i am a part of the movement program at bernal heights neighborhood center. i'm a youth leader at tower and also ymac which is based at coleman. i read through the draft of the m-o-u. i agreed on most of the policies drafted down in this m-o-u, but so that it is not necessary to have one officer assigned to more than one school site. and if this officer is assigned to a school site, the officer should have a good relationship with the community, the school, and especially the students. i myself am not really comfortable with the cops being around the community i am in because all of the profiling of cops. but i was a part of this youth summit that had communications and interactions with the officers from the ingleside station. officer bode and officer silrob. i grew a community relationship with these guys. it's the fact they took the time to spend time with us and build a community relationship made me change my heart towards the way i look at cops. because at the end of the day, i realized that these officers are still human beings. officers in general sho

this cuts right in front the bernal heights and glen park -- >> bernal cut? >> precisely. >> which was way back in history cut out for railroad line and eventually thought the feeder to mission freeway which fortunately was constructed. the objective in this part on a long-range basis have been anticipated by the glen park area plan but also desires and opportunities among community and city agencies to improve conditions in the nearer term. specifically focusing on the northbound segment, three lanes of traffic and very substandard bike lane at the curb. >> actually a gutter. >> yes. >> it's got paint. >> you can see a little in this picture. generally say you want to build a five-foot bike lane, the practice would be that five feet does not include that portion. it is nearly half of the right-of-way of that lane. >> it is my route. >> you are family -- familiar with it. >> i'm curious. >> this is something that took me a little time to wrap my head around is you have three streams of traffic coming in at that point. the off-ramp, the heaviest load. you have

hop yard or foothill to get off 580 headed south back on 680 at bernal, first street livermore off 580owards bernal in the livermore area we'll be following this as the morning develops and they get coroner there and get those lanes open. >>> that accident involves a pedestrian on the freeway at least that's what we have been told. santa clara grade school principal in jail accused of possessing crystal meth with the intense of selling it. katie marzullo is live at the school with the story. shocked parents. >> reporter: yes shocked parents and they will be bombarded with information when they get here. an employee told us that district workers, would be here this morning in full force, giving out information, answering questions people might have. they are sending out a letter to all parents today in three languages. this because of 42-year-old eric lewis, the principal here at montague elementary for the past seven years or so, he was making $114,000 a year now on unpaid administrative leave. police say he's a methamphetamine dealer. they arrested him friday in an undercover operatio

i'm also executive director of library users association, and wanted it give an update on the bernal heights library branch mural which is a mural featuring victor -- and the history of bernal heights neighborhood. that mural is scheduled for destruction now in a very few weeks, unless you or the mayor take some action to prevent it. we are having an event at the library this weekend, and i urge folks to come. details are available from us at library users, 2004 at yahoo.com. thank you very much. >> president chiu: next speaker. >> they gave me a notice and said i'm permanently evict from the press room. but i had a meeting with the real estate people there and i think they're going to rescind that. but my question is still today, who, who, who, who's in control, right here in san francisco. you know, i've been in some 20 years and been through five administrations. i never seen such display of corruptness, not blaming all of you. i've never seen so much -- conspiracy going on in one town here. it's hard to see. the world is looking at the major elections but i'm going to do somethin

love shack apothecary, and the bernal heights collective. the planning department staff has received multiple telephone calls regarding the project. those in opposition are concerned about the incompatibility of the mcd with the area and the possibility that it will aggravate criminal activity and antisocial activity. i have received multiple letters in support of the project and i will submit these to you. those in favor said the intention of the mcd to serve the lgbt community and those with chronic illnesses such as hiv/aids. staff recommendation is based on the following. the mcd complies with all the standards and requirements of the planning code including all proximity limitations in advance of the objectives and policies -- >> excuse me. you can take pictures, do not use a flash. thank you. >> the mcd complies with the policies of the general plan. it will generate between 15 and 20 poll time and -- fell -- full time and part time jobs. the sponsor will agree to the following conditions. daily sweeping and pick up of litter disposal

