willie brown kept it short. >> he made no mention of the tunnels.about water, but not tunnels. no mention of the high-speed rail or the tax reform. have you ever heard of jerry brown saying, big throat -- fixing the roads. >> there's nothing glamorous about fixing the roads. this speech was the product of the 77-year-old guy on his way out the door saying, this is what i hope i leave. >> it was definitely a legacy speech, you certainly got that.>> the state of the union and the state of the state. one reaches beyond the room telling the people what they want to hear and the other one is telling people in the room what they want to hear. this one seem to be designed for the people in the room. he said, don't look for more money, we are staying the course, take care. there are no are dorks afterwards. >> the state legislators look at it as a correction to them. two or three of them included a black woman from san diego who is chairman of the budget committee. she said, i don't know what he is saying, that's not our budget. >> we now have legislators t

that is our -- >> i've got to tell you willie brown -- willie brown is one of the city's best salesman. that why they have that bridge named after him. that is why he is selling it right now at triple price. >> even if you are annoyed that the city is doing this, we're all being -- all the money being spent. let's just enjoy it. i mean it's here. i'm not a big football fan. superbowl city was fun yesterday, so let's just take it for what it is worth to enjoy the week. >> all right. >>> well, he has been taking crisis calls for nearly half a century. ellen martin introduces us to a counsel or already who is this week's jefferson award winner. >>> this is gordon. >> there is something you should know about gosh dan schaffer. >> i am a day person. i do not function at night. hello night ministry. >> which might seem odd considering gordon volunteers answering san francisco's night ministry crisis line from 10:00 at night until 4:00 in the morning. >> to be available to people in the middle of the night when the cry says come, when the night closes in. when you feel like there is nobody wh

we sat down with the former san francisco mayor willy brown. no stranger to big sports deals. as for their take on mark davis and the raders? >> well, you've got to say nfl is royalty when it comes to the standpoint of the owners. they're all into a whole league and a world into themselves. not unlike horse risk many, many years ago. mark doesn't fit the prefile. >> mark davis, the raders. >> his dad didn't fit the profile, but his dad had an incredible. he lined up and with other poem who at this time if pro-- the profile at that time. people like jones. currently, mark doesn't fit the profile with jones. and as a result of that, he is like a red-head stepchild. he is outside of the normal group. secondly, the raders clearly need an influence of -- an infusion of new blood and lots and lots of money to be a participant in this family of successful operators in this country. and believe me, they're going to squeeze him until they get it. >> what did you think of oakland mayor. she said no public money. she stuck to it. she didn't open up the checkbook. i say bravo to lib by fo

he had been battling cancer, former mayor willie brown says he was a friend and we lost a piece of they. >> he cared very much about all kinds of things that seem to make the city really work. >> in a statement mayor ed lee said we were fortunate to have called him a true friend of our city. san francisco will not be the same without him. hex bashford was 82 years old. >>> in less than an hour, the only walmart store in oakland will close for good. it's one of two stores in the bay area being closed by the retail giant. walmart recently revealed plans to shut down about 150 stores across america, and 260 worldwide. the retail giant says the doomed stores haven't performed as expected. one shopper fears for the hundreds of walmart workers soon to be unemployed. >> all of a sudden have families to take care of, and probably don't know what they're going to do. i'm praying they will help them out and get a better start. i'm sad about the walmart closing. >> in san jose, other walmart workers will lose their jobs as well when this store on monterrey highway closes in less than two weeks. w

he had been battling cancer, former mayor willie brown says he was a friend and we lost a piece of the city. >> he cared very much about all kinds of things that seem to make the city really work. >> in a statement mayor ed lee said we were fortunate to have called him a true friend of our city. san francisco will not be the same without him. hex bashford was 82 years old. >>> in less than an hour, the only walmart store in oakland will close for good. it's one of two stores in the bay area being closed by the retail giant. walmart recently revealed plans to shut down about 150 stores across america, and 260 worldwide. the retail giant says the doomed stores haven't performed as expected. one shopper fears for the hundreds of walmart workers soon to be unemployed. >> all of a sudden have families to take care of, and probably don't know what they're going to do. i'm praying they will help them out and get a better start. i'm sad about the walmart closing. >> in san jose, other walmart workers will lose their jobs as well when this store on monterrey highway closes in less than two week

