those issues one is the city of berkley with the city attorney rapidly who was the city attorney that the charter for the ethics commission and so we can make a copy available of the draft that was done for the city of richard and i don't know of other cities in california but on the issue of debarment one way we can provide the city contracts as we do with the prohibition on contributions a statement that says in addition to other penalties with in one penalty could be debarment and reaches the issue of adequacy i want to encourage a rofblthd wraefrp for the it in the past groups like unions have not been included except an afterthought and i'm confident this commission will do better a very urgent issue and point out that in general this comes at the same time with the indictments with the 8 cases some involve san francisco businesses with san francisco contracts the indictments are for rigging and bribery and those are pending the trial is ahead at the same time the records at the controller's office shows that hundreds of thousands of dollars are paid for those indicted under the

at cities just as they exist. we are not capturing these differences that andy laid out between baltimore and tampa but we are capturing the decision-making unit as opposed to maybe think about physically standardized cities as a people who live in the city center paying taxes and receiving services. we think about the decision-makers in these cities. our time. is different. they are interested in the period after the housing market bust and we are interested in the boom. also our measure where interested is housing up as opposed to housing prices. it's sort of amazed not just the increase in home prices but the number of units you have that are subjected to this increases and packets at our motivation and was different and that's the psychology of booms and how it applies to see financial decision-makers. okay, so i think as we talk a lot about the great recession hit local governments quite hard. local revenues fell by 5% which is the greatest decline on record, but for back-to-back recession if th in the 1980s

those issues one is the city of berkley with the city attorney rapidly who was the city attorney that the charter for the ethics commission and so we can make a copy available of the draft that was done for the city of richard and i don't know of other cities in california but on the issue of debarment one way we can provide the city contracts as we do with the prohibition on contributions a statement that says in addition to other penalties with in one penalty could be debarment and reaches the issue of adequacy i want to encourage a rofblthd wraefrp for the it in the past groups like unions have not been included except an afterthought and i'm confident this commission will do better a very urgent issue and point out that in general this comes at the same time with the indictments with the 8 cases some involve san francisco businesses with san francisco contracts the indictments are for rigging and bribery and those are pending the trial is ahead at the same time the records at the controller's office shows that hundreds of thousands of dollars are paid for those indicted under the

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dodge city agreed. i think that it's very high price that she said this. you will enjoy this book even if you don't read history. it just flows along. tom clavin is a number one new york times best-selling author. he's worked as a newspaper and website editor. is a magazine writer, tv and radio commentator, and a reporter for the "new york times." he's received awards from the society of professional journalist, the marine corps heritage foundation, and a national newspaper association. his books include the heart of everything that is, which was a book about red cloud. the typhoon, reckless. i think one of the reasons that this prose flows so well in the narrative drive of the story is so compelling is because he is a pulitzer prize winner and he does have -- look at the stack of books. it is my great pleasure to welcome from sag harbor new york, tom clavin. [applause] gimmick i appreciate being here. it's a great prose to be in wichita. a great privilege to have everybody show up, booktv, generous of

we will make sure this city is safe. but also, it is a fact that we are here today commemorating and remembering everything. because we take the things seriously. and so do you so i want to say, thank you, for commemorating is it silver or gold hydrant this year? [laughing] got to be the gold hydrant. let's do it gold this year. thank you everybody for being here. thanks for celebrating 1906. [applause] >> thank you, mayor. we've got a bunch of dignitaries here this morning in our audience i know i saw him yesterday great he gets up so early because he goes to bed so late thefabulous honorary honorable i should say, mayor willie lewis prompted where is allie brown somewhere.? he somewhere in the crowd. there he is. he's got some coffee working. what time did you go to bed? 3 am? you got up at 4 am? [laughing] also. this morning is dbi director tom bowie. give him a nice ham. he's in the audience i know that. [applause] our next speaker and esteemed woman i love her she's the first woman chief of the san francisco fire de

together today thank you all the city agencies, thank our immigrant rights commission our human rights commission, want to thank so many people that came together with our priorities and our office and all of our friends of our immigrant community today is a day we stand together as one city of people >> (clapping.) >> i also want to note and i'm very thankful to a lot of the organizations legal, social, immigrant oriented and religious oriented and particularly those members of our muslim and arab community in san francisco and the bay area for being worked out brave for being worked out self-less mcnair city our city as well. >> (clapping.) >> today, we be participating in a historic signing summer off a non-are corporation with identify based registry ordinance that's a mouth full of words but basically, we're saying we are not going to approve a registry in their city or in this country. >> (clapping.) >> is all of supervisors and i know commissioner coppel and supervisor safai led this but supervisor ronen was instrumental in making sure that we have a accountability in this. >> (

