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i'm the executive director of the central american resource center we're happy to celebrate san francisco's response to the children's crisis that became public in 2014 and today mayor ed lee will speak about san francisco's effort to respond and protect children mayor ed lee is a 43 go mayor of the city and county of san francisco and mayor ed lee at 63 about say born on january 8th of 2012 as a 343 mayor of the san francisco ethics commission mayor ed lee is a first asian-american mayor in san francisco please welcome mayor ed lee. >> (clapping). >> thank you alyssa for a timely introduction welcome to san francisco city hall and want to thank you you alyssa and with our work with the city and all the families i want to say over and over again, the theme of our family unification has been a strong principle of this city and certainly when it comes to our failed immigration policies in the country we have maintained this very strong principle for those that have by future or other circumstances come into our borders i want to say thank you to the entire san francisco immigrant legal defens

. >> that's to what department in the city and county of san francisco. >> back to the general fund we don't control how they use it. >> to the clerk of the board or the city and county. >> i'm not sure within their process i think that is city and county though i know our budget goes through the clerk of the board but the money from the general fund. >> thank you for those i think lafco didn't help the general fund of the city and county of san francisco there's evidence we do okay we can open up for public comment anyone wish to comment on looufkz budget seeing none, public comment is closed. and commissioner crews. >> i'd like to make the motion that we reserve the full amount of 2 plus and to return the two 57 plus did i get that right. >> a motion from commissioner crews and seconded by by commissioner campos we'll take that without objection. >> next mr. chair did you take public comment. >> we the. >> the status on the cleanpowersf program and the proceedings of the california public utilities commission. >> barbara hale welcome. >> thank you barbara hale assistant general manag

cost of living here in san francisco. what the dignity fund will do is that it will create additional funding of at least $30 million that will help off-set some of the cost of growing older so the seniors can remain their homes and communities much longer. the dignity fund will provide financial support for in-home care service provisions. housing modifications. home-delivered meals a pped groceries. adult healthcare services. conditional housing and more importantly protections and financial assistance against eviction and homelessness. that's incredible. this is just a short list of the services that will allow our seniors to age in place. our seniors helped build this miraculous city. our veterans fought for our freedom. we have seen jers that were adults in the 1980s that contracted hiv-aids and other chronic diseases. i think it's time for us to stand up and be a champion for them today. we must treat our elders with respect and dignity especially as they get on in their years. it's what they deserve. i feel this is

same deal for the coastline and san francisco. may see pop-up showers by noon and this evening things clear out and we will eventually see in this dry out for tomorrow few areas of drizzle but by the afternoon they will see more sunshine tomorrow but still stay chilly. again, not much. this is a computer estimate of how much we're thinking over the next 12 to 24 hours and only gives us about maybe a tenth of an inch at most. not a huge rainmaker. you will notice the cloud cover will be with us. we're also tracking more snow believe it or not. they picked up a foot of snow yesterday in tahoe, king veil another couple inches through the day today. not a huge snow maker, at least now that we've gotten into this back end of the system. so as this thing continues to make its way out of the region another passing shower on and off through the day and tomorrow may break out into sunshine. monday another chance of rain across higher elevation, same for the north bay, after monday things will start to clear out. we have another trough to o

san francisco is not against. this the ballot measure will seek to allow the people of san francisco to weigh in. this november. it creates a more independent and autonomy for the office of citizen's complaint by create ago i new authority for the department to perform regular auditing of police departments handling on use of force misconduct. there is initiative now proposition d. one of the criticisms i heard was that it had no teeth. this initiative is in response to that criticism. think the critics will find it has the teeth and strength and oversight that people are looking to see. although the name of occ doesn't drive the function of the department, this particular charter amendment will change the name of the officer citizen's complaint to the department of independent police oversight. we've learned of the preliminary reporting from the blue ribbon nation reviewed the sfpd as well as the district attorney's office and occ. one of the findings was there is no regular auditing function of the police depart

