as the rest of the city recovered of the restaurants along the city recovered as well unfortunately the story downtown has been significantly different . workers have been slow to return back and retail has been slow to recover along with the tourists we count on. a lot of times we feel alone as a hospitality or business owner and you kind of feellike your forgotten . i was really excited to hear about the mayor and city's commitment to revitalize the downtown core this budget goes a long way inproviding that first step . our hope is at the downtown economic core transitions to whatever it becomesin the world of hybrid work , that's the businesses that have made san francisco unique and i know it's been around since 1893. down the street they been even longer than us and our businesses represent the history of our city. so as we transition to the next generation of what downtown becomes we love to see hospitality become a big part of it the mayor has allocated quite a bit of funds to help the arts, restaurants, bars, music and wehope to use those funds to activate the streets and make d

so maybe the city there, the old city, is the only effective watchdog that can prevent the new part from being detached from reality, from the common good and from the people. very efficient. everything is all in here. now we are arriving on the first floor. this huge place we call "the galleria." wow! it's beautiful! yes. so from here you can see how close we are to the building. in the middle. this is a good point of view. - paola bonara is a very busy woman. she's a doctor, a mother, she sings in a choir and she's one of the citizens who fought for years to transform cascina cuccagna, a 17th century abandoned farmhouse right in downtown milan into an open space. the idea was to preserve this heritage building in a way that would turn it into a functional place for locals. all in all, it took paola and friends more than 15 years to get this show on the road, but the result was a game changer and an inspiration for citizens all over the city. and that's a good thing, because there are 18 other farmhouses in a state of total abandonment just waiting for similar projects to bring them bac

in the city have to be on the job. they have to show up. there is no other option. we appreciate your service. thank you so much for everything you do to support the city. we also want to really thank guardians of the city because in reprieving the history they realize the importance of giving back and working with kids, working to do collaborations. one i can think of off the top of my head. i don't know your title with the sheriff's department you were werecaptain of the police statin bringing christmas trees out to the various locations in the community and making sure that it is not just about doing the job or showing up and challenging times it is about connecting with the community and building bridges that is what guardians of the city represent a preservation of the history and desire to build those bridges. when we think about san francisco and its very challenging past what happened back then, i can't help but be proud that when you look at the leaders of these various departments you have a woman who is lead

it's next to the river, offered us beautiful sights of the old city with the old city area behind me has nice, pretty looking houses. but as you can see, they are very modern stat, because most of them will build after the war. in the void war 2, almost 3 fourths of the colonies city was destroyed in or 90 found in the city of cologne. besides me, is the most famous. it's actually missed on the fatty. do you see these little normal statues near but they're actually coil hinesville? mention legend says that in the olden times they used to come and do cleaning and house work and little chores for the people of cologne. they used to come at night and were invisible, so people would work during the day. well, according to the legend, this went on until a taylor's wife. so curious to see like a note that she spoke peas on to the floor to make the condone slip and fall. of course, the economic didn't like that and got so furious that they disappeared and never returned. from that time on the citizens of cologne had to do all the work by themselves. again. while the cologne cathedral gets a

rooms coming into the city. like i said. so we will get some numbers. it's too soon to know right now. but it's safe to say it'll be a significant impact on the city. not just our hotels but the city as well. to your point, supreme to eat. they have to do other things when they're here. they're taking transportation to get here. it should be -- i can't wait to hear the numbers. kristen: i wonder if it's hard for the restaurants and hotels to staff up for today for the extra volume because there's been an -- been a labor shortage. kevin: i think. so when off four or five-day notice na that there's going to be a big parade, hotels are starting to be able to bring back people, we're seeing stronger business but staffing issues are a concern,ic it's something that all of our businesses are dealing with right now. kristen: and of course the unknown is, all the people, all the life we saw on market street today in the financial district area, can that be sustain snid know there are many pieces that need to be in place