they bury dead in dodge city, the biggest funeral the city had seen in history. but it was a rare example of the violence that broke out. back cannot help himself. but that was also a turning point. there's a total of five cowboys who were part of that. the other three were right there. that could've turned his guns on them too. but he realized i have a badge on and responsibility. even though my brother is lying dead. so here rest of them and put them to jail. so i was a turning point. there wasn't to be a murder in dodge city even though they said it would of been justified. so bat and white had each other's back. one of the things about dodge city as it was ground zero. people from all over the frontier had some kind of tech connection passing through. that's why you'll find in the book detours to buffalo bill cody, billy the kid, bell star, the famous outlaws in a very memorable entrance to dodge city. that was talked about for years. john harden, theodore roosevelt makes an appearance in the book. the time came when both bad and why it basically said our job

the city would get a reputation that be reapplied as dodge city.wichita resembled the brother hell after sundown. brass bands will open it up, words and had drivers yelling and cursing. dogs yelping, pistols going off saloons open wide their doors in females with pianos. they would invite the boys in. there you have it wichita. >> what happened? >> there's a lot of people in wichita who they could see the advantages of that kind of economy. but they also worried about wichita descending into chaos and lawlessness. and there is a guy named mike who became a marshall. jim smith, wyatt had opportunity to work for the police force in wichita. he did a part-time and then he became a full-time member of the police department. this was a redeeming event for wyatt wichita. he started to see himself is not this bad guy who was okay because he lost his wife he didn't care about anything anymore. then he started to care. he started to take serious penal law man. he took seriously the idea that he wanted to be on the right side of the law and work his life doi

you have a vision of the city as a law and order city in the white lens. you have a black left imagination of the city is very complicated. yes, there are many different threads in trends. hugely international, and africanist.-- pan- presencepoint is the is what makes it even possible for coleman young to be elected. detroit --sible for it makes it possible for detroit voters to have enough imagination that the system could be something you can own and lead and work with. a vote for young. that ends of being a sad outcome for the city in many respects. but in that moment i think there is a huge imagination for what detroit could have been. frankly it's a mistake to think it died after young. even though it's true that young men the races war on crime and there is massive devastation. the entire east side of the city. one in 22 people under correctional control. that is the legacy of this on the one hand, but stephen says, and we can't let this pass, the other legacy is all of that imaginationolitical after 1967 and before young is a lack lays the groundwor

or the city of st.louis. >> reporter: at least 35,000 st. 0 enacted?rs by not having the >> the fast food workers and low-wage workers, we lost a lot of money. i'm like one check away from being homeless at any time, you know what i mean? >> reporter: that frustration over lost wages led holmes to memphis where she joined a national protest seeking higher pay earlier this month. in kansas city, missouri's second largest metropolitan area, where the city council passed a higher minimum wage last month, local leaders are also fighting back with a grassroots approach. the reverend vernon percy howard jr., president of the southern christian leadership conference in kansas city, helped to gather enough signatures for a ballot initiative set for this august to let kansas city voters decide on an even higher minimum wage. >> the people of kansas city have said, "let us vote on $15 per hour this coming august 2017!" >> reporter: reverend howard says the referendum is in response to years of unjust wages and a

we're not looking at these fiscally standardized cities, but we're looking at cities just how they exist. we're not capturing these differences that andy laid out between, say, baltimore and tampa, but we are capturing the decision-making unit as opposed to maybe you can think about fiscally standardized cities as the people who live in these cities who are paying taxes and receiving services. we're thinking a lot more about the decision makers in these cities. also our time period is different. they're interested in the period after the housing market bust, and we're interested in the boom. also our measure that we're interested in is housing wealth as opposed to housing prices. and that gets at sort of our motivation and what's different, and that's the psychology of booms and how it applies to city financial decision makers. okay, so i think as we've talked about a lot, the great recession really hit local governments quite hard. local revenues fell by 5%, which is their greatest decline on record, but for back-to-back recessions in the 1980s and the property tax revolt, which lowered

