city. i think that many companies are coming to the city. we are located inside the city. and also in oakland because we have a warehouse in oakland. i went through that area and it is really great to be able to develop and expand inside san francisco which is a wonderful city. and we like being in the city. that's why we chose to have our first store inside the city which is not what we usually do. we really wanted to be inside san francisco. is a great opportunity to be inside the city. >> that's great. i think we have members here as well. i hope you heard all the comments today. we will continue to work with you all caps clearly. kristin, sophie, we definitely appreciate you have chosen san francisco to be your headquarters, at least to have your office here. and the chamber and the city look forward to continue to work with you. is there anything else any of you would like to add? any questions from the audience? otherwise we are moving right along to our next speaker so we can have champagne. [laughter] opa. thank you. sorry, yes. >> sorry about that. i am james bridg

city of san francisco. on the mayor of a city that prides itself on our sister city relationships. especially in this era today with the federal government, where we are building walls, we are tearing down relationships. we are literally creating tariffs. here in the city of san francisco, we are leading the way in a different manner. we are leading the way building bridges between our different countries and different cities throughout the world. our sister city program in san francisco, it dates back to 1957. with the inaugural sister city of osaka. it was done just a year after president eisenhower in 1956 started the sister city program in our country to really get citizens involved amongst different cities throughout the world to build those bridges and between our different cultures and in between our different countries. we are literally, now in san francisco with 19 sister cities from 8-z-letter. we are so lucky and so blessed to have so many amazing volunteers and individuals working in the city of san francisco for our sister city committees and for our sister city relatio

that you were amazed how quiet the city is, since that recognition the city is, since that recognition the cityn the city is flourishing and developing. i believe the arab residents respect the fact that it will stay or of a united city. we have seen a lot of violence elsewhere. not in jerusalem, not in... gaza. it's not connected to the city. on the day the embassy was opened injerusalem we saw them more than —— we saw more than 50 palestinians shot. it's not contested incher roos alarm and the arab and —— the arab residents understand it's for their benefit as well. i thought you were going to say that nowhere in the world is split city has ever functioned but wow, indeed the city is now working as the common denominator for people that respect each other in the middle east. it doesn't exist anywhere in the middle east. you can't change facts on the ground. there are still possibly more than 330,000 arabs living in the city you don't get to vote in israeli elections, who are, if it is looked at from the outside, not treated in the same way as thejewish citizens of this city. you can't change

cities in the world. we were never counted as a high—tech city. the cityiet, one of the safest cities in the world, so i believe i leave the city in a very positive momentum. i received it and it was not very positive, to say the least. i believe in every practical parameter you check out, is the city doing well, it is common practice that the city is doing very well. well, that is, i may say, a very positive spin, but this city is also one of the most divided in the world. and if one looks at it from the point of view of its arab citizens, it is a city which is consistently failing its people. well, i totally disagree with you. the reality is, that if you look at our arab population injerusalem, they are doing far better than anywhere in the region, than syria, sumaria, gaza, the arab residents ofjerusalem are part of the city. they have the same quality of health services, they are part of the job and the economy, their education system is doing much better, so in any practical parameter the arab residents ofjerusalem are doing far, far better than in th

fixing broken lights. >> during the campaign all i heard from people all over the city is, clean up the city. clean up the city. well, i'm not going to clean up the city by myself. all of you are an important part of helpin us to clean up this beautiful city. >> the campaign will also pay for programs that employ the homeless to help keep downtown streets clean. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. take a look at where the extreme heat is going to be, the dangerous heat in mendocino and lake county today and tomorrow. temperatures could reach 110 degrees. thinking about going to the coast let me remind you we still have beach hazards for the southerly swells that will have dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves. it's not the size of the waves but the amount of energy and the rip currents could pull you from the coast making it hard to get back in. be careful there. >> good morning, mike. you want to be careful on the roads this morning, too. we've got fog once again today including a dense fog advisory for golden gate bridge. looking live at our camera you can see we ha

