it is gaining interest but not accruing to the city college reserve fund. it is occurring to the entire city budget. >> supervisor cohen: i see. >> that is correct. this is just a general fund allocation. it is the investment by the treasurer very short-term because many of the city treasurer to be very liquid. unlike the pension fund for example, which is investing after a long time, it will be invested -- interest in this account, like all general fund accounts accrues back to the general fund and you make choices regarding that. it is part of the revenues that make up the general fund revenue base. >> supervisor cohen: ok. thank you. you can continue. >> supervisor kim: thank you. >> supervisor cohen: or is that it? speech and that is my highest priority. i want to express support for several citywide offices that other colleagues have seated. but to go, i think i have a few more that is specific to our office. they are also on my citywide list. it is a project that is temporally activation of a site that is dedicated for 100% affordable housing. but beca

i teach, currently at city college. to change the name to frida kahlo way is to take local action with a groan international movement. linking with those working to increase representation of women in public office and public places, and linking to those standing up for peace and humanity against heightened zeno phobia and racism. [please standby for captioner switch] itch] >>>t, likely, were men of their time. presumably, most of them were imperfect in some ways. but this particular street is named after a particularly imperfect person. whether or not we are talking about the father or the son, we are talking about a family and we're talking about a mayor who got his father's name on a street. i'm not proud to work on that street. and i really want to recommend supervisor norman yee for having the wherewithal to say we don't want this street name in our neighborhood. and i know that is potentially an unpopular decision, but he was very clear that we didn't want this kind of anti-asian racism memorialized and honored an

i'm an instructor at city college of san francisco. i'm with a.f.c. 2121 and free city coalition. ccsf is an important driver of economic opportunity and empowerment, and as you've been hearing and as i'm sure you know, we have a hugely successful program with the free city program, committed to by our supervisors and our city and funded through prop w, we were really proud when we ran and worked on prop w to be saying that we were leaving money on the table to help with the incredible and important things that the people need in san francisco in addition to free city. however, free city is only getting about 10% of prop w funds at this point, and it's been under funded from its launch. what's become clear in the last couple of months is that in addition to growing and growing the program, we need to be looking at closing the gap because the college has been left holding the bag for about $4.77 million. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is saira ontiveros, and i'm a peer supervisor. today, we ask the board of supervisors to budget $40 million

this process was biased towards city college because their representatives were the only ones who knew the details of the process of march 2nd information fromel gather resints and ity college representatives. when i asked if they knew about the process or how to vote, not a single one of the nine of 17 residents present knew how to vote. this is a serious error in process. i asked the board of supervisors to have some oversight over these matters that violate the rights of the city citizens to a fair voting process. i have 11 of 17 letters signed by residents rejecting the changing of the name of phelan avenue. that is a majority of 40% of the overall voting weighting according to the process. with my vote against, on behalf of the high school which constitutes ten%, that makes 50% opposed to the renaming and i plead with you to route vies the voting process with oversight. [applause] >> afternoon. my name is bonnie wight and i live at 326 phelan avenue. the only meeting that we were invited to was a meeting of the renaming committee. my husband and i went to that meeting to oppose th

i teach, currently at city college. to change the name to frida kahlo way is to take local action with a groan international movement. linking with those working to increase representation of women in public office and public places, and linking to those standing up for peace and humanity against heightened zeno phobia and racism. [please standby for captioner switch]

for students who complete their aa at city college, san francisco should provide free state so that cityraduates can finish their ba at no cost. as mayor, this would be a top priority. we can call it the san francisco promise. we also know that here in california, we rank 50 out of 50 states in participation of food stamp programs. that's why i offer legislation removing hurdles like requiring fingerprints for eligibility to assist many more to finally benefit from this critical initiative. i lso privileged to work with a coalition of domestic violence advocates to offer legislation protecting survivors so they can break the residential leashes to make a safe exit from their homes. it is my honour to have authored the bill which will move from all state statutes the term "battered women syndrome." and replace it with "intimate partner battering." the former inferred it was a characteristic of the woman that brought a part of her -- upon her the violence of her partner. this time should never it further victimize the victim. i was also culay proud to offer the california single-payer unit

