other day about the practices and connection with legislation passed by then supervisor now center scott wiener related to gray water systems in new development projects greater than 40 thousand feet and there are concerns related to me that there is something going on where people are uncomfortable with it so i like to get a briefing or i want to just investigate some of the concerns maybe with somebody with the sierra club, but i like to meet with staff to have a conversation about the gray water systems ordinance and how we are performing pursuant to that moving forward. >> sure staff will accommodate that. >> we will definitely bring in the right people to give a update but i want to let you know it was something that wiener was pushing and we try to work with them and a lot of the developers come with a compromise so think the legislation was a compromise but will sit down and give the backdrop. >> being no further business before the commission this meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> (speaking spanish.) >> i work as the director donor today i'll start off with why we're here tod

now for you and i'm so proud i've been able to choose you for you, you to succeed in supervisor scott wienerce thank you for serving. >> (clapping.) >> and also as supervisor cowen has noted a majority of female members of the board of supervisors for the very first time in the city's history from observation i believe might be true for all the legislative aides a majority of females thank you for your work as well. >> (clapping.) >> that is in my opinion a test want to the values of our city that our san francisco state made a light for so many people this moment in time is unlike any other we've faced in san francisco now more than ever need to be united and protect the values and the values that our city has been built on because when we work to get we have 329 success together to make sure that homelessness in san francisco is rare it is brief, and hopefully for as many people as possible only a one time curtains we've done so by creating a department on homelessness opening up be navigation centers and providing compassionate hi quality services and building more affordable housing we'r

now for you and i'm so proud i've been able to choose you for you, you to succeed in supervisor scott wienerce thank you for serving. >> (clapping.) >> and also as supervisor cowen has noted a majority of female members of the board of supervisors for the very first time in the city's history from observation i believe might be true for all the legislative aides a majority of females thank you for your work as well. >> (clapping.) >> that is in my opinion a test want to the values of our city that our san francisco state made a light for so many people this moment in time is unlike any other we've faced in san francisco now more than ever need to be united and protect the values and the values that our city has been built on because when we work to get we have 329 success together to make sure that homelessness in san francisco is rare it is brief, and hopefully for as many people as possible only a one time curtains we've done so by creating a department on homelessness opening up be navigation centers and providing compassionate hi quality services and building more affordable housing we'r

now for you and i'm so proud i've been able to choose you for you, you to succeed in supervisor scott wienerce thank you for serving. >> (clapping.) >> and also as supervisor cowen has noted a majority of female members of the board of supervisors for the very first time in the city's history from observation i believe might be true for all the legislative aides a majority of females thank you for your work as well. >> (clapping.) >> that is in my opinion a test want to the values of our city that our san francisco state made a light for so many people this moment in time is unlike any other we've faced in san francisco now more than ever need to be united and protect the values and the values that our city has been built on because when we work to get we have 329 success together to make sure that homelessness in san francisco is rare it is brief, and hopefully for as many people as possible only a one time curtains we've done so by creating a department on homelessness opening up be navigation centers and providing compassionate hi quality services and building more affordable housing we'r

now for you and i'm so proud i've been able to choose you for you, you to succeed in supervisor scott wienerce thank you for serving. >> (clapping.) >> and also as supervisor cowen has noted a majority of female members of the board of supervisors for the very first time in the city's history from observation i believe might be true for all the legislative aides a majority of females thank you for your work as well. >> (clapping.) >> that is in my opinion a test want to the values of our city that our san francisco state made a light for so many people this moment in time is unlike any other we've faced in san francisco now more than ever need to be united and protect the values and the values that our city has been built on because when we work to get we have 329 success together to make sure that homelessness in san francisco is rare it is brief, and hopefully for as many people as possible only a one time curtains we've done so by creating a department on homelessness opening up be navigation centers and providing compassionate hi quality services and building more affordable housing we'r

