happy birthday, city hall. [ applause ] >> this year, san francisco's city hall is turn 100. you can join in the celebration by sharing your favorite city hall memories online. whether it's the day of the big game or that magical moment when you said i do. just post your favorite city hall memories with the hashtag sf city hall 100 and you can help to make this year's celebration one to remember. for more information visit sf city hall 100.com. >> okay, thank you. that ends our press conference. [ applause ] tuesday, may 5, 2015 meeting of the san francisco unified school district sfusd please call t role and director brinkman

happy birthday, city hall. [ applause ] >> this year, san francisco's city hall is turn 100. you can join in the celebration by sharing your favorite city hall memories online. whether it's the day of the big game or that magical moment when you said i do. just post your favorite city hall memories with the hashtag sf city hall 100 and you can help to make this year's celebration one to remember. for more information visit sf city hall 100.com. >> okay, thank you. that ends our press conference. [ applause ] on election day, when you go to vote at your local polling place in san francisco, the workers, that greet you, check the roster and give you your boll lot, might a little young like they could be in high school this is part of the poll worker program, this provides, every election, with thoun poll workers how did they become a poll workers, and what is it like being a poll worker as such a young age? let's meet some poll workers. >> hello, i have been a poll worker for about poll workers for 13 years now. >> hello this would bymy my 7th year now. >> my name is eddie i'm

meanwhile at city hall, the department of elections sets up a one night only uploading center. taff and city employees ready to handle delivery and processing. >> on election night we set up the loading center here at city hall so we can process the votes as quickly and accurately as possible. first the election bag is placed on the reader to record it. next the cartridges and transfer papers are checked by our staff. then the cartridges with the votes for each precinct are fed into readers which are fed in the dominion software. these are results directly to the department computer for tabulating. >> back at the polling place you might have cast your vote using the edge screen which is a screen touch system sch which allows others with disabilities to fill out an official blot. it's attached to the edge machine. >> i also need the edge printer. at the end of election day, a deputy sheriff takes custody of the sealed container from edge machine. >> you only have one edge printer, right? >> yes. >> these deputies transfer the container a lot with the ballots to the warehouse on p

centennial. >>> we're going to begin the segment with a look at the history of city hall i dos. they were the it couple of their time. joe and marlin monroe may be the most famous couple to marry in san francisco city hall, beauty where politics and passions meet. >> i know pronounce you husband and wife. [ cheers ] >> and there are 38 couples who are married at san francisco city hall. >> per day? >> per day monday through friday. >> oh my goodness. >> perhaps no one knows more about city hall weddings than ellen schumer. >> how glorious it must be to walk through city hall and surrounded by this. >> by weddings and look you're also surrounded by children who participate in family weddings. the main thing it's truly a sign of love, love of each other in a building that promotes love. >> when mayor james sunny first opened the doors in 1915 he envisioned it as a palace for the people. a county clerk at the time, issued tens of thousands of marriage licenses over the course of his career. he was known for not standing in the way of a wedding, no matter what concerns were raised.

she is outside city hall this morning. okay, we are not going to her, but there the reaction from san francisco. let's go to more from earlier this morning. >> one of the biggest days of our lives. this is probably the biggest legal victory for our community, certainly in my lifetime. it feels incredible. >> it is here at last, after all this waiting. years we have been waiting. congratulations. >> thank you. >> reaction coming in from the city. boy, this affect is really coming in quick for a lot of the states that banned same-sex marriage. we just got word here that mississippi's attorney general says they will not immediately perform same-sex marriages. that goes opposite to what we heard from texas and also from georgia this morning that said that they will -- they are allowing the county clerks there to perform same-sex marriages. this decision coming in quickly. we expected it to happen three weeks from now. more reaction coming in as we can see from this historic decision today. >> let's head out to the young lady b

here live in san francisco, more of the rainbow flags making their way outside the san francisco city hall this morning, awaiting a lot of city leaders to make their way out there. we are expecting them, a lot of big celebrations going on, especially with this being pride weekend. >> we talked a lot about the fact that public opinion changed in the last decade, if you will. in preschool or kindergarten, families with two mommies or daddies in our classes very often. the water family has been used if you have two daddies or two mommies. now let's bring the family council head gabriel blue. what does this mean for the families with two mommies or two daddies? for. >> caller: well, thank you. there are 6 million americans who have a parent that is lgbtq. that means many of the family let's be able to enjoy the security and protection that only marriage offers. there are 13 states that have yet to implement marriage equality, but it mean ifs are families like mine, my husband and myself and my son who is in the office today, we will be able to travel across the country knowing we are fully pro

