director callahan. i think it was commissioner hwang prior to us voting on which policy to the meet and confer process that the public get a briefing from the department of human resources in advance to get a sense what the limitations and opportunity for process is. so the director callahan is here to give us a sense of all that. thank you welcome. >> thank you president loftus commission director hicks. i think as you know. the department of human resources has charter for meet and confer for negotiations in the city of san francisco. bear with me if i have repeated what you have heard but with the public i would be more comprehensive the mires milly brown act part of the california government code requires cities county and special districts to comply with a number of of rules which are -- the law basically mirrored the labor ne goegs actions act that is all within the scope of bargaining. issues that fall within the scope of bargaining things that effect terms and conditions of employment -- wages h

commissioner dejesus would like director callahan to respond to that. >> yes nikki callahan again with regard to the comments made as to the poa status the law and civil service which recognizes no disbased on the title association for example california teacher and nurses association they're unions so there is no distinction in that regard they're recognized as the exclusive representative for within the city's obligated deal with terms and conditions of the employment. it is correct we don't have to bargain with the union about policy matters i tried to make that clear earlier there is a disagreement as to whether something is policy and whether it has an impact on discipline or safety that's where if we get into trouble and dispute with the union that's where it will fall. we do not intent on giving away fundamental managementights through the mar beganing process the pcht oa has a status to speak to you about it's policy views in a public forum but we don't meet and confer about this. >> thank you director cal lan. sergeant call the next line department to use in meeting and confer

this is on santa teresa boulevard and callahan avenue. it has 7 or 8 businesses.an 100 firefighters to put it out. investigators are on scene trying to determine where the fire started and what caused it. >>> time now 6:35. how is it looking? >> dramatic. we have seen so many beautiful pictures this morning from live weathercam was of beautiful clouds over the bay area all southern end with an area of low pressure well to the north of the bay area but once it swings through on thursday, it will produce a spotty shower. right now, this is one of the our views. this is our live weather camera. i know you have a little bit of a glare but i wanted to share it with you because it looks like we have waves in the clouds and an ideal model a wave clouds is super cooled liquid water at the lower part so you look at the bottom part of the clouds a lot of liquid with them but not hitting the land mass except for drizzle at the coast. that's a different story associated with a very deep marine layer. ch is at 52 now. will you santa rosa is at 47 degrees. partly cloudy skies t

the look at mike callahan's face. >> mark: like that nosey neighbor. >> jeff: and golden state is out of time-outs as well. >> mike: thompson. a big man on the inbound. find thompson, immediately fouled by j.r. smith. klay thompson, who's 3 for 3 from the line will go to the line. with a seven-point lead, they can obviously just wrap this up at the free-throw line. welcome to the nba of 2016 and the warriors, fantastic shooting from three-point range. 36% from two-point range. >> jeff: they're only 41% overall. cleveland is outshooting them. it's the power of the three. and also, the missed free throws by the cavaliers. >> mike: and a big turnaround for golden state tonight. just nine turnovers, as jeff just mentioned, after turning it over 18 times in game three. thompson, now with 22. >> mark: if you're the cavs, you will look at the film of game three, and realize you didn't do the same things tonight. >> mike: 11 missed free throws for cleveland. no time-outs for the cavaliers. nine-point game. james steps back. green finds him. irving fakes, drives, gets to the basket, lay-up is

this was earlier this morning on santa teresa boulevard and callahan avenue. it has 7 or 8 businesses. it took more than 100 firefighters to put it out. >>> san francisco's board of supervisors is demanding action to address the city's ongoing problem with homelessness. kpix 5 reporter lisa chan is in the newsroom with details on the new plan. lisa. >> reporter: san francisco supervisors just passed a plan tuesday to open six new homeless shelters within the next two years. this unanimous vote comes after three months of controversial negotiations over supervisor david campos' homeless shelter legislation. the original proposal would have required the city to open six long term homeless shelters also known as navigation centers, within a year. a navigation center allows people to bring in all of their belongings and companions as they look for permanent housing. the centers would have also included a wet house and safe injection site which means people could drink and drugs there legally. in april supervisor campos says something needs to be done to address th