in san francisco. [ applause ] >> he will be filling the district's 8th seat previously held by scott wienerho was elected back in november. he is the first person openly living with hiv to serve on the board of supervisors. he is set to be sworn in this weekend. >>> a major storm on its way to the bay area. >> when the rain has come what we do is we lift everything up. >> up next, continuing coverage on this weekend's big storm and what people are doing to prepare. >>> then i'm tracking that weather. it is going to be a wet weekend but especially saturday night into sunday morning. the latest computer model and how it pans out for your sunday afternoon. >>> around the bay area city crews are clearing storm drains and getting emergency plans in place. they are preparing for that major storm that is coming our way. forecasters say it could unleash anywhere from two to ten inches of rain. flooding a concern along bay area creeks and rivers and in many low lying areas. >> ktvu's tara moriarty reports from the public works yard where folks were stocking up on sandbags today. >> reporter: sucking

state senator scott wiener was one of two democrats to introduce the bill. it would all residents to get a state i.d. that reflects how they describe themselves. it would make it easier for people to change their gender on state identification documents. >>> despite enormous opposition campus, milo yeens is going to speak on berkeley's campus. they say they're defending the right of free expression. the controversial far right editor caused mass protests earlier this month at uc >>> in a letter to -- i should say the talk did not go on as scheduled there. ucla and uc santa barbara have also canceled planned speeches. you might remember he was permanently banned from twitter for his part in a targeted racist and sexist harassment campaign against ghost busters and snl star leslie jones. >>> when thieves do make it into cars, there's usually shattered glass, missing things. often they're goon for good, right? but abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom has a story of one smash and grab with an unexpected happy ending. >> reporter: for the band tedrow and the good in

now for you and i'm so proud i've been able to choose you for you, you to succeed in supervisor scott wienerce thank you for serving. >> (clapping.) >> and also as supervisor cowen has noted a majority of female members of the board of supervisors for the very first time in the city's history from observation i believe might be true for all the legislative aides a majority of females thank you for your work as well. >> (clapping.) >> that is in my opinion a test want to the values of our city that our san francisco state made a light for so many people this moment in time is unlike any other we've faced in san francisco now more than ever need to be united and protect the values and the values that our city has been built on because when we work to get we have 329 success together to make sure that homelessness in san francisco is rare it is brief, and hopefully for as many people as possible only a one time curtains we've done so by creating a department on homelessness opening up be navigation centers and providing compassionate hi quality services and building more affordable housing we'r

may be acted upon by a single roll call vote initiative read by think outside the box supervisor scott wiener the so with the oewd office of economic workforce development to look at late night transportation needs for the entertainment venues and community as well as for the early morning workers and their needs and the capacity studies another example how we can work together with the region to look at this comprehensive short and memory range prairie in the corridor there is tremendous crowding on bart ac transit and meta ferry service we talked about the treasure island i'll not spend a lot of time but wrapping up in terms of planning meant to help to identify and get the funding role we heard first and foremost the administration and public steward of our sales tax those sales tax approved by voter in 2003 by now is generating about one million dollars a year in my given year we may allocate between $100.50 to $200 million but again, we collect one hundred million dollars a year and leverage those by a large 4 to 7 times we can provide local match and trick others state and regional fund

now for you and i'm so proud i've been able to choose you for you, you to succeed in supervisor scott wienerce thank you for serving. >> (clapping.) >> and also as supervisor cowen has noted a majority of female members of the board of supervisors for the very first time in the city's history from observation i believe might be true for all the legislative aides a majority of females thank you for your work as well. >> (clapping.) >> that is in my opinion a test want to the values of our city that our san francisco state made a light for so many people this moment in time is unlike any other we've faced in san francisco now more than ever need to be united and protect the values and the values that our city has been built on because when we work to get we have 329 success together to make sure that homelessness in san francisco is rare it is brief, and hopefully for as many people as possible only a one time curtains we've done so by creating a department on homelessness opening up be navigation centers and providing compassionate hi quality services and building more affordable housing we'r

. >> he fills the district 8 seat previously held by scott wiener. shea >>> congress certified the electoral college vote today for donald trump, but the vote was interrupted by protesters. >> there will be order. >> four democrats members of congress raised objections including barbara lee, but vice president joe biden who presided over the certification told fellow democrats, quote, it's over. after their repeated efforts to deny trump the presidency failed. >>> regarding the vote, congress woman lee tweeted, quote, there is no doubt that the integrity of our election waskom pro mised. i won't sit quietly while our democratic institutions are under attack. president obama defended his legacy. today we got a preview of the president's final farewell speech that he will deliver next week in chicago, that coming up as "the four on 2" continues. game night is our daughter allie's favorite night. and knowing that her favorite general mills big g cereals are gluten-free, like honey nut cheerios, rice chex and lucky charms, she can enjoy it her way. you s

