i focused on all the public education institutions in san francisco and said that if peer a world-class city with world-class companies like salesforce we should also have a world-class public education for everybody to enjoy and be a part of and so we looked at the status we said we were that challenged in our middle schools and that we wanted to make sure that our middle schools were the best they could be we focused on not only helping them become better but making sure the principals and teachers also felt this the city will support them we want to request i asked if the salesforce foundation to marks leadership so keep up e help us they did and not only has the benny hoffs been a great leadership many their corporate giving but helpful with the homeless families and certainly our health care in the ucsf benny hoff hospital today, we're continuing in our third year of an unprecedented investment in our publics and focused continuing to focus on the middle grades not only is our middle grades the focus but down well in providing a stem foundation science and technology and math foundation

shocking message to the residents of the city and says madison has the potential to become a world-class city. he is not unsparing in his criticism of the city, as well. he also sees and prevents very specific plans for what the city could do to become somewhere up with paris and new york and i think, for the first time, people in madison were, you know, reminded that they had this potential, that they could be -- that someone from the outside saw them as this really fantastic place, filled with potential. john called madison a model city and a lot of the things he set out for madison took decades to develop. in a lot of ways, a lot of the things he suggested, in 1911, came true throughout the 20th century. one of the things he suggested in his plan for the city was that there should be an arb treatm -- arboretum. we didn't get one for a couple decades later. he also suggested that state street should be a closed pedestrian -- pedestrian mall. a place where people could gather together. that didn't happen until the 80's. but that was really part of his vision for the city. he also suggested t

how he came to be so monumentally degraded in their world-class city at the dawn of the 20th century during the progressive era. so i began to explore this historical case. i began with a book published in 1982 that has become the definitive account of ota benga life. the pig we in this new was written by the grandson of the african explorer who brought ota benga to the united states. according to the introduction in the book was the story of friendship between ota benga and samuel burns from the first few pages i was intrigued by the notion that he had forged a friendship with an african subjects to somehow ended up in a zero to be displayed with apes. the narrative was similar to robinson crusoe but have lusatians almost entirely based on uncorroborated accounts. the book etched his tail of french representative into the history -- friendship into history i church to the wildlife conservation side a one dash society to see how it had recorded its records. gathering animals when first published in 1974 exposures the history of this year beginning with the creation and 8099. recounte

the four that i knew that his story mattered and he came to be so monumentally degraded in a world-class city at the dawn of the 20th century during the progressive era. it had already been written. i began begin with a book published in 1992 that have become the definitive account of ota benga's life. it was written by philip bradford the grandson of the explorer that brought ota benga to the united states. according to the introduction the book was the story of friendship between ota benga and samuel. from the first few pages i was intrigued by the notion that they forged a friendship with the subject. it was akin to the table of robinson caruso and his side kick but had no citation and was entirely almost based on the corroborated accounts. the book nonetheless etched the tale of friendship into the hard drive of history. i found other sources and i turned to the conservation society known as the zoo to see how it had recorded the exhibition and the plot thickened. gathering animals first published in 1974 explores the history of the zoo beginning with its creation and recounting the episo

if we're gonna be a world-class city -- we're stepping onto an international stage -- you have to gethis right. better safe than sorry. i worry that the hype is gonna scare some folks away. we've seen, actually, a drop in some of the hotels in the last few weeks, in the hotel reservations. >> septa. >> and the septa issue, but we've got to get this right, and better safe than sorry. >> it's true and -- >> but i agree we have to get it right, but the question is, what's being imposed on new york, and what's being imposed on washington? same guy going to two other major cities. >> we are having the world meeting of families over here. >> i understand, but they're not doing this for the world meeting of families -- the world meeting of families is here before the pope gets here. >> then he's staying for a shorter period of time. >> he's there for one day, but he's the same guy, subject to the same risk, and so the question is, what are they requiring them to do in washington and new york and how much are we adding on here? i agree. look, this is the most well-known guy in the world. popu

