blue and red area and our next area of large expenditures are professional services which is are non city owned buildings for rent utilities and maintenance and also in this category are the litigation and that's about 1.1 million $1.1 million and annual it renewals for software and licensing and others 1.1 million and copying and printing of about a million and training expenses are about another million dollars in this category

blue and red area and our next area of large expenditures are professional services which is are non city owned buildings for rent utilities and maintenance and also in this category are the litigation and that's about 1.1 million $1.1 million and annual it renewals for software and licensing and others 1.1 million and copying and printing of about a million and training expenses are about another million dollars in this category and also included in this category is the dna testing and sexual assault kits that's 676 thousand that's $676,000 and in this area also our language line and direct translation services are about 40 $40,000. and also in this area there's 3 there's $3 million in designated funds for the id bureau and grants. another large item are materials and supplies and in this is our office supplies are officer's uniforms and safety equipment which is about 2 million $2 million and computer $2 million and computer replacements and crime lab supplies about a half a million dollars and the ma the marine fuel is 80 thousand vet bills for our an animals and capital projects and l

some of that revenue will go to center city non-profit. city will get licensing fees. >> and this gives the city of philadelphia a great opportunity to showcase in a way in other city has done. >> these are signs being put up,. >> and, drivers and pedestrians, that is a real danger. >> one digital billboard is on the building at seventh and market. >>> listen to this organizers with the world meeting of families will take part in the leadership program to discuss papal visit to philadelphia this fall. newman university in aston delaware county is hosting this panel discussion. world meeting of families begins december between the second. pope francis will attend a festival on the parkway on december 26th. 1 million people are expect to turnout as pope celebrates mass there the next day. >>> still ahead this morning, honors college student arrest is causing controversy. see what happened during the struggle this has caught the governor's attention. >>> plus the wait is almost over kate middleton spills the secret about her due date when she

english learners need and rely on city college. non credit and skill building technology class jz other courses while they don't always lead to a degree gives san franciscans the skill and job and profession develop needed. that is what st. is about reflecting the cities needs. in our bijt and legislative analyst office report in 2013 we quantifyed the econom ic impact of city college is more than 300 million kls annually to the city. 2 years later a trial brought by the city attorney demonstrated that city college was not given a fair hearing and the accredters broke the law. the schools finances are stabilized for the time being and a turn around in state funding with prop 30 and the college has a significant reserve and the publicly elected board of strust ease has been displaced in a highly questionable process and expected to be partially reinstated again in the summer. mine while city college isn't out of the woods. it lost a unprecedented number of student, down by about 1 quarter of the accredidation crisis. the civic center ca

some of that revenue going to certain center city non-profits. city gets licensing fees as well assuming city council passes a bill to allow their installation. >> we would ask that city council think twice before they pass a bill that will have such an negative impact on the city. >> reporter: mary tracie runs scenic america non-profit, advocating for less outdoor advertising. she said displays are nothing more than digital billboard only hurting the the city as overall appeal. >> we don't want outdoor advertising signage because it cheapens our city. >> reporter: one billboard is at seventh ape market, big enough, we could see it from nine floors up in a condo four blocks away. >> that display and others that could be built are lit between 6:00 a.m. and midnight and while during the day it is not that bright critics say at night it can, and it has to be distracted. >> councilman says that restrictions on brightness should alleviate those concerns and pave the way for something unique. >> i think it is a great opportunity once we see this i think

into city build and the workforce challenges, what other groups aside from city build or oau are you working with? >> other non-profit groups, training groups. >> i will let them to respond for this. but city build is our own placement but they have their own cmu relationships that they work with, but city build is our access point. >> thank you. >> it's the citywide access point and the director of city build. >> thank you, commissioners and director bohee. city build works with cultural services, anders and chinese for affirmative actionation neighborhood a and d. asian neighborhood design. i think that's about >> asian inc.? >> yes. ypc, brand institute. i think those are the main community partners we work with in terms of outreach, recruitment and job readiness. that's just through our office. we also have mous in place with the san francisco district attorney's office, 5 keys and adult probation and san francisco unified school district. we also work with other city departments work independently with other local non-profit service providers as well. we'll interface others in that matter. >> thank you. >

it's designed specifically for the city's non-japanese residents.sing earthquake simulation equipment, they can experience shakes resembling real earthquakes. jason hancock visits sendai to report on the training. >> hi! where are you guys from? >> brazil. >> korea. >> how can that be

personally as a musician myself we hosted an open mic for a non-profit organization and the whole time i have been in this city i have been searching for these people and they came to my cafe that night. it was great to perform and meet the people in this community. i look forward to continuing that. >> thank you. cat trin hanson. >> i'm also an independent musician and i have enjoyed rachel's very hospitable en

. >> non-stop coalition for an affordable city shall i read them all in definition or is that accurate. >> the members of the public have a list with major support from. >> stop the housing tax no one cheat. >> committee for reliable transportation and better safer street yes on a let sf kids play yes on i no on h. >> children and family first committee yes on c committee for better wages yes on j yes on c san franciscans for safe and affordable city multiple major funders. >> yes on e choose h sf san franciscans against real estate speculation a committee for proposition g. >> san franciscans for fire earthquake and disaster preparedness yes on a no wall on the waterfront yes on b no on b 2014 campaign for a fair committee and higher wages yes on j coalition for ava committee for prop k committee for a bright future supporting ac i j and opposing prop g and restore the proposition balance a committee in support of proposition l reelect malia cohen for supervisor 2014 reelect mark farrell 2014 jane kim for supervisor 2014 reelect supervisor scott wiener 2014 rod resolution santos for c

