the pill last year's i support this but i do appreciate the fact that we are coming up with strategieshat allow flexibility for resources to go to schools outside of what typically the schools do within their budget the one thing i do hundred percent agree with commissioner fewer on is the resources for infrastructure things that ordinary person sustain through turn over and certain systems there is technology centers and professional development plans and strategies that go to the schools to support of faculty if place regardless of the turn over or not i appreciate the thoughtfulness behind what we're trying to accomplish it would be great to make suretolysis strengthening components that really get to the infrastructure pieces that helps our schools to be sustainable i have to say regardless of what staff is available and then i appreciate 2 of $.1 million allocated to m t ss that talks about tennis outlet i'm in favor of more possibilities for resources to support the system and i appreciate that work thank you. >> any other comments? i just want to thank the team an enormous amoun

the school leadership people not when they're doing this or, however, it might be effective he appreciate that really like i said i have the opportunity and the advantage of its been really good to understand i really, really appreciate the system that shows all the data points very hard to really get in by whatever even if it is explained when you study is it lots of things are revealed you don't get a chance to not but they're very nature their enter did not hard to understand the details unless you're studying so having those things to study he hope the next step what about a refinement that makes that able to be 1r7b8d listed and assessable to people besides people at the school sites so i'm hoping that helps us and the public what is the multi tiered level of support i want to end by saying i appreciate that it actually has changed the vocabulary the different levels how we decide where the schools are and kids are and i think that is very important we we're actually it is part of our ability to dpaevent needs whether it is schools programs are students or classrooms and i think that

grace we appreciate the responds to the questions over the last several weeks but have it the night of we say this every year i hope we come up with a better system to help us i've i mean of we get it in chunks but in some form that allows. >> i've never seen all 7 of us in the back office trying to catch up i know you guys are trying to keep with the changes i don't know how to manage that but it is really difficult to have all of this in front of us the evening of thank you >> commissioner walton. >> again first of all i want to thank the team for this abrupt process you've been definitely responsive to our questions and the questions from the community i want to through another plug in terms of the transparency part as we continue to move forward year by year as the el cap and involve the community when we are going through the budget process i want to be mindful and another question i brought up still interested to hear what the city is doing with the resources do we ever get a detailed account of those dollars. >> from the preschool for all of p are we only allowed to see the 2

that helps us and the public what is the multi tiered level of support i want to end by saying i appreciate that it actually has changed the vocabulary the different levels how we decide where the schools are and kids are and i think that is very important we we're actually it is part of our ability to dpaevent needs whether it is schools programs are students or classrooms and i think that is very important so i'm just requesting that sort of public information which goes through us could be one the first testers of that to make it for assessable to people and thank you very much. >> sxhaep then commissioner walton. >> thank you for this and the information you've provides water and for the work that has gone into this and advanced information that will be continued to be provides water i appreciate the things that are coming to us i want to say something quickly i very much q agree to what was said before me if i understood it and in that is i think a question that i would ask considering we're going to what i think of as both the next level of m t ss but the next levels of the thinking a

i'm really appreciative of the mayors balanced budget and your hard work on this. i know it isn't easy to balance the law enforcement and safety aspect with human safety net and capital needs of the city but i'm appreciative of am funding for the cost of doing business for the struggling non property sector. 2.5 percent plus 2.5 percent is really appreciative, but still center to address the structural embalance i hope the board can address [inaudible] i also want to say i feel the housing crisis and affordability crisis, there are many dch needs from emigrant legal defense to homeless families and transitional aged youth and eeben more for seniors for delivered grocery and other programs and hope we'll look at in the next few weekz. i also want to say the crisis for artdest mereies the crisis for non profit in the city and hope to look that different funding mechanisms in the budget and enhance them. i wanted to ask about the passage of prop c, childrens fund and public education inretchment fund. i wonder-and theectionpansion of preschool for all and additional a

