kelley. you got the gift of what i said. s.d.i. for the most people hop don't understand it, we had a huge threat of nuclear weapons to this country. nuclear weapons that could destroy how manity as we know it. and young people today don't understand it. we understand the big standoff when we thought the russians were moving nuclear weapons to cuba. one of the funny sidebars as i was involved in the intelligence and for those who might remember, we were going to put together an invasion force in cuba. i was the intelligence officer in quantico and i was looking at the weapons system and i looked at something called the froogmism. and i was the one who discovered that the frog missile would have been disaster because it had a nuclear warhead which nobody had known, certainly in our city. those things were trying days. to get back to where i started. any contest questions? no? are we over? >> i'm over here. >> i do have a question regarding themon youments. -- the monuments. the korean monument

kelley. . that magazine so let's see if we have any questions that you would like to sk, zip the general. >> general, thank you very much for your comments. if you could clifeclaver for a moment, but while you were commandant in the marine corps was it a lesser command position. you talked to every enlisted man. >> i talked to them that will walked down the street. i talked to every enlisted man that i could have a personal conversation with. >> just a quick question. is it something that you learned as you were growing up, others showing that same interest in you? inherited in -- me. they were working hard. nobody paid attention to them. just stop them on the street corner and say, how are you doing? i changed the bulletin boards and put them in the men's room because i knew they had to go, urineals.t over the and you had good information. but had good things like that to let them know. my chaplain from vietnam did a little story on me, but it was -- he brought up one point. i was involved in

and paul xavier kelley is sitting on the doorstep of the recruiting office. and the recruiting officer said what's your business? i tried to explain. but the recruiting officer walked by and wade, what do you want? i said, remember, no computers, so my record was still there in the recruiting office. so i explained my problem. and he sat me down and he said, young man, i'm going to give you some advice. he said, go to college. he said that's the best advice. but when you do, he said, i have one favor. he said, i would ask that you please, please take a look at the marine officer precurement that might be there and see if one of them fits your desire. fast forward, i did. the day i left, i commandant and the next day i sat at the commandant's desk and i wrote a letter to that recruiting officer and i said you have no reasons to remember me but i have reasons to remember you. and i told him as one individual changed my entire life by making me a special case and i invited him to be a guest of honor and he came down, and let me tell you, that was one of the prou

kelley. and just a couple of questions. >> yes. >> first i am really glad that manning department and sfuc is sitting down and actually in my recollection, i think that it is the first time that this has ever happened and it is actually a positive because since the 80s what we have seen is a declining population up to 6 or 7 years ago when it started to stud j and we start to see a grow growth back into usfusd and some that was initially some of the factors that was initially slated to was actually that the economy had gone down hill and many parents, you know, were choosing public schools because of the affordable option for them to stay in the city and but now as the economy comes back into swing, we are seeing that enrollment continues to grow and there is a positive trend of not just families staying in san francisco, but the families who stay here choosing to go to public school, which i think says a lot about the achievements that the school district has made. i am curious if the planni

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we interact with the corporations i think that is the same that we want to do and i want to thank kelley city administration here because i think that she above all else, just like i was, we have to care about our infrastructure and just like we delivered the wi-fi for the residents on treasure island and sometimes they feel isolated out there and the 2005 and the residents there. and low income and the veterans have better wi-fi because of what we are doing with the private sector and what we are doing to increase our technology and i have to actually say that it is really, not only a thank you, to google, and to the 32... that they have but we are always asking the next question and that is for all of us, we are excited to ask google what is next, and because that is always going to be a foreign looking thing and who else can we help in this city and, what else can we do to help the senior and to help the family and the people who succeed to help our public housing residents and to help the veterans in the city and how can we succeed even more ininclusively at being a great city that w

jeff bennett and jack near add, kelley blue book market analysis.kelley blue book is the trusted source when it comes to vehicle evaluation. jeff, first to you. you live and breathe this out in detroit. what did you make about these numbers? what was the best point you saw here? >> that this means the last two months of the year are going to be strong, really sending a scmefnlg hopefully for the automakers a wave going into 2015. what we saw here no let up on the acceleration petal by consumers out ttere shopping. as you see shopping for pickup trucks. shopping for suvs and guess what, they want to throw down more money to get those little perks. those little added extras that they're looking for to put in their carss liz: do you think that's maybe why ford is struggling a bit, they pulled back on incentives. >> i think that's whapping with ford, they're changing over two massive models, the f-150 is the best-selling vehicle in the united states. and they're changing it markedly. as you mentioned a an all aluminum body. i think it will go through th