>> city college. i'm also being informed that it should go to budget. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: so we should have a committee of the whole on this. >> it's looking that way. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: continuation education goes to rules. physical ed and activity will go to curriculum. high school graduation will go to curriculum. and board member on making college more accessible will be a cow. is that correct? >> yes. and physical education and activity also should go to rules and high school graduation requirements should also going to rules. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: so we're going to have those two go to rules and curriculum. and then just continuing education just to rules. and then the cow for the board member proposal? ok. did you get all that. thank you. >> point of information, commissioner norton, is there a curriculum committee meeting? >> there is not a curriculum committee meeting until august. we're cancelling the june meeting. is that going impact? does this need to ha

more importantly, the voting process was arbitrary, unfair and biased towards the city college. arbitrary in that waiting was unevenly distributed among stakeholder groups. unfair in that our supervisor failed to explain the process and did next to nothing to inform riordan and inform residents about where the process was taking place. no explanation of the weighting was given. this process was biased towards city college because their representatives were the only ones who knew the details of the process of the march 2nd meeting that i called to gather information from phelan residents and the city college representatives. when i asked if they knew about the process or how to vote, not a single one of the nine of 17 residents present knew how to vote. this is a serious error in process. i asked the board of supervisors to have some oversight over these matters that violate the rights of the city citizens to a fair voting process. i have 11 of 17 letters signed by residents rejecting the changing of the name of phelan avenue. that is a majority of 40% of the overall voting weigh

my number 1 priority is ensuring we continue to fun find the free city college program which we went out to get additional revenue from through proposition, w. and as many of you remember, the state law real estate transfer tax cannot be dedicated in taxes. which is why we did not set it aside. given many of my colleagues' hesitation around enclosing -- increasing that, i have not drafted a charter amendment for this year. it is our hope we can continue to find a program that many of us campaigned on and fulfil a promise. my first ask is to find summer sessions for a summer of 2019. the original agreement with mayor ed lee last february, west 5.4 million for year one and 5.4 million per year two to cover free state college in the fall and spring semester. it did not include funding summer. it was over a two year period ending on may 2019. given the immense success of free city college, i think far beyond what any of us had anticipated or predicted, would like to extend this to the summer semester which is a smaller semester and so the ask is smaller. $1.2 million. i want to put out t

this process was biased towards city college because their

he was >> reporter: the street in front of san francisco city college is phelan avenue.alled that more than 100 years, but it won't be for long. >> this is not what we want today. >> reporter: the street shares its name with former san francisco mayor james d.phelan who served after the current of the 20th century. he was an unabashed immigrant basher running on a platform of keeping california white and trying to exclude those coming from asian countries. because of those norman ye and some faculty from city college want the name changed. >> we will not tolerate exclusion, hatred and racism in our communities. >> reporter: but there's a twist to our story. the street isn't named for james d.phelan at all. it's named for his father, james, sr. who was an irish immigrant who prospered during the gold rush. at city hall some who live on the street weren't willing to ignore that distinction. >> it's only ignoring history and perpetuating hate. phelan avenue is named after an irish immigrant, not a racist. >> reporter: back at city college many didn't see the logic of changi

also, i'm a student at city college for the last ten years. and this lady's saying everybody agrees that they're against it to vote for frida, the name, which is not true. there is no vote there for the students to vote for this. i'm totally in disagreement for that. thank you for listening. >>> thank you. [applause] >>> i think there's no more public comments, supervisor kim. >>> so public comment will now truly be closed for item number four. >>> thank you very much. once again, i want to thank the public for coming here. i truly want to acknowledge that for those living on phelan, it will bn inconvenience. although we're gonna try our best to mitigate as much of that as possible. i want to say that this whole process, when we started 3-4 years ago. we started looking at the unity plaza on ocean and phelan. and there was a community attempt to go through a process and choose a name. they eventually chose unity plaza. and then they created the bus loop there, which mta kept on calling it phelan loop. and at that point, the community at large

