supervisor cohen? >> correct me if i'm wrong but i seem to remember the chronicle meeting the deadline last year. >> no, they did meet the deadline last year just that they were non responsive. >> what trouble does the san francisco chronicle have. >> the administrative code does say we would like our official newspapers to print within the city limits. >> have they had the contract before even though they print outside san francisco? >> correct. >> what special circumstances did they present to you that allowed this waiver to go on? >> usually every year again as oca we will put out the solicitation and report to you what our findings are and how we've evaluated and usually recommend only the bidders who are responsive meaning that they are here on time and responsible which means they meet all the requirements and then leave it up to the board. >> i understand that but the chronicle has already demonstrated that but yet they still have been able to be awarded the contract so my question is what's the

congratulations supervisor cohen. there is quite an uproar in the last 24 hours with respect to recreation parks department proposed loor park pilot program. this is not an isolated incident. it's not okay and it's not been okay for quite a while. when the oversight body has made recommendations isn't even apprised of what the department is doing or the rationale behind it, i think we have a problem. when policy calls are made on an ad hoc basis depending on what backlash is happening and what neighborhood is sphrugling to get access to their own public open space, i think we have a problem. i want to add my name as a cosponsor to supervisor kim's resolution and hearing request and i think it's time we make some system attic changes and ensure that this kind of stuff does not happen again. as a former employee of the trust republic land and a long time parks and open space advocate, i find it troubling we've even considered piloting a proposal to charge the general public to enjoy the grass in the park. this park, by

supervisor cohen? >> correct me if i'm wrong but i seem to remember the chronicle meeting the deadline last year. >> no, they did meet the deadline last year just that they were non responsive. >> what trouble does the san francisco chronicle have. >> the administrative code does say we would like our official newspapers to print within the city limits. >> have they had the contract before even though they print outside san francisco? >> correct. >> what special circumstances did they present to you that allowed this waiver to go on? >> usually every year again as oca we will put out the solicitation and report to you what our findings are and how we've evaluated and usually recommend only the bidders who are responsive meaning that they are here on time and responsible which means they meet all the requirements and then leave it up to the board. >> i understand that but the chronicle has already demonstrated that but yet they still have been able to be awarded the contract so my question is what's the

. >> andy cohen tears for the orlando victims. >> when i look at the pictures of the victims, i see their faces of people i know. >> as hollywood pays tribute. >> that could be my friends. >> we are here to remember. th>>> en. chrissy teigen's awkward encounter, who's the guy? >> plus. >> how's it going? >> jack reacher is back. your first look at tom cruise, 2.0. >>> then 25 dates, zero clothes. dating naked secrets. >> there's nothing more romantic than a naked man walking towards you. >>> now, for june 14th, 2016, thi es isntertainment tonight. we're dishing out the gossip, we'll get to that. first, like all of us andy cohen was affected by the tragic in orlando. >> moments before we talked to andy in new york city he took part in a vigil as stars from coast to coast honored the innocent victims in florida. >> they're more than a list of names. they re people who loved and were loved. >> the families of the victims and the ives lost, i just thought that could be my friend. that could be my people. >> they are all our brothers and our sist but tonight i will not allow my anger and outra

. >> andy cohen tears for the orlando victims. >> when i look at the pictures of the victims, i see their faces of people i know. >> as hollywood pays tribute. we'll get to that. first, like all of us andy cohen was affected by the tragic in orlando. >> moments before we talked to andy in new york city he took part in a vigil as stars from coast to coast honored the innocent victims in florida. >> they're more than a list of names. they re people who loved and were loved. >> the families of the victims and the ives lost, i just that could be my people. >> they are all our brothers and our sist but tonight i will not allow my anger and outrage over this attack to overshadow our need to honor those who are grieving. >> they were social workers and nurses and activists and brothers and sisters and parents and children. and so -- but they happen to be killed for being gay. and that kills me. >> the stars moved to tears thinking about the heart breaking tragedy in orlando which continues to make headlines, of course. choked up, anderson cooper spe seven minutes of a show reading the names of t

supervisor cohen? >> correct me if i'm wrong but i seem to remember the chronicle meeting the deadline last year. >> no, they did meet the deadline last year just that they were non responsive. >> what trouble does the san francisco chronicle have. >> the administrative code does say we would like our official newspapers to print within the city limits. >> have they had the contract before even though they print outside san francisco? >> correct. >> what special circumstances did they present to you that allowed this waiver to go on? >> usually every year again as oca we will put out the solicitation and report to you what our findings are and how we've evaluated and usually recommend only the bidders who are responsive meaning that they are here on time and responsible which means they meet all the requirements and then leave it up to the board. >> i understand that but the chronicle has already demonstrated that but yet they still have been able to be awarded the contract so my question is what's the

