to make is we walk a similar pathway of want toog see park squz open space maintained across the entire city not just on the west side but also the entire city >> absolutely >> that is-our paths may diverge every now and then you have been a gentlemen and a true leader and i applaud you for sticking to your values sometimes when it isn't politically expedient and have a tremendous amount of respect for you in the work you have done and happy to support you today. i hope we can move this item quickly and get you back to where you belong. >> thank you. can i just throw one observation? when kimble, which is located on steiner and -just south of geary, which it was redone, the field was redone, that was used by the youth in the area and didn't know much about it and had tolearn more mptd after the field was redone and field access was becoming reserveivation base i got complaints from the neighbors the kids couldn't go on and drop in. drop in play was i think a big thing because i grew up that way. we didn't organize it just a bunch went and played softball or basicalball. we haven't been succe

fortification, not only was it going to be a gun platform to defend the city if the harbor it was also going to be a safe haven for the entire community. with castillo once it was built, if the city came under attack, everybody in town could abandon their homes, grab their valuables, come up and live inside this fortress until help came from the next spanish community. only problem was, that was havana cuba. so they were going to be inside this fort, they figured for up to three months. so the fort was really geared toward that. all the rooms on the west side were food storage rooms. north and east side stored military guns so they could defend themselves. in 1702, the english come down and attack st. augustine. by the second day of that attack, the spanish had decided to abandon the city. the guns upstairs provided covering fire from the bastions, so the people of town could make their way to the fortress. and this is one of the guns that's doing that. but this barrel is of note because during the second day of the siege, this gun exploded. through the front end of the gun, off the top of the fort, and buried it with enough

without housing it is tough and without jubs it is tougher and want to encourage you to think about the entire city and not just your districts. thank you for your time >> thank you very much. are there any members of the public who would like to provide public comment at the time? seeing none public comment is closed. madam clerk can you please go to the adoption without committee reference >> item 32-35 considered for immediate adoption without committee reference. a single roll call vote may [inaudible] a member may object >> supervisor cohen >> i would like to serf item number 34 >> supervisor wiener >> 35 >> okay, item 32--32 and 33 roll call >> wiener aye. yee, aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. campos, aye. christensen aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. tang, aye. there are 11 aye >> the iletms are adopted unanimously >> item 34 is rez dugz to support california state senate bill 411 to right to record bill authored by senator recardo [inaudible] maintain a audio or video recording of a police or peace officer in the public place and the individual has a right to be in is not brea

the festival. >> once loved. >> it's basically a place where anybody who identifies as a poet in new york city can come and take part. it's a place for the entire poet immunity of new york city to come together. >> to me, lonely was beautiful. >> one of the things that my co-founder nicholas, and i decided when we formed the festival is we wouldn't be choosing all the readers. we would invite organizations from across the city to program their own readings on one of our stages so that way it's not our vision of what poetry is, it's the vision of the entire city. >> there are no words for this, but still some. a child that teach turns the word love around a hundred times in her head before saying love is strange. >> i think that a lot of people have this idea about poetry where it's kind of like a lonely art form. you sit alone in your bedroom at night writing and you don't hang out with your friend, you don't go out in the sunshine. so the new york city poetry festival all about having a fun beautiful day in the sun with other poets and creating could in the cases between other poets. a typewriter is a really physical activity. you have to enga

the heart of center city. the east market development takes up the entire city block between market and chestnut from 11th to 12th street. it's a combination of retail and residential spaces and developers hope it will boost tourism. john rawlins is live with more. >> reporter: hi, rick, for decades people have considered market east as a trouble no man's land a place to go past and not stop. that is changing now the thinking is it could become a desirable destination. what could be the ground floor deep down 350 cubic yards of concrete go into the sub foundation of east market project a bet that millennials will want to work and live and pay in center city. a 13 story residential to your with 332 units and up scale organic market and many, many shops and restaurants. long time neighbors with their own stores know they will have put up with construction noise on the short term but like the idea the up scale population the development will bring. >> it's a good thing riefnt it's a little of a bad thing because of the dust. >> we've been here 9 nears we're experienced and diverse we've done a lot of hair consults h

of course it is not a spectacular building, but the entire city before the fire and earthquake was not uniformly spectacular and i do thing that it is worth while to preserve the quite as well as the showy. this is as was pointed out, one of the very few buildings of its type that are left. to me it fact that it survived without help inside our outside is interesting but fairly trivial. but i was empressed that it is a modest building and one of the few examples of that. that kind of building that is left is the reason why i move to approve it. >> thank you. commissioner hyland >> not to belabor this but i would say i appreciate your comments commissioner pearlman but for me this building is actually really small eeben in relation to the other buildsings that were built in the neighborhood and i would propose or support the landmarking of just because of that and the development that is happening all over south of market and the scale that is coming up out of the ground, i think it is important to actually recognize this particular building because it isn't 2 stories. >> any other-i wo