during 2014, the portfolio appreciated three and 35 million . only 13% and that compares to 2013 would appreciated porter 21 or 18%. even though the appreciation is down a little bit, year-over-year, you are private equity assets increased relative to total pension assets from 11.1% to 11.2%. keep in mind, the target is 18%. so, we have a ways to go to reach that target. the value increased from 2.1 billion to 2.2 billion at the same time your total pension assets increased from 18.6 billion to 20 billion. the appreciation during the year led to a one-year irr of 16.8% meaning the inception to date ir from 16.1 at the beginning of the year to 16.2%. during the year with every quarter measured, you are total value to connect multiple edges vision to pay in multiple was at 1.6 points and 1.2 times back based on recent page analysis we have completed, we believe you should be emitting around $800 million-$1 billion during 2015 similar to what you did last year. this level of investing should not be reach her target allocation, with proper diversifi

classes on reserve we need more police officers and need them yesterday. >> supervisor mar. >> i appreciate the dialog with my colleagues i do think that the implementation of new cadet programs in the lower-income communities is important i think we need to do better with the diversity of the academy given the demographics the awful things in better recruitment but remind the committee we had a plan for the police academies and this year accelerated a hiring plan that includes classes that is a modest request because of the homophobic texting we have insurance from our chief suhr and department chiefs and 0 others of reestablishment of the anti bias trainings within the academy we stopped it because of the loss of fund but the sharing of the curriculum for the anti bias in the community and the anti byes bias programs but chief ali and chief suhr the unconscious racism training their command staff and captains have gone through that training be extended to the full force it is critical especially given the what happened in many different places from ferguson to charleston to make sure our

is about high-level but when your explaining it it sounds like it is high-level is really say i appreciate the presentation but i do think it may take a little bit more explanation to our listening public and parents for example, our advisory committee delack about what we're doing the reason he appreciate that i've been ♪ district a very, very long time and many school counsels i remember a time when everything was loolthd if you wanted o an extra something you'll call up on extra person not neon but it was who you knew vs. but it wasn't not an assignment coma man, i really need it so we had lynch last thursday because now there is a science but let's make sure that there is an accountability is it having an intended impact every service that comes to every school costs money and i'd like to see more money put back to into the formula so schools can build >> i have commissioner wynns and commissioner vice president haney and commissioner walton. >> i was and leslie was shaking here head at me one of the my concern is that even though i want to say thank you for your presentation and that

>> okay, appreciate it and we do have item number four, and to go with the dpw right now that we send for the july, 14th meeting. any public comment? motioned and seconded and we can take that without objection, and okay, and up next, we have the law library and but we are going to do fine arts and right after, and then we are going to break for lunch and so, the signal to all of the departments and i would appreciate everyone who has been sitting tight and i know that the law has a report and so we will have a brief with the normal conversation and but thank you for being here. >> you are welcome. >> good morning, everyone. >> my presentation will be brief, and because, we, originally have really no changes from this, current year's budget other than, some increases to, the services and the other departments which they calculate themselves, but, this is just a substantially the same as it has been and which is also the case for the 2308ing two years and there is no change in position and no program changes that would impact this budget, or added services and just the library continue

i think the city residents appreciate that. >> okay supervisor mar i wanted to appreciate that slides on the offer time you've shown over the past years the - it is 10.4 or $10.7 million up to $13 million no over time the rational the number of academy classes and officers but can you explain the $3 million or the $2.3 million increase from 2013-2014 for this year. >> again, we're planning we have that 3 hundred officers down; right? we're hiring the maximum amount of academy and the officers have to train them and the events in the fiscal year require those to be staffed up without taking away officers from the neighborhood it is a balancing act we don't want to go over and have do come back we're trying to ask for what we believe we need and stay within that budget. >> i know that supervisor avalos couldn't be here he had questions about the body camera allowance in the budget and i guess i wanted to you know you've gone over on slide 14 about the two year budget $6 million over two years could you just walk us through the one time costs and the ongoing storage and maintenance costs

appreciate that. this chairman does not see anyone else that seeks to offer any amendments or discuss hr-2393. this now closes the hearing portion of hr-2393. and the chairman will be in receipt of motion from the gentleman from oklahoma. >> mr. chairman, i move the committee grant hr-2685 the department of defense appropriations act 2016, the modified open rule. the rule provides one hour of general debate equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member on appropriations. the rule waves all point of order. against provisions in the rule for failure to comply with clause 2 of 21. the rule provides after general debate, the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule except that, one, amendments shall be debatable for ten minutes, equally divided and controlled by the proponent and unopponent and shall not be subject to amendment. and two, no pro forma amendment shall be in order except the chair and ranking committee member on appropriations or their respe