. >> cohen aye. >> supervisor farrell aye. >> supervisor peskin aye. >> tang aye aye. >> wiener aye. >> there are ten ayes. >> item number 3 an order san francisco sustainable financing and improvements to privately owned buildings and property. the ordinance is finally passed unanimously. >> item number 4. same house same call without objection ordinance is finally passed unanimously. mad >> item number 5. fiscal years ending 2017 and june 30th 2018. , 2018. >> same house same call. without objection those ordinances are finally passed unanimously. >> item number 7 ordinance. >> same house same call the ordinance is finally passed unanimously. >> item number 8 please. >> would you like me to call 8 and 9 together? >> no, just 8. >> item number 8. supervisor peskin. >> thank you madam president and colleagues as we are all aware this is the result of several years of work by the planning department the mayor and our colleague supervisor tang and obviously we need to have a general plan amendment if we are to enact some form of the affordable housing bonus program that is the subject

thank you supervisor cohen. but i'd wrap this up your i know there's a lot of people here public comments. i've i will say in terms of one last observation about the proposed charter amendment i noted that the mayor's office of housing, if there are projects with federal or state funding forces the mayor's office of housing were under this new structure would be able to exempt such projects from the competitive bid process. that struck be as a little bit of a strange clause to include in your own because i think the goal really is to improve transparency and so forth, i'm not sure we have this in here. this potential ability for a waiver of competitive bid process. lastly, i will just say overall, again, i don't really know what were trying to solve for in terms of both oewd and, leach cd under this one umbrella of a commission. in terms of especially when it comes to moh cd, so much i would say probably the majority of the approvals are set to go to the board of supervisors so i waxing courtyard board member to

supervisor cohen and she's now joined us here. >> hi are you? >> good morning, supervisor mar. >> you're apart of the long -- >> what did you say? >> we're not apart of the family. >> is there a relation to daniel laurie. >> maybe back in the 16 or 15th century, but not closer. >> he's not your grandson. >> he is not. i wish he were. >> if you could have him as a grandson, he's a great guy. thank you. all right. thank you so much for your presentation, and at this time, we're going to open up item 1 to public comment. if anyone would like to speak on item 1, please line up. or come up. thank you mrs. leery. >> good morning, commissioners. the commission's road gets tougher and i wish a lot of lucker and it's colder and you're older and it's such a crazy game ever since this item began. through the best you can. >> thank you very much. any other members of the public wish to speak on sing on item 1. come up. seeing none, public comment is closed. committee members, if you have a motion. >> i move we reappointment leery to seat one on aging adviso

congratulations supervisor cohen. there is quite an uproar in the last 24 hours with respect to recreation parks department proposed loor park pilot program. this is not an isolated incident. it's not okay and it's not been okay for quite a while. when the oversight body has made recommendations isn't even apprised of what the department is doing or the rationale behind it, i think we have a problem. when policy calls are made on an ad hoc basis depending on what backlash is happening and what neighborhood is sphrugling to get access to their own public open space, i think we have a problem. i want to add my name as a cosponsor to supervisor kim's resolution and hearing request and i think it's time we make some system attic changes and ensure that this kind of stuff does not happen again. as a former employee of the trust republic land and a long time parks and open space advocate, i find it troubling we've even considered piloting a proposal to charge the general public to enjoy the grass in the park. this park, by