it generated over $9 billion in san francisco >> 35 percent of viz #2rs coming to san francisco are coming to maus coney. >> 2500 jobs will be created. >> if we didn't do the expansion we would luce $200 million in taxes a year. the conventions they are talking about going other cities with ample [inaudible] and exhibit space and not come to san francisco. >> there is a lot of [inaudible] we are at a point now where our [inaudible] two halve oz the mos connie and think what we desire is one space. >> we are adding space about 200,000 space. we are connecting the two existing north and south exhibition halls that excavate under howard street to increase the largest exhibition space to 1 contig ws space over 500,000 square feet. >> the spot i'm standing in will be inside the lobby. the building will be pushed out to howard street and connected north and south above and under ground. >> when you go on the north our south side you enter into a hall that is divided into major ways >> this is public private partnership. the hotel industry [inaudible] splitting it up of the building. >> since we

of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> [waiting for translation] >> my name is [inaudible] and i was pofessor of philosophy in the chinese college and during the persecution i my family was destroyed. 1999 my 12 year old son was locked up in 6 labor camps. he was locked up in 4 labor camps and tortureed in all kine of way and northeast china it was very cold and only wore a single layer of clothes and they just bind him up to the board for a long time and also force feeding him with a tube into his stomic. after he was let out of the labor camp finally, he died. then because there is no way to get injustice for my son i have no where to go then i have to print all the material and let the public know what happened to my son and because of that i was arrested and put in the labor camp for 3 and a half years. [inaudible] manage to escape china and bnch before i left my son told me it is so evil here, can we go outside of china. he couldn't. i am able to. i want to let people

she left a tremendous marx on san francisco and done more for the city and county of san francisco than people do in a life time and your service is greatly appreciated. i have -there are a few people you meet in life that are as principleed, ethical and responsive to the call of duty that of which you have displayed every day. i had many conversations with carl late into the evening on the weekends, she was always there and made herself available. she was such a humble-is such a humble person. i just want to thank her, she set a example of what strong woman looks like, sounds like and most porntsly acts like and for that i'm forever grateful. >> and i would just add before we finish up with supervisor mar to carla, thank you for your service to city and county of san francisco. i really have had tremendous pleasure work wg carla before i was on the board of supervisors at the african american art and culture complex. we did a major renovation with office of disability. the compassion and support, the involvement they had in hour small center just made me feel like i was important and t

i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are. (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can you limousine we're at san francisco inspirational airport to discover the award-winning concession that conspiracies us around the world. sfo serves are more 40 million travelers a year and a lot of the them are hungry there's many restaurant and nearly all are restaurant and cafe that's right even the airport is a diane designation. so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a we have food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bring in the best food of san francisco for our passengers. >> i like this it's is (inaudible) i thank my parents for bringing me here. >> this the definitely better than the la airport one thousand times better than. >> i have a double knees burger with bacon. >> i

question stand in support of the san francisco youth jobs plus initiative through summer jobs connect today, we share your commitment to our greatest resource our youth like maria and shirley summer jobs connect is a key part of progress to pasta program that was launched since 2014 we made more than $13 million that enables 4 thousand teen for the first employment my first job was as a wefrnd french frirer and made some salty french fries they inspired a bible quote their salter than sodom and gomorrah your jump start with the careers of underserved people in this city that are boston and chicago and dallas and san francisco and miami and new york city saint lose and us now working in a look at branch i work on policies the store for citibank and has fweven me a prospective on the value of not only helping the youth to find summer jobs but giving them what we may consider the 6 skills two basics; right? but really those skills are critical things like how do you use your phone than more than text our friends l o l maybe use your phones to text our bank and consulting communicate with

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san francisco government television. >> good afternoon, everybody an welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday, may 24th, 2016. madam clerk, can you please call the roll. >> thank you ma dem president. supervisor avalos, present. president breed present. campos present. cohen present. supervisor farrell, farrell not president. supervisor kim present. supervisor mar present. supervisor peskin. present,. >> present. supervisor tang. tang present. supervisor weiner. present. supervisor yee. president. supervisor farrell, prept. automatic members are present. >> can you please join us for the pledge of a geedges. [recitation of the pledge of allegiance] thank you. are there any chaimgs to the april 19th or the april 20th special budget and finance meeting minutes? seen none. there is a motion? colleagues can we take that without objection? the meeting minutes will be approved after public comment. madam clerk, can you please read the consent agenda. >> one through four comprise the agenda. an eye tomorrow may be removed and considered separately. >> seeing no name