flames earlier this morning on callahan. a four-alarm fire started around midnight according to crews. the shopping center housed 7 or 8 businesses. it took more than 100 firefighters to get it under control. investigators are on the scene now trying to determine where the fire started and the cause. let's check in with roberta. >> a little procedure done yesterday. i'm healthy. many people out there know my father has been battling colon cancer. so i had a colonoscopy yesterday. so it's a good thing. take care of your health, as well. as you get out the door, right now our current air temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. you can feel the cool air mass as it is over the beaches into the inland areas. 47 degrees in santa rosa. we have two things happening very windy and deep marine layer visibility in half moon bay down to 7 miles. 9 in santa rosa. unseasonably cool today in the 50s and 60s struggling to get into the 70s. i'm going talk about the winds later in the program. right now let's say good morning to gianna. >> good

on santa theresa boulevard, 12 of callahan square 15 businesses have been destroyed.hey included a barber shop and house cleeping business that was started in a woman's garage 20 years ago. she says she feels responsible for the employment of her nine workers. >> they depended on me, so i guess tomorrow we're going to start all over again. if i have to set up from my home, i will. >> the fire started in a nearby trash bin. because the strip mall was built in the 1960s, it did not have fire breaks in the attic and wasn't required to have a sprinkler system either. >>> a big setback for the warriors, they would win the nba title tomorrow night in cleveland but they have to do it without andrew bogut. he hurt his knee during this play on monday. we'll show you the play in a moment. several bruised bones. bogut won't need surgery, just recovery time. here is the play. he's out for the remainder of the series. they have to do it without bogut. >> a bruised bone is so painful and so much swelling. that's terrible. >> let's talk about this rain that is headed our way. ja you

. >>> in south san jose a popular shopping center goes up in flames earlier this morning on callahan. according to crews. the shopping center housed 7 or 8 businesses. it took more than 100 firefighters to get it under control. investigators are on the scene now trying to determine where the fire started and the cause. let's check in with roberta. >> a little procedure done yesterday. i'm healthy. many people out there know my father has been battling colon cancer. so i had a colonoscopy yesterday. so it's a good thing. take care of your health, as well. as you get out the door, right now our current air temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. you can feel the cool air mass as it is over the beaches into the inland areas. 47 degrees in santa rosa. we have two things happening very windy and deep marine layer visibility in half moon

the look at mike callahan's face. >> mark: like that nosey neighbor. >> jeff: and golden state is out of time-outs as well. >> mike: thompson. a big man on the inbound. find thompson, immediately fouled by j.r. smith. klay thompson, who's 3 for 3 from the line will go to the line. with a seven-point lead, they can obviously just wrap this up at the free-throw line. welcome to the nba of 2016 and the warriors, fantastic shooting from three-point range. 36% from two-point range. >> jeff: they're only shooting 41% overall. cleveland is outshooting them. it's the power of the three. and also, the missed free throws by the cavaliers. >> mike: and a big turnaround for golden state tonight. just nine turnovers, as jeff just mentioned, after turning it over 18 times in game three. thompson, now with 22. >> mark: if you're the cavs, you will look at the film of game three, and realize you didn't do the same things tonight. >> mike: 11 missed free throws for cleveland. no time-outs for the cavaliers. nine-point game. james steps back. green finds him. irving fakes, drives, gets to the basket, l

>> of adequate conversation with nikki callahan who indicated to me she's checking into that. that is my expectation as it is pro forma to use the fund the mou reserve fund for any mou increase your changes >> okay, great because i certainly understand the 3.25% for july 1 being as part of our budget and normal process. however, for the additional 2.5% that will be occurring, i would like to see that come out of the mou resort. >> thank you supervisor >> i think that's the intended purpose. thank you >> okay. mr. rose. on our budget analyst question. were supervisor budget. sorry. >> members of the committee, on page 70, and actually, let's go to page 71. recommend a reduction superposed budget total $67,000.87 in 16-17 of that amount, 57.420 ongoing to 9000 657 or one-time savings and we also recommend closing out by the unexpended encumbrances of 1.357. that would result in total general fund savings of 68.444 and 17-18 our recommended reductions to the budget total 31.831 of which ongoing savings in these drug reductions would still allow an increase of 155.391 1.1% indepen

shane talks about , the incident and speaks with former winn prison guards dave bacle and jennifer callahan today was my 12th day of training and i found out as soon as i got to the prison that yesterday, there was an escape. >> he was out on the basketball side in the yard, where you play basketball. to climb over the fence. >> he went up the fence, got on the roof of the building, double chain-link fence, over both razor wires. >> ran through the forest, stole a hunter's truck. >> gave himself away and got busted. >> the prison staff did not actually know he escaped for two or three hours. >> none of those people were security. >> there are four or five guard towers around the prison. around four years ago, the company decided to replace the guards in those towers with cameras. if there had been guards and those towers, they would have almost certainly seen somebody trying to jump the fence. >> no if's, hands, or butts about it. amy: shane bauer, talk about this and what happens with escapes. >> well, when i was working at winn, i would commend every morning at 6:00 and go to a morning me