francisco when then mayor gaven newsome dared to mary loving same sex loving cup lt here in the dome of city hall nearly a decade ago and took the civil right issue of our generation to had highest court of our country and now our city leads the way in lgbt movement because we are commit today equality for all, equality without exception. there is always always room for equality, so we are wurns again changing the world. these are san francisco values and now they are values touted around the world. from the gold rush days to the building of the railroad, through wars and liberation movements, the aids crisis, the.com boom and now our housing crisis, the story of san francisco is one of rapid growth. spurts of growth. it is a story of new industries and movements that brought mew waves of people all seeking a better life and opportunities that san francisco more than most places has always represented. with our strong economic foundation we vaspecial opportunity to change the city for the better and see san francisco is affordable for families and insure every san francisco shares in our cities r

right now, city hall flies a u.s. flag, the california flag the city flag and the flag that changes for special ceremonies. today it's the flag of puerto rico. >> we're trying to strike a balance in the program for flying all kinds of special recognition flags. we definitely understand that the pow/nia flag has meaning. >> they propose on flying it six times a year for a total of 42 days. that upsets veterans who plan to crowd into the meeting. >> they're demanding, if you will, 365 days a year as is done at the state capitol and state capitol of many other states. >> fran mcveigh says the flag can fly beneath the american flag so the city can keep traditions on the fourth flag pole. >> we can probably do that. >> they say it's the honorable way to show all the vets missing in action that the city will not rest until he comes home. >> in the memo, the director of public works said no other cities in the area, not oakland or san francisco fly the pow flag on a permanent basis. veterans say this is not oakland or san fra

the next meeting is friday july 10th in city hall in san francisco. please neat -- note this meeting will occur on the second friday due to the holiday. we hope to see you there. thank you. >> i'm back. >> now we are going to focus on item no. 13. public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. do we have any speaker cards? okay.

so you can put for pride or put text for the 100 centennial of city hall. basically it's just this great new sort of public art space. so i hope you will join us. i will be out there after the meeting. that's my plan tonight. speaking of public art spaces. i wanted to profile our mod ada transition project going on now, that's the renovations of the bayview opera house. the bayview opera house is this cultural treasure out in the southeastern part of the city, in district ten, malia cohen's neighborhood. it's an opera house built in 1888 and has a central role where the community can come together where they have civil disobedience in the 1800s where people can protest out in front and about affordable housing. what our office has done is we have funded a barrier removal project to start the full renovation of that facility. what's going to come out of it is a fully accessible front entrance. no more back doors for people with disabilities which is how we've gotten into this building over time. it's really going to be the universal access perspective that c

we begin with vic lee live at city hall. >> reporter: there was a small gathering outside city hall early know which way the justices were going to go. when they found out there was a huge outpouring of jubilation, relief and unity. the decision brought cheers hugs and tears just raw emotion among the dozen or so same-sex couples who gathered here to hear the decision. >> i feel like i'm part of the american dream now actually. the opportunity to live the american dream like everybody else. >> it did take a long time but it says a lot about our country that we could get to the right place. >> amazing.

we begin with vic lee live at city hall. >> reporter: there was a small gathering outside city hall early this morning. the group did not know which way the justices were going to go. when they found out there was a huge outpouring of jubilation, relief and unity. the decision brought cheers hugs and tears just raw emotion among the dozen or so same-sex couples who gathered here to hear the decision. >> i feel like i'm part of the american dream now actually. the opportunity to live the american dream like everybody else. >> it did take a long time but it says a lot about our country that we could get to the right place. >> amazing. it's incredible. we have waited all of these years. >> reporter: among those here state senator mark leno who came out more than four decades ago. >> after 46 years my federal government now recognizing that my heart beats and loves no differently than yours or anybody else's. >> reporter: brought her 3-month-old daughter. >> this is a huge celebration for our family. it's just so exciting that she is going to grow up in a more tolerant place. >> reporter: a r