supervisor cohen and she's now joined us here. >> hi are you? >> good morning, supervisor mar. >> you're apart of the long -- >> what did you say? >> we're not apart of the family. >> is there a relation to daniel laurie. >> maybe back in the 16 or 15th century, but not closer. >> he's not your grandson. >> he is not. i wish he were. >> if you could have him as a grandson, he's a great guy. thank you. all right. thank you so much for your presentation, and at this time, we're going to open up item 1 to public comment. if anyone would like to speak on item 1, please line up. or come up. thank you mrs. leery. >> good morning, commissioners. the commission's road gets tougher and i wish a lot of lucker and it's colder and you're older and it's such a crazy game ever since this item began. through the best you can. >> thank you very much. any other members of the public wish to speak on sing on item 1. come up. seeing none, public comment is closed. committee members, if you have a motion. >> i move we reappointment leery to seat one on aging adviso

supervisor cohen and she's now joined us here. >> hi are you? >> good morning, supervisor mar. >> you're apart of the long -- >> what did you say? >> we're not apart of the family. >> is there a relation to daniel laurie. >> maybe back in the 16 or 15th century, but not closer. >> he's not your grandson. >> he is not. i wish he were. >> if you could have him as a grandson, he's a great guy. thank you. all right. thank you so much for your presentation, and at this time, we're going to open up item 1 to public comment. if anyone would like to speak on item 1, please line up. or come up. thank you mrs. leery. >> good morning, commissioners. the commission's road gets tougher and i wish a lot of lucker and it's colder and you're older and it's such a crazy game ever since this item began. through the best you can. >> thank you very much. any other members of the public wish to speak on sing on item 1. come up. seeing none, public comment is closed. committee members, if you have a motion. >> i move we reappointment leery to seat one on aging adviso

. >> aye. >> cohen. yes. >> aye. >> kim, absent. >> mar, aye. >> yee aye. >> item is approved. thank you shths, item 7, introduction of new items. >> i see no comments, and let's open it up for public comment. please come forward. >> on this one. >> okay, okay. and so, let's go to item 8. general public comment? >> commissioners, andrew, and the town and commissioner -- and the man in unity of the south origin can leak on one, and the success of one destination, and pathway and of such contemplation and reasoning. and on the television, and -- (inaudible) and unity of earth below, and the wealth of humanity and righteousness, and by heart and virtue and for the as per rations (inaudible) for the better management of the worried people, for the political leaders, can have a true spirit. with the mursy to enforce the true principle on the apology to maintain an accident, estate of personal, family and social well-beings. along one's destiny. and for ours are apart and the consideration, and one used to mai

michael cohen is libel. to suggest that a woman murdered an ambassador, that's pretty striking stuff. >> it is strident. i think it again goes to what has been donald trump's problem. this very undisciplined, shoot from the hip campaign and micha michael cohen isn't affiliated with the campaign but he has been a long time aide. i remember covering donald trump in 2012 when he was sort of pretenpr pretending he was going to run for president. michael cohen was there and donald trump was often on the phone with him. again, this is the kind of strident language that has been sort of surrounding the donald trump campaign, often coming from donald trump himself. >> can i show you a tweet that michael cohen, the author of this one from moments ago put out two years ago. have a look at what michael cohen thought of secretary clinton? being received by two great marp americans, hillary clinton and patrick kennedy, being the other great american as the kennedy compound. i'm not sure what happened. benghazi had happen

>> good afternoon chairman cohen and supervise. sophie hayward from the authors mayor's office of housing. i'm here to speak and sport the support of this legislation. we are looking forward to the clarification that all of our units within our portfolio with privately funded inclusionary units and probably funded affordable housing units will be available. with preference to the lottery two residents who live or work in san francisco. most oversee the documents both the inclusionary housing project are privately funded and publicly funded housing. for quite some time, we have had a firm policy identifying the so-called live work preference for inclusionary housing portfolio. this is reported of the program will in that 2007 inclusionary housing manual is been there ever since. review also enforce this is a policy are publicly funded units, but supervisor weiner is absolutely correct. this is been not codified. so though it's our policy it's not really codified and i think he will clarify confusion in the future going forward that

amy: let me ask you about something bernie sanders said, larry cohen. rally, he at his said, the final results of the california primary is not official yet. on thursday, toll-free secretary of state alex padilla said at least 2 million votes have yet to be counted. hillary clinton is currently votes. by about 440,000 so california is not a done deal? well, i think that our supporters in california are quite adamant that every vote be counted. there have been problems all through the primary and caucus process. one of the issues we will definitely take to the convention and beyond is the way this whole process has worked. it has not worked well in state after state, including, as you mentioned, california. and days before, puerto rico, which is still not counted. really, the bigger issue in terms of transparency has been places like iowa at the beginning where there is not even a tally of how money people showed up at each precinct, only the democratic party has it. we need reform in this process and more attention to it. we need the superdelegates out.

