so, i will call up dee-dee workman from the chamber of commerce. ms. workman? >>> good afternoon, supervisors. dee-dee workman from the san francisco chamber of commerce representing over 1500 local businesses in san francisco. the chamber commends you, supervisor wiener, and your staff for taking on this very complex public policy while seeking to balance what's best for both mobile food facilities and bricks and mortar food services, cafes, so on. it is important to recognize the benefits both provide to craft a policy that as best it can encourages and supports a wide variety of food and food services for san francis residents, workers and visitors without stifling or encroaching upon either type of service. this legislation goes a long way in doing that, particularly the permitting and noticing requirements, the radius requirements, the parking restrictions and controls, and the enforcement provisions. we need to continue to be vigilant to ensure bricks and mortar restaurants are able to serve the public and mobile food trucks as well without either enjoyin

i can see by the pie chart the resolution is not that good. 38 percent of our staff works with workman's comp. and we have a contract with the administrator. we have 35 percent of our staff implementing the civil service. i want to highlight a couple of key initiatives. we have a community anti research program that we're piloting it's based on a model we use a couple of years ago. that was to reach anti to increase employed communities and open up training modules and ways to give people a leg up believe will increase the diversity of our applicant pool. our most recent mellowing pool for fire department and police it's fairly representative of the process. we want to improve our selection tools and reduce the impact that maybe associated with the historical tools we've used. we're going to implement a testing program. ramp have the candidates wait for when the exam opens up someone who is interested in the firefighter position can go down and take the test. this significantly increases the applicant pool. for example, instead of using the peace officer training standards test for polic

we're proud to report that the department has intent to reduce our workman's comp we're going to save there. and that's because of a very focused effort by staff to return people to work more quickly after an injury and we have a safe work practices and we're very focused on workplace safety and training. we've done a good job keeping our overtime costs down. and we're also working with d t to connect park and reeshgs to other projects. we are updating our website and all the government and the wreaking programming and a total massive i couldn't want to allow our staff to identify challenges on smart phones. some of our capital initiatives are very much tide to our 2008 bond. we're proud to cut the rib on at one of our parks lecturer last week. we have our if his phase that includes margaret lake playground. and we do have funding in our general capital support initiatives including reducing the key track. other general fund capital support goes to our effort to continue to invest and make sure our parks are as assessable as they need to be and continue to update the parks and other p

we're proud to report that the department has intent to reduce our workman's comp we're going to save there. and that's because of a very focused effort by staff to return people to work more quickly after an injury and we have a safe work practices and we're very focused on workplace safety and training. we've done a good job keeping our overtime

the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. small business commission meeting. the time is now 2:07 p.m. and the meeting is being called to order. before we begin we would like to thank city hall media service and sfgovtv for their continued support of our meetings. we would like to ask members of public to turn off your cellphones and digital devices. first item, roll call, president adams? >> here. >> commissioner white? will be joining

citywide work orders are costing us like workman's comp and other things. 32 the second year and it's almost by 10 million and finally some small savings and debt service. year two solution i called out separately because there's things that are different than what we previously assumed and their you treated differently in the first and second year. so the y pi make up part of the difference and a for the mayors budget is it includes 4 million to offset the loses. i think the health department can speak more on that >> when they do their budget presentation? >> okay. thanks. >> but as you can supervisor those services are a wide range of things including mental health and support for people who are home it's a variety of health and health related support. >> supervisor wiener. just to clarify it's not just ryan white it's ryan white cuts and directly health department staffing. it was actually $8 million in cuts and the mayor had last year back filled 4 million and made up the other 4 million but it gets worse as time goes on. so the mayor back filled the 8 million and there's another

