with the comments by the f. c. c. how long did it take you since comments are coming in for a very long time for you to figure out when you are getting 9000 comments from -- something is wrong? >> this is a great question and the honest truth is i gave you what i understand it to be today for what we found in my office is a handful of people was limited to our research capabilities. we need more experts on the outside combing through that record and identifying problems. i've made very clear along with the help of folks like the new york attorney general that we have a few million individuals whose identities were stolen. you can do some easy counting to figure out how much is from foreign addresses. we need many other outside experts to look at this record and help us identify the problem that we should focus on because i think there is more here than what i've described to you today. again i think it's incumbent upon us to get to the bottom of it and figure it out. >> thank you so much. >> thank you tim. thank you a

, public comment is now closed.colleagues, on items 46-48, supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, i would like to sever items 46, 47 and 48 from the -- >> acting mayor breed: i apologize. i need to call the items. madame clerk. please call the items for adoption without reference. >> clerk: items 45-48, a single rule call vote could approve these items, otherwise matters could be severed and considered separately. >> acting mayor breed: supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madame president, colleagues, first of all i want to sever the items so we could talk about them. i do have one amendment to item 47. i am -- >> acting mayor breed: we can't talk about them until we sever them, so which items? >> supervisor peskin: item 46-48. >> acting mayor breed: and supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell: item 45. >> clerk: item 45, supervisor kim. >> supervisor kim: no. >> clerk: call the items please. >> supervisor kim: a resolution to urge congress and the federal communications commission to

thank you for your comments. next speaker, please? >> good afternoon, supervisors. president breed, i'm a long time resident of the city of san francisco. grew up here. went to galileo high school and then up to the university of washington up in seattle. and i'm here to just ask the supervisors to take a look in the mirror. and stop all the silliness going on. we have a process that's been established. we have others who have transitioned to the mayor's office. and i want to see president breed transition to that position. i also want to say to the women advocates and all the things that are going on in our country today, we have no guarantee that the person that's going to be elected will be a lady. i would like for you to just think about that. at this point in time, ladies, you have a tremendous opportunity not only to allow a woman of color but a woman to ascend to mayor of this great city of ours i want to ask you, let's stop this and do what has been done. thank you. god bless you all. >> president breed:

that concludes my comments. unless you have any questions. >> i think commissioner richards has a question. >> one quick question, mr. frye. national register nomination, or actually on the register versus local landmark, if you can very briefly, what is the difference in terms of level of protection that the resource has. >> great question. the national register doesn't provide any sort of local binding protection other than through the ceqa process. however, as a certified local government, our historic preservation commission provides review and comment to changes to those buildings. or to list those buildings on the national register. we send our comments to the state commission for review and comment. >> so, is one of these buildings, the women's building, eligible for the state register now because it is on the national register? >> that is correct. well, once a building is listed on the national register, it is automatically listed on the california register. >> ok. and those are protected -- >> well, thr

seeing no public comment, public comment is now closed. item number two. can we please call the next item. >> item three, executive director's report. this is an information item. >> chair kim, commissioners, i'm pleased to report on some recent developments at the policy level. we've been track federal and state autonomous vehicle legislation with interest and with some concern in late last year of october. sfmta director sent a letter for the deployment of driverless vehicles in california. we are appreciative of the incorporation of several of our prior comments but remain concerned about several aspects of the proposed regulation, including training requirements being inclusive as our interactions between pedestrians and bicycles with these new driverless vehicles, we're concerned about the ability of local law enforcement and first responders to have access to crash data as well as the potential to allow the vehicles in testing to offer commercial services for higher services. in addition, in november, the u.s. house of relatives and

thank you. >> commissioners, any comments? any public comment? madame, secretary, please read the consent calendar. >> item 11 is the consent calendar. all matters under are considered to be routine by the san francisco public utilities commission and acted upon by a single vote of the commission. that will be no separate discussion of the items unless a member of the commission or the public so requests in which event the matter will be removed from the calendar and considered as a separate item. >> commissioners, do you wish to remove anything from the consent calendar? >> i'd motion to move the consent calendar. >> second. >> any discussion? public comment? okay. all in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? >> the clerk: item 12 authorized memorandum of understanding for improvements on illinois straight between 18th and 19th street in concession with the mission bay loop project in the amount not to exceed 8 64,96. >> any public comment? all in favor ? >> aye. >> opposed? thank you. >> item 13. [reading item] >> may i make a comment on the item? i'd lik