state senator scott wiener was one of two democrats to introduce the bill.he new marker is called non nonbinary and it would allow transgender residents to apply to change their gender on state identification documents. >>> despite enormous opposition on campus, breitbart editor milo yiannopoulos will speak on berkeley's campus on wenlz. in a letter to students, the school said it is defending the right of free expression. the controversial far right editor caused mass protests editor caused mass protests earlier this month at uc davis. that talk did not go on as scheduled. ucla and uc santa barbara have also canceled planned speeches by yiannopoulos. you may remember he was also permanently banned from twitter for his part in a targeted racist and sexist harassment campaign against leslie jones. >>> uc berkeley looking for more space to turn into student housing including this space, peoples park. that's the site of the historic bloody thursday protest in 1969 and several other protests. according to the daily cowl, there are a total of nine locations the u

.) >> starter senator scott wiener assemblyman rob bank on to. >> (clapping.) >> assemblyman adam glare former senator quinton cox. >> (clapping.) >> commissioner kim. >> (clapping.) >> nice hat supervisor cowen. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor mark farrell. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor safai. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor katie tang. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor peskin. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor norman yee. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor ronen that end the supervisor portion of our show oh, city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> treasurer jose cisneros. >> (clapping.) >> and assessor-recorder carmen chu >> (clapping.) >> now selfishlyly i want to do one more shout in 1975 i sat in maryland and watched the golden state warriors swept the washington bullets this man was around inspiration to me the one and only al adams. >> (clapping.) >> i did come to game i thought the bullets would have won our first speaker the member of the mba community one of the most respected persons in the business i have a card of the accolades i have a speaker that was a man of goals and maximum missed

. >>> new state senator scott wiener is hoping to expand an idea from san francisco statewide.the senator is introducing a bill to require the installation of solar power on all new residential and commercial buildings. it's similar to an ordinance passed in san francisco last april that he wrote as a city supervisor. wiener says the measure will help california remain a national leader in clean energy. >>> it was ten years ago today that apple rolled out their first iphone setting off huge changes in the world of technology. this is apple co-founder steve jobs showing the new touch screen phone to the world at the mac world 2007. the new iphone allowed people to surf the web, listen to music, get directions, and take pictures all in one device. since then more than a billion iphones have been sold. but not everyone was a fan right away. >> it had so many things stacked against it when it was first released. first of all it was $499 to $599 when first released, only available at at&t stores for the first four years. and a lot of the people said the fact they had no keyboard or

state senator scott wiener was one of two democrats to introduce the bill. the marker is called nonbinary and it will allow residents to get a state i.d. that reflects how they describe themselves. >>> despite enormous opposition on campus, the breitbart editor will speak on campus as planned. in a letter to students, the school says it's defending the right of free expression at a historic moment for our nation. he is quite controversial and he causes mass protests earlier this month at uc davis. that talk didn't go on as scheduled. ucla and uc santa barbara have also canceled plans to have speeches there. you might remember he was permanently banned from twitter for his part in a targeted racist and sexist harassment campaign against leslie jones. >>> police will tell you after a smash and grab, finding your stolen items is like finding a needle in a hay stack. it is basically gone. this is one story with a happy ending, though. we're happy to share. after a recent concert in san francisco, the band tedrow and the good intentions discovered someone has bro

. >>> the woman who stole then-san francisco supervisor scott wiener's cell phone could be released from jail in about fife months. according to the congressional, lasonya wells struck a plea deal yesterday. she only agreed to return the phone to wiener in exchange for $200. the conviction for the 2015 robbery could have sent her to prison for life. public defender said wiener's prominence and wells' record could have escalated that charge. wiener says he's satisfied with that decision and he hopes wells gets her life back on track. >>> we are learning more about this mystery. the married berkeley couple found dead inside their apartment along with their two cats. the cause of their deaths is still unknown. >> reporter: valerie and her husband roger were found dead in their apartment here on deacon street by a friend who went to check on her. police also found their two cats dead. fire and pg&e crews were called. carbon monoxide and radiation poisoning came back negative. police say there was no forced entry or signs of violence. >> everyone knew val to be a very generous and kind person