was the financial center bart was designed around san francisco to bring workers to san francisco anden a change in silicon valley and others centers and san francisco kept a pretty substantial economic base they didn't see the changes of the other cities but the resurgence and the economic growth and the transportation of the character of the city i think that is a new horizon so not just a service center that was a substantial service center but a new layer of not just technology but amenity and entertainment a big components of what san francisco offering to the region and to the growth and that has come with all kinds of prelims for the city and beyond so i want to flag a couple of components what we're facing and what the tone of that update we've talked about how economic changes we go through circles and periods of economic growth we implement the 2013 it was still kind of on the recovery so the new dynamics are here with the employment growth so san francisco added more than one hundred thousand we compared that to housing san francisco has added substantial housing but it was

san rafael to san francisco is 20 minutes.te bridge is beautiful, no delays influence the robin williams town until interest san francisco but we are pensing high wind as mike has been mentioning the golden state warriors is one of the few bridges that is not affected by high wind but the bay bridge and benicia bridge and san mateo bridge all affected. we look at the bay bridge in a few. >> this is amazing. the elastic rings that usually hold together a six-pack? they are dangerous for the marine life. this is a south bay florida brewery coming up with edible holder. rather than killing animals it feeds them and made from beer birods that would normally be thrown around and 100% i.p.o. degradable. wonder what it tastes like? >>> here are seven things you need to go. one, the breezes are back this afternoon. almost as fast as year. cooler-than-average conditions. you need the sunglasses now of the watch out for a scattered thunderstorm in the north bay. the rest us have a chance tomorrow. >> two, we are following the friday mor

san francisco is not against. this the ballot measure will seek to allow the people of san francisco to weigh in. this november. it creates a more independent and autonomy for the office of citizen's complaint by create ago i new authority for the department to perform regular auditing of police departments handling on use of force misconduct. there is initiative now proposition d. one of the criticisms i heard was that it had no teeth. this initiative is in response to that criticism. think the critics will find it has the teeth and strength and oversight that people are looking to see. although the name of occ doesn't drive the function of the department, this particular charter amendment will change the name of the officer citizen's complaint to the department of independent police oversight. we've learned of the preliminary reporting from the blue ribbon nation reviewed the sfpd as well as the district attorney's office and occ. one of the findings was there is no regular auditing function of the police depart

[gavel] san francisco san francisco san francisco rules committee rules committee >> i believe was just mailed to supervisors. i'm pleased to submit this letter of support for (unintelligible) candidacy. working as a lone female scientist. doctor (unintelligible) has demonstrated over 40 years of research. special focus on increasing female participation. (unintelligible) an at risk teenage girls have receive mentorship since 2008. has received national geographic explorer -- written extensively about the eucalyptus tree, a tree with importance to our city. honored as a fulbright senior specialist. serving in the california academy of scientist. she's been awarded multiple times for her work. >> supervisor mar: calling dr. loman (sounds like) canopy meg. i wanted to say that to have a pioneer scientists and activist on the urban forrester council will add tremendous depth to the forrester council. i am pleased that she has been appointed and am looking forward to supporting her. >> supervisor tang: thank you supervisor mar. on a personal level have seen doctor -- work at the academy. ha

of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> [waiting for translation] >> my name is [inaudible] and i was pofessor of philosophy in the chinese college and during the persecution i my family was destroyed. 1999 my 12 year old son was locked up in 6 labor camps. he was locked up in 4 labor camps and tortureed in all kine of way and northeast china it was very cold and only wore a single layer of clothes and they just bind him up to the board for a long time and also force feeding him with a tube into his stomic. after he was let out of the labor camp finally, he died. then because there is no way to get injustice for my son i have no where to go then i have to print all the material and let the public know what happened to my son and because of that i was arrested and put in the labor camp for 3 and a half years. [inaudible] manage to escape china and bnch before i left my son told me it is so evil here, can we go outside of china. he couldn't. i am able to. i want to let people

comes back to san francisco. this is a map of the couny waters and this is the eye opening for a lot of people if you are not familiar. the county boarders begin at candle stick point and extend to the center the bay. it continues north across the tip of alameda naval air station out to red rock which if you are not familiar with red rock it is the island at the middle of the san rafael richmond bridge. you cross the tip of agile island and cut across to marin county coast line under the golden gate bridge to [inaudible] 3 miles west of there hang a left and go south and come to daly boarder. that is our operational area combined with the airport and waters surrounding the farallon island. we have a lot of assets and think the committee approved the home land security grants to boost our units over the last several years. this is a quick ovview of the vessels and assets we deploy with. our largest vessel is 47 foot coast guard prototype surf rescue boat. this is their primary boat for surf rescues and rescues out

