the answer to any city attorney, any dispute over that? >> no. we are saying to amend it to the agreement. >> okay. at this point let's open up to public comment. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> let me just clarify, i know kevin and others know how urgent it is to develop projects and especially for housing trust fund to really kick start the development of much much needing affordable housing. you are saying you are okay with the budget analyst to recommend that we amend this as suggested to be contingent on moa to be on final agreement with that. you are okay with that? >> yes. we understand we need to get amended language to miss young very quickly. all right. can i have a motion to make the budget analyst. can we take those without opposition and the other line item as amended can we move that without opposition. congratulations on that one. mr. clerk can you call item no. 5, 6 and 7 together. >>> item no. 5. the clerk: airport professional services agreement elevator maintenance serves not to

this is my way of thanking him while being of service to any city. san francisco is a world-class city. the very things had harvey milk affectionate for sdoifrz to have a terminal named after him and the importance of his legacy not only to san francisco but foreto outline e all who traffic here to call this place home. again, thank you very much for this opportunity and if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them. >> sure supervisor tang. >> in making collective decisions on what term be to be named after him. >> that has definitely changed in the few minutes alex got me excited about listening to people in the community he says hey, i'm a work hours and i'm willing to standing shoulder to shoulder and work on the diversity and the opportunity to work with someone who has the nonprofit experience he talked about. he clearly is into doing the grassroots work not unliquor i do. the opportunity to engage with people to - i think there's an opportunity to include people in the conversation and a opportunity to do a lot of listening. i this th

want to take advantage of that and those are private contractors that are not countered against any city dollars. >> mr. thank you, your honor man. >> actually, the cohesive addressed dh what i was going to address. i'll say that this it is our responsibility inform enforce the rules of this commission that's what i'm talking about rules. and i'm making comment on any one content but at the same time it's also our job to correct misinformation. and this is being broadcast all over san francisco but i need not do that because the chief did that. please call line item 5 please. discussion and possible action to remind the board of supervisors approve the donation of 10 defibrillator last year's from that from john for the tenderloin station. action. thank you. we have captain make his way to the podium >> good evening champion cheri's. >> good evening, members of the plod and public. i'm the commanding officer of the police department. their here to make a request to accept an automatic matted defibrillator latter from john of the historic john's grill located in the tenderloin police dist

the lease requirement they follow the guidelines all staff are trained on those and also 0 for us any city contractors who are working at coit tower are trained so all the capital and contracting staff have been trained on those guidelines to assure their protection. lastly on the murals we are very excited to announce well we're excited we'll be daegd one percent of the grow to the murals to repeal e help with the ongoing upkeep and maintenance of the murals to make sure their preserved for future generations. among the improvements that the usc to paint the handrails and having custom lighting in the bookstore and cleaning and filling the floor and steam cleaning all walkways and a comfortably the gallery flow. as the department has gone through the process we have a robust community plan that's been going on for probably about 8 years now as we've been working on this. specifically in the fall of 2012 we hemd held a series of the meeting to present this to the public and experiences on how coit tower could be improved. act out of that meeting came some community feedback that participan

the city at any point can decide to build a smaller jail or no jail at all without having to redo that environmental review, and then as supervisor campos said, the board will have options in 2015 to revisit this. >> thank you, ms. campbell. i especially want to highlight all the time and energy that you personally put into this to get this report out as quickly as possible. so, thank you very much for your excellent work. supervisor yee. >> yes, i have a few questions. thank you for the presentation and it's a very thorough report. the first question is really, when you look at the graph in page 2 of your report, if you had predicted or use the forecast for 2011, and right away you use the more current data. so, you were -- not you personally. >> right. >> -- heard that the forecast for 2011 would have been way off. is that sort of an error that may happen either way as we move into the next year, for instance? >> i think whatever you're forecasting into the future, you have to make certain assumptions. i wouldn't call it guesswork exactly, but it's certainly not a known entity. and i

