they've outperformed very substantially. >> president stansbury: commissi oner driscoll. >> commissioner driscoll: i'm going to suggest to my c olleagues on the brooder. - board. pages 31 through 33. it's a break down of effects. we talked to you about the tactical allocation that cio is making. all the uncalled capital, uncommitted capital are parked in one of the asset classes. how has that helped us or not? these numbers indicate that has helped us yet in terms of earning additional points and keeping contributions down. it's not very well understood chart. at least it's graphical. i thought i bring that to your attention. >> i'll be happy later date when we have more time to walk through that. there's more time. that page that does suggest breaking down that out performance. versus managers doing better than benchmark. joe said, for the one year period, that 1.3% is strong. only 39 bases point is tactical positions. it's not a ton but it has been positive. largely because the money has been parked in equities and equities have done well. that's an over simplification. your manager se

first of all, i'm very happy and proud that commissi desus is a member of the queer community. it is important and it gives me calm to know that that perspective from a lived experience is being valued and considered on the police commission. and while, you know, it would be great to have that lived experience in every position, that's not always possible. as a latina and filipino woman, i think having that perspective on the police commission is also very important. as a person that sp1 years of her life defending people of color and queer people in our -- as a public defender in our criminal justice system, i think that he perspective isa really important perspective to bring. while i think ident i important, it isn't more important than the underlying qualifications for a job and someone who has the passion, the heart and the desire to serve in this unpaid role, to bring her lifetime of expernce to thi role, to bridge gaps between communities that at this point have a lot of distrust with law enforcement. and i think commissioner elias, or hopefully commissioner elias in a f

the european commissi has the final say before those medicines can be sold.ovartis gained more than 3%.a gilliad ss were also higher. >>> ebriar blew past estimates for the second straight quarter. t equipment supplier reported a rise in orders that helped tho sg demand for its rail cars. it went to from $2.50 to 75 in a year. >>> his fund is up 14% so far this year, easily outping the broader market. we welcome back steven deniclio. these midcaps now, i keep hearing people are expecting the small caps and the mid caps to outperform in the second half. he large caps have become too expensive. trade worries, all those things. is that what you're looking at here as well?ri >>ht. well, actually, i think the appropriate way to look at it is no much small versus mid versus large, but actually valus s growth. right now we're coming off 7 -- d this is the last day of the second quarter from a trading perspective. we're comingf seven consecutive quarters at accelerating gdp on a year over year rate. we've not had that kind of growth before. it only happened one other

commissi commissioner richardson and others, coming afford, i am serving now on the subcommittee for the business and employment and housing. i sit in on the planning and development meetings, finance, environmental, and reuse. with the sitting in and being a part of the business and employment, i go out into the community. i meet with pastors, faith-based organizations and outreach and keeping them informed and updated on what's going on and what the possibilities are for them. the cac connects with ocii. we listen to developers, city agencies, our community, and our stakeholders. the work of ocii is approved by the hunter's point cac, which has helped me understand how the departments operate. if approved by the supervisors, i will still be communicating with the hunter's point cac due to the fact most of the matters concerning ocii come before the hunter's cac committee. regarding our shipyard, we deal with parks and open space, land use, business and employment with cac. housing, affordable housing, environmental planning and reuse, finance, recreation, workforce development, and

. >> supervisor peskin: commissi. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much for this plan. i just want to say of school age children 33% attend private schools also and they also actually could be included in some of this safe routes to schools programming if you want to really keep our neighborhoods safe and if the goal is really keep all children safe, it's not just public school children as we know one-thirded of our children go to private schools. the crossing guard program i tnk this is aspirational and i think it's not going to work. to say we will recruit more is a little ridiculous because we can't recruit right now. we are seeing people running red lights. kids think if you cross on a red light you are safe, not true in my district. if you cross at a stop line there is a level of safety that is not true in my district. should look at giving attendance to preference areas because they are all over the city and i just want to say that the san francisco unified school district i don't believe has hired a new transportation director which actually should be in charge o

