grant modification, and the community services consist of activity and services that focus on physical, social, psychological and economic, and educational recreational and or creative and persons with disabilities and older persons, and it is provided in the community center and throughout the community, specifically with kimochi looking to bring on an assistant to the program director at 0.7 fte and this will be a korean speaking staff member and the primary function of this job will be to assist the program director in supporting all agency programs with administrative contract and reporting functions as well as providing support for fund-raising and event and out reach activities for the agency including doing translation and social services in the community services program. additionally, looking to increase, some of their service units throughout the fiscal year and looking to increase the activity hours from 500 to 600 hours annually and looking to include the service hours from 1250 hours to 1500 hours annually and excuse me and, looking to increase their translation hours from

lawyers claims because she gave free tickets to underprivileged people her time onstage was community servicesee, i would count every hour she isn't driving as a service. to the community. [ cheers and applause ] i wonder if she'd get credit for community service if she did a play about a woman who had to do community service. anyway, if you're interested, here's how you could pitch in to help. >> your favorite celebrity is forced into community service. and there is nothing you can do about it. until now. introducing "celeb-u-serve" the new site where you can do community service hours for your favorite famous person. click your celebrity, see how many hours they owe, get to work. >> i'm picking up trash for lindsay lohan. >> i tutor kids for wesley snipes. >> i'm cleaning toilets for chris brown. >> as thanks you'll receive an official mug shot mug from your celebrity, signed by their personal assistant. celeb-u-serve. from the developers of celeb-u-hab. where you can do rehab for the stars. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: every era has its own lindsay lohan. when i was a kid we had dana

h, requesting authorization to modify the grant agreement with russian american community services for the provision of nutrition services for seniors at congregate meal sites during the period of july 1, 2014 through june 30, 2016 in the additional amount of $19,816 feir a revised total grant amount not to exceed $607,585. could i have a motion to discuss? >> moved. >> second. >> you are on. >> for the russian american community services the total increase of $19,816 for the two fiscal years is to enable them to actually accommodate and serve the additional seniors they are already overserving. the center, it is one site, the food is cooked at an on site kitchen, it is very popular, they have two seatings in order to accommodate all the seniors and adults with disability who wants to go there. and this additional funding will allow them to continue to be able to serve those additional consumers who are attending the center. are there any questions? >> commissioner sims. >> linda, at the other site i see that you have a nutrition component compliance, but russian do not have. >> yes, w

m, requesting authorization to modify the grant agreement with russian american community services for the provision of home-delivered meals to seniors during the period of july 1, 2014 through june 30, 2016 in the additional amount of $58,142 for a revised total grant amount not to exceed $627,441. could i have a motion to discuss? >> moved. >> second. >> okay you are on. >> the additional amount of 58,142 for russian american community services is to enable the agency to expand their home-dlired meal program slightly. they serve a russian-style meal to the consumers and, you know, the program again is very popular. they are getting seniors who prefer that type of meal and this additional funding will enable them to continue to overserve the contract. >> are there any questions? i'm trying to see if -- these are home-delivered meals also. >> yes. >> because i was just -- would that be, could they serve, i know there's a russian population in the -- on golden gate in that center there and i was just wondering, could they serve them in the housing units? >> yeah, with the home-delivered

is your work cits-wide, your working with other groups, sro families and chinatown. >> the community services have a contract with the chinese be community development center to work at the sro families united collaborative. we are working together with them not only to provide services for the families in the mission but also to help them locating affordable housing through different campaigns. we just need a questionnaire census, the same thing that i want to do for all the tenants in the mission, we just did one just for the families and in the mission alone we had counted about 45 families and we were able to complete a census with 35. that was because we were not allowed in some hotels so we had to just do a head count. but the whole collaborative i think was over 550 families living throughout the sro's in san francisco. >> right. >> we also have partnered with the central city collaborative to work on the pet campaign, right now we are trying to see if we can do something about enforcement as well as through the mailbox campaign where all their options that we can -- so we have been wo

