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mayor lee: very informative, so please keep having that voice because i will listen, and i will act on it. thank you very much. [applause] >> hand it over to jose ruiz to lead the next discussion. >> [inaudible] to be honest and speak in real terms, we know this is an ideal community, and unfortunately, with all the cuts we are experiencing in the country and the state, we have found a lot of these things are not [inaudible] we're going to have a discussion about the challenges and barriers to making some of these things happen. for those over here who want to just go around, remember this is [inaudible] >> yes, he wants to take it with him. >> [inaudible] ok, step up step down is pretty much giving other folks around you a chance to speak, and if you are not speaking up too much, then we challenge you to step up and have your voice heard. all right? so what is one challenge that somebody write off the bat knows is making some of these things difficult? your age? yes, it can be a challenge for a barrier because if you are not of age, you are not able to vote, so you do not all the time

and you can find more information >> mayor for the city and county of san francisco. >> tonight, san francisco has a new interim mayor. >> a few minutes ago, city administrator now interim mayor ed lee, emerged happy but humble. >> in 2011, a temporary or interim mayor was selected by the board of supervisors, what is an interim mayor? why do we need one? is it the mayor's supposed to be elected by san francisco voters? how did this happen? let's rewind the story a little and look at the people and complicated process that led to this historic transition. the last time san francisco had an interim mayor was 30 years ago, when, in 1978, george mosconi, was assassinated by supervisor dan white. >> both to grow rather mosconi and harvey milk have been shot and killed. >> they needed a new mayor at the time. the board got together and appointed dianne feinstein. >> we did not have much to go on and looked at 1978. there were no hints as to who put it on the board, if any discussion occurred about a process. >> what triggered san francisco's search over 30 years later was gavin newsom's e

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mayor, for example -- who is getting the library's budget. we also on that day and on monday the 20th requested information about budget information given to the mayor for the current proposed budget, and have gotten nothing with respect to that. also, changes from the prior year, and nothing with respect to that. we believe that is because the library is claiming that it has certain priorities and certain ways of expectations about outcomes, which it is simply unwilling to substantiate with any kind of information or documentation, and i can certainly tell you that they had a very nice story time, which was a fiction presentation at the budget and finance committee. thanks very much. supervisor chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. here is a picture of a filipino performer, a good one. says he is a tough act to follow. that is what they say about me. that is a good picture, too. just wanted to say -- ♪ hey, board of supervisors, women and men play some good items for me i ain't sleepy, and there ain't no city i'm going to i don't want the budget to go away and then bring it back today cast your budget bell our way, and promise the

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mayor's race we will see. maybe that will be informative going for. supervisor wiener: it will be $9,900,000 for next year's supervisors' races. that leaves us with $2.6 million. then we will automatically put another $1.7 million, or what ever that number is -- $2 per resident. , atwood -- how much would that be? >> about $2 million. supervisor wiener: then we would automatically put another $2 million in, bringing us up to $4.5 million. there would there would be some drawdown, but presumably not more than $500,000 or $1 million, or whatever. then we will not have it may years race for three more years. i am just trying to get my head around why we -- i guess the system is what it is, but it encourages an extreme over creation, well beyond what we actually need to publicly financed these races. >> man? -- may i? obviously, you are the policy maker. it is your decision. the only humbled request i have is the whatever funds you do draw down, you commit to putting them back at the time we need them. supervisor wiener: believe me, i am not suggesting th

there is more money out, a reward for more information because the mayor and also the police chief want that case to be as strong as it can be when they get it to the district attorney to make sure they can secure those convictions that the family so desperately wants. kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, kris. even if you include this weekend's tragic shooting, violent crime rates in east palo alto have plummeted in the past year. according to a report, murders are down 75%. shootings dropped by 65%, and overall crime is down 10% from last year. according to the report, city programs targeting at-risk youth are responsible for the drop in crime. >>> we have developing information on that body found in sunnyvale, the victim is a hispanic woman. we still don't know thow she died. police did get a call about a suspicious bag near highway 85 and west fremont avenue just after 10:00 sunday morning. they discovered a body inside the bag when they got there. if you know anything or saw anything, you're urged to call the sunnyvale police department. >>> tonight we're also awaiting ne

