, please. this is a view at it corner of folsom and beal and you see the pattern and focus on color and texture to give the building the materialalty and (inaudible) went over the materialalty which we felt was important for the masonry feelf the residential buildings here. the ground floor is mostly open and transparent with retail at the corning and canopy overhead with space for signage. next slide, please. the plan on the left at the corners owen mentioned that is important as t

tomorrow students, volunteers and young activists will be in attendance and state controller betty yee congresswoman karen bass, who's running for mayor of los angeles, and other lawmakers will plan to speak. cal dems is the nation's largest statewide democratic party representing more than 10. million california democrats, president biden traveled to sarah lawrence college in yonkers, new york, to campaign for governor, kathy local. she is in a close race with long island republican congressman lee zeldin. the president reiterated his belief that democrats will come out on top on tuesday. everybody asks you to ask me why i'm so optimistic. and i'm not joking. i've been saying this for a year. because of you. and here's why i'm being deadly earnest. you're the best educated you're the least prejudice. you're the most engaged. you're the most involved generation. in american history. after his speech, the president took time to shake hands and take pictures with those in the crowd. midterm elections historically do favor the party that's not in power. republicans are predicting big wins

yee e— producer gave me to derive from say that'ing.e me to derive from say that glue e— some people say that maybe that's bit of a false economy though because then we do have to pay for of these people in terms of public etc. but yes, that's one of the reasons why they're it. you're just they're doing it. if you're just joining, does appear anyway, joining, it does appear anyway, the decided the conservatives have decided that scrap that they're going to scrap this idea having migration idea of having a net migration the thousands. i think the tens of thousands. i think we all agree probably we can all agree they probably stop psychologically quite a long the reason why long time ago and the reason why they do is think they want to do it is they think they want to do it is they think the huge of immigration the huge amounts of immigration legal increase growth legal is will increase growth and tax. i'll throw over to you, scott. do you feel as though it may be britain's sold out a little bit to look good on a spreadsheet? it would be

britain's alex yee also narrowly missed out on the world title after finishing fourth in the men's racees making the headlines today.. the favourite le milos — held off the challenge of re—mastered ... to win the coral gold cup at newbury. the 9/2 shot trained by dan skelton coming through to win by a length adelaide strikers beat sydney sixers to win their first ever women's big bash. chasing 148 to win, the sixers fell 10 runs short with deandra dotting taking two wickets as well as hitting an unbeaten 50 with the bat. scotland's men have retained their european curling title after beating switzerland in a tense final in sweden. bruce mouat with two fantastic closing shots to win 5—4. he becomes the first scottish skip to retain the title since 2008. australia's cameron smith has a three shot lead going into the final round of the australian pga championship. the open champion shot a third round of 69 to sit clear at royal queensland. his round included four birdies in the first six holes before struggling in windy conditions on the back nine. england's cara gainer is five shots off t

and then in 2020 we former president yee's we took step its lower spoeds around senior facilities. and your report highlights and as the incident that we suffered 3 weeks ago in the outer sunset highlights there is more washing. jodi if you could speak to when more needs to be done around safe speeds around schools and senior facilities. >> thank you supervisor mar that is what we said in terms of the priorities that we need to place our upon seniors and children should be the highest top prior if we can look at the pace and the streets we are asking the sfmta to focus on first, buzz they've they have limited resource look with the priority communities, seniors, children, equity priority community and getting those on the top of the list. i would hope that this would start asking what the lfsz quick builds are for twenty 23 and if we can get a map where the streets are that have wide -- streets high injury networks around our schools and parks and senior facilities temperature is difficult to see that the street like lincoln fulton around our parks are still in the high injury netw

wu yee is the provider selected and been working to make this a fine tuned facility. thank you and i'll hand it back over to the team and (inaudible) will walk through the senior building and the fly through of the overall site. thank you. >> thanks owen. good afternoon commissioners. go to the next slide. next slide, please. we began with massing and started thinking about a julie box. it is a simple volume made beautiful with pattern relief and texture and we like this as a guiding concept for the exterior and also interior. many residents condense a life time into smaller units. next slide, please. this is a view at it corner of folsom and beal and you see the pattern and focus on color and texture to give the building the materialalty and (inaudible) went over the materialalty which we felt was important for the masonry feelf the residential buildings here. the ground floor is mostly open and transparent with retail at the corning and canopy overhead with space for signage. next slide, please. the plan on the left at the corners owen mentioned that is important as

there is indignation among mexicans over here over this lynching reported by yees.but november 8 1910 riots had erupted across mexico. targeting the considerable number of us-owned businesses and homes, the protesters smashed windows and tore down american flags while chanting mueren los yankees death to the americans. the police arrest hundreds of people in one case officers drew sabers and descended upon a crowd killing a man by stabbing him through the neck. the protests continued on the streets and in the press prompting henry lane wilson the us ambassador to mexico to issue a public warning. the united states government will quote leave nothing undone to protect us citizens and property in mexico. it was a threat. the united states would invade mexico of a tax on interests did not see. but the protests raged on ambassador wilson decided to visit general portfolio diaz the dictator of mexico to insist that he put a stop to the so-called anti-american disturbances. but it was too late the marginistas had already incited the outbreak of the 1910 mexican revolution