it is incredibly important i i know he brought a lot of folks together i see people from the community services asia the hope lions and shawn h s a and over the course supervisor campos office coalition for homelessness and to make sure we're providing the serviced we haven't traditionally provided in the shelter i respect there to get my placement and thought when i saw it that night if you were disabled or a boyfriend i didn't want to leave midnight the shelter or a friend in the - all of the things addressed in the pilot program i'm excited about the trust we're going to begin to build i'm thankfully for everybody making this a reality. >> i want to call out the members of the hope team for all mohammed i 120e8 st. sam from the public housing i'm going to acknowledge dee 1k34i6rd and chris teen that does amazing work everybody loves christine and another community lalia son and we have brought on board the director of the navigation center someone that was involved in opening the myths neighborhood center and went on to go back east to school work no new york city and coming to making sure i

from h s a and supervisor kim acknowledged the contract board the 24/7 and the e pitiful of community services working on other things with the city departments now mohammed and the mayor are going to start off a tour with the press and anyone is welcome to come here we're going to have food assessable twoursz for people that are living that under tunneled thank you all we look forward the best is yet to come thank you very (music) >> herb theatreopen rehearsal. listen to the rehearsal. i think it is fun for them they see our work process, our discussions, the decisions we make. it is good for us. we kind of behavior little bit when we have people in the audience. msk (music) >> we are rehearsing for our most expensive tour; plus two concerts here. we are proud that the growth of the orchestra, and how it is expanded and it is being accepted. my ambition when i came on as music director here -- it was evident we needed absolutely excellent work. also evident to me that i thought everyone should know that. this was my purpose. and after we opened which was a spectacular opening concert about fi

the largest providers of community service hours and expertise on college campuses today. the second largest landlord of college students housing a quarter of a million students across the country. and therefore reducing the tax burden on public universities that otherwise have to build facilities for those students. they are highly regulated. the reason we know that regulation is working is precisely because, when there is a problem, those problems are getting addressed. maybe privately, or in this

from h s a and supervisor kim acknowledged the contract board the 24/7 and the e pitiful of community services working on other things with the city departments now mohammed and the mayor are going to start off a tour with the press and anyone is welcome to come here we're going to have food assessable twoursz for people that are living that under tunneled thank you all we look forward the best is yet to come thank you very >> good morning, everybody. welcome to beautiful delores park. this is a long time coming. back in 2008, voters approved a clean and safe neighborhood parks bond which allocated about $14 million to improve this incredible park. our goal together we are going to build the new dolores park that is going to be built to last. it is going to retain all of it's important features, all of it's historic qualities, all of it's essential beauty. but yet be built with the idea that this is whenever people come. >> we are going to be renovating all six tennis court's, replacing the basketball court with operations underneath so the staff has the ability to maintain the park. we are co

from h s a and supervisor kim acknowledged the contract board the 24/7 and the e pitiful of community services working on other things with the city departments now mohammed and the mayor are going to start off a tour with the press and anyone is welcome to come here we're going to have food assessable twoursz for people that are living that under tunneled thank you all we look forward the best is yet to come thank you very >> san francisco recreation and parks department offers classes for the whole family. rec and parks has a class for everyone. discover what is available now and get ready to get out and play.

from h s a and supervisor kim acknowledged the contract board the 24/7 and the e pitiful of community services working on other things with the city departments now mohammed and the mayor are going to start off a tour with the press and anyone is welcome to come here we're going to have food assessable twoursz for people that are living that under tunneled thank you all we look forward the best is yet to come thank you very ♪ ? an incredible program because we take regular kids teach them the love of the game. we have no emphasis on winning we only have an emphasis on learning and trying as hard as they can that's it and the chips fall where they may. when students leave our program whether or not adults or kids they'll have a mechanical understanding of what they have. you don't have to be 7 feet tall or be super faster but you do need skwil. once you teach kids how to have control over the tennis courts they'll master. please invest >> good morning. welcome to our go transportation authority plans & programs committee of february 10, 2015, my name is is katie tang i'm the new chairperson loo

