mr. moon park. >> yeah, mr. park, just for your knowledge we usually check in with the supervisor for the district that your new business is in and that supervisor is london breed and we're interested in the community outreach that you have done it seems like there's no opposition but if you could talk a little bit about your efforts to secure the permits and also how you have outreached the community. >> all right this is mr. park and i'm a close friend of mr. park trying to help him with all of this process and first of all, we did get in touch with supervisor breed's office. per their advice what we have done was in january we start getting in touch with our community neighborhood including lower fillmore merchants association and presented our case to them for their support and in run we got the full support from the president along with all the members and briefly let me go ahead and talk about us from the inception we opened the billiards in november of 2012 and after about a year we got a lot of inquiries

clean, mohammed nuru, mr. park. he's mr. clean, that's our road show, who is so, so, so committed to making this city park sparkle. i want to bring him up so he can say thank you and let him say a few words. talk a little about our joint giants sweet program. once this event is over we're going to work together to keep this place sparkling. so, mr. clean, come on up. (applause) >> thank you, mr. parks. what a beautiful day. (applause) >> so, i'm very happy on the partnership that we have with the recreation and parks department, from the department of public works, all these bond projects. thanks to the voters, thanks to the community. we've been all working together and this is the result, what you see is a beautiful park. from dpw, lizy hirsch, our project manager making sure all the details, all the visions of the community had when the park was being built, the benches, all the nice stone work, all the plants, that they all came together to make this beautiful space. a big hand for lizy, please, and her leadership. (appla

mr. park has opened a billiard hall. it should be noted that during the application process a notification of and mailer was done on on april 8th on april 8th, 2013, , and posted march 28th of 2013.

the project sponsor to have a 3 story how is it doesn't seem fair one item that was focused on by mr. parkhe stair penthouse now it is not been acknowledged by any of the speakers that the stair penthouse is within the space of otherwise that is occupied by a 4 story the stair penthouse is modest in size i believe has been reduced as much as it can be and sloped so it's not that boxy structure that appeared in one of the dr requesters drawings the stairwell penthouse is not extraordinary it is a common place structure throughout the city and you know there are people that dislike them but you know a deck in san francisco is considered common place and in fact can be a permit can be obtained over the counter you have to have a stairway to reach the deck so christian can explain but you know if we're going to have decks we need a way to reach the deck as for the final speaker there was one at 140 randell mentions there are impacts to the vegetable garner but the speaker lives 3 doors away no impacts to her house i'm not sure those two are consistent in my evident i didn't hear if the dr requ

. >> a lot of work ahead and mr. parks l.a. council council and former p.d.ou for coming. >> no problem. >> we invite you to tune in tonight and tomorrow with more on the series of race in america. a victory for same sex couples in alabama, a federal judge ordered mobile county to start issuing same sex marriage licenses and the county complied almost immediately and officials there had been resisting despite a ruling making same sex marriage legal in alabama and mobile was the largest county denying licenses and 40 counties are refusing to comply. and we are joined from raleigh with how the muslim students are being reremembered and investigation in their death stands and i know it has been a very emotional day, paul. >> that's right thomas it certainly has and here at the center of the campus of north carolina state university this is where deah shaddy barakat one of the victims and wife went to college before going to dentistry school and he was this dentistry school and his wife was soon to join him and a vigil and several hundreds of students gathering a

mr. parks, it's good to see you. >> good morning. >> thank you very much.ask you, in terms of we're waiting to hear from the justice department. what if anything, have you and the michael brown family heard from doj about their investigation and what they could be discussing? have they reached out to you at all? >> they have reached out to us. as you know, they never tell you what exactly they've seen or what's going on with the investigation, and properly so. certainly we all know they're investigating the department along with the situation involving michael brown's murder. >> if you believe the reports that are out there, the reports are right now the justice department is not going to press any charges in terms of what you call the situation surrounding michael brown directly. they're not going to press charges there. so then would you feel some level of vindication if they did then press charges or force changes in the department itself? would that be enough for you and your clients, sir? >> i won't call it vindication, but certainly i think there are