now, this afternoon's meeting the council and the mayor are going to get more information on the cost of the budget problems and the dealings with city employees. as well as the possibility of a fiscal reform ballot measure for now has been put on hold until early august. >> whatever solution they come should be done at the bargaining table. with a voice through the union. they should be able to have a voice. together, we should come to a resolution. >> we hope the people that camp out got a good night sleep. it will allow them to get engaged in the negotiations. five unions will agree to come in and help them solve problems. the largest union doing the demonstrations refused to assign on any process to have this negotiation take place. >> the mayor's plan calls for limit on retirement benefit for new and current employees, as well as retirees. the budget that was approved calls for 100 police officers to be laid off. the council and mayor are trying to prevent it from growing higher. the layoff and the shrinking police force are coming up with new ways to fight crime. short time this

now, this afternoon's meeting the council and the mayor are going to get more information on the cost of the budget problems and the dealings with city employees. as well as the possibility of a fiscal reform ballot measure for now has been put on hold until early august. >> whatever solution they come should be done at the bargaining table. with a voice through the union. they should be able to have a voice. together, we should come to a resolution. >> we hope the people that camp out got a good night sleep. it will allow them to get engaged in the negotiations. five unions will agree to come in and help them solve problems. the largest union doing the demonstrations refused to assign on any process to have this negotiation take place. >> the mayor's plan calls for limit on retirement benefit for new and current employees, as well as retirees. the budget that was approved calls for 100 police officers to be laid off. the council and mayor are trying to prevent it from growing higher. the layoff and the shrinking police force are coming up with new ways to fight crime. short time this

mayor's office, mr. elliott, has some information about work force. rhonda and jen cannot make it to the meeting. >> thank you, supervisor. apologies that i have to deliver this information. i can give you as much as i was able to ascertain. i understand there's some confusion. just to offer some clarity, the number of similar jobs in the city is somewhere in the several hundreds -- 400 to 500 range. we do not have a total survey. we expect -- that is across all industries, not just funded by go solar. the number funded by go solar is 72 people who have been referred and placed in the program. you could make the argument that san francisco's leadership on go solar, including the proposed appropriation for next year, does represent leadership in creating a hub of sorts around solar technology and encouraging investment here in the city. supervisor chu: ok, so it sounds like the 400 number is really related to the numbers -- you mentioned the several hundred number and that is related to general jobs overall and not necessarily tied to go solar? >> righ

mayor's race we will see. maybe that will be informative going for. supervisor wiener: it will be $9,900,000 for next year's supervisors' races. that leaves us with $2.6 that leaves us with $2.6 million.

responding to a constituent inquiries that come directly to the mayor's office that would be working to community groups to respond with information, to set up public meetings, to respond to written e-mail phone inquiries of the mayor's office of various functions that are currently provide under the mayor's office and neighborhood services. a number of those functions will be transfered to 311 and those will be the types of inquirys that will fit into the scope of work but there are a number of jobs that are appropriate to stay within the mayor's office while the bulk is being transfered to 311, there is some additional staffing that will help that with that workload. >> thank you. >> do you have a question on this one? >> thank you. >> supervisor kim >> this is something that i brought up earlier, but i just want some clarification from the controller's office or from the mayor's budget office about what it would look like to approve this transition fund. how would it fit in with the prinpls of her budget? what would you be looking for? >> for the chair the supervisor from the controller's office. the mayor's office requested th

