as a san francisco native i would say that the mexican cultural history and contributions of san francisco the museum would be an incredible museum for them as a source of pride for the mexican pride in san francisco >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please . >> i'm an artist on the republic art. i live in san francisco for thirty years and i have been very lucky to work here. i know that san francisco has something very unique adversity in the arts. you can see all the arts from mexican native american. and i think san francisco has a great collection for the museum not only of chicano art but a large collection of text told us and musical arts and furniture and folk art. we really should consider giving this to the collection. so we definitely need to have a very good sense of access to everything everybody i hope you consider to give us this gift. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioner. i am part jew and part basic an, an american. i'm the ceo of the chambers we represent over 3 hundred businesses that are proud to be part of the mexico. we have the name to repre

san francisco celebrates it's rich multiple culture diversity. i'm tiffany and i'm excited to say that our second target store looked at on gary. acting as a san francisco nativeing back 5 percent of our income which today is $4 million to local community. target is supporting several initiatives throughout the most of the may slsht our multiple cultural heritage. and we have invite folks to come out for a free day. in closings target is deeply pounder or honored to be acknowledged. we look forward to a continued partnership with the city of san francisco. thank you. (clapping). (clapping) >> thank you target for its generous support. i'd like to acknowledge the champion sponsors please welcome the following folks (calling names) all right. so who would like to speak first? seriously fits fine >> seriously thank you, very much. i'm honored to be here thank you very much. i think i'm going to be back i will be. (clapping). thank you i'm the vice president of at&t for external affairs i'm proud to be a part of the celebration of at&t has now in the last few years but we're joined by members of our asian group. please stand up you do great work for at

san francisco celebrates it's rich multiple culture diversity. i'm tiffany and i'm excited to say that our second target store looked at on gary. acting as a san francisco nativeing back 5 percent of our income which today is $4 million to local community. target is supporting several initiatives throughout the most of the may slsht our multiple cultural heritage. and we have invite folks to come out for a free day. in closings target is deeply pounder or honored to be acknowledged. we look forward to a continued partnership with the city of san francisco. thank you. (clapping). (clapping) >> thank you target for its generous support. i'd like to acknowledge the champion sponsors

i'm a san francisco native lived here most of my adult life. i've had tickets on my of my adult life. while the ticket were valid some were not the the meters themselves failed or i got a wrong ticket that have or. i've had my motor circle was towed away. i live out in the suburbia and i see parking meters way out by the beach out in golden gate area it doesn't stop. frankly i'm a working-class guy and when i see here is we're paying for the fat cats who get the right side off those parking meters. and those tickets. and people who work for the muni system make large monuments the overtime and large amounts of pensions. quite frankly, i don't want to pay their pen shubz i don't want to pay a smart phone. and why don't we ever mention what happens down at pier 70 you get free parking. anyway, the whole parking thing of putting parking meters on sunday is a crock of manure >> thank you. next speaker please. >> i'm marjorie i'm a business owner and resident. my company has services and we are on harrison street and a merry possess we're directly i

being a san francisco native, i was born and raised here, i've worked in the bar and /r*s /raupblt industry for the past seven years, i can say for the character of these four gentlemen, i've never worked for more responsible and energetic group of people than these guys right here. >> i live in knob hill. i'm an attorney so i think everybody probably knows i've done a lot of attendance at bars over the course of my life. i learned to do any drinking in chicago and boston and one of the things you find in cities like that that you don't find in san francisco is the quintessential neighborhood bar and one thing that's always impressed me about this place is that it has that quality. i think you've heard that today. the people that walk in the door, they know the guys behind the bar, they say hello, ask about their families. it's not a place where a bunch of people that don't know each other drink. it's a community bar, it's part of that community and i think you've heard it here today the impact they're having and i think that's something that's missing in san francisco as it become more an

new storm manager for the soon to be second city target store in san francisco, this october, located on geary. and as a san francisco native i am proud to represent target and be a part of a company who has a legacy of giving back to the local communities. and even before target opens its doors, we were giving back 5 percent of our income. which today equals more than 4 million dollars a week to local communities. target is supporting several community initiatives throughout the month of may. with a common theme around celebrating our reviving asian cultural heritage and we are honored to a part of today's apa heritage month kick off celebration and target looks forward to the continued partnership to the city of san francisco. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. we call in the heritage, starting with the academy of art and university, president stevens? >> thank you, and thank you for including me in this wonderful event it has been a pleasure >> my grandfather started the academy in 1929, he and my grandmother and they were very good friends with don kingman and sat on our board and taught at the academy and when it wa

monique has been in a difficult position because she's a san francisco native. she wants to be here and grow her business in this city. i really stress this is a very different situation than the athletic or other stores of the world. since we've had so much focus on leasing activity i want to mentioned that we have subways for our gallery in case anyone wants to see it. there is all this talk about sophisticated techniques, frankly it doesn't represent what's happening in this situation. we have monique here, this is her business, she's working with fashion line that she's had experience with in the past and she's trying new things. she tried a pop up store. in fact the evanston location that she leases, the economics didn't work out and her time spent here, that is the location that didn't work out and that's not because of any sort of scheme from up top. that is from monique trying to about would this business. i do want to speak to the conditional use requirement. it sounds like a very easy option to say let's go through conditional use process. no problem.

monique has been in a difficult position because she's a san francisco native. she wants to be here and grow her business in this city. i really stress this is a very different situation than the athletic or other stores of the world. since we've had so much focus on leasing activity i want to mentioned that we have subways fo

on the stand the san francisco native recounted the series of e vebts that unfold ld after he learned sports mem beelia dealer was selling items simpson believes were his. simpson claims his former lawyer told him it would be okay to take his items back. >> he gave me an example that if you were walking down the street and you saw your laptop with your name on it in a car, you can use the force to break the window of the car to get the laptop. >> he got pretty emotional at timeston stand. the 65-year-old was convicted 0 leading a group of armed associates into a las vegas hotel room where they formed people to turn over the items once belonging to the disgraced football star. >> turning to the man accused of kidnapping three women and hold them for a decade said he's not a monster. they also say ariel castro cares deeply for the six-year-old daughter he fathered with one of his alleged captives, amanda berry. >> mr. castro is extremely committed to the well-being and positive future for his daughter who he loves deerly. >> the attorney say castro will plead not guilty. he's accused of

san francisco native and 1964 u.s. open champ ken venturi passed away today. he played his collegiate golf at san jose state, was recently inducted into the world golf hall of fame. he was 82 years old. the a's come from behind late to beat the royals 2-1. that's it for sports. more news right after this. >>> have a great weekend. >> good night. ♪ alright, let's go. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ shimmy, shimmy chocolate. ♪ we, we chocolate cross over. ♪ yeah, we chocolate cross over. ♪ [ male announcer ] introducing fiber one 80 calorie chocolate cereal. ♪ chocolate. ♪ the one and only, cheerios i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can. [ knocking ] >> come on in. >> jay: how are, sir? >> i'm doing great, thanks. how are you? good to be back. >> jay: good to

new storm manager for the soon to be second city target store in san francisco, this october, located on geary. and as a san francisco native i am proud to represent target and be a part of a company who has a legacy of giving back to the local communities. and even before target opens its doors, we were giving back 5 percent of our income. which today equals more than 4 million dollars a week to local communities. target is pp