that is a stellar job. >> item number 80, review and approve the minutes of july 26th.he minister now ready for review. -- item number2. the minutes are now ready for review. >> i will try to be short about this. if you were at the summit today, you heard me talk about the permit. i brought this up to you a few times because this is had a long road to travel. we were pretty proud of it. at this point, legislation passed its first rate on the board of supervisors and you have a second read when they come back from recess in september. this more or less stayed intact. there were some their relatives in the neighborhoods. by and large, it pretty much stayed together. after the second read, we believe that the mayor will sign it really quickly and that the staff should be prepared to implement those permits right away. be prepared for some large and long agendas as those come forward into the fall and winter time. we will see quite a few of them. as the staff mentioned, we did have our summit. the news is a bit of a success. there was probably upwards of 100 participants an

a lot is not written completely in stone. there is flexibility there. i would hope to see general manager continue their stellar work to increase local hiring in this department and in the city as a whole. i would hope that the trades would also step up to the plate on that since local hiring organizers have been very careful to be strongly pointed out that we want local hiring. we want those local jobs to feed into the union's and make those unions stronger. lead in the trades to step up and help this process. getting back to the previous item we are talking about, advocates are pushing for a local bill out of clean energy that will deliver 1000 jobs a year. it is an opportunity for grass- roots organizers and the environmental justice community to come together with the trades and together to work to build a lot more jobs in san francisco. the overall point here is that they have been exhibiting a stellar leadership on this issue. hopefully the trades will step up and help the process forward. let's make sure that we are always pushing the envelope and getting better local hiring whenever we possibly can. >>

a run with the staff. but especially the general manager and his staff have been standing tall and the stellar on moving aggressively towards strong local hiring for our community and need to be commended for that. it is not always just doing it by the letter of a lot, it is pushing the envelope and doing better. we have all been watching the news and making sure that the unemployment rate is not going down at, regardless of what the stock market is doing. we need to make sure that we are strong on local hiring. it is good that we have clarified what the law is with relation to programs. it does not mean that a lot is not written completely in stone. there is flexibility there. i would hope to see general manager continue their stellar work to increase local hiring in this department and in the city as a whole. i would hope that the trades would also step up to the plate on that since local hiring organizers have been very careful to be strongly pointed out that we want local hiring. we want those local jobs to feed into the union's and make those unions stronger. lead in the trades to step up and help this process.

i think that they are doing a stellar job. i look forward to working with them in the future to make things move as smoothly as we can. thank you very much. >> my old boss, with these glasses he keeps telling me that i look like the monopoly guy. pretty somber group for entertainment. i hope it is not because of the police in the room. [laughter] i go out and bought. i like entertainment. -- i go out a lot. i like entertainment. i was deputy chief when this commission was born. i know many of the entertainment commissioners. we have become friends. that said, we have had some tough goes over the last few years. we have made gains. i do not necessarily want to give back the ground that the game with regards to making the city safer. i have a son in a band. for me to pop up at cafe dunor, trigger, or blondie's -- if they have a live entertainment permit. i was in there once and i was told to make sure that they should get a permit because i thought it was great. i do not have a lot of prepared comments. i have been to this summi

a. stellar sea eagles nest above the ground the people can are you sure giving a delicate girl that much to carry is a good idea. elsie ashford is the first woman to ever climb a tree in the megaton ski resort of in the past you know we take always employed the help of the men in the group. yes. elsie is a research at the royal society for the protection of in scotland but nests have been her line of work the several years she has brought all the necessary equipment from scotland because she thinks using familiar equipment in an unfamiliar place is much safer. than the venue for climbing this tree is no easy job it will take elsie at least forty minutes to get to the nest especially if she observes all of the safety rules. elsie's progress is blocked she cannot go any further this is where a video camera attached to a rolled comes in handy connection except a key element of the monitoring procedure is inspecting us at the start of the season we need to know how many chips have had him and how many have survived to the end of the season and then if they're mature enough to leave their nes

commissioners, we have quite a stellar panel and we look forward to hearing their insights. the commission has invited a few individuals to provide firsthand testimony on how current immigration policies are affecting their lives, work, and dreams. each of these individuals has demonstrate courage in sharing personal stories and experiences with you. we will first hear from and the co-founder of the dream activists. following that, we will hear from andy macai. following andy, many of you have read about these two's struggle to stay in the country, and their situation has made them activists. we will hear from shirley and jay. they are represented by an extraordinary attorney. we are going to start now. >> hello, everyone. thank you for inviting me to speak my parents brought me here when i was 14, 10 years ago, from the island country of fiji and the south pacific. and they came here illegally and applied for a green card. no one told them it would take 10 years to get it. my grandmother is a u.s. citizen and today my parents and my sister, my entire family here are citizens

christy is doing a stellar job. you've delivered every day this week. >> i paid those people to pick sunshine to put the focus on the weather, exactly, some of us not to do without. today you won't have to. lots of sun around the bay area. still seeing some clouds out there. a shot from mount vaca, we'll continue to see cloud cover around the bay area. some low clouds hanging along the coastline, mild conditions along the bay shores, a nice warm condition in the inland spots. for tonight clouds definitely in the forecast. also seeing some fog along the coastline but we will see nice sunshine in store throughout most of the bay area, once we see some clouds mix out here on satellite, you can see already starting to see clearing along the bay shores, up in parts of the north bay and down into the south bay and peninsula as well. not quite as gray as we were this morning. this low has been sitting off the coast of southern california for several days now, that's moved to the southeast, bringing thunderstorms to palm de

the executive director's staff did a stellar job. peter daly was a steadfast and patient as ever. without their support, we would not have gotten it done. we would not have gotten that contract. it really is a team effort between the folks at bae and the folks at san francisco. i applaud them. again, the executive director mentioned the u.s. navy ship, paul foster. it is a guided missile destroyer. that ship will rollout in january. the project fully fund it will roll out at almost $12.5 million and roll up close to 180,000 man hours on that ship. between the paul foster -- again, paul foster needs 30- plus feet. again, a collaborative effort between the port and bae, and i appreciate everything the port of san francisco did make that happen. having lived and worked in san diego for a long time, never saw that kind of collaboration, so i do appreciate it. if i have any time -- i have 20 seconds. one quick one is citybuild. we work closely with them to do training for welders. it was a collaborative effort. they did a great job to get the training put together. we were able to get