the mysterious person seen slipping through the neighborhood, to the landscaping crew to the former workman were able to clear those things. >> so they put together what they had, a family dealing with mental illness, a mother bludgioned to death, a spouse who who been unfaithful, a son with injuries to his hands. and something else they noticed about jeffrey, the tareful quivering voice, the head to the hands. it all came across as an act. >> at no time, even when we tell him your mother has been murdered, there are no tears. there's no watery eyes. there's no what appeared to us real emotion. i mean, faked emotion. trying to pretend, but nothing that appeared to be real. >> so jeffrey, the beloved friend, the goodson, had become a suspect in his mother's murder. >> i just think it's impossible. >> jeffrey had lived with his aunt susan, ruth's sister for several weeks after his mother's murder. >> i did try to pull information from him by just saying i know you had difficult times. his reaction was what i would think was normal. i don't feel jeff did this crime. >> jeffrey never raised his

the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the san francisco playground's history dates back to 1927 when the area where the present playground and center is today was purchased by the city for $27,000. in the 1950s, the center was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was built. thanks to the passage of the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, the sunset playground has undergone extensive renovation to its four acres of fields, courts, play grounds, community rooms, and historic gymnasium. >> here we are. 60 years and $14 million later, and we have got this beautiful, brand-new rec center completely accessible to the entire neighborhood. >> the new rec center houses multi-purpose rooms for all kinds of activities, including basketball, line dancing, playing ping-pong, and arts and crafts. >> use it for whatever you want to do, you ca

the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language.ed was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. i'm derek, i'm hyungry, and ready to eat. these vendors offer a variety of the streets near you. these mobile restaurants are serving up original, creative and unusual combinations. you can grab something simple like a grilled cheese sandwich or something unique like curry. we areher here in the average eight -- upper haight. you will be competing in the quick buy food challenge. an appetizer and if you are the winner you will get the title of the quitck bite "chompion." i am here with matt cohen, from off the grid. >> we assembled trucks and put them into a really unique heurban settings. >> what inspired you to start off the grid? >> i was helping people lodge mobile food trucks. the work asking for what can we get -- part together? we started our first location and then from there we expanded locations. >> why do think food trucks

it took us down a rabbit all rabbit hole that involves a syndicate, is really workman, a lot of themnot even locksmith. some quotes a price on the phone, but what they want to do is drill out your deadbolt and your knob and sometimes argue seven times more. it is interesting. you're not going to believe the big boss at the head of one of these syndicates. a character we could not even have scripted in our lives. but we figured out a way to confront him as well. >> bill, you also came across an interesting scenario where you think your tv set is broken, right? >> yeah. this experiment was we basically turned the color down on a set. a problem so simple we actually had 11 and 12-year-olds be able to solve it for us. but when you call tv repairman to check it out, some of us decided that we needed fancy tuber claimants -- tube replacements, they wanted to charge $500 for these problem's. so we try to educate you on how some of these inns and outs of these scams. and take you along for the ride. the firstsponse to show last week. i hope you guys check it out tonight. >> sound like a grea

my camera is mike workman. >> a -- how filmmakers in thailand are taking on the censors.onstrations are held ahead of the bradley manning trial. hello again, the three syrian army is sending more fighters into the besieged city ofkusair rebel. are battling government soldiers who tried to recapture the town for the international committee of the red cross wants immediate access to deliver aid to trapped libyans. a third day of demonstrations in istanbul. riot police pulled back on saturday night after accusations they used excessive force the. turkish prime minister has appealed to protesters to stop the protests. more than a dozen people have been rescued from floods and oklahoma and surrounding u.s. regions. people there are trying to salvage what they can from the damaged homes. two weeks -- it was after two weeks of tornadoes. the chinese military has called for resolutions to various territory disputes and the south china seas. a chinese army colonel made the comment during a security summit in singapore. u.s. defence secretary chuck hagel promised to maintain the u.

the workman who worked on this building did not all speak the same language. and what happened was the person working next to the other person respected a skill a skill that was so wonderful that we have this masterpiece to show the world today. >> hello well concealed need your district supervisor. -- welcome to meet your district supervisor. we are here with supervisor kim. welcome. thank you for joining supervisor kim: thank you for having me. >> tell us where he grew up. supervisor kim: i grew up on the new york city.