san francisco supervisors voted to change the name of a street outside of city college in san francisco because it brings back memories of a sad chapter in san francisco history. the street is named after the family of james feeling. he was the mayor from 1897 until 1902. he served in the u.s. senate. he promoted racist and anti- immigration policies throughout his political career. he had a campaign slogan, keep america white. the street will not be named --. >>> a new report about shelters for babies has added to the outcry over the trump administration. doug luzader joins us live from washington, dc on more. >> reporter: good morning. the president's plane to his base which generally supports the idea of stronger order enforcement. in the meantime democrats are seizing what could become a signature issue for them and the debate itself is getting ugly. the president walked out of the meeting with house republicans on the hill and met with democratic members of congress. >> don't you have children? >> one republican lawmaker was interrupted by a colleague. >> you have not helped us out

they were black, white, chinese, filipino, korean, city college. i'm a product of city college. i see 24th street in the mission district in general as being whitewashed and gentrified. i don't even have to see -- go further than just gentrification and you understand what's happening to the mission district. please stop this building from being billed and raised, as well as protect the children who are not just in that school, but all schools in the mission. there is the 16th monster, there's a 23rd street and false and building going. it will be over casting the school. there is a lot of stuff that is happening. >> supervisor breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> hello everyone. my name is marcella. i am a citizen. i am an african-american and i want to say that my opinion is to build this building, i don't support it because i see more buildings like this and other parts of the city, and in the mission district, it's better to not build it, because for one thing, it is a shadow, like it was mentioned. it will disturb the children. it is an opportunity f

at 6:30 this evening in the auditorium of berkeley city college. housing and homelessness will be main topics of his speech. the city will open its first navigation centers this week. it will provide housing and needles to the homeless. but also guided them to drug addiction treatment programs. mental health services and job assistance. he will also focus his speech on public safety, education, and the environment. >>> starting today, muni's twin peaks tunnel will close for 2 months for repairs. repairs will be made on the tracks, the tunnel walls and the drainage systems. also, buses will replace metro lines during the closure. it will also allow the light rail trains to go faster through the neighborhood. there's a speed restriction. after those trucks are replaced, the restriction will be lifted. >>> bay area lawmakers and the american civil liberties union are responding after president trump suggested that undocumented immigrants should be deported without a trial. in a series of tweets, the president said, quote, we cannot allow all of these p

. >>> cannabis is coming to the course list at city college san francisco. it will offer workshops that will teach students about the history of the plant. it will cover the health care, screens and politics of cannabis. the first workshop next month, the second next august. people can register for the cannabis course online. >>> it took three years, million but a new exhibit at the oakland zoo will be open in a few weeks. >> abc's aaron thomas got a preview. >> reporter: some of the animals are still en route to the oakland zoo like the bald eagles. others are making their presence felt. >> that's what a grizzly bear sounds like. >> reporter: and this is what they look like. the exhibit has four 1-year-old grizzlies. teenagers, big teenagers. >> these grizzly bears are 280 pounds. as males they'll get to be 1,000 pounds. >> reporter: down the way, a small group of black bears. their fur may be brown, but they are black bears. staying with four-legged animals, a couple that are have shy. >> we have two north american gray wolf. >> reporter: the zoo hopes the

has made city college free for all our residents" breedwhat i'm also focused on is education in the future. and making sure the next generation of people have good public school education.">( darya ) both candidates say they are working to make san francisco more inclusive for the people who live there. ( darya ) kron-4 is your local election headquarters. we have a special election section on our website -- with information on all the important races and propositions. we will also have complete coverage on election night-- when the returns start coming in at 8 o'clock. it's all on kron-4 -- your local election headquarters. ( will ) happening today.... san francisco mayor mark farrell will raise the rainbow flag... to kick off the 48th annual pride celebration. the event is set for 11 this morning at city hall. ( will ) a woman is behind bars for a felony d-u-i causing injury. it happened yesterday afternoon on bodega avenue and ragle road in sebastopol. officials say that lopa roy was driving under the influence of alcohol. roy and the o