that does not allow for police officers in the city of san francisco nor any city that uses that form which is all of them to report that any party in a collision have a disability. that is what i brought up at the hearing yesterday evening as did carla johnson. there was some slight good news that the police commission did report to look into how to fix it. a problem has been discovered and a means to address it. so there is more to be done. thank you. >> thank you. next we have -- pardon me, shelby bryceon? >> good afternoon members of the council, visible and invisible. staff and carl a my name is jackie bryson and i have glad tidings to bear. i'm a member of the matt committee access advisory committee and i ask our mta staff. we have a person who comes and interacts. this thing is not moving. yeah. somebody time me, then. you know i'm very honest. so i ask her if she can look into finding out where the signs that i had seen in the mission district stating that skateboarding, bicycle riding, in line skating was prohibited on the sidewalks because i wanted to know what constituted

san francisco has the highest minimum wage of any city in the country. the mayor's spokesperson says it's not the only issue. >> so the mayor is very much looking forward to working with the president over the next year. >> san francisco is on the cutting edge. a lot of technology and new jobs and major corporations. perhaps there's something there. >> reporter: allison howard who chairs the political science department says we should expect a lot of calls to action from the president tonight, most of which may never be fulfilled. the president made at least 41 calls to action during last year's state of the union. only two proposals were enacted. >> other presidents have also had poor years. reagan, for example, in 1986 did not have a very good year. he only had about 5% of his partially enacted. >>. >> reporter: and howard says tonight look for the president to announce proposals that he can enact without congressional approval. she is scheduled to be here in san francisco on thursday for a democratic fundraiser. live in san francisco, nbc bay area new

role that we play here in san francisco, relative to other cities, most other cities as a matter of fact they don't make any other city has a transportation department that has been entrusted with all of these different roles for managing traffic, to and parking, to running the transit, to regulating the taxis to facilitating the commercial vehicles, bike sharing and car sharing, and it is really some what of a unique structure, within the united states. that the voters put this in place, through ballot measures in 1999 and 2007 and so it gives us a great opportunity, to really think about the transportation network and manage it in a comprehensive way and i think that is a great opportunity that we have to improve how we work with small businesses. my board also adopted a strategic plan and it was adopted a year and a half ago and actually coming up on two years ago and it is guiding the agency over the course of three fiscal cycles or six fiscal year. and it identified a vision, of san francisco, as a great city with excellent transportation choices, which has meant to really importance that the transport

another concern of a simmering is a fact that we are losing our black population, the fastest of any city or county in the united states. and considering the fact that not uncommon to any urban center and which i think has been certainly a note of shame and distinction even in san francisco, as enlightened as we seem to be claimed, that population is also too high in its incarceration. but i have to say that part of my ministration's objection is connectivity. and i have a problem that if we go ahead and arrive at the conclusion that we can go ahead and shuttle people or transfer people to san bruno and not connect the pragmatics of what it takes to connect families or keep the inmates in contact with those that they should be in contact with, that to me sabotages the level of community that is already under threat in san francisco. and that is important to us, to remain i think in the eyes and in the focus of san franciscans and the city government of our commitment to make sure that we do everything we can for rehabilitation. and that boils down to why we're here, because the facility t

of them as transit officers so any time there's an investigation, they are allowed to go within any city in california, any county in california and conduct investigations. now, that's typically in conjunction with the local agency, and in this case, dublin police were out front when this incident happened inside this apartment here in dublin. >> understood. all right. andria borba reporting live. thank you. as we mentioned, this is the first time a bart police officer has been killed in the line of duty. before today, the last bart police shooting was two-and-a-half years ago. involved an officer shooting and killing a homeless man with a knife at a san francisco bart station, then, of course, there was the now-infamous oscar grant shooting five years ago. the officer said he was going for his taser. instead he pulled out his service revol ver kilg an unarmed passenger. bart has since made a lot of changes. officers now receive 40 hours a year of training on the use of force. 70% more than they used to. >>> take a look at this. you're looking at the damage when a pot heist went south. b