among those attending the funeral were former mayor willie brown and lieutenant governor gavin newsom. he was remembered as a giving person who donated to several animal welfare groups. he was 82 years old. >>> remembering a san francisco rock 'n' roll icon. fans of jefferson airplane placed flowers outside cafe triest. another icon in the bay area. >>> friday, traffic nightmare. that's what we fear. how super bowl closures are affecting your commute home. >>> and jump-starting the hyper loop. the local students on track to transform their bold vision into reality. >>> i'm michael finney with a free concert and more. coming up on finney's friday free stuff. >>> and looking live, doppler 7 hd right now with a lot of green out there. we're back with the full accuweather forecast. >> go to the kitchen and get a napkin and >>> you can see the rain is causing big issues on the road. so slow out there. and you add the effects of super bowl city and we have a major problem. wayne freedman is live with a friday afternoon traffic mess. wayne, what is it like out there? >> reporter: this is wha

. >> several hundred people attended today's new year's party including gavin newsom and willie brown. >>> president obama is set to give his final state of the union address tuesday night. usually the speech focuses on policy proposal but according to the white house this one will look to the future. they say it will look beyond the upcoming election. another clue, the white house says the speech is bigger than any policy initiative or new bill in congress and you can watch the state of the union address here on kpix 5 tuesday night at 6:00. >>> spencer stone is among those invited to attend the state of the union address. the air force staff sergeant from sacramento helped stop a terrorist attack on a train headed to paris. stone was hurt as he helped two friends take down the gunman. >>> a lot of questions tonight about whether actor sean penn played a role in the capture of joaquin el chapo guzman. penn had an exclusive interview with el chapo who's considered one of the most dangerous drug lords in the world. joe vazquez in the news room with a story that's truly stranger than fi

willy brown recalls the first time he met the business owner. >> within a couple days of his opening i was in that store and he thought i was either a shoplifter or a competitive shopping guy. and we started our friendship from that point on. >> bashford was also very active in fund-raisers throughout the city. his bay area stores are still open. >>> coming up next, what goes up apparently must come down. that's what physics says. but in the case of the space-x rocket it didn't come down quite as intended. the cheeky response elan musk had to say about this landing. >>> no drought of storm systems the last couple of weeks. seem to be rolling into each other. >> that's why we're in a microclimate weather alert. you have been watching that radar and it's been green for a long time. >> we have this very slow-moving storm system moving on through, but it is winding down, at least for the bay area and continues to move over farther off towards the east and into the sierra. we will have a chance of some spotty showers as we go through the day and look at these temperatures. it will feel ni

he was known for dressing many of san francisco's big names including former mayor willie brown. today mayor ed lee called bashford a true friend of the city. a clothing store bearing his name opened in 1966 and his shop on sutter street remains open today. wilkes bashford was 83 years old. >>> in less than an hour oakland's only walmart will close its doors for good. as mark kelly shows us, shop owners surrounding the anchor store now worry about their own livelihoods. >> when did you find out it's closing? >> last night. >> oh, you just found out? >> just found out, that's why i came up here. >> reporter: she can't believe her walmart near the oakland airport is one of 269 stores worldwide turning off its lights. >> if you don't have this, what are you going to do >> i guess i'm going to have to travel to the next one. >> reporter: she's worried a food desert will take root in the community. >> a lot of people don't have grocery stores to shop for food. >> reporter: oaklanders have seen stores leave before. it lost the sears department store after 70 years. >> we had a white fr

former san francisco mayor willie brown recalls the moment he first met the business owner. >> within a couple of days of his opening, i was in that store, and he thought i was either a shoplifter or a competitive shopping guy. and we started our friendship from that point on. >> bashford was also very active in fund-raisers throughout the city. his bay area stores remain open. >>> spacex's rocket went up and came down but not the way elawn musk and his engineers wanted. >> two, one, and liftoff. >> as you can see, the weather very foggy at vandenberg air force base in southern california. that didn't stop the rocket launch from going on off time. it was a successful launch. but when the rocket landed on a floating barge in the pacific, a support leg broke and it toppled over. elin musk tweeted out the photo and said, quote, well, at least the pieces were bigger this time. the rocket sent a jason 3 satellite into orbit going to monitor sea levels from space and detect el nino and el nina weather patterns. >> success the result of many, many failures. >>> coming up next, vandalism at a

