they grew up in the bayview. they have always called the bayview home. us, being able to maintain those strong community assets that have been a part of this community for generations. >>> many of the volunteers live in san francisco and wanted to help. and large number of them work at google. it is a three-day project that is on saturday. habitat for humanity says they will be back in the bayview in october. that is great stuff. >> it is so nice to see. and a lot of people getting together. >>> coming up, the rangers and the a's were involved in a no- hit bid today. we will tell you how it finished. >>> and the first round of the u.s. open had a little visit for mother nature. ♪ this goes out to every backyard hero. for all the effort you put into making the perfect barbecue, there's only one grill that's engineered and designed with the same kind of passion, weber. available at the home depot. >>> jordan spieth, bill nicholson, and rain at the u.s. open today. >> always a big weekend when the us golf tournament is going on. they got started, jordan spi

served four years as executive director of young community developers that is a nonprofit in the bayview community and previously directed likewise house an out-of-pocket recovery home for recovery victims of substance abuse and a mental health care provider with the fronts jail psychiatrist services and san francisco county jail and doctor moses is probably best known for its outstanding contributions and leadership and participation in a variety a variety of civic political and religious organizations throughout the bay area the president and co-founder or the willie democratic club and serves as the treasurer on the board of young community developers and the vice president of the board of community - vice president of board of community design center and the list going on he is president and founder of the african-american democratic club and served on the economics opportunity council a commissioner is a commissioner of the san francisco immigration rights commission in san francisco, the naacp executive great depression boards committee and the urban advisory board also known as sp

we are lucky the best access to parks than any city in the country and so here particularly in the bayview we're working super hard to give the neighborhood the best parks in addition to this park we're working on a hilltop park in the india baseline and because of the mayors leadership we're investing $10 million in parks right here in our neighborhood let's give the mayor a big hand for that >> (clapping.) >> so we want to make sure that our parks are for everyone that everybody gets to play whether you're a over and over slightly turn around or really young or less young our parks are for everyone if you look at around this state in addition to the play equipment for kids of all ages if it you look at over there you'll see fitness equipment for multi dulls and seniors, in fact, one of the things that are purpose important that you are seniors our parents and grandparents and united and uncle are enjoying the park, in fact, a recent study your seniors are not spending will enough time in parks and get getting enough experience we young kids like to run around and play a lot we want to ma

my name is josÉ and i live in bayview and here in solid [kwra-eurlt/] with all of the organizations heretoday fighting for our city budget that prioritizes humanity and not brutality. i'm here because i know that we were here to protest because sfpd have made mistakes and people have died because of the police department. we unite because we care about -- we care about your city. we care about the quality of life of poor people. as sfpd is not held accountable for its action. i don't feel safe around sfpd because of all of the racial profiling, racist of scandals -- with

hunters point senior services they run the western edition senior center as well. >> bayview so is it make sense to oversee those services but we don't have the expertise to manage the building itself, however, human services agency does because human services agency he manage a lot of those and has a history it make sense to that. >> is there a budget attached to this. >> so we're already bayview is operating the senior center and the main things will be an increase in janitorial services and purchase a sink and those sinks at all fall within the contingency so no additional request requests to modify the budget in any way. >> go ahead commissioner. >> that bother me those are front loaded expenses that you anticipate by the long term cost of maintaining the building there must be an anticipated cost for the maintenance of this facility roofs and walls and paint and floor you know repair and replacement over time a burden cost somebody has to pay that. >> john correct me if i am wrong that falls into the facilities for the human services agency. >> ; correct? >> yeah. >> so social se