warfield, executive director of library users association, and i want to talk about who supports the bernalhed. we recently had a rally, actually on sunday for the refreshment of the mural. there was good coverage from the neighborhood, some folks spontaneously spoke in favor of it. you might look at our -- for downstairs please show our visual. save our history, protect our art. recently, in addition, there was endorsement of the refreshment of the mural from the harvey milk lgbt democratic club as well as the peace and freedom party. who else supported and has supported restoration of the mural, author and mural expert tim drescher, singer songwriter holly near, john soma who has made a film, and some other local folks whose names you might find familiar. although the library's minutes are not always fully reliable, let's go to august 2009, when kimberly -- district director for assembly member tom ammiano came and reported as having said the assembly member has heard from a number of constituents in bernal heights who supports restoration of the murals. he said he also supports restorati

if i understand your question, you are talking about the sidewalk which you see -- northbound bernal cut. >> this area, there is maybe an opportunity to use some of this wholly for bicycles. clearly would involve curb construction, which greatly increases cost of designing. certainly for a long-term vision, medium-term vision that would be possible. there is an additional pedestrian facility up the hill, which is much more pleasant to walk on. some community gardens and what not. very few pedestrians on that segment. >> we look to the possibility of relocating the light poles that are practically on the curb on that northbound sidewalk to top of parapet, that keeps the hillside from coming down. pretty expensive receive things. part of a long-range vision. that would free up the entire sidewalk and maybe, you know, extending that a little bit within the perimeter of the current bike lane. you'd have a facility wide enough to do both. pedestrian and bicycle movement without the hazard of having the light poles in the way of moving bicycle. again, we are talking about fairly significan

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ammiano came and reported as having said the assembly member has heard from a number of constituents in bernal heights who supports restoration of the murals. he said he also supports restoration of all sides of the mural. lynette haynes, legislative aide to supervisor campos said many constituents have come forward who would like to see the mural restored on all three sides. i won't read all the rest of it but precita -- a -- and a wide range of people altogether support the refreshment of this mural and not its planned destruction. thank you. >> president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> viewers at home, tom gilberti, beach marina apartments. anyone in this room, anyone listening at home want to wake up tomorrow and hear a noise, a droning, a buzzing, coming not from their apartment or their home, their house, but from across the street, a never-before heard noise. they come home tomorrow, the next night, it's still there, it's still there, and it's still there. your property values, your quality of life suffer. and where is it coming from? it could be an electric transformer on a pole in a

this is bernal heights park. you can still see the gutters they put in there. this is buena vista parks. this is quezar park. this is mount davidson. look out for the rock. this is on telegraph park. this is stern grove. this is a little known park above candle stick. here's my friend jake, standing by a wall. this was rosy play ground. they turned it into a park and it was also restored by wpa. i believe they torn down the house, which was unforgivable and the zoo is wpa. and here's the murals inside the mother's building. the marina sea walls and great aquatic park. the palace of fine arts. we wouldn't have and a little further in, lake merit, this pier. alva rado park and then, some of you my recognize this. the berkeley rose garden. did it have to be this beautiful. finally, i'm going to wrap up. san francisco is rich in the various kinds of arts projects. we have a fabulous collection of stuff here. there were four components. there was visual arts, federal theater, federal musics and federal writers. they employed many people. this is excellent to show th

entre la gente esta bernal ... quiere imponer un nuevo estilo alejado de los tradicionales botones... y vaya que tiene merito, ella se demoro hora y media en pintar sus un~as... su esposo le hizo este llamativo arete con el mapa de su estado ... texas... "me lo hize porque queria algo diferente ya ve que todos traen sus botones y todo pero yo queria vestido diferente y bolsa diferente que dice obama..." pero la moda no fue lo unico que impresiona en esta calle.. . no faltaron los temas religiosos... ni la musica desde la lenta hasta la movida.... nat! musica las protestas contra el aborto se hicieron esperar pero no estos gritos aclamando tener el mejor burrito de la ciudad! "johnnys burrito el burrito mas bueno de north carolina." tambien sobro el humor... con calendarios de la familia presidencial, hasta cortaunas con los dientes de obama... "eso es lo que me gusta que hay mucha gente entonces se siente bien. se siente bien uno, bien acompanado, chevere." y bueno yo no pude resistirme la tentacion y termine compr

