we care so much about the city. every single part of the city. i personally work in china town today. and every day i walk passed the first american flag. that was hoisted in san francisco right at christmas square. and i go into work on the land that used to be the hall of justice. today is part of the chinese culture center. and every day i look in the park every day, i look in the neighborhood, and every day i am reminded of and i am sure that you see it every day. and i am reminded of the challenge of this placement. and immigration, and inequity, crime, homelessness, and i would have to say to the current members of the board, and the future members of the board, all of the people who are thinking about running for the board, that we look forward to your leadership. and for us also it is now. we will always be here to support you and to help you succeed. a word to supervisor my former colleague, carroll migden. thank you for teaching me to put on my lip stick every day, every time before the committee hearing. thank you very much. >> thank y

welcome to city hall. you know on october 8 during fleet week there was an event that happened on our waterfront. a boat capsized. some 30 people ended up falling into the water including children and adults and it could have been-it set the stage for a huge tragedy during a time at which so many people are our city were coming together to celebrate fleet week. when that event happened fortunately, people who have been trained in people who were good san franciscans or just people who are goodwill came together and responded. there were obviously called the were made immediately. were voters who saw what happened. some screamed at the top of their lungs that they needed help. some of the nearby voters saw what happened and saw some people without life-saving jackets werewere apparatus is through what they had into the water. others who saw kids in the water jumped in rather than watched to save them. the fire department showed up immediately assessed what has happened the san francisco police department pa

hall during the creation of the plans and the construction to rebuild city hall and the city.ters finally approved the issuance of a $8 bond for the new city hall and a civic center. a design competition began for the best design despite the fact that there were limited architects registered in office design in california. in 1912, the winning design was awarded to the arther brown firm of bake well and brown, and in 1913, the ground breaking commenced for the new city hall, city hall was newly opened on february, 20th, 1915. and was dedicated to coincide with the panama pacific international ex-poe tigs, occurring in the city. but the boards legislative chambers would not be finished for another year. in part due to its ornate and stunning workmanship. finally, on october, 9th, 1916, the meeting of the board of supervisors was held in the legislative chamber, thank you, madam president. >> thank you, supervisor cohen. >> thank you. you can clap, but she did not write it. on the call of the roll for the inmeeting the follow 18 members were noted present, supervisors brandon dz

entire city. i have made a promise a couple times in the past year, year and a halfism . one is when many individuals and family leaders, organizations and elected officials stood with me to say that when we passed our proposition c a couple years aknow for family youth and children, we made a promise to make it easier for families to more than sur vive to actually succeed here in our city. and, in that reflection it was our education, our unified school district working in consert with all of the organizations like first 5 and foundations and partner ships that we wanted to create to welcome our families. i made another promise this past summer when we hosted the womens summit and i stood there on the stage with mayor libby shauff and proclaimed things we would do for the cities. she made promise to make micro loans to women owned business squz she did that in front of everybody on the phone. i didn't have that technology with me at the tame because i promised to make childcare expanded in the city and more affordable but didn't have a app to do that. i made the promise

read it out for the record. >> deputy city attorney john gibner.t's a bunch of words so i won't read the whole thing but essentially the amendments correspond to the discussion that the committee had today about units throughout the city instead of a centralized unit, and i think that's the basicgist and also some clarification about what the units will focus on with emphasize on community policing. >> okay. that's correct so there's a bunch of words that were outcome. >> so is there a motion to accept these amendments? made by supervisor breed. without objection the amendments are adopted. [gavel] and as amended we will send this item to the full board with recommendation. motion made by supervisor breed. without objection that is the order and i believe that concludes our agenda. we are adjourned. [gavel] >> thank you. thank you. >> hello my name is loading up i'm running for re-election to the board of supervisors in district 5 i was born and raised in the western edition with no place rather live and be in the vibrant community i was elected in