elect supervisor scott weiner former supervisor scott wiener. i can't say that good i'm working on it. i am working on it and assembly members david chiu and at wired oh garcia. supervisor melia cohen. by the way, where on her own court today so for one more round today for supervisor melia cohen. this is her district. >>[applause] he was you're going to hear all these people in the second but a few mornings important to call out here. with us today and he's awesome he comes to all of our part openings, in which we partner with our state parks department said that mitchell deputy director from the california apartment of recreation and park. >>[applause] we've got one of this most districts are champions and community leaders, mayor rogers. >>[applause] she is the executive director of youth outside and on the go state advisory board, tim bailey. >>[applause] >> where did she go? we have camp david executive director of the haas fun is here. first person from the hertz foundation, peter whitley and nicky souter best for the tony hawk foundation

. >>> the woman who stole francisco supervisor swot scott wiener's cell phone could be released. lasonya wells struck a plea deal yesterday. she had faced a kidnapping for r ransom charge, which is much more serious. had she been convicted of that, it would have sent her to prison for life. public defender said that wiener's prominence and wells' record probably escalated the charges. wiener says he's satisfied with the this outcome and he hopes wells gets her life back on track. >>> we are learning more about the sad mystery, the couple found dead in their berkeley apartment. police discovered the bodies of valerie morash and her ruz roger and their two cats in their deacon street apartment on monday. carbon monoxide and radiation poisoning tests came back negative and there are no visible signs of foul play or forced entry there. both of them, by all accounts, brilliant, mit educated. colleagues say she was a rising star in research science. he was a talented programmer. they were said to be a happy couple. autopsy reports could be released as early as next week. >>> the city o

may be acted upon by a single roll call vote initiative read by think outside the box supervisor scott wiener before he was chair and the so with the oewd office of economic workforce development to look at late night transportation needs for the entertainment venues and community as well as for the early morning workers and their needs and the capacity studies another example how we can work together with the region to look at this comprehensive short and memory range prairie in the corridor there is tremendous crowding on bart ac transit and meta ferry service we talked about the treasure island i'll not spend a lot of time but wrapping up in terms of planning meant to help to identify and get the funding role we heard first and foremost the administration and public steward of our sales tax those sales tax approved by voter in 2003 by now is generating about one million dollars a year in my given year we may allocate between $100.50 to $200 million but again, we collect one hundred million dollars a year and leverage those by a large 4 to 7 times we can provide local match and trick others

.) >> starter senator scott wiener assemblyman rob bank on to. >> (clapping.) >> assemblyman adam glare former senator quinton cox. >> (clapping.) >> commissioner kim. >> (clapping.) >> nice hat supervisor cowen. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor mark farrell. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor safai. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor katie tang. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor peskin. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor norman yee. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor ronen that end the supervisor portion of our show oh, city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> treasurer jose cisneros. >> (clapping.) >> and assessor-recorder carmen chu >> (clapping.) >> now selfishlyly i want to do one more shout in 1975 i sat in maryland and watched the golden state warriors swept the washington bullets this man was around inspiration to me the one and only al adams. >> (clapping.) >> i did come to game i thought the bullets would have won our first speaker the member of the mba community one of the most respected persons in the business i have a card of the accolades i have a speaker that was a man of goals and maximum missed

other day about the practices and connection with legislation passed by then supervisor now center scott wiener related to gray water systems in new development projects greater than 40 thousand feet and there are concerns related to me that there is something going on where people are uncomfortable with it so i like to get a briefing or i want to just investigate some of the concerns maybe with somebody with the sierra club, but i like to meet with staff to have a conversation about the gray water systems ordinance and how we are performing pursuant to that moving forward. >> sure staff will accommodate that. >> we will definitely bring in the right people to give a update but i want to let you know it was something that wiener was pushing and we try to work with them and a lot of the developers come with a compromise so think the legislation was a compromise but will sit down and give the backdrop. >> being no further business before the commission this meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> self-planning works to preserve and enhance the city what kind hispanic the environment in a var