our very own san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] >> just ask that young man from texas named willie brownapplause ] this kaleidoscope of culture and communities is who we are. and as mayor newsom was fond of saying, our diversity has always been our greatest strength. [ applause ] even in times of rapid change like the one we are experiencing now, we will protect san francisco as a place where everyone belongs. a place where new comers can arrive without fear of reprisal, but also a place where long-term residents don't feel pushed out or passed over. a place that celebrates its past but not imprisoned by it. a place that looks toward tomorrow boldly without sacrificing those traits that make it wonderful today. the soul of our city is shaped by our past and fueled by our faith in a better future. well, you know, in the chinese zodiac, the year 2016 will be the year of the monkey and those born with the sign are inventive but also restless, that sounds a heck of a lot like san francisco. we are passionate about our beliefs especially when we disagree. that means we have pretty vigorous de

our very own san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] >> just ask that young man from texas named willie brownapplause ] this kaleidoscope of culture and communities is who we are. and as mayor newsom was fond of saying, our diversity has always been our greatest strength. [ applause ] even in times of rapid change like the one we are experiencing now, we will protect san francisco as a place where everyone belongs. a place where new comers can arrive without fear of reprisal, but also a place where long-term residents don't feel pushed out or passed over. a place that celebrates its past but not imprisoned by it. a place that looks toward tomorrow boldly without sacrificing those traits that make it wonderful today. the soul of our city is shaped by our past and fueled by our faith in a better future. well, you know, in the chinese zodiac, the year 2016 will be the year of the monkey and those born with the sign are inventive but also restless, that sounds a heck of a lot like san francisco. we are passionate about our beliefs especially when we disagree. that means we have pretty vigorous de

dignitaries including mayor ed lee, willie brown, new sheriff vicky hennessey and others attended.ld yesterday at famous restaurant john's grill. he plans to focus on bringing a forable housing back to san francisco. >>> if you see people without pants today you're not alone. it's the annual no pants subway ride through san francisco. hundreds of people are expecting to board the bart in underwear from the waist down all while acting completely normal. video from last year's event. acting very normal. all began as improv group prank around the city. it's taking place from l.a. to washington, d.c. new york city of course to england, germany, everybody is getting in the act. >> no pants but i'm glad to see underpants. >> yes. >> that's good. >> or to be really a lack of video on this story. >> we wouldn't be covering it. >> no, we wouldn't be covering it. >> have a wonderful rest of the night? >> watching rain not just here, southern california for the golden globe awards. shower, mainly light rain expected around the bay area later on this evening into tomorrow. mostly picking up te

since the willie brown administration, i've been asking every new patient i see, where are you from originally? how long have you been in san francisco? the majority of the people i see have been here a long time. many native san franciscans. many people who have been here for years. there are people who come to town and are new in town. there are people who come to town and are transient in town. but the majority of the people, the people who i see every day whose health is deteriorating have been here for quite some long while. very, very diverse. many of the people i'm seeing are coming from situations where they've suffered a whole lot of discrimination to start with. >> in the short time we have remaining, you want the tent cities gone. what are the solutions that you would like to see here? >> well, we need a significant expansion of our shelter capacity. and we have navigation center, which was a very innovative approach by the mayor's office and our human services agency to say it was going to take entire encampments with all of their belongings and their entire community and their ani

to acknowledge first the great work of our past mayors, feinstein and agnos, mayor jordan and willie brown, of course gaveen newsome. i want to build on each of their legacies for addressing homelessness. of course our former supervisor alota talks about passion. she dedicated a life time to the work and want to say thank you for being here and thank you for being a trusted advisor and advocate and one that reminds everybody we got to get to better solutions. i want to also acknowledge the good work of our former supervisor bevan dufty and director of hope for the last years for tireless work with service providers and client to move people into better lives. i learned a lot with bevan, but i felt his passion avenue day he has been on the job. and today, building on the work that came before we begin a new agency, a agency with a budget and mandate to solve homelessness. we'll bring together under one roof the multitude of homeless outreach, housing, shelter and supportive services that exist across many different departments. over the last 20 years, we increased our spending on homelessne

