givener and chris daly. for the record, i'd like to note and mr. my opinion, did not do an adequate investigation regarding residency of supervisor sean elsbernd before -- before he was reelected in 2008. just thought i'd mention that since both of them are in this room by sheer luck. secondly, i'd like to remind all critics of local government that the fbi does have a public corruptions unit on golden gate avenue. there's a little plug right there. thirdly, i'd like to thank the examiner and the chronicle for putting forth recent articles regarding the mayor's trip to china. let's put it this way. i would bet plenty of money that the chinese know exactly what they're doing and it wouldn't surprise me if they have certain volunteers arrive in san francisco to do their deeds. also, i would like to mention that in regards to treasure island, i keep hearing on the radio news about what's going on there and the different problems. and i think it's only fair to have mr. tony hall testify in these chambers regarding what happens' going on at treasure isl

today good night city here comes chris daly coming back today we're going to the lull a by of broadwaywhat the civic heights is, it's up your supervisor way hello. ♪ i don't even know your city name, but i think and love you just the same the last time i felt like this i was sewing in city love, falling and ceiling, i never felt such love the gov the last time i felt like this was long before i knew to how to keep the city green and blue the last time i felt like this i was falling in city love falling in ceiling i never felt this way in love gov the last time i felt like this is long before i knew a city that's like you ♪ walk my way [speaker not understood] instruments aren't on strike today never knowing my right hand from my glove and city from gov and no contract in this d and contract love on my own should i wonder with all the $155,000 a year and all alone and i'm so glad you got a contract city >> thank you. next speaker. >>> supervisors, tom gilberti, [speaker not understood], official greetings to all our new ones. i'm here for noise. that's my priority. i'm the only one in t

i recognize former supervisor chris daly. >> thank you, supervisors. my name is chris daly, i'm the political director of sciu local and a vested san francisco employee retirement system. when i was sitting here, hearing from that there were losses due to the libor fraud in the retirement system i couldn't help to think back all those times that i sat over there, listening to chamber of commerce talking points about how public pensions are breaking the bank. today, we definitively heard it's the other way around, it's actually the banks that have broken the san francisco retirement system. you'll have to excuse me if i seem a bit incredulous, after a city presentation that was pretty much devoid of resolve to aggressively pursue the city's losses, due to bank fraud. but if you wade through the minutia of staff presentation you basically come out with this. the city lost millions of dollars, whether it be the airport, the retirement system, you know, the general fund investment pool, various places. san francisco lost millions of dollars due to libor fr

one thing i learned from my predecessor, chris daly, is what we can do to ensure we are prioritizing parts and affordable housing for our families and -- prioritizing parks and affordable housing for our families. i think that we need to support things that our schools cannot fund, like summer school. i would love for our city, in better revenue years, to have the longest school year and the longest school day, to really model for the rest of california what you can do if you really fund schools. so, that is the third area. hopefully we will kickstart our economy back up again. >> it looks like we are out of time. i want to thank you for joining us today. supervisor kim: thank you. >> we have been talking to supervisor of jane kim. watch for the next episode when we will be back. >> on december 28, 1912. san francisco mayor, sonny jim rolph stared into the crowds of those who have gathered. a moment in history. the birth of a publicly own transit system. san francisco municipal railway. muni as it would become to be known. happy birthday, muni, here is to the next 100 years. the birt

rebecca more row, ber neta adolf, david fleming, christy aceem, chris daly, brenda baros. and seanie zin. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is jesse mitchell. i'm an acce member, action committee for community empowerment and a resident of district 11. i've lived in san francisco for many years and am frustrated by recent cuts to violates services and increased fees on residents. when i learned that the banks have been cheating us out of our tax dollars i felt we needed to prosecute them and demand they return the money. as a small business owner in it san francisco, i understand the importance of honest financial practices. once again, major international financial institutions have shown that they can't be trusted. we must hold them accountable for every penny they cheated from us, to speak from the heart here. my first encounter with financial bullying was in junior high school. and it was about my lunch money. and i didn't really know what to do about it then. but i'm getting a similar feeling here that no one -- people are seeking a way to find out what to do ab

and i appreciated comments from supervisor -- former supervisor chris daly, that there have been choices the city makes about where the city puts its resources, and trying to recover money, and makes a lot of sense that where we see a large amount of real fraud and manipulation, the banks, that we actually do our work, our effort, and fulfill our obligations to workers, taxpayers, and the public to recover any losses. and i want to encourage that from our city financial officers, and our city attorney, and i hope to see that come together in the next -- very short period of time. let's see. i would actually like to request that we continue this item to the call of the chair. and also want to encourage support from perhaps the budget analyst, mr. rose, if there's a scope of work that you might be able to help us with in terms of an analyzing how we might pursue understanding what losses have been to the city, your office might provide extra help to our financial officers in the city, and what ways that we might be able to have any additional recovery as well. that's something that you can

chris jericho. ryan bingham once again! [ cheers and applause ] and the greatest band in late night, the roots! [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for carson dalynd you are watching "last call." thank you so much. all week long, i've been teeing up shows from the cutting room, here in new york city. tonight, we're gonna do the same. let's check out the lineup. for music damien jurado sings his heart out from the troubadour. in our "spotlight," we've got animal planet's best performing series ever, "river monsters." but first, we sit down with two of the funniest ladies east of the mississippi. combined, they've appeared on "last comic standing," "conan," "best week ever" and "fallon." and they can be seen weekly as the host of mtvs "nikki and sara live." from valbella here in new york, this is nikki glaser and sara schaefer, on "last call." >> i had been wanting to do a talk show. i had been like getting really serious about pitching something and my manager was like, "well, they're going to ask you 'why you?'" and i'm like well, "'cause i was born to do this!" and he's like, "you can't say that." um, then i was like -- >> carson: or sing it. >

chris hardwick! little green cars once again! [ cheers and applause ] and the greatest band in late night, the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] stay tuned for carson dalyrson: hey, welcome to the show, i'm carson daly. our setting is bar chloe and this is your "last call" line-up. tonight, we introduce you to the mastermind behind the brand new comedy central series "nathan for you," nathan fielder is coming up in the "spotlight." for our music, buckle in because we're heading to the mayan for the long awaited tv debut of the alt-metal super group tomahawk. that's going to be amazing. but first, jim jeffries is an australian comedian who is quietly taking the u.s. by storm. he's picked up rave reviews for his hbo and showtime specials, and is a hot ticket item at the biggest comedy fest in the world. currently, you can find him starring in the filthy and funny fx series "legit." we go to beso in hollywood for tonight's interview. ♪ >> carson: for those who follow your career, like i do, i'm a big fan, and you've gone from like just this sort dark texture of comedy of drugs and alcohol and hookers. and now, there's this great show on fx and you're a fat