of san francisco small business owners. i would like to welcome at this time the president of the small business commission mark dwight to provide opening remarks. mr. dwight, thank you for being here. >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors. as supervisor breed mentions i'm mark dwight president of the small business commission. and i'm a small business owner here in san francisco. it is an honor to be here today to help recognize the contribution of small businesses as e as part of small business week 2016. small business week is a collaboration among our city government specifically the office of economic and workforce development and the office of small business. the san francisco chamber of commerce and the federal small business administration. i'd like to acknowledge the small business administration district director mark quinn. my fellow commissioners steve adams, irene yee ryley. kathleen duly. paul sar caiz yum and marianne zakunis and karen colombo of the chamber of commerce. san francisco launched small busine

the san francisco international airport has been impacted with a high wind warning. travelers should expect a one-hour delay. >> now the late nest your neighborhood from meteorologist mike nicco. what can we expect? >> gusty conditions. you can see the winds are blowing and the white caps on the bay you can see the weather wanting until 5:00, not so long as it went yesterday and the gusts can be 40 miles per hour. yesterday we had up to 50 miles per hour. can you see we are around 22 and as slow as 14 miles per hour picking up in the afternoon and, then, when it is dark we will taper do 15-25. overfight they will come. it will be calm when we wake up but they will come back tomorrow. they will not be so fast as today. watch out the next few hours until 5:00 and grip the steering wheels with both hands. >> this morning, strong winds brought down a power line in mountain view. we were there as the firefighters secured the area while pg&e worked on a fix. the wind cracked a branch which took the line down when it felt row joyce and regret as san francisco deals with the

comes back to san francisco. this is a map of the couny waters and this is the eye opening for a lot of people if you are not familiar. the county boarders begin at candle stick point and extend to the center the bay. it continues north across the tip of alameda naval air station out to red rock which if you are not familiar with red rock it is the island at the middle of the san rafael richmond bridge. you cross the tip of agile island and cut across to marin county coast line under the golden gate bridge to [inaudible] 3 miles west of there hang a left and go south and come to daly boarder. that is our operational area combined with the airport and waters surrounding the farallon island. we have a lot of assets and think the committee approved the home land security grants to boost our units over the last several years. this is a quick ovview of the vessels and assets we deploy with. our largest vessel is 47 foot coast guard prototype surf rescue boat. this is their primary boat for surf rescues and rescues out

we need to fire chief sur, and keep san francisco the way that people see san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon, thank you so much for being here. i know there is an emergency in the city that is paramount. quickly, i ask that you wouldn't mind to continue this, we would like to hear your comments thoroughly. and briefly this, is an issue that is not -- it's not only the mayor's office of housing to address these issues. it's the process of the developer providing this product, this bmr product, and how accessible and how accountable they are and fair in the process. and that's what we want to emphasize. and community groups such as ours want to be sure that we are there for everyone to have access, through the pre-application process and all the way to interviewed, and when they are chosen for the lottery, to be sure they aren't evicted prematurely for reasons that could be easily fixable. and again i hope that you can maybe continue for a couple of weeks and talk about if and strategize. but most important we would like a way to give concrete information, and for

san francisco is not against. this the ballot measure will seek to allow the people of san francisco to weigh in. this november. it creates a more independent and autonomy for the office of citizen's complaint by create ago i new authority for the department to perform regular auditing of police departments handling on use of force misconduct. there is initiative now proposition d. one of the criticisms i heard was that it had no teeth. this initiative is in response to that criticism. think the critics will find it has the teeth and strength and oversight that people are looking to see. although the name of occ doesn't drive the function of the department, this particular charter amendment will change the name of the officer citizen's complaint to the department of independent police oversight. we've learned of the preliminary reporting from the blue ribbon nation reviewed the sfpd as well as the district attorney's office and occ. one of the findings was there is no regular auditing function of the police depart