from h s a and supervisor kim acknowledged the contract board the 24/7 and the e pitiful of community services working on other things with the city departments now mohammed and the mayor are going to start off a tour with the press and anyone is welcome to come here we're going to have food assessable twoursz for people that are living that under tunneled thank you all we look forward the best is yet to come thank you very . >> a hi, i'm karen fry a project manager and sfpuc and the bureau of environmental management honestly i've not considered a public sector job i realized this was an opportunity to work on large capital projects from san francisco all the way to our hetch hetchy and the yosemite national park i work with engineers and city attorneys and scheduled and we all work tom nolan e together on the project. >> the excavations are in red we'll have the interference to go under the street. >> my next project is the largest project in the water system improvement program this is the southeast plan that involved a lot of kworpthsdz with the community groups and public when 9 commissio

from h s a and supervisor kim acknowledged the contract board the 24/7 and the e pitiful of community services working on other things with the city departments now mohammed and the mayor are going to start off a tour with the press and anyone is welcome to come here we're going to have food assessable twoursz for people that are living that under tunneled thank you all we look forward the best is yet to come thank you very

from h s a and supervisor kim acknowledged the contract board the 24/7 and the e pitiful of community services working on other things with the city departments now mohammed and the mayor are going to start off a tour with the press and anyone is welcome to come here we're going to have food assessable twoursz for people that are living that under tunneled thank you all we look forward the best is yet to come thank you very >> just a few steps away from union square is a quiet corner stone of san francisco's our community to the meridian gallery has a 20-year history of supporting visual arts. experimental music concert, and also readings. >> give us this day our daily bread at least three times a day. and lead us not into temptation to often on weekdays. [laughter] >> meridians' stands apart from the commercial galleries around union square, and it is because of their core mission to increase social, philosophical and spiritual change my isolated individuals and communities. >> it gives a statement, the idea that a significant art of any kind, in any discipline, creates change. >> it is philo

from h s a and supervisor kim acknowledged the contract board the 24/7 and the e pitiful of community services working on other things with the city departments now mohammed and the mayor are going to start off a tour with the press and anyone is welcome to come here we're going to have food assessable twoursz for people that are living that under tunneled thank you all we look forward the best is yet to come thank you very within our population there are people who simply do not have access to the internet who do not have the means to access information the way that others have, and i think that it's really imperative for government to make sure that we play a role in closing that technological divide. so you have to strike that balance between maintaining that character, but also welcoming in the new people who bring their own -- >> absolutely. >> so i love that. i love that mix, that balance that comes with it. it's hard to strike the right balance, but -- >> it really is. >> but it's there. >> i was born in guatemala and came to this country as a kid. i was brought here by my parents. and

from h s a and supervisor kim acknowledged the contract board the 24/7 and the e pitiful of community services working on other things with the city departments now mohammed and the mayor are going to start off a tour with the press and anyone is welcome to come here we're going to have food assessable twoursz for people that are living that under tunneled thank you all we look forward the best is yet to come thank you very >> hi today we have a special edition of building san francisco, stay safe, what we are going to be talking about san francisco's earth quakes, what you can do before an earthquake in your home, to be ready and after an earthquake to make sure that you are comfortable staying at home, while the city recovers. ♪ >> the next episode of stay safe, we have alicia johnson from san francisco's department of emergency management. hi, alicia thanks to coming >> it is a pleasure to be here with you. >> i wonder if you could tell us what you think people can do to get ready for what we know is a coming earthquake in san francisco. >> well, one of the most things that people can do is

she will now serve time in jail and serve community service. she no longer plans to buy animals from ebay and wants the online sale's service to better explain and regulate what is legal and what is not. we contacted ebay. the company tells us they provide information to all users about various laws related to sales of animal and wildlife parts. >>> a cat missing since 2013 is finally back at its south america home this morning. earlier this -- corked rd south carolina home this morning. the indicate was found at the california-arizona border during a routine inspection. he was dehydrated and hungry after being on the road for a year-and-a-half but she was tracked down to her owner. >> we were able to get her information through a microchip. she had been missing the cat, kevin, for a year-and-a-half. >> it appears he was being taken care of during his time on the road but it is not clear by who or how he ended up in the trailer. >>> coming up, a call for change at san francisco's juvenile haul. safety precautions -- hall. safety precautions coun