in the city. soccer is an inclusive sport and the club seeks to expand access to this beautiful game for everyone. this year in 2022, sf vikings is 100 years-old and has various soccer and soccer related programs for ages two and up. they now have more than 60 coaches and each have taught, shown and shared their love of soccer to thousands of kids in the san francisco area. they aim to keep the numbers growing and reach out to partners in the community and around the globe. this past weekend, i had the great honor of attending the centennial party at the united irish cultural center and it was such a wonderful celebration of community building and generations of youth athletics and deep passion for soccer on the west side in our city. so the event also raised money and awareness for the viking soccer scholarship fund that provides financial service to underserved who want to play soccer and we heard some of them speak at the event and it was powerful. it is a measure of the vikings commitment to d

the departments in all i like where the city personnel resides with 63 percent of the cities staff in the security departments . nextplease . the chart here details the city staff we have a 10 vacant positions in comparison to fy 2019 . four of those 10 positionsare funded . as in the mayor's office proposed budget six of those positions are unbudgeted or frozen solely due to city budgetreductions over the previous two years . this was achieved by temporarily increasing the attrition rate as described earlier these frozen positions at an active operation. impact particularly our service to our asian american community and the community broadly speaking lines together in fighting for human rights and social justice.although budgeted positions are for vacant positions that we are desperately trying to backfill. the museum as you may know has historically not add dedicated city hr personnel. to assist us in terms of hiring or backfilling so backfilling as always been challenging but even more so are limited hr resources available to us. filling the four budgeted vacancies and getting six

ago, ten-minute drive from the mcarthur maze into the city. a live look at the san mateo bridge, smooth drive there, 12 minutes from i-880 to highway 101 on the peninsula. let's take a quick check on your main travel times this morning, cars are starting to hit the roadway this morning. you can see some of the drives in the red, yellow, but nothing out of the ordinary at 6:17, and in the meantime let's get a check on our weather. jessica? >> thanks so much, anne. as you were showing the live looks of the bridge, where the bridges were at, you could tell it's a very foggy start to our day, all the bridges are blanketed in that marine layer. this is a live look just on top of it. this is over the santa clara valley where we are waking up with patchy fog and very dense conditions. however, as we extend off into the tri-valley, this is a live look from the mt. diablo cam, a completely different trend. a lot more dry in inland areas today. we'll talk about that in a second. nonet nonetheless, i've been showing this all day long, a clear setup into

the city. president walton hopes this ordinance can be sent as a committee report to the board meeting next tuesday because of the time. thank you. >> thank you, ms. gee, and president walton, for your leadership on this. and tyrone tier, acting director for the department of environment. and mr. sheahan is going to be operating the presentation as i speak. and first i want to thank natalie for her work on the legislation and president walton for sponsoring it and for the committee for considering the item today. and with the senate context and the goals of which natalie was able to outline and the benefits of what we believe we can accomplish in san francisco and next slide please. as everyone knows, we understand the state of the world in the climate emergency and climate crisis in san francisco. we do have an ambitious 2021 climate action plan. and we largely know what needs to be done and is more a matter of our dedication, courage, and resources in order to enact that plan and moving forwa

the city. many of the units are part of pipeline projects or housing projects under construction. have entitlements or under going review at planning. examples of large are pipeline projects potrero, mission rock and balboa reservoir. under the housing element 2022 update. which is the 2050 proposed action. ment element 22 update assumes 50,000 more housing units in 2050 than the baseline. you will see there is growth in the eastern part of the city but more project the in the northern and western parts of the city. under the 2050 baseline 100,000 are projected occur in than san francisco under the action 150,000 housing units projected occur inform this diagram the community between the 2 is the pipeline projects. this map shoes the anticipated change with the 2050 proposed action the house being element is updated and the baseline. in general in orange future actions with the housing element update which shift a share of the future housing growth to corridors approximate residential districts

