and welcome to san francisco city hall. on this momentus occasion, we are going to have and celebrate the unveiling of the adolf trotro bust. and so we will begin with the present mayor of san francisco, mayor ed lee, talking about one of the former mayors of san francisco adolf trotro. >> all right. thank you, ellen. >> you are very welcome. president lee. >> good morning, everyone and welcome to city hall. and thanks for as a various departments that are here, i understand that we have three representatives from our counsel general offices, certainly our counsel general from germany, from israel and russia. thank you very much for being here. former supervisor clint is here, i can see him in the crowd thank you for being here as well. our chiefs from the fire and police department are here. members of our commissions are here as well and thank you very much. my good buddy, leonid, mucupkin has been an advisor to me for many, many years previous to my being mayor of san francisco. and he is always been giving me great advi

>> come on up. >> my name is henry i moved in directly crossed the street from the hall. i'm an unfortunate person for them i'm the business for surveying for temperature or. - because of crime that was attracted the dallas passenger door was very supportive of my effort. the hall i ago with my neighbor most of the time no issue and we would like to have them in the neighborhood we thought they were a selling point in the neighborhood the reality is the bill of sale we were soiled. i didn't think it was an aa meeting but there's a lot of broken bottles and a ton of tra trash. i've not stipend because i understand that san francisco has a different approach than dallas does. i'm overseas and i travel a lot. my request is you approve their permit it is blatantly untrue there is not loitering and it's loud. i believe some of those are 18 and older. and the fence she mentioned is not on the residential side of the street. and so say it's monthly a residential area is not true. so we want them to do what they said what they would do. we'd like some controls the rest of time >>

meetings in city hall all the time. so having a very open process. second of all, managing our budget in a very financially responsible manner. as mayor lee mentioned we want to plan as spouses for the long haul in san francisco and this is about the long-term security of our city, both in terms of the services we provide and residents that we serve and we want to make sure that the public has confidence that we are managing our dollars and taking a long-term perspective of our city's financial health. and lastly, making sure as mayor lee also mentioned that our budget reflects the priorities of our city, today and tomorrow. the budget more than anything is really a testament about our priorities and priority document and what we value as a city and making sure that our budget reflects that 100% is so important. so we're going to continue to work together in city hall, both with my colleagues on the board of supervisors, with the mayor, great budget director in kate howard, and we're going to have the budget process and

there are some reoccurring themes at the town hall meetings. we heard from different hiv and aids non-profits and positive resources and they spoke very passionately about the need for funding especially in light of federal state cuts. the living campaign also mobilized a very vocal constituency advocating support for the b top program. this was a federal grant that was responsible for putting computers and tutors in city college neighborhood resource centers and senior centers. this is the way the technology can be a life looik -- line to connect people that don't have access. that grant experience has expired. they have put it in their budget to continue the funding but the advocates did a very good job to make sure our policy makers understood this was a priority. there was also advocacy for continued funding for services administrated by dos including in home services and pedestrian safety was an issue across all communities. we heard from a high school student talked about her friend killed on a crosswalk. she really made the plea that eve

custody in justly hall has gone down substantial. as of yesterday there were 70 youth in custody 56 of those youth had a gun or violence petition. 80 percent of all you all the youth have a petition for a gun or violation recommended petition tow percent. a particular note is the fact that 41 percent are almost half of this population are 15 years old or younger. 9 percent of the population is age 18 years old. again looking at the counter population in juvenile hall 15 percent have a gun related offense and it 12 percent are charged with murder and the oftentimes they're charged with robberies. the theft of cell phones or other electronic devises is involved. looking at some of the kinds processing >> if you were to look at - if we look at when our census was 1 hundred and thirty or 40 would those percentages look different. if you show me this would a certainty percentage for the changing landscape comes in the case of situations where probation officers work for the county of san francisco work with violent are faced with offender

once you enter city hall you'll be required to go through security. annoy a finale john has been an educateor he has been performing at the washington, d.c. on may 9th. ladies and gentlemen, the gentleman john james. >> i have to perform two pizza lovers song and you'll never walk alone it pays contribute attribute to my family to my grandparents and daughter four generates but to the immigrants and american born. so i'm going to begin with the butterfly love song. long before shakespeare wrote this there's a famous chinese leniently who are forces to separate and die of traffic circumstances and return to life as butterflies. from that legion there's a chinese melody that originated from all the women in 1923 and that chinese melody later became the theme for the butterflies violin concerto. i honor this from china representing the generation of my grand parents who were chinese immigrants in the united states. i trofrm this in an expression of my own. >> don't confuse me. (clapping). ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in ma ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