i itemized some of my community service. i've been a neighborhood activist for over 20 years i'm a product of the public schools and i volunteered at many san francisco unified school district schools k through 12. i participate in san francisco police department community meetings and i was under police department richmond community advisory board. i worked on the j town community and this led to the crafting and adoption of the city planning policy document called j town cultural heritage economic sustainability strategy document. currently providing communities a jtf, japan town task force future development towns, worked on urban forestry council table on arbor day, which is this saturday. member of the advisory committee for the traffic calming project, analyzed and commented to changes to the recreation open space element, aka rose. city's general plan as part of a working group, evaluated and comment ode changes to chapter 31 of san francisco admin code deals with ceqa california environmental quality act, and had the

social services of northern cal and loorlg street and the tenderloin community center other others those agencies have over one hundred years of providing the services in and we've come together in this network we have 3 main cargos and 11 recommendations before we talk about that we want to take that public opportunity to thank the human services agency for their budget proposals they've put forward to the mayor and hopefully with the support of mayor and the board of supervisors will fund this we believe that lower the needs need to be a case working from one to 35 that didn't include the staff but this is the right direction to help us chief our goals thank you to the human services for the thoughtful analysis and the changed, of course our first bucket i'll read the buckets is increasing the capacity and consistentcy of the programs addressing system barriers that impact the eviction prestige and 3 the core that supportive housing mentality has been demonstrated to be effective repeating to be cost containment and must remain as a center pious for homelessness no sfou. >>

he's sentenced to community service and three years probation. it turns out singh had met the men before. >> the driver and his buddy was regular customers. he's a really nice person, all's i know. but it's a stupid thing he did that day and he could take his life and my life. >> according to the police report, the driver claimed that he meant to park his car and thought his foot was over the brake pedal, but he was on the gas. the destruction to the store is substantial and so is the cost to get it up and running again. >> it was a big damage to the building, itself. it cost 10,000 to fix the wall, the liquor is going to be 15,000 to $20,000. on top of that, i have medical bills to take care of which i have to pay. so we're talking about $30,000, $40,000 in damages. >> singh suffers fractures, cuts and bruises from the crash. he must use a wheelchair temporarily to get around, and doctors say it could take up to a year for him to fully recover. despite his injuries, singh is grateful, knowing things could have been much worse. >> i did not reali

i am wendy spencer with corporation for national and community service, and wes moore i'm with today, i'm so glad to talk about your book "the work: my search for a life that matters," which i think everyone has that goal. my search for a life that matters, right? that's what your book addresses. so thanks for being with me today when you talk about this great work of literature that you put together. so i wanted just a little over the that you. i studied all of the roles that you effective let's see army captain, rhodes scholar white house fellow at the state department international investment banker, tv producer host, best selling author, political and economic analyst, founder of a nonprofit to support struggling freshmen. by mike as you are 60 years old. but you don't look at 60. i know you have small children and you've been married recently. so i don't know how that works, so you're not 60? >> guest: not yet. >> host: but somehow you of all of this great life. already in these accomplishments is really great. which because of these experiences you've been able to now due to boo

should be what we're looking at as a at as a long-term fix and to end the double standard for community service workers. the supplemental will provide needed resources for this fiscal year and whatever we accomplish in the budget process as it comes forward i'm optimistic that we'll look at this structural issue for the future and i think as a city we've acknowledged in various ways we need to help our nonprofits to survive in this incredibly challenging financial environment and fulfilling the commitment that we've made as a board from 6 months ago it's critical to the stabilization of our neighborhoods as well and regardless of the outcome of this vote i hope we as a board will address the inequality so that we can come up with a solution before we are done with our upcoming budget process and i don't think this is an issue that we're going to solve today but to make it a priority that we said 6 months ago as we as a board prioritized this issue and i thank you. >> thank you. supervisor yee [applause]. >> thank you president breed. i won't repeat what supervisor mar has