the staff and you for coming up with that draft even though you took a lot of comments from us i appreciate what you guys did. . >> great. thank you. >> as a follow up we want to have more discussion on this for the next -- will i just call you or e-mail? >> yeah. >> have a side conversation. >> you can call me up right now. >> well, not right now. later. >> right now you are busy. >> you can give me a text. >> question to the staff, are there plans for like a going away party like a toast or something? >> well, so the the staff intends to take her to lunch next week however, you as as a commission can't come to lunch without an agenda and 2 hours notice so that is our plan. you are welcome to get in touch with her and do what you feel is necessary. it's just awkward to invite you all as as as a group as i'm sure you understand. >> all right thank you. >> all right any public comment on what we just talked about. public comment is closed. final thing is new business items for future meetings anything people would like to add? no? all right. perfect. with that this meeting is adjourned. have

to light with that said we need more police officers in our commercial corridors and streets he appreciate that supervisor mar wanted to make sure this training is not only as promised but increased forward compared to years past in terms of the motion i'll not be supporting that i believe i believe i have faith in executive officer obviously city of chicago to the training as discussing with you and will make that happen and i do again want to make sure from a planning prospective we're not having delays we have to few on this time on our streets despite the political deduction into the future so supervisor wiener you have comments on the mike if not supervisor mar has made a motion is there a second to that motion. >> second by supervisor yee madam clerk a roll call vote. >> supervisor tang no. >> supervisor mar supervisor yee supervisor wiener. >> no supervisor farrell no there are 2 i's and 3 nos. >> that motion fails supervisor wiener. >> may i have i had to walk to the committee if we could resend the vote. >> could we resend the motion on the dem and we'll take that without objectio

so i do appreciate working with my colleagues to push for a larger bond. i want to thank supervisor eric mar and compost for pushing for a larger size that we originally come forward with a $500 billion housing bond and really, that was to show that we had dramatic amounts of need to address and we needed to have something of a larger size to try and fill the holes that are being created in our housing city but we knew we have to come down from that. we knew that we had to find a pathway that we can all agree on in city hall and i think we've done that. so, i do appreciate the mayor's office to work with the controller and my office to first increase the size of the bond of from 250 to 300. and then last night find better rates for interest rates, for bond issuance that we can actually raise it even another $10 million. i do appreciate that. i've been told that the additional 25 million is for the second year. is that correct ms. howard? >> that is correct. >> that is christ. so we'll be looking at a $25 million being available in the second year, but i am

appreciate those words. i no the senator also wanted to come here. if the makes it we will offer the opportunity. if not i ask unanimous consent that a statement of support be entered in the record. >> i do not object if he will repeat one-time those words ascribed, all public service. >> a trust given in faith and accepted and honored. >> i do not object. thank you. >> i wish wish they were my words, but they were inscribed in the building. >> again, thank you. it is it is the tradition of this committee to swear witnesses and. please rise and raise your right hand. eastward testimony you give be the truth all truth and nothing but the truth stop you got? >> i could read your introduction, but i've read it before. >> thank you very much. chairman johnson if if i can just say i am blown away by senator casey coming and saying what he did. i thank him for that. chairman, ranking member members of the community thank you for the honor of appearing today, today, the privilege to be considered for nomination for the united states postal service has board

he has always done so and it's very much appreciated. admittedly it's been a stormy period, no doubt about it but i'm happy to report that this storm is clearing and the fire department is heading in the right direction in terms of funding. it has been nearly a decade where we've had to reduce our operating budget and it's been very difficult. i'm very proud of the men and women of the fire department who have maintained their professionalism and dedication over the time. we have been able to provide services with reduced budgets. we are very excited to hear about the mayor's announcement and it came from a lot of teamwork. teamwork no. 1 to get this station built in record time and a beautiful facility. if you are interested in touring we are doing this right after this and all of those who took part in station 48, department of public works and department of building inspection and partnership with the dem making sure that's where it starts and they are true partners and sometimes the unsung heroes, the dispatchers and the calls that t

