your surrounded with all those behalf communicated i communities >> i love my city san francisco has as every cultural in this planet living in san francisco it's a small city 7 by 7 but it's huge. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i really like the idea of staying in the neighborhood and living in the mission i've lived here the whole time and the community really stick to it people talk about seattle and portland now they talk about seattle and san francisco. or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee scene in the entire nation. >> there's so many romance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪coming. >> (clapping.) >> good morning and thank you for joining me i'm jose cisneros the co-chair of financial and powerful coalition i want to acknowledge a number of people including beven duffey the mounting evidenc

regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc november 8th thank you is my fellow san franciscans i'm mike young i want you to join me, i'm running for the district 7 supervisor to establish san francisco we can work and be proud of i was born and raised and graduated from lowell high school and uc berkley and harvard university i served for two years as a budget analyst under willie brown, jr. and 10 years in the state department under secretaries powell, religious clinton and caring i served in south korea and vietnam and pakistan and sturdy in the negotiated bilateral agreement think on behalf of the united states while i was a diplomat i served for the u.s. army offices and well qualified my whole life has been dedicated to public services after serve so for over a decade we want to come home to the people of san francisco what we need now more than

keen the clerk of the board and the city of san francisco. >> thank you madam clerk, it was an extraordinarycity we collectively rose to the occasion. in the ten years that followed along with the state delegation and federal partners, the board of supervisors guided the rebuild of the city from the ground up, leveraging the ability for the bonds, our true and civic pride, cohen will now recite some of the activities. >> thank you, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it was a difficult time for many reasons. the city was faced with figuring out the basic san tarry conditions as earlier ships that came into port were over run with rats and brought the plague epidemic to san francisco. to come mri indicate matters, there were several grass scanned dells that rock the city that brought the general mistrust of the city officials, with the prosecution of the mayor schmid and ruth and certain public utility officials on extortion and bribery charges. so it is no surprise that in 1909, the voters of san francisco turned down an $8 million bond to rebuild city hall. it was not until 1911 that the

keen the clerk of the board and the city of san francisco. >> thank you madam clerk, it was an extraordinary time, but as a city we collectively rose to the occasion. in the ten years that followed along with the state delegation and federal partners, the board of supervisors guided the rebuild of the city from the ground up, leveraging the ability for the bonds, our true and civic pride, cohen will now recite some of the activities. >> thank you, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it was a difficult time for many reasons. the city was faced with figuring out the basic san tarry conditions as earlier ships that came into port were over run with rats and brought the plague epidemic to san francisco. to come mri indicate matters, there were several grass scanned dells that rock the city that brought the general mistrust of the city officials, with the prosecution of the mayor schmid and ruth and certain public utility officials on extortion and bribery charges. so it is no surprise that in 1909, the voters of san francisco turned down an $8 million bond to rebuild city hall. it was not unti

bauchl and the list can go on and on and whether is one hundred or one million dollars the city of san francisco shouldn't be in this business it is a wrong thing to do because i can think of many things the city of san francisco needs in the sidewalks and in the budget every single year that we should be spending the money as opposed to to giving it abroad. >> thank you supervisor farrell supervisor peskin thank you madam president and colleagues first of all, i think we're all aware of what happened on august 24th hour in the nation state of italy but here we are the day after the 27 anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake and here we are on the one hundred anniversary of the those chambers built after the 1906 san francisco earthquake and fire after the loma prieta earthquake san francisco benefited from contribution from individuals and nations from around the world this is has been a part of a longs trajectory where san francisco an earthquake prone city has recognized the fact the world radical rallied for san francisco in 1989 and indeed the tradition of coming to the aid of cities arou

keen the clerk of the board and the city of san francisco. >> thank you madam clerk, it was an extraordinary time, but as a city we collectively rose to the occasion. in the ten years that followed along with the state delegation and federal partners, the board of supervisors guided the rebuild of the city from the ground up, leveraging the ability for the bonds, our true and civic pride, cohen will now recite some of the activities. >> thank you, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it was a difficult time for many reasons. the city was faced with figuring out the basic san tarry conditions as earlier ships that came into port were over run with rats and brought the plague epidemic to san francisco. to come mri indicate matters, there were several grass scanned dells that rock the city that brought the general mistrust of the city officials, with the prosecution of the mayor schmid and ruth and certain public utility officials on extortion and bribery charges. so it is no surprise that in 1909, the voters of san francisco turned down an $8 million bond to rebuild city hall. it was not unti