"the opportunity to learn from other cities and what other cities are doing. what they are finding successful. " the first job program does mandate any employers hire an inexperienced worker. time to raise your glass. beverages from all over the world are all are on their way to the czech and slovak museum & library this weekend. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us there now, as they prepare for the 13th annual brewnost. so brea chris, it's basically a big beer tasting. but it's not only beer its cider, wine, spirits and more. standing with me now is.. whose her to give us the details. what can people expect if they come out? this is also a fundraiser? now this is a popular event here in eastern iowa. why do you feel people like it so much? i know the museum had to close for the floods, will that change anything with the line up for this year? friday the 7th at 6:30. for information on tickets and more visit kcrg dot com. support the ncsml while sampling a huge selection of beer, wine, and ciders from around the world - each paired with a dish from a local chef.

performing city. [applause] so rsh we have been able to sign up 2 thousand low-income seniors in the city in the past 11 months and it is beginning to have a major impact in san francisco senior population. again, as with classic internet essentials, this would not happen without a real partnership between the mayor and the city and non-profits and infrastructure created around the senior population in san francisco. so, because i think a video is saying the picture is worth a thousand words of video, maybe worth a million words. we prepared a short video to show the impact of the senior pilot right here in san francisco, so let's run that video. >> my son gave me the [inaudible] about 2 to 3 weeks ago and it is [inaudible] >> today we do everything with internet. we don't know the internet it is hard to connect with the world. learning computer skills we feel more confudent. squee have a ways to go but narrowing the digital divide among ethnic groups and [inaudible] >> when comcast announced there is

"the opportunity to learn from other cities and what other cities are doing. what they are finding successful. " the first job program does mandate any employers hire an inexperienced worker. beverages from all over the world are all are on their way to the czech and slovak museum & library this weekend. kcrg-tv nine's brea love joins us there now, as they prepare for the 13th annual brewnost. so brea, what all will this friday's event feature? chris, it's basically a big beer tasting. but it's not only beer its whose her to give us the details. what can people expect if they come out? this is also a fundraiser? now this is a popular event here in eastern iowa. why do you feel people like it so much? i know the museum had to close for the floods, will that change anything with the line up for this year? anything else we need to know? thanks.. brewnost is this friday the 7th at 6:30. for information on tickets and more visit kcrg dot com. support the ncsml while around the world - each paired with a dish from a local chef. we hope you'll join us october 7, and

running for supervisor in district 11 our neighborhood have been treated as a forgotten part of the city your working families need a strong voice to represent them at city hall i'm that candidate as a parent of too young children and a long time neighborhood resident i believe i can be that voice i'm a trained city planner that believes that stes cities not involved are stagnated government must insure that all families are part of healthy evolution of ourselves we have a severe shortage of affordable housing and must do better in the private and government sector we have not seen any of the housing producing and relatively strong economy that helps to fund wonderful programs at the city and county level we must strive to make sure that all sectors are represent the single biggest on or about that sets me apart we've been doing the work on behalf of the district 11 i've been producing as candidate don't just us on what we say politicians like to make a lot of promises but what we've done this will tell you what kind of a leader i'm the only that fought the closure of hospital by serving

city attorney. our office was involved and has reviewed and signed off on the ordinances. >> perfect. >> thank you let's go to item 3 call item 3. >> item 3 an ordinance amending the landmark of one 040 ak abc morris gift shop. >> supervisor peskin is the author of this item. >> thank you madam president first of all, thank you to the planning department staff for writing a great case report for for those of you who don't know who read it and have the time it is very, very well done and speaks to the edifice was built in 1911 but 1947 or 48 there about these was the interior preliminarily was redesigned by frank wright that architect designs with the buildings in san francisco one 40 maiden lane morris gift shops being being designed encouraging with what of the ultimately built years later in the 1950s with the museum advertised the prototype for that it is an extraordinary interior that san francisco recognized when that designated this is as a landmark in 1919 over excuse me - our 75 landmark or

the potential annexation of our city by the city and county of san francisco. i know that president breed has said only 2 min. was allotted good i hope you can allow me some additional time while i read this letter is signed by all of our counsel members there week include in the public record. your county of san francisco board of supervisors, we the city council the city of brisbane hereby go on record in opposition to resolution 161044. utilizing this information in a recent news article the authors of this resolution are professing the board of supervisors to do the unthinkable. demand veto power over another city's planning process-writing the annexation of the entire city of brisbane. i want you to think about the art audacity of that reckless direction. it totally flies in the face of the importance of all of our cities coming together to take on the regional issues that we all face and finding solutions for them. the brisbane city council fully understands the significance of the valence project to work the city of brisbane the larger vision. take this