city. someone who has had the opportunity to be a leader outside of city hall and inside of city hall. and at this point, it is the only person on the board of supervisors that is part of the lgbtq community. please join me in welcoming up the great lady -- leader for our city of san francisco supervisor jeff sheehy. >> thank you kate i have a certificate from the board of supervisors for you as well. [applause] just a note, under her leadership, nclr has led on these national court battles, but one of the most moving things i experienced was i was with my husband in a small town in florida, a lesbian couple, the woman who had been previously married to a man was having trouble getting rights for her child and who was there? nclr. small town, big towns, big issues, little issues, they have been there across this country. i salute you, kate. i salute nclr. the greatest. [applause] so, this is an interesting pride to kick off with a supreme court decision against our community. i recognize our acclaim this year and generations of pride and like kate, is passing down to new leadership and

hearing today to examine pg&e's practices that are impeding our ability as a city to bring clean, affordable city power to city-funded projects. as my colleagues know, the city is committed through the charter and the admin code, chapter 99, to utilize clean power gas to help achieve renewable energy goals. unfortunately, our public electric service delivery depends on pg&e's transmission infrastructure. in 2015, a long-standing interconnection agreement expired, and now critically important city projects are being delayed and saddled with requirements by pg&e that are interfering with building design functionality. i'm glad the mayor was able to reach a temporary truce with pg&e on a short list of projects under way. i hope that my call for this hearing back in april helped prompt pg&e's cooperation. we have a much longer pipeline of projectses that extend well beyond this year, and the city needs to exceed with the assurance that we'll not again be facing the type of roadblocks we have seen in the past. frankly, the more i have dug into this issue, the more appalled i am at how pg&e demands are impacting the

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city. new orleans was an exception in many ways, a much older city, much smaller city and i had this unique french, spanish, caribbean history and heritage that really set it apart from virtually any other american city, but even new orleans had the same kind of growth logic credit was located at the mouth of the mississippi river so anything coming down the mississippi had to be offloaded in new orleans and loaded onto oceangoing vessels. there is a certain logic to wide new orleans grew up where it was. and then you have l.a., and there really is no compelling geographical reason for there to be a major urban center in this area. there's a number of factors working against it. so, to make that happen, to make a city grow requires a lot of imagination, a lot of out-of-the-box thinking and, i contend, a certain amount of deception as you'll see, the city that resulted from this extraordinary process of growth turned out to be extraordinary in and of itself. now i did something a little different with the prologue. all three of the books have prologues, but in this one i included the section

in the next 50 years, the vast majority of humanity is going to live in cities, probably in big cities. cities livableg and enjoyable, i think is a big responsibility for all of us. it will improve our quality of life and our well-being. these efforts of large and small scale are extremely welcome. the great work that mrs. bush has done to promote some of these ideas in the public space are very much to be applauded. these are necessary in the future because more and more people will be living in these environments. this is what people crave at the end of the day. we don't want to live in hostile environments. it is part of our progress as a society. to move forward, we want to -- wethe simple measures don't just want to maximize our income. we want to have an environment that is sustainable, welcoming, and enjoyable. when we have leisure time, we want to go to the park. some will want to run and others will want to play. it will make the experience more enjoyable. mrs. bushke to thank and our panelists for joining us. i hope you have a wonderful evening. [captioning performed by the national

this city is increasingly two cities. the cities of haves and a city of have-nots. homelessness is a tragic visible symbol of that severe inequity. san franciscans, thousands of them lose their homes. the city coffers are fuller than ever. yet we don't see, in this mare's budget, at true reshuffling to address this crisis. the homeless budget is only three% of our city budget. this mare's budget shows a one% increase in new funding. this budget has a massive increase for police, including new weapons, tasers and meanwhile, the police are doing 6,000 homeless response calls a month. this would be not be needed if we had housing and shelter for folks. they do 6,000 mental health calls and this calls for cuts to core mental health services. it calls for 40 more street cleaners. if we did not have thousands and thousands of people on our streets, it would go a long way. it is time to turn this around. you have the opportunity to do just that. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm the director of shelters for the episcopal community services

