Were streaming the public call in number across the screen at this time. Each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. Comments and your opportunity to speak during any of todays public comment. 415 6550001. After youve dialling that number, youll be prompted to enter a meeting i. D. Todays id is scrolling across the screen. When youre connected, you will hear the meeting discussions, you will be muted and in listening mode only. Best practices are to call from a quiet location or whatever youre using to access todays meetings. Alternatively, you may submit your public comment in either of the following ways. You may email them to myself. Im the clerk. John. Carroll sfgov. Org. I will forward your comment to supervisors on this committee and i will forward your comment within the public file that youre commenting upon. You may also send it through the usps mail. Finally, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the Board Agenda june 22nd, 2021, unless otherwise stated. Tha
Screen. So, we issued a report yesterday, to Supervisor Haney on the Pit Stop and park stop program. First of all, the numbers and were using two comparison points here, may 2020 and may 2021 to show the number of public toilets available in the city. Were showing both those run by San Francisco public works and those run by the recreation and parks department, called park stops and the public works facilities are called Pit Stops. So as you can see, may 2020, that was after the Emergency Ordinance that added funding for additional Pit Stops. At that time, there were a total of 62 sites and that represented 136 toilets throughout the city. 55 of those provided by public works, and another 7 provided by recreation parks department. Those are mostly at parks whereas the Pit Stops are located throughout the city in various neighborhoods. That number represented growth since 2014 when the Pit Stop program started at public works with three facilities and it grew over the years up to the 24
Joinus, class. And iney. A Group School Ofudtsrallng to honor killed by police a year ago. The officer has been charged with voluntary manslaughter. Da lin reports from san leandro. Reporter today marks the one Year Anniversary of Steven Taylors killing. Organizers say his death was preventable. We want people to wake up and join the fight because we cant do it ourselves. The first step to change is start having the conversation and looking within, so i think its very important for other people to be a part of this. Reporter students from the social Justice Academy at the high school say Police Reform is not the solution. Need more oupso deal with these situations and less police. We need to put more money into Mental Health programs. Reporter april 18th, 2020, Officer Jason Fletcher responded to a 911 call at walmartment investigators say Steven Taylor was holding a Baseball Bat and causing a disturbance. His family says he was dealing with a Mental Health crisis. Within 40 seconds of
A quarter of an inch of rain tomorrow, most of it comes in the first half of the day and the North Bay will get noticeably more than the southbay. But we will sort out all the details coming up in just a bit but for now back over to you. Student protesters wrapping up a rally in front of the alameda Police Department. There demanding to know more about how we man died in custody earlier this week. Da lin is there now and exactly what are they asking for . Reporter the student activists just left about 15 minutes ago. They are demanding the Police Department to release the chest can footage of the officers to find what happened to Mario Gonzalez. They also want the names of those officers, that the officers, involved. Most of those protesters are students at alameda high at. They marched about two miles from Washington Park to the Police Department to try to put pressure on the Police Department and elected leaders. Alameda police say 26yearold Mario Gonzalez of oakland died when the of
coast. the heat has been unrelenting. in greece, tourists and residents flee. a heat-fueled wildfire sparking the country s largest ever evacuation. also tonight, new scrutiny for texas border tactics against migrants. the federal government warning of legal action. caught on camera. do not release the dog. with his hands up. an ohio officer orders a police dog to attack an unarmed suspect as he surrenders. in israel, protests intensify as benjamin netanyahu pushes ahead with a controversial vote. plus, new russian attacks in ukraine damage an historic cathedral. the latest from cbs s charlie d agata. you look broken to me. and later, colorado treasure. why nature photographer john fielder is focusing on the future and his life s work. living in the moment. sounds like a cliche, but living in the moment, living in the present is medicine for me. announcer: this is the cbs weekend news from new york with jericka duncan. good evening and thank you f