we are lucky the best access to parks than any city in the country and so here particularly in the bayview we're working super hard to give the neighborhood the best parks in addition to this park we're working on a hilltop park in the india baseline and because of the mayors leadership we're investing $10 million in parks right here in our neighborhood let's give the mayor a big hand for that >> (clapping.) >> so we want to make sure that our parks are for everyone that everybody gets to play whether you're a over and over slightly turn around or really young or less young our parks are for everyone if you look at around this state in addition to the play equipment for kids of all ages if it you look at over there you'll see fitness equipment for multi dulls and seniors, in fact, one of the things that are purpose important that you are seniors our parents and grandparents and united and uncle are enjoying the park, in fact, a recent study your seniors are not spending will enough time in parks and get getting enough experience we young kids like to run around and play a lot we want to ma

i'm geremo 16-year-old and live in the bayview a member of the castro street i oppose this that impacts the community it will 0 cause a big shadow and who lives in a building not the people that live in the mix for a long time the building is not for protecting working families and not fair it contrasts the environmental impact report is in adequate and didn't address he did irks that displacement not name the impact of existing residents the local businesses and the fingertips that will be adapted by this project as much as the increase in the communities for all those coming back to the mission for service and work and go to school i know many families with adapted it is not easy - we a a community came here to let he knows we support our project because the building will impact everyone in the community i support the people's plan thank you. >> thank you home share in advance. >> i'm a member of castro street i've lived in san francisco i live in bayview and potrero hill a year at lincoln i support all community fighting forever gentrification and who needs affordable housing and not

>> yeah. >> so social service is that social services run out of by bayview hunters point or will weervices there separate. >> they currently operate at the bayview and encouraging operating the senior center. >> are we serving meals how many people are we serving. >> yes. we are serving measles and do you know how many on an average daily and 50 people. >> the report indicates up to three hundred in captivity. >> right? >> are anticipated. >> and what the abilities to increase that capacity are we increasing the capacity or maintaining the capacity. >> one of the things that they haven't tried to do they didn't know they've not tried to increase the capacity new we know that is the plan moving forward the senior center will be continuing to operate now they can work on increasing the capacity. >> so i wanted to separate this when you increase the capacity will that funding go to bayview hunters point to increase the capacity or will be a separate budget for the department to handle. >> so when we do any of the senior centers or active seminars we contract with the you know there are

i live in bayview and i'm a member of casa housta and here in solidarity with all of the organizationsere today fighting for a city budget that prioritizes humanity and not brutality. i'm also here to make a change and fight for my community. i'm here because i'm angry that cops get away with murder. we're here united because we care about our city and care about the quality of life for poor people and working families as the city becomes more gentrified. as sfpd is not held accountable for its actions. the cops hurt and kill people with impunity and also i don't feel safe because of the racial-profiling, racism text scandaling and murders of our people. the law protects officers. we want the beforeds board of supervisors to support this and withhold funding until they are implemented. as the youth we are the future and we want sfpd to change. here here we're here to ask that you support the resolutions proposed by john avalos. so community input can be used to increase transparency and accountability of sfpd and echo the community partners in prioritizing funds that will help working

we do that and know we do that in the bayview library branch jz other branches so that we can use the libraries as 1 of our ininstruments to fill the digital divide at the same time. >> [inaudible] [yelling in background] >> for anyone to suggest that investing in our neighborhood branch libraries is i think a incredible gap of understanding. but, let me say this and i'll want to make sure that you know that the 12 departments of the city out of the 53 departments is the announcement for todays may 1 budget. those 12 departments comprise the 4 enterprise departments and a number of departments that have fees as rather than the general fund as their major source of revenue and includes all of the departments that deal with our cities basic infrastructure. they together all 12 together comprise some 4.9 billion dollars in investments in the next 2 years that create and sustain some 41,000 jobs in the city. this is announcement and proud working with our office, they are working and will be presenting of course in the budget to board of supervises and we'll seek their approval of their b