fantastic views over the city. and at the very top, you can see there's a statue called the munich child. it's a symbol of the munich city and these balconies that you see behind me there are popular plays for sports teams to celebrate their dice. ah, if you keep walking through the old city, you'll eventually reach this majestic gate fort, cause sure it's the entrance to the biggest pedestrian area and munich. and this where here is 4 cars, blood also known as stock balls. there's a very picturesque fountain here in the summer, like right now. and in winter, this area becomes the place for a big ice hitting getting at you can see the whole square. it's pretty busy with if you get tired of all the site thing and want to have a quick bite this week to allan mocked is the place to beat. it offers a huge selection of food items from sandwiches to soups and roasted potatoes, movies. just make sure that you don't come on a sunday like today. otherwise, all the stores for the clothes. but i'll also show you how it looks

the city. and i'm a guy. the russian army is trying to deploy additional forces in the danverse direction. but it's the 103rd day you and the ukrainians. understand, see, it stands firmly. the cost of that resistance has been high. even as russia tightens dire consequences to more help from the west. ukraine says that for its embattled to more weapons, would be the difference between life and death. and it of course, when i met his billing or is in cave and earlier i asked him if it's clear what is happening in severity and ask very hard to say what's going on there. they le, it's some herb heavily fought about what we know is that the ukrainians seem to hold firmly to the industrial zone of their city, which is a little bit on the western side. and the russians seem to have dug in pretty well on the eastern side of the city. and everything that's in between is being fought about. the latest news that the russians were, again, controlling 80 percent of these residential quarters, or even the wh

in the city. soccer is an inclusive sport and the club seeks to expand access to this beautiful game for everyone. this year in 2022, sf vikings is 100 years-old and has various soccer and soccer related programs for ages two and up. they now have more than 60 coaches and each have taught, shown and shared their love of soccer to thousands of kids in the san francisco area. they aim to keep the numbers growing and reach out to partners in the community and around the globe. this past weekend, i had the great honor of attending the centennial party at the united irish cultural center and it was such a wonderful celebration of community building and generations of youth athletics and deep passion for soccer on the west side in our city. so the event also raised money and awareness for the viking soccer scholarship fund that provides financial service to underserved who want to play soccer and we heard some of them speak at the event and it was powerful. it is a measure of the vikings commitment to d

how do you make it the people want to live in the city? you say people need to get back in the office and we need to get new york city back to life. but i also understand people say, mayor adams, why should i come to the city when i can live 40, 50 minutes away and not have to pay the rents anymore. how do you prevent these people from turning this into a ghost town. >> great affordable housing. you have people advocating for affordable housing. i say, is great, we'll build it on your block. not my block. you want to upzone on my block? >> trevor: yes. >> we have to stop the hypocrisy of people, those advocating for 134-g, but when it's time to produce it in their space and inconvenience them, now they have a whole other conversation. we want to build safe haven beds. show me the community who allow them to build safe haven bed. we have to build affordable housing, then put people in the units. we're going to change the game of nycha, which owe know what nycha residents have been going through for years, and now we're moving in another dir

the 70's in the city. but 80's to 90's elsewhere, which all more details about your full forecast john, thank you for that. all hands on deck today. so as you might know, if you're taking bar today, they've added extra trains. >> an uptick in staff. there's welfare either. adding extra trips just in time for the parade. now, muni, if you're taking that, they've had to reroute several trips because of the parade routes going through that and caltrain, they have extra capacity today for travelers. so a lot of people taking advantage of that about a 30 minute drive slight uptick traveling into the city this morning. i would not drive today at all into the city. if you can help it. definitely because these are going to be busy. 13 minute drive at 80 across towards one o one san mateo bridge out of richmond about a 12 minute drive tolls to want to one there. the golden gate bridge 20inesyou'raveng om 37 the tolls. t' iv ye 're kit do e. no tords the rid 'r e trafc on watrac your ay we'llhave more on that coming