and the entire team i come to release as much asia i like to powwow it is critical we bring in the communication gambling more people about the health and affordability crisis especially in the citynd state those who can't afford current market rate and how it impacts them we need the votes on upcoming legislation that benefits the entire city we need to remind folks that great ideas to this amazing city is derived from the passion that's our square feet and a that's what is at stake i'll take off any banker hat and i can finally say yes in my background 1, 2, 3 yes, in my backyard so i can say it so my team member advocates for some funding for the community room we can say that we become we believe this project broadway-sansome apartments is an asset to our neighborhood and we welcome the families who live here and wish them a happy beginning thank you so much >> thank you fiona well, i better use this one we, of course have to have sam solomon not only for this building but down the block you've got the corner on this market. >> i expect a microphone that norman is held to sizzle my figures it is it is enforceable in the mini have to say all the reasons this moment is so enorm

which former police commander is all too familiar. >> trust is a big issue right now throughout the entire cityether it's the police, men and women being able to trust leader ship, or the community the members of the community trusting city hall and the police department. >> based on the time he served he says the way to pus might front and center, is hire the right people from baltimore if possible, and emers rookie cops in the cultural of marry new badge. something that happened on his watch. we strapped aprons on our trainees and sent them up to catholic charities where they had to feed the homeless, and have conversations with the homeless. homeless rah a big part of the population. >> in order police need to be more enganged in areas like this back at the burned out c.v.s. tv cameras filled the streeting documents every moment, but now the media is gone and little seems to have changed however locals have firm strews on how they'd like to be policed. our police aren't bad, the majority of them, look just like me, how i look, they might think i am a criminal, but i am not. i am an intellige

. >> strus -- trust is a big issue right now throughout the entire city. e police leaders, and members of the community. >> reporter: based on the time he served franklin says the way to put police front and center in the community once more is to hire the right people from baltimore if possible and immerse rookie cops in the culture of the patch. >> one of the things we did we strapped aprons on our trainees and sent them up to catholic charities where they had to feed the homeless and have conversations with the homeless. homeless are a big part of our population here in baltimore city. >> reporter: in other words, he says police need to be more engaged in areas like this. back at the burned-out cvs, scene of some of the worst rioting last april. tv cameras filled these streets, but now the media is gone and little seems to have changed. however, locals have firm views on how they would like to be policed. >> all police ain't bad. but imagine yourty of them -- just like they look at me and just how i look. they might think i'm a criminal but i'm not. >> t

that's about the size of the entire city of burlington. >>> to the sierra foothills where crews are battling the lowell fire. they are concerned about the low humidity and high temperatures otherert next few days -- over the next few days . people have been warned they need to evacuate. the lowell fire has burned acres. >>> before 5:00 a.m. on southbound 880 near the high offramp, a woman tried to swerve away from sonata that stalled and that's when the woman ended up sideways in the fast lane and was broadsided by a subaru. >> there was a blue subaru that collided with the red vehicle and killed the driver. >> the crash backed up traffic in both directions. all lanes eventually reopened at about 7:30. investigators are still trying to determine what caused the first car to stall. another driver was also taken to the hospital for minor injuries. >>> a hayward woman is behind bars accused of killing her own mother. police arrested the woman at the south hayward b.a.r.t. station. investigators say she was arguing with her 14-year-old daughter about something that happened at the home where the

will get pinged and it is up to them to accept or reject it, and we have to be able to cover the entire cityew objections really throws things out of whack. emily: what about uber? heaven: this is something a reasonable -- kevin: this is something that a reasonable company has to decide on. emily: take a listen. >> i did not invest in shyp because i think it is something that uber can and will do. i think the ambition is boundless, but i think his ability to execute on that is completely unlimited. emily: is he wrong? is uber going to do what you do? kevin: i don't think so. what we do is difficult. and there are other things to worry about. emily: thanks so much. great to have you on the show, and that is it today from san francisco. ♪ . . john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. and with all due respect -- and with all due respect to boston you are never that great a sports city anyway. kidding. on the show tonight, obama clinton, walker and obviously trump, but first, huckabee. in case you went -- in case you missed the news -- holocaust reference -- blowback. president obama an

allegations didn't mean they speak for the entire city of san francisco this interim measure will impact count entire city of san francisco not just the mission we need stability and certainty to move forward so everyone is impacted equally not one community isolated from all others treated different with a new set of agendas it creates more uncertainty and dare i say it more cost and barriers for affordable housing in our city i really hope - i don't even understand this moratorium is coming from i hope you don't pass that interim measure and let the people of san francisco vote if they vote in november as one body not just a single neighborhood thank you very much. >> next speaker >> hi, i'm here on behalf of the mission collaborative and programs and lawyer street as well as the plazas 16 coalition we represent about 7 hundred plus sro tenants as well as other community members that receive our services from the delores services while we're very thankful for the work that the commission has been putting into this i think that it is important to understand that kroich is an important p