the potential annexation of our city by the city and county of san francisco. i know that president breed has said only 2 min. was allotted good i hope you can allow me some additional time while i read this letter is signed by all of our counsel members there week include in the public record. your county of san francisco board of supervisors, we the city council the city of brisbane hereby go on record in opposition to resolution 161044. utilizing this information in a recent news article the authors of this resolution are professing the board of supervisors to do the unthinkable. demand veto power over another city's planning process-writing the annexation of the entire city of brisbane. i want you to think about the art audacity of that reckless direction. it totally flies in the face of the importance of all of our cities coming together to take on the regional issues that we all face and finding solutions for them. the brisbane city council fully understands the significance of the valence project to work the city of brisbane the larger vision. take this

so i had a contract with the city could i was a city employee.t was a four-year contract and i could be let go at will but only by a vote of a super majority of the council. so that's just a given. that aside, given how my responsibilities were laid out and written i had the ability to look into whatever i deemed appropriate. so everything was in right. nothing was made up. yes, i had to be accountable not only to the community but those two hired me. so it takes someone has to be able to walk that fine line. i'm dealing with a political body at the same time i'm dealing with issues of policing and i also had a very good relationship with the police department. so it's about that's why i truly believe most of the officers hear the good people. i actually believe that. i believe that in my heart. when you talk about how you make the changes? the key to making changes is sunshine. putting the light on deficiencies. my office when i was making but i was the ip 810 came out with the report that said, well, these are all the complaints that were susta

i think the city attorney should revise it's advice to city officials and to city government employees to make it much more expansive in regard to what is indeed a >> the mayor has to retain all his records. he can't delete anything because he's supposed to maintain that for office for the next person that comes in. those are the only situations where the sunshine ordinance calls itself. if there is a will full violation, if someone willfully violates the law destroyed record, then that goes to the district attorney because it's a crime. >> chairman, first, that suggest some work for you. and for bearing and recommendation legislation and i guess we recommend it to the board of supervisors. and mr. chairman, i would urge that that be done. i don't want to step on the executive director's toes or the chair's, but any event that's clear. secondly, relevant to that, there is some questions, there is also a question raised on page 8 of a report from the sunshine task force, and i guess i have got to have somebody not here not now explain to me why the heck there is a sunshine ordinance tas

the city expects it'll curbs. one woman was still moving sandbags yesterday, and said she's happy about the delay. " this way we don't miss out. it's only a one time deal, so that's my understanding " the city is asking people to put their sandbags in the public right-of-way along their front curb, in the street on lightly- traveled streets, or on any portion of a driveway. the city will not take sandbags that are in an alley. and make sure they're out by coming by once to pick them up. cedar falls says the city has fixed some road problems that the recent flooding caused. but areas in the northern part of the city are still battling high water. whenever cedar falls floods, the part of the city north of the cedar river is prone to flooding -- it's very flat. a levee was built to keep the downtown area dry, so the flood didn't affect that part of cedar falls. the city's major says a study done 20 years ago showed building a levee for northern cedar falls would cost get any federal funding for it because of that rea

mellaney moore is live along the corridor or to tell us what the city is doing . >> reporter: the city leaders say 2008 devastated homes and businesses along pier creek in coralville which flows to the iowa river. they are working on putting in the la business owners along this stretch in coralville are reasserted that the city is -- reassured that the city is thinking about them. kelly saw the historic floods eight years ago and open her foot -- her yoga studio in 2009. >> i know it is low in coralville, but we decided to take a risk.>> reporter: coralville don't want risks for >> we had over 200 businesses and 400 residents that were destroyed during that process, or significant damage done. >> reporter: citizens wanted to know the city with protect their investments of the city rebuilt. he is thankful they did. there will be one more flood wall built between the bank to wear it meets this -- to where it meets the strip.>> if we were not able t the businesses would not be able to come back. >> reporter: the completion of the new 3 foot wall in 2017 and the ability to add temporary ba