.) >> starter senator scott wiener assemblyman rob bank on to. >> (clapping.) >> assemblyman adam glare former senator quinton cox. >> (clapping.) >> commissioner kim. >> (clapping.) >> nice hat supervisor cowen. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor mark farrell. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor safai. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor katie tang. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor peskin. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor norman yee. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor ronen that end the supervisor portion of our show oh, city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> treasurer jose cisneros. >> (clapping.) >> and assessor-recorder carmen chu >> (clapping.) >> now selfishlyly i want to do one more shout in 1975 i sat in maryland and watched the golden state warriors swept the washington bullets this man was around inspiration to me the one and only al adams. >> (clapping.) >> i did come to game i thought the bullets would have won our first speaker the member of the mba community one of the most respected persons in the business i have a card of the accolades i have a speaker that was a man of goals and maximum missed

may be acted upon by a single roll call vote initiative read by think outside the box supervisor scott wienerore he was chair and the so with the oewd office of economic workforce development to look at late night transportation needs for the entertainment venues and community as well as for the early morning workers and their needs and the capacity studies another example how we can work together with the region to look at this comprehensive short and memory range prairie in the corridor there is tremendous crowding on bart ac transit and meta ferry service we talked about the treasure island i'll not spend a lot of time but wrapping up in terms of planning meant to help to identify and get the funding role we heard first and foremost the administration and public steward of our sales tax those sales tax approved by voter in 2003 by now is generating about one million dollars a year in my given year we may allocate between $100.50 to $200 million but again, we collect one hundred million dollars a year and leverage those by a large 4 to 7 times we can provide local match and trick others sta

.) >> starter senator scott wiener assemblyman rob bank on to. >> (clapping.) >> assemblyman adam glare and judge and former senator quinton cox. >> (clapping.) >> commissioner kim. >> (clapping.) >> nice hat supervisor cowen. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor mark farrell. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor safai. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor katie tang. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor peskin. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor norman yee. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor ronen that end the supervisor portion of our show oh, city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> treasurer jose cisneros. >> (clapping.) >> and assessor-recorder carmen chu >> (clapping.) >> now selfishlyly i want to do one more shout in 1975 i sat in maryland and watched the golden state warriors swept the washington bullets this man was around inspiration to me the one and only al adams. >> (clapping.) >> i did come to game i thought the bullets would have won our first speaker the member of the mba community one of the most respected persons in the business i have a card of the accolades i have a speaker that was a man of goals and m

to provide an update on the task force represents which was published late last year supervisor scott wienerponsored the legislation that funded that that began in early last year members of the task force presented at a later date recommendations that touched otdz on the taxes and justice public comment was in support and the formalization of medical cannabis, however, one commenter that recommended that the chinese-americans are expresses concerns over the medical cannabis activities the committee has two questions the city has a lot of work to do for the structure of san francisco and reach out to communities with concerns of the future of recreational cannabis commissioner sheehy toubd i talked about how it helps him and he also commented how the plan was demonized by the federal government community voted to continue the item to the call the chair at the full board supervisor peskin and in fills designated agree significant c-3 zoning districts passed it's second reading and the ordinances by supervisor peskin requiring the conditional use in the district passed first reading and the ma

other day about the practices and connection with legislation passed by then supervisor now center scott wiener related to gray water systems in new development projects greater than 40 thousand feet and there are concerns related to me that there is something going on where people are uncomfortable with it so i like to get a briefing or i want to just investigate some of the concerns maybe with somebody with the sierra club, but i like to meet with staff to have a conversation about the gray water systems ordinance and how we are performing pursuant to that moving forward. >> sure staff will accommodate that. >> we will definitely bring in the right people to give a update but i want to let you know it was something that wiener was pushing and we try to work with them and a lot of the developers come with a compromise so think the legislation was a compromise but will sit down and give the backdrop. >> being no further business before the commission this meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> i have 2 job titles. i'm manager of the tour program as well as i am the historyian of city hall

elect supervisor scott weiner former supervisor scott wiener.an't say that good i'm working on it. i am working on it and assembly members david chiu and at wired oh garcia. supervisor melia cohen. by the way, where on her own court today so for one more round today for supervisor melia cohen. this is her district. >>[applause] he was you're going to hear all these people in the second but a few mornings important to call out here. with us today and he's awesome he comes to all of our part openings, in which we partner with our state parks department said that mitchell deputy director from the california apartment of recreation and park. >>[applause]