. >> good evening, i'm sally workman and the director of pets unlimited. i just want to bring up two points related to this topic this evening. and one of the one that rebecca brought up is that the adoption and part of this proposal is for a cat of the two line adoption center to be built into the store and that will allow the pets unlimited to save many, many more lives, again this is not an, it is not a not for profit, we have almost no money no marketing, realistickly, the marketing is not something that the donors can want to support. and so the paths of foot traffic in the supply store has a huge impact in expanding our reach and our mission reach and being able to save more lives because the of the space available literally means to save the lives along what she said along the lines of what might be possible. >> and so we are hoping to have that opportunity to expand our mission reach and i want to comment that i work on the north side of town, but i live on the south side of town and i did notice that when pet food express which i certainly would g

like a house plant they'll seek out the light and emerge to the public promenade to spread their workman'ser to treat my fishmongers ago you? i'll tell you when this city became unfit for civilized life. it was the advent of the vertical cabled car forcing those of us with delicate constitutions to share a rattling pennicular pressed in the uniform of an organ bripd monkey. i prefer for t simpler ways of yore being conveyed to my apartment by four stout eunuchs. (laughter) fie i say on your bicycles! we shall return! (cheers and applause) Ä m!=$-x ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ well, when i met you at the station ♪ you were standing with a bootleg in your hand ♪ i took you back to my little place ♪ for a taste of a multi-colored band ♪ we're gonna get hi, hi, hi the night is young ♪ she'll be my funky little mama ♪ gonna rock it and we've only just begun ♪ we're gonna get hi, hi, hi with the music on ♪ won't say bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye, bye-bye ♪ 'til the night has gone i'm gonna do it to you ♪ gonna do it sweet banana you'll never give up ♪ we're going to get hi, hi, hi in the midday sun ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

>> we have these things called workman one-to-one, but they give basically a lecture to everyone interested about learning that they do and how they do it. we recently did one in our digital department and it was illuminating. so i think with social media as initially that could be found being that could be helpful. it's easier to set something off in someone doesn't feel like they are for having to ask, what is a hash tag or for wider equity. before@when i tweet someone. >> macmillan does the same thing with a people to do lectures and it's nice to hear what other department are doing and seasoned executives in the field get their feet back and learn about their history. i think it really comes down to being open with your supervisors than showing how ambitious you are and what you want to learn. from personal at area by recently taking publicity and showing you want to learn as much as you can because it's ultimately going to help your court job, what you do if you have a well-rounded idea of the team as a whole. >> working on a smaller office, there is an i.t. or social media person comm

i've been working at workman publishing as a digital sales and promotion manager since 2012. i've been enjoying it very much, and mostly, i handle our different ebook business, the day-to-day management of our accounts, putting together special promotions come and all is just trying to enhance the discover devotee of the title. >> my name is april rim in my first year of the program and i currently work as a sales assistant for the school journal and my role involves reaching out to various publishers to find them ad space in the magazine but also connecting library and syndicators through our print digital outlets. >> linus christian scarlett. i've been working at a agency -- hougton miflin harcourt agency. in february i got a job working in the editorial apartment. i'm the eternal debate, editorial intern so i'm the assistant helping out on all of the space in the editorial department. >> im theresa and i just graduated last week from the program and i have worked at macmillan and i am the executive assistant to the president and the publisher and i kind of have my hands an

workman's comp, the new deal, i think our social safety as a country is complete. i think that ended with president obama. i think that is a historic landmark. he ended three wars that began on september 11. the war in iraq, the war in afghanistan, and the war against al qaeda. i teach on campus today. for children today, this is a war they have lived with since they were nine years old. with those wars coming to an end under this president, that is tremendous. we also have our first non-white president, but will be on that, what has happened in our inclusion of gay, and lesbian americans. gays are serving openly in our military, the inclusion of his antics as a significant part -- the inclusion of hispanics as a significant part of our politics. i think that inclusiveness, that change of the dominant paradigm in our society is also a historic landmark. the economic turnaround health care, ending the wars, and the inclusiveness of people of color, gays, hispanics, all of this changes our society. i think those are four complaint week -- those are four complete hist