as our city is growing. with mission bay that we are in now, with the growing population that we have, and the bayshore, the south bay, all of the areas of the city, we need the modern apparatus. this morning i'm joining all of you to say, thank you, to the men and women of our fire department because this apparatus not only complements the things that we did, the guardian and the phoenix, but it also complements the men and women who on on everyday basis, whenever the call is made, you rush in to that danger in order to relieve us from danger. so i personally want to say thank you to each and every one of you because that apparatus replacement is helping. we have just made investments in your ambulance and i know-and convert and achieve our working together with me to make sure that response teams and her influences are there. they are there today because of your work with us. now, the fire boat with his new apparatuses and its new ability to pump bay water into wherever we need is going to be an incredible

pete, city leaders are ready to present their master plans for the trop to city council. 10news reporter emerald morrow is live at the trop this morning. emerald, the city plans on redeveloping the area around the trop if the rays stay and even if they don't. - yeah, they obviously want to ke here...and feel this is going to be in the best interest of the city... - but even if the rays decide they want to move to another part of hillsborough county...we're still going to see a big change in what this part of the downtown area looks like. - and today, consultants and economic leaders in the city will present to city council the master plans they've been working on for a while now. - council will see three different suggestions on what to do with the 85 or so acres available for redevelopment around the trop. - in any option officials choose, they want to see a public-private partnership that will really build up resources and opportunities for people in the area. - we'll likely see a mixed use development with housing, retail and entertainment... - but there are some critics of this plan.

here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on the early morning rain to exit very quickly and give way to a sunny and mild generally range from 73-77 across the area with south winds anywhere from 10-20mph. tonight, a cold front moves in from the northwest and should increase the clouds during the night. the cold front itself should pass through around 7am near waterloo with a 10-11 am frontal passage around iowa city. this makes tomorrow morning the warmest part of the day, with falling temperatures into the afternoon. rain is also possible along this front, with light amounts under a quarter inch. thursday remains sunny and cooler with a return to above normal temperatures as early as friday afternoon in spots. today: times. wind: s 10-20. high: 75 tonight: mostly cloudy. wind: s 5-10. low: 62 tomorrow: light rain likely. temperatures falling to 50-55 by afternoon. wind: nw 10-20. high: 62 tom. night: mostly clear. areas of patchy frost possible late

new york city was huge. and at this point, we're talking about just manhattan and not even just manhattan, just the southern half of manhattan. from 42nd street up was pretty lonesome. in that space you had, in 1860, around 800,000 people. that was 200,000 more than the nearest big city of philadelphia. if you add brooklyn which was then a separate municipality but, of course, they made a metro poll tan area, that was another quarter million people. d.c. at that point was, i think, 75,000 people. so it was tiny. so new york, it's this huge thing sitting up there. it's the center of banking and commerce. there were more banks in new york city than in the entire plantation south. it's center of merchandising. we don't think of new york as a factory town, but it was, in fact, the biggest factory town in the country. and not just then, for a long time afterwards. it had the biggest and busiest seaport, and it was the media center. the tribune and the herald were national pape beers, they went out all around the

here's a live look at the city cam. first, meteorologis t kaj o'mara has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a much cooler day than yesterday. while some spots are starting settle back into the 50-55 range for much of the day. while moisture is limited, there will still be a chance of light rain as well, though all areas will stay well below a quarter of an inch. tonight, plan on temperatures to go into the 30s, however, the wind will not calm down entirely, which will prevent a hard freeze. patchy frost is likely, with widespread frost possible over northern sections of the state. temperatures will be in the upper 50s thursday afternoon, with a big rebound in temperature likely for the weekend.today: light rain possible, mainly through early afternoon. slowly falling temperatures. wind: nw 10-20. high: 55 tonight: mostly clear. patchy frost possible late. wind: nw 5-10. low: 35 tomorrow: early patchy frost. sunny. nd: sw 5-10. high: 58 tom. night: clear. wind: se 5-10. low: 41 ck ty, chris. volunteers packed abou