we need to fire chief sur, and keep san francisco the way that people see san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon, thank you so much for being here. i know there is an emergency in the city that is paramount. quickly, i ask that you wouldn't mind to continue this, we would like to hear your comments thoroughly. and briefly this, is an issue that is not -- it's not only the mayor's office of housing to address these issues. it's the process of the developer providing this product, this bmr product, and how accessible and how accountable they are and fair in the process. and that's what we want to emphasize. and community groups such as ours want to be sure that we are there for everyone to have access, through the pre-application process and all the way to interviewed, and when they are chosen for the lottery, to be sure they aren't evicted prematurely for reasons that could be easily fixable. and again i hope that you can maybe continue for a couple of weeks and talk about if and strategize. but most important we would like a way to give concrete information, and for

san francisco up to 68 degrees. heading over to mike now, breakbrake lights for the south bay as well as the bay bridge. >> that's right. this is not the surprise over here the metering lights caused the brake lights and the gathering at the toll plaza itself. that's a nice drive there. highway 4 she shows slowing at concord. 87 into downtown a live look shows traffic backing up, a typical schedule around the bay. that's good news. we will get you updated in a minute. >> we have an update to breaking news we are following. within the last hour. we have learned the death toll is now at 63. dozens more are hurt. we are learning that an suv packed with explosives went off near a market filled with people who were shopping at the time. isis is claiming fiblt for that attack. >>> back locally now. we have a developing story where crews are expected to start repair work on a big sinkhole that opened up on a busy san francisco street. all this is happening on mission right near new moug in soma. >> reporter: today stephani

once again, but san francisco has competition. mayor is already coming up with a possible location for the museum. >>> the aggressive bees sending two people to the hospital and killing as they got away, killing the dogs. they were stinging and attacking the beekeeper, a postal worker and two small dogs, and the professional beekeeper says that this aggressive behavior they are displaying is symptomatic of africanized killer bees, and they are still out there.>>> and food lovers, good news as the jack london square farmers market is back in business, returning under new leadership. open from 9 am to 2 pm. today and every sunday radar shine for the rest of the year. >>> and fans of oracle getting unlikely phrase ahead of the western conference finals from none other than the kevin drop -- kevin durant.>> this will be one of the best crowds in sports, and two arenas will be amazing in this series. >> the bay area biggest opponent for the next couple of weeks, but he makes a big point that this is a series you do not want to miss, an

and so, in having grownup in san francisco. i can speak that it is difficult to see many businesses go out. and i have had actually gone to many businesses who have spoken. i can't imagine them not being there, thank you so much for continuing to push this through. >> thank you for being one of the only independent gas stations in the city. >> good morning, i am owner of henry's house of coffee, on eighth street. i am a third generation coffee brewster. my father purchased the business in 1965. i am in a unique situation that we own the building and lucky not to face the problems that many others are facing. i am here to support them and i hope you consider one of us as a legacy business in outer sunset. thank you. >> good morning, thank you supervisors and thank you to all the groups that came here to speak today. i am kelly, i am with the northern california community loan fund, and here to speak in support of implementation and the legacy business fund. for the last two years providing for nonprofits to expand, and negotiate

comes back to san francisco. this is a map of the couny waters and this is the eye opening for a lot of people if you are not familiar. the county boarders begin at candle stick point and extend to the center the bay. it continues north across the tip of alameda naval air station out to red rock which if you are not familiar with red rock it is the island at the middle of the san rafael richmond bridge. you cross the tip of agile island and cut across to marin county coast line under the golden gate bridge to [inaudible] 3 miles west of there hang a left and go south and come to daly boarder. that is our operational area combined with the airport and waters surrounding the farallon island. we have a lot of assets and think the committee approved the home land security grants to boost our units over the last several years. this is a quick ovview of the vessels and assets we deploy with. our largest vessel is 47 foot coast guard prototype surf rescue boat. this is their primary boat for surf rescues and rescues out