. >>> graduation day for the young women and callahan catholic girls high school.nds also filled the pews proudly watching as the graduates received their diplomas. (applause). harder than i thought, is way it's just not in my nature to brag on myself. not even a backdoor brag? what's a backdoor brag? sneaking something wonderful about yourself into everyday conversation, like when i tell people, i can't watch musicals cause i have perfect pitch. (vo) some carriers promise unlimited streaming, but then automatically shrink your videos so they're not hd quality. it's not pretty. really? switch to verizon now, buy two samsung phones, and get a free samsung 50 inch smart tv. only on america's best network. >> golden depp state warriors fan doesn't have to go to or oracle arena. he transformed his garage into a stadium. there's seats and a blue light. he says it's much moury lacking not to mention cheaper to just watch the games at home and as ducis mentioned you can watch game three of the nba finals wednesday night right here on 6abc. that had to cost a pretty penny.

flames ripped through a strip mall about midnight at the intersection of santa teresa and callahan boulevardghters kept the fire from spreading to nearby houses at least but it was bad. matt keller has more. >> reporter: when a fire is this big, not much can be done to stop it. firefighters called for four alarms after it 'twas called in just after midnight and by the end, the shopping center in san jose was in ruins. >> wow! >> the entire place burned down. >> hole apply may mackerel. >> 12 of the 15 businesses at the corner of ka halen avenue and santa teresa boulevard were destroyed by the fire, including a mexican food restaurant, and many others. >> it's just all mom and pop places, you know. just kind of not millionaires, not corporations, just mom and pop places. >> reporter: the owner of the bar says this huge fire started small behind the restaurant but he says the response from san jose fire seemed to lack a sense of urgency. >> then they took their time like setting up their gear and stuff. next thing you know, half this whole building is like engulfed in flames, you know what i m

. >> supervisor breed: i see nikki callahan in the audience (sounds like).i think you will do the presentation. >> (off mic) >> supervisor breed: thank you. >> good morning chair pesking, president breed. thank u so much for the opportunity to present here this morning. i want to acknowledge -- human resources director nikki callahan as you mentioned and also our eeo director linda simon. and dante king (sounds like) who will be developing the training program i'm going to talk about is here with us this morning as well. >> could you identify yourself for the record? >> susan gard (unintelligible) with the human resources department. --- it is hard and set the information that we hear. it is sad that some of these issues apply to city employees. as you know, the hr's equal employment opportunity division investigates promptly and thoroughly any claims of discrimination, harassment retaliation, from city employees. it is often the first step of what may be a more systemic issue. issues of been brought forward by president breed is an area of concern after sev

so ralph filed and then, of course, i'll tel callahan didn'n for the senate so ralph unfiled.here the story gets even more interesting is, first, ralph couldn't resist the he called the editors who are supporting him, and sawyer had called all of them on his behalf exciting come at the time the republican candidate for the senate seat was paul laxalt who becomes national as ronald reagan's best friend, when his campaigns. and laxalt had coffee with ralph the day before he filed a said howie getting back to las vegas? well, i'm going. be careful, o'callaghan might call out the national guard on you because he was actually filing, this is the other point. because it would people around here who were not sure that the whidbey democratic candidate for governor was ready to run. he was lieutenant governor, a young fellow named harry reid. well, i reread into the life of the senate at that time losing, going on to win two terms later and is both sawyer and ralph said, we misjudged him. and we are big supporters of is all alone. ralph was happy being behind the scenes. so when sawyer

lynn callahan ridley is also here. i want to welcome them to the nation's capitol. thank you very much to your courteousness to my sister and brother-in-law. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker: the chair will entertain 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. hultgren: i ask make to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker: without objection, the gentleman is recognized. mr. hultgren: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to honor the father of flag day, on its 100th anniversary, an immigrant and teacher, he believed his students needed a symbol to instill a sense of national identity. he first celebrated our flag's birthday with his students on june 14, 1885, 108 years after its official adoption by congress, thus began his life's work to create a national flag day. he wrote articles for magazines and newspapers. he gave lectures and wrote a book on the flag's importance. soon, schools caught on and more than 100,000 ch