we do the resources is really appreciated.i thank you also for working with my office, london bleeds office san francisco foundation kerry shulman and grants for the arts, looking at a study of cultural equity and how we can expand what we do in our city but because of you i think we are really kind of a good path towards achieving this. i want to especially thank the many grassroots and smaller artist and organizations that have really been the backbone of advocating for cultural equity for our city. in addition to uso. thank you, tom >> thank you supervisor >> thank you very much. mr. erskine because your report? >> yes mr. chairman and members of the committee, page 23 of our reports recommend reductions to the proposed budget total 54,000 in 1516 34 [inaudible] these reductions would still allow an increase of two or $40,000 2.4% in the 15-16 budget. we also note the proposed 15-60 budget is $1 million for the new city grant program partners not provided specific spending plans these new funds, but according to the departm

i appreciate your clear concern for the morale issues inside the organization. there are lots of good and freedom loving americans inside the tsa. my worry about the magnitude of the challenges we face does not start with workforce issues. you have flagged some technology failures but i think we have big leadership problems inside the organization and are at a a -- at a gap as far as strategic priorities and measurement. you mentioned yesterday that there is this tension between a couple different tsa missions, but almost none of the metrics go to the success that entered acting prohibited weapons and materials. i'm curious and will submit by letter about your familiarity with what briefings and performance metrics the secretary receives on a weekly basis. some of us who have been pushing for a number of months have not got adequate answers from the department about the frequency and the quality of the performance metrics inside the key components and agencies. i would like to understand what familiarity you had with the briefings of the leadership teams and wha

along is the chief chief suhr and director hicks welcome to the wednesday, june 10, 2015 meeting i appreciate my colleagues covering for me last week, i was at the graduation of my nephew it is good to be back inspector. >> line item would be the certificate of appreciation mr. bradley i see the good captain coming to the podium chief. >> this is the captain. >> good evening commissioner president loftus's and members of the commission and members of the police department and public i'm the commanding officer tonight is my honor to introduce bradley who will be receiving a certificate issued by executor for his hero you can see i'd like to read to you the circumstances of the incident and why the gentleman is worthy on monday may 4 central station officers rornld to pacific between the housing development angle a female being attacked by a male with scissors when did responding officer arrived she had blood on her body she would he tried to kill her a mall was held on the ground by the neighbor the officers observed the gentleman was struggling to hold the suspect and immediately assistant hi

we appreciate your trust in the chronicle and the business relationship we've had over the years. we'd like to ask you to award us the full advertising budget and we're confident we can serve you well and keep the residents of our great city city informed and engaged in matters of importance. >> thank you. anybody else want to comment on items ten and 11? okay seeing none public comment is closed and we'll have a few amendments here and we're doing the chronicle and the examiner as in prior years past is my understanding so we're going to use the examiner for most of this year and go back to using both of them is that correct? >> correct. >> why don't we take these separately colleagues and we're going to endeavor to send out as committee reports so could i have a motion to approve item number 10 for tomorrow's board of supervisor's meeting? >> members of the committee. just if you were going to move item number ten and you are going to split between the two papers i'd recommend you amend it today to include the two papers and i do have amendments here if you are interested for fo

i appreciate your response. any other questions from the committee? seeing none we will go on to public comment. thank you. >> [inaudible] let them be. i mean it's all material things i mean pleasure for each individual choice oneself. it's material things. [inaudible] i mean [inaudible] human being. i mean [inaudible] government time or this money. let them be. [inaudible] let them be. don't waste our time and this discussion and [inaudible] congress and senate -- [inaudible] >> any other members of the public like to comment please come forward. >> hard act to follow but my name is patrick and i'm the executive assistance at the public authority to the ed kelly deerman and i wanted to add that kenzi and gustavo and luis served with distinction and have the support of the public authority and staff. thank you. >> thank you very much. and i really appreciate all of you being here to present and thank you for the service on the authority. we will make a decision now. supervisor cohen. >> thank you. i just wanted to go on record publicly thanking the ge