city departments we work with. we work with oawd, mta planning and also a number of non profits that share or vision for clean safe and slibeerant uniunion scare and city. we have augmented 3.3 million budget with a number of grants. year 1 we got a million forado to extend theide walk [inaudible] we also got grants from [inaudible] a gate way to the district to make it a vibrant and welcomeing area. finally, we raised additional money 3 sponsorship and fund raising. now i will go through year by year and capture a few events each year. the first year we did a stuteejic plan. we got the board members in the room and decided what are the priorities. [inaudible] we also spent time representing community interest on the central subway and in particular the design of union square station and you can see a picture. we also keep track of statistics when they provide service we count the number of interaction of the tourist. we cleaned 5 thousand miles of side walk. we keep track of this avenue year. year 2, 2011, to 12 chblt we opened the [inaudible] we also hired a social media and communications director who is here to

they left their farm to their elderly parents and work almost non-stop throughout the year in major coastal cities. they both toiled long hours to pay for their son's education. they earn around 6,400 u.s. dollars a year. the tuition alone costing $3200 combined with the cost of raising his brother, the couple barely scrapes by. we showed his parents some footage of their son at the kung-fu academy. in the three years he's been there, his parents have never seen him train as they can't afford the trip to hue nan province. we showed them them his interview as well. this is the first time his parents have heard about their son's hopes for the future. they know that if he joins the special police, the work will be stable, but also understand how hard it is to land such a job. he is determined though and dreams of one day supporting his parents and younger brother. on this day, the students have been told to wait for their teachers outside the staff room. inside, the teachers are making a tournament chart for the annual kung-fu competition to be held in a week's time. in the afternoon, students prepar

show he builds on malaria an entirely new city called terminal city. nonresidents see this how they work together. the residents on park avenue they are building high-rise apartments never have they ever lived that high before in the history of the world. the old park avenue were vendor builds it was called vendor build alley on each side was lined with the terrifically large vendor built mansions. most are empty of life the millionaires are dead the children are gone though widows survived and not enough irish maids to staff them. so there are aggressive jewish realtors and the minute they buy the buildings and the mansions including the largest in the world they tear it down. they build modern fifth avenue. sax but that the new moves up and campbell turns into one of the great merchandise marts and you have another chance to ration. then moving up the river some places now one of the most exclusive the oberth neighborhoods they turn the place around. the queens of the upper fifth avenue although they have their shops in hated one another but rubinstein e

city. it is a non-profit community organization, assisting all irish immigrants in the bay area. i would call his style working quietly and behind-the-scenes one of the most humble people you will ever come across. he is both a teacher and a student to so many people. he has offered citizenship advice, job interview consultation, just working with our irish immigrant families here in san francisco. he is a lead-by-example type of person and i have the great honor of being part of his angel's team thanks to supervisor elsbernd dragging me out and happily we won as well. talking about giants and talking about the ryder cup that unfortunately europe has won -- and he such an amazing leader in our city and a great friend of mine. thank you for that. your dedication to our irish community embodis what we do in the city here, st. francis. to me you are the apostle to our city, much like st. patrick was the apostle in ireland and i want to recognize you for what you do and on a personal level to thank you for being such a great friend and leader in our community and this honor couldn't

. >> non-stop coalition for an affordable city shall i read them all in definition or is that accurate. >> the members of the public have a list with major support from. >>

council unique in the way in which it is a true collaboration between our non-profit agencies that provide the services and our city departments of the structures that it is chaired by three chairs who come from the community based organizations and then there are the members of the council, that come from the city departments so it really works, so well, and as supervisor tang mentioned we are unique in the state in really addressing all three of these issues and in the way in which we are structured and it is very exciting to be able to add the six new partners some of whom have been participating and some who are new and really making sure that we are getting all of the various agencis that might have an impact on being able to improve the situation for survivors of child abuse and elder abuse or domestic violence and we are so proud about the reports that we have put together and i think that makes us unique in the state and in the depths of the data that we provide if you have not had the chance to read the most recent one and it is a bit long and we have revealing information about where people are seeking se

roof and elevator and boiler ret row fits in buildings through the city and 129 million dollars in ada upgrades. as a former non profit director who is in charge of managing one of the city owned facilities that included issues with the elevator, issuewise the boiler system, issues with infrastructure it is exciting to see a significant investment. however i do have serious reservation about the praublgect in the plan, inthe new jail proposed as part of the hall of justice. a large portion of the population is there because they have a mental health issue or cant pay bill. i know it can be difficult to factor mental health into a intrastructure plan, but i think we need to be sure we are doing everything possible to reduce unnecessary incorns ration and provide effective services to those suffering from mental health problems. if we build a a92 jail, insure we are building not only the right size jail, but the right kind of jail. if that means the jail should also be a certified mental health facility than let's make it happen. i will continue working with advocates and the city departments on this issue but th

bill self made the point in the past he'd rather schedule non-conference games in cities like l.a.ton, new york, washington and the bay area, which he says are valuable recruiting areas but as we talked about the other day does it actually come down to kansas not having anything to gain and they would never hear the end of it if they lose to wichita state, which will happen i would say for a few weeks in the state of kansas. clark: there's -- chris: there's never anything to lose with rivalries except bragging rifplgtse let these kids play each other and give somebody bragging rights for a couple of months. marty: the two schools and the alumni from the two and you look back at last season's performance and this year's by wichita state, wichita state doesn't need validation. they've done it. chris: it's not validation. the best should play the best no excuses. [whistle] marv: baker. and a foul. ascoten hits the deck. and they will take a look at that. len: that's definitely a flagrant one or flagrant. i think it's a one. kelly oubre. it was from behind. as the rules state it was no