in district one and item 5 intention to issue the bonds for the city and county of san francisco infrastructure and revitalization finance district one and other matters in connection there with and next the intention to establish the city and county of san francisco district number 2016 improvement area and a future aggregation and determine those matters in connection and item 7 resolution of intention to incur bobtd indebtedness not to exceed $5 million for the city and county of san francisco for the district number 2016 dash one and determining other matters. >> thank you very much. we have director beck from the transportation authority. >> for more than the past year tida has been working with the public office of finance with the outside consultant and the treasure island to develop treasure island to talk about the districts participated as part of treasure island and bringing those of intent tic did has been a apron and the project was entitled in 2011 beginning in 2014 the developer ramped up they're predevelopment design work submitting 89 first phase and sub phase ap

regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc can you please turn off your electronic devices as they tend to interfere with the equipment in the room. can you please rise for the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. vice-president turman, i would like to call roll. >> please do. >> commissioner president loftus is excused. vice-president turman,

in district one and item 5 intention to issue the bonds for the city and county of san francisco infrastructure and revitalization finance district one and other matters in connection there with and next the intention to establish the city and county of san francisco district number 2016 improvement area and a future aggregation and determine those matters in connection and item 7 resolution of intention to incur bobtd indebtedness not to exceed $5 million for the city and county of san francisco for the district number 2016 dash one and determining other matters. >> thank you very much. we have director beck from the transportation authority. >> for more than the past year tida has been working with the public office of finance with the outside consultant and the treasure island to develop treasure island to talk about the districts participated as part of treasure island and bringing those of intent tic did has been a apron and the project was entitled in 2011 beginning in 2014 the developer ramped up they're predevelopment design work submitting 89 first phase and sub phase ap

san francisco's lost over 15,000 middle income residents. from san francisco. if this continues, we will be a two-tier city the rich and the poor. what will happen to our middle income? do they not deserve to live in san francisco. i believe they do. the people like myself, my family, and many of the people that i know in san francisco. in order to preserve our middle class and also engaged with our low income we need to pass proposition u to help our middle-class stay in san francisco because our families just like me. >> thank you, leo. peter? >> aborts it with this measure also does is exacerbate the displacement crisis we been having in san francisco. that displacement crisis has been no worse than in the african-american and latino communities. 100% ami which is a proposition u will make all inclusionary housing for is above what the african-american and latino populations in san francisco make on average. middle income is not the same across all of our communities of san francisco. the terribly divisive aspect of it is the communities that need it the most to stem the tide of displacement, are being priced out by the policy

the safety of working with the financial institution so thank you very much i applaud the city of san francisco the treasurer and my fellow nonprofits that do this work every single day. >> thank you katherine he'll repeat 8007066006 we're handing out a flier with the information that number will be on the sf treasurer.org i canned is enough about the great work and they'll help people going through this difficult time that may have happened in the wells fargo account i'm existing to introduce supervisor campos david. >> (clapping.) >> thank you good morning buenas dias and thank you to the treasurer he knows the thing again what wells fargo did the damage is beyond the impact on anyone that has been impacted by these accounts those fake accounts it is on the issue of trust because we have been working with the community that has been very distrust of banking institution for a lot of reasons and the so we had to do a lot of work in putting your money into the banking institutions and now we have to redo that work and sort of sea you know what we were not completely right about wells fargo see l

the safety of working with the financial institution so thank you very much i applaud the city of san francisco the treasurer and my fellow nonprofits that do this work every single day. >> thank you katherine he'll repeat 8007066006 we're handing out a flier with the information that number will be on the sf treasurer.org i canned is enough about the great work and they'll help people going through this difficult time that may have happened in the wells fargo account i'm existing to introduce supervisor campos david. >> (clapping.) >> thank you good morning buenas dias and thank you to the treasurer he knows the thing again what wells fargo did the damage is beyond the impact on anyone that has been impacted by these accounts those fake accounts it is on the issue of trust because we have been working with the community that has been very distrust of banking institution for a lot of reasons and the so we had to do a lot of work in putting your money into the banking institutions and now we have to redo that work and sort of sea you know what we were not completely right about wells fargo see l