i appreciate both candidates and the work they have deny, mr. loftman's work seems very deep and very strong and i think he makes a very strong candidate as well as peter cohen his work and experience in the city. to me, i would rather not have this item stay in committee another month or so. we have a very, very rules committee coming up for the whole month of june, we have special committee meetings to deal with ordinances and charter amendments for the ballot we have a number of seats for committees starting up, we have a large number of people applying and sorting through people for public testimony, and vetting, i'd rather we can move this item to the full board, and have a discussion there about which one of you very qualified candidates for the sit zens's committee, so i advise we move to the full board. i know the request, supervisor cohen, keep it in the committee, we will decide on tuesday this is not a committee report, this will be the 9th. to decide then at the full board where supervisor, cohen will be present, and engage in discus

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i appreciate that.i have been listening to hillary and all of the candidates that are out right now. if you listen to some of the democratic nominees that we have right now i think it will be more of the same. some republican candidates do more of the same.

again, i appreciate all the concerns over this site, i appreciate the appeal. if i was a neighbor i would frustrated as well, i am as a supervisor and wish there was a different answer. i don't find there to be ground. with that i am welcome to entertain comnlt, but want to make a motion to move item 19 and >> approve iletm 19 and table twunt and twunt. second by supervisor campos. seeing no names on the >> supervisor farrell aye. mar, aye. tang aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. avalos, breed, aye. campos, aye. christensen, aye. cohen, aye. there are 10i's >> the categoryical exemption is finally affirmed unanimously. madam clerk can you please go to had other 3 p.m. special order >> item 22-25 public hearing of persons interested in the appeal of a categorical exemption from california veview under [inaudible] issued by the planning department on december 18 for 2014 for the proposed project located at 26 hawjs street. 23-25 are the motion reverses department exemption directing the preparation of findings. madam president the chirks office is in receipt of a commun

wells i appreciate you coming here today and looking over your application i really appreciate all the service you have given to san francisco and beautiful work against graffiti on muni and work on valencia and of course you work in media as well and thank you for continuing to be interested in this body and hope you can develop a strong relationship with supervisor cohen's office and see where else you might be able to serve. okay. thank you. we will open this item up for public comment. any member of the public? okay, the mic is yours. >> continuation -- [inaudible] need to be nonstop, the continuation. supervisors -- mayor (inaudible) california governor. mr. obama and pathway to enforce. job position. i myself -- i want here (inaudible) decision and salary and i engage with passion for my duty -- >> sir, do you want to keep your comments -- thank you. it works every time. okay. we will close public comment. [gavel] and colleagues this item is before us live. supervisor tang. >> thank you. so i think as chair avalos alluded to earlier i am interested in keeping ms. caminong in seat

your comment period was extended and i appreciate i appreciate that since it did take a couple months to get a response from your office. as i mentioned yesterday my comments will be coming in the next week or so. thank you for your help and support and extending the deadlines in order to get those questions in. the chairman talked a little bit about public trust for the irs. you are familiar with that. the number of weaknesses, the ability to effectively protect confidentiality and taxpayer data unfortunately was not implemented. the inspector general is here and he spoke on the and you alluded to it as well. it is my opinion that tax reform would provide simpler code and better tools to combat tax related identity theft. i told you yesterday on the phone i'm here to help. how can i help you? >> while i appreciate that and i appreciate the chairman's clarity about what we need to work together on this. it's not this. it's not a political issue as we've said for some time. we need to get information returns earlier that would be a great help to us. we need to have the authority to mas

i appreciate your service and all you have contributed. i think there is obviously controversy and concern, i appreciate the fact that it is a direct response and we would like everyone to get the yes on this one. we need to work harder on it. thank you. i wanted to first just asked about what you talked about as the first critical line of effort really, which is you say a political one. my concern is that with limited security that we have, i am not sure the state department, even if they had the resources and

