and mr. yee passed this out and to all the tenants in the building, and then got a call -- i got a call two days later from mr. yee, that said bruno called him and said that he is not allowed to give that to him. that i the contractor had to hand it to him, and knocked on his door and i gave it to him personally at his back door. that's it. all we can do is keep complying. when we get a notice we have to comply. this is not our only customer and building. we are in several projects and mistakes happen and error happen and vandalism happens all we can do is put it back up. and check with the residents that everything is okay. the residents we need as allies because we are disturbing them in buildings that are next door -- >> okay. >> i will interject. considering this matter has been before us way too many times and as contentious as it is have you documented it by taking pictures of the notification you have posted? can i talk from the galley please. the question to you, the contractor knowing we

yee? >> aye. >> the item passes. >> mr. clerk please call item no. 3. >> item no. 3, vision zero progress report. this is an information item. ? >> good evening, commissioners. i am megan with the san francisco department of health and tom maguire of sfmta to give you a brief overview of the progress report included in your paetecs. it includes a number of update and we have some highlights that we wanted to include in addition, to the progress report. we include the op -ed in the san francisco chronicle authored by mr. reiskin we had a site visit from the national highway traffic safety administration. direct craft of the california office of traffic safety and representatives from the california state transportation agency and a number of other federal, state, as well as our local officials and task force participated in this day-longest. and we were really excited at this opportunity for vision zero to be of interest with respect to how it could be -- what lessons-learned could be translated to other jurisdictions? and a

and i notice from mr. yee's responses to me and also from his statement, there's no actual factual contention, right? they don't say they got anything wrong and they don't provide any kind of affirmative defense although maybe we'll see that later particularly if roger goodell comes out with some kind of punishment. do you anticipate there will be some kind of punishment? >> well, you know, the sort of guesses on this have been all over the board, and so i can't say i feel very confident, but i think -- i think there will be -- my guess is, i will say it that way, that there will be punishment probably a game or two suspension of tom brady, in a way the things work. don yee pointed it out. usually there's an appeal, and it's reduced. if the nfl gives him two, three games, reduced down to one, something like that, is a believable scenario. >> do you think there will be any change in his reputation outside of -- obviously his reputation is not going to change in new england, but outside new england? >> no, i think

you the agent, mr. yee, you can look at the phone.that are responsive to this investigation and i will take your word that you have given me what's responsive and they still refused. >> reporter: wells says the patriots even asked him to be thorough in his investigation because they believed the league had a personal vendetta against them rejecting claims that he was not acting independent of the league. >> i think it's wrong to criticize my independence just because you disagree with my findings. >> reporter: this morning, die-hard pat fans are outraged over the suspension and the million dollar fine against their team. what do you think? >> it's egregious. >> reporter: but some former footballers speaking out siding with the nfl. >> make him suffer a little bit more. it's all about this i'm perfect. i'm never wrong. >> a rule is a rule and it's up to the nfl to uphold the standards and integrity of the national football league. >> reporter: it didn't take long for others to jump on the bashing bandwagon putting up billboards with to

mr. nagle. are there any questions colleagues? supervisor yee >> the table that looks at the overlap between the 2 funding sources, you said 35-48 percent dependent on which you would have both >> correct >> i don't know if you were able to do a deeper analysis of those particular ones that had both, what percentage were-would they fit into had cal t categories? >> i think what this is showing or what is not maybe clear is the cultural equity grants a lot of times there are specific categories of funds and men a are received for racial minority groups. the point of this is that the cultural equity grantees are racial minorities or other underrepresented groups and so they are also receiving grants for the arts funds >> so the majority would be sort of mixed ethnic group >> the cultural equity grants, those criteria are part of their mission for many different sources of funds >> i look at the numbers in terms of total amount was 13 million or something 2 years back >> it was 11-last year was 11.8 and this year 11.4 >> in 2008 it was about 15 mil

mr. chair, i move we continue this item co-chair. >> by supervisor mar and supervisor yee a we'll take that without objection. madam clerk call item 2. >> a hearing on 89 or 9 months status report and mayors budget report. >> we have the controller's office here to talk about her 9 month report. >> thank you thank you for having me michelle from the controller's office just a quick update on the sales report published on may 8th at a high-level we're projecting an high balance of 37 i would million dollars $86 million above what we projected move to the change is better than expected revenue and the department of human services continuing a change for the 6 month recorded a deposit to the stabilization sewage and that's been completely offset by a $60 million deposit to rainy day reserve on the revenue side on the tax revenue a $90 million improvement from the 6 month mark as you can see the big number here is real property tax being consisted higher this year empty a transfer in the highest tax budget about a 60 percent increase over the first 9 months of prior year it is from the sales la