san francisco over the last decade. that's amazing. third, i would say within the cities, we have to recognize that last week level as. the advocacy groups. the san francisco by coalition silicon valley by coalition. these groups in this area have been absolutely fundamental to establishing the framework of allowing things like this to happen. then, the ability to stay in here today and i said before, and i can't say it enough, we skin standards and do this because these groups have been doing all this work collectively for the last decade. >> a lot of moving parts. mark mentioned how unusual it is to have an automaker talk about mobility solution. i then allowed to 40 events and there's usually a vehicle inside why is ford getting involved in sheer transportation especially bike? >> i have to say is very proud of my comments this morning because they captured something that's important which is if you can stand in how to did you see the city as one system might you can stand back and think about that and you see our vehicles moving in that system, with ford sees in the vehicles it sees the people. the people that are

regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco >> this is regular meeting of small business commission of september 26. this is called to order at 206. this is televised live thank tooz sf gov tv staff. the meeting is viewed ochb sf gov tchb tv 2. silence phone squz oretd electronic devices. public comment is limited it too 3 minutes per speaker. speaker requested but not require today state naiments, completion of a speaker cards will help inshurure proper spelling in the written records mptd deliver speaker cards to commission secretary. there is a sign in sheet at the front table for those that would like to be added. please show our slide. >> it is our custom to begin each somewhat business commission meeting office of small business is the only place to start you new business in san francisco and best place to get answers about doing business. firfs

keen the clerk of the board and the city of san francisco. >> thank you madam clerk, it was an extraordinary time, but as a city we collectively rose to the occasion. in the ten years that followed along with the state delegation and federal partners, the board of supervisors guided the rebuild of the city from the ground up, leveraging the ability for the bonds, our true and civic pride, cohen will now recite some of the activities. >> thank you, good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. it was a difficult time for many reasons. the city was faced with figuring out the basic san tarry conditions as earlier ships that came into port were over run with rats and brought the plague epidemic to san francisco. to come mri indicate matters, there were several grass scanned dells that rock the city that brought the general mistrust of the city officials, with the prosecution of the mayor schmid and ruth and certain public utility officials on extortion and bribery charges. so it is no surprise that in 1909, the voters of san francisco turned down an $8 million bond to rebuild city hall. it was not unti

there could be more trouble for san francisco-based wells fargo. its home citys expected to cut business ties with the bank because of the fake account scandal. jackie ward is live in san francisco with the details. jackie.>>> reporter: the city has already ended some business contracts it had with wells fargo. but supervisors john avalos and jane kim want to take it a step further. so later this morning they will describe what they are calling a resolution to cut business ties with the bank, this after it was revealed that wells fargo employees had created two million fake accounts. supervisor campos explained his disgust on the bank's behavior. >> allow something like this can happen in the united states after everything we have seen with banking institutions tells that you our federal government is not doing enough. >> reporter: the hits will keep coming for wells fargo. california its home state is also the country's largest issuer of municipal bonds but last month the golden state banned wells fargo from underwriting state debt and administering the state's

rose pat rated huge role in the city of san francisco to help to extend this persecution into this city. i'm not here to talk about those packs personal political opinions about-i'm talking about the biddings hate crimes taking place on the street of san francisco. i'm talking about the incidence and discrimination events taking place in our local society because of the effort of rose pat. so rose pat stewart is totally against the values which the city of san francisco stands for. i know you're not congress. i know you're not the state department. china is far it's on the other side of the pacific ocean but here in this case, it's not a geographical instance of that's important. it's important the value of san francisco. so i urge all of you to consider these upcoming item 45 discussion and make sure you stay on the right side of history. >> thank you next speaker, please. >> peskin don't you have any respect for these people >> please refer to your comments to the board as all >> at least kim and mar is he what's his name yee laughing with david. they're selling these poor people's bo

