i have not really paid attention to either of the candidates for what they are saying. right now, to me, that is it a distraction. -- or what they are saying. i will not be endorsing anyone for any office. i do need to focus on the pension reform, sales tax, and on the road repaving, as my contribution to the voters. i think that is a lot already for people to understand. i think people will have to make up their mind about the other candidates they choose. but i hope they hold a session with you because you have some good questions. >> when you talk to supervisors, some say that you promised not to run. >> that was the circumstance. they did not want someone distracted. i understand that. that is why i came into this job. >> how do [inaudible] you may go back in many years? >> of course, i do not think i would get this type of attention as city administrator. i do not have to do press conferences. city administrator is exactly what it is. administer the programs and policies with the mayor and board of supervisors. i enjoyed that. it does not have the day-to-day stress

they need attention, and we want to make sure they are given the appropriate attention. we will be sponsoring that kind of infrastructure work as well with the leadership of dpw as well as the other agencies that will make sure when we do these roads, we will collaborate and make sure all the other infrastructure departments pay attention at the same time. with that, i want to welcome in this great cable car improvement and have a great chance of cutting the ribbon and make sure that the lines will start reworking for all of the tourists and all of the users of this great cable car system. thank you very much. [applause] >>

attention. that is what i want to do in whatever capacity i have. the midmarket payroll tax thing has caused other businesses to come forward. i have a group of technology companies talking with us about how we can help them. that has led to another group of businesses who came forward. i have talked with them. these companies have been here for a long time. they want to make sure they continue to have a great connection. they are still contributing. this last weekend, i was participating in a program that used to be called christmas in april. it is now called rebuilding together. they were doing 100 projects on saturday throughout the city. 39 of them were in district 11. i had to be there. i went around to some of the projects. there were hundreds of volunteers from wells fargo, adobe systems, all of these companies that have volunteered. they are corporate center since -- their corporate citizens. they have been around a long time. i hope to continue working with the established companies tha

they need attention, and we want to make sure they are given the appropriate attention. we will be sponsoring that kind of infrastructure work as well with the leadership of dpw as well as the other agencies that will make sure when we do these roads, we will collaborate and make sure all the other infrastructure departments pay attention at the same time. with that, i want to welcome in this great cable car improvement and have a great chance of cutting the ribbon and make sure that the lines will start reworking for all of the tourists and all of the users of this great cable car system. thank you very much. [applause] >> also, we have with us -- it is an honor -- president david chiu has joined us. would you like to say a few words? [applause] supervisor chiu: good morning. this is a great day for san francisco, our residents, our merchants, our tourist, and everyone who has been running our cable cars since 1873 -- everyone who has been writing -- everyone who has been riding our cable cars since 1873. as mayor lee mentioned, from literally the first day i have lived

attention. that means to not be distracted by other offices or what i would be willing to do. today, i will tell you i will be perfectly happy to be perhaps one of the first mayor's that ever comes back to his city job, the job i got paid a lot more for. but also, the job i was appointed to, city administrator, because that has been wonderful for me, to administer the affairs of a great city, and to know it is made up not only of numerous, wonderful neighborhoods, not only a high number of attractive commercial and residential corridors, but also the city i have come to appreciate even more as mayor, a city that is international in stature. one that resonates with so many people across the world. it is about what we represent. and that representation is not easy to explain at times,, but it begins with a very prominent after it, and that is because our city is so diverse. i am a product of that. i will continue to make sure the doors are open to anyone who wants to serve this great city, anyone

millions of people are dying of famine yet no one in the world seems to care so why is there no attention being brought to this disturbing mess matter. as the mastermind behind the twin terror attacks in norway leaves not guilty what's behind his masonic ideology and should it be taken seriously will decode the symbol. and as the youth of spain protests over their country's economic situation whole weekend of debt talks in d.c. came to nothing so when the going gets tough love on americans get going into the streets. you sort of users you know this is the family and they will serve as a stronger only plus i'm asking reality with some comic con really why don't these people get together for real issues like to save the world from economic doom. and of league of their own even after title nine why are women still on the losing end when it comes to school. it's monday july twenty fifth and christine fair is out in washington d.c. and you're watching our team i want to start by talking about the dire situation in somalia in east africa drought high food prices and conflicts have led to total

thank you for your attention. [applause] >> midafternoon. [unintelligible] jackson again. but i wanted to do, earlier i asked if any of you had or had seen the historical america for the southeast. a couple of hands went up. when those hands went up, i went and asked juliet ellis whether or not she had seen it and she said no. that is what i ask for mr. [unintelligible] moses to get copies. a lot of people talk, but they never get to walk when it comes to this area. so, here is at least 20. but i have got more. pass it back. you could be looking at it. it is very important that not only you, but the community knows how long it has been since we started with this. it was 1969. it was not the 1970's. it was the 1970's when we talked about an advisory committee and what we wanted because of mitigation expansion discussion of the sewage plant. we have gone through a lot here. the citizens here, the homeowners. promises were made to this community. i do not forget the things that were stated that were going to happen in this community. the funds that were supposed to come back

we can bring to your attention the best information. our local newspapers are reduced to trash. we do not get good information. papers likthe huffington post ar publications are doing a better job. we call ourselves a liberal city. supervisors, business is not going to be as usual if you keep dumping millions of millions of dollars, as you did with hunters point, other projects that i could name, but i will not name. in the end, it is left to you all. at one time, being a politician was a respectful career. it is not because of such types of decisions. thank you. commissioner mirkarimi: thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item. >> adjournment. commissioner mirkarimi: have a good rest of the day. meeting is adjourned. >> welcome to culture wire. we're going to take a look at one of the biggest and most significant public art projects today. ♪ on june 26, mayor newsom and other officials gathered at the hospital to cut the ribbon and welcome the public into a beautiful new state-of-the-art facility. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] >> in has been