welcome everybody to the cable car barn of san francisco hosted by local 255 a of san francisco! thank you! in the men and women are so lucky because they work in a great city and proud of their job and get to put this carbol car out every single day for peoples enjoyment. they will be proud to do that. happy 85 birthday willie mays! we are here to honor the greatest athlete in america and let me give you a snap shot. i know [inaudible] went through some of it but there is other data i love to have and it is when i think about giant, i love the data and stats. rookie of the year. remember those days, willie? two time most valuable player. 24 time all star. world searings champion. 660 home runs! hall of famer and of course when everybody gets on this cable car they will say, where is the catch? ! he was a legendary baseball player for sure but know willie mays is much more than that. his connection to san francisco goes way beyaunds the baseball diamond. as a civil right leader he paved a way in the really many time said during the social upheaval happening in the united states w

san francisco is 53. oakland and san jose is 56.ctivity planner is breezy as you washington the dog and pollen will be fly around and it will be mild if you jog this afternoon. 60s and 70s and a few 88 inland but only 60s and 70s on friday and only 60s on saturday. saturday is the cool of the day, and the day with the best chance of thunderstorm. the hour by hour look of that is ahead. >> the san mateo bridge is talking bumper-to-bumper traffic, with comments like, young. it is 22-minute drive and i am not see problems on the span right any. but we. check with the c.h.p. on that. this is usually not kit is heavy this time of morning. we will look at another problem. this is the peninsula with accident cleared to the shoulder. debris is in lane they may need a track break. south 280 before 380. give yourself extra time to san francisco international airport this are delays. we have an overturn in castro valley. stay tuned. >> next, san francisco's future could be autonomous with a plan to keep traffic congestion down to a minimum. >>

san francisco is not against. this the ballot measure will seek to allow the people of san francisco to weigh in. this november. it creates a more independent and autonomy for the office of citizen's complaint by create ago i new authority for the department to perform regular auditing of police departments handling on use of force misconduct. there is initiative now proposition d. one of the criticisms i heard was that it had no teeth. this initiative is in response to that criticism. think the critics will find it has the teeth and strength and oversight that people are looking to see. although the name of occ doesn't drive the function of the department, this particular charter amendment will change the name of the officer citizen's complaint to the department of independent police oversight. we've learned of the preliminary reporting from the blue ribbon nation reviewed the sfpd as well as the district attorney's office and occ. one of the findings was there is no regular auditing function of the police depart

comes back to san francisco. this is a map of the couny waters and this is the eye opening for a lot of people if you are not familiar. the county boarders begin at candle stick point and extend to the center the bay. it continues north across the tip of alameda naval air station out to red rock which if you are not familiar with red rock it is the island at the middle of the san rafael richmond bridge. you cross the tip of agile island and cut across to marin county coast line under the golden gate bridge to [inaudible] 3 miles west of there hang a left and go south and come to daly boarder. that is our operational area combined with the airport and waters surrounding the farallon island. we have a lot of assets and think the committee approved the home land security grants to boost our units over the last several years. this is a quick ovview of the vessels and assets we deploy with. our largest vessel is 47 foot coast guard prototype surf rescue boat. this is their primary boat for surf rescues and rescues out

we need to fire chief sur, and keep san francisco the way that people see san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon, thank you so much for being here. i know there is an emergency in the city that is paramount. quickly, i ask that you wouldn't mind to continue this, we would like to hear your comments thoroughly. and briefly this, is an issue that is not -- it's not only the mayor's office of housing to address these issues. it's the process of the developer providing this product, this bmr product, and how accessible and how accountable they are and fair in the process. and that's what we want to emphasize. and community groups such as ours want to be sure that we are there for everyone to have access, through the pre-application process and all the way to interviewed, and when they are chosen for the lottery, to be sure they aren't evicted prematurely for reasons that could bee easily fixable. and again i hope that you can maybe continue for a couple of weeks and talk about if and strategize. but most important we would like a way to give concrete information, and for

and so, in having grownup in san francisco. i can speak that it is difficult to see many businesses go out. and i have had actually gone to many businesses who have spoken. i can't imagine them not being there, thank you so much for continuing to push this through. >> thank you for being one of the only independent gas stations in the city. >> good morning, i am owner of henry's house of coffee, on eighth street. i am a third generation coffee brewster. my father purchased the business in 1965. i am in a unique situation that we own the building and lucky not to face the problems that many others are facing. i am here to support them and i hope you consider one of us as a legacy business in outer sunset. thank you. >> good morning, thank you supervisors and thank you to all the groups that came here to speak today. i am kelly, i am with the northern california community loan fund, and here to speak in support of implementation and the legacy business fund. for the last two years providing for nonprofits to expand, and negotiate