happy birthday, city hall. [ applause ] >> this year, san francisco's city hall is turn 100. you can join in the celebration by sharing your favorite city hall memories online. whether it's the day of the big game or that magical moment when you said i do. just post your favorite city hall memories with the hashtag sf city hall 100 and you can help to make this year's celebration one to remember. for more information visit sf city hall 100.com. >> okay, thank you. that ends our press conference. [ applause ] z >> please come to order and secretary call the roll. >> make sure your microphones are purned on. >> pating >> present >> singer >> chow >> present >> chung >> present sanchez >> paren present. >> karshmer >> present. >> the meeting is june 2, 2015 we have one public comment. >> public comment please? >> good afternoon commissioner the minutes he lied too much of what transpyred of may 19th. item seven. page seven omits this commission has had authority since 1988 to hold prop qharic. it began in 200719 years after prop two passed. as reported in this extract in my new

welcome to city hall. as one of the newest openly gay elected officials here in san francisco, i can't tell you how excited i am to share this morning with you. i share this stage with our fabulous openly gay college board president rafael mandleman, who couldn't be here unfortunately today. i also share this stage with our pioneers who previously served at the college board leslie katz andrea shorter, lawrence wong, and others. and the first openly gay trustee who led the cause. and, of course, this month i was very excited to support and yesterday we voted to appoint susan lamb the first lesbian chancellor at city college. [ applause ] >> despite what you might read in the news media i have no doubt that city college will be there for the next several decades to provide education to our community and our city. but i want to recognize that city college is a pioneer one of the first colleges in the country to provide an lgbt studies class that broke pioneers and barriers educating about our community and o

city hall has been buzzing since the decision. crowds have been gathering to celebrate. >> we have live team coverage. bob redell will analyze the law for you. >> reporter: right here is where it started, scott and kris. as you mentioned, the bin rainbow flag unfurled on city hall this morning. december on the steps of city hall, especially with the lieutenant governor came. he just came after the press conference ended. it was 2004 when he as san francisco mayor directed the city/county clerk to give marriage licenses to same-sex couples. newsom spoke today about how it's a celebration of love after a very long journey, and he got emotional as heb gan to speak about the impact to him personally. >> here's what happens, when you think about your kids. i've got a 5 and 4 and 1-year-old. and i swear to you, the phone rang this morning like 7:03, and the first picture that came up ways my 5-year-old daughter. all i could think about was her, and how proud i am that she's going to grow up in a country that recognizes what you've alway

the marriage licensed were issued to same-sex couples. >> kristen the flag over there in front of city hall tells it all. mayor lee and other city officials held a news conference on the steps this morning as the mayor told the crowd of about 150 people, today san francisco's values back the nation's values. it is hard for me to describe to you how pure this jubilation was, the sense of relief unity among those here who gathered in front of city hall. that celebration started early this morning at 7:00 when the decision came down. the decision brought cheers hugs, and tears. just raw emotion among the dozen or so same-sex couples who gathered at city hall to hear the decision. >> i fowl like i am part of men dream -- american dream new. i have the opportunity to history the american dream like everyone else. >> pat thompson is a military veteran. >> we can serve our country with honor and it is just so great. >> her spouse --. >> amazing. we have waited all these years. >> among those is state senator who came out more than four decades ago. after 46 years my federal government recognizes m

a silent disco all to celebrate the centennial of city hall. >> it's a great symbol for the city actually's a symbol for the city since the earthquake. yeah, i see it as the strength of san francisco. >> reporter: inside city hall, decorations welcome the u.s. conference of mayors. this is a place that's known as the people's palace. that is launched political careers and hosted countless weddings including the union between baseball great joe demaggio and marlin monroe. history etched into the building itself. >> behind me and up above my head are four major medallions. >> reporter: restored to its former greatness and more in a four year seismic renovation from 1995 to 1991. now the crown jewel of city inside and out. >> it sparkles in the sunlight. but it also sparkles on a foggy day in san francisco. >> reporter: back here live as part of the celebration, there will be public tours here on the third sunday of every month starting in july. happy 100th city hall. >> the detail in that light show is incredible. and it's been one party from oakland to san francisco all day long. amber, th