workman's comp, the new deal, i think our social safety as a country is complete. i think that ended with president obama. i think that is a historic landmark. he ended three wars that began on september 11. the war in iraq, the war in afghanistan, and the war against al qaeda. i teach on campus today. for children today, this is a war they have lived with since they were nine years old. without those wars to come -- with those wars coming to an end under this president, that is tremendous. we also have our first non-white president, but will be on that, what has happened in our inclusion of gay, and lesbian americans. gays are serving openly in our military, the inclusion of his antics as a significant part -- the inclusion of hispanics as a significant part of our politics. i think that inclusiveness, that change of the dominant paradigm in our society is also a historic landmark. the economic turnaround health care, ending the wars, and the inclusiveness of people of color, gays, hispanics, all of this changes our society. i think those are four complaint week -

steps the two sides might be able to engage in to take this issue forward and really to have a more workmanis over the coming months and years. >> james, we talked about the importance of the trade relations here. what do you think is going do be key in this meeting? >> it's very important to understand that you cannot separate the trading relationship from the security relationship. we've heard an awful lot about the u.s. strategic pivot towards asia. the distribution of u.s. maritime land forces away from the cold war battle fronts of western europe. it's important to understand that this is not a purely a adversarial move by the united states. maintaining the trade lanes from china's united states is actually critical to supporting the u.s. economic recovery, to supporting china's own economic ambitions. and this is not purely challenged by the chinese in terms of their growing military capabilities. it's also challenged by the actions of some of china's smaller neighbors. so untangling these two issues and trying to keep them on an even keel, trying to manage the security relationships

. >> gretchen: the luck has run out for a former mail carrier collecting workman's comp. spinning the wheel twice on the show, even show she claims she couldn't lift meal trays. she will be sentenced in september and those are your headlines. see, i thought it was the woman who was work for "price is right." it's the actual contestants. >> steve: somebody who said, hey, i can't come in 'cause i'm not feeling so well. i'm unable to do my job. meanwhile, yesterday for the first time we actually saw the faces of some of the people that the irs has targeted with their enemies list. up 'til now we've seen bureaucrats and congressmen talk a little bit about it. yesterday if you were watching fox, and you pretty much had to be watching fox. i didn't see it on any of the other channels live -- you heard people like tea party president garrettson talk about how they were singled out by their government. watch this. >> i'm not here as a surf or vassal. i'm not begging my lord for mercy. i'm a born free american woman, wife, mother and citizen, and i'm telling my government that you

workman's comp, the new deal, i think our social safety as a country is complete. i think that ended with president obama. i think that is a historic landmark. he ended three wars that began on september 11. the war in iraq, the war in afghanistan, and the war against al qaeda. i teach on campus today. for children today, this is a war they have lived with since they were nine years old. without those wars to come -- with those wars coming to an end under this president, that is tremendous. we also have our first nonwhite present, but will be on that, what has happened in our inclusion of gay, and lesbian americans. gays are serving openly in our military, the inclusion of his antics as a significant part -- the inclusion of hispanics as a significant part of our politics. i think that inclusiveness, that change of the dominant paradigm in our society is also a historic landmark. the economic turnaround health care, ending the wars, and the inclusiveness of people of color, gays, hispanics, all of this changes our society. i think those are four complaint week -- t

i appreciate your interest and hard mark workmanning op the bill that's proved our economic competitiveness and move our e ports in job creation. i yield time to kim bishop for comments he may have. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. i, too, welcome the general walsh and colleagues and thank you very much for your service to our country. a simple statement. the water resources development act can create jobs and provide critical protection and support for our communities, our businesses, and our future. over the the last six months, this committee had round tables, listening sessions, discussions with stake holders, meetings with the corp. of engineers, holing hearings with the intent of working towards developing a viable path forward on a water bill. congress has been integral to the planning and construction of water resources projects since the nation's founding. from the authorization of aids to navigation in the 1700s through the passage of several rivers and harbor act in the 1900s to the first enactment in 1974, congress has established an ordered process for integrating needed p