those issues one is the city of berkley with the city attorney rapidly who was the city attorney thathe charter for the ethics commission and so we can make a copy available of the draft that was done for the city of richard and i don't know of other cities in california but on the issue of debarment one way we can provide the city contracts as we do with the prohibition on contributions a statement that says in addition to other penalties with in one penalty could be debarment and reaches the issue of adequacy i want to encourage a rofblthd wraefrp for the it in the past groups like unions have not been included except an afterthought and i'm confident this commission will do better a very urgent issue and point out that in general this comes at the same time with the indictments with the 8 cases some involve san francisco businesses with san francisco contracts the indictments are for rigging and bribery and those are pending the trial is ahead at the same time the records at the controller's office shows that hundreds of thousands of dollars are paid for those indicted under the cu

part of the city but spotty throughout. so you have one intersection that has lights to the traffic significant until and another that does not so that's impacting traffic. we know there's an impact on b.a.r.t. and smfta is telling to treat intersections as four-way stops but no impacts to some of the schools. no hospitals involved in that, but, you know, this is just a massive number of people. 95,000 customers. >> it's a nuisance. the good news is we don't have any reports at this point of any injuries and certainly all of our city officials hoping to keep it that way. we'll stay on top of the situation and will have updates for you right after this break. let's go, she's a dog. [ whimpers ] find ping-pong. find your awesome with the xfinity x1 voice remote. that's amazing! >>> you have 95,000 customers without power, there are a lot of different places affected. right now we're going to go to the disney family family foundation in the presidio. you're without power this morning. tell us what's going on. good morning. >>

assembly bill that loud the city to evaluate sites including surplus city sites that's been 3 years and not yet secured the land for the if you will indulge me projects that what provide educational opportunity for children and families and adults and the chance to grow fruits and vegetables here within the city i understand that there are questions about competing priorities for land use given our huge affordability and hicks housing crisis in the city certainly building housing is a top priority housing is a top priority we have to balance our housing development in this city where some agricultural space for heath fresh foods for the residents and connection and for the unification in neighborhoods that resolution calls the assessment of a limited number of suitable sites for the development challenges have been rendered vacate and underused foresight from flooding and limited egress that have a history of aulgz usage and sites identified by the community groups to be desirable for architectural i made in the portal neighborhood which is known and has been declared the garden distric

run operation thus a city lease. i'm happy to look into the issue oof questions and get appropriate contact at the department. >> i really would appreciate that since it is down the street from where i live and never met anybody in there. i don't want to hold up the lease on this but certainly i still like to know what they are doing there. >> no problem. >> thank you. take this without objection? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimous lee. >> item 14 is a resolution to adopt findings under the ceqa guidelines and administrative code chapter 31 to include adoption of mitigation monitoring and reporting program relate #d to sewer system improvement program southeast water pollution control plan, head works facility. >> colleagues take this item same house same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. please call item 15 through 17. >> transferring or issue license serve the public convenience. 15 approves the transfer of type 51 club lice toons the treasure island yacht club and re

the city has until june 30th to respond reporting live outside of city hall, andrea white thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> a philadelphia soccer coach arrested for getting a teenaged player pregnant is an undocumented immigrant in the country illegally. that new information tonight from federal immigration officials, and nbc 10 investigators mitch blocker looking into how philadelphia checks the backgrounds of volunteer whose work at parks and rec centers, live at south philly at the rec center where the suspect coached. what have you learned today? >> reporter: jim, this where the suspect, francisco contreras met his victim, as young as 14 when they game a sexual relationship. in the past few hours we've confirmed with customs officials he was in the country illegally and led to questions how he passed the background check in order to work with kids. this 39-year-old soccer coach is in jail tonight held on $750,000 bail. police say he lured one of his 14-year-old players into a sexual relationship, and then fathered a child with her. police don't know if she's the only victim. >> there is po

the city is as diverse a city needs all types of parts and this is one of those. we like to see this preserved in this way. again, the last thing was just that it feels like this is in conflict with park goals. there were processes going on and voted upon spending priorities for mclaren. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners. general manager. members of the public. great to see that nobody is trying to sneak on the board of commissions here while we've been here. i did hear that somebody did try to sneak on the board there inadvertently without due process and public vetting.mr. chan, i believe. >> i don't know anything about it. >> no.? it's kind of what we heard in the news that a coveted recreation and park commission seat was tossed around and given up without proper vetting and it wasn't until the board of supervisors jumped in and refereed you guys that that process didn't take place. anyway, back to business at hand. >> i think the mayor's appointment, not the commission appointment but go ahead. >> okay. regarrdless, you do hav