this is what beautiful city hall will be when

>>james: you are a city hall with the secretary?ark: is incredible to see for the second time since 2013 the supreme court added to the celebration of pride week in san francisco the timing is quite remarkable the words of the supreme court today stating that this is basically it the constitutional right in that the union of marriage and bodies to highs like love for their devotion sacrifice and family and the action that dignity and the ideal law and constitutional this sends my uncle's message and hope well beyond the shore of san francisco in really goes back to the visibility of accepted. >>: summative lebanon city hall and sing people on that we have to imagine that has a bigger smile today this is really so profound. >>james: will take a quick break. we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number... don't miss the lowest prices of the season, going on now sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed so

thursday dozens of fire fighters and their families marched around city hall urging city officials to sign a federal grant that could fund all 85 at risk jobs for at least the next two years. >> look around, everybody is family, everybody has kids, i mean this is what they are playing with peoples lives. >> reporter: mayor don guardian says based on state recommendations the city only need 185 not the 235 now and he says budget can only afford 150 so he is still seeing how federal grant due by friday fits the cities financial plan. >> i question that because we need and want 185 fire fighters so we would like to have a safer grant for 35 not for 58 but that may be the only conditions that are acceptable to the federal program, and they would be acceptable to us. >> reporter: what does city hall need to know. >> they need to know it is not only affecting fire fighters but their families, their children and their future children because i'm eight procedures pregnant. >> reporter: by friday afternoon they will know exactly how many fire fighters they plan to put the federal grant applica

i want to know, yeah, it would be great to be at the library, at city hall.jay would be the first to welcome you to say you are the live version of our terra-cotta soldiers this year. i wanted to use this room because of it's beauty as a way to say to indicate my deep level of appreciation for the sponsors, for the employers for the foundations, the community based organizations, our own city agencies and departments are all coming together and collaborating with me about a goal that is very near and dear to me and that is employing our youth. this is so important and you know already how much that i spend with the unified school district on in fact we are going to spend a lot on the school district. we are having that announcements made to the tune of $255 million to our school district. you get a precursor of our support to our schools. i have made it a passion for our youth. it's a story that i wanted to share with you. annually you hear from me often and i know employers that have been with me hear me often but just as passion each year. it takes that spe

this is where it all started, in front of city hall where we are right now, where in 2004 the first marriage licenses were handed out to same-sex couples and this is where city leaders wanted to be today to celebrate. he told me he had a feeling and he wasn't the only former supervisor who wanted to be here. >> part of me thought i would never be able to see it happen. it's a joyous occasion. >> we are changing the way how people think about committed, loving relationships. >> reporter: the man who was mayor in 2004 and braved the scorn of his party for initiating marriage equality, gavin newsom. today newsom is being congratulated, everyone at city hall wanted a picture with them the very first couple to get mair backed in 2004, dale and phyllis. phyllis sat down to talk with me about the supreme court decision. >> i think it's about time. >> reporter: she says in 2004 she and martin had been together for four decades. a long time? >> oh no not when you're in the love with a person it's not a long time. >> reporter: she says getting legally married was important just to show that she and ma

it's near city hall because of a man who won't come down from a crane. coming up in just four minutes, the new information we got from police. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. monday june 22nd. i'm brian flores. >> it's 4:30, steve, thank you for being here. >> i was just driving by, thought i thought -- thought i would stop in. >>> low clouds making they're usual march inland. probably not as much of a robust br

. >> we want to wait for especially they're still hugging each other inside our great city hall. >> comeon all out everyone before we begin i want to thank tom taylor and others for in rainbow flag thank you tom and gilbert (clapping) and a shout out to the walter and evelyn in this equality support ladies and gentlemen it is june 26th something must be happening human resources. >> yeah. >> well, did you hear did you feel the earth shake this morning. >> yeah. >> well, i wanted to tell you i don't think it was an earthquake but i do believe that was the scales of justice tipping and it was the acre arc of our his being bent that's what we felt this morning (clapping.) you know san francisco we've always been proud of our role in leading the diversity nation and perhaps the world with the tolerance for all people we're a city that celebrates diversity everyday and everyone who lives here. (clapping.) >> yes. >> and it is this diversity that brings people from all over the world to celebrate with us we're once again changing the world and how people think about committed loving relationsh