mr. wells' law firm. >> anderson asked yee if brady is completely innocent. yee said yes. >> yee had a scathing letter he released yesterday to the nfl where he attacked the report. he attacked the motivations of the people who wrote the report saying money was involved. not as nice as he was with anderson. >>> developing this morning, the fbi holding a conference call with local law enforcement to seek help to find violent extremists. extremists like elton simpson and nadir soofi. both of those men were shot by police as they were to attack the contest of the drawing of the prophet muhammad. there are perhaps thousands of extremists in the u.s. being fed what he called isis poison online. simpson was in private contact with overseas jihadists who were encouraging some kind of attack. sources say simpson chose this target on his own. hearing that the fbi did warn garland police. pamela brown has more on that. >> reporter: john and christine, james comey met with a group of reporters and the fbi sent a warning to police in garland, texas, three hours before el

yee. >> aye. >> okay. and the members are appointed. >> congratulations to mr. morrison and to mr. whitney. >> and all right if we could call item five, please recommend allocation of $772,900 in prop k funds with conditions and appropriation of $90,000 in prop k funds subject to the attached fiscal year cash flow distribution schedule >> thank you. mike, is here. and say that again. >> and hey, we had a four, prop k request including two signal and project and two, neighborhood transportation improvement projects and, you see, and you can see the requests for each scope of the descriptions and the staff recommendation and memo attachesment 1 to 3. we have the contracts, to install new signals on factors collision history and traffic volumes and proximity to schools and senior centers. and five of these intersections are on the vision zero high injury network and in addition to the new signals with the accessibility and the project will design, 15 to 20 new ramp and schedule for completing in june of 2016. and next, is the first of the two, prop k, requests and the district ten, an

mr. clerk can you please kale call the roll. >> call the roll? supervisor yee. >> here. >> supervisor yaoe present, supervisor cam possess. supervisor cam possess present. commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. mcdonnell present. commissioner fewer? >> here. >> present. >> commission mer wynns present, and supervisor kim, chair kim present. >> can you please call item number 16789 >> it is the hearing on the current status and future plans for the san francisco unified school district's student crossing guard program. >> this was a hearing request from supervisor norman yee and it is a program he's been leading on belaugh o f of the city so i would like to turn this meeting over to supervisor yee to chair. >> thank you, colleagues, i wanted to highlight the student crossing guard program, i myself served as a crossing guard as did superintendent goranza and chief sir and mayor lee and commissioner mcdonnell and commissioner fewer, anybody else? but i'm realizing as i startd rolling out this -- asking this program to be rolled out again for the public schools that so m

in lgbt arts groups is a concern of mine as well >> supervisor yee any other comments >> wonder if there are questions for [inaudible] or mrs. nagle i see none. cary shulman coulden be here, but from grants from the art is con wong >> as mr. wong is being set up i know our city attorney probably has advice for us about hotel tax fund resources and how the city allocates those resources and i'm wondering if mr. [inaudible] could give a comment about that >> sure. [inaudible] the office advised the board a cual years ago about various law suits involving the hotel tax. the specific answer for arts funding is the hotel tax isn't specifically allocated for arts funding. that funding comes from the general fund and as howard mentioned the amount of the fundsing is a discretionary decision for the board and mayor. it is based on a large number of factors including the amount of revenue coming into the general fund >> thank you mr. wong >> thank you for having me. good afternoon supervisors and chairman. my name is con wong and senior program manager for grants the arts. i would like to acknowledge a few of my colleagues here. [in

mr. white. >> good afternoon and thank you i want to vision zero - right there. >> supervisor yee and the board of supervisors passed a resolution asking the city agencies and departments to come together to really try and coordinate and collaborate on education that's not been done before since that time we've assigned a charter agreement between 7 agencies and departments and we and so forth to create an education strategy for the city that wasn't what we do for the next year but the education for the next 10 years it is one of the parlors for defining streets safety and, of course all the things rely on the evaluation in this case all of them requires data analysis we determine what we're going to do and an evaluation to the adjustments of the program this strategy outlines an approach for the next 10 years with the goal of looiflt education to the traffic cultural towards one of human safety and culture the community enormous are reset so unsafe behavior on the street is not acceptable and empowers individuals to take steps on their own to make our streets safer in the past we've run close