. >> translator: we'll announce within the coming few days that we have secured the entire city. the three ministers returning is part of a plan to ensure gradual return of the members of the government as we work towards liberating the rest of the country. >> they suffered more setbacks with heavy fighting with the popular resistance committees. 46 fighters and forces loyal to the former president have been killed. the dead and wounded after heavy fighting and shelling in residential areas. >>> japan's prime minister pushed through legislation that could see troops sent abroad for the first time since world war ii. mps walked out where thousands of demonstrators are gathered outside. what does this mean, harry? >> reporter: it means that it now goes to the upper house the house of counselors where the upper house can contemplate debate even if they send it back though. abe and his ruling coalition have enough votes in the lower house to make sure this gets enacted on time. that's the commitment he's already given to his main ally on a visit to the united states in april and may.

will get pinged, and it is up to them to accept or reject it, and we have to be able to cover the entire cityew objections really -- rejection throws the entire system out of whack. so an employee based model will be better. emily: do you think it is something uber and lyft should do? kevin: i think it is a reasonable thing that a company has to decide on. emily: take a listen to what he had to say. >> i did not invest in shyp because i think it is something that uber can and will do. i think travis has lots of ambition, but his ability to execute on that is completely unlimited. emily: is he wrong? kevin: i think so. emily: is uber going to do what you do? kevin: i don't think so. what we do is difficult. and there are other things to worry about. the city is very difficult. emily: thanks so much. great to have you on the show, and that is it today from san francisco. ♪ mom has always been one of those people who needs to keep busy. if she's not working in her garden, she's probably on one of her long walks with bailey. she was recently diagnosed with a heart condition. i know she's okay, bu

represent interpret this policy i was involved for 12 years in planning frankly for a third of the entire city through o from the market octavia and central selma and selma you had fillmore street in 2012 that expended the 5 foot bump in every single case eventually the conversation was about the ground floor retail it was about the urbanization of our city and understanding that grabber ceiling height is 0 eloquently said is an important part how we build our future it was not about the building of ground floor about the 5 foot bump the developers my exist the units to hear that might be happening is troubling i hope is it so no more than a rumor but i suggest you shut it down it shouldn't be a discussion i want to take a moment to circle back to something commissioner richards pouted in the previous report about the the integer did care it was exposed in the business times there's a large hundred and 58 minute project for divisadero it is a big big project what was interesting the rezoning of that corridor and it tremendously increased the capacity we've done take office from the existing 8

here knowing this change was inevitable the owner if people collaborate what about positive for the entire cityn the just maintaining thank you for taking the time to listen to everybody with all their opinions thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm steve on i'm a person in the city but obtain a pro bono business i'm 50 years old and i was 10-year-old when the warriors won the companionship that made me happy as a young child and got me interested in the warriors i'm 50 and still existed about what they brought to the bay area i would like to say when the giants came to talk about putting a stadium on the water there of the opposition and many of the same opposing argument you're hearing today, however this is a very thorough group project sponsor from the top down they pay attention to detail they dot all the i's and cross the t's and they hired very, very skilled people and they're well present prepared this city will have something they've needed desperately for years we have small and big venues but not an arena if we want to call ourselves a world-class city we need

the southern port city for the first time since fighting forced them to leave. >> translation: we will announce within the coming few days that we have secured the entire city of aden, and we want to return home. the three ministers returning, it will be part of a plan to return all yemeni government to the city, where they'll be based, working towards liberating the rest of the country >> abd-rabbu mansour hadi and his cabinet attempted to run the government from aiden, after houthi rebels drove them out of sanaa last september. they were forced to flee aden as the country slipped further into conflict. this week government forces retook the international airport in aden. >> congratulations to the people of aden. >> in the city of tiaz, people offered condolences, hospitals filled with dead and injured, after shelling in a residential area. sources say eight civilians and 46 houthis and rebel militia fighters were killed. yemenis were supposed to see a lull in fighting and get access to much-needed aid. the u.n. brokered a truce last friday. to give the humanitarian agency safe passage to dangerous areas. it fell apart almost right after it began. >> the need