. >> cannabis is coming to the course list the city college of san francisco. starting in july, it will offer workshops that will allow students to learn the history, cover health care, science, and social injustice. people can register online starting today. ccsf says this is in response to growing demand by the public. >>> the number of adults smoking tobacco has hit an all time low. 14% admitted to being smokers. 30 million people in the united states. men are more likely. and latinos are the least likely. does not count people e >>> investigators say 13 children lived in filth. the teen told dispatchers she only had -- i want to call you all so you can help my sisters. the turpins pleaded guilty to more than 40 charges. >>> kate spade brand is donating mre than a million dollars. she and her husband walked away from the company she founded in 2007. kate died by suicide and her funeral is set for tomorrow in kansas city which is her hometown. >>> incredible pictures coming out of hawaii. it is apparently attracting selfie seeking tourist and locals. arrestin

i also served as chairman of the city colleges of chicago, the second largest community college district in the country. as well, i served two terms in the illinois state board of education. i was appointed to these and other public service positions by both republicans and dark routes. i believe the record will show that i can work well and lead organizations, no matter their political stripe. the not-for-profit arena, i have worked in many kinds of establishments, from social service to cultural institutions to education organizations. i have served in virtually every position over my 44 year tenure with boys and girls clubs of america, including chairing the national organization. i served as chairman of the field museum of natural history, as well as the chicagoland chamber of commerce. i have led large and small organizations, public and private, and not-for-profit. i feel confident experience of business and philanthropy has prepared me for this important opportunity to lead the mission to the kingdom of belgium. if confirmed to serve as u.s. ambassador, i will work closely with th

has made city college free for all our residents" breed education in the future. and making sure the next generation of people have good public school education.">( will ) both candidates say they are working to make san francisco more inclusive for the people who live there. ( will ) kron-4 is your local election headquarters. we have a special election section on our website -- with information on all the important races and propositions. we will also have complete coverage tomorrow night-- wh the returns stt coming in at 8 o'clock. it's all on kron-4 -- your local election headquarters. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...hundreds of people in the bay area wear orange to bring attention to gun violence. you'll hear from supporters coming up. ( darya ) plus... it's the start of pride month with an annual tradition in san francisco. ( darya ) and after the break.. many people are saying good bye to the bay area and why that number is expeced to increase. ( anny ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots.

according to the examiner, the college is asking the city to cover a $4.77 million debt ccsf started ents last fall. the board of supervisors budget committee is expected to vote next week on how to reallocate funding for the college. >>> still ahead, wre just minutes away from disney's newest addition. >> let's go. >> jessica castro from abc 7 mornings got to go for a ride on the newest attraction. she'll give you a sneak peek. >>> as we head to break, here is a live look outside from our south beach camera showing the pink triangle atop twin peek peaks. pride weekend has arrived and so has the warm weather. lisa lets us know how hot it will get coming up in the accuweather forecast. heartburn and gas? ♪ now fight both fast new tums chewy bites with gas relief all in one relief of heartburn and gas ♪ ♪ tum tum tum tums new tums chewy bites with gas relief gri've analyzed the data. s. these days all networks are great. yet some humans choose to pay so much more with verizon when they could be saving with sprint. don't forget we've got the best price for unlimited. and, sprint offers 5

