Thrilled to be able to serve and fight for tenants in the city. He is working hard to learn everything that he needses to be successful in this role. He knows the inequities that exist as a renter and member of the r. F. Q. Lbgq community. He knows what is right. He wants to fight to be a real true leader in this fight for tenants. This is San Francisco. I dont want to be divisive especially when we have somebody who is qualified and willing. I have no issue with denying recommendations. I have no issue with going hard at somebody who i think is not a fit and not qualified and not ready. I do take issue when we have somebody willing who is not an attorney. That is very clear. He has worked on so many policies to fight for tenants in the Senators Office which i know a lot of people supported as well. This is not a board of supervisors appointment. If it was up to me. All appointments would be board of supervisors appointments. This is not the case, and we dont have control over the mayo
Im rebecca and im a violinist and violin teacher. I was born here in San Francisco to a family of cellists, professional cellists, so i grew up surrounded by a bunch of musical rehearsals an lessons. All types of activities happened in my house. I began playing piano when i was 4. I really enjoyed musical activities in general. So when i was 10, i began studying violin in San Francisco. And from there, i pretty much never stopped and went on to study in college as well. Thats the only thing ive ever known is to have music playing all the time, whether it is someone actually playing next to you or someone listening to a recording. I think that i actually originally wanted to play flute and we didnt have a flute. Its always been a way of life. I didnt know that it could be any other way. Could you give me an e over here. Great. When you teach and youre seeing a student who has a problem, you have to think on your feet to solve that problem. And that same kind of of thinking that you do t
Excused. Commissioner dejesus. Here. A commissioner elias. A here. Commissioner, you have a quorum. Also present is chief William Scott of the San Francisco Police Department and director Paul Henderson from the department of police accountability. Thank you. Good evening, everyone. This is the april 10, 2019 meeting of the San Francisco Police Commission. We have a moderate calendar tonight, so well allow three minutes for Public Comment, and we are ready for the first item. Line item one, consent calendar, receive and file, action. Police commission disciplinary actions report First Quarter 2019. Okay. This does not require any particular action, is that right . I believe requires a motion. Motion. U a second. An any discussion . We need Public Comment. Is there any Public Comment on this matter . Seeing none, comment is closed. Why dont you call for the vote. All in favor . Opposed . None opposed. Passes unanimously. Thank you. Next item. Line item two, reports to the commission, di
Project. [applause] and for many of you, the project there is a little bit about the project itself, it is 1. 8 miles long, and it started from peach street all the way to mcalester and some people say, from the day to civic centre. So it is a long stretch and we are very excited that this project is complete and as many of you know, this particular street before this project happened, this corridor was one of the High Injury Network corridors here in city, and through the work of many of the commissions and many people, we have been able to improve the streetscape. Today, that path is behind us. How about a clap for that. [applause] the streetscape is a makeover that offers several pedestrian crossings, bike lanes, and more importantly, it helps the businesses along the corridor be more vibrant. We are excited about that. The project has improved lighting and has improved landscaping, it has many new pedestrian bulb outs, a lot of work to the infrastructure, new paving, and of course,
It is brazen criminal activity. Reporter employees like the Security Guard have come to expect. Really, really terrible, how people are just so desperate to do damage to property and no remorse about it. Reporter just across the street, a b ieso break in in 2018. Using a blow tomorrow morning and an ice pick. Luxury eyewear retailer adeeda just opened monday and already, the manager says people have cased their store twice. I just want to do my job and i have all kinds of things coming at me. Reporter you can see the merchandise in the store. Employees are still taking inventory to determine exactly how much merchandise was stolen and the value of that merchandise. Live in San Francisco. Abc7 news. Thank you. As far as damage to the store is concerned, you have a sense of what repairs might cost. Is there any way to prevent it . One at a time, regarding the potential costs, a lot of money. The other retailer i told but, mcm across the street, they had their windows broken six times las