now to davi at city hall in san jose. tell us about the celebration that's going on there now as well as some of the opposition that you found today. >> reporter: right now an informal gathering. we're going to hear speeches at 6:30 from the mayor, the president of the board of survisors and many others. even after the celebration is over there are going to b opponents in the community who are upset with the supreme court's ruling. supervisor ken yeager who is gay hopes this puts to rest the social split on the issue of same-sex marriage especially among conservative religious leaders. >> there are church membersho are lgbt. it's harder to come up with a rationale to discriminate ainst gays and lesbians. there isn't any need. >> yeager joined in a super viszer's office to demonstrate support. to pastor dick of san jose's christiacenter t the high court ruling does not change scripture and the words of the apostle paul. >> thislifestyle is he used the word abomination against heaven i'm going to agree with paul doesn't mea

should be the rule reflects and public opinion that began with mass marriages and san francisco city hall the merits decided to issue licenses to same-sex couples and 2004 more than a decade of court cases and political battles that resulted in legalize union in state after state and also oversees. >>: another united states john ireland and 18 other countries enjoy and his successor today had not been for those millions and millions of conversations that were held in the millions and millions of conversations that were one. >>j.r. stone: they're right here in san francisco with the first deck to allow same-sex marriage of massachusetts for today's ruling same-sex marriage was legal in some form in 37 states. >>pam moore: he got a surprise phone call. >>: your leadership on this changes the country. >>pam moore: the mirror his bows john walker in 2013 months before arthur died the couple lived in ohio but had to travel to maryland or to get married senses that they fought to be recognized as the spots on his death certificate the u.s. supreme court ruling was the icing of the wedding cake

. >> the steps of san francisco's city hall. ahead at 4:30 the critical hearing under way right now. at 4:11, a live look at the afternoon commute and this is the san francisco skyway and it's the usual backup for oncoming cars trying to make the slow crawl on to the lower deck of the bay bridge heading back to the east bay and not a heck of a lot better on the right hand side for those >>> we mentioned a few minute ago the cleveland cavalier his arrived at sfo and they had deplaned and gotten on their bus and about to make the trek up 101 north which should be a lot of fun at 4:00 in the afternoon and heading most likely to a hotel in downtown san francisco. not sure if they're going to practice today or whether they've practiced in cleveland earlier today, but they'll be getting set for game one of the nba finals against the golden state warriors on thursday and this is a little bit of a homecoming for one player in particular and matthew dellavedova who played in st. mary's in moraga and been portrayed as something of a villa

neighborhood will have and the message was loud and clear and on may 8th brought one thousand people to city hall people from across the city one of the remarkable presence of the community in city hall that anyone has seen in quite some time and awe you may know on june 2nd another thousand people to city hall asking for more to your memory on luxury priced development in the mission district i want to make it clear the mission district is more united about the mandatory priced development is happening in the neighborhood than any issue since they figure out redevelopment in the early 60s and disposing i want to give you a sheet that talks about the coalition i want you to know that the mission district understand the impact that market rate impact is having on the neighborhood they know that two tone story 24 hours of market rate housing next to marshall school drives the displacement of the families that marshall school is serving the mission has lost 8 thousand latinos in the last 10 years you can be hedge fund percent certain that the marshall mission will drive us further thank you. >> than

on the steps of city hall, with every network watching.e people uncomfortable, but they'll get used to. in 2000, i was best man at one of the very first gay civil unions in the country. my best friend, nicholas d'ambra, and his now husband jim baklayan, went to vermont for the ceremony. 15 years later, they are happily married with two great kids. and when i look at this family all i see is love. >> we end, as we began, with a homosexual. >> reporter: so much has changed in the last 50 years, but one thing hasn't-- at the end of the show, the guy behind the plantve said something that could have just as easily come off today's satellite feed. it was a wish. >> a family, a home, someplace where you belong, a place where you're loved, where you can love somebody, and god knows, i need to love somebody. >> reporter: love never was just a straight thing, as the court has now confirmed. it's a human thing. steve hartman, cbs news. >> pelley: a sightseeing tour has ended in tragedy. we'll have that just ahead. n, four hundred thirty-four thousan

well, this is our city hall it is you're telling us hours this is the people's place will loving couples have come to wed today's remarkable moment of history wouldn't have come not for the first marriage the wonderful gil and his spouse and the thousands of other loving couples we've had to share the opportunity to manufacture and it be performed since 2004 and again in 2008 yes. i want to say to you to my projections gavin newsom. >> yeah. (clapping.) >> i want to say thank you to willie brown when he was working at the state (clapping.) thank you to you art when he was mayor and the his with work and leader pelosi and dennis herrera all his wife work and senator leno thank you and supervisor wiener and supervisor campos thank you for your kinds of leadership our supervisor president breed thank you for your work there and i'm so glad that we can have this moment and i want to introduce someone that has been working tirelessly who's heart is with people that needed her help and her agencies help been there and distancing advised us at city hall what can happen what can possible happen