neighbor who also happens to be the city manager. lisa started planning her granny unit for her mom shortly after her father's death from cancer last october. construction began in late april, only to be halted roughly a month later after a complaint from a neighbor, a neighbor who she would letter learn was none other than the city manager tom williams. >> the fact that he is involved makes me feel so helpless, because i cannot get anyone to listen to me. >> reporter: they shared a series of emails with kpix 5 in which the city manager ordered the building inspector to issue a stop work order and then instructs him to investigate construction issues. >> i feel it is so unfair that he used his platform as the city manager to send an email to a subordinate who i would imagine does not feel the power to tell him no. >> reporter: according to millbrae's marianna leva, the city told williams last week to have no further involvement in the case. that also included speaking to towns record. city manager williams did allow us to record this

what is happening in the city? well indeed, sir, this morning, just like millions of her caverns her here are, was awoken on the very early hours by several explosions. i myself held 4 of them and did, did hit residential area. the one we saw in the report may be just some news. the 7 year old girl is at the hospital. she's doing well. she's just been operated. i think it's also important to mention those things. 25 people have been evacuated from the building as sticks. people have been injured and adjust the shows you indeed like people here and key of fell to learn a bit of a sense of being a safer down there in the eastern part of the country. but today's explosions are, does shows that no way in ukraine is with his saved. there were reports of that then following explosions later on, maybe 3 hours or roughly after the 1st one. i didn't hear those ones, boats or other press correspond those present hyundai, ukrainian capital, did confirm that there were other explosions as well here. and there apparently were n

it is a unique part of the city. >> we are off in a corner of the city against the san francisco county line 101 on one side. vis station valley is still one of the last blue color neighborhoods in san francisco. a lot of working class families out here. it is unusual. not a lot of apartment buildings. a lot of single family homes. >> great business corridor. so much traffic coming through here and stopping off to grab coffee or sandwich or pick up food before going home. >> a lot of customers are from the neighborhood. they are painters or mechanics. they are like blue color workers, a lot of them. >> the community is lovely. multi-racial and hopefully we can look out for each other. >> there is a variety of businesses on the block. you think of buffalo kitchen, chinese food, pork buns, sandwich. library, bank of america with a parking lot. the market where you can grab anything. amazing food choices, nail salons. basically everything you need is here. >> a lot of these businesses up and down leland are family owned. people running them are family. when you come here and you have an un

obama a suitable for you to the law or with the daughter of a brings food to the city. and on her way back, she teased people who are too weak to live in the ruins of mary pl. any more. april above a guide. nothing yet to resume with accumulated, our dog is women of a dumb. this chris will new hershey. the scarlet post, the material for coastal with coastal grains just right up of the little logo. it shows now to get them to you that, that the grains, my brozowski, which genuine you wasn't her deal of the young. it wasn't, wasn't, that doesn't kill me, have not got an e. what group you have a child shows up. i do it. you only have to still know. ah ah, did maria goose old ladies are involuntary witnesses to the cities? horrifying battles? many couldn't get down to basements or a shelter because of their age. so they watched the horrors of war from the windows of shell flats. oh. shall just on the lease with a default with with the gramma tomorrow. this is the 2nd storming of my real bushy scene in her life. she survived the horrors of world war 2 is a child with a she t

with city -- between the city and city college to support free city and ensure that city college remains tuition free for san francisco residents. in recent meetings of the oversight committee, we've been looking at the -- the -- the increase in the free city reserve fund, and this is due to the decline in enrollment at city college during the pandemic, like, like, most colleges and especially community colleges have seen, and also budget -- structural budget challenges at city college, so that's led to a lower enrollment than had been projected, so there's a decline in the growth reserve fund, so the city has been discussing idea how those funds could be used to help grow enrollment and support the goals of free city. one of the key ideas that has come up in the discussion is creating more of a pathway for san francisco unified high school students to attend city college as a way to support their high school and college readiness, and also boost enrollment at city college and also create a pathway or a pipeline for san francisco high school students to -- to transition to city college.