according to the examiner, the college is asking the city to cover a $4.77 million debt ccsf started ing free tuition to residents last fall. the board of supervisors budget committee is expected to vote next week on how to reallocate funding for the college. >>> starting monday, muni metro passengers living in the southwestern part of san francisco may have to change up their commute. the twin peaks tunnel will be closed for repairs for the next two months. lyanne melendez has tips on how to navigate through the city. >> reporter: the muni metro k, l and m lines serve 80,000 customers every day. some of those passengers will now have to take a shuttle bus to other stations. that is because the west portal and forest hills stations will be closed while the twin peaks tunnel is repair the. the tunnel in use since february 1918 needs a lot of work. so that includes track work, it includes work to the walls and it also includes work to the gra grainage systems. >> reporter: the rails are so old, they have to slow down once they enter the tunnel. the trpgts agenansportation age placed not

according to the examiner, the college is asking the city to cover a $4.77 million debt ccsf started residents last fall. the board of supervisors budget committee is expected to vote next week on how to reallocate funding for the college. >>> starting monday, muni metro passengers living in the southwestern part of san francisco may have to change up their commute. the twin peaks tunnel will be closed for repairs for the next two months. lyanne melendez has tips on how to navigate through the city. >> reporter: the muni metro k, l and m lines serve 80,000 customers every day. some of those passengers will now have to take a shuttle bus to other stations. that is because the west portal and forest hills stations will be closed while the twin peaks tunnel is repaired. the tunnel in use since february 1918 needs a lot of work. so that includes track work, it includes work to the walls and it also includes work to the grainage systems. >> reporter: the rails are so old, they have to slow down once they enter the tunnel. the transportation agency has placed notices at several stations to

he will give his presentation at berkeley city college tonight. ( james ) still ahead ...ith their families.. we'll have the latest out of the white house. ( james ) plus... a firefighter runs to remember those fallen in the line of duty. and here's a live look outside... at the bay bridge toll plaza. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) (dave)continued cooling trend today with a well established marine layer and onshore flow in place. subtle day to day changes for much of the upcoming work week with temperatures running near or slightly below normal. by friday and saturday another ridge may build with a warming trend. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) breaking news... a firefighter injured in a shooting in long beach has died. another firefghter remains in stable condition. this after a shooting at a senior housing facility. police say the man they believe is responsible for the shooting is a resident of the facility and was taken into custody. ( darya ) checking the markets this morning... winners and losers is next with

he chaired the city colleges of chicago under mayor daly. he chaired the state board of education and served as well as corey mentioned as chairman and chairman emeritus for the boys and girls club. over and over he stepped up for public service. he'll do it again. belgium is an important ally to the united states. european union's future is an important question for the united states. the future of the nato alliance is something we need to address. it's been peace in the world for a long period of time. ron gidwitz is the right attorney serve as america's face and voice in belgium and i'm happy to endorse his nomination. >> i want to thank our senate colleagues for coming here. the bipartisan support for these nominees speaks well of them and of this process. you're welcome to stay just not sitting there. we really do appreciate you making those introductions. >>> i want to thank my other colleagues for attending and i want to be respectful of their time. rather than read an opening statement i'll ask for consent to enter into the record. i

ad hoc school district city college joint committee meeting is this thursday, june 14 at 6:00 p.m., and it'll be held here at sfusd. section m, other informational items, we have no staff reports, procedures for skelly hearings, notices, we'll give two minutes for this item, but i do not have any public speakers signed up on this. we do have two minutes for you to speak, miss sanchez. [inaudible] >> yes. >> okay. hello, again. thank you to the san francisco bool skoord and dr. matthews staying so late tonight and giving me the opportunity to speak. my name is margaret reyes. i am an employee here in san francisco, and employee i.d. 18505. i am here requesting the school conduct an audit with respect to sfusd's skelly hearings. this is about civil rights. skelly hearings was about civil rights. i was put through a skelly hearing on march 23, 2018. i'm certain that the people involved in it knew that the -- that this was not up to code, and they proceeded any ways. again, i ask that you take civil rights seriously and look into this. my own union refuses to deal with it. they have acknowl