>> yeah. >> so social service is that social services run out of by bayview hunters point or will werovide associate or social services there separate. >> they currently operate at the bayview and encouraging operating the senior center. >> are we serving meals how many people are we serving. >> yes. we are serving measles and do you know how many on an average daily and 50 people. >> the report indicates up to three hundred in captivity. >> right? >> are anticipated. >> and what the abilities to increase that capacity are we increasing the capacity or maintaining the capacity. >> one of the things that they haven't tried to do they didn't know they've not tried to increase the capacity new we know that is the plan moving forward the senior center will be continuing to operate now they can work on increasing the capacity. >> so i wanted to separate this when you increase the capacity will that funding go to bayview hunters point to increase the capacity or will be a separate budget for the department to handle. >> so when we do any of the senior centers or active seminars we contract

you want to provide an update on the officer-involved shooting that happened thursday the 19 in the bayview. >> that shooting is under investigation 3 separate investigations going on one is through the homicide bureau the other through the internal affairs and thirds there george gascon unities that is two investors one of the percent we're waiting for the major accident team with reconstruction that investigation is ongoing as someone satsdz a meeting not a necessary a town hall meeting but within of the criticisms about the putting out too much information and kind of the speaker felt that was slanted towards the officer, i'm trying to put out the facts we absolutely have right now those are the facts we have right now and we'll wait we're floats passing judgment for or against but waiting for the data and information is in before we pack make what decision what, if anything, we'll do on the investigation. >> commissioner wong. >> sorry i had a question but to director joyce hicks you mentioned 3 occ is opening an investigation. >> yes. conjunction the occ received a complaint in the off

hunters point senior services they run the western edition senior center as well. >> bayview so is it make sense to oversee those services but we don't have the expertise to manage the building itself, however, human services agency does because human services agency he manage a lot of those and has a history it make sense to that. >> is there a budget attached to this. >> so we're already bayview is operating the senior center and the main things will be an increase in janitorial services and purchase a sink and those sinks at all fall within the contingency so no additional request requests to modify the budget in any way. >> go ahead commissioner. >> that bother me those are front loaded expenses that you anticipate by the long term cost of maintaining the building there must be an anticipated cost for the maintenance of this facility roofs and walls and paint and floor you know repair and replacement over time a burden cost somebody has to pay that. >> john correct me if i am wrong that falls into the facilities for the human services agency. >> ; correct? >> yeah. >> so social se

the total of seven vendors met the bid requires and two vendors-and san francisco bayview did not meet the bid requirement because they are either printed out side outside the city limits in or not printed with a frequency prescribed in the administrative code. as in prior years the board has the discretion to award the contract as you see fit to serve the city's needs for public noticing. historically, the board has awarded this contract to most or all bidders creating a pool publications accessible to meet department specific requirements. i'll be happy to answer any questions you have about this contract and our recommendations. >> thank you. supervisor weiner >> thank you. a question i have about the item 34 community advertisement and neighborhood outreach advertising. san francisco weeklies been recommended as the lgbt publication over the, but not be a bay area reporter even though the bir is an actual lgbt focused newspaper whereas the sf weekly is not. as of weeklies been recommended as the chinese outreach newspaper and not the [inaudible] daily correct me if i wanted even th

>> yeah. >> so social service is that social services run out of by bayview hunters point or will werovide associate or social services there separate. >> they currently operate at the bayview and encouraging operating the senior center. >> are we serving meals how many people are we serving. >> yes. we are serving measles and do you know how many on an average daily and 50 people. >> the report indicates up to three hundred in captivity. >> right? >> are anticipated. >> and what the abilities to increase that capacity are we increahe capacity or maintaining the capacity. >> one of the things that they haven't tried to do they didn't know they've not tried to increase the capacity new we know that is the plan moving forward the senior center will be continuing to operate now they can work on increasing the capacity. >> so i wanted to separate this when you increase the capacity will that funding go to bayview hunters point to increase the capacity or will be a separate budget for the department to handle. >> so when we do any of the senior centers or active seminars we contract with