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yee. you have our staff and so many staff and educators work tirelessly for our students. and realist this could not have happened without them. i want to acknowledge [inaudible] being there as well. the events often time its is truly a coming together as a community and celebrating. there were times when we were not sure. if this was going to be reality. conversationless we had, we have to push and make this a reality. community has fought for this for long. you heard about how the mission bay school is the first in over a detectived. the building a school for grouped up this excites me as the board president this . is truly what is possible for san francisco. when we come together upon around everaround a shared vision and come around embraszing innovation. and we are so clear about what it is and our mission. this is to provide world class, high quality education for each student no matter what neighborhood they live and come from. and it is our commitment from the sudden fran board of education, to do so. just this past tuesday we approved a 5 year goal for our student

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and then in 2020 we former president yee's we took step its lower spoeds around senior facilities. and your report highlights and as the incident that we suffered 3 weeks ago in the outer sunset highlights there is more washing. jodi if you could speak to when more needs to be done around safe speeds around schools and senior facilities. >> thank you supervisor mar that is what we said in terms of the priorities that we need to place our upon seniors and children should be the highest top prior if we can look at the pace and the streets we are asking the sfmta to focus on first, buzz they've they have limited resource look with the priority communities, seniors, children, equity priority community and getting those on the top of the list. i would hope that this would start asking what the lfsz quick builds are for twenty 23 and if we can get a map where the streets are that have wide -- streets high injury networks around our schools and parks and senior facilities temperature is difficult to see that the street like lincoln fulton around our parks are still in the high injury netw

she has alongside-her service does reside in district 7 alongside with former board president norman yee have done a lot of work around child care so i know her work speaks for itself and it is the reason why i did not question the fact that while she is not physically present and make a presentation i know her work a long time so more than happy to appoint her for seat 9. because again all three legally qualified in outstanding candidates i think i respect chair peskin's decision for seat 8 with cindy lopez-chastain. thank you. >> again, as i said in the last item, there will be other and are more opportunities for your expertise and involvement. mr. clerk, please call the roll on that motion for item number 4. >> yes are. on the motion to appoint cindy lopez-chastain to seat 8 and monique guidry to seat 9- [roll call] >> motion passes without objection. >> next item for i don't know, 4, 5 time. >> item time ordinance amending the administrative code to require the board supervisors approval of policy governing the funding acquisition and use of certain law enforcement equipment consist

state controller betty yee, congresswoman karen bass and other lawmakers are planning to speak. cal dems is the nation's largest statewide democratic party representing more than 10. million california democrats. profile figures in both major parties are showing cautious optimism boxes. lucas thomason picks up tonight's team coverage. of this election from washington, d. c. with just two days to go before election day. candidates are in an all out dash to get out the vote and sway any remaining undecided this weekend has seen four presidents hit the campaign trail to rally voters trying to remind americans what's on the line. truth. and facts. and logic. and reason. and basic decency are on the ballot. democracy itself is on the ballot. the stakes are high. if you want to stop the destruction of our country and said the american dream, then there's tuesday, you must vote republican in a giant red midterm elections historically favor the party that's not in power. republicans are predicting big wins based on the current state of the economy and president biden's lackluster approv

chief of department and command staff am i'm ken yee i was commander at this fire i'm the shorter guy in the video there. you see this shot here the back of the building all 3 floors were involved and you go closer without the closed caption you see a hose line on the ground floor going in the back. engine 5 took that ready line lead throughout wall and rescued 2 people and they were short staffed the officer and medic in there hose line protecting the officer. saw a victim. pulled him out. back in and another victim on the b. first floor stairs. those were 2 better than victims transported right away. the second set balcony truck 5 the ground ladder to the person showing the arial to that building the companies were short and worked hard to make the rescues. another challenge was this building was at the end of a cull du sack and dead ends to inc.a. later on the companies had to hand carry the ladders over a block. usually we approach from both sides but in this case they had to hand carry equipment over a block. thank you to the teachers to get most out it made our job easier and ap

she has alongside-her service does reside in district 7 alongside with former board president norman yee have done a lot of work around child care so i know her work speaks for itself and it is the reason why i did not question the fact that while she is not physically present and make a presentation i know her work a long time so more than happy to appoint her for seat 9. because again all three legally qualified in outstanding candidates i think i respect chair peskin's decision for seat 8 with cindy lopez-chastain. thank you. >> again, as i said in the last item, there will be other and are more opportunities for your expertise and involvement. mr. clerk, please call the roll on that motion for item number 4. >> yes are. on the motion to appoint cindy lopez-chastain to seat 8 and monique guidry to seat 9- [roll call] >> motion passes without objection. >> next item for i don't know, 4, 5 time. >> item time ordinance amending the administrative code to require the board supervisors approval of policy governing the funding acquisition and use of certain law enforcement equipment consist

