And amanda from the Mayors Office of hope for all of the hard work on this topic. And we are also going to touch on evictions from the publicly funded units. The letter was raised and it has been a topic of discussion for a long time, and we raised it in the previous hearing, a few months ago. I think that we are starting to see the action on the concept and i do believe that this is critical, and if we are going to really take a stab at reducing our Homeless Population here in San Francisco. And you know, and do you know that it runs in the housing letter have been working well and that, some have not been working well. And you know, as you paint the picture of someone who is, usually on our streets and obviously not wanting to be in that situation, you think about the first step off of the streets and into some kind of stabilization, and whether that be the shelter bed or stabilization room and from there, into some type of Supportive Housing. And then from there into permanent subsi
And amanda from the Mayors Office of hope for all of the hard work on this topic. And we are also going to touch on evictions from the publicly funded units. The letter was raised and it has been a topic of discussion for a long time, and we raised it in the previous hearing, a few months ago. I think that we are starting to see the action on the concept and i do believe that this is critical, and if we are going to really take a stab at reducing our Homeless Population here in San Francisco. And you know, and do you know that it runs in the housing letter have been working well and that, some have not been working well. And you know, as you paint the picture of someone who is, usually on our streets and obviously not wanting to be in that situation, you think about the first step off of the streets and into some kind of stabilization, and whether that be the shelter bed or stabilization room and from there, into some type of Supportive Housing. And then from there into permanent subsi
Next speaker. Good evening, supervisors. I first line of chronicle read, navy to test Treasure Island holds for radiation. In my opinion, the Mayors Office and board of supervisors have inadequately handled the affairs at Treasure Island. Three people need to discuss this matter publicly, preferably under oath, under threat of subpoena. First person, gavin newsom. Second person, sean elsbernd. Third person, tony hall. Lets get down to the fact whether its safe to live there or not. I think the only way to test whether its really safe there is to have the mayor and the board of supervisors live in those contested properties where radiation is suspect, and i want to see who stays there and who leaves because, in my opinion, thats when i can tell whether its safe or not safe. Second headline says [speaker not understood] computers engaging stat of roughly 56,000 department of Public Health patients. Once again for the record, in my opinion, the Mayors Office and the board of supervisors h
Reporter held the victims as gunpoint. This happened on the first floor of this building here on 40th avenue. The victims say they often leave their front door unlocked because theres a gate. If we pan down, we can show you the gate in front of the building. Thats usually locked but the residents say they admit this gate sometimes sticks and they think thats maybe how they got in. This happened before 3 00 a. M. The victims tell us there were eight people inside the building. The five men broke in and went from room to room, waking people up and bringing them into the living room. Ive never had a gun in my face before. That was pretty intense. Reporter did they all have guns . One of them had a knife. One of them grabbed a knife from our kitchen and i saw two guns. Reporter were they covering their faces . No. They all had really bagby clothes on and hoods on. But you could see their faces. Reporter victims say they ransacked the place, they believe, looking for drugs. They broke at le
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