seconded by supervisor cohen. colleagues can we take this without objection? the item is continued to the meeting of tuesday june 14, 2016. madam clerk. >> will you read the in memoriams. j todays meeting is adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals. on behalf of supervisor kim for the late mrs. marry jesp on behalf of supervisor peskin sfr the late mrs. rogene ragner and on behalf of president breed for the late mrs. ammo gene [inaudible] >> thank you. madam clerk this bring tooz the end of-supervisor cohen is also a part of that in memoriam. for ema gene. that bring tooz theened of our agenda. any other items before us today? >> that concludes the business for today >> okay, good luck everybody today. looking forward to the election results after 8 o'clock. don't forget to vote. we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned]much. >> (clapping.) >> all right. good afternoon, everyone i'm kate brown serve as governor of oregon and glad to see you the pacific northwest has a difference community and shared infrastructure and a regional economy with a comb

seconded by supervisor cohen. colleagues can we take this without objection? the item is continued to the meeting of tuesday june 14, 2016. madam clerk. >> will you read the in memoriams. j todays meeting is adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals. on behalf of supervisor kim for the late mrs. marry jesp on behalf of supervisor peskin sfr the late mrs. rogene ragner and on behalf of president breed for the late mrs. ammo gene [inaudible] >> thank you. madam clerk this bring tooz the end of-supervisor cohen is also a part of that in memoriam. for ema gene. that bring tooz theened of our agenda. any other items before us today? >> that concludes the business for today >> okay, good luck everybody today. looking forward to the election results after 8 o'clock. don't forget to vote. we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned]much. >> (clapping.) >> all right. good afternoon, everyone i'm kate brown serve as governor of oregon and glad to see you the pacific northwest has a difference community and shared infrastructure and a regional economy with a comb

i don't know if we'd see cohen in one. he's so busy. i don't know how he would have the time. watch what happens live, the real housewives franchise, a new book. he's a friend of ke ripa, but he's got much going on he ruled out sitting next to her on live. we want to know who will get the job? >> anderson cooper w great. i saw dl hughly. they had great chemistry. the thing about kelly is she makes everybody look good. she really does. they need to have people back again and again and again so that you can really >> andy is the king of reality tv and call himself the boss/cheerleader of house wives. we had to get to dish on teresareturn. >> the first episode is teresa's return from p and it is -- i've seen three or four times and i wept every time. when these four girls jump in arms. it's like nothing that seen. >> and new york housewives bethany is having a healcrisis. >> what happens is that bethany starts bleeding profusely and then that begins her health journey. >> the host ofbravo's watch what happens live is expanding the media empi in addition to writing his own books h

the breed supervisor >> supervisor cohen: thank you good i do for item number 32. this a technical amendment. colleagues at the request of our clerk i want proposed amendment to this particular items are we for both the resolution and the companion ordinance of the may 23 land-use committee. at that hearing, we do not amend the resolution to include the date for the committee as a whole hearing for the proposed street vacation. i like to move we amend this item to include this that the date, which is july 19 . the clerk has circulated copies to you >> president breed: okay. supervisor >> supervisor cohen: has made a motion to amend. is there a second? second. can we take the amendment can we take that without objection? without objection the motion passes. >>[gavel] >> president breed: supervisor peskin >> supervisor peskin: colleagues, i just rise to let everybody know why i am dissenting in this vote and that is because i think it is terrible planning policy to abandon our streets and alleys. i think we probably all learned that in the 1950s when jane jacobs wrot

who was david cohen then?vid cohen was someone who most people in philadelphia had never heard of. >> now comcast executive vice president david cohen earned his chops as rendell's chief of staff. >> which was to sit in his living room at 2:00 in the morning and listen to these incredible ideas, and then try and work with him to figure out how to make them a reality. >> one of those incredible ideas, the wawa welcome america celebration. it was ambitious, but then again, the pair was a force. here's how nbc 10 described them back then. >> good cop, back cop, passionate, cool detail man. >> so in 1993, they launched an 11-day celebration, carving a space for philadelphia on the national stage, sparked by a visit from vice president al gore. >> i hearby declare the pennsylvania convention center officially open! >> and exploding days later with a trip by president bill clinton to award the liberty medal to nelson mandela. >> it was one of those moments where philadelphia was truly the center of the world. it is

