supervisor christiansen. >> i don't know in the study went into this much detail but i noticed in the 8 recommendations i mean certainly the question of providing better and faster service is a big and expensive one but many of these items actually deal with training or awareness programs and i wondered if the study went deep enough to consider what tends to be the most effective way because we've talked about schools our nonprofits and libraries but was there any indication of where we're doing a good job at reaching out to people and where we might do better? >> supervisor christiansen we didn't evaluate the effectiveness of each program but a couple of comments on that and the digital divide numbers haven't moved in the last few years not that these programs are not good in teaching people things but ultimately a certain segment of san francisco i san franciscans are not signing up for internet access and there may be a small percentage who truly never will and don't have any interest and don't want to do it but i can't help but think ultimately it's it's an affordability issue and

so to present the report. >> thank you supervisor mar and supervisor christiansen. excuse me. i have some slides and i'll summarize the report. i'll start with a couple of definitions not all of the technical details but it's good that everyone is using the same terms when we talk about this and first of all and you made reference to this in your remarks -- the digital divide means different things to different people and we've seen research supporting this that the difference between those who have high speed computer-based access at home and those without and the key phrase there is computer bases and we're not talking about having a smartphone where you can't necessarily perform all of the functions that one would want on the internet and then at home so you are not restricted by time or some other form of rationing and you have un fettered access to explore and take advantage of the internet and that's the distinction we're making of people who have that and do not and broadband is a term you will hear frequently in this presentation and we're referring to high speed inter

supervisor christiansen so i see none great report thank you so much. mr. gamino and the staff i really appreciate you being here and engaging and my hope is that we're following up on this issue and looking at not only the comcast essentials program but looking at at and t who we did invite to be here but didn't come and looking at the lifeline program required by the fcc and looking at other options for lower cost high speed internet and i think monkey brains and the other companies that came forward looking at different suggestions that they have had as well but i really do think we need more of a digital inclusion task force of people that have worked on it from the past and also the senior center and fillmore and western addition districts and others that are being left behind to conform our technology plan so that no one is left behind it's been eye opening to look at other cities and what they have done but the report just reconfirms what we've known as well the suggestions from supervisor campos that we need to be much more aggressive as a city like

services committee of the san francisco board of supervisors and to my right is supervisor campos and christiansend jonathan stack u.s. for broadcasting us. >> copies >> items acted upon today will appear on the next agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you and we have five items on the agenda including 3 hearings and the first two items are liquor license transfers. >> an off sale general license in district 6 to s market. >> this is in district 6 supervisor kim's district and followed by remarks from sor and then public comment. lieutenant. >> supervisors good afternoon lieutenant dave falson san francisco police department and i have our lead investigator with us i thought it would be nice to match a face to a name every now and then and before us today is a liquor license and if approved it will allow them to sell off sale spirits and i'd point out this applicant has a current location on market street that has been operated without a police problem and this new proposed location is located in an area of high crime and undue concentration and southern police station and we have no record o

supervisor christiansen. >> my father grew up in rural south dakota and didn't get electricity until after ww 2 and some of my friends in the industry you make a good point we're not talking about movies but perhaps the way you send and receive medical information or you know other forms of connectivity so i think that's something as we look forward we want to look for that hundred percent if we can do it. >> but i know from the media alliance and others as they identified what a vision of digital inclusion was it's not just access but access to affordable hardware and training and tech support and multilingual content and transparency and local ownership and sustainability of a system. >> i'm going to do what to do what i can to press that forward. >> thank you. there's a couple of people i was going to call up first. colleagues, can we open up for public comment? hopefully brian roberts is still here from the department of technology as well. >> good morning afternoon supervisors. i'm the director of the community live campaign here in san francisco and i really wanted to thank you

he had his apron on and was growing with suede christiansen and he had a platter with chicken and ribs is the macho cookbook but it is applicable. the role of the spouse remains support. if the family has small children marriage has change generally. the spouse that is not a governor takes care of child rearing and has a more important job. >> we had a chance to interview laura bush and we take a clip where she has an edge to her voice where she says i wonder if they will critique the kind of ties they wear. of course we chose when we ask the questions should be paid first lady's? they're working -- here's what she had to say. >> the interesting question is not should they receive a salary but should they be able to work for salary at their jobs. that is what it is. the gentlemen, whenever he did if he was a lawyer or whatever, we should ask, have a career during those years. in addition to being first lady. >> we are about to see over the next year-and-a-half all kinds of questions come up. this new situation is forced upon us. we have five minute left and i will ask you to wrap up be

. >>> and good morning to chelsea christiansen, one of my favorites, bird and salulu, both adopted through a dog rescue. >> thank you. >>> and samantha sent this picture of her foster, ty, with a little hat on. >>> and cocoa the guinea pig is ready to roll. >> i think that's our first guinea pig. that's interesting! ♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> welcome back. it's 7:19. i'm first alert meteorologist erica grow. we're getting off to a warm and muggy start right now. 68 in hagerstown. 65 in culpeper. 68 at andrews. we won't see temperatures rising as far as they did yesterday. yesterday we got into the upper 80s in lots of spots. 82 degrees for a high in leesburg. 80 in warrenton. 82 in culpeper today. 78 in winchester. what's the reason, as the temperatures aren't going to get as warm. it's because the thunderstorms and showers arrive faster today than they did yesterday. you have the first initial threat for showers and thunderstorms west of town around 1:00. into the beltway it

he has his apron on and is grilling with wade christiansen and he has a platter of chicken and ribs.ou know it's a macho cookbook but it's a good book so the role of the spells like carl was saying still remains that of a support. if the family has small children often i mean marriage has changed generally. you are saying the spouse who is not the governor of male or female is a spouse of them becomes more responsible for caregiving and takes those sorts of things on because their spouse has a more important job. >> we had a chance to interview laura bush for the first ladies project and now the clip where she has a little edge to her boys voice were she says you know i wonder if they are going to the critique what kinds of ties that where. the clip we chose for you was when we asked the question should we pay our first lady's? they are working basically full-time at this job and here's what she had to say. >> the interesting question really is not should they receive a salary or should they be able to work for a salary at their job? that they might if already had and i think that is