supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much. thank you for your nice remarks about peter cohen.ou. he is a smart and dedicated person. i think he will continue to be dedicated whether he's on this body or not. i think it was supervisor avalos said that the body has been politicized. which is why i'm proposing that we support the alternative candidate clinton. largely looking to interrupt the politicalization of this body and i do believe that peter will continue to serve the community. he is not the only game in town. mr.loftman has demonstrated a deep knowledge of community as well as economic development. he worked with many low income communities and has a broad experience of hud consolidated planning process. that's a really important point that hasn't been my experience with peter. that is also a requirement within the seat, the description of the seat. mr.loftman's experience includes an extensive work with federal state as well as local funds which include cdbg. as well as housing opportunities with persons with aids. all which the citizens committee consider and provide

cohen. my office has received a lot of support letters from you from different members of the community. what i would like you to go deeper into is what is your experience been? what are things you feel you have most contributed, in the areas of development in san francisco if you can can talk about specific projects or issues in certain neighborhoods, that would give me a sense of what your contributions have been >> sure. one of the things i'm proudest of the hardest work is spending 6-7 years developing a community program many the nonprofit sec tore my first experience in community based pork out of graduate school is in the community district is dos come boom the frustration people had there is for the community to have the tools to do their own planning and policies to set an agenda, it's a dependent relationship having the city having the official capacity myself and folks, who brought skill sets were engaged in trying to be a organizers, and provider coming up with a vision a credibl

loftman as well he seems credible in this area of funding, i support peter cohen. and hope to see you soon >> thank you. any public comment? seeing none we will close public comment. i appreciate both candidates and the work they have deny, mr. loftman's work seems very deep and very strong and i think he makes a very strong candidate as well as peter cohen his work and experience in the city. to me, i would rather not have this item stay in committee another month or so. we have a very, very rules committee coming up for the whole month of june, we have special committee meetings to deal with ordinances and charter amendments for the ballot we have a number of seats for committees starting up, we have a large number of people applying and sorting through peop testimony, and vetting, i'd rather we can move this item to the full board, and have a discussion there about which one of you very qualified candidates for the sit zens's committee, so i advise we move to the full board. i know the request, supervisor cohen, keep it in the committee, we will decide on tuesda

cohen for providing your one copy. regarding merely an supervisor cohen announcing 125 no dollars investment in homeownership opportunities. brought to 1500 middle-class families. i find it very discriminatory against single plan retiree participants who do not even meet the requirements to apply, and how can this board consider -- and maybe i am wrong. review dues guys did get information regarding this program. how can you consider putting an investment in housing, affordable housing loans, without reviewing item -- resolution or bob shaw's due diligence analysis of the fiscal soundness of this investment? i am trying to get -- and i really appreciate pres. cohen's previous conversation with me regarding being interactive with the plans members. i need to understand how this is fiscally going to improve our retirement fund investment. i also want to know about shaw's due diligence report, which patrick shaw has been asking for months and months and many months. where is it? do you have actual possession of this repor

supervisor cohen, aye. cohen, ire. supervisor kim. there are 11 ayes. >> these ordinances are finally passed unanimously. >> item 12 is an oerd nrapbs to amend the administrative code to revise chapter 6 of the public works contracting policies and procedures. >> supervisor wiener. >> madam president, i move to continue item 12 one week. >> supervisor wiener has made a motion to continue this item one week to the meeting of june 16th, 2015. is there a second? seconded by supervisor campos can we take this, colleagues, without objection? without objection this item is continued to next week. next item. >> item 13 is an ordinance to waive the competitive process requirement of administrative code section 2a.173 and approve amendment no. 1 to the domestic terminal food and beverage lease for a new total minimum annual guarantee of $140,000, term ending november 18, 2018. >> colleagues, can we take this item, same house, same call. without objection this is passed unanimously on first reading. >> item 14 ordinance to retroactively waive t

on behamp of supervisor cohen for mr. [inaudible] and at the suggestion of supervisor kim and supervisor yee on behalf 2406 entire board of supervisors for the 9 lives slain in the shooting at emanual [inaudible] in char stn south care rolina. [inaudible] depain middleten doctors. [inaudible] church pastor and state senator. [inaudible] daniel simens. sure raunda culmin singleton and [inaudible] >> this bringstuse the end of our agenda. madam clerk is there any further business before us? >> that conclude our business for today madam president >> we are adjourned , thank you everyone. @ppx can we all rise for the pledge of allegiance >> 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 thank you madam president i'd like to take roll please you