appreciate that. but i guess my point is simply if you're going to commit all of this money and put our troops in harm's way that you ought to have clarity, you ought to have a clearly defined mission and if you don't, then you are not to put them in that situation. and i think that is the frustrating thing. it seems sometimes like we're making this up as we go along. i've heard some senators say the trouble with the president's aumf is that it is too narrow. want to give him more power. if that is your position then vote accordingly. some think we ought to restrict the aumf. then you ought to vote that way. but not going on record, not providing an authorization for the use of military force for the latest operations means we're not debating it and not asking the tough questions and i don't think we should be putting people in harm's way if we don't know -- harm's way if we don't know what the hell we're doing. it is not fair. so any way, ai appreciate the -- i appreciate the work you've done on this

i appreciate that. i have a couple of other questions i am going to submit to you dealing with interest rates and deficit reduction because those are items that come up when we're talking with constituents and doing our town halls and the good thing is people are watching closely what is happening with the budget. they're very concerned about the fiscal health of the nation and they want us to begin to operate in a more forthright way, and also a healthier way as we determine our budget process. i yield back. >> the gentleman from alabama mr. palmer, recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you for being here dr. hall. it was earlier discussed about the impact of regulations. i think regulatory environment cost the economy about $2 trillion last year, i think it will go over that, well over 50,000 per household. in your view should that be taken into account when the cbo looks at economic projections? i know that the president's office of information and regulatory affairs takes a

visclosky: i appreciate that. at this point in time would yield to the gentlelady from michigan for a colloquy. >> i thank the ranking member for yielding. as you know, tricare provides coverage to over 9.5 million people worldwide including active duty, activated guard and reserve members retiring survivors and their families. to ensure coverage they must choose between independently practicing tricare certified medical health counselors and/or supervised mental health counselors. i would -- i entered my amendment and withdrew it but i am -- it's important that we get this on the record. the independent providers must have a master's degree from a mental health counseling program accredited by the counsel for accreditation of counseling and related education programs which we call kker. this rule unfortunately has unintended consequences that require counselors to complete their education at an institution that only has been accredited by this group. mrs. lawrence: this freezes out some of our most respected inst

and oscar appreciates the opportunity to speak on your agenda regular. it has been part of what is a growing relation between how scott and qc and it gives me an opportunity to highlight things and it's much appreciated. two things i want to talk about today at three but i talked about the tunnel already. first, earlier this month i'd had the wonderful opportunity to participate in a meeting with gov. brown. san jose's mayor ricardo was also a bawsca board member and other bay area public officials and water leaders. also mr. steve ritchie. so it's a pretty impressive meeting we had an opportunity to share with them our thoughts about how things were going with it out. i message that they to him was consistent in line with what i've told this commission back in may on a long piece points. this region, the region that your service area is, as you saw with steve, has some of the lowest per capita in the state. very proud of that, but also means we know we have more to do. in fact, if you look at april 2015 numbers, residential use was 59 gallons per capita

clicks i think the generally appreciate everyone's testimony. and i laster she's on a panel with several union members and done. thank you. clicks i think the generally appreciate others. wonder what your thoughts on the statement. we will look for the opportunity. >> last hearing ms. miss feinberg ms. feinberg said they are looking at having a two-person crew situation as an internal solution along with some additional backstops as well. until ptc is implemented for deadline after deadline. would you would you be supportive? >> well, i think it is not necessary. commuter side of the house. we have crewmembers in the train itself. >> operate with 1% in 1 percent in the cabin 2 percent of the money. we don't support that initiative clicks you currently have two people. clicks is already being done. what industry-leading support of having two-person crews as an interim solution? is just not necessary with respect to give him where we are in the stuff you would have to go through to remove one member clicks okay. thank you. the only thing i would a

i think you will appreciate this. as you said in your remarks, the hostility towards law enforcement is at an all-time high. i am a product of the 60's. we have deputies who are under attack. had we change that? i heard your remarks. you said it starts in the family. what are we going to do? how are we going to stand tall for law enforcement? what huckabee: are we going to do? huckabee:huckabee: these days of lawlessness are over. i think in the same way, the next president is able to say from day one, there is a new president in town and no longer is he going to blame crime on those who are trying to enforce the law. he is going to blame it on those who break it. i don't think i can emphasize enough how important it is for the leader of any organization to set the mood and the tone. that is set by the people he appoints. have an attorney general who wants to stand with law enforcement rather than castigate them and blame them and question their every move. it sets a tone for the country. it's like the tuning fork for