ladies and gentlemen, what's important about san francisco is the talent that we need to be a world class city, not just the in california, but in the world, the global economy exist right now in classrooms across the city in san francisco. they are the boys and girls in kindergarten through classrooms that want to live in san francisco and want to raise their families in san francisco and want to be part of the infrastructure and part of the talent people in san francisco. the announcement that the mayor said today is to invest in the rainy day fund. it's critical for us because those minds are nurtured with dedicated commitment in the classroom. the rainy day fund has allowed us in the times to keep the educators and staff in schools. this is important in a plan in a fiscally responsible way when that time comes and we have methods to interact the negative effects of those down turns. i can't emphasize enough how important it is for afternoon school program and extended learning programs. we know that learning doesn't stop when learning leaves to classroom. they learn in the environment. how

the bay area is once again front and center from the cost of city services to the blow to our world class city image. >> san francisco mayor ed lee is trying to put the issue away in time for super bowl 50 but what are his chances. why can't anyone come up with a long term solution? >>> another layer of security about to be in place at a local airport. it's about time. >> that is true. it's a low tax solution that probably should have been there. we will lay out the plan for a new fence. >> it is amazing how many people get through. the president ofcal berkeley wants a fence around his house on campus to keep ruckus students at bay. it is raising questions on cost and how much space it will take up. >> the plan is not sitting well with the community. we will talk about the cost. >> let's look at your weather forecast. this is a pretty picture with a mix of clouds and sunshine out there. temperatures are pretty mild in the low 60s almost everywhere, our cool spot is santa rosa, 54 degrees this morning. what we can expect for your sunday ahead, partly cloudy this morning with areas of fog later,

importantly is ground in the realty of what it takes to support public education you can't have a world-class cityrld-class public education system i want to thank our mayor, mayor ed lee for being here today and all your support (clapping.) so as and go forward ladies and gentlemen, i want you to get used to what this school looks like and celebrate in 10 years we've built a new school that is the first of many to come the world is changing and we're going to meet that change whether a conciliated area of poverty and disengage the only solution is concentrated great education that's what we're proud here at the willie l. brown middle school. >> with that, welcome. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> our home is your home and i have the incredible honor of introducing our congresswoman who is fighting for us and equality inhington, d.c. and if you think our hills are tough you should see that hill we're glad we we have a fighter that keep in mind it is a pleasure to invite congresswoman jackie speier (clapping.) >> thank you superintendent i want want you to stand up for a moment and i want you to

the bay area is once again front and center from the cost of city services to the blow to our world class cityissue away in time for super bowl 50 but what are his chances. why can't anyone come up with a long term solution? >>> another layer of security about to be in place at a local airp

. >> no one should doubt in any way that everyone here wants to deliver a world class event for the city and the tri-state region as the and tire world watches. >> reporter: again, the reminder from the mayor is to be prepared to walk great distances that weekend. good news, if you live in the city and park on the street and your car is in place before friday night, there's a pretty good chance you'll be a toil leave it during the festivities. lucy. >> all right. thank you very much, bruce. >>> a lot of talk tonight after the unveiling of that big list of road and bridge closures. many in the area to sum it up they are not happy. tonight our team coverage continues with fox 29's dave kipp chen whose getting an earful live on spring garden. dave, along with the grumbling though you're also hearing from people who are taking this huge disruption in stride. >> reporter: yeah, if there was a collective gasp for anything, this would be it. you know we're here at sixth and spring garden. we are effectively in what will be that traffic zone, and when those vehicles as you heard bruce say when t

importantly is ground in the realty of what it takes to support public education you can't have a world-class cityclass public education system i want to thank our mayor, mayor ed lee for being here today and all your support (clapping.) so as and go forward ladies and gentlemen, i want you to get used to what this school looks like and celebrate in 10 years we've built a new school that is the first of many to come the world is changing and we're going to meet that change whether a conciliated area of poverty and disengage the only solution is concentrated great education that's what we're proud here at the willie l. brown middle school. >> with that, welcome. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> our home is your home and i have the incredible honor of introducing our congresswoman who is fighting for us and equality in washington, d.c. and if you think our hills are tough you should see that hill we're glad we we have a fighter that keep in mind it is a pleasure to invite congresswoman jackie speier (clapping.) >> thank you superintendent i want want you to stand up for a moment and i want you to

immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> >> this is the regular meeting of the small business commission. it monday august 24, 2015. and the time is 2:03 p.m.. the meeting is being televised live and the small business commission thanks the media service and

city plan. it would transform the coliseum and surrounding area into a world class sports entertainment retail and residential complex. meanwhile, the city of oakland continues to have talks with the raiders to negotiate a deal to keep the team. >> everybody knows what the time frame is. everybody knows that by october, there either has to be something that the raiders can take to the nfl with the city or the chances are there's going to be an application to move. >> kept hard says his proposal will fall through if the city council does not agree to allow him to purchase the land that would be used for the development. >>> well, it got off to a rollicking start this morning and at this hour the dow is up about 300 points, about 2%. yesterday was the worst day in years. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with the latest. >> reporter: what a difference a day makes. the dow shot up more than 300 points in the first few minutes of trading tuesday morning. i believe the worst is over. we new beyers would come into the market. >> reporter: it comes a day at one of the wildest rides in wall st

when one year to go before the brazilian city opens its doors to host the world's largest athletic event, construction of new roads world-class sports venues, and a five-star olympic village is pushing ahead. >> there are works going on throughout rio ahead of the olympic games. it's about turning an already excellent city into an olympic city. reporter: the onward march of progress does not have everyone so enthused. this used to be a busy if impoverished place built on a racetrack. bit by bit, homes here have made way as authorities relocate residents to make way for olympic construction, although not everyone has accepted the offer. >> the olympics and other reason we are getting kicked out, its real estate. we know in the future, once the olympic games are over, this will be a neighborhood with shopping centers and big holdings. it will be a posh area. >> it's really hard because the fight is between a residence association and capitalism. reporter: authorities claim only 3000 residents have so far suffered losses because every oh 2016 -- because of rio 2016. rights groups disagree. they say thousands of people have lost

uber said they want to build world class safety and security program. >> santa rosa city council is responding to causes to bring represent prices under control. starting tomorrow, the city council will kickoff a look at how for control prices. this is after a petition collected more than 2,500 signatures. locals reacted after city council passed a represent control measure in june had favor of spending money to help the homeless. >> the stated assembly two take up two historic bills to fight climate change and reduce reliance on oil. the bill will allow the state to meet goals set by governor brown in april. the order calls for reducing greenhouse gas help mission by 80 percent the next 35 years and cushion people use by cars and trucks in half over the next 15 years. if enacted the legislation would set an international precedent. >> now the weather forecast. >> it was mild with winds picking up yesterday. but it was good. mike? >> a little bit different today not so breezy along coast and warmer. beings, south bay, we have cupertino at 55 a cool spot and santa clara at 56, and swarm spot is

class in the world, and that is a lot of consumers. it has got all the big names you would expect in any western city, but this is select city, hamill in north delhi. it is where the middle classes like to shop. >> they like change and they want change now. >> i don't think we can compete with china because they are far ahead, but we are catching up. reporter: the yellow diggers of jcb, british-owned and one of india's biggest. toufacturers, they used produce five machines a day at this factory near delhi. now it is over 100. indian manager says that china's troubles could be to his country's advantage. >> it coulput a further sweet spot and after the currency stabilize, we can se the advantage of attracting foreign investment, which the prime and his global outreach program, and also ensure the ease of doing business improves. reporter: this is one of india's biggest global companies, running businesses like jaguar land rover in the u.k. despite criticisms that prime minister modi has promised big and delivered little, the head of strategy told me it was time for a little patience. >> we are talking of large, messy democracies, whethe

immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco

it is a great thing for the city and so many ways again but the ignites are going to be there it's a world-class institution and surviving the institution and the number one trauma center in the entire northern california with the reputation of just being really great responders but emanates the education aspects a level of care the level of intention and the multi cultural approach to serving everyone in the city and i think this is why i know this is why the voters overwhelmingly passed the largest revenue general obligation bond we honor that by making sure that on time and open and alive and everybody works within this is happy they get the machinery that is needed that's why friends of the sf foundation is so for this is the giants thing pam and others and all the friends that led that effort (clapping.) and be able to say this is also a name of priscilla and mark zuckerberg along with thousand of others donations to make that work that will have the state of the art machinery the things that the bond can't do but accomplishes what we need to get done to fill all the gaps ultimately on that

