we are a blessed city in the sense that so many cities are losing independent bookstores. in fact, they are even losing big box bookstores. but politics and bookstores is thriving and we are blessed. >> thank you very much. we look forward to seeing you on there. >> thanks for coming, michael. >> thank you. >> how are you? >> good, how are you? >> here is a man with a new book coming out. secrets about the fbi. windows the book come out? >> a week after yours. >> it comes out in two weeks. this is a short bestseller and has all the secrets you ever want to learn about what to happens inside the fbi with the top sources but i can't even take a source because you would be mad at me and i don't want him mad at me. >> your book is a knockout. >> now i am in serious trouble. >> i asked him for a comment -- >> i want to hear what they sa said. >> he was quiet. he said, they said we're not sure which part they are referring to, exact which part he is referring to. is sponsored by npr which could be a broad range of things. >> they said they're not having you on. >> that would brea

we are a blessed city in the sense that so many cities are losing independent stores and in fact they are losing big dogs bookstores but politics and prose has recently purchased by again hometown people and it is private and we are blessed. >> thank you very much. i look forward to seeing you there. >> i will be up there. thanks for coming, michael. >> thank you. >> how are you? >> over you? >> here is the man who has a new book coming out, secrets about the fbi and wind is the book come out? >> a week after your is. >> it comes out in two weeks. >> this is a short bestseller and has all the secrets you ever want to learn about what truly happens inside the fbi with the top sources. i can't tell you his top sources and he will be banned me and i don't want them to be mad at me. >> meanwhile your book is a knockout. >> and now i am trouble. >> i asked them for comment and. >> i want to hear what they said. >> he was polite. he said, we are not sure which party they are referring to, but all our parties are sponsored by npr. it it is a broad range in it could be -- [inaudible] >> oh go

given the market is beginning to stabilize, whether we think there is more blessed to city these days than last year. -- whether there is more to last at -- more elasticity. >> a lot of the property week least triple net. i was surprised when it went from net to gross, from full- service to net, now they're saving seventy-five cents. if you were to run it off at pier 9 and you pay to 50 per square foot, the rent increases to about 3.25 per square foot. we do get a value added because of the location. it may be on the waterfront, on the embarcadero, there is a lot of historic value, the fun factor, a lot of things. but that is a very good ipoint. >> any other questions? >> the anomaly on pier 80, it should be decreased their as opposed to the other parking stalls? >> those rates, which i did, the higher rates really reflect the parking. we have a side business in truck parking. very few places in the city you can park 16 wheeler's. it is really more of a correction in pier 80. the average tenants are about $1.25 per square foot. that is a matter of controlling the lot. we believe if yo

we had a blessed city in the sense that so many cities are losing independent bookstores and big box okstores, but politics and prose recently purchased by hometown people, and it's thriving, and we are blessed. >> thank you very much. we look forward to seeing you up there. >> oh, yeah, i'll be up there. thanks for coming, michael. >> thank you. >> how are you? >> good. how are you? >> he's a man with a new book coming out, "secrets of the fbi," and when that's coming out? >> two weeks. >> this is a short best seller, and has all the secrets you ever want to learn about what truly happens inside the fbi with the top source. i can't tell you the sources because then he's mad at me, and i don't want him to be mad at me. >> meanwhile, your book is a knockout. it's great. i'll have a story on it tomorrow, according to lee. >> according to lee? now i'm in serious trouble. >> i asked npr for comments, and they said -- >> i want to hear what they said. >> it was polite. you know. they said we're not sure which party's they are referring to, which party's he's referring to, but all the parti

city of big businesses. me i do not think tourists come for sacramento with bills. we want to see her grow. we have been blessed by the city of san francisco supporting what we do. we would like a perspective of supporting something interesting, something vital that is a positive to the community. thank you. >> got any further comment? commissioner adams: thank you for that. more people need it -- need to hear that kind of comment. people come here not to go to the chain stores. stores like yours is what makes this city you need. i would like to go back to what you said about directing staff to writing a letter. can i motion that? >> can i add, if there are concepts to work with, we have a done, with our contract and, we have increased credit for lbe's to be able to increase their participation. i think we can get creative with some concepts. we can define and create some a distinctions between a larger entities or development projects and residential development projects. in relationship to our smaller businesses. i want to put that concept out that perhaps directing the city to take a look at ways, when we ar