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he was best friends with former mayor willy brown. he had been battling prostate cancer for nearly a year. he was 82 years old. >>> highway 4 in martinez is now open after a fatal crash last night. one person was died, two others are in the hospital this morning. we are expected to recover. the crash happened around 8:30. at least three cars were involved in that crash. >>> in fran wet roads and an abrupt stop by a cabdriver are to blame for an accident regarding a police car. police responded around 5:40 last night. officers say the taxi came to a sudden stop causing a dpt vehicle to rear end our cab. then the streetcar tried to stop on wet tracks crashing into the dpt vehicle. no one on the streetcar was injured. the dpt employee was sent to the hospital with neck and back pain. >>> a marin county native who was held in an iranian prison for 19 months has been released. jaws president was -- jason rezalan was arrested and charged with he is city an age. he was held longer than any other journalist. we have more on his release and wh

willie brown and herb cain were his friends. he was 82 years old. >>> as the saying goes, if you can't beat them, join them. that may be the strategy behind microsoft's next move. what they are releasing for iphones that could improve the way you text. >>> and this is super cool. >> how about this? the young actor who stole the show at last night's critic's choice awards including where he plans to show off his trophy. our cosmetics line was a hit. the orders were rushing in. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding fast. building 18 homes in 4 ½ months? that was a leap. but i knew i could rely on american express to help me buy those building materials. amex helped me buy the inventory i needed. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself? realize your buying power at open.com >>> well, the country of burkina faso is observing three days of national mourning after a terror attack killed 38

a well known philanthropist and counted people like willie brown and herb cain has his friends.>>> time is 5:55. >>> david bowie's last album is hitting it big on the billboard charts. ♪ look up here. i'm in heaven. ♪ >> the song black star debuted at number one on the top 200 album chart. 181,000 copies were sold in the first week it was released. it earned him his first number one album ever in the u.s. and news of his death boosted sales of his previous albums as well. >>> the seattle seahawks lost to the carolina panthers yesterday. the panthers were ahead 31-0 going into the half. and the seahawks came back. russell wilson threw three touchdown passes in the second half and it was not enough. final score, 31-24. and the panthers are face the cardinals on sunday. it will be manning versus brady for the 17th time. they'll meet for the afc title game. a trip to the super bowl is on the line. and brady will be leading the patriots to the title game for a 6th straight season. new england defeated kansas city. we are getting closer. >> there was some good football yesterday. real

he was known for dressing willie brown and other famous names. ed lee called him a true friend of the city. his shop on sutter street remains open today. he was 83 years old. >>> three americans freed from prison in iran are at a u.s. military hospital in germany preparing to be reunited with their families. don champion on has the latest. >> it'sage a long-awaited moment of feel. of-- it's a long awaited moment. jason rezaian is in good spirits. half a world away, family left for germany to see him. >> reporter: affidavit spending three and a half years at the iran pastor, another prisoner is on his way home. >> my kids helped put together some cards to write to him while in prison. >> reporter: the three men and a fourth american were swapped for seven iranians held or charged in the u.s. two of them were released from a federal detention center in houston on sunday. the u.s. lifted economic sanctions on iran as part of the deal to roll back the country's nuclear program. >> once again, we're sees what's happening with the strong american diplo

we asked our political insiders, melissa clay and willy brown what is the secret of her staying power. >> to some degree, just perseverance. just showing up. being consistent. having god answers. she really pulled ahead out of the end of the first debate and immediately followed by the marathon bengazi hearing where she just refused to give up and stayed there and stayed the course. you just being there. just being prepared at every turn has been a big part of her success. >>> how much of a lucky card did she draw with donald trump. all of a sudden her e-mail scandal, everything is laying in the background. >> for openers, i don't think you have any luck if donald trump is your opponent. he will sometimes define your conduct. you don't want that to happen to you. hillary has been fortunate enough. other people have been attacking her. because of her enormous talent. she's like the heisman trophy winner. >> let's back that up a bit. we talk about her talent. i have never heard anybody describe her as charismatic like her husband. i have never heard anybody describe her as overtly bubbl