span to see that out i think the west is losing as attention span shorter and shorter it gets focused on domestic political consolidation look at what's going on within europe within the euro delaying the inevitable regard to greece and now to to new debt ceilings in italy look at the congressional battles in washington as you can see that the attention span just snaps so i don't think. that a lasting peace will be stabilized and imposed by the european union by need or by the u.s. . and the other thing. if. people within nato if they will decide to go for peace too to work for or for for a treaty between khadafi of the rebels will they let mediators like like south africa for example or russia step in and try to to to to set up an agreement because this would this would this crude the previous policy which was the inevitable i would think of intially i would think that i believe that that makes sense i know that. president zuma just got into sort of deep raúl with cameron in south africa over this matter and i as i understand you sent your great chess experts to negotiate libya so i

somalia millions of people are dying famine and no one in the world seems to care so why is there no attention being brought to this disturbing matter. plus as the mastermind behind the twin terror attacks in norway pleads not guilty what's behind his masonic ideology and should it be taken seriously or try to decode the sim. do you go to museums or is you know you did good to get that land that i come from so he has a stronger economy masking reality with some comic con belief why don't these people get together for real issues stuff like saving the world from economic doom . and a league of their own even after title nine why are so many and why are women still on the losing end when it comes to sports. it's monday july twenty fifth eight pm in washington d.c. and christine and you are watching our team. all right everyone the clock is ticking just nine days to go until the deadline to reach an agreement to raise the debt ceiling so essentially right now the u.s. is dancing with the phones now over the weekend a series of talks between president obama and top lawmakers resulted in not very l

pay attention to market street and i will find you on saturday and sunday. i want my cops safe. yesterday, we had another murder. -- >> yesterday, we had another murder. we had the people that disappeared from our area. we have a new place that i just discovered is a house of prostitution and we will be working with the undercover is on it. our neighborhood is escalating quickly. we have a twofold problem. why is it escalating? we have possibly another sro coming into our neighborhood. we also have america's cup which will be a prime candidate for what this lady was just talking about. this is happening now on the streets and we have had more shoplifting and the last month than we have had in years. we need to really see if we can sit down and work on this. that is my basic deal. welcome, greg. we have done some very good things. i will tell you if i don't like them. i think we had better look at this and look at this fast because this was a brutal murder. our mayor took our cameras city could be elected mayor again. we don't have red light cameras on lombard street. i have not

right now, they have our attention. so my commitment to you is going forward, the report that i made. supervisor mirkarimi: certainly the positive direction to be looking forward, but the intermittent review of this over the last 10 years or so has bubbled up where there has been confident declarations, as we look at the newspaper report from the last 10 years, that this will be addressed and taking care of. it is identified between 2004, 2003, 2009. that was made clear by the mayor's office of criminal justice. before it was disbanded. >> i hear your concerns, i echo them. all i can say is you have my and my team's commitment. with dt's help, we are making those changes. supervisor mirkarimi: i am not sure if someone from i.t. has spoken to this subject, but my sense of how this project can work is, there are inextricably rely on each of the other strand and streams of those connected. so i think what makes it a little bit clumsy in the presentation is, it is an holistic design that needs to be completed in order to re

many of the recommendations we see coming out of the draft report should get more attention. making sure transit and non- transit programs are eligible. we see a lot of requests for pedestrian improvements. we want to make sure we have flexible funding. we have a number of efforts related to year end closing. on prop k funds, we allocated $80 million. based on the 2009 strategic plan and the 5ypp, 73% of the money that we could have allocated. $74 million of this is from programmatic categories. most of it is in six categories, muni vehicles, guideways, us rapid transit, calming traffic, and muni facilities. we have received our first two checks from the vehicle registration fee. we are still paying off the department of the elections. this will be a pay-as-you-go program. we expect to allocate later this year. the summer, we have initiated projects with project sponsors. any eligible public agency that can deliver reliability improvements. we will be working on out region this summer with the planning division through the transportation plan. in september, the proposed sched

interest in the wall street journal ties it to the north atlantic business community as well and attention is drawn toward britain naturally because these sort of scandals of corruption and police chiefs resigning aren't supposed to happen in the old western countries these are safe things of other countries but it's happening right in london it's happening right in westminster as we speak. the primary killing solves . this it's you know it's it's an interesting affair and i think also. at the start it wasn't it wasn't very clear how much this would affect cameron but i think it might affect him greatly i think he he behaved in such a way which was which was fantastic in that he was very candid in the way he responded in a way wasn't guilty of anything but the way which he was slowed. to punish course and for what had happened i think this is going to hurt him in the long run they call people called me a couple of colleagues from different russian. sources and seem electorate in britain saying should the really change the law should they will change the law regulating the work of the press

i have a hard time keeping my attention on this. when you move from one to the other and later the information has described, this is very smart. i want to be very honest, and i hope that some of the visualization -- i will be very happy to take this out. >> one of the future projects is the population, this is the map that you saw. and we would probably do it again, at this district level. and the neighborhood level. i think that people who are more visually inclined will have an easier time understanding what this will say. >> it really speaks of a powerful role of policy, where we have the benefit of shaping the demographics of the city. >> one thing that we would like to emphasize is that we have prepared what we call the profiles at a glance, with the socioeconomic profile. and the cities, by the neighborhood. this is about 38 neighborhoods that we have chosen. the board of supervisors' districts, we will be preparing similar profiles for the better neighbors and eastern neighborhoods, and we're able to do this more or less qui