of course it is not a spectacular building, but the entire city before the fire and earthquake was not uniformly spectacular and i do thing that it is worth while to preserve the quite as well as the showy. this is as was pointed out, one of the very few buildings of its type that are left. to me it fact that it survived without help inside our outside is interesting but fairly trivial. but i was empressed that it is a modest building and one of the few

the readers. we would invite organizations from across the city to program their own readings on one of our stages so that way it's not our vision of what poetry is. it's the vision of the entire city. >> there are no words for this, but still some. teach, turns the love around a hundred times in her head before saying love is strange. >> i think a lot of people have this idea about poetry where it's kind of like a lonely art form. you sit alone in your bedroom at night writing and you don't hang out with your friends. you don't go out in the sunshine. so the new york city poetry festival is all about having a fun, beautiful day in the sun with other poets and creating connections between other poets. a typewriter is a physical activity. you have to engage your body when you are typing on a typewriter. and we just find it really conducive to writing poetry because of that. the things that get typed on the typewriter are so various. i think it sounds the way the city sounds. you sort of hear the voices and the typewriter project has been amazing because it captures that about new york city. >>> and a quick reminder, you can keep up to date with all the news on your website, all

the southern port city for the first time since fighting forced them to leave. >> translator: we will announce within the coming few days that we have secured the entire city of and return home. this is part of a plan to ensure return of all members of the yemeni government to the city where the government will be based. it's a work towards liberating the rest of the country. >> reporter: hadi and his cabinet had been attempting to run the country from aden but they were forced to flee several months ago, as the country slipped further into conflict. this week government forces retook the international airport in aden. >> translator: congratulations to the people of aden. >> reporter: but in the city of ta'izz people were offering condolences instead. hospitals were filled with the dead and injured after shelling in a residential area. sources say eight civilians and at least 46 houthi and rebel militia fighters were killed. yemenese were supposed to see a lull in fighting and get access to much-needed aid. the u.n. brokerered a trust last friday to give humanitarian agencies safe passage to dangerous areas, but it fell apart almost as soon as it began. >> th

the needs of the city as a whole? >> for me that's easy because san francisco, the entire city, is my home. i grew up here. ow -- i went to galileo in the marina, my family lives all over the city. i can't do something that positively impacts district 5, but i can make it impact san francisco as a whole. so, whatever decisions i make, it's a no-brainer. i have to make sure that it's going to positively impact the city as a whole. and that's just how i view every decision that i make through that particular lens. >> let's talk a little about your district in particular. what do you hear about transportation from your constituents? is there adequate muni service? >> well, it's funny that you mention muni. [laughter] >> and let me just say this. as someone who caught -- i mean, we caught muni -- when i was growing up in the city, i mean, that's how you got around. and there were some real problems with muni. i've talking about just -- i mean, the buses were always dirty, they were always packed. there was just always some challenges and the city is growing clearly. and we need to look at all modes of transport

. >> translator: we'll announce within the coming few days we secured the entire city and we will return home. the three ministers returning this is part of a plan to ensure more security. >> the city suffered more setbacks during heavy fighting with popular resistance committees at least 46 fighters and forces loyal to the former president have been killed. hospitals are crowded with the dead and wounded after the heavy fighting and shelling in residential areas. >>> japan's prime minister has pushed through legislation that could see troops sent abroad for the first time since world war ii. opposition mps walked out in protest and thousands of demonstrators gathered outside. this is our senior analyst and joins me live from beijing. go to have you on the show. i know many people in japan are unhappy about this. what's the feeling in china? >> of course, china views the change with suspicion. i have to say that china had processed and digest the changes last year because when the japanese cabinet approved the measures. around the same time, beijing realized its hard line approach to jap

the entire city observed a moment's of silence at 11:30, even at wimbledon. the bombings in 2005 on subways and on a city bus killed 52, injuring others. they were carried out by three men. influenced by al qaeda >>> authorities in united states recovered the body of a woman killed in an ice cave collapse in the big four icecaves. it took 24 hours for rescue workers to reach her body using explosives to dislodge loose ice in the area. the sheriff's office said the rest of the cave is collapsing. this video shows a col as on sunday. experts say the ice is melting due to a period of warm weather. two hikers surviving the collapse is hospitalizeders one is in serious condition. >> the undocumented immigrant accused of shooting a woman dead in san francisco plead the not guilty. katherine steinly was killed. the -- kathleen steinly was killed on sunday. some blame her death on san francisco's sank tu air your law. >> reporter: it's a crime raising uncomfortable questions in this bastion, in a gaol house interview, this man admitted killing a 32-year-old woman on t