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wu yee will operate the facility, childcare facility for 72 children, all of which are affordable. there will be 12,000 square feet operated by the girls club. this new club will allow the organization to expand outreach and increase the number of youth participated onsite from 35 children today to 135 kids a day. the rest of the space is approximately 55 -- 5800 square feet. the neighborhood space includes community kitchens, multipurpose rooms and a living room for residents. the total cost for the project is approximately $40 million with 17 million comes from mercy relayed after a successful capital campaign and $13 million in funding through market tax credits and the $11 million which is before you today was contributed by mayor breed in her budget for fiscal year 22-23. just to give you an idea of the community space, this is a rendering of the living room where neighbors can gather, relax and have meetings, access free community wifi and programs such as poetry read and movie nights and there are four multipurpose rooms. the space was available for activities such as zumba

she has alongside-her service does reside in district 7 alongside with former board president norman yee have done a lot of work around child care so i know her work speaks for itself and it is the reason why i did not question the fact that while she is not physically present and make a presentation i know her work a long time so more than happy to appoint her for seat 9. because again all three legally qualified in outstanding candidates i think i respect chair peskin's decision for seat 8 with cindy lopez-chastain. thank you. >> again, as i said in the last item, there will be other and are more opportunities for your expertise and involvement. mr. clerk, please call the roll on that motion for item number 4. >> yes are. on the motion to appoint cindy lopez-chastain to seat 8 and monique guidry to seat 9- [roll call] >> motion passes without objection. >> next item for i don't know, 4, 5 time. >> item time ordinance amending the administrative code to require the board supervisors approval of policy governing the funding acquisition and use of certain law enforcement equipment consist

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i'm i'm joni yee i'm a long time resident of the nerth east mission and on the volunteer board for friends of franklin square the park located north of this project. i participated in the working group for the project. i wanted express the things the community has really asked from this project. including having an on site public bathroom available. making sure there is setbackos 17th street to reduce the shadow impact this project will have on the park specific low on the play grounds area. of the toft provide pedestrian access cross 17th street and activate the 17th street facade area. so i was i hear everyone saying these rendzerring says that are shown are 5% conceptual. i guess is good when i saw them i was disappointed at seeing the ll i'm looking forward to work width group to make sure the develop will incorporates the community asked for. thank you. >> thank you for calling. >> any additional callers on the line? we will close public comment. and i would ask the city attorney not that this shadow should not be an issue i don't think this p is in rec and park shadow budget parks th

ground next year took us 30 years to ilths 92 it due to the good work of my predecessor supervisor yee and the former mayor lee that we got to the point where 1780 acres of the asphalt could be thousand ans units of housingir heard from folks seniors who have 4 bathroom single family homes they could not move they had low tax base if than i want to stay in the community they love there is no accomplice to go. there are few department in district 7 where folks can go. i'm sort of interested in when we are doing to add to the capacity. one thing i did in the see in the plan and i heard from mr. avalos we rely on affordable housing to build housing there is in the a member who is active in district 7. i was a director of the mission leadership agency when we got the grant. it took 6 million dollars of federal machine tow hire the capacity to start that activity. when are we going to do to have this capacity? in san francisco. if i don't are talking about affordable housing half being affordable and we are not going to rely on inclusionary zoning to make that happen, what are weave fwk it

yee. you have our staff and so many staff and educators work tirelessly for our students. and realist this could not have happened without them. i want to acknowledge [inaudible] being there as well. the events often time its is truly a coming together as a community and celebrating. there were times when we were not sure. if this was going to be reality. conversationless we had, we have to push and make this a reality. community has fought for this for long. you heard about how the mission bay school is the first in over a detectived. the building a school for grouped up this excites me as the board president this . is truly what is possible for san francisco. when we come together upon around everaround a shared vision and come around embraszing innovation. and we are so clear about what it is and our mission. this is to provide world class, high quality education for each student no matter what neighborhood they live and come from. and it is our commitment from the sudden fran board of education, to do so. just this past tuesday we approved a 5 year goal for our student

. >> yee, and big picture here, david. you gave us some of the projections there. one key thing that i'm seeing here is, you have a lot of trump allies that are being defeated. this is tim ryan's old district. up here, you have majewski, at the rally on january 6th. kaptur is the winner. >> a lot of people didn't know her in the district, because it was redrawn. and she reintroduced herself at a moderate democrat. >> exactly. in a place that is just so red and so conservative, trying to appeal to the middle. and another one here, where you have greg landsman. >> all right, rachel scott, who is tracking congress for us. what does this look like at this time of the night? republicans are still favored to take back the house, but what does it look like? >> north carolina 13 is not even on our list of core races here. next category over called likely and democrats won it, so, that shows the playing field is expanding into republican territory. i would still certainly bet on the gop to keep the house, but there are many more pa

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