peter cohen, san francisco council of community housing organizations. i missed the first part of presentation but that was helpful to see how you're thinking of how this plays out in the scenarios it is a mystery to a lot of folks even those that drafted in sacramento so it was interesting there's a lot of i would say higher debate about the content e concept of streamlining is not the purpose today but a few nuts and bolts about this as commissioners in this department think about ms. campbell's one the prescribed timeline for the work i heard the last part of staff talking about that you have to remember 4 hundred and 8 percent 2 communities were for the most part they're small towns the scale of stuff their pros and the size of the bureaucracy and the scale is different in contra costa to me mesa palo alto you have to have 90 days to review a project i know you this seems accelerated the mayor's office is on record pushing for a longer review pictured it is critical if you believe in the planning department staff qualify review to see that one-size-f

cohen.we very much appreciate that since you may have figured out that the board of supervisors has for many, many, years look to the council of community housing organizations what has been around for decades and it really has been at the forefront of affordable housing policy at san francisco so that is why ask those questions for you all to see where a lot of the housing thinking in san francisco emanates from. >>we would just note that both sides agree on one thing and that is that they don't like sacramento. >>that is why you make the big bucks.sorry. >>that is okay. we did not talk about assembly bill 2522 as opposed to 2521 that we took a young anonymous position to push for some amendments and that is my understanding that assembly bill 2522 did not move out a committee that bill is dead. >>yes. >>thank you for your work. >>so feel free to call us. we will be in touch with you. i will continue this hearing to the call the chair so we can check in publicly with mrs. elliott from time

. >> andy cohen was also among the thousands standing in solidarity. and when we sat down, he told us why love should always win. >> this has touched me probably more than anything. just because i think i could have been there. and when i look at the pictures of the victims and i see people that i know. that i relate to. and you go to a gay bar. and for some people, it's the only safe place that they have. and it's a scary, scary reminder that there are really awful people in the world. >> the tragedy is on everyone's mind. but there is more than we wanted to know from andy. and boy did he deliver. >> oh, yeah, he did. >> we got the dish on real housewive bethany frankel. and since he is bff with kelly ripka, does he know who will get the seat next to her online? it's all coming up. >> we had to ask. >> of course. >>> right now ellen's sequel to "finding nemo" "finding dory" opened in heat theirs weekend. i got to speak with her at the premier along with ellen's mom who by the way totally cracked me up. and ellen loved it too. >> i saw my mother, what

supervisor cohen. >>thank you. it is so hard to believe were talking about car lie in a past tense in the last few years i had the privilege of working with carla on the bayview opera house. she was a true advocate of the disability community and i know everyone that worked with her enjoyed working with her and collaborating with her. she was a strong believer that all of our new buildings and projects should be accessible to everyone which has made such an incredible impact on our city and in our residents lives. as you know, we will be holding a service for carlotta in july which she wanted to be used as a fundraiser to close the gap for the bayview opera house. when i heard this news i was so touched. i was so touched. it just reminded me that carla was truly a public servant all the way up until the end she was thinking of others above herself. so carla will truly be missed and i joined all of you enclosing today's meeting in her memory that will truly live on and i'm grateful that we all had an opportunity i t

supervisor cohen. >>thank you. it is so hard to believe were talking about car lie in a past tense in the last few years i had the privilege of working with carla on the bayview opera house. she was a true advocate of the disability community and i know everyone that worked with her enjoyed working with her and collaborating with her. she was a strong believer that all of our new buildings and projects should be accessible to everyone which has made such an incredible impact on our city and in our residents lives. as you know, we will be holding a service for carlotta in july which she wanted to be used as a fundraiser to close the gap for the bayview opera house. when i heard this news i was so touched. i was so touched. it just reminded me that carla was truly a public servant all the way up until the end she was thinking of others above herself. so carla will truly be missed and i joined all of you enclosing today's meeting in her memory that will truly live on and i'm grateful that we all had an opportunity i t