sfmta we're proposing a change bicycle pathway to bike lanes not just bike pathway like golden gate park and mr. johnson referred the current nexus study do not take into account g f a with off-street parking to change the basis of oozing how those fees are calculated would facility a new nixon nexus study to effected parties this ordinance didn't mention the impact fees will again be another conversation we talked it will be the time of the publication i received public comments and have e-mailed copies in reference to the exemption for projects in the van ness su d and if i may conclude to answer commissioner moore's question about the 25 foot parking this is actually in place under planning code section 1 61 b an exemption for off street loading across the sidewalks the supervisors is going to ask for off-street parking as well in your packet as part of the page 6 ordinance on line 5 so if i'm understanding this ordinance correctly in the instance where there is property that sold access across a wide sidewalk at 25 feet with more the zoning administrator will be able to wave the off-street

mr. iger: we do not know pb cannot wait to show it to the world, and i think it is best to stop right there. trish: how are you going to incorporate "star wars" in the parksiger: we are talking about plans and we are talking about an increase in the star wars presence including at disneyland and anaheim and disney world and orlando and in all likelihood you will see it in shanghai and possibly tokyo and hong kong as well, so we have got big plans. our imagineers art doing hard work and we will have specifics. it is safe to say you will see a lot more "star wars" at disney and at disney parks. trish: that opening has been delayed into 2016. any idea about when we can go to disney shanghai? mr. iger: well, when we signed the deal and when we broke ground for disneylanddelayed into 2016. any idea about when we can go to disney shanghai? shanghai we were targeting the end of 2015 as an opening date, but we made a decision after we broke ground, in part because of how excited we worked about the market and bringing disneyland to that market that we should expand. in other words, build something larger, and we added approximately 800 million dollars in advancem

you'll clip the cars rear fender so the movements where o are clear and the parking doesn't work. >> can i significant share mr. smith censure about the facade if we can dpo get two parking spaces is that acceptable. >> if you can prove that the understandably work if you canned approve a building if you can draw the necessary lines do that by all means i want to keep the door there. >> maybe it will require that the space closest to the wall shift. >> that's possible. >> are maybe the motion reads assuming the angle to two parking spaces and leave the garage door in place. >> limit it to 2 off-street parkings. >> by shifting the parking. >> however it works out. >> commissioners that's amenable to the maker thank you very much. >> so then commissioner there is a motion and a second to approve that project are conditions as amended to include the number of off-street parking be limited to two and increase the bike storage ear. >> councilmember sharp commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner wu commissioner president fong so moved, commissioners, that motion

parks. something i know is going to continue in this budget cycle, mr. budget chair. [laughter] >> we are really, really thrilled with the support we've gotten from the board of supervisors for or parks and play grounds and rec centers. so, mark, come on up. let's give him a big round of applause. (applause) >> how about a huge round of applause for the best recreation and park general manager in our country today, mr. phil ginsberg. (applause) >> i don't think we appreciate how amazing phil is and how lucky we are as a city to have him. but today how lucky are we to be san franciscans standing here today? (applause) >> you know, today i have a number of thank yous i want to go through. but first i really want to comment about our parks and our support for our parks not only in city hall, but with the voters of san francisco. you know, we fight that battle every year in city hall with our budget and we're going through it right now to make sure we prioritize our parks for our families, for our children, for our seniors, for everyone. and the voters of san francisco hav

mr. duffy. >> thank you, supervisors allison park beacon hill duh the director with the engagements and partnerships i wanted to thank the mayor for sponsoring this measure this is extremely important we come into compliance into the ordinances to establish the ordinance of the right of shelters to be on truthfully the city is not going to be opening many shelters on the focus is on housing but you have taken the time to visit the application center we have tools we'll need to respond to the endisplacements and other abilities to open the facility i hope this legislation helps to keep the people in part of san francisco they feel services are slight in their district we've circulated maps and met with the industrial members of the board it causes them to think about down the roads the services they might consider a small shelter or program help to be responsive i want to point out increase quite a few a number of providers some outstanding providers and clients and staff and w07bd if i can can the individual from the different organizations in support of this legislation to stand for a moment so i s