.) >> starter senator scott wiener assemblyman rob bank on to. >> (clapping.) >> assemblyman adam glare former senator quinton cox. >> (clapping.) >> commissioner kim. >> (clapping.) >> nice hat supervisor cowen. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor mark farrell. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor safai. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor katie tang. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor peskin. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor norman yee. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor ronen that end the supervisor portion of our show oh, city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> treasurer jose cisneros. >> (clapping.) >> and assessor-recorder carmen chu >> (clapping.) >> now selfishlyly i want to do one more shout in 1975 i sat in maryland and watched the golden state warriors swept the washington bullets this man was around inspiration to me the one and only al adams. >> (clapping.) >> i did come to game i thought the bullets would have won our first speaker the member of the mba community one of the most respected persons in the business i have a card of the accolades i have a speaker that was a man of goals and maximum missed

other day about the practices and connection with legislation passed by then supervisor now center scott wiener related to gray water systems in new development projects greater than 40 thousand feet and there are concerns related to me that there is something going on where people are uncomfortable with it so i like to get a briefing or i want to just investigate some of the concerns maybe with somebody with the sierra club, but i like to meet with staff to have a conversation about the gray water systems ordinance and how we are performing pursuant to that moving forward. >> sure staff will accommodate that. >> we will definitely bring in the right people to give a update but i want to let you know it was something that wiener was pushing and we try to work with them and a lot of the developers come with a compromise so think the legislation was a compromise but will sit down and give the backdrop. >> being no further business before the commission this meeting is adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> all right. welcome everyone to our rules committee of monday, december 12, 2016, i'm katie tang

other day about the practices and connection with legislation passed by then supervisor now center scott wiener related to gray water systems in new development projects greater than 40 thousand feet and there are concerns related to

to provide an update on the task force represents which was published late last year supervisor scott wienernsored the legislation that funded that that began in early last year members of the task force presented at a later date recommendations that touched otdz on the taxes and justice public comment was in support and the formalization of medical cannabis, however, one commenter that recommended that the chinese-americans are expresses concerns over the medical cannabis activities the committee has two questions the city has a lot of work to do for the structure of san francisco and reach out to communities with concerns of the future of recreational cannabis commissioner sheehy toubd i talked about how it helps him and he also commented how the plan was demonized by the federal government community voted to continue the item to the call the chair at the full board supervisor peskin and in fills designated agree significant c-3 zoning districts passed it's second reading and the ordinances by supervisor peskin requiring the conditional use in the district passed first reading and the mayo

.) >> starter senator scott wiener assemblyman rob bank on to. >> (clapping.) >> assemblyman adam glare former senator quinton cox. >> (clapping.) >> commissioner kim. >> (clapping.) >> nice hat supervisor cowen. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor mark farrell. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor safai. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor katie tang. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor peskin. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor norman yee. >> (clapping.) >> supervisor ronen that end the supervisor portion of our show oh, city attorney dennis herrera. >> (clapping.) >> treasurer jose cisneros. >> (clapping.) >> and assessor-recorder carmen chu >> (clapping.) >> now selfishlyly i want to do one more shout in 1975 i sat in maryland and watched the golden state warriors swept the washington bullets this man was around inspiration to me the one and only al adams. >> (clapping.) >> i did come to game i thought the bullets would have won our first speaker the member of the mba community one of the most respected persons in the business i have a card of the accolades i have a speaker that was a man of goals and maximum missed

elect supervisor scott weiner former supervisor scott wiener. i can't say that good i'm working on it. i am working on it and assembly members david chiu and at wired oh garcia. supervisor melia cohen. by the way, where on her own court today so for one more round today for supervisor melia cohen. this is her district. >>[applause] he was you're going to hear all these people in the second but a few mornings important to call out here. with us today and he's awesome he comes to all of our part openings, in which we partner with our state parks department said that mitchell deputy director from the california apartment of recreation and park. >>[applause] we've got one of this most districts are champions and community leaders, mayor rogers. >>[applause] she is the executive director of youth outside and on the go state advisory board, tim bailey. >>[applause] >> where did she go? we have camp david executive director of the haas fun is here. first person from the hertz foundation, peter whitley and nicky souter best for the tony hawk foundation