general manager of the san francisco public utilities commission, the city administrator and the city controller. the proposed ballot measure or the ballot measure that will be voted on by voters will change the composition of that refuse rate board. the general manager to the san francisco public utilities commission, city administrator and a rate payer representative. the city controller instead would act essentially as the rate setting process. this is the change that's going to be before the voters in june. that rate payer representative will be a seat that would currently be appointed or offered up by the utility reform network as proposed in the ballot. that organization is currently listed as the organization that will propose the member for that seat or it can be another organization that can be selected by the board of supervisors. in addition, where this commission would come involved in the process and the rate setting process, there will be two hearings that will be scheduled as a result of this new process. one will be a public hearing before this commission and there wil

not in the city. >> the city is the place to be today. not because of the parade, but also you are enjoying your day off. or also, you are enjoying some cooler weather there. compared to the valley, we will have temperatures reaching to the low 90s all week long. there will be some spots reaching over 100 degrees. there will also be an increased fire danger due to a chance of dry lightning. we will talk more about that coming up. let's take a look at today's high temperatures reaching 87 in scotts valley. 93 in concord. 89 degrees there. we will see some low 80s for oakland and san francisco will be a comfortable 73 degrees. temperatures get even hotter. we will talk about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, what are you watching for the commute? >>> i am watching improvement. that is great to say. as you look at the roadways, there was a crash on westbound 80. i just got word from chp, there are some cleared lanes and a distraction. also in that area, there are some troubles between richmond and they have to make a transfer in oakland

in the trade and the kids that grew up in the city and went to school in the city and were lucky enough to get in apprenticeship program in the city. they got to ride the bus and train and worked in the city working for contractors in this city. developers like boston property, they support all the trades, every single one of them. i know i've been making a concerted effort as much as i can to get more brown people, more women, more residents from disadvantaged neighborhoods into our city so they don't get to just work on one job but a lot of jobs for 30 years and cash out with a pension and annuity and retirement. maybe be lucky enough to stay in the city i grew up in. boston properties, hats off to you. it's well deserved and i'm in support today. >> thank you, commissioner koppell, well said. if there's anybody else in the chamber that wants to speak come up. >> clerk: there's a motion that's been seconded. shall i call the question? >> commissioner: yes. >> clerk: there's a motion seconded to approve these authorizations with conditions. on the motion, commissioner ruiz. >> aye. >>

, still raging across the city. most of ukraine's forces a hold up in the adult chemical plant, along with an unknown number of civilians. the fist fighting has made evacuating the city impossible. but in this war of attrition, the dawn bus is not russia's only target. the russian ministry of defense has released this footage of strikes against what it claims a ukrainian strongholds. a russian news agency is also reporting claims that a large stock pile of us and europeans supplied weapons in west and ukraine was destroyed. the loss of these supplies would be a major blow for ukrainian forces. with some troops warning they are running low on ammunition. the west has promised to send additional weapons and for ukrainian troops in the don bus. these can't come soon enough. and earlier i spoke to yuri sack in keith who is an advisor to the ukrainian defense minister and asked him about the deployment of western weapons in the country a lead we had received. and we began receiving ramstein out of the meeting and the ram

a chemical factory in the city and plumes of smoke of toxic smoke have been seen rising above that city. very dangerous for any one there. so they've been told to remain under ground, but russia looking like they now control most of that city up to the river that separates it with assist, assist a city of this a chance. you as president joe biden, announcing another $700000000.00 in military aid. this includes advanced rocket systems, the house up being received very well. ukraine has been calling for these kind of weapons for some time now. and there were, there had been thought for a few days that the us was, it had agreed or was going to send these weapons. and then there was a little bit of conjecture as president biden was. door stopped by a journalist and asked whether or not they'd be sending them. he said he wouldn't send any weapons that had the capability to be launched into russian territory. so that had everyone in ukraine, slightly worried that they weren't going to get the weapons that they needed for president bod, now confirming shoring up that, that he would be sending