tomorrow morning there will be a partnership between the city and the greater city rat -- one business affected won't be coming back at all.---even though it did after the flood of '08. on a wall inside the hotel - the high waterline from that flood is marked - 7 feet, 4 inches. this time around, the building remained dry. but, it reminded the owners and city officials, that if the river rose as they wouldn't have been as lucky. cbs 2 news reporter joe husinga joins us live with what the city will now do with cooper's mill. scott today the city council approved a recommendation to joe huisinga or joins us with what will be done. >> the city council approved the recommendation to buy the property. the city was paying so much when the assessed value is only 2.3 million.city real- estate manager rita rasmussen says there's an important distinction. the assessment is used for taxation purposes so there is a difference, we again we had it appraised by an appraiser that we're required to offer the fair market value for the p. property.the city plans demolish the property next spring as it wi

said if the river won in 2008 -- the city evened the score in 2016. "right now the score is even. there will be that rubber match. i don't know when it will be. it may be next year. it may be eight years from now, it may not be for several decades. later that day -- governor branstad was back in the corridor -- taking a look at some of the damage. damage.he saw vinton -- palo and cedar rapids with the lieutenant governor -- other state officials and members of the iowa national guard.the governor says he has seen how much iowans learned from 2008 and said he was the way everyone has pulled together. "in four days, this community did a phenominal job with those hesco's. about 10 miles of hescos that really protected the community." community."they took what they learned in 08 - lessons learned, and a lot were proactive and when they heard about evactuations, they left because a lot didnt' last time. time.the next step is figuring out exactly how much damage there is so that the governor can apply to free up federal money to help with the iowa's federal

haney public activation we currently manage the city and counties city's largest pavement to parks and promenade and building the city learned what worked well and what the city will do this is a game-changer for the city and for those of you who don't know union square is san francisco number one visitors designation it will be a nice nexus when had they come to union square they have a comprehensive response to san francisco is xhufgsz and piecemeal in the permitting process as some of us expressed this is an opportunity for san francisco to be initiative and dynamic and feel for nimble and hungry - there's an argument for the vibrant streets that has before made and critically for the revenue generation on us of the legislation as mentioned that is expenditure to maintain the public spaces we like the revenues generation components that allows money towards staff and time to maintain those public spaces lastly the legislation is real we've identified 14 alleys in union square for the activation and the department allowed us money for camp ton alley we have a proposal it into plannin

hall, including five city cars. so, many in that rittenhouse square meeting believe the construction and remodeling of love park has sent the homeless and what they call the riff-raff who hang out in love park freely scattered throughout the streets of center city. yet here comes another police car in our shot. so, karen, you can see what i just talk about, a demonstrated major league police presence patrolling the street of center city because you can bet that the police do not want to see a third incident in the middle of the night and make it three nights in a row. boyds and the union league brass railing two night in a row is bad enough. >> absolutely. >> this one seems like it was a coordinated attack to have six people in a car to ram it. we'll look more into it. steve, thank you so much. 5:07. push to fight racism and discrimination in one community brought packed house last night. specifically for the lgbt community. they've been complaining about a growing number of incidents every discrimination in the gay

spending tax dollars wisely and the middle-income are a december proportionality share send me to city hall to start on issues and doing so work with other proprietors to build a unfirst day vision people around the world look at san francisco as the ultimate and peace and look for inspiration what could be we stand for openness guess combags, courage and innovation 80 we have to come together as a city and look at the plaques we all are americans first and only san franciscans at heart and the first step in building a solid foundation to have respect and honor that's my vision for the uninside san francisco i want you to help me set an example and change maybe coming to san francisco by remembering our values we can preserve our way of life as we boldly go forward and remember on election day you can vote for me mike young and vote for unity thank you for tuning in i look forward to seeing i have a great day. >> my name is john farrell i'm returning for district supervisor i grew up in the district my wife and i raised our family i care about our district and city i know the challenge

image think of the city being the only one with kicked the last farm out of city developing it and the last issue i'd like to mention it is a sad situation where you have to send your children to school to learn how to feel the soil you should be doing that in our backyard it is a perm thing not something that is taught in schools that's right where you learn it with your family time not something that is learned just remember american farmland trust i wouldn't want them to make an issue of that with their city they let the large project farm be developed to the city can make money off of it thank you. >> hi, my name is lauren i'm a kindergarten teacher at golden bridge school and a fourth and fifth generation farming is part of a my family father and gather and so on this is near and dear to my heart i'm in awe of what garden city has done and all the teachers that work at golden bridges school what i would like to point out as a are not the of a country mouse that moved to a big city the complaints of noise and traffic and congestion and development they seem to be part of a resident