>> reporter: city hall got dressed up in spectacular fashion tonight. 0-year-old building turned into a movie screen celebrateing the city's history through every decade. it was not just about visual effects. acrobats dangled and pushed themselves up the pillars. >> that was magnificent. it was the best thing the city has done in a listening time. >> being a san francisco native, like, this was amazing. it was very unexpected. it is unbelievable. >> reporter: city hall's big birthday coincided with the official welcoming gala for the u.s. mayor's conference happening inside. 280 mayors from around the country are in town including oakland. >> have you ever checked out this many celebrations in a day? >> no. i think this tops the most celebrations i have had in a single day. but what a great source of pride for the bay area. >> reporter: it was the second party of the day for many warriors fans. >> i have a lot of love in san francisco. born in oakland, a lot of love there. two great cities. >> reporter: the free party included circus acts, live music, an

city hall plaza. >> on friday. there will be dignitaries, bunky moon will be here, there will be speeches and recollection of various historical times in the united states history. >> the secretary general of the united states will be here. >> that's right. >> i said friday. >> friday is an event that saturday is a full day event at grace cathedral starting at 10:30, the bills will chime with a full procession the doors will open, we hope there will be many people here that have some connection to the united nations. they will be assembly speakers, music and interaction time really asking each other, so, what are those special wishes that you have for the united nations going forward? because it is about not only a dream that started so many years ago but who we are now to carry it forward. so it's a full day with refreshments and sustenance along the way and it was especially impressive as massive musicians have come together. there will be a special tribute to -- lyrics written from his beautiful markings, a swed

we have the warm block across from city hall. but city hall itself and that side move smoothly. let's look at the drive past the university off ramp. still we'll have that jam today. >> several roads, bridges, highways in southern oklahoma are washed completely away by flood water there is. officials say a manmade levy crumbled when the river overflowed. you can see from the pictures muddy water poured into the town there. we haven't been told whether anyone was hurt, but we can tell you that the army corps of engineers are working to fix the levy right now. they will be working around the clock. >> that's a lot of water to deal with. >>> there was a a disturbance in the force for a young "star w s wars" actor. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, 5:24, a look at this picture. wouldn't this be a good place to start the day. it's coyote point. we see folks headed over the bridge. we'll see how it's flowing this morning. >>> the force was not with him, the actor who played a young darth vader in "star wars" was arrested following a wild car chase. deputies in south carolina arrested jake lloyd a

>> reporter: yeah, some big changes tonight here at oakland city hall. essentially, a big security crack down at the door. you notice as soon as you walk in, i would call it the biggest crack down we have seen for years. when protesters chained themselves to a railing shutting down an oakland city council meeting last month, city leaders decided something needed to change. tonight, those changes were in place at city hall. bagged searched at the only entrance. inside the chambers, the upper gallery was closed off completely and people were prohibited from standing along the back wall because of the fire code. instead, they were ushered into overflow rooms while four dozen oakland police officers looked on. chief shawn wint says this is what future council meetings will look like. >> looks like city hall wants to make this a permanent fixture. it is important to be consistent. >> it is kind of intimidating and sort of a crack down on free speech and public participation. it discourages the citizen from feeling involved and it is reflective of what we have

. >>> and oakland city hall tonight lit up in blue and gold for the nba champs. feels good to say it doesn't it? dennis o'donnell is in cleveland as we speak. it is late. but, i got a feeling the party there is still going on. dennis, what an amazing finish to this championship season. how do you put words to this one? >> reporter: well, you probably have to go back 40 years ago, ken, i think to put it in proper perspective. at that time, the warriors were supposed to get swept by the washington bullets. instead, the warriors did the sweeping. now 40 years later, i think there were still doubters in the finalling because of lebron james. but oakland is title down tonight. in fact, at one point, it seemed like it was 5-1 against lebron james. the cavs took the momentum into halftime when tristan thompson put back lebron's miss. they took a brief lead in the third quarter, but the warriors kicked it into high gear. curry from downtown and a ten point lead in the 4th inning. then draymond green hits andre iguodala in the corner for the 15-point lead. curry had 25 po