28. >> okay, motioned by supervisor cohen, seconded by supervisor christenson. can we take that amendment without objection? without objection, the amendment passes and. >> thank you. >> and on the item as amended, colleagues, can we take it same house, same call? without objection this resolution passes as amended unanimously. thank you. >> thank you, members. >> madam clerk, please call item 37 and 38 together. >> item 37 and 38 were referred without recommendation from the land use and transportation committee. item 37 is an ordinance to amend the administrative code to revise the residential unit conversion ordinance among other proadvices, require hosting platforms to verify that a residential unit is on the city registry prior to listing and removing a listing once a residential unit has been rented for tourist or transient use for more than 60 days in a calendar year. item 38 ordinance to amend the aid minimum administrative code it revise the residential unit conversion ordinance to among other provisions limit short term rental of a residential unit to

cohen, no. farrell, no. kim, aye. mar, aye. tang, no. 5i, 6 no wean rb breed, christensen cohen, farrell and tang voting no >> the motion to send item to committee fails. madam clerk can you call the roll on the item as amended >> item 23, wean, aye. yee, no. avalos no. breed, aye. campos, no. christensen, aye. cohen no. >> madam clerk i can't hear. >> supervisor kim [inaudible] >> recess while we clear the room. we left off at the vote and we were at supervise r christensen. >> christensen said aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, no. mar no. tang aye. there are 6 aye and 5 no with supervisor yee, avalos, campos, kim and mar in the descent. >> okay. the resolution is adopted as amended. madam clerk can you please call the next item >> item 24 is ordinance to amen it admin sthraitive code to establish the cannabis legalization task force to [inaudible] regarding the local impact of possibly legislation of cannabis and setting forlth the membership and deutaeds of the task force >> colleagues today before us is legislation to cre

supervisor cohen >> aye question supervisor campos. did mister muscat the judge to all our offices or was it yours at the individual level? >> i think was a letter that >> to listen to all of us? >> yes >> just raising concerns? >> yes. >> so generally it is full-court press. they walked all. i do not think anyone outside of the letter has raised any any concerns. anyone want to jump in? >> supervisor winner >> thank you madam president. so, the trades first raised issues and i think there are a lot of from what i can tell, and overlapping issues seminar totally overlapping between -- and we ask dpw to work with the labor and to meet with labor and i know they have done so spent many hours by doing that. we did -- i received an e-mail from mister muscat from this letter to you was probably since wallace on friday afternoon. i left him a voicemail. i think is on vacation, which is why he has not responded, there was another local 21 representative was walking house yesterday physically delivering the letter. so local 21 has i think defi

richard cohen is not our "washington post" rich cohen. i'm told he's the good richard co handbut has been write about politics for many years he started covering the north hampton city council. is that right? >> yes. >> a couple years ago. this book by martin frost richard cohen and tom davis who couldn't be here today -- have written "the partisan divide." a concept relatively unknown here in all democratic montgomery county, maryland. we know we have republicans here but they have not elected anybody recently. current count and state elects

supervisor cohen >> good afternoon everyone. recently i introduced legislation that would increase the transparency and the reporting requirements for police and sheriffs who stauf and detain residence and you may recall there was a time when [inaudible] considering implementing stop and frisk. one thing we have in common with this body and also in the chamber is we are all in agreement stop and frisk wasn't the correct way and policy to be implemented in san francisco. and i use this as a example of how we have come together and been able to address our policing issues. i want to remind you todays resolution is not about addressing all of the root causes of violence. i agree education, access to quality health care and jobs and police brutally all have a roll to play but todays resolution is not about just addressing the root causes of violence but it is also about recognizing our approach in determining police staffing levels and recognizing that it is outdated and it doesn't meet our needs. i think we need to begin to change

supervisor cohen. >> aye. >> supervisor farrell. farrell aye. recall supervisor kim. >> aye. >> supervisor avalos. >> aye. >> madam president we do have 10 aye's and one absent. >> supervisor christensen. >> here. >> [inaudible] >> i make a motion to rescind that vote. >> is there a motion to rescind the vote? motioned by supervisor campos. second by supervisor yee without objection. the vote is rescinded. can you call the roll? >> on items 42 and 43. supervisor kim. >> aye. >> supervisor mar. >> aye. >> supervisor tang. >> aye. >> supervisor wiener. >> aye. >> supervisor yee. >> aye. >> supervisor avalos. >> aye. >> supervisor breed. >> aye. >> supervisor campos. >> aye. >> supervisor christensen. >> aye. >> supervisor cohen. >> aye. >> supervisor farrell. >> aye. >> there are 11 aye's. >> so items are approved unanimously. madam clerk can you -- are there any other items before us today? >> we have inmemory yams. >> okay. can you read those. >> today's meeting is adjourned on behalf of the supervisor christensen and supervisors for the others