my name is allen zing and the resident of san francisco. i'm not a member of this ban but here as the interpreter but i was really appalled when i learned about this 100 people banned well informed award winning band was told at the last moment you can't be part of this parade. this is happening in the inclusive tolerant and liberal san francisco which is part of the country. it's very difficult to understand. it's not hard to understand on the other hand. they can't attend because -- [inaudible] so why [inaudible] cannot attend this parade? this is ancient change easy culture so talking -- [inaudible] rose pac. when chien -- [inaudible] exercise there's too much at stake here. there's a lot of economic interest at stake within san francisco with chinatown and also a lot of [inaudible] so as a result -- ms. rose pac no single practitioner but held an mos itd against [inaudible]. why? because of the agenda from the chinese government. okay. i just want to raise one perspective for you. history ten years looking back if instead persecuted and

san francisco sheriff has come out against that new proposal. >>> san francisco supervisors expected to give a final approval for the asiana airline. they settled on a $3.4 million settlement. three people died in that crash in 2013. >>> homicide suspect will face judge the first time. angelo zamora is in custody at the hospital. he is recovering from injuries he suffered after stabbing his aunt last friday. police say it happened inside her home and it was a gruesome scene. she was a long-time san francisco public defender before going into private practice. >>> san jose's new approval limit on rent hikes could go into effect in weeks. the new maximum limit approved last month caps rent increases 5% per year. it was supposed to take effect in the fall but leaders are worried landlords are trying to raise rent before. >>> will it be saved? future of the tower is up for a crucial vote later today. santa clara board of supervisors is going to did he sight to declare that tower historic. the owners want to tear it down. the massive concrete structure known as "the cube" was used by the

francisco? mr. francisco: mr. chief justice, and may it please the court, the government argues that in quid pro quo bribery, "official action" encompasses anything within the range of official duties. in order to reach that conclusion, it asks that you disregard a 90 decision of this court. -- 9-0 decision of this court. the government is wrong. in order to engage in "official action," an official must either make a government decision or urge someone else to do so. the line is between access to decision makers on the one hand and trying to influence those decisions on the other. justice kennedy: and that's the sun-diamond case, the 90 case that you refer to. mr. francisco: yes, your honor, the sun-diamond case, the 90 case. -- 9-0. and i think what sun-diamond confirms is that when an official simply refers someone to another official, an independent decision maker for an objective decision, he hasn't crossed that line into prohibited "official action." justice kennedy: i take it all parties concede that the act

in san francisco. the high range in san francisco in today's 1400 trips are on average we've seen about 800 trips per day just 350 or-315 by slept in the system at this point. so, as part of the pilot project evaluation metropolitan transportation commission, did were hired kaiser to do in the valuation of the greenhouse gas emissions benefits because the primary source of funding for the pilot was from mpca's climate initiative program. so, they did a on application in averaging 800 trips a day about three or 1000 trips per year, they be taken into account the omissions from the actual operations of the system and subtracting that from the net, were from the gross rather, they quantified just over 70 tons of greenhouse emissions reduction per year for the pilot.. if you scale that up, to be closer than 16,000 trips a date which is where he will respect will see a whole expansion of the pilot, and something on the order 69 trips per year, then instead of 2.7 trips per day per bike which is what we are

we need to fire chief sur, and keep san francisco the way that people see san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon, thank you so much for being here. i know there is an emergency in the city that is paramount. quickly, i ask that you wouldn't mind to continue this, we would like to hear your comments thoroughly. and briefly this, is an issue that is not -- it's not only the mayor's office of housing to address these issues. it's the process of the developer providing this product, this bmr product, and how accessible and how accountable they are and fair in the process. and that's what we want to emphasize. and community groups such as ours want to be sure that we are there for everyone to have access, through the pre-application process and all the way to interviewed, and when they are chosen for the lottery, to be sure they aren't evicted prematurely for reasons that could be easily fixable. and again i hope that you can maybe continue for a couple of weeks and talk about if and strategize. but most important we would like a way to give concrete information, and for