that's a task that the entire city file. we were the first department to do.e have the engineering team implement a permanent building permit system. we brought the ports financial system kinds. we installed broadband fiber to pier 1, pier 50, fisherman's wharf and most recently, south beach harbor. we lamented a state-of-the-art asset management inventory and work order system. we supported the city controllers multiyear deployment present enterprise payroll and human resources system. that's the emerge program using peoplesoft. as i think of a mention, we were the first department to successfully move its full-scale operations to the new san francisco airport data sent. the project was completed just a few months ago. so, i may be biased but i believe the port gauche of

compiled president are returning to the southern port city for the first time fighting forced them to leave he will announce within the coming few days we have secured the entirey and have returned home. this is mart of a manage to the city, where the government will be based and work towards liberating the rest of the company. >> after houthis rebels drove them out of the capitol last september they were forced to three several months ago as the country slips further into conflict. this week, forces retook the airport in adan. congratulations to the people of adan. >> but in the city, people were offering condolences instead. hospitals were filled with the dead and injuries after shelling in a residential area sources say eight civilians and at least 46 fighters before killed. they were supposed to see a low in fighting and get access to much needed aid but the u.n. brokered a truce to give agencies safe passage to dangerous areas. but i fell apart right after it began. >> the needs are water health food, nutrition pretty much everything that you can imagine we have a catastrophe at the moment. >> 24 million people, need help. aid agencies are ready to delive

definitely provide that, because we had an consultant who does quite an extensive analysis of the entire city and the awss system and we provide that to you in a summery summary form. >> we did that in con junction with the fire department as our partner at the table. and we're actually putting in some of the new systems. >> okay. good. that would be great. >> thank you. >> with that i will move the item. >> i will second it. >> all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries. is there any additional public comment on the calendar? next all right, please. >> item 9, approve and recommend that the board of supervisors approve the conveyance of an easement over approximately 3627 square foot portion of property owned by the city and county of san francisco on sfpuc parcel 656 for the city of modesto and conveying the easement to modesto and execute an agreement conveying the easement to modesto and agreement with jw gibson mcelhaney henry, llc.. >> i would like to move the item. >> second. >> further discussion? all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries. >> thank you

is economic development and the training that potentially in oewd will resulted in the loss of the entire city build cycle among other things so i want to dhaeft between the categories but oewd address that question. >> thank you supervisor one of the points the idea and that's the right question to ask is that the department is provided the budget analyst a detailed plan for the prior to the end of the fiscal year years that the majority of funds bad actor expected to fund the priorities of board in implementing critical programs related to office of economic workforce development it's our intention and the departments intention to move those grants out to get the cb organization to grant those so to be really, really clear i take our point supervisor that is little impacts and look at the economic side and the investment & infrastructure to the implementation of those services that we'll have to look at the impact that means the reduction of services for two to three corridors for the neighborhoods reduction in the amount of aids assistance and we'll have to circulate that exactly i do want

the entire city of new york is questioning its relationship with trump. and the controversial comment, of course i don't know if you remember these words in his announcement speech about mexican immigrants. >> they're bringing drugs they're bringing crime. they're rapists. >> larry: i don't have a joke here i just want you to bathe in that for a second. take a little bath a little trump bath in that. because later on in an interview he said this. >> and i love mexico. i love the mexican people. i love them. >> larry: you just called them rapists and drug dealers. did you think they were so busy raping they didn't see your speech? seriously. i mean surely donald i mean you're running for president of the united states. you cannot say an entire group of people are raping. surely you're going to go on television and clear this up right? >> i think he's going to take one of television's top journalists to get to the bottom of this. i never thought i would say this but don lemon-- mr. lemon you're our last hope. >> i have lead-- i've read the washington post. i

the entire city should be taking a look at this. >> thank you very much and it is amazing the community connectors program. we just started last year and patty and all the other volunteers who have worked on it have done amazing work. i was so impressed to go there and see how much of a difference all the elderly folks who were there talked about how it made in their life and then talked to the volunteers and they said how much it is meant to do the work as well. some said they are were so much more healthy and a lot of the volunteers were seniors too. i'm supportive of patricia [inaudible] on her work and know she was be a exceptional person on the commission. this item is open for public comment. any other member of the public like to comment? seeing none we'll close public comment and make a decision here. colleagues i would like to move to support patricia [inaudible] as the district 11 representative for the commission on aging advisory counsel >> second. we both second. >> okay we'll take that without objection. before item 5, i would like to take a 5 minute recess, just a quick b