on behamp of supervisor cohen for mr. [inaudible] and at the suggestion of supervisor kim and supervisor yee on behalf 2406 entire board of supervisors for the 9 lives slain in the shooting at emanual [inaudible] in char stn south care rolina. [inaudible] depain middleten doctors. [inaudible] church pastor and state senator. [inaudible] daniel simens. sure raunda culmin singleton and [inaudible] >> this bringstuse the end of our agenda. madam clerk is there any further business before us? >> that conclude our business for today madam president >> we are adjourned , thank you everyone. today, we're honored to have mayor ed lee here to present the city's budget for the next 2 hundred and 50 millin dollar years mayor ed lee welcome floor is yours. >> thank you good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> thank you supervisor president london breed and budget and supervisor mar farrell and members of the board our elected the officials and commissioners and department heads and labor our wonderful community leaders thank you v

richard cohen. talk about what we know at this point about dylan roof. >> roof might have been high school dropout, but he was an excellent student, it seems, of the white supremacist world. his entry point was -- i'm sorry. can you hear me now? amy: i can hear you fine. >> i was thinking maybe have been a high school dropout, but it seems he was a good student of the whites of promised world. his entry point was the council of conservative citizens website, a site that rails again and again about black on white crime, calls for -- it talks about white genocide. ruth had adopted all of the symbols of the weiser promised world and was able to articulate them. to me, he seems like just to us seems like a classic example of someone who has been radicalized not by going to hate group meetings but by trolling the net and being involved in that echo chamber that is really quite so disturbing. amy: the manifesto believed to belong to dylann roof, he -- and i would like you to explain how it was registered

, cohen yeah, supervisor farrell farrell aye. there are 10 ayes.

>> i do chair cohen while the invitation to the ic included specific specificity around the chairs of the sub committees as you alluded to in your comments the workforce and sub committee i wanted to acknowledge while the cac and pak we're not signatory to the ccba they're significant parts of the ic and their representatives have joined us today. >> okay >> you may hear from them in public comment you might. >> okay supervisor weiner raised this question i want to touch on it again can you give us the overall structure of the i c.? >> so it again in summary it is a 7-member body. the 7th member the additional community member seat is currently vacant as we have highlighted mr. mccray give you the details it is a 7-member body made up of the ad ten groups which were signatory to the agreement along with the developer also the cac the pac and that 7th community member >> thank you. now is the ic working on a plan for the current displacement of the african americans and pacific islandsers in district ten? >> the rental assistance grant as it was originally conceived was originally conc

secretary cohen: no.ongress and the world is concerned about asteroids colliding with earth. have hitad some that -- in 1908 in russia and recently in 2012, we had a small 1, 56 feet in diameter that came at the earth, so they have potential to do great damage. nasa is trying to identify those. timeve to see them a long in advance to deflect them. if we can't see them, we are in trouble and as a nasa director said, give me three weeks. scarlet: is it a known known or unknown unknown? secretary cohen: we know that one is coming, we just don't know when. scarlet: you can read a fictional account in the secretary's newest book. thank you so much. on the bloomberg market day, just how much impact as airbnb having on the hotel industry? we dig into a very revealing study, next. scarlet: welcome back. there's no doubt the sharing economy is disrupting traditional business, but a new study is helping to quantify how much the impact is on some businesses. let's look at airbnb. what used to be a little-known start

. >> and again i'm not suggesting anything supervisor cohen has my 100% support on this i don't want to get out ahead what would it take to perhaps have a different voting mechanisms if one were to want to go down that path? >> well one route would be to renegotiate the ccba or the rules governing the operation of the implementation committee. unfortunately there are no rules governing amendments to the ccba or the implementation committee rules in those documents. a second one might be to somehow force a reopening of the whole conservation i don't know if there is an appetite for that. you know i have to keep on my foundation -- >> supervisor are you finish snd >> yes >> i want to recap and follow the suction to the ccba were negotiated 20 lenar and ad ten. >> yes >> ad ten is a group of organizations >> that is correct >> can you tell me those organizations >> alliance of californian's for empowerment >> ace that is ssop >> and the san francisco labor council >> and we have the labor council. so the ccba which negotiated with lenar we have an representative here and ad ten from sfo

cohen, aye. supervisor farrell, aye. supervisor kim, aye. supervisor mar, aye. supervisor tang, aye. 11 aye >> the ord nons is passedue nan unanimously. >> [inaudible] require calendars kept by elected officials and department heads include information about there identity of persons inattendance >> supervisor avalos >> thank you. colleagues i have a amendment for this ordinance that would trigger a first reading and have the second reading in july. i want to make sure we are clear about how we conduct our sharing our internal calendar for internal offices and offices of departments as well. i do know that we have many incidental meetings within the offices and office the city department offices that are very cumbersome and not necessary to say-some of the meetings happen that spur of the moment where conversation is held. the standing meetings we do have are the ones that are most important. i have a amendment, it is page 3 of the legislation in subsection e and starts on line 9. i'll read the whole section so it is clear. the obligations imposed under subsecti