i think it's fine. >> any other thoughts? does the city attorney have any view on that? >> john givener deputy city attorney. your current titles are fine from a legal perspective, the proposed title is fine from the legal perspective. the one thing i would say that you shouldn't amend any portion of the sunshine enforcement by enforcement regulations tonight because that is not on your agenda. >> mr. st. croix, can you respond to dr. kur's question about 6a? >> dr. kerr is absolutely correct the bar is now one commissioner member can calendar a complaint. i'm not sure why this copy went out, but it's typographical or an old copy, but it's one that has already been voted on and in effect. >> thank you. any other discussion from the commissioners on this agenda item? is there a motion to approve the changes to the regulations for investigations and enforcement proceedings? >> is moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? hearing none the motion passes. the next item on the agenda is discussion and possible action on reports submitted by lisa herrick formerl

but for grieving friends and family members it is not consolation in any city, the crime statistics hitlose to home, one homicide victim is one too many. >> we are just getting word that former first lady barbara bush is hospitalized with respiratory trouble. we have learned that she was admitted to the houston hospital yesterday. she's gotten this from her husband, george each of you bush, as well as other family members. edd a -year-old is in great spirits and getting tested care. the us consumer economy rose. its index of consumer confidence rose to just over 70 in september near the back where it was before the port partial government shutdown in october. consumer, it's with that 72 in september. and, on wall street, the s&p 500 ended the day with a new record, making this year the best since 1997. all three major indexes ended the day up. targets mass hiking of the units of credit and debit cards wasn't enough, the retail giant has apparently sold thousands of gift cards that don't work. the problem is that target the wrong authorization code on them. we have more on the problem it

respond to numerous call around the city >> reporter:here they responded to a report of a woman down at the bart steps just outside of nordstrom's >> reporter:on anyut 17 to 18 medic wagons responding to 911 calls city wide and about 15 during the evening >> reporter:currently they have 40 ambulances 5 are brand new the oldest is 15 years old and has more then 222 thousand city miles recorded >> reporter:they are short staffed, in fact according fire chief joanne hayes white. they need to hire an additional 30 to 50 qualified people to build them up to acceptable levels >> reporter: this is why the state of california requires 80 to 90 percent of all 911 calls to be handeld by san francisco fire exclusively right now they only can handle 73 percent >> reporter:but to their credit they are up from 69 percent >> reporter:they have to deal with an aging fleet and equiptment issues but according to fire chief johanne hayes-white 10 new medic wagons are on order >> reporter:however with the afordable care act there may be a larger demand for 911 services which could put a bigger strain on the fire department to keep reach the state required mandate >>

association that has a rep right in the front row here today will pour in more money than we have seen in any city, but we can win with our schools and with our parents and our grassroots groups and our pediatricians and others in the coalition to fight for the future of our children's health and i will just say that jill wynns and many parents on this or in this district, really have led to major leadership of healthier nutrition guidelines, for our children, but also, inspired many other school districts around the country and your policies of access and feeding all hungry students, without the stigmas that really supporting the different nutrition programs and physical ed in and out of school is inspiring and i think that it inspires a lot of what our effort at the city level will do and i will stop there and say that i believe that we can do it in san francisco and we need your support and i urge you to support the resolution and thank you so much for the commissioners, norton, wynns and matt haney as well. thank you. >> thank you. commissioners and good evening. it is great to be at the schoo

new york city, have you driven around in a car the worst rates of any city. of any city.ado is confronting. i am not saying it is about tax revenue but about the adoption. this has something to do with washington state. state, whathington are the legs of the controversial system? you could look to see what are the most progressive states. probably california. >> the federal government does not want to see this happen. the case. not president obama and the justice department have given the nod to say let's watch this. it is an experiment. everyone is watching to see how they do. if there are too many car accidents caused by stoned drivers. if they collect a lot of tax revenue. >> i have learned a lot about it going. -- bit coin. this is going to be a front and center issue. thank you. come back tomorrow with an update. here is a data check. a little negative. 10-year yield over three percent. economic data at 8:30 this mo rning. good morning, everyone. it is bloomberg "surveillance." i am tom keene. we are on bloomberg radio. a lot of different ways to see smart people. th