since the wait comes from all over the city we're all in it together and want to see the city make moref an effort and share the other speakers concerns that their does seem to be well, if there is a flooding no matter what you can see that to any flooding to discriminate between flooding that should be happening or would happen versus can be repaired there needs to be more effort. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, i'm margaret i will open folsom one mr. cook from 17 and folsom i experienced the 2000 flood they saw a mess that was very high i believe if you can get that picture. >> overhead please. hold on a picture of me i was - it has a four and a half inch lift and it is so high that it goes up to any waste this is how high we were trying to go through the intersection of 16 and folsom that was up to that hood of my joel koppel we cannot enter and couldn't cross folsom that was a big old heavy dumpster on the force of that water towards that that was the most amazing site that is how much force in the water i don't understand how it could have gotten it high and that much force i as

it spreads out the city efforts rather than focus them so the city can bree successful. the vision zero coalition analyzed the document and found 5 areas where we feel like it needs serious improvement and requested a meeting with city leaders to discus the concerns. we feem the primary focus should be building safety streets. the basis of vision zero is having a transportation system that is forgivering and knes humans make mistakes but doesn't let humans die. the action strategy should focus on strategies that are the most effective at reducing crashs. third, all of the items thip strategy should be specific enough to be measurable. fourth, the strategies should make sure that vision zero enforcement narrowly focuses on the top, very top collision factors. number 5, the current action strategy need to be not a stand alone document. have the previous action strategy and in a context of 10 year strategic plan. we know the city can reach zero and look forward work wg you to help get there. thank you. >> hello commission rs. suvolcanoa blide from the sf bike coalition. in

or how the city used to be run. i would term it as a dictatorship rather than a democracy when it's not about the people's vote or the people's will. it's about a agenda that has specific goals and it appears that anything goes and nothing matters in getting those goals or objectives achieved. my relevance here is that, yes, we do need 3 min. of time to just get our point of views across to somebody because there really is no other avenue in the city to do that. even if you go to the tuesday or supervisors meetings, they're so well orchestrated as to pretty much drowned out relevant public comment.. it's all about these big issues. city college. police brutality. some other thing. but a lot of underlying issues have just never gone anywhere. it's a small city and that equates to apathy when there's no light at the end of the tunnel and the underdog doesn't have a shot. it's special interests. it's pay to play politics. it's a dictatorship that just doesn't care about what's really happening in the city. consular goi

after city after city saying, do not allow the charter sector to grow anymore. the reason why the argument is so compelling is actually it's right. they can say, we the district are the essential system. we're the fallback system. how dare you do anything that could destabilize us. don't let the charter sector grow anymore. so the game theorists call it a suboptimal equilibrium. you can see how we got there, how it's stable, doesn't mean it's healthy for anyone involved, though. so, what do we do to get out of the problem that the two sectors seem to be feeding off each other in a way that's not ideal? this chart changed everything for me. this gave me the epiphany that i needed. this comes out every single year from the national alliance of charter schools. thank you christie and team. it is part of the annual market share report. it shows in each city which percentage of public school kids are actually in charter schools, denominator public schools, numerator charter school students. i love this chart every single year because you can see how systems are chang

with model cities.e always made sure that the directors or people involved in different things, that we were putting money towards came to this type of meeting. it's good to see the directors are people who are getting contracts from the agency but just coming out and hearing the community what use are saying to them directly when they're asking for funds. so what i am asking for is for this commission to direct the directors, people who are getting funds, to participate in these meetings. to help fill this room up. when you see people from the various agencies, maybe there staff or some other people from the community will come out and participate, too. because it is sad the only time people come out to a commission meeting, or to participate in something, is on a hot item. then they talk about what has not been done in all this and all that. we need people to come out and see what you guys are doing the terrific work you do on a weekly basis and not getting paid for it. so we need to fill this room up

by the city of daily city. and it is a lease for 25 years. and the terms or the rent is based on this state's mandatory guidelines so there was not a lot of negotiation, and however, we did negotiate a small reduction, because we are a public agency and they gave us that, and so it is basically what we believe is below market rate at this point. they did increase the annual adjustment to 3.75 this year and we estimate that the utilities are 2700. the state required that we pay a payment to the state park benefit's fund, which actually will go to san bruno state park to go into the various projects there and that is in lui, and in light of them waving their legal right to go for the back rent because we have been on the property until now without paying rent. and the state may place one antenna on the tower in the future, if you have any programming questions again, i have a representative here or if you have any lease term questions, i can answer them. >> i don't think that we have any questions. >> supervisor