>> good evening, commissiers, vice president mazzucco, memberf thecommission, chief, director, members of the command staff. i'mat mcguire and chief financial officer of the police department. this evening, i'm asking you to all approve the shift of salary savings into a worker's budget line. interdeparta this is a supplemental appropriation, but it doesn't actually add money to our overall budget, it's just fact theavings t of cost sal ries for this ams a ia resultf the individuals who are onworker's compensation and thect wo -- and they sose salaries ear paid of theworker's compensation and the salaryall the translation is when fi off of -- on disability and they're injured, they're paid o a separate the money that we've paid them gets paid- or never be large. sioner hirsch: quite hat's co 6.il we've had a number of costly injuries this year. >> commissioner dejesus: i hav es the 6.2 million, we have to cover that? >> it will be paid through the fl . s currently, worker's compensation makes the paymenand theillhro th each quarter. so they've billed through quarter three, and then, qu

. >> president hillis: thank you will we close this portion of the hearing and open it up to commissier questions and comment. >> commissioner moore: i want to refrain from questions about it building ithi neighborhood are supposed to address the neighborhood context, the architecture and social context in which we are designing, i want to stay away from that for aoment and focus on replacing three dwelling units which i assume by their size and general location were units which match the surroundings and it was a good building and held the corner and something we were used to because none of the buildings today out. i dve t theghe all the time and walk there all the time so i have a good feelingf what the rhythm of the neighborhood is. staff did not report who has lived in the building what, happened to the people who li there. second part of my question is rear reducing the unit size and we are more than doubling the units, so it's ptty m a single family home and i did very carefully look at the diagram where as much do operate a single family home in this particular envelope. togethe

regarding items thato not appear on the gent that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commissi speaer shall address the commission as a whole or dpa personnel. under rules of order during pubc comment, police or dpa personnel nor commissioner required to respond to questions presented y the public. individual commissioners nd pole and dpa personnel should refrain from entering into any debates r discussion with speakers during public comment. >> vice president mazzucco: thak you. jeremy, welcome back. >> my name is johnny miller prom director. well over a decade now i worked with families victim of police terror and vlence. today i spoke with the family of derek gaines and the family of travis hall and authorized to sk on behalf both their family. they are horrified and disturbed that officer joshua academic has been allowed to harm people aga. in 2011 he's accused of burglarizing for $1000 in cash. of course june 5, 2012 was whene assassinated 15-year-old derek gaines. april 10, he beat travis hall alongside sergeant at the time anthony montoya who is now headf the president o

know that that perspective from a lived experience is being valued and considered on the police commissi and while, you know, it woul great to have that lived experience in every position, that's not always possible. as a latina and filipino woman, i think having that perspective on the police commission is also very t. p ahat spent 1 years or andqueer people in our -- ofo ce system, i thinker that he perspective is a really important perspective to bring. while i think i important, it isn't more important than the underlying qualifications for a job and someone who has the passion, the heart and the desire to serve in this paidun ro to bring her lifetime ofxperiece to this role, to bridge gaps between communities that at this point have a lot of distrust with law and i think commissioner elias, or hopefully commissioner elias in a few minutes, is the type o person that will be able to bridge that gap. and, finally, i just want to say that in siting down and meeting with commissioner elias, i was blown away. you know, it's not just your qualifications. it's not just what you put down on

n tolerated by the civil rights commissi of colorado. >> we got your back, jack asked what >> reporter: the legal team for jack phillips is celebrating today. after seven -2 supreme court opinion, they never got a fair shake when he was sued by a gay couple for declining to create a custom cake in celebration of their same-sex wedding. the majority noted one of the colorado commissioners who held the original complaint likened the explanation and religious beliefs to those who supported slavery and the holocaust. " this sentiment is inappropriate for a phone response ability of". ken number of the commissioner statements "religious beliefs and persons are less than fully welcome in colorado's business community". kennedy himself noted the broader legal issues in this dispute are far from settled. they must be done so with tolerance for both sides, leaving lgbt advocates with mixed feelings. >> we are disappointed the supreme court found this circumstances in favor of the baker. what's important here, the supreme court in no way undermined the nation's civil rights laws. >> reporter: th