staff gave presentations to youth groups from bernal heights, a youth summit at balboa high school, thenational alliance on mental illness, and a group of juvenile justice advocates. we also made presentations to the san francisco youth commission. we staffed booths at the annual summer resource fair and the police department use resource fair in the western edition. we continue to distribute release forms. we worked with the arab cultural and community center to translate our brochure into arabic. it has since been published in arabic. we ask our audience is to evaluate us when we give a presentation. 100% of the representatives felt the presentations met their expectations. in the area of policy analysis, during the second quarter of 2012, the occ concluded its investigation of an unnecessary force complaint regarding a response to a noise complaint at an sro, which i have already discussed. two policy recommendations were adopted as a result. there were additional policy recommendations that came from that incident. one of them was to enhance the emergency dispatch system, so the res

san jose police say they found the man on monterey highway near bernal around 1:00 this morning. he was rushed to a nearby hospital but was pronounced dead. it's unclear how that man died. we do know police are searching for suspects. >>> new this morning, police still searching for the weapon used to stab a san leandro man in the chest overnight. police say the weapon is sharp and perhaps an ice pick. officers say the 57-year-old man was stabbed inside his own apartment on fargo avenue near washington avenue around 1:00 this morning. the victim was able to tell police his attacker's name. a short time later police spotted the man driving his suburban in oakland. police say that he tried to flee but was eventually arrested at foothill boulevard and stanley avenue after a short chase. that stabbing victim is expected to survive. >>> federal agents are stepping in to investigate a fire in vallejo that would be a case of domestic terrorism. it burned the offices of the city's mayor. investigators are trying to figure out who might want to target that mayor and why. >> when vallejo m

this item seeks approval of a renewal license agreement for telecommunications at 99 moultrie, in bernal heights, surrounded by the park. i have a location map on the overhead for you. more specifically, the actually facility itself. you can see the existing tower and associated building that houses the equipment that serves that tower. this was actually a city-owned facility, along with the park around it. until it was purchased by at&t in 1961 through a condemnation action against the city. the park still remains a city asset. there's easement rights through that park. as a park, that condemnation settlement in 1961, the city retained certain rights to limited number of pieces of equipment through the tower and adjacent building. if the city required additional pieces then we needed to execute a second ago agreement with ownership of the tower and pay market rate for that. since 1993, that, in fact, has been the case. the city has had a separate license agreement in place for excess equipment, the tower and room serving the tower. since 2003 that has been an annual self-renewing licens

as i said, our issue right now is that a gay muralist arch williams made a wonderful mural at bernal branch library which the city wants to get rid of and replace with something bland. it's a destruction of history and we would like to get in touch with anybody who is interested. thank you. >> chair kim: thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. i just wanted to take an opportunity to thank the many, many applicants that have applied, and also that are here today, and have sat through a lengthy rules committee and listened to one another. i think certainly i can speak on behalf of the committee in that we are incredibly impressed by the caliber not just of interest in service but of course on personal and work experience that you've brought forward, and just -- i'm personally impressed by the incredible diversity, also of the applicants that have applied and we don't often see that. i don't know if that speaks to the outreach that was done by the offices of supervisor campos, wiener and olague but i want to say i truly, truly ap