item 20 was amended in committee also with a new title designating sf weekly and san francisco bayview to be the periodicals for the african-american community and sf weekly to be the outreach periodicals for the hispanic community and central city extra for the tenderloin neighborhoods and marina times. >> supervisor peskin? >> thank you madam president. i rise to oppose the changes made in committee on item 19. i think it sets a terrible precedent and example when one of the bidders did not respond within the bid time frame only to have this board reward that behavior. one of the bidders -- i understand that the past practice has been to split but that was when both of the bidders bid timely and in so far as one of the bidders failed to bid at all until long after the bid period closed, i don't think that this body should be rewarding that kind of behavior. i mean this is sending a message in this city that does rfp's that require people to play by the rules to say that you can miss the deadline and then be rewarded after the fact i think that is a terrible precedent and i'll be voti

i'm a member with this group i live in san francisco so far 16 years i'm used to live in bayview butupport the mission i don't want to see everything gentrified by the fulsome the government should stop building luxury housing or shelters i'm here to talk about because i want to fight for everything that the community wants i oppose the monster and support the marvel in the mission. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm a member of the costing to i've lived in san francisco for 14 years i'm a sfosh my family has been evicted from the mission we now live in the dog patch district as low income we my family and i are one of many families that have been evicted and because of all the luxury like monster in the mission the draft environmental impact report is inadequate and not address the issue of displacement it is does not name the impact on residents and local businesses and nonprofit that will be adapted by this project such increased in commute time for those coming back to the mission for necessary services are go to school jurisdiction has affected any community by making us wor

say a quick word. >> hello, everyone i'm happy to be here on behalf of david chu he lives in the bayviewknows how important to have access to open space and he wants to bring his babe to the park to play with other kids i'm happy you get to be here enjoying this i love this so i'm super excited to bring my nephews and noise and like phil said we need to vote yes on abag u prop b to make sure we have access throughout the city to our parks thank you guys . >> (clapping.) >> another special go acknowledgement i see lynn in a that helps us with the amazing programs thank you lena our next speaker he's amazing what it is he keeps our city clean and works non-stop but really a park at heart please join me in welcoming our park works director mohammed nuru. >> (clapping.) >> all right. so i know assemblyman chiu lives in the district and many people live in the district but this is my neighborhood park i live within 10 minutes of this park so when this park was being designed i was part of progress and marvin the rec and park department and the public works department they are the men that wor

advocacy center in the bayview is just beautiful. it's a nice, safe place where kids who have been abused can share their stores one time. >> it's an incredible partnership that we have with the city and county of san francisco, where, as you said, children can come in and share their story one time with all the excellent and expert professionals that need to hear that child's story so that we can really help that family find justice and help that child on a path to healing. it's incredible. in fact, since we started this work in 2008, we see a 76% increase in the number of these best practices interviews. we're thrilled to have just gotten national accreditation earlier this month, and so really have just been very proud of our partnership that we can do to make sure that all kids in our city are safe. >> i was reading on your website about something that just stunned me. you believe that we can actually end the cycle of violence in families. you have a new program. you wrote an essay about this. >> it's -- we have been saying for y

police "use of force" policy shortly after the december shooting of mario woods in san francisco's bayview district. now, a big point of contention was the language that was going to be used in these policies. "shall" versus "should," shall representing a mandatory policy and most of these policies reflect that word "shall" rather than "should." live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> what have we heard from the police union on this? >> reporter: it sounds like they are in general agreement with these policies. they have to legally approve them. but by all accounts this represents a 80 to 90% agreement between all of the parties. >> thank you. >>> president obama is on his way back to the bay area later today. his arrival at moffett field is scheduled for 5:30 this afternoon. he will then spend the night in san francisco and will speak at stanford university. >>> 6:05. let's check the roads and see how the morning commute is going. first, we are going to take a look at the richmond/san rafael bridge. it's not too bad. we are seeing a summer driving pattern kicking in at least in th