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

interesting to point out was caused by a decrease in domestic demand what we looked san francisco hotels for its citynd county of san francisco we saw specifically decreases in group and given we at sfaifl association look at moscone center the first one what was happening in 2013 with moscone moscone performed really well but things were down in 2013 and we were wondering well, why was group demand down in san francisco in 2013 we know that was not moscone when we looked what was going on in the country i at a time that was the government's the frustration, some of the national parks were closed it might have impacted some planning leisure planning that's the dip you see in 2013 overnight spent so i'm going to go back as you can see in blue the volume overnight visitor, for domestic and on the extent slide as you can see domestic and international broken down by spend even though you have the highlight volume in domestic overnight visitors it is really the spend that carries the volume so for us that's why our focus will remain >> so we as aaron mentioned earlier we continue and expect to see positi

live in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >>> san francisco may be one of the most liberal cities in the country. but the feds say the police department does not treat minorities very well. after san francisco police shot and killed mario woods last year, the mayor asked the department of justice to take a look at the sfpd. kpix 5's phil matier has more. >> there are significant deficiencies. >> some of them are painful to accept. >> reporter: the investigation did not find widespread racial bias by officers. but it found that blacks and hispanics were far more likely to be stopped and searched. >> we also found that the majority of uses of force in jenot the majority but at least 34% were also in general, not the majority but at least 34% were also in general people of color. >> reporter: what's behind it is still unclear. >> there's a big question mark that should be of great concern to the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: mayor lee however is not waiting for more information. he is already called for an end to the controversial use of chokeholds and to police firin

regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc please turn off your cell phones not to interrupt our meeting and put them on silence or mute second if you're a member of the public and want to speak during public comment hand our speakers and we'll call. >> and thank you to sfgovtv for airing this meeting and all of our lonesome meetings live to the public i'll start with the roll call. >> okay commissioner frost commissioner lee commissioner joseph president tan kwourm this evening commissioner caminong and commissioner thomas indicated they will be absent tonight and certainly e

allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: because this happened in san francisco city limits, the san francisco are investigating. a chp officer and the man shot by police were both hospitalized yesterday. at last check the officer is said to be doing okay. we don't have an update on the condition of the man shot by police. at last check he had life- threatening injuries and was at san francisco general hospital. 3:30in the afternoon yesterday police got a call for help after a vehicle crashed in the city's ocean view neighborhood. law enforcement officers with the auto theft task force followed that vehicle from san mateo county. the task force is made up of chp officers and local law enforcement officers, they were working together and trying to stop the driver, because they suspected it was stolen. >> those officers approached the vehicle, an officer involved shooting occurred. >> reporter: police say the officers opened fire after the man driving that vehicle tried to drive away and ended up dragging one of the chp officers. the suspect was shot. the officer was conscious and able to walk a

rose pat rated huge role in the city of san francisco to help to extend this persecution into this city. i'm not here to talk about those packs personal political opinions about-i'm talking about the biddings hate crimes taking place on the street of san francisco. i'm talking about the incidence and discrimination events taking place in our local society because of the effort of rose pat. so rose pat stewart is totally against the values which the city of san francisco stands for. i know you're not congress. i know you're not the state department. china is far it's on the other side of the pacific ocean but here in this case, it's not a geographical instance of that's important. it's important the value of san francisco. so i urge all of you to consider these upcoming item 45 discussion and make sure you stay on the right side of history. >> thank you next speaker, please. >> peskin don't you have any respect for these people >> please refer to your comments to the board as all >> at least kim and mar is he what's his name yee laughing with david. they're selling these poor people's bo

rose pat rated huge role in the city of san francisco to help to extend this persecution into this city. i'm not here to talk about those packs personal political opinions about-i'm talking about the biddings hate crimes taking place on the street of san francisco. i'm talking about the incidence and discrimination events taking place in our local society because of the effort of rose pat. so rose pat stewart is totally against the values which the city of san francisco stands for. i know you're not congress. i know you're not the state department. china is far it's on the other side of the pacific ocean but here in this case, it's not a geographical instance of that's important. it's important the value of san francisco. so i urge all of you to consider these upcoming item 45 discussion and make sure you stay on the right side of history. >> thank you next speaker, please. >> peskin don't you have any respect for these people >> please refer to your comments to the board as all >> at least kim and mar is he what's his name yee laughing with david. they're selling these poor people's bo

san francisco is a world-class city. a common team-11 the city has served as a land of opportunity. with you company started all over san francisco every year, it's important that our people are equipped with the skills needed to come compete. we ensure the success of the youth. we know that many are exposed to negative issues and that's why we are part of helping. as a member of the community, i want to find a way to provide positive alternatives for youth as they navigate challenges that they are faced with daily. this right here, is an opportunity for community and, that committee deserves the best. for too long, our desires are always treated as an afterthought and after all the comments from the young participants at the ymca, and the presentation, i fully support the center. a new community center can offer this while integrating historical elements. but unlike an old building, the new center gives us a chance to create a space and address these challenges and also provide training assistance and educational opportunities. i would like to thank you for providing this. the futur

