in that spirit of love and that spirit that is angela alioto, this thing is framed as well. this is a certificate truly recognizing angela and everything she has done over the last six, seven years over her life and all the work that she will continue to do. thank you very much. on behalf of all of us, for everything. [applause] and that will be framed. to the 10-year planning council, to our entire staff, to our state partners, our local partners, kaiser, blue shield, all those folks out there doing work every single day. we are proud of you. thank you for continuing this, and we will see you back here at the 38th project homeless connect. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. i could get you to stay here one minute, we will run through the logistics and get the doors open. about 400 people are waiting to get services, so we will get you going real quick. thank you. >> really quickly, judith. >> my name is phil williams. i'm one of the early volunteers. the mayor was on the radio in february, january 2005 and invited people to volunteer and live their values. i signed up in fe

i'm angela alioto, the chair of the 10-year plan to end chronic homelessness. let me just say i think some of you might remember the mayor's race of 2003. i know gavin does. it was quite a race. at the end, gavin and i agreed that our goal was to do everything we could for the homeless and four of our great city. as a consequence, the new mayor in january 2004, appointed an incredible committee of about 30 people to create the 10-year plan to end chronic homelessness. gavin said that i would not be able to do it by june. for six months, 30 incredible people -- and i mean in credible people -- from every walk of life -- the funding was to have the hotel industry, the chamber of commerce along with the activists from the tenderloin all get along from six months and actually come through with one of the most incredible plans to end chronic homelessness and poverty in the city and county of san francisco. on june 29, 2004, mayor gavin newsom announced the plan, and we are standing here today still with that plan. one of the things that came out of the new administr

. >> reporter: former president angela alioto has advice for the board in these tough economic times. >> what's good for san francisco generally speaking is what takes care of the people. >> reporter: tuesday at its first full meeting, the board is set to confirm city administrator ed lee as interim mayor. ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a 20-year-old man has survived after being shot last night in delores park in san francisco. police say it happened before 11:00 p.m. when the young man was standing at 20th and delorreth streets. a man came up, fired at the victim and ran away. the man was taken to the hospital. there are no arrests so far and police are looking for a motive. >>> a girl was critically injured in a hit-and-run accident. it happened at the intersection of campbell and bascum avenues. the girl's injuries are life threatening, a spokesperson says. investigators are looking for a silver or gray japanese made vehicle. anyone with any information about the accident is asked to contact police. >>> cyclists will have a smoother road in san francisco's mission district. they're perm

the former president of the board of supervisors angela alioto. our city attorney dennis her rer. our assessor, phil tang. our treasurer jesus. our member of the board of education. [applause] our public defender. our police chief. our fire chief. i do believe the chief of staff to the mayor is here, steve connell. and representing our city administrator, representative edwin brown. [applause] so at this time, i'd like to acknowledge our newly elected colleagues in the numerical order of their district. and give them an opportunity for some brief remarks and for some family introductions. i'd like to start with our newest supervisor from district two, supervisor mark farrell. [applause] supervisor farrell: thank you, president chiu, and congratulations again on your election. what an experience. i am so proud to be here today in front of all of you. and so excited to be here and share it with my family. i'm proud to be here today, first and foremost, as a kid who grew up in the neighborhoods of district two. a current resident of district two. but most importantly, as a san franci