because this is a world class act series of acts, music on the beach, and it is atlantic city, entertainmenthe jersey shore, we'll have a lot of fun. >> quick parking, we know issue last year? >> parking $5 all the way to $40. so $5, all around town, different lots. and 40 bucks if you only want to walk a few feet. >> so fun and affordable. anything else you want to add before we go off the flare. >> go to do atlantic city. com. what to bring, whatnot to bring. have good time and come join us in atlantic city. >> thanks for joining us, awesome, sounds like so much fun, again, still ticket available, expecting a big crowd, really going to be good for atlantic city tourism. >> gigantic, make sure to wear your sunscreen. oh, ya, because it will be in the 90s. tomorrow is national relaxation day. so oh, ya, joseph anthony, some of the massage therapist, you know, they give two hour massages over there? two hours of this. >> amazing. >> very nice. so, i found this list on the internet of about ten different ways that you can relax that i had never heard of. >> okay? >> sniffing oranges, sniffing

city. a first look at plans for the 120-acre site design to transform the coliseum and surrounding area into a world class sports, entertainment, retail and residential complex. but the clock is ticking. the key part of the development plan financing the $900 million coliseum city. >> everybody knows what the time frame is. everybody knows that by october, there either has to be something that the raiders can take to the nfl with the city or the chances are there's going to be an application to move. >> reporter: stadium consultant carmen policy told the nfl owners the raiders and chargers are committed to building a stadium in carson. but kephart says not so fast. the game isn't over. >> the raiders fabs are here. this is the area -- the raiders fans are here. this is the area, they eat sleep and live it here. >> reporter: fans say while they may get the financing in l.a. they just won't get the love there. >> we're loud. we're there, supportive, no matter what, win or lose. we're always there. >> reporter: kephart says the deal is possible but only if the city council agrees to allow him to purchase the

world class ballerina was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by none other than time magazine. >> yes. >> summer music season around citylast night wdas radio held their annual party in the park. >> ♪ >> philadelphia's own frankie beverly and mays highlighted wonderful night at dell music center, just a great venue for outdoor music. whispers were also on the bill. i had a chance to say hello to the crowd with miss patty jackson by my side. she's very instrumental in making it all happen. i see between seven and 10,000 people jammed venue and everyone, once again, had a great time, last night. >> how could you not, great music, great night. >> community showed up. beautiful night. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00. >> reporter: dramatic rescue out of the ocean about 50 miles off the coast of cape may, i'm matt rivers outside air station to the coastguard here in atlantic city and coming up see video of that rescue and also hear from the pilot and rescue swimmer that pulled it off. >>> it is another hot day on the sky deck, breeze is picking up and humidity, not all that bad, but for now, we have ano

world class park, to play in, to have fun. >> the mayor said the gathering will give neighbors a chance to meet other people and the city workerseep the park safe. >> always nice to see the neighbors coming together like that. >>> our chief meteorologist bill martin, what do you think the weather will be like? >> it will be good. the fog is clear from the coast. a nice looking pattern. a break from the heat. humidity came up. fire got a break. no spare the air days. last week. remember that temperatures in the triple digits. not this week. fog, marine layer, pushing inland. that is where we live now. the temperatures from today was 78 in antioch. fremont 74. and then fairfield 81. temperatures tomorrow will be warmer than these. today was the bottom out temperature day. tomorrow temperatures start to come up and then they warm into your bay area thursday. current temperatures 76 in fairfield. inland in the mid-70s. that is nothing for this time of year. this day. fog along the coast. there will be patchy fog tonight. beautiful atmosphere we have. this system as it spun out of the area, moved out, cleans out of the atmosphere. a