if everybody can just so kelley, judy, all of you, this is president james, i am thinking that you and i have not had a change to meet her before and if you have it might have been out in the community. welcome to the commission meeting. and before we go any farther, i know that you have folks that you work with every day who provide incredible support, for you to do the jobs that you are being honored for today, and so could everybody that works with this wonderful group of people, stand up please? all of you. >> all of you [ applause ] now i want the rest of you to look around, because these are the people, these people need people, and the folks that you are talking to whenever you call in, or if you make a referral for someone else and they call in, these are the folks who are the hub, the center point of the department of aging and adult services. so, really, i think that a gift to our community and certainly an important piece of how people get probably the most critical piece of how people find services in this community, and so i am going to go on and on a little bit this morni

and that's not what the message is. >> reporter: in oakland, mark kelley, kpix5. >>> more people are avoiding the long lines and crowds on black friday by avoiding family time on thanksgiving day. americans spent more than $3 billion at stores on thanksgiving days. 24% jump from last year. they spent three times that much yesterday, but the $9 billion black friday total is actually down 7% from last year. the figures, by the way, don't include online purchases. >>> we know tonight who won't be running for san francisco mayor. mark leno has been rumored as a possible opponent to ed lee. a poll showed he to head, he could beat him. but he told the chronicle now is not the time. one of his big challenges would be funding. he is expected to raise and spend millions in his reelection effort. >>> when they were built, they were the deepest piers on earth. now the piers holding up the old eastern span of the bay bridge may be there for good. leaving the deep piers in place could save more than $12 million in demolition costs and the project was already well overbudget. they might support a

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kelley just gave us a presentation of projected housing units at about 97,000 or 92,000 and so we are seeing even a 20,000 different in our projections, and so i think that this is really, shows sort of like we need to get on the same page and so there are some other things that i think that we need to be aware of that we are speaking about the increased residency of san francisco. one is that the infrastructure for systems to support the current assignment system and how will the new, residents of san francisco or the patterns actually where you see, we have an increase of population, in areas where we really don't have a lot of schools. and what does our student assignment process, or just the process needs to look like in order to i guess, add to the increased mobility of sff san franciscans and also about the residents who live here and so that is one consideration that we are always looking at is a student assignment and how it effects the larger population of san francisco. and also, the families that are here, and another thing is about our school facilities bonds and if we see

happening and i would like to give a heartfelt thank you to the staff and especially (inaudible) hew, who kelley (inaudible) and i mean that this year was one of those years that we had more work than normal and we were able to come out with the clean audit and implement the erp system on time too. with the really good year for us. thank you, and with that, i am more than happy to answer any questions and so is miss pawn. >> colleagues are there any questions? >> seeing none, no questions at this time. >> thank you, let's take the public comment on this item? >> public comment is opened. seeing no comment, public comment is closed. >> could you call the next item. >> a roll call vote. >> yes. >> item number 4. >> cohen. >> aye. >> farrell. >> absent. >> taning? >> aye. >> weiner aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you, could you call the next item. >> introduction of new items. >> thank you. >> are there any supervisors or commissioner tang has a new item for introduction. >> thank you. so, today, i wanted to request that the transportation authority conduct a strategic analysis report and by way

weekend, i went to vienna, austria, and i interviewed robert kelley, former director of the iaea. expressed regret over the --3 invasion of iraq, saying and what very bad happened in 2003, it is extremely embarrassing that the country ignore the people in iraq making the observations and did not take us into account. when the u.s. at their team in two months after the war, the leader of the team quit. his statement was am a we were all wrong, they had no weapons of mass destruction. well, we were not all wrong. the people in the field were saying that there was nothing there. >> that was robert kelley of the iaea. residual program is what existed, as "the new york times" pointed out. we certainly saw the remainder of that. when i was in baghdad, they were still removing yellow cake uranium from the old plant that israelis have bombed in 1981. there were pieces and parts, and intelligence work is never complete. things that we have to remember is the atmosphere of the time -- one thing that interested me when i was researching the book that we are talking about, the vote for the au