bashford was best friends with former mayor willie brown. he had been battling prostate cancer for nearly a year. wilkes bashford was 82 years old. >>> highway 4 in martinez is now open after a fatal crash last night. one person was died, two others are in the hospital this morning. they are expected to recover. the crash happened around 8:30. at least three cars were involved in that crash. >>> in san francisco wet roads and an abrupt stop by a cabdriver are to blame for an accident involving a streetcar. police were at market and tenth streets at police responded around 5:40 last night. officers say the taxi came to a sudden stop causing a city dpt vehicle to rear end our cab. then the streetcar tried to stop on wet tracks crashing into the dpt vehicle. no one on the streetcar was injured. the city employee was sent to the hospital with neck and back pain. >>> a marin county native who was held in an iranian prison for 18 months has been released. jason rezalan was arrested and he was charged with espionage in july of 2014. iran held him l

former mayor willie brown recalls the moment he first met the business owner. >> within a couple of days of his opening, i was in that store and he thought i was either a shoplifter or a competitive shopping guy. and we started our friendship from that point on. >> just a man who appreciates a good suit. well bashford was also very active in fund-raisers throughout the city. his bay area stores are still open. >> you know, i'm sure that he made dark regular suits, but i do love the -- >>> coming up, vicious waves. and flooding concerns elevating this morning as massive waves pound the coast and erode the sidewalks. >>> kris, also more storms heading our way. just a wave of storms, as well. we're tracking all the wet weather hitting the bay area this week coming up next with kari. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. joining us. i'm sam brock >>> a wet start to your workweek. good morning and thank you for joining us on this monday. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura gary sucanon. hopefully you

san francisco mayor willie brown recalls the moment he first met him. >> i was in a couple of days of his opening, i was in that store. and he thought i was either a shoplifter or a competitive shopping guy. and we started our friendship from that point on. >> now bashford was also very active in fundraisers throughout the city. his bay area stores remain open. >>> coming up, we're following a microclimate weather alert. an update with meteorologist rob mayeda is next. >>> also, an investigation into chevy cobalts. the problem that keeps reappearing, even after a massive recall. a flood warning in effect. here's a live look at our d >>> a microclimate weather alert. a flood warning in effect. take a live look at our radar. the rain steadily coming down across a big swath of the bay area. >> you can hear it outside your window. >> the sound of rain coming down. heavy rain falling in many parts of the bay area. >> this storm hit the north bay first. heavy rain pouring down in marin county. we're hearing a lot of people there are finding a lot of water on the roads. on the coast, large w

our very own san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] >> just ask that young man from texas named willie brownheers and applause ] this kaleidoscope of culture and communities is who we are. and as mayor newsom was fond of saying, our diversity has always been our greatest strength. [ applause ] even in times of rapid change like the one we are experiencing now, we will protect san francisco as a place where everyone belongs. a place where new comers can arrive without fear of reprisal, but also a place where long-term residents don't feel pushed out or passed over. a place that celebrates its past but not imprisoned by it. a place that looks toward tomorrow boldly without sacrificing those traits that make it wonderful today. the soul of our city is shaped by our past and fueled by our faith in a better future. well, you know, in the chinese zodiac, the year 2016 will be the year of the monkey and those born with the sign are inventive but also restless, that sounds a heck of a lot like san francisco. we are passionate about our beliefs especially when we disagree. that means we have pretty v

willie brown recalls the moment he first met the business owner. >> i was in a couple days of his opening. i was in that store. and he thought i was a shop lifter or a competitive shopping guy. and we started our friendship from that point on. >> bashford was also very active in fund-raisers throughout the city. his bay area stores are still open. >> spacex's rocket went up and came down, but not the way elon musk and his engineers wanted. >> and liftoff. >> it's tough to see. it was very foggy at the air force base in southern california, but it didn't stop the rocket launch from going off on time. it was a successful launch. when the rocket landed on a floating barge in the pacific, a support leg broke, and it toppled over. elon musk tweeted out this photo of the rocket booster and said, well, at least the pieces were bigger this time. the rocket sent a jason-3 satellite into orbit to monitor sea levels from space and detect el nino and la nina weather patterns. >> speaking of weather patterns, we have pin talking about it a lot tonight. a lot going on weather wise. rob has been watchin