we are working with san francisco state city college of san francisco from the skyline, and ucsf as wells walgreens. this is for these youth who are middle ground. when not looking for youth were trying to be doctors nurse. we love for them to go onto that were also looking for youth who want careers in health. we target youth from ages 16-24 in the southeast sector but we also are open to you from all over. our youth receive cpr certification per reproductive health certification, we pay their school fees. they received intense case management , a mentor, internships at ucsf or at san francisco general and if they go into the pharmacy tech program at city called today are guaranteed a job at walgreens. we also are focused on careers. like i said and not just jobs. we talked to our youth about being x-ray technicians. we take them on field trips to various labs, hospitals, so that they can meet people within the field. part of the problem in bayview is that our youth don't have access, exposure and opportunities and with health corps we allow that. i'm happy to report that 63 some people

told the boy is in critical condition. >>> there could be more trouble for san francisco-based bank wells fargo. its home citys expected to cut business ties with the bank because of the fake bank account scandal. jackie ward is live in san francisco with the details >>> reporter: the city has already ended some business contracts it had with wells fargo. but supervisors john avalos and jane kim want to take it a step further. so later this morning they will describe what they are calling a resolution to cut business ties with the bank, this after it was revealed that wells fargo employees had created two million fake accounts. supervisor campos explained his disgust on the bank's behavior. >> allow something like this can happen in the united states -- how something like this can happen in the united states after everything we have seen with banking institutions tells that you our federal government is not doing enough. >> reporter: the hits will keep coming for wells fargo. california its home state is also the country's largest issuer of municipal bonds but last month the golden state banned wells fargo fr

care of with the dignity fund and you will get a lot of thing because you are part of the city of san francisco and i don't want people to say and feel that they feel isolated here. this 3rd street corridor is amazing. it is hot, it's really a great part of the city and we're going connect up even more when the central subway gets finished in a couple of years. it's exciting to be down here and quite candidly it's probably the most affordable place in the city right now. so i want to say congratulations to all the neighborhoods advocates who worked tirelessly to say we're going to be patient. we're not just going to invite another liquor store or something like that. we're going to get the right kind of food, the right folks, the people who also say -- and by the way, opening up a business, you have 16 new san francisco jobs, 7 of which are filled by residents of this neighborhood. how about that? you [ applause ] . >> that a commitment. thanks to our workforce people thinking about that as well because we have to do all things right by this neighborhood. we can't make mistakes because mistakes

care of with the dignity fund and you will get a lot of thing because you are part of the city of san francisco and i don't want people to say and feel that they feel isolated here. this 3rd street corridor is amazing. it is hot, it's really a great part of the city and we're going connect up even more when the central subway gets finished in a couple of years. it's exciting to be down here and quite candidly it's probably the most affordable place in the city right now. so i want to say congratulations to all the neighborhoods advocates who worked tirelessly to say we're going to be patient. we're not just going to invite another liquor store or something like that. we're going to get the right kind of food, the right folks, the people who also say -- and by the way, opening up a business, you have 16 new san francisco jobs, 7 of which are filled by residents of this neighborhood. how about that? you [ applause ] . >> that a commitment. thanks to our workforce people thinking about that as well because we have to do all things right by this neighborhood. we can't make mistakes because mistakes

regional wear-out system your our employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san franciscoive us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco >> >>[pleage of allegiance] >> commissioner loftus i like to call roll call. loftus, here. turman, here. moshoyannis is en route dejesus, here. mazzucco, present. wald, present. mallett are we present you have a quorum also with this night is the interim chief of police tony chaplin and dir. of office of citizen's complaint joyce hicks. >> thank you everyone. good evening and welcome to the wednesday, october 19, 2016 police commission meeting. we are tonight in october is a busy month. we find ourselves competing with presidential debate so those of you who are here watching at home thank you for your dedication to the work we do. would try to move swiftly so that those of us who want to can try to catch some of that debate. sgt. these: first line item >> item 1 consent calendar received and file action. requ