city of reykjavik.hink all this talk about girls not boxing is old—fashioned. e we will also find out how women's boxing pioneer barbara buttrick is finally being recognised in her home city. i'm annemarie tasker, and i'm the arts and culture correspondent for the bbc here in hull, and this is kofi smiles. i'm the face of hull, chosen by bbc to tell the world about the city of culture. we're on top of the humber bridge. over there is lincolnshire, and behind you is the city of hull. this is one of the north's most famous landmarks. it has stunning views and is an amazing piece of engineering. by the way, it is 156 metres tall, — that's just under 500 feet. just a bit shorter than the blackpool tower. i don't know how i'll get down from here, but i guess i will cross that bridge when i come to it. i'll let you into a little secret — there's actually a lift up to here. oh, my gosh! this was us earlier, getting all of the people and the kids up to the top of the humber bridge, and if you take a look over t

you look at the city as a whole work and have projects throughout the city this gives you an idea ofhe projects as well as the locations of the treatment plans. it we can do quickly a snapshot of the system work these are the jobs are taking place all over the city the green boxes represent the infrastructure product checks in the blue are also projects that can be a combination of gray and green. they are a long history of project for the south east plans we been working on these for a long time and i'm looking to go through the entire history but i wanted to highlight you that we did work with a task force that was made up of nine members and they worked with us for several years on that project their specific charge was to help us with the relocation which are currently located across the street from residences that issued a summary report and we move forward with the relocation plan for this. and that's part of her capital program. we had numerous public meetings with the commission and we validated the program and and started it out in 2012 with phase i being authorized with a $

that's put on by the city. it's a 24-hour, plus because as 24 hours of training in total, think or maybe it's a little more than 24 hours but it's every tuesday during the month of march with training modules in the interim. it's been very helpful and very good training and am very happy and honored to been able to go. so i just want to report that to you. i have also been collaborating with leeann and are signs collection officer and researching other enforcement policies publicly babble like the sec to come up with a set of enforcement procedures for in turtle handling that [inaudible] we are setting timeframe internally when the expect our new investigators supplement that you completed for what approvals of the degree needed [inaudible] the investigation itself. try to shore them up. that's been sort of a goal and we are also my next next up on my agenda is to refine and revise a template i been developing and finalize them so they're ready for when the investigators arrive for training purposes. this month

supervisor tang thank you so today your city family celebrated earth day that is on saturday with our annual breakfast at the city hall and i want to thank the wonderful sf environmental staff we know everyday needs to be earth day and if we don't collectively take action to deliberately stop we'll not to have the earth to celebrate one of the most existing and meaningful issues i've been working on is around sustainability and the protection of our environment one the ways and san francisco can do our part to evaluate the footprint and change our behavior for the negative declaration negative impact this seeks to change the types of vehicles are city employees drive the legislation requires all late night will be zero emission vehicles unless a waiver or exemption like public safety or emergency response use requires we'll have an amendment for this by the year 2022 the light passenger fleets will transition to zero emission vehicle and 10 percent to address the range and challenging issues for the department that contemplates future technology and want to encourage the city departme

it spreads out the city efforts rather than focus them so the city can bree successful. the vision zero coalition analyzed the document and found 5 areas where we feel like it needs serious improvement and requested a meeting with city leaders to discus the concerns. we feem the primary focus should be building safety streets. the basis of vision zero is having a transportation system that is forgivering and knes humans make mistakes but doesn't let humans die. the action strategy should focus on strategies that are the most effective at reducing crashs. third, all of the items thip strategy should be specific enough to be measurable. fourth, the strategies should make sure that vision zero enforcement narrowly focuses on the top, very top collision factors. number 5, the current action strategy need to be not a stand alone document. have the previous action strategy and in a context of 10 year strategic plan. we know the city can reach zero and look forward work wg you to help get there. thank you. >> hello commission rs. suvolcanoa blide from the sf bike coalition. in