and we also want to remind that you the mayor has four budget town hall meetings left. so if you didn't get your question asked or your thoughts expressed today, you still have a chance. the next one is this saturday, for districts 8 and 9, that is the mission, the castro, glen park, noe valley and we'll be not only with mayor ed lee, but supervisors campos and wiener. it's 9:00 at cesar chavez elementary school in san francisco. for a complete schedule of all of the meetings for the budget town halls you can go to sfmayor.org and any time you can email your budget feedback to the mayor at mayoredwinlee@sf.gov.org and mai mayor we have literally 15 seconds for a closing remark if you want to say anything. >> i am incredibly excited about our county. we are transparent and open and this online is another good example, but i am truly invested in the success of this city and i want everybody to know that we'll have a lot more conversations about the future of our city. i think we are on the edge of talking about things like the economy and getting more people involved in t

on december 2006 the transportation department opened a new hall. i'd like to repeat that again, this new institution has ma flaws $2.2 million it will cost taxpayers. we yours the outdoors recreation area that had a been unuses. during this recess the department adding agreed to apply 2 of the detainees that the new yard q require a soccer field and tense court and two significant courts. last year, we highlighted the fact it was unclear that the detainees were loud their outdoors time. we ask their continued their outdoor day activity. and kids should be allowed out one hour a day. we ask the youth juvenile department be given the necessary tools. finally we p want to say the recreational area has been demeanor mat for seven years. now i'll introduce commissioner >> hello chair and i'm nicholas i'm currently a junior. so the first priority i have four today is to both run and sustain the free minnesota youth program. the preminnie it has been a long with the severe cuts to yellow school buses we've been unable to get on the streetcars. i could go

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i wanted to ask since the gentleman is here from juvenile hall. one the items mentioned what the recreation of the inmates that they were necessarily getting their mandate hour of recreation time at juvenile hall facility in san francisco. can you respond to that? >> thank you for the opportunity to speak. we're very, very dmoilt make sure that young people receive their large muscle activity. and including use of the courtyard facilities that's connected to each the individual housing units as well as the gymnasium facility and inclusive of the two outdoors yards that the gentleman referenced that are full court basketball facilities that allow folks to go out in the fresh air and sunlight. we continue to do the retrofitting to address some of the safety concerns we have thought space that's inclusive of the soccer field. but in terms of our responsibility to make sure that we're in compliance with title 15 that is absolutely the case as reaffirmed by the department of the corrections that re - >> so the capacity of recreational space neatest e m

i'm happy to co-host this town hall with supervisor eric mar. i think that both of our districts -- our residents share a lot of the same concerns and we have high populations of children and families, lot of seniors as well as folks from immigrant community. and, so, today i think that it is a great partnership that we have. i also want to thank the department heads who are here as well as our mayor and very hard working budget director having been the legislative aid to former supervisor carmen chueed when served on the budget committee four years, i know how hard it is that all of you worked to put together the budget. ~ who had as you know the mayor and his team will be submitting the budget to the board by june 1st, and, so, i think that we're very lucky that we have a very collaborative mayor and his team who want to hear from you as he's putting the budget together, not after, but during the process so that he can incorporate your feedback into his budget. so, with that, i want to turn it over to our budget chair, supervisor mark farrell.

and we will hold hearings in city hall, again open to the public. and we aim to present to the board of supervisors and have it signed by middle of the year. please come and let your voices be heard. and thank you again for all of your comments tonight. thank you. >> and now we will hear from supervisor cohen and supervisor avalos and mayor lee. >> all right, i know there are some people in the audience that still want an opportunity to speak. i want to let you know, i will speak on behalf for you mr. avalos. but it's an opportunity that we welcome everyone that wants to meet with us, can come and talk to us about the budget. i want to appreciate everyone that came out. everyone that came out, it's important to be a part of this conversation. that's about it. there you go. >> thank you for being here, i will stay longer, we have to get home kids have homework. but i will stay longer. our process as a city needs to reflect the great needs we have here in district 10 and 11. and one thing we have is lots of senior and young people. and we have higher

if you have comments come out to one of the mayor's budget town hall meetings