thank you for your comments. thank you, sir, for your comments. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please? >> my name is rebecca king morrow and i've lived in san francisco since 1963. >> turn the mike down pull it down to you. >> okay. the supervisors were aware that the duty as president was acting as mayor if the event was necessary. if the u.s. president is unable to continue, the vice president steps in. theres no provision that the vice president becomes a successor, or we choose a successor. it doesn't happen. it's critical we remember our past. when our late mayor ed lee was appointed as successor mayor, he promised he would not run, so he would not have an incumbency advantage. while i respect the work of the late mayor lee, i could never get over the heartburn caused by the fact that he broke that promise. sadly, in these times, promises are broken. so there is nothing that prevents a successor mayor from running in the future or running for a different office or using it as a jumping-off point. we don't need to have the mistake of the past. the death of a m

colleagues, any questions or comments? we'll me of on to public comment? anybody wishing to comment? public comment's now closed seeing none. any follow-up? >> commissioner: we instituted controls and they've been successful. i'd be more than happy to send this as a committee report tomorrow with board of supervisor. >> commissioner: we have a second by supervisor tang we can take without objection. adam clerk item 5. >> the clerk: and the western shoreline area plan and wern shoreline area plan to restore the ocean beach shoreline and make appropriate findings. >> thank you, adam clerk. we have our planning department. >> first, i would defer to supervisor tang but i'd be happy to co-sponsor this legislation. it's in supervisor tang's direct. i would like to thank staff in particular work the coastal commission in such a fashion unlike many of the coastal plan amendments that get rejected. this one -- if we approve it -- i should not put words in my colleagues' mouths but it should be approved at the february or march meeting. >> thank you. through the ch

seeing and hearing none, we'll close public comment. any comment or motion? >> i move that we approve with the conditions outlined in the staff report. >> thank you. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. if there is nothing further there's a motion that has been seconded to approve this matter with conditions. on that motion -- [roll call] >> so move, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 5-0. and places us on item 10 at 1 telegraph hill boulevard. this iss for your review and comment. >> good afternoon, commissioners. shannon ferguson, department staff. the item before you today is a national register nomination amendment for coit memorial tower. in its capacity as a certified local governments, the city has given the opportunity to comment on nominations to the registration. in 2008, it was named under criterion c in the area of art at the local level of significance. the nomination before you today amends the 2008 nomination in order to document coit tower at the national level of significance. situated within the boundaries of pioneer park, it's

seeing no public comment, public comment is closed. mr.lerk, same house, same call, we can do it without objection. mr. clerk, can you please call items seven and eight. >> introduction of new items. item eight public comment. >> colleagues any commissions would like to make comments on items or introduce or request items for future considerations. seeing none, we'll open up for general public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. mr. clerk, are there any other items before the board? >> no other items. >> meeting is adjourned. ♪ >> i am so looking forward to the street fair tomorrow. >> it is in the mission, how are we going to get there? we are not driving. >> well what do you suggest? >> there are a lot of great transportation choices in the city and there is one place to find them all, sfnta.com. >> sfmta.com. >> it is the walking parking, and riding muni and it is all here in one place. >> sitting in front of my computer waiting transportation options that is not exactly how i want to spend my saturday night. >> the new sfmt

comment. unless there's questions from my colleagues. okay. we'll open it up to public comment. please speak directly into the microphone. please leave official copies of the document for the file, and please lineup to the right. please proceed. >> my name is denny len order. i lived in san francisco for about 35 years or so. in 1992, i worked with the san francisco foundation to change their columbus day to italian american week, and that was a meeting of the national board in washington d.c. and the local people here. and i travelled to italy in 1992 and debated columbus on national italian television. the debate was very successful. 76% for me and 24% for columbus. the italians were really not supportive of columbus. the person i went with is joe travetto, a person who's lived here all his life. he and i became lifelong friends after i debated in italy. i thank the people of san francisco because it's important for us to understand the history and tragedies that have taken place with native

thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello, good afternoon. as an activist i've been thinking about ed lee. how could we honor his life? he didn't have it easy. he saw his father work his fingers to the bone while taking constant verbal abuse. like the rest of the chinese, his father was expected to work for low wages, live in match box rooms and keep his mouth shut. his father took the abuse and then died of a heart attack when ed was just 15. this tragic legacy angered and inspired lee to fight back, so while the fears of the law were heading for the corporate money, he joined the asian law caucus. at first out of fear of retribution, no one listened and then the rape and murder of julian wong stunned the city and after six months they won. i celebrate his courage and defense of tenants. it was by no means easy to choose this path that lasted for a decade. and i'm angry and disgusted that our system swallows up young activists like ed lee and turns them into pawns for the rich. that the young r

this comes as talks about the president's comments about haiti and african-american and african nations i should say in a meeting on immigration reach a fever pitch. >> i can't defend the indefensible. you have to understand that there are -- there are countries that do struggle out there but they're people. they're people are good people and they're part -- they're part of us, we're americans. >> i'm telling you he did not use that word, george and it's a gross misrepresentation. how many times do you want me to say that. >> i was in a meeting directly afterwards where those presented to the president spoke about the meeting and they -- they said those words were used before those words went public. so that's all i can tell you. >> i do want to see an immigration compromise and you can't have an immigration compromise if everybody's out there calling the president a racist. >> dr. king would not be pleased with the state of affairs in america today. >> i want to breakdown this story with a look at the key issues. the first and chief question is whether the controversy over what the pre

any other comments or questions. any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the question all in favor? any opposed? thank you, the motion carries. thank you very much, tiffany. i think she deserves a round of applause. [applause] >> any general public comment? none. any announcement? >> i have an announcement. that's our very own tom nolan, who is the special project manager overseeing the lgbtq senior task force recommendations, but also was a long time member of the commission, is being honored on thursday by mta, they're going to unveil a plaque in his honor at the castro station, 4:00 on thursday, mezzanine level. hopefully, people will be there to support him then. >> president serina: thank you. anything else? >> i just would like to invite the commission, the staff and the broader community to an office warming, our new office is located at 1663 mission street, suite 525, to locate that, it's across the street from the department of aging and adult services. we're planning office warming for the 25th of january from 4-7 at that site.

wait, we have public comment. public comment first.ers of the public wish to comment on this item, pleads pleads -- please come forward. seeing none, public comment is closed. >> i make a motion to accept this amend. >> a second without objection. this item is ordered. then this item will be continued to a special hearing either the first or second of february, it looks like. then we'll work with your staff to make sure that works. any other items before us today? >> it will be continue to the kawfl the chair? >> continued to the kawflt chair, yes, sorry. any other items before us today? >> that concludes our business for today. >> thank you very much. we are adjourned.. >> working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrate and dynamic city on sfroert of the art and social change we've been on the edge after all we're at the meeting of land and sea world-class style it is the burn of blew jeans where the rock holds court over the harbor the city's information technology xoflz work on the rulers project for f

i just don't want to comment. but he did say he probably has a quote, very good relationship. >> expressed an openness to negotiating with north korea. he's also promised to destroy the regime with fire and fury if the missile tests continue. the president now suggesting the stop and go is intentional. you'll see that a lot with me and then all of a sudden somebody's my best friend. i could give you 20 examples. i'm a very flexible person. >> when we asked a senior administration official if president trump has actually spoken to or contacted kim he told cnn that's not something we would discuss, but we are not aware this contact has occurred. so what's the view from pyongyang regarding this relationship with the united states? will ripley with more on that. >> reporter: the remarks to the wall street joushlg that he probably has a good relationship with kim jong urn took a lot of career watchers by surprise. at the you nated nations in new york and elsewhere for example, but every source that i've spoken with in