supervisor cohen and she's now joined us here. >> hi are you? >> good morning, supervisor mar. >> you're apart of the long -- >> what did you say? >> we're not apart of the family. >> is there a relation to daniel laurie. >> maybe back in the 16 or 15th century, but not closer. >> he's not your grandson. >> he is not. i wish he were. >> if you could have him as a grandson, he's a great guy. thank you. all right. thank you so much for your presentation, and at this time, we're going to open up item 1 to public comment. if anyone would like to speak on item 1, please line up. or come up. thank you mrs. leery. >> good morning, commissioners. the commission's road gets tougher and i wish a lot of lucker and it's colder and you're older and it's such a crazy game ever since this item began. through the best you can. >> thank you very much. any other members of the public wish to speak on sing on item 1. come up. seeing none, public comment is closed. committee members, if you have a motion. >> i move we reappointment leery to seat one on aging adviso

with supervisor cohen's leadership, of cost. joaquin who always answer mice text, thank you to you all and we wouldn't be here without ow or moving us forward and marsha for herding us around. we're all at peace with each other and we have the same goal to move third street along. i hope you'll join us on the third street corridor. if any one of you are looking for an election office, i have two vacancies on third street. please come and see me. >> thank you, it's a privilege to celebrate the 12th annual san francisco small business week by recognizing the economic development on third street. >> congratulations. all rightnext up supervisor from district two. >> colleagues, i have the honor to recognize someone in the market, a small business inside district two that is truly the fabric of a neighborhood. that is ellie here, ellie and the van teen valentino market. he immigrated from lebanon and came to the united states in 1988. he has been fabric or part of the fabric of our neighborhood for so many years. he started working o

seconded by supervisor cohen. colleagues can we take this without objection? the item is continued to the meeting of tuesday june 14, 2016. madam clerk. >> will you read the in memoriams. j todays meeting is adjourned in memory of the following beloved individuals. on behalf of supervisor kim for the late mrs. marry jesp on behalf of supervisor peskin sfr the late mrs. rogene ragner and on behalf of president breed for the late mrs. ammo gene [inaudible] >> thank you. madam clerk this bring tooz the end of-supervisor cohen is also a part of that in memoriam. for ema gene. that bring tooz theened of our agenda. any other items before us today? >> that concludes the business for today >> okay, good luck everybody today. looking forward to the election results after 8 o'clock. don't forget to vote. we are adjourned. [meeting adjourned] >> this meaning will come to order. please rise and join me in 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, w

. >> reporter: high school senior jenny cohen captured video of her class trip to dorney park. she and 36 others had no idea they were about to take a ride of a different kind. >> turned around, i saw the 18 wheeler then i just didn't even know. my phone, i guess, was still up and it just hit us and i went flying. >> reporter: cohen said the bus was having mechanical problems and started to smoke. she tried to get video of it and within seconds the tractor trailer struck them. >> the truck was going really fast. i mean, it's a highway and they couldn't tell we were stopped. >> reporter: skyforce 10 over the crash in easton this morning. the impact threw cohen from her seat into her friend who suffered a black eye. >> it happened so fast. when it hit us, like, i didn't think -- i realized i was fine and, like, everyone around me was just, like, screaming so it was all my friends, like, my friend who i hit was crying so i just grabbed her. we couldn't move because there was glass everywhere. >> reporter: the wayne valley high school class trip didn't end up too bad lay for most o

cohen. conecone thank you, mr. yarmuth -- mr. cohen: thank you, mr. yarmuth. i want to thank you for putting together this hour. i think it's important that we recognize icons in our society and people who have contributed so much, as you well expressed, to american culture and to the thinking in our country about war, about race, and about people with disabilities. that's three very, very major, major areas that muhammad ali had a great impact on. you related back to when you were 16 years old. and i was not quite 15 years old. and at that time my family, we had moved to florida and lived there from 1961 to 1964. really during that period, that was muhammad ali's second home, was miami beach, in the fifth street gym. and so during that period, when ali had -- was cassius clay won the olympic gold medal, i remember him winning the olympic gold medal in 1960, his professional career started and probably started in louisville, but he was quickly in miami beach fighting. and so he was on the news all the time in miami beach. sports show, whoever else. but always