supervisor daly: i am having some of the same issues as supervisor avalos. there is one thing going on from the office of disability, but what hasn't seemed to happen, if we are going to do a significant redesign, this department, what does the board of supervisors want? it has been in front of us before, so we know what we don't want. for all the time and energy put into how to make this accessible, i was never asked whether or not i think this are re should be rearranged to moving forward for future boards. i am not going to be here, but i agree with supervisor avalos, this whole notion that whether a person with a disability needs to be up in some perch looking over the other members of the board of supervisors. whatever number it is, this is a much more kind of hands-on work with the president, these chairs -- i would prefer to see them on the same level that other members of the board of supervisors. i have never been asked that question. it seemed like that would be our presence. i am wondering if we can lower the current perch, why can't we leave it t

thank you, supervisor daly. and i have here with me a letter of determination which i'm going to read a portion of. a new operator may proceed with an application to continue the operation of an existing n.c.d. and a change of ownership will not trigger further review from the planning department or public hearings from the planning commission. what we have here from the acting, i believe acting acting zoning administrator is a violation of the public process that was set up for the checks and balances for our collectives to maintain the compassionate programs in san francisco. we were set up as collectives by the highest law enforcer in california, which is attorney general brown. you cannot have a change of ownership for a collective. and when the collectives don't have to go through the public process, we will once again be back where we were over six years ago with a complete and outraged neighborhood groups and patients who weren't able to assure faith, access and compassionate care. i urge everyone to vote

supervisor daly: aye. supervisor dufty: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor maxwell: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. >> there are 10 ayes. president chiu: the resolution is adopted. can we call item 33 and item five together? >> directing the clerk of the board to agenda is consideration to overwrite alcohol cost recovery fee? president chiu: supervisor alioto-pier has been excused from the consideration of these. supervisor campos: we have before us a veto override the. i would like to continue this item to next week's meeting. just to make sure that we have the proper timing for this veto override. i have questions about the ability to veto the legislation itself, and would like to, when we vote next week, could we get opinions -- hell is it that one member is recused, but the mayor is not recused when it comes to approving or disapproving of this legislation? i think that would be appropriate to discuss. if we could get an opinion on the ethics commission on that, we might wa

supervisor daly? supervisor daly: just that it is through the president, supervisor elsbernd, if there was a concrete proposal to move forward while dealing with some of the bitter taste on this, i would be open to hearing that, but i haven't heard that at all. if there is an alternate proposal, i am interested in hearing it. if not, i will support the item going back to committee. supervisor chiu: supervisor campos? supervisor campos: just a quick question to the chair. i'm just wondering if there are any comments or thoughts from any of the other members of the budget committee that heard the item? supervisor chiu: supervisor avalos? supervisor avalos: i would back up the comments of supervisor elsbernd in terms of the bid that was made and the r.p. that went out. the process for it i think was sound. we made our decision on the contract based on a process that was sound. there was a discussion, some questions about the current operator of the keef -- the cafe. she felt she had put in capital to the

supervisor daly: aye. supervisor dufty: aye. supervisor elsbernd: no. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor maxwell: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: no. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. >> there are 7 ayes and 3 nos. - no's. the next item is approving the center for aging. on item seven. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor daly: aye. supervisor dufty: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor maxwell: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. >> there are 10 ayes. item eight is a resolution authorizing the office to enter into the first amendment between the city, they shall increase the contract amount to $41 million. president chiu: this resolution is adopted. >> the next item is to establish a property base to be known as the ocean avenue community district. setting the time and place for a public hearing which will occur on november 16 for a time at 3:00 p.m.. specifically here in this chamber. supervisor avalos: i urge your support for this resolution. the ocean ave

supervisor daly? supervisor daly: thank you. about building the bocce ball courts. , i thank them for setting it up. it is with some mixed emotion. the recreational activities that we should be thinking about. i appreciate some of my constituent leaders and neighborhood leaders in the area south of the site for bringing up the issue of lack of children's play areas, so, hopefully, and that would hopefully bring some logjam in that community. -- breaks the logjam. -- break some logjam. there are issues in the planning code, and this is in my capacity as a supervisor. urging relevance city agencies. in terms of the system of distribution, and in folks of the medical cannabis sector, there are dispensaries that have gone through significant processes in order to get in those areas. without the ability of amending the planning code, and to be there to pick this up and carried it ford and deal with what -- carry it forward, what i think is a threat for a delicate balance for the medical canada's dispensaries. that is my roll call int

supervisor daly. supervisor daly: thank you, madam clerk, mr. president, and colleagues.hat' an item to name october restaurant appreciation month cleared, and it is great, and i look forward to seeing that here, but i also wanted to talk about this report out by the chinese progress of association. i know that several of you, my colleagues, were able to make an announcement of this report, and given that it is still september, maybe we could unofficially called september acknowledgment of existing and continuing sweat shop conditions in some san francisco restaurants leading into restaurant appreciation month next week. the study conducted some community- to satori research and peer reviews of 433 chinatown restaurant workers in addition to some observational studies. while they found that there are many operating restaurants, which are to be lauded and commended, there are severe problems in chinatown, they believe, also reflected across the city and across this nation. 76% of the workers they found him not get overtime pay. 40%, no rest or meal breaks at all. 65% recei

supervisor daly? supervisor daly: thank you, mr. president and colleagues. first he would like to clear up an issue that has been floating around out there over this item , and that is that i know for a fact that supervisor john avalos laughs to drink beer, but for me, it is whiskey. if you are out there buying, i just want you to note that. and i am bringing my nickels with me when i am going out. i would like to thank the sponsor of this item, and i would like to add my name on to this legislation as a co-sponsor. i do so for much the same reasons as supervisors avalos and mirkarimi state. back when i was chair of the budget committee a few times, i will call them the good years -- even in the good years we were looking at very difficult, targeted cuts to communicate-based substance abuse programs. the good daly years were nothing like the last few terrible avalos years. in this room, the month of june and the months leading up, we debate very, very difficult issues. and just the way that the budget is structured, the way that our charter is structured, it