i read their comments last night t. first thing that came to my mind was very unfortunate, unhelpful. >> and you, sir, have said you want to move forward but after comments like these, how difficult is it to try to get policy on immigration on daca passed? is it even developed? >> it may be more difficult. but i think we have a responsibility working towing in a bipartisan capacity, alex to move forward. and i am committed to doing that. i favor daca reform. i think we should secure our border. but that doesn't mean necessarily we need a wall in all places in our border. i have been in our border. there is no need for a wall south of tucson, for example. because the territory is too rugged will. i do believe there is a compromise that is possible, indeed, probable. and that compromise should occur sooner rather than later. i would hope this week, if not this week, certainly by the first week in march. but let's all work towing to make sure that occurs. >> congressman, be that as it may, you are speaking out, others will

seeing no public comment, public comment is closed. mr.lerk, same house, same call, we can do it without objection. mr. clerk, can you please call items seven and eight. >> introduction of new items. item eight public comment. >> colleagues any commissions would like to make comments on items or introduce or request items for future considerations. seeing none, we'll open up for general public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. mr. clerk, are there any other items before the board? >> no other items. >> meeting is adjourned. >> today is wednesday november 15, 2017. this is the regular meeting of the building inspection commission. i would like to remind everyone to turnoff electronic devices. the first item on the agenda, roll call. commissioner clinch is excused. we have a coquorum. president announcements. >> welcome to the big meeting of november 15, 2017. madam secretary, i have a few announcements. congratulations to building inspection donald duffy, praised for his response of helpful customer service in early november.

next public comment! next public comment on body-cor. >> any further public comments? this is about body-worn cameras. >> any further public comment on body-worn cameras. ok. public comment is now closed. all right. i'll entertain an appropriate motion. i move that we accept the changes made to the general order 10.11. >> would you amend that to say pending? the meet and confirm process? >> the meet and confirm process. >> with the police officer association. >> ok. >> i would second that. >> ok. >> do i need a hand vote? >> clarification, are we voting with the changes? >> right. >> yes. >> do i need -- ok, all in favor >> aye. >> any opposed? >> thank you. >> next comment. >> item 1 reports to the commission discussion. 1a report on recent police department activities including major events and weekly crime trends and announcements to include updates on staffing, current staffing relevance and overtime. recommendations -- sorry. chapter 96, status update on data analysis agreements. >> good evening, chief. >> good evening, again commissioners. >> thank you. i'll be b

thank you for your comments. before the next speaker, a gentle reminder, please use your fingers. next speaker, please. >> happy new year's, board of supervisors. my favorite winter holiday is kwanzaa because it's about unity, and if you could show this. please come out on the 18th, and hopefully, acting mayor breed will be out for this rally, out in front of city hall and supporting rising african american leadership for the fillmore heritage center. secondly, one of the things that ed lee wanted to see accomplished right before his tragic passing was to get 1,000 people off of the street and into the safe, organized spaces, so i have something for you, supervisors. it's called safe organized spaces. we have a working group that is comprised of st. francis homeless's challenge facilitate are. we have downtown streets team, we have concern, we ha have encampment neighbors. and we for a fraction of what the city currently spends on dpw and sfpd could actually have a community integrated program to support safe int

>> someone call for public comment? any public comment? ok.ing none. >> my question is why -- to steve -- why is the cherry reservoir so low? i probably should know the answer to that. but it doesn't come into my mind. >> steve richie. assistant general manager for water. cherry reservoir is on the way back up now. we lowered it to 5,000 acre feet to do work on the valve that are at the bottom of the front of the dam. and we just replaced the butterfly valve adjacent to the reservoir so those are now sealed up so we can begin bringing up the reservoir. we'll be replacing two valves in front of those that are downstream of the butterfly valve. but we got through that first chunk of construction so we can begin filling the reservoir and it is starting to fill up. >> thank you. i just noticed that it was very low. >> ok. number six? other commission business. is there any discussion from the commissioners? any public comment? ok. so item number seven. >> i'm seven is report of the general manager. >> the first item i have is a clean power s.f. up