and want to introduce the mayor oof our city of san francisco, our great mayor of the city of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you. thank you joe. you know, you said just a minute ago that if you lost the center you wouldn't know what to do, well i need to make sure you know the same thing that if we as a city lost the center we wouldn't know what to do. you don't have a center entire city that serves 224 families and want to thank supervisor avalos for being here today as well. this is happening in his district. this is a jewel not just of the excelsior but the entire city. i have made a promise a couple times in the past year, year and a halfism . one is when many individuals and family leaders, organizations and elected officials stood with me to say that when we passed our proposition c a couple years aknow for family youth and children, we made a promise to make it easier for families to more than sur vive to actually succeed here in our city. and, in that reflection it was our education, our unified school district working in consert with all of the organizations like first 5 and fo

we care so much about the city. every single part of the city. i personally work in china town today. and every day i walk passed the first american flag. that was hoisted in san francisco right at christmas square. and i go into work on the land that used to be the hall of justice. today is part of the chinese culture center. and every day i look in the park every day, i look in the neighborhood, and every day i am reminded of and i am sure that you see it every day. and i am reminded of the challenge of this placement. and immigration, and inequity, crime, homelessness, and i would have to say to the current members of the board, and the future members of the board, all of the people who are thinking about running for the board, that we look forward to your leadership. and for us also it is now. we will always be here to support you and to help you succeed. a word to supervisor my former colleague, carroll migden. thank you for teaching me to put on my lip stick every day, every time before the committee hearing. thank you very much. >> thank y

this is a partnership between the city, the greater cedar rapids community foundation, city council put 75 thousand dollars into the fund, and any impacted small business will be able to apply for a 5 thousand dollar grant. businesses interested in applying must be in the 28 foot evacuation area. they must have been in operation during the flood and have 50 or fewer employees. officials say 5 thousand might not cover it all, but a good start to support a business's recovery process. "that's not likely to cover all the costs businesses have incurred, but we think as the city manager said it's important in the hands of the people as quickly as possible." the city is also asking for the public's help with contributions to the fund. the information on that and the application process is currently on the city's website, you can also find it on the economic alliance's website. live in downtown cedar rapids, brea love, kcrg-tv nine news. cedar rapids has taken a first step in building city broke ground on the levee that will protect the newbo district from most flooding yesterday. that levee w

to be prepared but also our city departments.other items to share? all right. thank you all so much for coming. is there any public comment before we conclude this meeting? seeing none, this meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> good afternoon recruits! i'm going to be very short, because i am -- [laughter ] >> okay, i should start off with a joke -- you have to laugh. anyway, first off, it's my pleasure to be with the chief and with our department of public health director to welcome you into the finest police department in the country and i know that because that is what you have chosen to do and i'm very gratified i could be here in front of you as you ago through this invaluable academy and training. really two points i want to raise. one is to thank you for making that choice. you can join any other department in the whole bay area, but you have chosen our city and i'm grateful for that. second is that today i especially appear before you to make sure that you understand what we are trying to do as an entire city with our poli

you used to believe in a city on a hill. you don't believe in a city on a hill anymore.there might be a ted cruz, during the republican campaign saying we used to be a city on a hill until barack obama and now we are no longer a city on a hill. vote for me and we will again be a city on a hill. it is a phrase that has to carry so much weight, so much rhetorical baggage that i feared the phrase was just burning itself out. at first i heard it much less in the 202016 campaign compared compared to the 2012 in the 2008, but here it is again in the last phases of the 2016 campaign. to the best of my knowledge, donald trump has not used it directly and maybe make america great again is an invocation of that, i don't know. my other word was troublesome. that's probably what my book drives toward. i approach that in three ways, and i will try not to go into too much detail on these. my book is addressed simply to americans in general, helping americans to recognize a phrase that might otherwise just slip by them. people might say i heard city on a hill on jeopardy last night and