oral arguments it appeared that justice kennedy bought into the disrespecte that theoladil right commissi had n treed him with the dignity he deserved. but at the same time, justice kennedy was carly not thrilled with f's broader argumenthat the first amendment slay crination laws. so he sms as always t ao kind of hamt stuck in the middle. i think he likes being there. i am cautiously optimistic that he will come down the right way. i dothr of oberg fell would like t turnaro an a exception through the heart of his famous ruling. >> that's the a.m.e. optimist preacher side of me coming through. let's give a round of applause to this wonderful panel. [ applause ] and thank you all for your questions. and i'm going to invite our panelists to take a seat, because you have to stay to hear none other than senator sheldon whitehouse. and it is my extreme plsure, again, i'm michelle jawando, one of the vice presidents here at the center for americanesro d the center for american progress action fund. and last year, i had privilege ofually welcoming senator whitehouse here to cap to launch his the

new business, allows commissioners to introduce new agenda items for future consideration by the commissi. discussion item. >> i would like to add a couple of things for future consideration. i know that the taxis have been in the board of supervisor chambers pretty frequently. so i would like to be part of any discussions or items that are going to be taking up regarding medallion negotiations and buybacks. and i would encourage the office to be at the table if the conversations will be had. i would also like an update of where that compostible or plastic band retail legislation is at. i know that they're trying to get rid of plastic straws, which is an inadvertent anti-retail policy again. so i would like to know where that is at. and supervisors justifiablized their cultural district legislation. i believe that, you know, they gave lip service in that declaration to small businesses, preserving them. and i would like to know if there is any teeth to that. and i would like to know if we can have conversation on that legislation. >> i mean, i have a little bit of follow-up if the commiss

okay, can i get all my commissiers back, please? we have a lot on the agenda and we still have public comments to do and we have many, many items. if you are not paying for the board meeting, would you kindly step out of the boardroom? all right, you guys have to back me on this one. [laughter] i need to, if you are not going to be standing in the boardroom, would you kindly move out so we can go on? we have a lot of business to take care of and still a lot of speakers. please, move on. i am going to move, if it is okay with my board members, i am going to move up section k., item two, which is a section of rules under resolution. i'm doing this because our student dealt -- delegates who usually leave at nine, this is their last resolution. we want to honour that. if there is no objective from my colleagues, i would like to move that forward. seeing no objection, this is section k., proposal for immediate action. item two, i need a motion and a second for suspension of the mould -- the rules. in support of cannabis preschools. if yo

commissi commissioner dwight? >> vice-president dwight: eliminate straws altogether? is that going to work for you? >> commissioner corvi: i hope so. [laughter] >> president adams: is that it? >> vice-president dwight: yes. >> commissioner yee riley: thank you for changing the food vendor to producer. that makes sense. the 10% requirement of re-usable cups and -- is that enough, 10%? if i have 100 people, only to have 10 re-usable cups? and then how do you determine the attendance of an event? is it the honor system or how are you going to enforce your -- you know, this law? >> hi, everyone. i'm alexa kelty, department of the environment. i work with jack and ashley at the department. the events -- we'll work closely with the permitting agents, so department and rec park and sfmta, they manage the permitting process for events. on that permit, they will say how many attendees they estimate. so we'll be basing their goal, their 10% goal, on that attendance number. does that answer your question? >> commissioner yee riley: yes. >> the street closure, i was using sfmta.

commissi >> thank you. >> good evening. department staff. i am before you today with two additional action items for this project. the first is the adoption of the ceqa findings for the project as well as the approval of conditional use operation for the planned unit development with modifications to the rear yard configuration, off street loading and permitted obstruction. additional thor zagses for the removal of five existing units on the site. bulk exceedance, height up to 130 feet in r.c. district and in the market re residential speci use district. and the project specifically proposes demolition of three buildings and the 450 o'farrell and 532 jones street and merging of the three lots and construction of a new mixed use building rising up to 130 feet tall with 171 net new units under placement of the five existing residential units on site. restaurant and retail space on the ground floors as well as the replacement church incorporated into the project up to 46 parking spaces proposed in a below grade garage. general overview. additio