. >> commissioner chiu: any other public comment? okay. agenda item number 11, discussion and possible action regarding status of complaints received or initiated by the ethics commission. >> commissioner kopp: i'd like to move, madam chair woman, for a closed session as permitted by the california government code. >> commissioner chiu: i -- >> i would second. >> commissioner chiu: i have a motion and a second. i take public comment on this, and then, we'll do the closed session. any public comment? no public blome. >> commissioner chiu: we are back in session. i'd like to make a motion to not disclose the contents of our closed session discussion. >> commissioner kopp: second. >> commissioner chiu: all in favor? item number 12, discussion forrient items in future meetings. >> commissioner kopp: madam chair woman? >> commissioner chiu: yes. >> commissioner kopp: i obtained a remarkable document which i will deliver to staff. it is from a publication called the mission local which details activity by mr. ron conway backing his preferred can

no public blome. >> commissioner chiu: we are back in session. i'd like to make a motion to not disclose the contents of our closed session discussion. >> commissioner kopp: second. >> commissioner chiu: all in favor? item number 12, discussion forrient items in future meetings. >> commissioner kopp: madam chair woman? >> commissioner chiu: yes. >> commissioner kopp: i obtained a remarkable document which i will deliver to staff. it is from a publication called the mission local which details activity by mr. ron conway backing his preferred candidate for mayor, supervisor breed. and communications and arrangements with the mayor of new york city, mr. bill de blasio to participate in supervisor breed's campaign for mayor. it also refers to an earlier time, in april 2015, in which then mayor lee summoned people including mr. conway to a meeting in which there's -- his staff -- mayor lee's staff and he told those present, anybody who donated money to then candidate for supervisor aaron peskin and not mr. lee's appointee, julie christiansen to expect

we haven't looked at them yet. >> commissioner chiu: okay. and then my second question is on page two, isabel urbano, she has been nonresponsive to making payment arrangements and has ceased communications. she lives in approximate new york. do we have any recourse there, any remedies that we can pursue? >> so this -- isabel urbano's matter has been turned into a small claims judgment, so there is a uniform recognition of judgment act or uniform -- some process by which a state can file their judgment and obtain recognition in a district court, which would be in another jurisdiction, so the bureau of delinquent revenues has the option to pursue her in new york if they would put the time and resources into trying to get that sister judgment recognized in that court and then executing in that court in new york, but that would be their only option. >> commissioner chiu: okay. thank you. any public comment? seeing no public comment, item ten, discussion of executive director's report, an update of various program attic and optional highlights of

one more shoutout, i see genesis is here, from david chiu's office. and a connection with david chiu's office, a shoutout to judson, who is the chief of staff, but used to work for sandoval and it goes all the way back. so it's so great to see years and years of work by dan weaver, so many people come to fruition. we were so proud to get a little bit of money to get things kick started, so happy to see the process. thank you for having me, thanks to phil, the commission, the supervisor and the mayor, great to be here today. can't wait to see the first phase when it opens up. thank you, all. >> thank you, alex, a couple more shoutouts from the design here is what takes your breath away. from darling design, we have josh, able and nicole here. can you raise your hands? thank you, josh. and by the way, the design, much of it it was in-kind contribution to the project which makes it even more special. thank you, josh. and alex mentioned mission housing across the street. sam moss is here? sam is not here. never mind that. i was told sam was here. moving a

. >> thank you so much, assembly member chiu. i'm representing the port staff. we have the port commission president by my side and she'd she's been a steward of the waterfront for 20 years. i can say this is a dream come true day for us. it's remarkable to see the leadership behind me embracing and supporting the need for investment in the waterfront. as our mayor and assembly member has said, this seawall is a work horse for the city. so much economic activity. the infrastructure. and there is other things, too, that the seawall does that goes unseen. it's going to be the place of emergency response. we expect people to go out by water in the event of a major earthquake and goods to come in by water. this has to hold up. if we're preparing and preventing disaster, it will be five times less to do so proactively. this represents how we can get this done. how this daunting task of a $5 billion effort will come to fruition because the leaders behind me are making this a priority. we start with the $500 million phase, laying out the improvements for 20-30 years an

seco nd the motion. >> excuse me, chair chiu. sected the minutes of the staff and given the minutes over the last meeting we would actually request that the commission continue these minutes until the next meeting. >> commissioner kopp: why? >> we want to a chance to make sure we review the record and get a command to look at all the motions at the rather lengthy february meeting. >> commissioner kopp: i disagree madam chairwoman. there are corrections of spellings. they don't change the substance in any way. >> no, just to clarify. i wasn't speaking to your proposed amendments i was speaking to the overall accuracy of the amendments to the commission. >> commissioner kopp: have you read them? >> i have. >> commissioner kopp: were they accurate? >> i have some questions about some of the accuracies. >> commissioner kopp: when did you read them? a guy read them earlier this week. >> commissioner kopp: did you notify the director or the deputy director? >> i had the opportunity to discuss with staff but due to other matters they ha