my bike into the city wide network. so vio and go do this on the bike system into the be artist. you provided them spaced along with the artist coder and now the people can use a cycle to reach their destination and they can use the b as, as that means not currently only 13 percent of them are the bugs. residents use public transport that's lower than the country average. but with the metro network under construction, the city is seeking to increase that chair to 30 percent by 2030 writers like on kit com dollar give offers. and so that i'm about will reach that goal. he used to be the only one in his office who cycle to work. now, several of his colleagues have already followed his lead. bicycles have made a comeback world war, especially with their promise of being environmentally friendly. a project in columbia capital buddha is experimenting with using electric bike to transport news to the city center. how's that fading? let's take a look. logo time is a big, dirty and noisy city. air pollution kills about 2000 peo

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for the city and this department. the mayor's office has given feedback. we appreciate the department of homeless and supportive housing has given input as have the people that have spoken today. we will get to the right point. i feel strongly about mayoral majority that is important based on a lot of arguments about the budget, direction where accountability stops. i agree with supervisor mandelman. i do not want to propose something that would slow things down further and dilute that. shelter monitoring i am happy to entertain the appointment by board. i would want advising to the commission. that is a fair compromise. 60 day approval is good balance. open to term appointments. that is something that could definitely make sense. let's talk further about that. the local homeless coordinating board has certain requirements from the federal level. i don't know that is as important. we could change and go with the commission there. supervisor chan, you brought up 60 day approval and talked about appointments and term li

so the flying would move from the outskirts towards the center of the city. and as it moves inside the city, every neighborhood you get destroyed, neighborhood by neighborhood. it was scary that we were surrounded and do not have a way to get out. they could for assessing that, that feeling was, was really with us for the whole whole period of time. but i think we should like work in lake understood that we will not cover this story. nobody will color this and nobody will like filled it to the people. and that's why we decided to stay you and make. we have a chance to leave before we were able to show spots spotlight, to put the spotlights on some stories. the scale of suffering is sole and imagined emily bigger that we both feel guilty for leaving the city and for not doing more in the see you coming on the planning to go back and to continue a work of wasting finished. you know, like stopped up tomorrow and supervise, but anybody knows that and we should continue. ukrainians were among the thousands of l. g. b. t activists who took to the streets of war, sa

the city of several don yet. the regional governor says constant shelling is making it impossible to evacuate hundreds of civilians trapped in the chemical plant there. ukraine has also reported strikes on several cities beyond the don bass. as president zalinski has visited the damage of one of the southern cities as well. a rare excursion at sight of key for vladimir zalinski to make alive in southern ukraine, where the ukrainian leader, normally running operations from the capital. keith could witness at 1st hand the devastation wrought by russian artillery. his visit comes a day after a russian strike kill 2 people and injure 20 in the city. it's been under constant barrage by russian forces since the invasion began on february 24th mich alive lies on the way to the key strategic black sea port of odessa. the fiercest fighting is in the dumbass region to the east, which moscow's forces have been trying to cease for weeks. the russians have pounded the region with air raids, artillery and rockets of thrill of

the, in the city of the rule of lovely, you need serious equipment and we need more tanks. right now, we're getting equipment for infantry soldier because there was a girl. as a result, we have to fight a guerrilla war, thought of the goose, the sub local design school way more of a room. semanski brought his country one step closer to european union membership on the block recommended ukraine as a candidate on friday. for the bigger challenge for the ukraine president now remains securing heavy weapons needed to defend the don bus will allow he spoke to d. w. rebecca ritters about president zalinski strip to make alive well, we'd news of this trip. as with all of his trips outside of cave, started dropping during the middle of the day, actually there were highly secretive these, these trips. as you can imagine, security is incredibly tight. we started learning that he had visited, visited, make alive. we're just starting to learn now at the moment that he's also visited odessa. we do believe that it was today. obviously, these things do tend to drop on the same day, but of