born in columbia he came to san francisco 25 years ago because he wanted to commit his life to community service and to community work without being labeled a communist and without putting his life at risk. this unfortunately was something that was pretty common in columbia in those years. also, as i black, gay man, he encountered severe discrimination, in columbia that threatened his life and i think that it is important to really highlight the very important role that black men and women have played in latino countries and history and culture. coming to san francisco, also, enables him to join his father, originally from the island of saint vincent who was himself an important leader in the mission district for many years. he was also a non-profit leader, an activist and a journalist and founded the first spanish newspaper in california. xh is pretty incredible that he has followed in his father's footsteps and it is an honor for me and beautiful for me to recognize these two generations of mission activism with ricardo and his father. on behalf of district nine, on behalf of the mission thank

community. we thank you for your service to her community and ultimately to our country. thank you for being here today. i want to spend a few moments talking about the boat or the title of the book is "american dreams." the american dream has nothing to do with how much money you make. it isn't about getting rich although that may be her dream. it is about achieving happiness and for most people of the american dream and happiness is about simple things like owning a home in a safe and able neighborhood. being able to raise their family in a safe and stable environment, have any job you find rewarding pays you enough to ensure things like saving for retirement and weeping your children better off than yourself. i spoken about the american dream in many places. there's fewer have to spend less time describing not than ours because in this audience and community there's hundreds of thousands, millions of people in south florida throughout the three counties who've lived the dream despite starting from very difficult backgrounds and circumstances. away to imagine being born

includes money to hire more officers and 26 additional community service officers. it also earmarks money to buy cameras. add after school programs and expanding library hours. >> investing in jobs for teens, in gang impacted resumes. these are the kind of investments we know can improve opportunity certainly for a lot of families that are struggling. >> tomorrow city leaders are set to discuss hiring more officers. >>> the new president of afghanistan met with president obama and their discussions are leading to changes in the plans to pull american forces from afghanistan. what this means for american troops. >> with afghanistan's military facing increasing threats from the taliban. president obama announced the united states will slow down the pace of troop withdrawal. >> afghanistan remains a very dangerous place and insurgents still launch attacks including cowardly attacks against civilians. president -- is. >> afghan president asked the president to keep u.s. troops in the country longer as his fractured government deals with a host of problems including new

him in the principal's office where he was initially given a two-day suspension and mandatory community servicetype of creativity should be valued and suspending somebody for that is hindering his expressions. >> reporter: miguel was ordered to stay off school property today but before the afternoon bell school officials had changed their mind saying the suspension was too far reaching. in the end, miguel, his date catilina and horse gave the under classmen a prom date story tough to top. >> i think it's really cute and a nice gesture. >> awe. >> reporter: miguel stayed home today but the suspension was reversed although, he does have to complete that community service. reporting live michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> principal may have thought he was part of the family. >>> still ahead, worth tens of millions of dollars but tim cook says he's giving it all away. the one thing he says he must buy before he gets rid of his fortune. >>> closing time for an east bay hospital. thousands of people could be left. >>> a memorial to honor officer michael johnson is getting underway in the police

others were given communities service and cultural sensitivity training. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis reports from bethesda, where a woman from new york is charged with kidnapping a dog from a former friend. kevin: a woman returned to her pricey bethesda home, her garage door wide open, vehicle missing. inside, no beloved york shire terrier. her longtime friend, seen in facebook, was caught with a crime. they say that she was seeking revenge over an unpaid loan. >> i cannot believe that. we have dogs as well. that surprising. kevin: days after the break-in, reddy offered to look for the missing dog in exchange for five grand. in a call from a blocked caller. >> the whole situation was unique. kevin: detectives reviewed reddy's cell phone records and found that the day of the break-in she was in bethesda even though she lives in new york city. >> no way is this the way to resolve this sort of thing. we have a court system, and yes it takes time, but taking matters like this into your own hands does not usually end in any positive result. >> i thin