of san francisco hosting this for san francisco city.earning how to make dumplings and knowledge of dumplings. they love to do it and all enjoy it. >> this is definitely not my first time making it, so i have definitely improved a lot. the first couple of time s i tried to make dumplelings they looks inedible. they have definitely improved. there is a special dumpling eating contest, which is amazing. everyone those eat the dumplings that they made and see how many they can do. i'm curious as to how many they going to be able to down today? >> don't forget to write down what you are eating today. >> we make all different kinds of dumplings and enjoy what they made. so after that, we'll have contact how many pieces of dumplings they can eat and announce the winner today. >> good afternoon everyone and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting for tuesday, march 21, 2017. mdm. clerk, please: roll call >> thank you. breed, here, cohen, cohen, here. farrell, present, fewer, present, kim, present, peskin, present, ronen, prese

became the dodge city war. now if you want to find out how it ended, of course, you have to read the book. [laughter] but with the last time that the two of them side by wngt bit street as peace enforcers in dodge city. this was in 1883. the book does -- give us what alliance were like. wyatt and his fourth wife at the ends of the book wyatt had a complicated domestic life. he had four wives. couple of whom were concurrent. [laughter] it was different in that way first of all he didn't -- he didn't get married. you know, he had romances. but he didn't go far mowf to actually marry them so wyatt had a romance felt like he had to marry them but at that point with a manager in colorado he fell in love with one of the actresses there and married and got together for next 30 years for the rest of his life. and wyatt fourth wife wandered around and -- in arizona and california and in alaska. they were constantly looking for nevada, constant isly looking for that business that was going to make him a lot of money and

city facilities. >>> strong warning about sanctuary cities from washington. in a letter the department of justice ordered the city to prove it is following federal immigration laws. if the city doesn't comply it could lose federal grant money. officers will enforce laws but not act as immigration agents. a pennsylvania state representative is introducing a policy aimed at stripping funding from sanctuary cities. >> it is up to the mayors to reverse policies and comply with the federal law. that's all the letter is asking. >> if they are victims to or witnesses to a crime and they don't give information our city will be less safe. >> the city must respond to the trump administration by june 30th. >> president trump reassured the dreamers today. he said they should rest easy about immigration policies. the president says she is not after the dreamers. we are after the criminals. he says. and a big promise from the president as he nears the end of his first 100 days in office. he says on wednesday he will announce massive tax cuts rolling out a proposal that has

city. learning how to make dumplings and knowledge of dumplings. they love to do it and all enjoy it. >> this is definitely not my first time making it, so i have definitely improved a lot. the first couple of time s i tried to make dumplelings they looks inedible. they have definitely improved. there is a special dumpling eating contest, which is amazing. everyone those eat the dumplings that they made and see how many they can do. i'm curious as to how many they going to be able to down today? >> don't forget to write down what you are eating today. >> we make all different kinds of dumplings and enjoy what they made. so after that, we'll have contact how many pieces of dumplings they can eat and announce the winner today. >> (clapping.) >> one of things that makes me the happiest to introduce the mayor if makes me happy they inspires me a lot of my career can we make a dent if homelessness our mayor is a mayor for all people didn't just say that but acts it everyday he's looking each one

a resolution to approve a lease between c and n, llc and the landlord as city tenants for equipment at the number one, bayview park road through march 31st 2017 with 3, 5 year options of 92 thousand. >> same house, same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously >> next speaker, please. >> e next item, please. >> item 8 a resolution to approve a 25 year telecommunication ground lease after a radio telecommunication tower with the state of california department of general services and rec and park as left hand with the department of emergency management and the intentionally at the san bruno mountain state park of a rent of 44 thousand to fair enough a one and $75,000 payment to the state parks benefit funds. >> same house, same call? the resolution is adopted unanimously next item, please. >> item 9 to approve the rec and park department jd of a catastrophic failure and needed repairs to the estimated cost of more than 200 and 50 thousand >> same house, same call? the resolution is adapt unanimously. >> 10 for the appropriations limit of approximately $3.2 million fo

so these are primarily on the western side of the city as well as the southern part of the city where are there more residential housing. this [inaudible] at the airport so they are not spending all their time at the airport waiting for passengers to come get in their taxi. we are also having we also do have a couple of medallions available and we are actually trying to recruit individual drivers, drivers were dedicated to this service, drivers who want to provide the service and we are trying to recruit them to operate ramp taxi medallions. all these-everyone who gets- -everyone engages in an offering of ramp taxi medallion does undergo an interview process with the paratransit coronation counsel. also working with [inaudible] to integrate our paratransit debit card into the smartphone app. i think currently, you can download the app and there is a way for you to select wheelchair accessible vehicles. [laughing] we been working with them in order to kind of expand the number of ways that someone could hail a taxi because the traditional way is either call a taxi company and have them