item 20 was amended in committee also with a new title designating sf weekly and san francisco bayview to be the periodicals for the african-american community and sf weekly to be the outreach periodicals for the hispanic community and central city extra for the tenderloin neighborhoods and marina times. >> supervisor peskin? >> thank you madam president. i rise to oppose the changes made in committee on item 19. i think it sets a terrible precedent and example when one of the bidders did not respond within the bid time frame only to have this board reward that behavior. one of the bidders -- i understand that the past practice has been to split but that was when both of the bidders bid timely and in so far as one of the bidders failed to bid at all until long after the bid period closed, i don't think that this body should be rewarding that kind of behavior. i mean this is sending a message in this city that does rfp's that require people to play by the rules to say that you can miss the deadline and then be rewarded after the fact i think that is a terrible precedent and i'll be voti

item 20 was amended in committee also with a new title designating sf weekly and san francisco bayview to be the periodicals for the african-american community and sf weekly to be the outreach periodicals for the hispanic community and central city extra for the tenderloin neighborhoods and marina times. >> supervisor peskin? >> thank you madam president. i rise to oppose the changes made in committee on item 19. i think it sets a terrible precedent and example when one of the bidders did not respond within the bid time frame only to have this board reward that behavior. one of the bidders -- i understand that the past practice has been to split but that was when both of the bidders bid timely and in so far as one of the bidders failed to bid at all until long after the bid period closed, i don't think that this body should be rewarding that kind of behavior. i mean this is sending a message in this city that does rfp's that require people to play by the rules to say that you can miss the deadline and then be rewarded after the fact i think that is a terrible precedent and i'll be voti

i live in bayview and i'm a member of casa housta and here in solidarity with all of the organizations today fighting for a city budget that prioritizes humanity and not brutality. i'm also here to make a change and fight for my community. i'm here because i'm angry that cops get away with murder. we're here united because we care about our city and care about the quality of life for poor people and working families as the city becomes more gentrified. as sfpd is not held accountable for its actions. the cops hurt and kill people with impunity and also i don't feel safe because of the racial-profiling, racism text scandaling and murders of our people. the law protects officers. we want the beforeds board of supervisors to support this and withhold funding until they are implemented. as the youth we are the future and we want sfpd to change. here here we're here to ask that you support the resolutions proposed by john avalos. so community input can be used to increase transparency and accountability of sfpd and echo the community partners in prioritizing funds that will help working fam

report adequately described the action for the purpose of the california environmental quality act bayview hunters point project development area during the course and action resolution 20, and 5 f conditioning approving the schematic designs for the alice griffith development come pricing those 4 of the a.k.a. housing development and providing notice that the approval within the scope that the phase two and development agreement d da and the program you were adequately descriptions the action for the if you were of california environmental quality act bayview hunters point deduction and action resolution 27, madam director. >> thank you, madam secretary good afternoon, commissioners and good afternoon to the many members of the public we appreciate you joining us commissioners as you may know they vision and rebuild the alice griffith public housing development took place in phases without residents displacement we are pleased to announce you mean the initial phases of alice griffith rebuild are already in construction and completed by the ends up of this year we'll start next year and th

say a quick word. >> hello, everyone i'm happy to be here on behalf of david chu he lives in the bayview he knows how important to have access to open space and he wants to bring his babe to the park to play with other kids i'm happy you get to be here enjoying this i love this so i'm super excited to bring my nephews and noise and like phil said we need to vote yes on abag u prop b to make sure we have access throughout the city to our parks thank you guys . >> (clapping.) >> another special go acknowledgement i see lynn in a that helps us with the amazing programs thank you lena our next speaker he's amazing what it is he keeps our city clean and works non-stop but really a park at heart please join me in welcoming our park works director mohammed nuru. >> (clapping.) >> all right. so i know assemblyman chiu lives in the district and many people live in the district but this is my neighborhood park i live within 10 minutes of this park so when k was being designed i was part of progress and marvin the rec and park department and the public works department they are the men that worked