the controller's office and the mayor's office and staff from the city mifert city administrator and i met for a plan and timeline for the analysis. there is a number of operational issues to look at within the police department. how we touch on evidence, transport evidence, brins it into the system, how it's analyzed and pushed back out to the different stakeholders outside the system so all of our internal processes should be analyzed in this. there's of course the personnel issues. there's just many complex areas that this touches upon so we've committed to forming working groups on each end and started on our end. the analysis of those systems so that we can begin meeting and scoping out just what that would look like for the city. >> so would it be fair to characterize that as -- this is unlikely -- this functional transfer to happen anytime soon. is that a fair assessment? >> yes. i think that we need -- we really need to understand the full scope of what we would be under taking as a city, and so i think the smart thing is put the work in now, and then you know move forward wi

others will require the city develop new tools the community and city can work together on developing. this brings to the next steps. the working group must finalize the goals and objectives with endorsement of the soma philipinas community which they made good progress on. the planning department and working group must work with key prive lt and public partners to refine and prioritize the list of potential strategies developed by the community. next, with these partners we must develop implementation measures list omactions procedures action programs and techniques. identify lead entities and timelines to create a implementation plan. >> do you copies of the presentation? >> i do. sorry. >> great. >> i think if we pass it out we don't have to read the whole thing so you can just highlight. >> this is the end of the presentation basically. once they have plan developing for the implementation plan we will be ready to publish the plan and set hearing dates for adoption. we started to think about potential partners for the strategies that need to be developed at the local government le

iowa city's city manager named a new interim police campbell will step into the role tomorrow. he's been with the iowa city police department for 26 years. the state only allows an interim chief to serve for 90 days. so, captain campbell is taking over for captain troy kelsay who will return to regular duties tomorrow. iowa's police chief sam hargadine retired june 30th of this year. he had been chief since august of 2005. senator chuck grassley has backed out of the debate was supposed to be on october 20th and would have been the only televised debate between grassley and judge. grassley has agreed to a w-h-o radio debate with his challenger. but judge is still considering participation. former democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders will be back in iowa on monday. sanders will be campaigning for hillary clinton and tim kaine. he'll make stops in davenport at 12:45, iowa city at 3:15 and des moines at 6:30. this visit comes about a week after clinton to candidate donald trump in their first debate. c-n-n's jonathan mann has a closer look on the aftermath of this week

. -- bustle of the city with your partner. it is quite a hike to the top at mount davidson but the view is worth every step. this is the place to bring that someone special. for more information about reserving one of these romantic locations, or any other location, 831-5500. this number is best for special ovens, weddings, picnics, and the county for building. for any athletic field and neighborhood parks, call 831- 5510. you can also write us at permits and reservations. or walking in and say hello at old log cabin, golden gate park. and of course you can find more information at sfrecpark.org. much. >> hi, i'm tim and running for district 3 supervisor the reason i'm running the quality of life if the district has declined over the last 10 years it is time somebody steps up when i compassed my neighbors about the issues the number one thing was homelessness your district seen an uptick in the number of homelessness of homeless we need to address that the city paints the homeless situation with a broad brush and people trying

as our city is growing.ith mission bay that we are in now, with the growing population that we have, and the bayshore, the south bay, all of the areas of the city, we need the modern apparatus. this morning i'm joining all of you to say, thank you, to the men and women of our fire department because this apparatus not only complements the things that we did, the guardian and the phoenix, but it also complements the men and women who on on everyday basis, whenever the call is made, you rush in to that danger in order to relieve us from danger. so i personally want to say thank you to each and every one of you because that apparatus replacement is helping. we have just made investments in your ambulance and i know-and convert and achieve our working together with me to make sure that response teams and her influences are there. they are there today because of your work with us. now, the fire boat with his new apparatuses and its new ability to pump bay water into wherever we need is going to be an incredible a

with community folks to take the city owned parking lot at the corner of fulsome and 17th street and turn it into a parcel where half of the site will become one hundred 100 percent affordable housing and the achievement other half will be become a new park the first new park in san francisco in more than a decade the purpose of this legislation to cut red tape to make sure that more affordable units are built on this site particularly what you have to legislation that rezones the parcel from p to urban mixed use and increases the achievement height from 50 to 85 feet so as to maximize the achievement number of units i constructed on this site approving this rezoning district will piece of the achievement way for construction of within hundred 39 new affordable units in the mission one of several affordable housing projects in the pipeline i'm proud this number of one and 39 apartment for families in transitional youth in this neighborhood the ground floor at the 2060 fulsome will excluding include a purchase infant toddler care by the organizations and a retail use that is intended