2012 they had more homicides than any city in the nation but saw a 16% drop last year. >>> let's go tousiness now. all three major indices down yesterday. the s & p posting a loss for the third consecutive session. not a great start to the year tore stocks. but in washington, the senate made janet yellen one of the most powerful women in the world confirming her as the next head of the federal reserve. she got a lot to handle. she has to unwind all this stimulus and still dealing with 7% unemployment. >> yeah, absolutely. but there are plenty of people in the market who think she is a safe pair of hands, brian. as you know, she is seen as quite dubbish on the interest rate story. she was a supporter of ben bernanke's decision to go with this $75 billion worth of bond buying every month. so very much many the same vain as ben bernanke. so no change really as far as the markets are concerned. but it is interesting when it came to the votes, 56 in favor, 26 against. and she wasn't the first choice, it seems but she has been confirmed. so that's the important bit of news. let's move you on

apartment had this to say said every year chicago police recover more illegal guns than officers in any city in the country a factor of lax federal laws as well as lax laws in illinois we need stronger gun safety laws not increased access to firearms within the city if other jurisdictions surrounding the city had maybe tightened their gun laws do you think you know chicago would be better off. again i mean i think it goes back to the fact that look the argument can be made that if everyone around chicago would have tighter gun restrictions there would be fewer gun crimes but again you go back to that comparison between houston and chicago in houston you have much more lax gun laws and in texas of course is a state where you can conceal carry in some places you can open carry in some places and in the state of texas and in specifically literally in houston there's a lot more access to these guns and again they don't have the same kind of gun violence so the issue in chicago look is really comes down to a gang issue it comes down to a drug culture issue it comes down to. the turf war issues it

snowstorms are a huge challenge for any city and brand new mayors in new york and detroit are about to face their first big tests. don dahler has that part of the story. >> i by, bill de blasio -- >> reporter: hours before he was sworn in as mayor bill de blasio assured new yorkers he knows what's important to them. >> i remember that my own block didn't get cleared for three days so something like a snowstorm i take very personally. >> reporter: that was a lesson learned from his predecessors. michael bloomberg was exscore@ed for days of impassable streets following a 2010 blizzard. >> the world does not come to an end. the city is going fine, broadway shows were full last night. >> reporter: and john lindsay almost lost reelection in 1969 for not having the streets in queens cleared quickly enough following a snowstorm. ten years later, mayor michael bilandic of chicago wasn't so lucky. he was defeated largely because of the city's anemic reaction to a blizzard. with bankrupt detroit looking at a possible seven inches of snow tomorrow, income mayor mike duggan hopped on a plow to sho

in any city with a burgeoning industry around the world.n central and south america, asia, everywhere. tech companies have really boomed in san francisco, taking out huge corporate office spaces, and they are revitalizing -- we both lived here -- revitalizing certain neighborhoods, but at the same time they are driving up real estate prices. some people are happy about that, others are pretty. piss factor is not high enough, with all due respect, to all those people yelling at the buses. war where it is chest to chest, but nothing is really happening. what we are talking about, charging of these shuttle companies, who will then pass it on to the tech companies who can afford it -- i think it is a dollar a day per stop. >> we have not been able to figure out how much they will pay. of city bureaucracy, you cannot make a profit. that is estimated at $1.5 million. if you do the math of the cost these companies will incur, maybe around $8 million. tobe there is $6 million play with to make income inequality smaller intemperance is go. the separ

and had this to say that every year chicago police recover more in need of guns and officers in any city in the country a factor of lax federal ones as well as lax laws and alan white we need stronger gun safety laws are not increase access to firearms within the city at its other jurisdictions surrounding the city had me that i can blog on lies dvd in a chicago would be better off. again if he goes back to the fact that that the argument can be made that if everyone around chicago would have to tighter gun restrictions they would be fewer gun crimes but again you go back to the comparison between houston and chicago in houston you have much more lax gun laws than in the other in taxes of course is a state where you can conceal carry in some places you can open carry in some places. i'm in the state of texas and particularly in houston. there's a lot more access to these guns and eight and again they don't have the same kind of gun violence so the key to the issue with chicago look is really comes down to a gang issue it comes down to a drug culture issue it comes down to i'm a turf war