figting for minimum wage and tenant protection.im proud to have led the initiative that has made city collegeree for all our residents, and also proud to have negotiated and won more affordable and middle income housing than any one else on the boardher team of volunteers have knocked on a hundred thousand doors and held over a hundred house parties. they believe she can create change in the city.the child care initiative .. prop c, which we're all excited about. to provide affordable childcare for everyone in the city.the most vulnerable, the most low income people have been pushed out and jane is the one that can fix it. i don't think anyone can stop ehat's happening, but she's the one that can put a plug in it and stop the trickle.over in the richmond district, london breed held a meet and greet with voters.i'm really impressed with her homeless platform. she really want to help people and get them off the streetbreed is also working on changing the mental health system so lies arent tied up in the criminal justice system instead of getting the help they need.she has the type the city in t

protesters held up signs outside of berkeley city college on the mayor gave his address. the mayor reversed his boat after initially saying he would pool berkeley police from the urban showed law enforcement training exercise. critics say the program promotes the militarization of local police agencies. >> i witnessed it this past year. i saw exercises that were wargames, offensive actions with unrealistic scenarios where police were being trained in warfare. >> the mayor has said he had concerns about urban showed but reversed his boat after saying he realized it could be in violation of the charter.>>> fox sports will be taking over live coverage of the fee for world cup again this morning. all of today's news, weather and traffic will continue on ktvu plus. world cup live is at 6:00 a.m. denmark will play france at 7:00 and at 11 it is nigeria against argentina. morning zone will continue on ktvu class. we're streaming live on www.ktvu.com. we will see you at 6:00 a.m.>>> a standoff over a controversial report. we will tell you why the san jose police union once the ma

we participated in housing expo at city college, and we went to a city wide public safety forum. the mediation director attended that sponsored with the board of supervisors. this wk we will have a booth to support the june celebration. they will see us png we have a couple of investigator positions coming in. we are interviewing for senior positions for those investigators as well. iwork a g with the mayor's office tod ten budgeis week. i am sure i will see many of the departments there with me. i will keep everyone updated. we have asked for a lot of backfill dollars to not just expand the office but to do the work we need to do and specificallymalking about the great needs we had with prop g. we had to fill spaces and hire specifically auditors to do the work. we have the work started. i am going to have to write a check at some point. i need to get through the budget process to continue the work. present with me from the agency is our chief of staff sarah hawkins and a new attorney. i think i introduced her di diaa rosenstein and the senior investigator and three interns are

he chaired the city colleges of chicago under mayor richard daley and then he chaired the illinois stateboard of education and he served as well as mentioned as chairman and chairman emeritus for the boys and girls club of america which he played a leading role for nearly 30 years. over and over kenny stepped up for public service. he will do it again. belgium is an important ally to the united states and the european union future is an important question for the united states. the future of the nato alliance is one the winter dress on a regular basis and to remind everyone that it's been a piece of work for the long time. ron is right person to serve as america's voice and face in belgium and unhappy to endorse his nomination. >> thanks, senator durbin. i want to thank all the senate colleagues to come in and providing introduction. the bipartisan support for this nomination speaks well of them and of this process. as chairman corker close as you're welcome to stay, just not sitting there. but really do appreciate you making those introductions. [inaudible conversations] >> i want to th

the partnership between colby college and the city of waterville is truly remarkable. support for this isitalization by foundations the latest demonstration of the love that this family has for this community. this partnership is not only transforming downtown waterville, but also bringing together people from all walks of life. 's relationship with waterville proves the adage that one turn deserves another. this college was struggling financially. the old downtown campus was in disrepair. a relocation to a custom was imminent. more than 600 citizens of waterville, ordinary people with bills to pay and families to be joined together and anse more than $100,000, enormous sum during the great depression, divine mayflower buy as the new home -- to mayflower hill as the new home for the campus. example of thel power of community. together isple crucial, but it is not easy. areforces of polarization strong and entrenched. on the far left and right demand 100% compliance with 1% of their views 100% of their time. -- the time. those in public office who seek are vilified and