we are a blessed city in the sense that so many cities are losing bookstores, but politics and prose as recently been purchased by hometown people, and it's here, thriving, and we're blessed. >> thank you very much. i look forward to seeing you up there. >> oh, yeah. thank you for coming, michael. >> thank you. >> how are you? >> good, how are you. >> when's it come out? >> two weeks. >> this is a short best seller and has all the secrets if you want to learn what truly happens inside the fbi. i can't tell you the sours -- sources. he'd be mad at me. >> we'll have a segment according to lee. >> now i'm in serious trouble. >> i asked him for comment, and they said, actually -- >> no, i want to hear what they said. >> they said, we're not sure what they are referring to, but all our parties sponsored by npr which could be a broad range of things, and they are so subconscious about the failings, but i didn't hit them on that. >> i included not having -- [inaudible] >> that'll break it up for them. breakthrough. >> how are you? do you know ron? >> no. >> he's a great -- kerry runs the cen

and we are a blessed city in the sense that so many are losing independent bookstores in fact they areosing even big box books stores but politics and prose recently purchased by again hometown people and it's here and writing and we are blessed. thank you very much. >> look forward to seeing you all here. >> thanks for coming, michael. >> thank you. >> how are you? >> how are you? >> here is a man that has a new book coming out, secrets about the fbi. when does the book come out? >> a week after yours. >> a net two weeks. >> this is a sure bestseller and has all the secrets you ever want to learn about what truly happens inside the fbi to but i can't even tell you, his sources could be mad at me and i don't want him to be mad at me. >> your book is a knockout [inaudible conversations] i asked him is he up for comment -- >> i want to hear what they said. >> they said we are not sure which party they are referring to what our party is sponsored which could be a broad range of things. >> i guess they are so self-conscious but i didn't even hit them on that. [inaudible] >> howarth you? do

>> one thing every supervisor works on is the relationship between our neighborhoods and city hall. i am blessedn district 3 to have a rich network of neighborhood associations, merchant groups, and nonprofit organizations that i interface with regularly. they often had difficulty navigating city hall. i am trying to help develop neighborhood councils that bring together these various groups to interface with city hall and city staff as a model to foster partnerships between and our neighborhoods and city government. it is a model we have been working on for a couple of years in district 3. i hope to replicate it to out san francisco fairly soon. >> we are out of time. thank you so much for joining us today on sfgtv "meet your district supervisor." we have been speaking with david chiu of district 3. ♪

we are blessed because d.c. yf. we have the city that helps us. we have prop h. but the reality, the bottom route is our state doesn't fund anything. our problem, frustration as a school districts. they are not opposed to doing what texas has done. we would love to have social emotional communities. we don't even have the money to have a basic teacher in every classroom. california is an out right disgrace. how can we be the eighth richest economy? we're the 8th richest economy and we rank 48th. we will be dead last. that means louisiana. mississippi. every one will fund education. better than the 8th richest. every one of our children deserve this. we aren't walking the talk. the reality is, we talk a good line. but we don't walk the talk. this public, all the citizens. not only in san francisco, but in california better start standing up for our kids. we are not funding it. let's start getting behind and forcing the politicians to say, the most important thing is our children. >> all right. okay. so that is actually an excellent segway. we have approximately 7

some people in berkeley wanted to give manning a heroism award and put it before the city council to formally bless manning as a hero but it was pointed out that he hasn't been convicted so his heroism hasn't been verified and they tabled the motion. in berkeley you have to be a convicted felon in order to be a hero. if manning is the leaker he betrayed his trust. he in turn was the trade by a friend be delayed convicted hacker named adrian llama who elicited a detailed confession from manning in online chats between the two of them and he turned manning in to the government, to the authorities and gave his hard drive with the online chats to the fbi. in the chats manning told him i couldn't be a spy. sportsrise don't post things ie world to see. wiki leaks dumped on the internets thousands of military communications from the battlefields in afghanistan without rejecting any of the names under individuals who might be at risk. then posted thousands of similar military communications from iraq but this time with reductions and finally a couple thousand of the quarter of a million that apparently has

so this is a little bit of a blessing around amarillo, texas and we'll head for oklahoma city.allas, friday's the big question mark. will we hit 100? that's the day you'll probably tie your record and today looks like you'll easily be about 102 in dallas. so two days away from the all-time record of streak of 42 days in a row. >> one streak they'd like to break, bill karins. >> why don't just go for it at this point. >> at this point, keep pushing through. >> 102, kind of a cool day given what they've had. >>> time for sports, in the a.l. central, how about the indians looking to close a three-game gap on the first-place tigers, bottom of the second, rookie jason kipness, this guy seems to be in the highlights every night. a to-run home run, part of his 5 for 5 at the plate. ubaldo jiminez, making his first start for the tribe since being traded from the rockies. he strikes out six over eight innings. the indians win 10-3. how about the tribe, just two games back of the tigers in the central. red sox and twins tied at 2-2 in the eighth inning. jim thome breaks the tie, an rbi d