stalled northbound 80 at bernal. eastbound highway 4 at loveridge closed detour in place. >>> breaking news from oakland. police are investigating two shootings overnight. one wounded a child who is in the hospital in serious condition. it happened around 1:00 while the child was inside a home on macon road near i-880. the other shooting 11:30 sent three adults to the hospital on seminary avenue near oakdale. more information, terry mcsweeney is at the scene right now. he will have a live report at the top of the hour. >>> this morning martinez police still trying to figure out why a driver backed into a service station gas pump igniting a huge fireball. amy hollyfield is live at the gas station. >> reporter: you have to look at this picture first look what is left. can you believe that is a gas pump? can you imagine standing here pumping your gas when this happened? we have surveillance video you have to see this. it shows the moment when it happened. there were people here pumping gas. they say it was terrifying. a

activists with occupy bernal rallied at the war memorial building to celebrate their successes in fighting foreclosures. ok pyres outside the federal reserve state their nearly year-long vigil kept live discussions about corporate influence. . >>> more details now at least one political expert says the occupy movement has been effective in changing the national dialogue. >> for the first time since the 1930s in this country, there is a political debate about social and economic equality. >> flor is rosenthal compared occupy to the tea party movement saying both emerged from fears brought on by the economic downturn. another political scientist we spoke with agrees that occupy has helped set the agenda this political year. it says the movement has lost momentum for several reasons including police crackdowns and too much attention on some of the quote flakier elements of the movement. >>> new at 7:00 a vigil is underway in san francisco right now to honor the u.s. ambassador killed in libya last week. people tell her the moderate majority has the power to silence extremists. janet. >> that'

then bishop swing, which is an ecs and bernal-sponsored projects. 135 single adults of the building.e three projects were all 100% homeless population. however, we also do mixed populations. 10th and mission is a family project that mercy sponsored. 135 units. 44 targeted to homeless families. currently under construction is 11 84th, another mercy-sponsored project. 150 units with 25 targeted the homeless. eligible contracts unless projects must contract to provide services that are reviewed and funded by dph and hsa. they go to the access points, giving the city the ability to prioritize those individuals that have long histories of heavy use of city services. the first loss disbursement is made -- once approved, it is made when the building is placed in service. thereafter, disbursements are made at the beginning of each fiscal year after the city's budget is approved. the loss program budget is monitored by both the service agencies, as well as the mayor's budget office. local operating subsidy creates an operationally feasible project that is then able to leverage other state, fe

warfield, executive director of library users association, and i want to talk about who supports the bernal

signers live in the financial district, pacific heights, his russian hill, north waterfront, glen park, bernal heights, and bayview. they believe, as i do, that such a spot zoning height increase is the beginning of the end of our beautiful waterfront. so, today, his you have a chance to do what san franciscans want you to do. they want to preserve the waterfront. we ask you to do this by repealing the eight washington waterfront increase ordinance. thank you. >> president chiu: next speaker. >> mr. president, members of the board of supervisors, my name is lee radner, friends of golden gateway. you heard the first speakers talk about 31,000 plus voters who signed the petition to put the referendum on the ballot. you're looking at -- you're looking at the wall on the waterfront. this is not our concoction. this is the developer's. right along the embarcadero. you have the opportunity, today, to stop this kind of construction along the waterfront, where we will have to go to the ballot, which i don't think many of us would like to see happen. we'd like to have you change your mind today. also,

commission and one against a supervisor regarding library matters namely the mural destruction at bernalou. >> chair kim: thank you. >> good afternoon. my name's rita -- and i'm standing before you to use my first amendment rights to petition the government for redress. the board of supervisors' actions regarding existing sunshine ordinance task force has been called everything from absurd and arbitrary to petty and punitive. it's completely shut down. you're denying us the rights to open government. the inability of this committee not to recognize one member of the task force needed to be physically disabled is until now unacceptable and inexcusable. it's your job to know what the requirements are when you put forth appointees to these petitions. your attempt to replace members to the board your uninformed or green cronies or supporters, some documents that are required for consideration is beyond insulting. the removal of bruce wolfe who meets all of the requirements for the seat of the task force intended to satisfy perhaps, i don't know, the fragile egos of you who have been found in