for example in the bayview if the carrier came forward and want to put up fake water tower on the site would normally be-if on a rooftop permitted because it's 25 feet above the height limit but the ground for the fake water tower could automatically require planning commission reviewed and will be subject to any limitations posed by the planning commission specified limit included within the scope of the application. >> commissioner hasz: on top mess of that, under this change would not go to any commission, right? that's what were talking about. doing it so you can take your this in-house. so, to me am happy to give that approval, but i'm really not-i'm leery of giving anything without limiting that height limit. >> testifier: is a qualified. in any zoning district that's not cdm or conduct searches in cedar six, r districts, all they recorded the planning commission and they have. so we check there if you appeared in the downtown, for instance without via any public review normally, if you can exceed more than 25 feet above the roof height you're already can be taken to require plan

crews are working on a one alarm warehouse near in the bayview district.the fire department tweeted these photos as they battled the flames. it started around 7:30 this morning off bay shore boulevard at a recycling center. firefighters contained the fire within a half-hour. no other business withs in that area are said to be at risk. no injuries have been reported. >>> an estimated 1 million people will line market street for the san francisco pride parade, with i is described as the largest gathering of lbbt people in the nation. cornell is live on market street. good morning. >> good morning, carolyn. happy pride. i have to tell you, it will be a great day for a parade. check it out. the barricades are up along market street. street closers in place. as you see, dikes on bikes getting ready to lead the parade like they do every year, as you see on the windshield there. orlando is on the minds of many this weekend. now record crowds could turn out for this year's pride. it's already one of the largest pride parades in the country, perhaps the world. hund

say a quick word. >> hello, everyone i'm happy to be here on behalf of david chu he lives in the bayviewe knows how important to have access to open space and he wants to bring his babe to the park to play with other kids i'm happy you get to be here enjoying this i love this so i'm super excited to bring my nephews and noise and like phil said we need to vote yes on abag u prop b to make sure we have access throughout the city to our parks thank you guys . >> (clapping.) >> another special go acknowledgement i see lynn in a that helps us with the amazing programs thank you lena our next speaker he's amazing what it is he keeps our city clean and works non-stop but really a park at heart please join me in welcoming our park works director mohammed nuru. >> (clapping.) >> all right. so i know assemblyman chiu lives in the district and many people live in the district but this is my neighborhood park i live within 10 minutes of this park so when this park was being designed i was part of progress and marvin the rec and park department and the public works department they are the men that w

feel at that point certain districts that needs emergency train we can't wait until next year the bayview and others districts needs time and distance training this is something we need to look at you can take that command staff and train them and look at it reporting i know we have the capacity to send the cit officer out the homeless people said something that going on i don't know in their deployed but we need to analyze what is happened and make better tactics and better training for high-risk communities putting your money where your mouth is and believe it or not we put a general orders we don't have one be one of the holes to put the cit before we say we need other tasers or other weapons but we need to fix that and put it in place to be clear. >> (clapping.) >> and so there's a lot of things i think that really should have priorities i think you guys should prioritize the issues we're not have that come back at us again. >> i'll jump in on the passenger side ph.d and 3 classes a year now pushing people through the deesclation is built into the rank you go and shot and learn about

they were take hopkins bayview burn center. the fire is under control. we're told -- we don't know what started the fire. "7 on your side" with important news for washington gas customers. some aren't getting bills for months a at time and then they get them for hundreds of dollars. >> i have it happen on the emergency fund to make sure i am paying my bills. leon: 31,000 people, 20% of the washington gas customers were affected by this. leon: the u.s. military going to take on a larger role in afghanistan. they are going to give military greater ability to help the forces battling the taliban. general nicholson is now going to be allowed to determine when american forces should advise and assist afghan army units. something that had not been allowed for the american special operation forces. coming up next, saying goodbye to a legend. we take you to louisville for the star-studded memorial for muhammad ali. the heat will be here this weekend. doug will let us know how hot it will get. stay with us. vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy i