to acknowledge first the great work of our past mayors, feinstein and agnos, mayor jordan and willie brown, of course gaveen newsome. i want to build on each of their legacies for addressing homelessness. of course our former supervisor alota talks about passion. she dedicated a life time to the work and want to say thank you for being here and thank you for being a trusted advisor and advocate and one that reminds everybody we got to get to better solutions. i want to also acknowledge the good work of our former supervisor bevan dufty and director of hope for the last years for tireless work with service providers and client to move people into better lives. i learned a lot with bevan, but i felt his passion avenue day he has been on the job. and today, building on the work that came before we begin a new agency, a agency with a budget and mandate to solve homelessness. we'll bring together under one roof the multitude of homeless outreach, housing, shelter and supportive services that exist across many different departments. over the last 20 years, we increased our spending on homelessne

to acknowledge first the great work of our past mayors, feinstein and agnos, mayor jordan and willie brownof course gaveen newsome. i want to build on each of their legacies for addressing homelessness. of course our former supervisor alota talks about passion. she dedicated a life time to the work and want to say thank you for being here and thank you for being a trusted advisor and advocate and one that reminds everybody we got to get to better solutions. i want to also acknowledge the good work of our former supervisor bevan dufty and director of hope for the last years for tireless work with service providers and client to move people into better lives. i learned a lot with bevan, but i felt his passion avenue day he has been on the job. and today, building on the work that came before we begin a new agency, a agency with a budget and mandate to solve homelessness. we'll bring together under one roof the multitude of homeless outreach, housing, shelter and supportive services that exist across many different departments. over the last 20 years, we increased our spending on homelessness

composite and a funding from multiple sources how we fund betsey carmichael and dianne feinstein and willie brown, jr. was fund out go bonds so if a 2016 bond measure a lot of money to fund the new school construction at places we'll assume growth this is potentially in the bayview and mission bay these funds the developer fee funds by themselves is insufficient. >> right. >> to fund multiple schools and we actually have many other projects that are small in nature this funding source is a valuable way to do things for the early learning they have growth school sites u sites this is a fund i can tap into i would be redundant to put that into one bucket i'm anticipating and telling people i'm expecting we'll be funding new construction for multiple school buckets including in the statewide facility bonds passed in november we'll go over he whatever is available. >> so nothing prohibits us from using the money it is convenient to have the fund to draw if for smaller projects no funding for; is that correct. >> correct. >> it is clear it is sort of would be up to the board will use of those funds an

to acknowledge first the great work of our past mayors, feinstein and agnos, mayor jordan and willie brown, of course gaveen newsome. i want to build on each of their legacies for addressing homelessness. of course our former supervisor alota talks about passion. she dedicated a life time to the work and want to say thank you for being here and thank you for being a trusted advisor and advocate and one that reminds everybody we got to get to better solutions. i want to also acknowledge the good work of our former supervisor bevan dufty and director of hope for the last years for tireless work with service providers and client to move people into better lives. i learned a lot with bevan, but i felt his passion avenue day he has been on the job. and today, building on the work that came before we begin a new agency, a agency with a budget and mandate to solve homelessness. we'll bring together under one roof the multitude of homeless outreach, housing, shelter and supportive services that exist across many different departments. over the last 20 years, we increased our spending on homelessne

composite and a funding from multiple sources how we fund betsey carmichael and dianne feinstein and willie brown, jr. was fund out go bonds so if a 2016 bond measure a lot of money to fund the new school construction at places we'll assume growth this is potentially in the bayview and mission bay these funds the developer fee funds by themselves is insufficient. >> right. >> to fund multiple schools and we actually have many other projects that are small in nature this funding source is a valuable way to do things for the early learning they have growth school sites u sites this is a fund i can tap into i would be redundant to put that into one bucket i'm anticipating and telling people i'm expecting we'll be funding new construction for multiple school buckets including in the statewide facility bonds passed in november we'll go over he whatever is available. >> so nothing prohibits us from using the money it is convenient to have the fund to draw if for smaller projects no funding for; is that correct. >> correct. >> it is clear it is sort of would be up to the board will use of those funds an

to acknowledge first the great work of our past mayors, feinstein and agnos, mayor jordan and willie brown course gaveen newsome. i want to build on each of their legacies for addressing homelessness. of course our former supervisor alota talks about passion. she dedicated a life time to the work and want to say thank you for being here and thank you for being a trusted advisor and advocate and one that reminds everybody we got to get to better solutions. i want to also acknowledge the good work of our former supervisor bevan dufty and director of hope for the last years for tireless work with service providers and client to move people into better lives. i learned a lot with bevan, but i felt his passion avenue day he has been on the job. and today, building on the work that came before we begin a new agency, a agency with a budget and mandate to solve homelessness. we'll bring together under one roof the multitude of homeless outreach, housing, shelter and supportive services that exist across many different departments. over the last 20 years, we increased our spending on homelessness b