the city is hoping to replace it. in the meantime you can watch the feed from that camera on the city's website. >>> major milestone for ellen we we come back. the bay area is bracing for more protests on monday. may day demonstrations are >>> ton at six the bay area is bracing for more protests on machined mp may day admonitions planned in every major in the bay area. the reason we expect the protests to be larger tonight at 6:00. >> you might have seen it before our newscasts. a special show for ellen process. this sunday marks exactly 20 years since ellen degeneres she came out on the sit come. ellen is celebrating the anniversary today. she case coming out on national tv was the best thing to happen to her. >> when i don't have to hide anything when i'm talking about my life i'm not hiding anything i am exactly who i am. and i think that's what more of us should aim to do is we should be honest and we should share so that someone else out there that's struggling or suffering has a face. and a voice to relate to. >

by the city of daily city. and it is a lease for 25 years. and the terms or the rent is based on this state's mandatory guidelines so there was not a lot of negotiation, and however, we did negotiate a small reduction, because we are a public agency and they gave us that, and so it is basically what we believe is below market rate at this point. they did increase the annual adjustment to 3.75 this year and we estimate that the utilities are 2700. the state required that we pay a payment to the state park benefit's fund, which actually will go to san bruno state park to go into the various projects there and that is in lui, and in light of them waving their legal right to go for the back rent because we have been on the property until now without paying rent. and the state may place one antenna on the tower in the future, if you have any programming questions again, i have a representative here or if you have any lease term questions, i can answer them. >> i don't think that we have any questions. >> supervisor

deputy city attorney andrew shen. to deal with the notice issues, at a minimum the committee should -- modify it to the 1500 mission street address. >> supervisor tang do you have any other comments? >> i'll make the motion to adopt the 1500 mission street address. >> supervisor you were speaking to that. >> i'll go ahead and make a motion to continue. >> so we have a notion amend which we'll take without objection and we have a motion to continue next week to april 20th and we'll take that also without objection. >> i apologize. just to clarify, i think at the clerk as office request they'd like to see an amendment to reference the address and section two as well. so instead of potential office building development, it would say 1500 mission street development. >> through the chair, i'll rescind my motion for the amendment earlier. just restate in the long title, it will include 1500 mission street on page one. on page two section two line 24 add 1500 mission street. >> we'll take that without objection. thank you. >

louis 250rd kansas city.f this aiming in our direction moving in first thing tomorrow morning from the south to the north. temperaturewise, little movement mid 50s to 60 throughout saturday, a lot of clouds and showers developing. 9:00 tomorrow morning, clouds are stubborn. they are not going to break saturday. you see showers in southern areas. it overtakes the region. we are not talking heavy rain, damp and dreary into the evening hours of 7:00 with the heaviest to the south. that moves on and the latest coming in now shows the next wave sunday morning stays to the south. we see a lot of clouds thinning out sunday morning and breaking for sun for the second half of sunday. 1:00 saturday afternoon tomorrow for the union game, cloudy, cool, steady showers bring the rain gear to the stadium. temperatures at 62 for the game. thank the high pressure wedging in on sunday. if it works out perfectly, 62 keeping the second low to the south until monday. clouds and showers developing saturday, 62. peaks of sun return

hall to celebrate walk to work today those great projects can make us the most walkable city in the country and proud of the work the city has done and the community as you may know is today is my last walk to work to today and the third week i will be your partner across the bay with my new job with the city of oakland one thing i'll good a the three is hiring and we have a wonderful team at walk sf who will continue our movement going forward so with that, i'm having the loudmageddon phone to our inventor executive director that will continue to have a loud voice and partner with the city to make walking assessable for everybody. >> yeah. wow. >> (clapping.) >> thank you nicole and on on behalf of the pedestrians in san francisco everyone that walks in san francisco thank you for your hard work and dedication and our heart the city it much better because of you so thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> so, now i have the distinct pleasure of introducing our first speaker a long time advocate for people and walking and pedestrian safety the mayor of our great city mayor e