door to any office they'll be okay to all needs and we do it for them but filed with the heart of bayview hunters point and with pike meetings so apac parents thank you and have many things that happy in between i mean, i'll skip own on our project we want to thank the unified school district we horn many students that earn a 3 point owe and higher give them a hand of applause we are grateful to superintendant carranza to move and support this we'll be grateful to reverend brown and others but also this pike and the initiative had the vision to implement to show president obama it was phenomenal plug in the team and apac we thank you so we know that the manipulative work to do and it can be done i don't have my - i say thank you many, many people and in what capaci naacp and my one request on behalf of the communities mr. dickey must go through the budget process each year and the board commissioners the community requests you consider a time to fund this on a 5 year can i believe we can't see much progress in one year but please fund the project on a 4 year project now thank you bernard

say a quick word. >> hello, everyone i'm happy to be here on behalf of david chu he lives in the bayview he knows how important to have access to open space and he wants to bring his babe to the park to play with other kids i'm happy you get to be here enjoying this i love this so i'm super excited to bring my nephews and noise and like phil said we need to vote yes on abag u prop b to make sure we have access throughout the city to our parks thank you guys . >> (clapping.) >> another special go acknowledgement i see lynn in a that helps us with the amazing programs thank you lena our next speaker he's amazing what it is he keeps our city clean and works non-stop but really a park at heart please join me in welcoming our park works director mohammed nuru. >> (clapping.) >> all right. so i know assemblyman chiu lives in the district and many people live in the district but this is my neighborhood park i live within 10 minutes of this park so when this park was being designed i was part of progress and marvin the rec and park department and the public works department they are the men that

particular item not on the agenda the calaveres mapping tool you've noted didn't currently include bayview and there's legislative effort that the department well aware have to seeks to include the factors that includes the disadvantaged communities across the state not identified under the mapping tool it is not just important for more than reasons but he itself statewide disadvantaged communities in legislation for reorganization an odd thing to say most were not taken pride in being disadvantaged but for the purposes of this environmental discussion when we are addressing injustices this important to have bayview hunters point included in this conversation that's why in the letter i'll read to the committee diverse organizations ranging from young developers to iran do have to other groups in commission has worked with in the past and shows how service providers that work on the ground have united in terms of of making sure their community our community can be included so again thapgs to the commission commissioner vietor and general manager kelly that provides the leadership necessary

police "use of force" policy shortly after the december shooting of mario woods in san francisco's bayviewistrict. now, a big point of contention was the language that was going to be used in these policies. "shall" versus "should," shall representing a mandatory policy and most of these policies reflect that word "shall" rather than "should." live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> what have we heard from the police union on this? >> reporter: it sounds like they are in general agreement with these policies. they have to legally approve them. but by all accounts this represents a 80 to 90% agreement between all of the parties. >> thank you. >>> meanwhile, oakland pd's sexual misconduct scandal has one california senator pushing for greater public access to law enforcement records. senator mark leno proposed a bill back in may that called for sustained complaints regarding sexual assault and excessive force to be opened to anybody who asks for them. oakland scandal involving the teenaged daughter of a dispatcher broke weeks after leno's bill was turned down by the legislature. but

it was in the bayview district yesterday. the gun was initially stolen from a car parked in the alamo square area, near the victorian homes known as the painted ladies. one person was taken into custody. the agent's badge and credentials are still missing. >>> police in san francisco could be wearing body cameras as soon as this summer under a set of rules approved. it allows officers involved in a shooting the opportunity to review the footage before filing a report. critics argue that could give officers a chance to change and shore up statements based upon what the footage shows. if the police commission accepts the proposals, officers could be wearing cameras by august 1. the $9.6 billion budget is for the 2016-2017 fiscal year beginning next month. half of the budget goes to areas including public transit, the airport and public utilities. the other half goes to the general fund for parks, fire and police. it also calls for $221 million to combat homelessness. 32 million more than last year. as well as housing units, sho