to acknowledge first the great work of our past mayors, feinstein and agnos, mayor jordan and willie brown, of course gaveen newsome. i want to build on each of their legacies for addressing homelessness. of course our former supervisor alota talks about passion. she dedicated a life time to the work and want to say thank you for being here and thank you for being a trusted advisor and advocate and one that reminds everybody we got to get to better solutions. i want to also acknowledge the good work of our former supervisor bevan dufty and director of hope for the last years for tireless work with service providers and client to move people into better lives. i learned a lot with bevan, but i felt his passion avenue day he has been on the job. and today, building on the work that came before we begin a new agency, a agency with a budget and mandate to solve homelessness. we'll bring together under one roof the multitude of homeless outreach, housing, shelter and supportive services that exist across many different departments. over the last 20 years, we increased our spending on homelessne

composite and a funding from multiple sources how we fund betsey carmichael and dianne feinstein and willie brown, jr. was fund out go bonds so if a 2016 bond measure a lot of money to fund the new school construction at places we'll assume growth this is potentially in the bayview and mission bay these funds the developer fee funds by themselves is insufficient. >> right. >> to fund multiple schools and we actually have many other projects that are small in nature this funding source is a valuable way to do things for the early learning they have growth school sites u sites this is a fund i can tap into i would be redundant to put that into one bucket i'm anticipating and telling people i'm expecting we'll be funding new construction for multiple school buckets including in the statewide facility bonds passed in november we'll go over he whatever is available. >> so nothing prohibits us from using the money it is convenient to have the fund to draw if for smaller projects no funding for; is that correct. >> correct. >> it is clear it is sort of would be up to the board will use of those funds an

only child was murdered that vrs trying to cash his check on the rise as stated been meridian by willie brown, jr. 18 weeks before he was murdered but what's touched any heart and i'm rejoicing when i went to the hospital to see dr. espanola jackson and her family and daughter she said i'm making it plain and clear she's part of this family and she said it twice she let me know she was passing the torch to me it was spoken last night by the oldest daughter they're putting my name on the o are a as an extended daughter this is justice (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please (clapping.) thank you, supervisor breed and all the members of the chamber i live on 6 and howard and less than 14 meter from sea level recent comments if supervisor kim that she can't look at the fatality consequences of her leadership are the most defective from your fence her remark through extreme is not singular supervisor yee can't see the nick tan and and supervisor wiener can't see the body and supervisor campos not the possibilities in taking land in the car and giving it back to people supervisor mar can't

to acknowledge first the great work of our past mayors, feinstein and agnos, mayor jordan and willie brown, of course gaveen newsome. i want to build on each of their legacies for addressing homelessness. of course our former supervisor alota talks about passion. she dedicated a life time to the work and want to say thank you for being here and thank you for being a trusted advisor and advocate and one that reminds everybody we got to get to better solutions. i want to also acknowledge the good work of our former supervisor bevan dufty and director of hope for the last years for tireless work with service providers and client to move people into better lives. i learned a lot with bevan, but i felt his passion avenue day he has been on the job. and today, building on the work that came before we begin a new agency, a agency with a budget and mandate to solve homelessness. we'll bring together under one roof the multitude of homeless outreach, housing, shelter and supportive services that exist across many different departments. over the last 20 years, we increased our spending on homelessne

i know you're former mayor willie brown is here (clapping) our organizing it the state of california (clapping.) our state senator senator mark leno any, any colleague phil tang we have our citywide accessories carmen chu our public defender jeff adachi our treasurer jose cisneros we'll have many members of the san francisco board of supervisors i say moaning and scott wiener and aaron peskin and alex randolph and this is where i get into trouble and please accept my eaten in advance i want to thank the men and women of the sheriff's department that have some of the toughest jobs in civil service thank you and with that, i'd like to introduce a san franciscan an credible leader no our city and state and country our president thought brndz our 38 member as a senior senator of the state of california is a household name and meetings needs no introduction to administer the other of office please please help me welcome senator d finally (clapping.) thank you, thank you very much thank you. >> thank you thank you thank you thank you very much thank you thank you i have to admit mr. mayor