mr. haney process we'll require a variance for parking or rear yard we'll have a neighbor's that are unhappy and require possibly some type of discretionary review for the planning commission that's years a that's a lot of money and in the meantime the tenant sits without paying rent and it's unfair commissioners, i urge you to overturn and run state the cf c and invite my client to work with the department don't push him away thank you. >> one question you keep mentioning the tenant does not pay rent when did that stop? >> i stopped collecting about a year stop accepting more than a year ago. >> commissioner clinch. >> is the law allow you to put that money in escrow. >> probably not but if we skroetd it the tenant will say i don't have it you have it some argument we've accepted money we're not entitled to because the city doesn't recognize it in-law units are more k4r5ik9d i've spent years with the if the landowner intend to get along but if there's a dispute like this is there is huge liability for alandlord to the tune of hundreds of dollars with no meaningful way to remove the tenant.

mr. while he hacked into a home in menlo park. he did it from his car outside. but he could have been anywhere. hacking into a home in the bay area and then sending someone else to carry out the burglary women. call the reverse engineer the device and just determine how it worked and once you know how it work then figure out how you can the compromise it. >> reverse engineering can take week and once it happens the rest can be done in a matter of seconds. took him less than 30 seconds to gain access to the camera. now watch in real time as he disables the alarm. connecting on in right now. connection is established i will disable the security. if security new off line. now we could go rob the house. >> right there in the corner of the screen. 12 seconds that's all it took.so how can you protect yourself? well you should hard wire as many device as possible. set up push alert to notify you when any wireless device is off license and any data sent to the cloud should use secure connection. we contacted all the company in the report and posted the reresponsibles on

mr. mayor. [applause] and all the representatives of our city departments, especially phil ginsberg who keeps the park nice and we're starting on a new project to keep it nicer. thank you. and to rose pack and all of the members of the community who work hard everyday and not just special days that make chinatown a wonderful place to live. thank you to all of the communities, so as supervisor we turn our thanks into certificates of appreciation, and so this is just a physical way to let people know that we're really grateful for what they do. there are groups that participated today especially on behalf of the community i would like to thank the chinese chamber of commerce for their participation today. is eddy here? eddy thank you very much on behalf of the community. thank you. [applause] eddy, you get two. and let's see do we have a representative of pinuen here? anybody here? you're going to get two norman. you just stay right there because there is one here with your name on it. we're out of order now. here we go. chinatown community development center, reverend norman fong. thank you norman. [ap

mr. juanita said he doesn't want the victoria manalo draves park to be shrouded with shadows because it's the one and only park in their community. it's the only place where they have a space to walk around, to rest and to get sunlight. so he is saying that if there is a shadow cast coming from this one development -- proposed development, others may soon follow and this park may soon be totally in the dark. so he is asking that you don't allow the proposed development at 190 russ street to proceed as planned. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning commissioners. >> you can speak on this. >> good morning, commissioners i volunteer at west bay community center and student at the university of san francisco. i'm here to ask you to say no to the proposed development at 190 russ street from the center that helps student and seniors. the family and friends use the victoria manalo draves park. it's the one park that we have in the neighborhood to enjoy sunshine and fresh air for everyone to play in with the students for the after-school program. if this and ot

park every year. they appreciate nature. but would mr. muir appreciate the practicalities of getting them in and out. they designed this as a perfect day. [ screaming ] >> he's mad because he had to walk. >> reporter: the family stealing themselves for the unexpected trek into muir woods. would you have come if you had known it was going to be like this? >> no. >> reporter: the issues here are well documented. millions visit this small pocket of paradise every year. the parking lot paved long ago. what's next? >> parking structure? >> reporter: latecomers must navigate more than two miles of a narrow road clogged with people and cars. it's become a growing obstruction to muir beach residents. they're pretty much locked in here on weekends. the normal 12-minute drive takes an hour each way. no going out for milk? >> no going out for anything. >> reporter: how do we balance this? >> i think there's been no effort to pull intelligent thought to it is my concern. >> reporter: they worry about emergency access. >> if there were a fire, we'd be