reporter: it happened to several other businesses last night on telegraph avenue starting with the kelley moore paint store. >> i watched everybody go into the paint store, run out with cans of paint and start throwing them everywhere. i just thought we're next. >> reporter: eric marquez and another business owner then stood in front of the arbor cafe to try to create a barrier from the vandals. the cafe's door was broken but then the crowd moved on. >> i would like to tell you i was brave but my knees were shaking. >> reporter: an older man was hurt when someone threw a paint can at his face. he was standing with a pastor pleading for peace when he was hit. the group set several fires on telegraph and pillaged businesses including a car dealership and t-mobile store. the protests also moved into emeryville, where some in the group raided the trunk of a car parked inside a garage. >> this morning i had a gentleman come by and ask to help us clean up. >> reporter: loyal customers of genova's are rallying around the business to try and help it recover. they also have a plea for those who sp

kelley and i treasure it system of anyhow, let's get down to business. i understand we have some of the dwight d. eisenhower people here today is that correct? are they here? they were supposed to be. likee get my -- old people me have to have notes so we know what the hell we're talking about. so let me get my notes out first and then i can sort of make some common sense. see if i can get them organized, not sure i can. so speak a little bit from the uff. the day that i became commandant , ronald wilson reagan efficiented at the marine barracks, washington, d.c. it was one of the most memorable days of my entire life. and as time went on, i became, believe it or not, very close to the president. very close in a number of ways. but that particular night, i because as so well we hadaired the baritone -- prepared the baritone we had, the baritone would sing "god bless america," i was sitting ext to the president, he said, wow, after that, i don't think i can make it. i said, well, thank you, mr. president, i am the first speaker. so then as the night progr

we did hear from secretary, brian kelley and the members of the california department of transportation as well as many other panelists to talk about the different ways that the counties and cities are delivering projects and engaging the public to insure the public ininvolvement early on and the major infrastructure plans such as high speed rail and it was a great country to exchange information on what the other counties are doing and thinking of for 2016, several other counties have expressed the likelihood that they will go forward with the revenue measures in the bay area as well as agencies such as bart and hope and working closely with stay coordinated with them as the plans take shape. >> and at the local level, the move to the vision zero program and i will note that we do have a december, 22th maoegt of the committee schedule, and we will be of course, hearing from the agencies involved. and in addition i wanted to invite, commissioners kim and yee would not saying a few words, they joined the delegation of san francisco planners and policy makers in new york city for a first

brown for the care giver bill and we are awaiting for the signature, and they have a new director, kelley dear man and will be invited to the october, advisory council meeting to present a short six month update. and the nominating committee has a full body and we now are in process of of finding a nominating chair person by november. and the advisory council is still looking for a volunteer to complete the (inaudible) four-year, california senior legislative term, and we have some possible candidates but we will know this coming advisory council for october. the lgbt als hiemer care giver committee has reached out to certain county and they were all enthusiastic in joining san francisco and doing an education and awareness campaign targeted to the lgbt community, and the alzheimer's has decided to partner and started to write a grant to do the preliminary surveys to obtain the hard data on the lgbt senior care giver with dementia. the age and disability friendly work group now have rose johnson who is a staff person at san francisco planning commission, and planning department to help th

that was david kelley. but we had a person who was a very good engineer. and i said steve, we have someone who has cancer. and he literally took the time to talk to this person, help them through it, and said i'm going to help get you the best doctors. you know, he went to that level. it wasn't just, you know, people who were his friends, but people who were inside the company, because as you said, it was like a family. >> rose: so it was hard to leave, i would think. >> oh, absolutely. you know, not just steve, but i have so many friends there. still have friends there. and also the team, you know, that i built. but you know, these things happen. >> rose: you like to use the term conscious home rather than smart home. >> yes. >> rose: because? >> well, smart home has been ever since the era of the jettisons, you know. i remember being, you know, in disney world in '75, '76, and there was homeless tomorrow presented by some big brands and everything. you went through it and it was how we was, you know, you press a button, it would be smart and understand t

. >> reporter: down the street from the kelley paint store, genova and the t-mobile store were both heavily looted. >> it was totally remarkable. we're watching it unfold on tv. >> reporter: darleen is with the telegraph association which sent an open letter to police and city leaders demanding to know why the vandalism wasn't stopped sooner. >> as it became violent and it was quite evident that they were looting and that they were doing above and beyond a peaceful protest, the reaction did not seem correct. >> we went out last night. >> reporter: g.p. walker is an organizer with an oakland group called onyx. he tried to intervene when a man starting spray painting a masonic temple. >> i tried to stop him. it's a mason temple, all black folks, why spray paint on this. dude looked at me and basically told me frankly, i don't give a -- so an altercation ensued from that. four or five cats tried to jump me and do spray paint cans and different things. >> reporter: rick rafontae is a landlord of a building at 51st and telegraph. >> whatever your issue is, my guess is this doesn't help. whether