he said breed is the right person to lead the city. >> making san francisco a good city, a better cityd ultimately, the best city anywhere to be found. >> breed tells us she is focused and ready for the challenging task of trying to fix the problems that plague the city such as homelessness and housing. >> i want to work with members of the board and others to try and address the issues. and it's going to take time and patience by. i'm committed to getting us to a better place. >> reporter: as a native daughter of the city, this is a dream come true. in san francisco, amber lee, kt>>> sal is watching the morni commute. how does it look? >> looks okay so far. we have been watching the far away commutes as we always do. and we'll look at northbound 101. san jose up to gilmore looks pretty good. the full area looking nice and no major issues driving up to the silicon valley. and we have mostly good traffic and a little bit of slowing on 237 as you approach sunnyvale because of roadwork. it's not a big delay. and this is 280 up to highway 17. and the bay bridge toll plaza is light. probabl

city to locations all over the city. with all respect to m.t.a., and i think my staff probably uses more transit than any agencies in the city, we can't use mass transit to get to various places in the city without taking hours. >> supervisor sheehy: well, that's poor planning. i think you'll be more sensitive to when you do planning to how people get around. >> supervisor cohen: we'll save that for another day. your staff is not laughing. in all seriousness, let's focus back on the budget. supervisor fewer? >> supervisor fewer: my question was, director, how many vehicles do you have in your fleet? >> three. >> supervisor fewer: and this is one of the three. >> that's correct. >> supervisor fewer: okay. thank you very much. >> supervisor cohen: have you identified another car? >> yes. >> supervisor cohen: and have you costed it out? >> yes. the new car is a chevy volt. >> 37,578 is the request. >> and it's not general fund dolla dollars. >> supervisor cohen: it's not general fund dollars, it's project dollars that the department gives to the -- that the -- >> oh, sorry, it's not fee dollars, it's not general fund dollars, i

city . new orleans was an exception in many ways . oldest city, much smaller city and it had this unique french, spanish caribbean history and heritage that really sets it apart from i think virtually any other american city but even new orleans had this same kind of growth logic. it was located at the mouth of the mississippi river so anything coming down the mississippi had to be offloaded to new orleans and onto ocean going vessels so there was a certain logic to why new orleans group where it was at that you have and there is no compelling geographical region for their behavior and center in this area there are a number of factors working against it. to make the city grow here requires a lot of imagination, a lot of out-of-the-box thinking and i contend a certain amount of deception and as we will see, the city that resulted from this extraordinary process of growth turned out to be extraordinary in and of itself . i did something a little different with the prologue of this book. all three of the books have prologues and in this one i included a section that l

city stuff when we do our motion. do we have a motion? >> move to support this legislation as presented. >> second. >> is it motion with an amendment that the city consider allowing city vendors to apply the cost of complying with this law to its invoice to the city? >> yes. i will take that amendment to my -- >> president adams: yes. that's a good one. okay. so we have a motion by commissioner dwight. seconded by commissioner yee-riley. we'll do roll call. [roll call] >> president adams: motion passes 6-0 with one absent. >> thank you. very very much. >> b.o.s. file 180320, catering as accessory use in neighborhood commercial districts. ordinance amending the planning code to allow catering as an accessory use to limited restaurants in commercial districts under certain conditions. >> i will be doing the presentation. commissioner safai's aide was going to be here and can't now. i will walk you through. catering as an accessory in commercial districts right now is not permitted. it's not permitted in neighborhood commercial districts unless the catering use provides products for retail sale in the same location where the caterer is using -- or is in use of -- is usin

city elections. the city will continue to comply with the judge's order. the cityill further analyze this confusing situation as it determines how to proceed. they did not determine how many will have elections come november. >> the intention behind what they are trying to achieve is maybe a good one. i think the approach of single member districts in santa clara is not the right approach. >> reporter: the new approach doesn't guarantee racial diversity and could lead to frustration at the polls. >> i think it's an insult to santa clara to be able to vote for the best candidate not necessarily for a candidate simply because of their ethnicity. >> the city of santa clara could appeal that court ruling and if it does. the asian law alliance will keep fighting for district elections. >>> a lemonade stand owner is upset because someone called the police. >>> a debate over security clearances and whether the president's critics should be allowed to keep them. i'm doug luzader in washington. we'll have more on that just ahead. >>> if you're looking at the bay bridge, we