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the marketplace and if you pay even more you get spoon fed to you inside information from michael bloomberg was there the mayor of new york who's of course overseeing the new york fed who of course is involved goldman j.p. morgan and the federal reserve bank of washington dispensing inside information illegally bloomberg is involved in legal conspiracy that's not conspiracy theory that's conspiracy fact it's all siding to bloomberg bloomberg being of course now running for president supposedly lining things up where is he getting that money oh i get it it's inside information which he will of course try to legalize to cover his butt at the end of the article there's a quote it's going to be awfully tough to identify the source of the leak in this case because of course it's always awfully difficult to prove insider trading twenty eight nations were involved so a whole lot of people knew this ahead of time well the see if you see another regulator's they don't have the money to pay for. the subscription on bloomberg to show you who's trading on inside information they're bankrupt purposely on purpose so that th

first is the justice tracking information system, which was transferred by mayor newsom about five months of the appearance that moved into city hall, and the deputy city attorney has assumed oversight of day-to-day operations -- or rather management of that program. eight positions transferred as part of the justice program transferred along with the $2.5 million budget. coming up on july 1, reproduction of mail services will transfer back to gsa, and that will come with 13 additional positions and a budget of $5.5 million. there are additional changes that are highlighted that i am happy to discuss with you if you have questions about them, but those are the major changes to our budget. we are in agreement with one of the budget analyst recommendations and are still discussing the remainder of the recommendations and hope to be able to reach agreement in coming weeks. with that, you saw happen to answer questions. supervisor chu: thank you. a lot of the growth in your department's budget has to do with really the transfer of certain personnel and functions from the department of technol

the website will be updated as frequently as information comes in from the police department. >>> oakland mayor gene kwan is drumming up support for the aids walk. we just got comments into the mayor from our newsroom. >> especially though its not longer a death sentence it is still a painful and difficult disease. >> this is the fifth year for the fund-raising walk. it goes to non-profit groups that provide service for people with hiv or aids. it begins on the north lead of the lake at the bandstand. >>> profootball fans will be closely watching what happens in a federal courtroom in st. louis today. nfl players and owners will both appear in a hearing that could have a big impact on this year's season. the players are asking the court to end the lockout. the owners want to keep the players off the job until they reach a deal on a new contract. >> the hopes from the players and i am sure the fans are that you know we will get back to work as soon as possible, hopefully on monday but if not then there is no telling how long this thing can go. >> this often bitter labor dispute has put the start

information. when it was first submitted to the mayor's office of housing, it was 39 units, 40 feet tall on presidio and 57,000 square feet. the old developer submitted it. here is the project submitted by the executive director. it was submitted at 40, 39 units, 57,000 square feet for the building. in january of 2010. the building got larger. every time the neighbors got together and said it was too large, they simply made it larger. this is not the correct way to do development. the neighbors have gotten together with the neighborhood associations and supervisor as described in the general plan and the better had the run the program to decide what fits in with in a prepared a compromise was worked out, a compromise that the neighbors do not like. it is still too large for the neighborhood even with a compromise. [tone!] i urge you to look at the materials and realize you have been given a lot of misinformation. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> my name is dennis a conrad. -- vanessa conrad. we've lived here 27 years. it is a victorian down the block from booker t.. i understand the root proje

for more information, visit >> as you all know, the mayor is here to hear a little bit from the climate action panel that have been meeting. five of them will be presenting their findings today and then we will hear brief remarks from the mayor. so i did first want to welcome mayor lee and explain a little bit about the panels and how we'll be presenting the findings. [applause] >> welcome, mayor lee. today we are pleased to present you with the recommendations of five community panels that have been working with me and the department of environment on the city's climate action plan. and these panels consist of businesses, community organizations, advocates and nonprofits. so they're going to come up and each one of them is going to introduce themselves, read you their short recommendations and hand it to you so that you can keep it in perpetuity. or keep it for reference the next time we come back asking for questions. the first one we have is energy independence. [applause] >> my name is karrie, and i'm the managing director and a member of the energy independence advisory panel. and