a bill by one of chiu's collegues would is now in the pipeline to require that. kerman kron 4 news.. (vicki) the oakland coliseum d-m-v office is set to reopen on monday. the office has been closed for over a month... as crews were working to repair water damage. the office flooded after a break-in where thieves stole copper pipes. the d-m-v has been honoring all appointments at other locations during the closure. but again-- the office will reopen on monday. (steve) coming up on kron4 news at nine...an intruder posing as construction worker áácaught on camera prowling around home.. where it happened... and what the homeowners are doing to prevent the suspect from coming back... (vicki) plus... a local 'cat cafe' robbed and a cat who was up for adoption goes missing... hear how you can help the staff out. (steve) and after the break.. new ad's have been posted up at some bart stations... but not everyone likes them... find out what they say that is causing quite a controversy.. (vicki)new at 9 -an advertisement posted across bart stations claims a visa is to blam

a bill by one of chiu's collegues would is now in the pipeline to require that. dan kerman kron 4 news.. (pam) coming up: a father calling the death of his baby .. the worst night of his life. how officers storming his house and arresting family members .... made it even more tramatic. (steve) plus: a pet mix-up on a united flight for the third time this week. what happened to the animal this time. (pam) coming up: checking a voicemail could have saved the lives of the victims killed in a miami bridge collapse. what a caller said was wrong with the bridge .. a message not heard until today. not heard until today. not heard until today. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. heard until today. new details about that deadly bridge collapse in florida. officials just announced an engineer on the project called the florida department of transportation to report a crack in the bridge..two days before the catastrophic failure.emily schmidt has more on the victims. a pai

david chiu/ d-san francisco 21-29that story is horrifically tragic and completely avoidable if we had been testing from the beginning san francisco state assemblyman david chiu says in the last decade a half dozen bills dealing with the rape kit backlog have stalled in the state legislature however last year he got one passedsotthe bill requires all kits collected after january 1 of this year to be tracked while chiu says that's a step in the right direction, it doesn't address the backlog of untested rape kits prior to january first of this year. now he's introduced legislation to do an audit to determine how many of these untested rape kits exist throughout the statesotsexual assault survivors deserve justice and an untested rape kit collecting dust in the back of a police crime lab is not justice.standup dan kerman/sf 119-129chiu says once they know how many hundreds or thousands of untested rape kits there are they can figure out what it will cost to turn that around. dan kerman kron 4 news. ( steve ) ( steve ) in the east bay, a break-in at a cat shelter has left the community sc

david chiu for his hard work in legislation that he pushed forward that allowed it to happen. other city departments, todd, where are you? to john ram and planning, ed riskin and the mta. that was a collective effort from the city family. as elaine mentioned, huge thanks to lieutenant-governor, alan and especially thank in closing to our late mayor ed lee who worked very, very hard on this for his entire time in office. and i just think he would be proud of being here today. congratulations, everyone. [applause] >> thank you, elaine, and thank you, mayor farrell. i'm larry bear from the giants and i have to say this is truly an exciting day for the organization. it has been mentioned, it was a decade in the making. i think maybe a little north, 1, 12 years, i was just sitting here thinking nobody on the giants roster right now was actually on the roster when we staed this project. i believe bruce was a rookie manager at the time for the giants. but really valuable, important projects are worth taking the time and being very carefully done. i have to -- there is a number of peo

we had a tremendously positive press conference out at pier 14 to announce assembly member chiu's bill we wouhich would a the port of san francisco to capture state tax. some refer to it as the school share, but that 25 cents perthe dollar. this is an idea that port staff did pursue in the past, and we were able to get the state share for the pier 70 project. a conservative projections are that it would produce about $55 million for the seawall project in the first phase of the project and up to 250 million over the term. we had many leaders that came out for the press conference. mayor farrell, board president breed, london breed, board member jane kim, senator scott wiener, and of course assembly member chiu was our chair. it was a dream for president brandon and me because all of the leaders were really full in on the seawall project, really understood the importance of it, the importance of safety in the waterfront, the dual threat of earthquake and sea level rise. it was a real opportunity for us to observe how well we've been doing in our outreach in getting the message out and h

chiu is a -- currently a spot bill on pricing that is sponsored by the transportation authority, and we're recommending formally adopting a support vision on that measure so we can be alive as that bill moves forward. yesterday was the deadline for spot bills to be amended. once it is amended, it allows it to be referred and coupled with the amendments, and i'll process that in the coming days, so it should be getting ready and prepared to are sbe for a hearing sometime in mid-april is my best estimate based on work lead. ab 3059 by mr. bloom is a congestion pricing pilot program that provides up to four projects in the state for local agencies or regional transportation agencies to seek authority to implement pricing within their jurisdiction. the bill provides for two in the north and two in the south. that measure is -- has been referred to aassembly trans, as a full established measure, but it has not been set for hearing yet. that is a bill that staff recommends support for. ab 3124 by aassemblely member bloom has not been referred to committee bill. i think it is -- it'll be co

david chiu, i'll tell you what he's trying to do. he's trying to bring redevelopment back. he thinks you all are sold up and old and dead and saying nothing? even if i'm dead tomorrow, i got the fix and push a button, and my family will come and say everything. all the commissioners, they pass everything for one day, one week, one month, and they don't hear anything else. but my legacy is going to move on and on, when these houses are built and most of them ain't going to be in them, 'cause most of them ain't going to be around. you know, i'm not going to get sick up here playing with you all 'cause you all say i want something in writing. what i'm doing is i'm putting a documentary together and talk to governor brown and our next governor new some about whatso about what's going town. >> next speaker, please. >> no more speaker cards, mr. chair. >> is there anyone wishing to speak on this item? seeing none, i'm going to close public comment and i'll turn to my fellow commissioners for any questions or comments. commissioner singh? >> commissioner singh: i move. >> oh, comm