world's shortest commencement speech. only seven words. it was to a graduating class in new york city.e said was this, "no released and and stand there." i feel very faithful to everyone who is helped us reach this crucial moment of truth, this fork in the road together. i look forward to working together to overcome the obstacles and challenges that undoubtedly still lie ahead. as we do so, let us continue to know where to stand and stand there. thank you. [applause] >> i live in cambridge, massachusetts. i'm a clinical psychologist. i have taught, trained supervised thousands of psychology students. i personally would like psychologist completely out of the military. i would like us to end recruiting. [applause] i find it very disturbing a high percentage of the recruiters at apa conventions are military and the security agencies. i have also been very interested with some of my colleagues over the inconsistencies within the apa regarding psychologists working in military settings and military psychologist. to be clear, 7% of psychologists are paid completely by the department of def

world-class taxi system is a complement to any public transportation system. >> how do you think the police department is doing? do you have any thoughts on how the city is dealing with crime? >> i was a big supporter of chief gaston. i think he will do a great job in the district attorney's office. part of me was sad to see him go from the police department. he had come in and started modernizing the department. it's technology -- a lot of different changes that needed to happen but were not happening until he came in and start of the department on the right path. it is critical that whoever the next chief of police is continue that modernization of the department. it will have benefits citywide. in my district, we have public safety challenges. the district is often viewed as a "safe district." we do have violence. we had a bunch of violence around delores park last year. there have been robberies in glen park and parts of the valley. there have been shootings in diamond heights. one of the challenges is making sure that the police department understands that even though we may not have the same crime levels as some neighborhoods, we still need atte

world-class taxi system is a complement to any public transportation system. >> how do you think the police department is doing? do you have any thoughts on how the city is dealing with crime? >> i was a big supporter of chief gaston. i think he will do a great job in the district attorney's office. part of me was sad to see him go from the police department. he had come in and started modernizing the department. it's technology -- a lot of different changes that needed to happen but were not happening until he came in and start of the department on the right path. it is critical that whoever the next chief of police is continue that modernization of the department. it will have benefits citywide. in my district we have public safety challenges. the district is often viewed as a "safe district." we do have violence. we had a bunch of violence around delores park last year. there have been robberies in glen park and parts of the valley. there have been shootings in diamond heights. one of the challenges is making sure that the police department understands that even though we may not have the same crime levels as some neighborhoods, we still need atten

world-class stadium there. where is it going to go? which city? which developers? who's going to benefit from it? the team? these are all issues that are really ancillary issues to the fundamental point of bringing the nfl back to los angeles in a way that the fans want it and that supports the league in the right way for the next multiple generations. that's what the league is focused on right now. that's what these team owners, these three team owners are focused on now. and that's what the big difference is. the problem has always been getting the stadium deal, getting the community together. but the fans have always been there. >> finally, moore, while we've got you, i don't know if you saw headline today. a judge is ordering the league and the union to engage in settlement talks over brady's suspension. are we just going to make this two games and get back to business? >> i know everybody would like to just get back to business, whatever the number of games are. it's nice to see a judge step up and try and force the parties to come to some sort of resolution rather than standing on the posit

it is a great thing for the city and so many ways again but the ignites are going to be there it's a world-class institution and surviving the institution and the number one trauma center in the entire northern california with the reputation of just being really great responders but emanates the education aspects a level of care the level of intention and the multi cultural approach to serving everyone in the city and i think this is why i know this is why the voters overwhelmingly passed the largest revenue general obligation bond we honor that by making sure that on time and open and alive and everybody works within this is happy they get the machinery that is needed that's why friends of the sf foundation is so for this is the giants thing pam and others and all the friends that led that effort (clapping.) and be able to say this is also a name of priscilla and mark zuckerberg along with thousand of others donations to make that work that will have the state of the art machinery the things that the bond can't do but accomplishes what we need to get done to fill all the gaps ultimately on that

class for several hours. several big cities in washington d.c., which has seen sharp reductions in homicide report the numbers are going up again this year. >> meanwhile, one of the world's largest retailers says that it will stop selling assault rifles, wal-mart says the decision was not related to high-profile shootings, the retailer blaming poor sales, saying it was failuring products to cater for the interests of customers >>> saudi arabia said troops crossed the border into yemen for the first time, attacking positions. >> taking over mountainous areas. saudi arabia military commanders say the incursion was for a short period of time. >> they are committed to providing relief. foreign minister said saudi arabia will be supporting restriction efforts. >> they express the commitment. of him and his partners to help yemen with restriction efforts in order to alleviate the suffering of people into - to begin to improve the social economic conditions. >> the middle east is facing a major water crisis. a report by the world resources institute found by 2040 the a region will experience eights of the 10 worse draughts. saudi arabia, qatar and israel among the worst effecte

immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc and agree board of supervisors and the parking tort commission call the roll commissioner singh commissioner norton commissioner tour-sarkissian ask anticipated supervisor cowen supervisor campos director rubke is present directors you have a quorum >> announcement of approximate please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-produc

world-class taxi system is a complement to any public transportation system. >> how do you think the police department is doing? do you have any thoughts on how the city is dealing with crime? >> i was a big supporter of chief gaston. i think he will do a great job in the district attorney's office. part of me was sad to see him go from the police department. he had come in and started modernizing the department. it's technology -- a lot of different changes that needed to happen but were not happening until he came in and start of the department on the right path. it is critical that whoever the next chief of police is continue that modernization of the department. it will have benefits citywide. in my district, we have public safety challenges. the district is often viewed as a "safe district." we do have violence. we had a bunch of violence around delores park last year. there have been robberies in glen park and parts of the valley. there have been shootings in diamond heights. one of the challenges is making sure that the police department understands that even though we may not have the same crime levels as some neighborhoods, we still need atte

immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco >> good morning and welcome to actually the very first subcommittee of the transportation authority for timma, the treasure island mobility management agency for today, thursday, july 30th. my name is jane kim, i'm chairing this committee. i'm joined by committee members, supervisor christensen, who serves as vice-chair, and supervisor wiener. mr. clerk, may we take

immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for free wifi and developing projects and insuring patient state of at san francisco general hospital our it professionals make guilty or innocent available and support the house/senate regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc chair of the commission a few housekeeping if you could one please turn off your cell phones not no interrupt our meeting and two a member of the public that wishes to speak on an item we have pink speaker cards fill out with your name and our staff will call you at the time, we call the agendas and thank you to commissioner honda and media services for broadcasting this m

it is a great thing for the city and so many ways again but the ignites are going to be there it's a world-class and surviving the institution and the number one trauma center in the entire northern california with the reputation of just being really great responders but emanates the education aspects a level of care the level of intention and the multi cultural approach to serving everyone in the city and i think this is why i know this is why the voters overwhelmingly passed the largest revenue general obligation bond we honor that by making sure that on time and open and alive and everybody works within this is happy they get the machinery that is needed that's why friends of the sf foundation is so for this is the giants thing pam and others and all the friends that led that effort (clapping.) and be able to say this is also a name of priscilla and mark zuckerberg along with thousand of others donations to make that work that will have the state of the art machinery the things that the bond can't do but accomplishes what we need to get done to fill all the gaps ultimately on that day i'll pr

it is a great thing for the city and so many ways again but the ignites are going to be there it's a world-class institution and surviving the institution and the number one trauma center in the entire northern california with the reputation of just being really great responders but emanates the education aspects a level of care the level of intention and the multi cultural approach to serving everyone in the city and i think this is why i know this is why the voters overwhelmingly passed the largest revenue general obligation bond we honor that by making sure that on time and open and alive and everybody works within this is happy they get the machinery that is needed that's why friends of the sf foundation is so for this is the giants thing pam and others and all the friends that led that effort (clapping.) and be able to say this is also a name of priscilla and mark zuckerberg along with thousand of others donations to make that workhat will have the state of the art machinery the things that the bond can't do but accomplishes what we need to get done to fill all the gaps ultimately on that d

it is a great thing for the city and so many ways again but the ignites are going to be there it's a world-class institution and surviving the institution and the number one trauma center in the entire northern california with the reputation of just being really great responders but emanates the education aspects a level of care the level of intention and the multi cultural approach to serving everyone in the city and i think this is why i know this is why the voters overwhelmingly passed the largest revenue general obligation bond we honor that by making sure that on time and open and alive and everybody works within this is happy they get the machinery that is needed that's why friends of the sf foundation is so for this is the giants thing pam and others and all the friends that led that effort (clapping.) and be able to say this is also a name of priscilla and mark zuckerberg along with thousand of others donations to make that work that will have the state of the art machinery the things that the bond can't do but accomplishes what we need to get done to fill all the gaps ultimately on that