and i thinks the t line was up i need have a shop on third street i live in bayview and i wanted tove my shop here in bayview a quality dessert shot shop in my neighborhood in any business is different everybody is in small banishes there are homemade recess pesz and ingredients from scratch we shop local because we have someone that is here in your city or your neighborhood that is provide you with is service with quality ingredients and quality products and need to be know that person the person behind the products it is not like okay. who as a society we've basically failed big portion of our population if you think about the basics of food, shelter safety a lot of people don't have any of those i'm mr. cookie can't speak for all the things but i know say, i have ideas how we can address the food issue. >> open the door and walk through that don't just stand looking out. >> as they grew up in in a how would that had access to good food and our parent cooked this is how you feed yours this is not happening in our country this is a huge pleasure i'm david one of the co-founder so a

. >> reporter: the apartment is three bedrooms, with bayviews. in an area where three bedroom apartments rent for an average of 6800 a month, but the building is a bit rundown. >> their claim is i'm not covered under rent control. i don't degree. i don't see how it's possible. i did turn in an application, i was given no notice i was a sub turn instant. >> reporter: neil said he can't afford it, so he could be evicted a matter of weeks before the rent board can hear his case. >> a judge in san francisco superior court will have to make that decision. >> reporter: his attorneys have asked a judge to decide whether the paperwork passes league muster. >> league muster. >> could he be evicted? out on the street? that is a possibility. >> reporter: an every to buy time in an increasingly unaffordable market. >> joe tried to get ahold of the landlady, but the calls were not returned. >>> tonight, airbnb hits the home city, san francisco, over a new crack-down. it requires short-term rental companies to verify that hosts are registered with the city, or

i'm a member with this group i live in san francisco so far 16 years i'm used to live in bayview butport the mission i don't want to see everything gentrified by the fulsome the government should stop building luxury housing or shelters i'm here to talk about because i want to fight for everything that the community wants i oppose the monster and support the marvel in the mission. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm a member of the costing to i've lived in san francisco for 14 years i'm a sfosh my family has been evicted from the mission we now live in the dog patch district as low income we my family and i are one of many families that have been evicted and because of all the luxury like monster in the mission the draft environmental impact report is inadequate and not address the issue of displacement it is does not name the impact on residents and local businesses and nonprofit that will be adapted by this project such increased in commute time for those coming back to the mission for necessary services are go to school jurisdiction has affected any community by making us worry

those jobs are good paying jobs for the local community and the second is an update on the screen for bayview hunters point as before is not included in the napping that is age injustice in the environmental sense and the socio economic seasons and we'd like the sfpuc to be engaged the legislation has encouraged cal to expedite it's process in updating the tool and it will include the stated on a number of occasions socio economic factors and having any lens by this department lead to the building of a coalition of 8 coalitions in the letter i presented last time to make sure that over the summary as cal updates the tool the sfpuc can agendize this leadership in san francisco as well doing the team david chiu and senator mark leno. >> thank you congratulations on behalf of the local hiring numbers to the department for the general manager thank you so much for the commitment to local hiring for those great numbers we're receiving appreciate that. >> thank you. >> any other general comments on matters not on the agenda hearing none, next item. >> communication. >> anything on communications qu

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that the glock 27 was recovered in an read this morning near the corner of keene and thomas in the bayview. swat teams rated the home after using surveillance video near alamo square to track it down. sources say that the gun and the fbi credentials and a badge all left in the backpack in the front seat of a car and 10 minutes after the agent stepped away, everything was gone. and according to a security analyst and special agent, leaving a gun in the backpack is against fbi protocol. said he didn't go here in a government car, so it would not have the necessary safety precautions, precautions, the lockbox, the pepper alarm, the chain on the trunk. >> the agent was on vacation with family from the oklahoma city office and was headed to the last nights game against the golden state warriors and oklahoma city for - - oklahoma city thunder. parks as it does not matter that the agent was not aware of the car breaking academic in san francisco. >> regardless of where you are, you are held to the same standards across all 56 field offices, it is unacceptable to leave that weapon in a car unatten