mr. while he hacked into a home in menlo park. he did it from his car outside. but he could have been anywhere. hacking into a home in the bay area and then sending someone else to carry out the burglary women. call the reverse engineer the device and just determine how it worked and once you know how it work then figure out how you can the compromise it. >> reverse engineering can take week and once it happens the rest can be done in a matter of seconds. took him less than 30 seconds to gain access to the camera. now watch in real time as he disables the alarm. connecting on in right now. connection is established i will disable the security. if security new off line. now we could go rob the house. >> right there in the corner of the screen. 12 seconds that's all it took.so how can you protect yourself? well you should hard wire as many device as possible. set up push alert to notify you when any wireless device is off license and any data sent to the cloud should use secure connection. we contacted all the company in the report and posted the reresponsibles on

park. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker. >> hi, my name is theresa imperials a case manager. i would like to thank mr. phil ginsburg and allan low and we met with the developer and stakeholders and really emphasized and informed me about the importance of victoria manalo draves park the history of it, and the shadow impact of it. he has repeatedly emphasized this only .07%, less than 1% of the shadow impact will be impacted on the victoria manalo draves park and we repeatedly told him even though it's less than 1%, but there also are issues about other developments that are coming in around victoria manalo draves park. and that is what we are scared of; that this development will cause precedent for victoria manalo draves and he appears to have a bmr unit and if it's going to have a bmr unit, that is another one unit and it's only one bmr unit in a very gentrified community. so please say no to 190 russ street development. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker and i'm going to keep calling names. [ reading speakers' names ] one more, go ahead and i will call this afterwards >> my name is theresa.

subsidized agreement letter is done so we have the maintenance the $300000 for the park security with that, i'm here as is mr. morales and levenson and mr. brown to answer any of your questions. >> thank you any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed commissioners commissioner ho. >> yes first of all i want to commend this is a great report it must have been about a and a half maybe it started it caused quite i guess an uproar among the attended as far as the changes we had to go through a lot of changes first of all congratulations to the staff from monique on down to elaine who all worked on it be we're pleased to see we're operating in the black and after debt payment we'll have the capital available to work on some of the permanent requirement i guess i had a kwouch of questions one i see the gap

mr. landrieu, friends from america's wonderful national park service, thank you for making this possible.on this nice english morning. a reminder of what the temperature is normally like in new orleans. i was lucky enough to be here a year ago, when the wonderful jimmy coleman, the honorary british consul for almost 40 years, came here and looked at the possibilities, and learned about the great plans for creating the unity bridge, alliance garden, and it hitting memorial to the last rattle of the last war, where the brits and americans were not on the same side. here we are, one year on. it is happening. our friends from at&t -- randall stephenson made a contribution. even the british government is making a substantial contribution. i contain you that is pretty rare, especially at times of fiscal constraint. it is an indication of the importance we all take in this wonderful project, and how proud we are to be associated with it. as we commemorate 200 years on the great military victory, the great british defeat, as we have heard -- i do not think we need to go into the details anymore.

mr. while he hacked into a home in menlo park. he did it from his car outside.e in the bay area and then sending someone else to carry out the burglary women. call the reverse engineer the device and just determine how it worked and once you know how it work then figure out how you can the compromise it. >> reverse engineering can take week and once it happens the rest can be done in a matter of seconds. took him less than 30 seconds to gain access to the camera. now watch in real time as he disables the alarm. connecting on in right now. connection is established i will disable the security. if security new off line. now we could go rob the house. >> right there in the corner of the screen. 12 seconds that's all it took.so how can you protect yourself? well you should hard wire as many device as possible. set up push alert to notify you when any wireless device is off license and any data sent to the cloud should use secure connection. we contacted all the company in the report and posted the reresponsibles on 7 news.com. sky coming up tomorrow night at 11:00 o