the reason our family is staying in san francisco as a child that grew up in next to a cemented river a former teacher a private company it is subsidized by the city to provide environmental education in public schools in san francisco, a and as a parent owe feel drooep grateful the school exists i'm grateful our sun plays and heaviest and laughs and breathes outdoor multiple days a week this is my dream for him this is also my dream for all children growing up in san francisco that might not have access to native or outdoor otherwise one of the things i value about golden brejz is the candidate goal of unoccupied buildings a school for justice i see that is a tuition system i see this in the work in partnership with the san francisco coalition that is essential for something like schools so consciously have an anti racist school and the commitment to preserving the lands on coter street as a educational farm that will serve generations of young children in the city i feel a lot of - a great deal of empathy for caitlin i see two divisions of the site but a shared love of the land and to preserving green spaces in urban area he volunteered to canva

the crux of the issue is of course housing not having enough of it in the city of san francisco. they want brisbane to step in and help. but the people of brisbane say, keep your big city problems away from our small town. a few miles south of the hulls and bustle of san francisco, you'll find a quiet respite in brisbane. >> it's just a really small town. like, everybody knows each other. >> it still has a small town feel. >> reporter: here the population is just about 4,000. and most residents are on a first name basis. but if jane kim gets her way neighbors from the north will be moving in as soon as possible. she wants brisbane to help shoulder overcrowding that plagues the big city. the board of supervisors met today to discuss annexing brisbane making it a part of san francisco if it refuses to cooperate. they haven't budged and they don't like change. >> i don't like it at all. that would totally make it -- it wouldn't be brisbane. it wouldn't be a town. it wouldn't be small. i don't think our kids would be as safe. >> i just don't think that san francisco should take over b

san jose. santa cruz yesterday was near 90. 82 redwood city. 67 san francisco. upper 60s half moon bay as well as pacifica. the extended forecast shows you the cool down continues. inland areas getting in on it by tomorrow. temperatures falling back to, well, fall like as we get into tuesday. thursday, notice increasing clouds in the forecast by thursday. first shot at rain perhaps over the north bay on thursday and then friday, saturday, into the weekend we have the possibility increasing. i will pull out the long-range futurecast model and show you that in the next half hour. >> never gets boring, does it. >> no. >>> raiders first games were on the road and they are finally, finally home today. hoping a little home cooking brings good luck today. they are taking on the chargers. a silver and black preview and what happened in college football. football. narrator: it wasn't that long ago. years of devastating cutbacks to our schools. 30,000 teachers laid off. class sizes increased. art and music programs cut. we can't ever go back. ryan ruelas: so vote yes on p

care of with the dignity fund and you will get a lot of thing because you are part of the city of san francisco and i don't want people to say and feel that they feel isolated here. this 3rd street corridor is amazing. it is hot, it's really a great part of the city and we're going connect up even more when the central subway gets finished in a couple of years. it's exciting to be down here and quite candidly it's probably the most affordable place in the city right now. so i want to say congratulations to all the neighborhoods advocates who worked tirelessly to say we're going to be patient. we're not just going to invite another liquor store or something like that. we're going to get the right kind of food, the right folks, the people who also say -- and by the way, opening up a business, you have 16 new san francisco jobs, 7 of which are filled by residents of this neighborhood. how about that? you [ applause ] . >> that a commitment. thanks to our workforce people thinking about that as well because we have to do all things right by this neighborhood. we can't make mistakes because mistakes

we'll do photo ops so allen get ready acknowledge the partners in one our city's departments stepped up in big ways san francisco unified school district, guatemala come up and acknowledge them and invited ways and wilson will come up and acknowledge in the category of city departments stepped up in a big way san francisco public library and the department of public works do we have representatives either or both of those come forward please. awesome thank you. congratulations you can join that group over there and then our private sector partners (calling names) representatives from either of you. >> (clapping.) >> that light is killing me i can't see we love them anyway and finally enterprise and rent a car and bank of the west please. >> (clapping.) >> thank you so much and allen go. >> yes. >> coming. >> (clapping.) >> good morning and thank you for joining me i'm jose cisneros the co-chair of financial and powerful coalition i want to acknowledge a number of people including beven duffey the mounting evidences about san francisco hometown bank is shocking it reveals that wells fargo used personal informatio