city. we care about the people on -- the residents who live in our city. we care about civic pride here in san francisco. civic center and the bart station is at the heart of san francisco. it is the door way to our city government and city hall, it is -- that's better. it is the doorway to the plaza, to market street and mid market, the growing part of our downtown corridor. this is the heart of san francisco. it has become unfortunately a glimpse into the homeless and behavioral health issues that we have here in san francisco. it is not safe. it is not acceptable anymore. so today i'm proud that we are announcing a partnership between our san francisco police department and part that is going to increase staffing here at civic center bart station. san francisco police department, we are going to be increasing foot patrols by over 300 hours per week. bart is also going to be increasing their staffing levels as well. we need to make a difference for the commuters that use bart. we need to make a difference for san francisco residents and we need to make a difference for visitors who come to our beloved city of san francisco. let's also make sure to know that this is not a police matter alone. i'm pro

district elections, they can have a better city council, better form of government. >> reporter: districts will be the city will still -- election the mayor honor a city wide -- on a city wide basis. wide basis. the ruling did not determine which districts or how many of them will have elections come november. >> i think the intention behind the plaintiffs and what they're trying to achieve is maybe a good one? i think the approach of seeing a number of districts in santa clara is not the right approach. >> reporter: this member says this approach doesn't guarantee racial diversity and could lead to frustration at the polls. >> it is an insult in terms of their intelligence to vote for the next candidate, not necessarily because of ethnicities. >> reporter: the city could appeal the decision. if the city does that, the organization will fight back. >>> this november, california voters will decide whether to repeal the latest increase in the state gas tax. proposition 6 looks to eliminate the $.12 a gallon tax increase pasted by legislature last year. the group hoping to repeal the tax rallied in san mateo today. they don't think the money will be used

order to fund a ground breaking new free city college program that promised to make city college free for all san franciscans. in its first year, the free city program has been wildly successful, more successful than any of us imagined, meaning that over 10,000 san francisco residents attended and enrolled in free city in order to get vocational training, associate degrees, professional development for career changes or to begin their four-year degrees. that fabulous success however has left city college with a $5 million debt. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. let me just ask you a question. what is the budget ask? >> $5 million increase make the program permanent and cover the summer semester for city college. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is bridget davila, and i'm president of the board of trustees of city college. as you probably know, city college has undergone an unfortunate number of problems in the last ten years, but we are now back on track, we are accredited, we are moving forward. this free city program, which the board of supervisors overwhelmingly supported, it's

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city, with the money going towards affordable housing. earlier this year, the seattle city council approved a head tax there, only to resend it later. yesterday, apple sent city tax leaders of this letter, saying we are glad to have invested $70 million in public benefits. as you know, apple's investment in cupertino goes far beyond that. the letter goes on to say apple wants its transportation team to meet with city leaders to specifically discuss the congestion issue in the next few weeks. >> i want to help find a solution. i am open to that, i am not saying we have got to do it this way. >> reporter: and this cooper -- if the cooper city -- cupertino city council approves the ballot, it will go on to vote tonight. >>> trump administration officials are on the hot seat facing senator questions about the family separation policy. they defended it, but also made and admission. >>> federal immigration officials testify today about the trump administration policy about separating immigrant children from their parents, and the struggle to reunite them. >> the hearing comes from reports of abuse that government retention facilities are servicing including childre

city and tries to fit in, but he is a country bumpkin. now think about what we have talked about, about all of the young men moving to the city. and so here is a character, jim to the country bumpkin city -- but because he is an african-american, this can get laughs among the urban class, working-class audience. so, we're going to talk about the songs of the minstrel shows and what those reflect in a later class period. but i want you to understand the comic characters of the minstrel shows, one way to understand them is the racial views of isricans, but think of them the real target of the humor in -- is these working-class resentments against gentility and refinement. >> how long do the shows last? years, i mean. prof. foote: they're going to last until -- i will show you a film clip from the 1920's. i mean, the minstrel shows will be the most popular form of entertainment from 1820 into the 20th century. al jolson does films where he sings in blackface and has minstrel singers behind him. one of my colleagues, brian, he actually studies sailors who go overseas in the early and late 19th century. one of the most interesting things is that the navy, the sailors in the navy, when they