supervisor cohen thank you for doing this. i'm glad supervisor weiner and kim are here. i will keep this short and sweet. i'm an assistant immroement strategies in partnership with lenar i'm a guy people sit down with i do a resume with them when memories or pains come up i work with it with them to they're willing to be employable what i heard today when you hide things from the very people it's going to effect and you don't let them be on the same page you are causing them to be trapped in the what we used to called ghetto life. all of us you me the people here the people out there we want city life not ghetto life. so with what i just heard my will be i will end it like this my question would be what are all three of you going to do to help correct this situation and help move it along and help this $27 million come out more? >> thank you. angela p king lawny tie tis robbie robin son. >> in my older age i'm learning to get to the point. so the question is asked what can you do? the fact is the organizations that will come to you some of these organizations are city-wi

supervisor cohen. >> thank you very much.f the neighborhood preference for housing legislation. supervisor campos, you will be pleased with this legislation. it's pretty bold. it helps -- a drafting i had in mind our constituencies that we both care very deeply about. it will go a long way to create a pathway for san francisco who grew up in san francisco and been here for a very long time. not only to stay in san francisco and stay in the neighborhood but also by doing so by carving out a certain percentage of affordable housing units for residents in each respective district. that's really critical. please take a look at this and let us know your feedback on it. the neighborhood preference plays a significant role in addressing the fears of low income and moderate income families that new housing developments had cause them to be priced out the communities that they grew up in. this is something that i hear. i know supervisor breed hear it as well. i'm beginning to hear it in the lgbt communities and in particular the senio

supervisor cohen, cohen, no. supervisor farrell, no. kim aye. there are five ayes and six nos. >> the motion fails. supervisor christenson. >> colleagues, i'll try not to take this personally. a couple of things. i understand supervisor campos's impatience and in many ways i share it. i've only been on this board for 5 months, i was not part of the two years of discussion on the legislation this board passed last year, but as a new supervisor i've certainly seen the impacts of hoteling on my district. a lot of the tourist attractions in san francisco are located in district 3, we have aging housing stock. i've seen the lock boxes in my canvasing and walking the neighborhood. i can count the buildings within a two-block radius of my home that have been completely hoteled prior to my coming upon this board, so i get the problem. i also, like supervisor wiener, have a lot of constituents who are hanging on in san francisco by the skin of their teeth. and i've got seniors on pensions, i have a few disabled people that i've met personally who are man

supervisor cohen did you have any follow up questions? >> no. they all have been answered. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor kim. >> i just wanted to make a couple comments and first i just want to thank the audience and the community that came out today. seven hours of public comment and it's not that we haven't done that in san francisco before because we are san francisco and we can do that but i have to say this was an incredibly moving night for me and. [applause] -- and while at times heart breaking incredibly inspirational and what i noted on the most tonight was the extraordinary number of young people that came out tonight. [applause] it is really heart warming to see san francisco residents born and raised here raising a new generation of leadership that is going to be leading the vision of the city and you're here in this room today, and all the older folks in the room it's great to see you. we have seen you here for many, many years for decades since i was an organizer in the neighborhood and i want to say thank you for tonight. [applause] >> supervisor mar. >

cohen is item same house and call.without objection this resolution was adopted unanimously >>[gavel] >> madam clerk please call the next item to ship item 45 resolution to support national day of action for medicare 50th birthday on july 30, 2015. >> supervisor wiener >> this resolution will we affirm our strong support for medicare on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the program. this is been medicare is a program that is with to summary people out of poverty and insured millions and millions of people access to healthcare. it is also a great example of the government program that works very well in tubes of having very low administrative costs, 2%, which is less than 40% we see in the private sector. we also know that continual efforts to undermine medicare with by privatizing it order raising the eligibility age, or other efforts to really undermine it is one of the most successful and important government programs in american history. so is one of the on record in support of medicare and medical train 50 rally w

>> good afternoon before i begin my statement i would like to request the presence of supervisor cohen. i have to say before for my district before i begin >> she's running so you should make your public comment. >> very good what i have to say to you today is the number we're relying onto make these decisions are improper what i'm hearing the calls for service and population what no one is spoken about is the experience rate of crimes unable to clear. for example 48% of homicides were cleared 2012 and 13 only 8% of property climb crimes have been cleared in 2013 this comb from the fbi crime reporting program based on 1211 and 1213 moving forward is the matter that has not been addressed of the community presents with san francisco residents having their hands violated at the hands of san francisco police department that would include civil rights for unlawful detainment officers arresting for illegal crimes people beaten and abused on video camera what you failed to mention is a huge decrease this crime from 1994 to the present if anything violent crimes are down -- excuse me nonprope