and very briefly and finally. >> my prayer for jer rescues lem, my city, our city, is that the international community will recognize the jewish people as the legitimate custodian of jerusal jerusalem. [ applause ] >> and that we -- and that we will see ourselves as the custodians of jerusalem for humanity. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, what way wonderful energy eyesing invig rating 50th anniversary son sation. thank you very much. thank you everybody. >>> this annual conference held by the manner israel public affairs committee continues now with rhode island remarks from california congresswoman grace nepal tan know. she spoke about her state's water shortages and recycling efforts and how israel has influenced those efforts. here's a look. >> please welcome from the 30 second congressional district of california, grace nepal tan

run operation thus a city lease. i'm happy to look into the issue oof questions and get appropriate contact at the department. >> i really would appreciate that since it is down the street from where i live and never met anybody in there. i don't want to hold up the lease on this but certainly i still like to know what they are doing there. >> no problem. >> thank you. take this without objection? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimous lee. >> item 14 is a resolution to adopt findings under the ceqa guidelines and administrative code chapter 31 to include adoption of mitigation monitoring and reporting program relate #d to sewer system improvement program southeast water pollution control plan, head works facility. >> colleagues take this item same house same call? without objection the resolution is adopted unanimously. please call item 15 through 17. >> transferring or issue license serve the public convenience. 15 approves the transfer of type 51 club lice toons the treasure island yacht club and re

budget meaning i guess city budget is 10 million isn't; is that correct. >> okay.hen he understand better never mind. >> the pie chart you have two pieces of pie one from the mental health and one for jail health. >> uh-huh. >> is there any overlap between that i think you - this applies to the mental health jail and that's a great question. >> jail health is $30 million program 33 million we have a behavorial component to that i think it is about $8 million and the rest is really nursing and medical services that includes twenty-four hour nurses and assessments of people that come in and remember that 65 percent of the people coming in into jails don't stay very long so a large resources on the back end to help people get back to the system of care the opportunity for us when people come to jail to get them prepared for medi-cal and manage any of their behavorial health issues by maintaining their care when necessary came in if we were in a behavorial health system for example, on medication to make sure they have the medication and when they get discharged to get

departments did city attorney's office and mayor's office the office of the city clerk and others foraking my time special i think i'm done but just know that i'm here always here and happy to support the work of the board and especially at the district 9 office and my last thank you to the district the staff and to all of the volunteers who helped us to make this such a special district and place thank you very much i love you guys dearly your in my friends and colleagues and to existed about the work you'll continue to do thank you. >> (clapping.) >> congratulations on our leave of city hall and thank you for your service sheila >> (clapping.) >> we're at the end of the agenda. >> there's no further business. >> before us i know there was confusion around public comment and i am going to open up for public comment for members of the public who want an opportunity to speak please come forward. >> yes. he was ignorant how that will take place but ask supervisor peskin. >> sir hold on a second so i can get clarity on something please. so unfortunately, we have to take care of business

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kansas city 3-1.snaps the a's nine-game win streak over the royals. >>> sharks and oilers game 2 tonight. sharks lead the series one game to none. questionable whether joe thornton will play tonight. i'm dennis o'donnell. have a great weekend. >>> we have the play of the day from major league baseball. orioles and blue jays in toronto. >> pitch on the way and that one towards the middle. gets it what a play, they turn two! there's a major league double play and that will get him out of the inning. >> that's called 6-4-3 double play. baltimore shortstop hardy with a nice clip to scope. and a strong throw to first to complete the sweet double play. orioles win 2-1 and that's your play of the day. >>> gun violence and assault is on the arrives in santa clara county but the district attorney's office is hoping to change that. i'm sandra osborne live with the details coming up in just a bit. >> a landmark case in san francisco. today what it means for sanctuary cities. i'm jessica flores with the details.

owned or city leased and a city lease space become available there is a $946,000 grant that is provided through the mayor's office of economic workforce development and that's going to go towards boulder the space covers a little bit less than half the cost it is critical. >> the purpose of the organization trust to stabilize the arts in san francisco working with local agency i go like the northern california platoon fund that helped to establish documents of our long track record of stvent and working to find the right partner with the organization of our size and budget the opportunity with the purchase of property we're sitting in the former disposal house theatre that expired 5 to 10 years ago we get to operate under the old lease and not receive a rent increase for the next 5 to 7 years we'll renting $10,000 square feet for the next 5 to seven years we pay off the balance of the purpose of this and the cost of the renovation. >> the loophole will that is unfortunate fortunate we have buy out a reserve our organization not reduce the services found a way to send some of the reserve