my vision for the city was the as my boyhood interpretation, that this city, washington city, the federal city in the district of columbia would not just be a seed of government where elected officials visited. i saw the federal city as a living city, where people thrived and engaged in discourse with each other. where business was conducted, and theadesmen profited arts occurred. made divine providence not disappoint our fervent expectations. i want to conclude by once again conveying to you the most important message of what i have .poken of this idea of amnesty and mutual conception. 1787,mber september 17, anyone know the significance of that date? we had been at work more than a third of the year. i was presiding officer at philadelphia city. all of the delegates and dismissed them to return to their respective states the ratification process to begin. i was up on the dais, house in , and ipapers together heard a tap coming closer to the dais. coming closer to the day of, a sage of philadelphia, dr. benjamin franklin. he was in great agony, he had count in his feet and stones in his

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playing field between the made-in-san francisco city and those operators that are operating outside of the city but conducting business inside of the city. given that we still need a bit more time to understand the legal and the fiscal implications of this particular amendment i am proposing that we duplicate the file and add this amendment to the new version. we can take the next week to further study the issue and move forward with one of two versions next week. and before i move on i have a question for the city attorney's office. thank you, mr. gibner. on the issue that has arisen in many of my conversations, is the question of our medical cannibas exemption. and it's a very straightforward question, why does it apply only to retail? so my understanding is that it's due to state regulation. can you perhaps confirm that on the record and explain the issue a little bit to us. >> sure. deputy city attorney john gibner. the problem is that under the state scheme upstream cannibas isn't designated for medical purposes versus recreational. and so there would not be a way currently for the city to determine whether -- whether a business is

task force, city and partners working every day to prevent terrorist attacks. >> reporter: he talked about traveling to philadelphia to plan an attack similar to the oklahoma city bombing. citieshroughout the country will be for security including new york city but the nypd says there is no credible threat. >> take all precautions to begin with. heather: turning to the obama administration, devon nunez demanding 10 current and former officials testify publicly about their role in the launch of the trump pressure probe. and nunez ready to subpoena if necessary. >> many in the obama era state department, many people in state department meeting with christopher steele. hired by the democrats deterred on donald trump. >> pfizer -- fisa warrants gained access to the trump campaign. mike pompeo heading back to north korea and press the rogue regime on the promise to denuclearize, marking the highest level contact since -- the administration believes denuclearization in a year. the satellite data suggests otherwise north korea may strengthen their facility. angela merkel keeping her job after reach researching a last-minute deal to slow the migrant crisis after a 5 hour debate, agree

again, if you run city-wide you're talking about, um, having to walk the whole city and raise money to send mailers to the whole city. >> reporter: the city attorney says the city is in favor of diversity. it fears that district elections will be decided by a small number of voters. >> it's not like san jose where you have 100,000 people in one district. here you'd have approximately 19,000 to 20,000 people in each district, and that's pretty small because given patterns of voting you don't get all registered voters to vote. >> reporter: the city council is expected to meet in a closed door session tomorrow morning to discuss how to respond to the judge's decision. they will also talk about a possible appeal. in santa clara, betty yu, kpix 5. >> and under the judge's order residents will cast votes for a mayor and either two or three council members in november. >>> a dying man took the stand today in a high profile lawsuit against chemical giant monsanto. lee johnson blames his cancer on an herbicide. he said he sprayed 150 gallons of round up at least 20 times a year. today johnson testified quote i figured if it

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city? how does that interface with this conversation? and then i have a follow-up question. >> okay. absolutely, supervisor. josh arsay, city build. city build was established in 2005 and began training candidates in the community starting in 2006. it was an initiative that was cataali cataalized. it's graduated more than 1,200 graduates going back through what is starting now in the third week of our 29th class. it's an 18-week program. you can do the math in terms of two classes a year, sometimes during the summer. as i mentioned, sometimes we recruit with organizations in our most disadvantaged communities. we're trying to find workers of color, women, limited english-speaking, formerly incarcerated, to help them gain access to the construction industry. our partnerships are with jointly administered apprenticeship programs and the counterparts of the training centers. they're called jtcs. to your point, i think very specifically, which is how it works, when we graduate city build pre-apprentices who are ready to become apprentices through our partnerships with the building trades -- as i mentioned, they were 49 graduates -- they go