only child was murdered that vrs trying to cash his check on the rise as stated been meridian by willie brown, jr. 18 weeks before he was murdered but what's touched any heart and i'm rejoicing when i went to the hospital to see dr. espanola jackson and her family and daughter she said i'm making it plain and clear she's part of this family and she said it twice she let me know she was passing the torch to me it was spoken last night by the oldest daughter they're putting my name on the o are a as an extended daughter this is justice (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please (clapping.) thank you, supervisor breed and all the members of the chamber i live on 6 and howard and less than 14 meter from sea level recent comments if supervisor kim that she can't look at the fatality consequences of her leadership are the most defective from your fence her remark through extreme is not singular supervisor yee can't see the nick tan and and supervisor wiener can't see the body and supervisor campos not the possibilities in taking land in the car and giving it back to people supervisor mar can't

composite and a funding from multiple sources how we fund betsey carmichael and dianne feinstein and willie browns fund out go bonds so if a 2016 bond measure a lot of money to fund the new school construction at places we'll assume growth this is potentially in the bayview and mission bay these funds the developer fee funds by themselves is insufficient. >> right. >> to fund multiple schools and we actually have many other projects that are small in nature this funding source is a valuable way to do things for the early learning they have growth school sites u sites this is a fund i can tap into i would be redundant to put that into one bucket i'm anticipating and telling people i'm expecting we'll be funding new construction for multiple school buckets including in the statewide facility bonds passed in november we'll go over he whatever is available. >> so nothing prohibits us from using the money it is convenient to have the fund to draw if for smaller projects no funding for; is that correct. >> correct. >> it is clear it is sort of would be up to the board will use of those funds and we wou

to acknowledge first the great work of our past mayors, feinstein and agnos, mayor jordan and willie brown, of course gaveen newsome. i want to build on each of their legacies for addressing homelessness. of course our former supervisor alota talks about passion. she dedicated a life time to the work and want to say thank you for being here and thank you for being a trusted advisor and advocate and one that reminds everybody we got to get to better solutions. i want to also acknowledge the good work of our former supervisor bevan dufty and director of hope for the last years for tireless work with service providers and client to move people into better lives. i learned a lot with bevan, but i felt his passion avenue day he has been on the job. and today, building on the work that came before we begin a new agency, a agency with a budget and mandate to solve homelessness. we'll bring together under one roof the multitude of homeless outreach, housing, shelter and supportive services that exist across many different departments. over the last 20 years, we increased our spending on homelessne

to acknowledge first the great work of our past mayors, feinstein and agnos, mayor jordan and willie brown, of course gaveen newsome. i want to build on each of their legacies for addressing homelessness. of course our former supervisor alota talks about passion. she dedicated a life time to the work and want to say thank you for being here and thank you for being a trusted advisor and advocate and one that reminds everybody we got to get to better solutions. i want to also acknowledge the good work of our former supervisor bevan dufty and director of hope for the last years for tireless work with service providers and client to move people into better lives. i learned a lot with bevan, but i felt his passion avenue day he has been on the job. and today, building on the work that came before we begin a new agency, a agency with a budget and mandate to solve homelessness. we'll bring together under one roof the multitude of homeless outreach, housing, shelter and supportive services that exist across many different departments. over the last 20 years, we increased our spending on homelessne

so that celebration will first start with the relighting of the bay lights on the willie l. brown. bridge. we are very proud to work with them to relight the bay lights. they will come on permanently at 7:30. then the lights come on, then we have a fireworks show presented by macy's and then at 8:00 our own bay area's chris issak will be the headliner act on city stage presented by levi's. >> roberta likes that. [ applause ] >> so do a lot of other people. we are excited about him opening up super bowl week there at city stage at super bowl city. then we go to santa clara where heart are play at mission college on sunday night. >> they are fabulous. >> they are a lot of fun. >> those girls can bring it. >> then we'll take a break on the stage monday and tuesday and then the cps concert series starts, thank you very much, on wednesday evening. headlined by matt nathanson. singer song writer with bay area roots. thursday the band perry country group. >> love them. >> they are terrific. on friday one republic the famous rock band on friday february 5th. and so those will all be our h