park a ranger came, stop right now. so all the seniors around me got very upset. so what happened was, so mr. wong, the president of the chinese company, you know, say, put my things away and grabbed mr. wong's stick and had -- he ran a with a. -- away. he said why don't you tell them why you are name. i asked the park a ranger, she wouldn't do it. okay, now this is my id. this is a ticket. okay. so i got this ticket. okay. excuse me, would you, i would like to arrange to discuss it. >>supervisor london breed: supervisor crist stan son. >> i talked to the department and it's a permitting issue. can we talk off line. >> i wrote many letters. >> we need to solve the permit issue with recreation and parks or it will happen again. i'm happy to help you. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, next speaker, please. >> public speaker: the things that are impossible with men are possible with god. then jesus said vaerl i say under to that there is no man, with house or brethren or wife or children for kingdom of god sake shall receive in present time in the will to come life ever lasting and jesus sai

. >> the 64 bike spaces parking spaces and only 64? okay thank you and mr. on the other hand, really a question about the staff recommendations you have all work lists are you going to come back with an update of the recommendations if they're completed >> a lot of these are looking at what's in front of you what we tell the vendors it looks like a lot of verbiage but once built it has to look like what is designed if we come back and change it like it's not going to look like today, we can could be with an update we don't come back during the construction because it is being massaged by anything specific we'll come back. >> thank you it's beautiful complex looks at very invites. >> a second katherine and i can't remember on the childcare there is no other childcare facility in mission bay. >> no there are. >> okay. >> let me grab the overhead. >> there are a few in victims e developments we've sponsored. >> and this would be more for the employees of the - the commercial tenants. >> yes. or. >> or anyone i guess. >> mission bay north in one that's common se

mrs. investigation this was an argument over parking outside the apartment where these three lived but clearlyoday is about a show of solidarity. we have had the district attorney here, also the chief of police all come to show their solidarity, at the university of north carolina where about three or forthousand students simply stood in p silence with candles to pay their respects to three young lives the captain of the costa con correia says he will never accept his conviction for abandoning ship. he was sentenced to 16 years in prison, which left 32 people dead, but he remain as freeman, while lawyers prepare for one or two appears which could take years and conviction has divided residents in his hometown. >> the sentences he received wasn't right, because he wasn't the only one to make a mistake, if he made a mistake there are some things he did wrong, but some things he is not guilty for. >> i am sorry for the man but the captain has to take responsible in the the end the sentence is right. people died, so it is correct as it is. >> the u.n. refugee agency is urging to do far more after

anyone that is interested in the topic in partnership with our rec and park department thank you ms. fewer i want to congratulate mr. steel. >> and the victimized on create a new family all congratulations and wish him the best and the family the best and try not to keep you late to those meetings so you can return home mr. steel we wish you the best and on behalf of the board congratulations to you (clapping) >> thank you thank you very much i really appreciate that. >> two announcements on thursday i don't have the right date lincoln lois lane high school will be celebrating it's 21st brotherhood assembly eye i hope high colleagues will be able to participate the brother and sisterhood assembly is to show the diversity around the school it is performed or performed by students from over 15 clubs eaten on saturday march 14 the rosa parks is having their annual fund raising that concludes the announcements next report of closed session but before we go into closed session i'd like to yes - i'd like to read the in memoriam prosecute we adjourn into closed session i'd like to ask mile colleagues in helping me adjourn

mr. clerk. i'm introducing two items today. the first is expend resolution with the rec's department with $8 million the san francisco parks alliance on behalf of the south park improvement association. these fundings will be used for the renovation of south park. this is in incredibly exciting as i mentioned over again san francisco as the fewest and smallers parks in the city so the parks are incredibly important to our neighborhood and our district especially as we continue to absorb the vast majority of density and growth on behalf of the city. south park, i learned is the oldest park in san francisco. the land was acquired in 1987 and established as a park. this park was included in 2012 park as the san diego park. in 2009, the park improvement association embarked on a planning committee process for full renovation of the park. over the last 6 years, spia has been really successful in developing partnerships both public and private and now working very closely with the san francisco parks alliance and to make them an instrumental partner in supporting this rehab for this park. this grant will be used to enhance the recreation