seeing and hearing none, we'll close public comment. commissioners, any comment? >> this is great, but appropriate of your question about relationship of what is happening and the orton historic renovations, i would be interested in an update on that. i know we had a presentation. >> it was a long time ago and then another one got canceled, i believe. >> yeah. >> we can ask for one. >> i like what you were just saying -- >> i think there are two ways of handling it. i was down there last week and it's a phenomenal -- it's phenomenal to go down there and see the facilities live and in action. so we could do either or both. you let us know. >> we could do a tour. >> tours are interesting, but they're challenging logistically because we have to have public comment. >> maybe eddie can come back -- i think it would be helpful. >> if you like, we could work with the port to arrange another presentation. >> i think the last time, everything was speculative and didn't show drawings or photographs. it's very conceptual and now it's real projects. >> thank you. we have no f

it's a terrible comment.e the one good thing we can say he's trying to say, he didn't say it, because he realized it was a big mistake. but when you talk about africa, for example, we -- this is a place that is right for both growth and problems. and we -- i have been involved with africa in helping the countries in africa for a very long time. in fact, with bono, we did debt relief because we think it is important. if you don't have economic growth, you don't feel right with terrorism and we don't want to demean people. we are all made in the image of the lord and don't want to say disparaging things. we all make mistakes, but there's no excuse, when you do it, you have to apologize. and the piece that jeb bush and i wrote was not just about those el salvadorans invited here, president bush said they should stay. but i also wrote about daca, the young kids brought to the united states, and they live on the edge on a razor's edge with the fact they could be shipped out, breaking up a family. look, immigration

so she did not submit that comment. somebody hijacked her identity including her name and address in order to create the false appearance of support for what the trump administration did with that rule. and that appears to have happened hundreds of thousands if not millions of times in the comments that were accepted by that federal agency before they made this deeply unpopular decision to kill net neutrality. so, again, whether or not you care about it as an issue, the trump administration voting to scrap it when 83% of the public disagreed with them on that, that was a little weird. what was really weird was learning about this whole universe of fake public comment that was created around that decision including stealing the identities of real americans living and dead to make it seem like there was support for the trump administration's decision that didn't exist in nature. that was a weird thing about the net neutrality decision last month. now it turns out it was not an isolated incident. "the wall street journal"

seeing no public comment, public comment is closed. mr.lerk, same house, same call, we can do it without objection. mr. clerk, can you please call items seven and eight. >> introduction of new items. item eight public comment. >> colleagues any commissions would like to make comments on items or introduce or request items for future considerations. seeing none, we'll open up for general public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. mr. clerk, are there any other items before the board? >> no other items. >> meeting is adjourned. >> good afternoon everyone. i'm barbara garcia, director of health. we have mayor london breed and supervisor jane kim. we're so happy to be here today, we're opening a new part of the respite providing services for those who need that kind of support from our shelter system. this respite has been open for over 10 years and providing over 45 beds for those needing support around alcoholism and around another 30 beds for those coming out of hospital who need additional support. these are focused on the shel

please read public comment and this is an opportunity for members of the public that would like to comment on our clovered session as well. >> may represent the board for items before the november, minutes, special order at 2:00 p.m., specifically on the closed session regarding labor negotiations and items 31 and 32. pursuant to the board's rules, direct your remarks to the board as a whole and not individual supervisors and nor to the audience. speakers using interpretation assistance will be allowed twice the amount of time and if you would like to display a document please state such and remove the document when you want the screen to return to live coverage of the meeting. first speaker, please? >> thank you, madam clerk, ladies and gentlemen of the board. president and acting mayor breed, i again ask for your resignations. you violated your oaths of office. you swore to defend the u.s. constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic and yet you have the citywide case management and community focus. a joint project with the san francisco campus of the university of california, w

any comments from the board? is there any public comment? we do have public comment? >> dennis krueger, retired firefighters and spouses. i want to make a statement that last month at the december meeting i made some inaccurate statements and i would like to apologize to the board for that. but that, i will be coming back again regarding hearing aids and cataract surgery during open rates and benefits. thank you. >> president scott: rates and benefits. thank you very much for amending your statements regarding those comments that you made in the last meeting. and i would just make a footnote that this last public comment was also made to me right after the meeting, so thank you again, dennis. appreciate it. any other public comment? hearing and seeing none, now ready to vote. all those in vote signify by saying aye. opposed, carries unanimously. we'll now go to item 2. >> discussion item, general public comment on matters in the board's jurisdiction, not appearing on today's agenda. >> president scott: is there any public comment on matters within our jurisdiction tha