the city. the centennial in 1900 was an opportunity to create the image. it would create a national shrine where all americans could come together. washington was rebuilt in the beaux-arts style during this. . period. the exposition in chicago in 1893 provided the basis for the beautification of cities. the design team created a group elaborate neoclassical buildings, uniform in scale and style . towds had the space integrate freely. conservatives -- has balanced with the president and a bridge into the future. intentionally nationalistic, they found support with such rituals as the pledge of allegiance and devotion to the unifying symbols of a united nation made more diverse by recent immigration. starting in 1890, the michigan republican senator james mcmillan was the chair of the senate district committee. ofencouraged the development the city in association with local businesses. congressl message to in 1900 and two celebration of the centennial of washington's found in as a national capita

city attorney. our office was involved and has reviewed and signed off on the ordinances. >> perfect. >> thank you let's go to item 3 call item 3. >> item 3 an ordinance amending the landmark of one 040 ak abc morris gift shop. >> supervisor peskin is the author of this item. >> thank you madam president first of all, thank you to the planning department staff for writing a great case report for for those of you who don't know who read it and have the time it is very, very well done and speaks to the edifice was built in 1911 but 1947 or 48 there about these was the interior preliminarily was redesigned by frank wright that architect designs with the buildings in san francisco one 40 maiden lane morris gift shops being being designed encouraging with what of the ultimately built years later in the 1950s with the museum advertised the prototype for that it is an extraordinary interior that san francisco recognized when that designated this is as a landmark in 1919 over excuse me - our 75 landmark or

we care so much about the city. every single part of the city. i personally work in china town today. and every day i walk passed the first american flag. that was hoisted in san francisco right at christmas square. and i go into work on the land that used to be the hall of justice. today is part of the chinese culture center. and every day i look in the park every day, i look in the neighborhood, and every day i am reminded of and i am sure that you see it every day. and i am reminded of the challenge of this placement. and immigration, and inequity, crime, homelessness, and i would have to say to the current members of the board, and the future members of the board, all of the people who are thinking about running for the board, that we look forward to your leadership. and for us also it is now. we will always be here to support you and to help you succeed. a word to supervisor my former colleague, carroll migden. thank you for teaching me to put on my lip stick every day, every time before the committee hearing. thank you very much. >> thank y

officials might have a new city hall built in the next two years. live in atherton, kiet do, kpix 5. >> thank you. >>> let's go to the north bay. kpix 5's emily turner says rain there on and off all day. >> reporter: it has. i have quite a collection of raindrops on my glasses right now in case you can't tell and in case you can't see it's coming down right now. it started this morning about 8:30, 8:00 when i was driving up here to the civic center it was coming down and it's been on and off all day and you can see we have plenty of puddles starting to collect out here in the parking lot of the civic center. puddles also starting to collect inside the civic center where that roof has been leaking off and on for years. they have the buckets out. they have all the things ready to dry it up. hopefully they are going to be able to fix that [chuckling] but in the meantime it's starting to pick up out here in the north bay. live in marin, emily turner, kpix 5. >>> one more look at our hi-def doppler radar. the rain blanketing different parts of the bay ar

and i commend you on this program [inaudible] your city. thank you very much, everybody.>>[applause] >> healthy retail sf is a partnership between small business owners, residents, the city and also community single is on the ground. i want to invite up my rogers in the bayview coffee zone next. >>[applause] >> growing up here as you know corner stores are stapled to this community and so if focusing on helping them both be better businesses as well as providing important service to the community-excuse me-one of the biggest things about this program that i feel like should not go away. i wish i really look forward to this programming expanding and creating an opportunity for more businesses like ali two for both improve their façade and the appearance of their business as well as products they serve. thank you. >>[applause] >> now before we have the mayor and others for the store and i think make a few healthy purchases, i do want to take a moment to thank and acknowledge a number of key folks. [inaudible] we bus project manager from oewd. what team tourist from clean sf