the eastern city a severe nest. there is intense street fighting there, and the region is under heavy russian. shelling also coming up french voters have cast their ballots in the 1st round of parliamentary elections. president emanuel mac cole and a new coalition of left wing parties, led by shoulder mental show, our neck and neck. according to forecast, nato's chief has acknowledged that turkey has legitimate concerns about suite and finland. joining the alliance anchor is blocking the 2 nordic countries becoming part of nato, saying they have fact opposition groups hostile to the turkish government. ah, nic spicer, welcome to the program. ukraine says it remains in control of a chemical factory and the eastern city of soviet of the next hundreds of civilians are sheltering inside the plant. the city has become the epicenter of the battle for eastern ukraine. both soviet of the nest and the nearby town of lucy chance are under massive attack by russian artillery ukrainian soldiers enlist a chance under fire from r

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to the city. and on her way back, she takes people who are too weak to live in the ruins of mary. you pull any more april over the guy nuts, kinyata. assume with the cumulative the dog is women of a dumb d t in the india discuss meaning hershey. give us credit post to much need for the customer with the coastal grains. just write up a little logo. it shows now to get them to get that, that the grains, my brozowski, which genuine you want them had you of the young people to know also that those who may have not got an e. what group have a child shows about doing young logo a day, maria, who's old ladies, are involuntary witnesses to the cities. horrifying battles, many couldn't get down to basements or a shelter because of their age. so they watched the horrors of war from the windows of shell flats. oh, shall just on with a dog with, [000:00:00;00] with my grandma tomorrow, this is the 2nd storming of my radio blue she seen in her life. she survived the horrors of well going to a child. little the

the fist fighting has made evacuating the city impossible. but in this war of attrition, the don bus is not russia's only target. the russian ministry of defense has released this footage of strikes against what it claims a ukrainian strongholds. a russian news agency is also reporting claims that a large stock pile of us and european supplied weapons in west and ukraine was destroyed. the loss of these supplies would be a major blow for ukrainian forces. with some troops warning they are running low on ammunition. the west has promised to send additional weapons and for ukrainian troops in the don bus. these can't come soon enough. earlier i spoke to yuri sack and keith, who is an advisor to the ukrainian defense minister and asked him about the deployment of western weapons in the country a lee we had received and we began receiving ramstein out of the me cci, either on on air force base in germany, you grain began receiving a heavy, actually good legal, standard, 885 caliber and we have already received and deployed to the front. oh wow. d

berlin is a city of the future. stands as a beacon for freedom and shines brightly for all berliners to see the name of the american people. i want to congratulate all three million berliners on the occasion of your anniversary. and i'm proud to issue a presidential proclamation today. honoring berlin perhaps more than the people of any other city. you the free people to berlin have demonstrated to the world of value of human liberty. so it is that we have so much to celebrate today. so it is that on behalf of my nation? i thank you. having witnessed your courage and determination for all these years. i am confident. in extending the heartfelt best wishes of all americans for your city's future. for those of you here today? who were with our armed forces and who are here? i want to tell you that nothing. in the job i have has made me more proud. than if you the men and women wearing our military room. mr. mr. president i now have the honor of asking you to present your official proclamation on the 750th anniversary

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it is a good first step for the city. we look forward to working with the city. thank you. >> caller: good afternoon. christopher peterson on the league of conversation. we urge you to support the electric vehicle charging ordinance. many vehicle owners in san francisco do not have convenient access to chargers. to accelerate the transition we support efforts to make electric charging stations more convenient and accessible. it is a good step in that direction. we have automobile missions at appropriate locations for chargers. we should no longer allow or delay installation of chargers. it is taking the position how to sort out issues of fleet charging and autonomous vehicles. the league supports the ordinance with respect to the charging for individuals. thank you. >> next caller, please. >> i am calling on behalf of tony secretary treasure of 665. we applaud the efforts to increase access to charging stations. we have concerns. we ask the board to remove amazon type uses. a case-by-case basis for public discussion. >> next speaker. 10 listening. five in queue.