. >> any cities where air cap is not in now that you would like to be in?not at -- in terms of physical location. we are both large companies already. we have presence in almost 100 companies -- countries already. he going too of ils stay on once the deal is done? >> i will be the ceo of the company. as we go forward through the next several months, we will make more announcements on the management team itself. >> how much capital has their cap raised in the last few years cap raised in the last few years? about $9e raised billion. we have a pretty competitive cost of capital. >> angus kelly is the ceo. thank you for joining us in studio. >> thank you. >> coming up, it is a rare feat in the entertainment world to win all four american awards. rita marino joins us next. ♪ >> welcome back. this is "taking stock her." rice general motors says it will pay a dividend of $.30 a share, marking its first quarterly payment since july of 2000 eight. general motors is likely headed for its 16th stakeholder profit. retailer cut its earnings forecast due to lower- than-

absolutely no conceivable way that this sort of situation would have been allowed to happen in any of the european cityor in any. state the authorities would be planned and clear the street to go the government to sack to do great restraint in this matter is to protest is. encouraged by the opposition leaders have not. been taking the situation this is been the way through this whole crisis to begin with the opposition leaders who crocheted i mean extraordinary sense of entitlement insisting. that things be done the way they want to be done. that is not the way to achieve concrete noise or to negotiate. and let's now go back to studio and with me here is. our news editor as well as a. correspondent here and how it all it all started remember about the ukraine association deal which. failed surgery show us about the yes exactly yes not the latest one the. the anti demonstrators demonstration basically a package of laws that are highly unpopular not to not to mention the fact that they were not quite put through we go as far as a understand i really tried to do this issue and still a little bit lost ther

if you are planning to fly to boston, new york or any city where the heavier snow is expected today and tomorrow, your flight could be canceled. check with the airline before leaving home. amtrak is operating on a regular schedule today. that could change as the weather changes. >> what about schools? several schools are still on holiday break tomorrow. some schools canceled events tonight because of the weather. a few schools dismissed early as a precaution. news 4 today will begin at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. we'll let you know what the roads look like and if your kids will have the day off school. >> now is a good time to download the storm team 4 weather app. you can get the latest alerts, live radar and your forecast anytime in the palm of your hand. download it free. >>> today, police are trying to figure out what led to a crash between a metro bus and a woman in a wheelchair. it happened along mlk avenue near w street in southeast d.c. we are told the bus was making a right turn on to w street when it collided with a woman in an electric wheelchair. medics took the woman to an area hos

-- we have to keep the crowds low because we invest, it's -- las vegas has more hotel rooms than any city in the room, but they can only handle so many people. we look to keep it around 150,000 people, plus or minus b 10,000. >> i remember there was a talk about patent reform a year ago, and i imagine they will continue to talk about it this year, especially because there's still work to do in terms of legislation. on the patent issue, i remember when that bill was being voted on in the house, cea said that you were going to score this bill as part of your technology legislation scorecard. can you tell us what that is? >> guest: so, basically, we have a political action committee, and when we are making decisions about whether to give money to members of congress, what we're saying is we're looking for members of congress that we are scoring as aligned with the world of innovation. and what their positions on immigration, on intellectual property, on trade, very important. we support members who are philosophically consistent. so for the patent reform legislation we thought it was signifi

the worst streets of any city.uch aprings desperate fiscal state that it had to turn off the street lamps last year. this is what colorado was confronting. i am not saying that it is not about tax revenue. it is about the adoption. which states go first has something to do? >> washington state is next. >> of course it is. >> what are the legs of this controversy all? >> >> california. >>exactly. >> which are the most progressive states? probably california. >> the federal government does not want to see this happen. >> why? >> that is not the case. president obama and the justice department have given the nod. it is an experiment. >> if you have the munchies and colorado, the next-door he is not going to happy. little winetime for and cheese with a touch of your smart phone in san francisco. they watch. this drone is giving david hasselhoff a run for his money. yesterday.the hoff in coney island. the icy plunge. the polar bear plunge. winter swims since 1903. ♪ money."is "lunch i am adam johnson. no ipo for chrysle