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of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> [waiting for translation] >> my name is [inaudible] and i was pofessor of philosophy in the chinese college and during the persecution i my family was destroyed. 1999 my 12 year old son was locked up in 6 labor camps. he was locked up in 4 labor camps and tortureed in all kine of way and northeast china it was very cold and only wore a single layer of clothes and they just bind him up to the board for a long time and also force feeding him with a tube into his stomic. after he was let out of the labor camp finally, he died. then because there is no way to get injustice for my son i have no where to go then i have to print all the material and let the public know what happened to my son and because of that i was arrested and put in the labor camp for 3 and a half years. [inaudible] manage to escape china and bnch before i left my son told me it is so evil here, can we go outside of china. he couldn't. i am able to. i want to let people

of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> [waiting for translation] >> my name is [inaudible] and i was pofessor of philosophy in the chinese college and during the persecution i my family was destroyed. 1999 my 12 year old son was locked up in 6 labor camps. he was locked up in 4 labor camps and tortureed in all kine of way and northeast china it was very cold and only wore a single layer of clothes and they just bind him up to the board for a long time and also force feeding him with a tube into his stomic. after he was let out of the labor camp finally, he died. then because there is no way to get injustice for my son i have no where to go then i have to print all the material and let the public know what happened to my son and because of that i was arrested and put in the labor camp for 3 and a half years. [inaudible] manage to escape china and bnch before i left my son told me it is so evil here, can we go outside of china. he couldn't. i am able to. i want to let people

presentadora: jefe de policÍa de san francisco deja plantados a activistas.resentador: residentes de santa rosa se anotaron victoria luego de que ciudad aprobÓ control de rentas. >> y flora del noticiero mÁs visto en espaÑol en el Área de la bahÍa. >> tenÍan aproximadamente tres niÑos reclutados ahÍ. marÍa: en estados unidos vuelven a caer en sus garras. leÓn: les tenemos nuestro reportaje especial el despertador mostrÓ. -- despertar de un monstruo. ted cruz puso fin a su campaÑa y prÁcticamente le entregÓ la candidatura al magnate donald trump leÓn: bernie sanders se anotó la victoria en indiana. reportero: ted cruz puso un abrupto final a su candidatura. >> he dicho que continuarÍa si habÍa un camino viable, esta noche lamento decir que parece que el camino se ha cerrado. reportero: trump declarÓ que era la hora de la unidad y de enfocarse en hillary clinton. dijo que era tiempo de elogiar a cruz. >> es un gran competidor, un tipo duro e inteligentes. reportero: se habÍan atacado duramente, pero al final los votantes apoyaron al millonario. para muchos cruz

or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee sceneromance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the board of supervisors for tuesday, may 3, 2016 will begin shortly. >>

she's a former assistant public defender here in san francisco. public defender jeff adachi who runs the office released a statement saying she served as an incredible mentor to so many lawyers. the san francisco police department as of friday evening has not identified the suspect in this case, although he is in custody. they have also not said if there was a motive. in san francisco, charles clifford, kron 4 news. >>> it doesn't get any better than being introducedty bibarbara boxer in oakland, california. >> an excited crowd greeted democratic frontrunner hillary clinton at la escalita elementary school. she spent much of her speech illuminating the differences between herself and gop frontrunner donald trump. but she was met by some protestors outside of her fundraising event in san francisco. kay kagel brings us the latest. >> reporter: thousands of supportest waited in line that stretched around the block for hillary clinton. tickets ranged from $45 to $5,000. >> i found out hitry was in town and i was ecstatic. >> reporter: for many, it's t

first a look at san francisco under a gray slate. we'll talk about the chances of rain and when you could see that rain coming up. helping kurdish troops in northern iraq.. was killed. the latest battle with isi >>> developing news this noon. we are learning a u.s. navy seal helping kurdish troops in northern iraq was killed in the latest battle with isis. he was two miles behind the kurdish front line when he was killed. isis used truck bombs and bulldozers to breakthrough the barrier. the conflict was so intense that the u.s.-led coalition fired 23 air strikes with both jet fighters and drones to help kurdish forces fight back. >>> the united nations is now weighing in on the water crisis in flint, michigan. three u.n. experts say flint residents may have had their human rights violations because of a lack of regular access to save drinking water over the last two years -- to safe drinking weaver over the last two years with -- to save drinking water over the last two years. >>> right now 45,000 detroit public school students are m