ahsha safai and supervisor matt haney. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? clerk: the board of supervisors and its committees are now holding meetings in person, but realizes that public participation is an essential pa of city government. we will take public comment on each item on the agenda. if you are listening remotely and you wish to make public comment, dial 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2487-879-8094, then press pound and pound again. if you are attending in please, you should lineup behind the podium to speak. we will take public comment in person first and then for those listening remotely. alternatively, you may submit your public comments in writing to me, b-r-e-n-t j-a-l-i-p-a@sf.gov. you may also mail them to city hall, room 204, room 1, dr. carlton goodlett place, san francisco, california, 94102. written public comment will be included as part of the official file. we have also received a request for interpretation services. would our interpreter please r
around the homeless effort in san francisco. it took about five years to get the permits for the eagle plaza, and the eagle plaza runs from harrison plaza to bernice street, where 333 starts. it was selected during five years of permits that we went through because this was a low traffic area, and it had the ability to have outdoor parties or events. our concern is this, and our request is simple. we d like to have eight weeks of time to be participating with you in the parameters of the sale and the decisions that happen and the things that we think are important, too. there are a few factors that we re concerned about. one is the city has never brought in 200 families together in one building. the largest they ve done is about 50 families. this is the first project of its size. there hasn t seemed to be any studies around what the kbhakts are to children if there are some issues with the large exploit impacts are to children if there are some issues with the large exploit
was headed by lynne abraham, who was labeled america s deadliest d.a. her tendency to go for capital punishment in murder cases. now you have krasner, who has filed numerous civil lawsuits against philadelphia police. he s represented protesters with black lives matter and occupy philadelphia. he s never held the office of a prosecutor or been a prosecutor in his career. so, brian, do prosecutors in the d.a. s office right now, and do police officers in the philadelphia police department have reason to worry about krasner becoming d.a.? well, as one person in the d.a. s office said, they said, i m not sure whether to laugh or to cry when he heard the news, but you should get to know who really won the d.a. s race. the man who won the d.a. s race isn t krasner, it s george soros, a mysterious billionaire who put up $1.5 million. he wasn t born in philadelphia. he has a great backstory in some ways holocaust survivor, et cetera. he s also the man that paul krugman, th
though roadways, however, of course could be slick through the evening and overnight hours. i ll have your full forecast coming up, we ll take a major storm mid-week. back to you. vanessa, thank you. to a developing story on long island, the faa is investigating a small plane crash in suffolk county. the search continues for at least one person that was the last update we received. officials said the plane went down in the port jefferson harbor shortly after 11:00 last night. three people were rescued after the crash. another developing story in michigan, police say six people, not seven, died after a gunman drove around randomly shooting people in parking lots. police arrested the suspect jason dalton after midnight in downtown kalamazoo. they say the 45-year-old shot a father and son at a car dealership parking lot around 10:00 last night. about 15 minutes later he allegedly shot and killed five people at a cracker barrel shooting a woman several times outside an apartm
makes his free throws at a 78% clip. len: that s unstoppable. ian: well, everything is okay between prince and gathers. he is celebrating after the dunk. chris: he wants more of that. that s how they have to play. i would like to see them bring that enthusiasm in the defensiven. ian: makai mason 21 points. attack on another. 22 for mason. len: the first order of business, stop this young man. ian: you are right. there is a steely look from mason. chris: he has 6 rebounds. he s been in with the trees all night to do anything. assist, rebound or beautiful moves. len: i will repeat this one more time. he is a bad little man. ian: he has the altar boy look. but the killer mentality. len: don t let you fool you. he won t fool anybody else with that sweet baby face smile anymore. ian: we showed you the pre-game speech from james jones. the extended version on thor s cut was building up. he reminded his team of what they worked for and what they visualized and