>> of adequate conversation with nikki callahan who indicated to me she's checking into that. that is my expectation as it is pro forma to use the fund the mou reserve fund for any mou increase your changes >> okay, great because i certainly understand the 3.25% for july 1 being as part of our budget and normal process. however, for the additional 2.5% that will be occurring, i would like to see that come out of the mou resort. >> thank you supervisor >> i think that's the intended purpose. thank you >> okay. mr. rose. on our budget analyst question. were supervisor budget. sorry. >> members of the committee, on page 70, and actually, let's go to page 71. recommend a reduction superposed budget total $67,000.87 in 16-17 of that amount, 57.420 ongoing to 9000 657 or one-time savings and we also recommend closing out by the unexpended encumbrances of 1.357. that would result in total general fund savings of 68.444 and 17-18 our recommended reductions to the budget total 31.831 of which ongoing savings in these drug reductions would still allow an increase of 155.391 1.1% indepen

airplane callahan and richard fisher will be here, talkingen unthe uk's opinion. jackie deangelis brings how oil and gold were coming. >> it's a real panic. what i'm watching, they're rebalancing the russell indy sees. there's trade and owensed to to buy and sell. a lot of things have cloned. >> let's take a look. it's the financials down. 20% in europe. the double whammy, lower. they don't nearly have the exposure that they have overseas. citigroup rallied all week. industrials, you've got a problem. your floors, paccars, cummings, industrials, typically have a 20% volume, sales zpoesed to europe. all down. stronger dollar bringing are down names. fluor, paccar, eaton corp, cummins, you. >> itted tech. the defense names generally held up better than the overall market. you have your utility names like corn ed, and, of course, your s&p seth out. it's the end of quite a wild week and i'm still -- let me walk around and check on some prices to see if anything has meetsd notably. >>> let ice head up to before they coom. >> it looks like the correction is coming. let'

>> of adequate conversation with nikki callahan who indicated to me she's checking into that. that is my expectation as it is pro forma to use the fund the mou reserve fund for any mou increase your changes >> okay, great because i certainly understand the 3.25% for july 1 being as part of our budget and normal process. however, for the additional 2.5% that will be occurring, i would like to see that come out of the mou resort. >> thank you supervisor >> i think that's the intended purpose. thank you >> okay. mr. rose. on our budget analyst question. were supervisor budget. sorry. >> members of the committee, on page 70, and actually, let's go to page 71. recommend a reduction superposed budget total $67,000.87 in 16-17 of that amount, 57.420 ongoing to 9000 657 or one-time savings and we also recommend closing out by the unexpended encumbrances of 1.357. that would result in total general fund savings of 68.444 and 17-18 our recommended reductions to the budget total 31.831 of which ongoing savings in these drug reductions would still allow an increase of 155.391 1.1% indepen

>> of adequate conversation with nikki callahan who indicated to me she's checking into that. that is my expectation as it is pro forma to use the fund the mou reserve fund for any mou increase your changes >> okay, great because i certainly understand the 3.25% for july 1 being as part of our budget and normal process. however, for the additional 2.5% that will be occurring, i would like to see that come out of the mou resort. >> thank you supervisor >> i think that's the intended purpose. thank you >> okay. mr. rose. on our budget analyst question. were supervisor budget. sorry. >> members of the committee, on page 70, and actually, let's go to page 71. recommend a reduction superposed budget total $67,000.87 in 16-17 of that amount, 57.420 ongoing to 9000 657 or one-time savings and we also recommend closing out by the unexpended encumbrances of 1.357. that would result in total general fund savings of 68.444 and 17-18 our recommended reductions to the budget total 31.831 of which ongoing savings in these drug reductions would still allow an increase of 155.391 1.1% indepen

>> of adequate conversation with nikki callahan who indicated to me she's checking into that. that is my expectation as it is pro forma to use the fund the mou reserve fund for any mou increase your changes >> okay, great because i certainly understand the 3.25% for july 1 being as part of our budget and normal process. however, for the additional 2.5% that will be occurring, i would like to see that come out of the mou resort. >> thank you supervisor >> i think that's the intended purpose. thank you >> okay. mr. rose. on our budget analyst question. were supervisor budget. sorry. >> members of the committee, on page 70, and actually, let's go to page 71. recommend a reduction superposed budget total $67,000.87 in 16-17 of that amount, 57.420 ongoing to 9000 657 or one-time savings and we also recommend closing out by the unexpended encumbrances of 1.357. that would result in total general fund savings of 68.444 and 17-18 our recommended reductions to the budget total 31.831 of which ongoing savings in these drug reductions would still allow an increase of 155.391 1.1% indepen