it is a great thing for the city and so many ways again but the ignites are going to be there it's a world-class surviving the institution and the number one trauma center in the entire northern california with the reputation of just being really great responders but emanates the education aspects a level of care the level of intention and the multi cultural approach to serving everyone in the city and i think this is why i know this is why the voters overwhelmingly passed the largest revenue general obligation bond we honor that by making sure that on time and open and alive and everybody works within this is happy they get the machinery that is needed that's why friends of the sf foundation is so for this is the giants thing pam and others and all the friends that led that effort (clapping.) and be able to say this is also a name of priscilla and mark zuckerberg along with thousand of others donations to make that work that will have the state of the art machinery the things that the bond can't do but accomplishes what we need to get done to fill all the gaps ultimately on that day i'll praise

it is a great thing for the city and so many ways again but the ignites are going to be there it's a world-class institution and surviving the institution and the number one trauma center in the entire northern california with the reputation of just being really great responders but emanates the education aspects a level of care the level of intention and the multi cultural approach to serving everyone in the city and i think this is why i know this is why the voters overwhelmingly passed the largest revenue general obligation bond we honor that by making sure that on time and open and alive and everybody works within this is happy they get the machinery that is needed that's why friends of the sf foundation is so for this is the giants thing pam and others and all the friends that led that effort (clapping.) and be able to say this is also a name of priscilla and mark zuckerberg along with thousand of others donations to make that work that will have the state of the art machinery the things that the bond can't do but accomplishes what we need to get done to fill all the gaps ultimately on that

it is a great thing for the city and so many ways again but the ignites are going to be there it's a world-class institution and surviving the institution and the number one trauma center in the entire northern california with the reputation of just being really great responders but emanates the education aspects a level of care the level of intention and the multi cultural approach to serving everyone in the city and i think this is why i know this is why the voters overwhelmingly passed the largest revenue general obligation bond we honor that by making sure that on time and open and alive and everybody works within this is happy they get the machinery that is needed that's why friends of the sf foundation is so for this is the giants thing pam and others and all the friends that led that effort (clapping.) and be able to say this is also a name of priscilla and mark zuckerberg along with thousand of others donations to make that work that will have the state of the art machinery the things that the bond can't do but accomplishes what we need to get done to fill all the gaps ultimately on that

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city just turned 100 years old. what a big celebration, but the real honor goes to those who get to watch him perform. check it out. where else would a world class pianist celebrate his birthday other than tickling the ivory keys? >> i did it! >>> congressman maloney honored him for being a new york institution. he plays here nightly it's just a 2 minute walk from his apartment, and he can play anything. celebrities come regularly, and this week, birthday card wishes for famous politicians and celebrities. >> donald trump has always sent me a birthday card. >> reporter: what's the best part about being 100? >> the best part about being 100, you get all this attention. >> reporter: he wrote a catchy hook to make the ramba a hit in the '50s, and he has played everywhere. in the '80s he was a fixture at plaza's oak room. and he just keeps getting better. >> i took advantage of learning things every day. >> reporter: you can do things now more technical than you could years ago. >> yeah, i was afraid to do it, and now i take a chance, and it works. >> reporter: as for 100 years young, he is married to his wife ruth, he has children and great grandch

it is a great thing for the city and so many ways again but the ignites are going to be there it's a world-class institution and surviving the institution and the number one trauma center in the entire northern california with the reputation of just being really great responders but emanates the education aspects a level of care the level of intention and the multi cultural approach to serving everyone in the city and i think this is why i know this is why the voters overwhelmingly passed the largest revenue general obligation bond we honor that by making sure that on time and open and alive and everybody works within this is happy they get the machinery that is needed that's why friends of the sf foundation is so for this is the giants thing pam and others and all the friends that led that effort (clapping.) and be able to say this is also a name of priscilla and mark zuckerberg along with thousand of others donations to make that work that will have the state of the art machinery the things that the bond can't do but accomplishes what we need to get done to fill all the gaps ultimately on that