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yee and take that without objection. matdm clerk do we have any other business in front of us? >> no mr. chair >> thank you everyone, we are adjourned. . >> all right. so welcome everybody i'm tony i am go the betsey carmichael high school this is my friend we both go do banishment i'm happy to be here and glad i met this imply i'd like to bring up mayor ed lee (clapping). >> thank you tony and anthony middle graders rule in the city of san francisco we are here in the hood united playaz i've had the pleasure of knowing rudy and those kids the generation before them we worked together on the streets in those early years i think the message to us and the city give us a chance i know our chief and supervisors supervisor kim and supervisor london breed and i joined together with our education leaders our school district to say that we had to give our kids more than the chance and these days i think earlier in the years about a chance to recover and restore justice we had a lot of problems these today's daisy it is about prevention and success in those kids eyes we have the new leaders comin

yee and take that without objection. matdm clerk do we have any other business in front of us? >> no mr. chair >> thank you everyone, we are adjourned. thank you everybody a wonderful day in san francisco. all right. all right. wow! like we just won the world series for the 4th time here. well, everybody welcome to city hall and welcome to our aopinionment for the city college. time and time again i said to the entire city that our education institutions are at the sent orf eeconomic and talent search andtle ant creationism when wree face would crisis in the city and people when together we find out what we are all made of and we know we have done this for our san francisco city college. we are here today with the chancellor, with all of our trust aeees both special and unspecial. we are here with catty tang and a member of the supervisors current and former is here as well. our school board as well and just peem who have supported our education, our treasures here today to again as his expression as many of our elected officials have joined with me to make sure that we are not just supp

mr. clerk, will you call the roll >> commissioner avalos? >> absent. >> breed. >> present. >> campos. >> present. >> christensen. >> absent. >> cohen. >> present. >> farrell? absent. >> mar >> present. >> tang. >> present. >> yees an action item. >> colleagues are there any questions or comments or changes regarding the march 24, 2015 minutes? seeing none, we will open item two, for public comment, and is there any public comment on item two, please come forward. >> (inaudible) >> thank you, and i do just want to announce to the public that with regard to the public comment, on specific items, the public comment must be relevant to that item, we do have general public comment at the end where the people can comment on any item within their jurisdiction of the authority but not on the agenda. >> so colleagues, we have a roll call, on item two? >> two, commissioner avalos? >> absent. >> breed? >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> chris ten sen. >> absent. >> cohen? >> aye. >> farrell? >> aye. >> kim. >> absent. >> mar? >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> weiner. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you. and item three. >> oh, commissioner breed? >> yes, i know that supervisor avalos is out of the country and i

yee and take that without objection. matdm clerk do we have any other business in front of us? >> no mr. chair >> thank you everyone, we are adjourned. it is great to be here in san francisco and particularly wonderful to be here add this memorial. bob mac donalds secretary of veteran affairs. it is my first trip oon and behalf of [inaudible] to the veterans of our country. we had a meeting this morning, we had mayor lee of course, our great host from the great city of san francisco. we had mayor liby shaft from oakland who couldabout join us for this consference and mayor sam [inaudible] is here from van jos and dave [inaudible]. we all met and discussed what we can do to eliminate veterans homelessness. there is tru-minds work deeing done in the bay area for veterans. i visited the medical center in san francisco and palo alto and they were 2 of the ones i visited when i became secretary and later today i'll have the opportunity to visit our regional benefits office in oakland. the is a cor ligz of good will here in san francisco represented by the work that is being done in the bay ar

mr. clerk can you call the roll >> roll call. commissioner avalos, present. breed, present. compose, present. christensen, present. cohen, present. farrell, absent. kim, absent. mar, present. tang, present. wiener, present. yee, present. we have a quarm >> item 2 >> approve the minutes of april 28 meeting >> are there comments questions or change tooz hoominutes? seeing none is there public comment on item 2? public comment is closed and do we need a roll call on item 2 >> yes >> item 2 avalos, aye. breed,ier. compose, aye. christensen, aye. cohen, aye. farrell, absent, kim, ansent. mar, aye. tang, aye wiener aye. yee, aye. the item passes >> okay,ite nl number 3 >> chairs report, this is a information item >> colleagues this month we had money transportation events and mile stones. last week mayor lee and a number of members of the authority participated with record number thofz public in the 21 annual bike the work day which is funded with prop k sales tax dollars. [inaudible] showed bikes accounted for 76 percent of all inbound traffic on market street between 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. many culleges joined mayor lee and san francisco bike coalition at city hall and their own executive director [inaudible] saent