ribbons and opening doors of opportunity and praising our developers our nonprofits our service provides in this community it wasn't long ago that st. anthony's opened their brand new kitchen more than that a kitchen their entire services a whole floor was being created along with a brand new food center in this neighborhood and we pointed out at this time we pointed to this housing side as the one i wanted to get to as soon as as it was ready to get open you have to be at least 62 year-olds well, i'm 62 this year laura i joined the ranks of other seniors wanting to make sure that our city is welcome to everyone this is an incredible center over 90 brand new units in the heart of one of the most challenging afterwards our city i know that supervisor kim knows that we've been at oscar pistorius were time after time the needs were identified and this city with its strong foundation can do more and more to help and combine more and more this incredible combination of the stoilgdz and also mercy hours you could also expect they'll produce quality good types of housing for the seniors that as larry said earlie

committee communication and contract and services for us to produce, our brochures or our information or our out reach and part that have is that the manuals are bilingual now and not just in english and we have to do for the clients, korean, and japanese and chinese and the other part of that is being competitive in this very competitive market and we have to have a website and the onlier founder, was morery and this year is the 45th year of coming in with a heart and a dream to do something for our senior and now we are the community service centers with our colleagues and this audience and it is a very, competitive difficult process, and the seniors are there, in san francisco, and the senior center just does not serve the japanese community, and we have korean and we have chinese and we have anybody that has a mobility to take a bus and come to our program and then come by the drills. and so i just wanted to be able to say that that 37 percent increase, and for us to try to do the services, and to do it right can only occur through the support of staff, and also the staff that is

she has to pay $3,600 in fine and serve 300 hours of community service.ad no idea what she was doing was illegal she says. >> i need to work everyday to find the money. >> she says she no longer plans to buy animals off of ebay and wants ebay to better explain and regulate what is legal and what is not. we contacted ebay and they told us they provide information to all users about various laws related to selling of animal and wildlife parts. >>> 5:57. a mother and young child with serious injuries after being hit by an suv at a freeway on- ramp. the element that is could have contributed to the crash in hayward. >> and new information about tuesday's deadly police shooting in san francisco. the name of the woman killed and the troubled life her brother says she was leading. >> good morning. we are looking at the east bay commute. one of the main points is the macarthur maze. traffic around this toll plaza is getting busier. we will give you drive times coming up. >>> it is 6:00. good morning. thursday march 19th. i am tori campbell in for pam cook this mo

now the woman who lives there has to pay $3,600, and serve 300 hours of community service. but doris said she had no idea her love of animals and fascination with taxidermy would get her in trouble with the law. azenith smith tells us, she broke down today as she was talking about her punishment. >> . told people, you like shoes? i like animals. >> reporter: it's obviously dora likes animals. her living room is filled with more than 50 stuffed animals. a bobcat, iguana, snake, even an african lion. bizarre for some, but not for her. >> i love it. i no kill these animals. >> reporter: it's an eclectic collection more than nine and a half years ago. all of the animals she bought off of ebay. the problem is some of them are illegal to own in california. they got a tip from wildlife officers in france, she tried to buy a protected species of owl online. she owns several endangered species of birds. >> the person is going out, and intensely killing these animals, or supporting the killing of these animals that are protected. you are contributing to their demise. >> reporter: she

i went to court for it and then i didn't do my community service. >> deputies brought bear to the jail where she was cited and released. >>> search crews still combing through the debris field after a german plane crashes in the french alps, the last communication before the plane went down. >>> sunny skies and summer-like conditions. meteorologist, mark tamayo is up next to tell us how warm it's gonna get. >>> investigators haven't said the last communication from the german plane was a routine one was permission to continue on the roof. they are still combth debris field. of the 150 people aboard were at least two u.s. citizens. a contractor from georgia and her daughter. amy kellogg has more. >> reporter: people all over the world mourning those on the plane. citizens from more than a dozen countries on board the doomed plane including two americans. identifying the bodies expected to take several weeks. >> translator: identification is essential and we have to start there obviously because we owe it to the victims' families but i will say it again. it wouldn't be done in five minut