markets in san francisco that had live music and performed at the cities jass festivals and here in city hall. he worked for the paest 20 years. he fsh kind and giving to others with time and resources. he was patient and advocateed for seniors and especially those suffering from dementia. his calm and soothing voiz cecktded with the seniors. sadly jiapassed on may 28, 2015. he smissed by family and daughter ammony and many friends, the xhunsty and seniors at the bay view huntards point. with that colleagues the rest i submit. >> thank you president breed. supervisor campos you i r next on roll call >> thank you very much. colleagues in may of 2014 this board of supervisors passed a resolution coauthored by mayor lee and myself that established the [inaudible] latino cultural district. the purposef oestablishing the [inaudible] cultural district is recognize the importance of [inaudible] 24th street as a center of latino culture and commerce and enhance the nature of [inaudible] as a special place for san francisco residence and tourist. at part of the planning process for the creation of the

the city hall has four flag poles right now. >> flags fly high and will stay up there for a few days.> we are trying to strike a balance between always having the california flag and u.s. flag up all the time. >> but vet raps say this flag is missing. it flies every day over the hall of justice in san jose but not over city hall. >> one of those still missing is robert masuda of san jose.!c re not forgotten. everybody comes home or are searched for. >> the decision angered veterans groups so no one forgets the sacrifice of robert and all others who never came home. >> and the veterans say you don't need another flag pole or pow mia flag$t) flown on the same pole as the usa flag flown right beneath it. >>> okay. let's talk about the warriors. get there early, call in sick or watch our broadcast. >> we can't call in sick. we will be broadcasting the parade. >> there are barricades up also. if you parked along the route, the signs are pretty clear. you want to get your car out of the way by this evening. getting around near that area can be quite a challenge. down to just one lane. alon

here at san francisco city hall in room 400. please call the mayor's office on disability for further information or to request accommodations at 1415-554. 6789 for voice or 1415-554-6799 for tty. we hope you will join us for the americans disability act wednesday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.. please visit our website at ada 25 bay area.org for more information. once again that's ada 25 bay area.org. a reminder to all of our guest today to speak slowly into the microphone to assist our captioners and interpreters. we thank you for joining us. >> thank you so chair supanich and now we'll proceed with the roll call. >> cochair supanich, present, senhaux present, kostanian, present, harriet wong, pre, roland wong, present. >> my video display is not logged in. can we get the caption control? >> thank you. we'll next proceed to reading of the agenda. >> agenda item no. 1, welcome, introduction and roll call. agenda item no. 2. action item. reading and approval of the agenda. >> agenda item no. 3. public comment. items not on today's

>>pam moore: a big party in the heart of san francisco to celebrate the 100th birthday of city hall jaffa'senter with a look at the the cities. >>jeff bush: if is in the it in a festive environment and they're going for the circus and the carnival spain behind images on this once they the right behind me let's take some video and we shot a short time ago you to see the music is a big components of this party and there are at least four or five stages around here with all types of music from all kinds of genres it is definitely a family affair they're planning police officers here and the mood is very festive and very happy their food cups food trucks to get a snack or it is a great time out here and san francisco civic center a couple of things you need to know this party will go to 11:00 but the vague party tonight will have that 931 they're on to light of san francisco's city hall of honor to be a light show on the entire building is one to be a sight to say you have a preview of the live show and i could tell you is something you're not want to mess. >>pam moore: big changes could be on

if. >> rainbow adorn the entrance to city hall. mayor ed lee and city officials stood on the steps where the fight began 11 years ago >> you feel the earth shake this morning i do believe it was thecales of justice tipping. >>reporter: today america the walks the talk. of equal justice under law. >> arc of history bends toward justice. well today it came to fruition. >> today is about an affiation of all of us in our capacity to do extraordinary things folk. the best is why it to come. sfichlt for those at the mayor news conference said they still have a lot of work to do. they are going to focus now on employment and housing discrimination against lgbt but for now they are savoring their victory. this is abc 7 news. >> protest of same sex marriage got a littleeated today. forcing police to intervene. we were in berkeley as protestor and jogger got in a confrontation. jogger was run confrontatio jogger was running across the university avenue pedestrians cross way at i 80 when she saw signshe didn't like. she took one down and the p