blessing. i do not take it for granted. this is an incredible city.verywhere i go, i tell everyone that this is the atlantis of today. there is no other city in the world -- i have been everywhere. there is nothing like san francisco. in fact, to me, it is not even the united states. you can see how fox network always attacks us. we do not have an inferiority complex. we just do not follow blindly. we question authority. as i said before, a person for person, there are more artists and con artists in the bay area. >> you are someone who has identified so strongly with the bay area. a lot of it reflects the values that you also identify with. i know that you have been promoting an idea for a work of public art that could be pretty transformative. could you talk about that? >> peace brother is something that i saw, i think in the 1980's there was this lady. she started back there and converted -- she went to the neighborhood and was collecting the guns from some of the gang members. she had it melted and turned into angels. we want to do the same thing

blessed in terms of the expansiveness. you can travel to every corner of this city at any time of the day. a school bus system going into my time when i was in atlanta. most of the students if not all rode to school buss, that was additional cost. it was additional cost to them and the students were literally limited to and from their home and to school and in some cases may be if there was sporting events. there's pluses and minuses. right for the beginning there's a cost factor. >> due to time. as i stated from the beginning. if you have questions, please write them down. we will collect them. jeff will speak to compiling the solutions >> thank you. evet. i want to thank the entire panel. of course margaret, we want to see those lights on. my specific question is to the new superintendent, i am a representative of the new high school going to bay view, bay view school of social justice. my specific concern is the attendance on back page from the main topic. there's no professional development and it's not monitored by the district. now connect as a capacity of 4 hundred student s and onl

applying a city-wide process to a neighborhood that has a specific character and composition, to me, is unfair and not well thought through. we are blessed in san francisco to have many such neighborhoods, and i do not see the logic behind applying something that applies city-wide to all of these specific neighborhoods. i would like to request that you take the residents of north beach into consideration and the fact that how this decision will greatly impact the quality of life for us. thank you. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker please. >> hello, supervisors, and thank you, ross. i greatly appreciate you helping craft this legislation. as an art space facilitator and resident, i am wholeheartedly in support of this very limited but very opening legislation. i think it will provide a lot of opportunity for small-scale entertainment and arts activities at site-appropriate locations. currently, i believe our land use policies in san francisco are flawed about the vast amounts of areas which have entertainment not allowed within it. allowing this as a citywide policy will open up site- appropriate locations. the permit would st

confidence of the people who protect this gem of the city, the business improvement district in union square. i want to thank everyone for coming together and blessing, with the contribution from audi of america, coming together to make these couple of blocks even better, to modernize it, make it even more welcoming, and to make sure that it is people-friendly in every respect. i want to give a shout out to all of these departments because we are seldom recognized. collaboration is often behind the scenes, but this is out in front for everybody. i want people to get excited about the friendliness of this street, but you are doing to try to change the feeling here, make sure that the experience invites even more people to enjoy union square, powell street, the cable car experience. i also want to recognize the police department. as we transition this landscape, they are going to keep everyone safe, make sure we all have the opportunity to enjoy it. i want to thank everyone for this collaboration. so happy to be part of this. and also to make sure that we are investing and renewing every part of our city, to make sure that the tourists enjoy this area

blessing, professionalism of emergency responders. >> ifill: new york city also dodged the worst of therm, leaving mayor michael bloomberg to defend his decision to evacuate 300,000 people. >> you know, better to be safe what we want to do is protect people and their lives. and we're never sure what's going to happen with forecast of weather. weather forecasts are very unreliable but you want to go and take precautions that in retrospect worst case arrives you say yes i'm glad i did that and the next time for all i know we'll get lucky again. >> ifill: property damage done was also less extensive than expected. but it may yet reach $7 billion. at the white house today, president obama promised help. >> it's going to take time to recover from a storm of this magnitude. the effects are still being felt across much of the country, but i'm going to make sure that fema and other agencies are doing everything in their power to help people on the ground. >> ifill: fema-- the federal emergency management agency-- said today its disaster relief fund is running low. as a result, money that would