comments of many other americans.o agree with him. but the majority of americans with good intentions in their hearts look at all countries as great places ain which we want o bring them to this country in a lawful, legal way. the entire argument about immigration and how to reform our immigration system which is on its track to being reformed is getting lost and potty mouth comments from the president which is really unfortunate. >> and then we have questions about policy this morning. the president tweeted just a couple minutes ago, the democrats are all talk and no action. they're doing nothing to fix daca. great opportunity missed, too bad. evan, where does this policy go? >> i'm not entirely sure. the president's comments certainly helped to derail it it seems with democrats. it's made it even more toxic for democrats to work with president trump. he's a .22 caliber mind in a .357 world. he talks a great deal about how we didn't get respected in the obama administration. now other nations are starting to respect

further public comment? >> i was listening to public radio, and there was a show about tear gas and within it, they discussed tazers, and i don't know if you're all aware of this. i never heard it told at any meeting that i came to, and i would just went to almost all of them, that the information from body worn cameras and the tazers, the data goes directly to axon, tazers international. so why is a public service group, the police, sending data to a private corporation on the people of this city? if we -- we already have the body worn, and i'm still wait fighting against the tazers. i want to know about that. i want to know why this wasn't discussed. if you all have an issue about it, i hope you do. you know, probably the next thing is they'll want to collate the data and sell it back to us. this is appalling. the brown act, my reading says you can discuss the actions of any employee of the city by name, so at these meetings, when we say we can't discuss them, that's not right according to the brown act. a

with that, seeing no public comment.mment is closed and on the motion, same house, same call, item 11 is approved. mr. logan, would you upset if we continued item 12? all right. is there any public comment on -- would you read item 12 alberto. >> clerk: update on the transportation network company landscape and regulation in california and across the country. >> is there public comment on item 12? seeing none, public comment is closed. is there a motion to move to the first meeting in january. we'll take it without objection. is there introduction of new items? seeing none, any public item on said item. no. is there any general public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed and we'll adjourn the meeting in the memory of edwin lee, the 43rd mayor of the city and county of san francisco, we're adjourned. ♪ - working for the city and county of san francisco will immerse you in a vibrant and dynamic city that's on the forefront of economic growth, the arts, and social change. our city has always been on the edge of pr

commissioner bonilla. >> secretary: we're going to close public comment first. any other comment?eeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner bonilla: i was wondering, will you have -- you've just given -- we just heard a description of the meaning of these soldiers. will there be something there, some signage or something for the public is that gives perspective, a little bit of background or history where -- how they originated and what the meaning might be -- because honestly, i wouldn't have ever in a lifetime thought about that is what -- that is what the meaning is. so i just wondered if that's going to be made possible? >> yes, commissioner bonilla, you raise a good point. i agree with you that the public needs this information. and we're also going to work with our colleagues from the city team involved in the civic center commons initiative to discuss possible programs that might occur, dance performance, poetry reading, talks by the artists, so that it won't just be a visual exhibition. there will be hopefully other programming components. >> commissioner bonill

. >> in the course of his comments said things which were hate filled, vile and you've seen the comments in the press. i have not read one of them that's inaccurate. >> this morning he appears to be denying saying s-nations -- >> on the cover of this morning's "new york daily news" this colorful headline an illustration. >> the president of the united states is racist. >> my parents were immigrants. my mom who was a college professor was born in british gianna and my father, who was a geologist was born in the democratic part of congo. according to the president of the united states you would find shithole country from can whiwh united states should not accept immigrants. >> he deserves the criticism he is going to get. >> the president many times says what people are thinking. >> this is who trump is. he doesn't care. he shoots from the hip and if he offends some people, fine. >> adding to the firestorm. it arer been eight years to the day since that massive earthquake devastated haiti. president trump has canceled a trip to london planned for next month. >> he curiously blames presiden