daly aye. cohen aye. lloyd. aye. ortiz aye. with the chairman abstaining and four ayes from the rest of the group, the item passes. item 12 was optimizing the executive director to issue the second notice to proceed under the tjpa contract 08-08-dm-000, existing terminal and rams demolition to evans brothers for hazardous materials abatement and physical demolition of the terminal, rats, and select buildings upon satisfaction of certain conditions. >> thank you. the mtp for the demolition contract -- we brought evans brothers on board. we receive a bid

let's step up -- supervisor chiu: supervisor daly, i would like to request that you refrain from pro fanity in this meeting. supervisor daly: it is your right to request, and it is my first amendment right to express myself, which i will continue doing. so we will say a bunch of fing whining. at a certain point with doing business, with being a citizen, comes responsibility. so let's hear about constructive ways in which we can improve san francisco for our families with kids, walking down the streets, for our business owners, and yes for people who are struggling with addiction, for the least among us. because this is the city and county of san francisco. and if you are going to do business in the city and county of san francisco, guess what? you need a business model that is socially responsible. you need a business model that makes sure that you are not getting over, that makes sure you are not taking advantage of other people's suffering, that reaches out and asks for the best in each and every one of us. it is my honor to co-sponsor this item, and it is my privilege to speak my

supervisor daly,. supervisor daly: daly, no. supervisor dufty? duftyy aye, ebles, aye, mar, no, maxwell, maxwell aye, mirkarimi, mirkarimi no. there are five aye's and six nos. president chiu: so that motion failed. colleagues, are there any other motion. my understanding is if someone wants to make a motion to reverse that we take a vote on that and if that fails, the cu is affirmed. so, is there a motion to reverse the certification? supervisor elsbernd. supervisor elsbernd: i make a motion to table items 38, 39 and 40. president chiu: supervisor elsbernd has made a motion to table all these items. seconded by supervisor alioto-pier. colleagues, any discussion? do we need to take a roll call vote on that? do that without objection? okay. so if we could, we will be tabling this -- all three of these items. and being again, for members of the public, that means that by default the conditional use will stand. with that, why don't we proceed to the other items that we have today. i'd like to go to our 3:30 commendations. i understand we have a cent

my name is april, and i am with supervisor daly's office. this is basically an amendment to the public works could to waive the public encroachment fee for affordable housing projects -- to the public works code. this is for some that have subbasements and for the subbasements, an annual fee could look like 10,000 dollars per year annually, and this would come out of some other budget. we sought to introduce something that would exempt this minor encroachment fee for new affordable housing developments. chair maxwell: 100% affordable housing developments? >> 100% affordable housing developments, yes. chair maxwell: we are looking at $10,000, $25,000, something like that? >> per year. chair maxwell: all right, thank you. cognos, any comments or questions? -- colleagues, any comments or questions? >> mid-afternoon, again, supervisors. the department thinks this is a good thing to do. we do not have that many, because we do not track projects according to their affordability generally. this does specify 100%. it would be easy to determine which

president chiu: supervisor daly? supervisor daly: i just wanted to say that i will be voting against this item. it is not against the family. i do believe that there is a situation that has not been handled as well as it should be, so we will announce a protest vote over that situation. president chiu: colleagues, unless there is additional discussion, if we could have a roll-call vote? clerk calvillo: on item 13 -- [reading roll] there are 9 ayes, one no. president chiu: this resolution is adopted. next item, please. clerk calvillo: this is to establish an alcohol cost recovery fee. president chiu: i understand that supervisor alioto-pier wants to be recused. if we could come and take a roll-call vote, please? clerk calvillo: [roll call] there are 6 ayes and 3 noes. president chiu: this ordinance is finally passed. item 15? clerk calvillo: item 15 is an ordinance authorizing the department of public works to implement an alternative bid process for construction trade packages and for the renovation and construction

i also agree with a supervisor daly about the good news on progress. why don't ask the appellants if you can step up. you have up to 10 minutes. you should use the other microphone to your right. >> that afternoon, president chiu, members of the board. i brought this appeal with the intention of asking to approve the the city place project. we are asking the board to make city placed a more environmentally and publicly responsible project. if i could have my slide up at this point, i would appreciate it. thank you. we submit responsible plans to revitalize and reinvigorate their market. it is a step forward in that direction. this project is located at the very heart of san francisco within the line of sight of fifth and market. in a way that few projects do, the decision you make will affect the look, feel, and character of it for generations to come. it is too much to ask you to plan this afternoon for the next seven generations, but we don't think it is too much ask that you not rush to judgment and not make a decision that the city will regret for

that affects stations between millbrae and daly city.o south san francisco and sfo as well as millbrae. bart is reporting well they were out bound delays now they are in bound. now it's heading back into the system they say they are confined these delays to those five stations and the rest of the system is not affected. we putting calls to bart but so far we have not heard back carrie. interstate 80 through ay traffic volume building but no delays coming down from the upper east shore to lower. no back up to the bay bridge toll plaza. san mateo bridge looks good take a look here the ride is smooth this is the commute side westbound over foster city. we have concern over hot spot here southbound on 880 at west wynton chp reported accident with a semi. we will track that. >> chilly start for this morning the bay bridge approach it is clear shot we are not dealing with much fog just patchy fog this morning. it is increasing club that will make appearances for the day. oakland 58 degrees your high today 66 degrees, back down to 60 by 8:00 p.

daly aye. cohen aye. lloyd aye. ortiz aye. ford aye as well. item 12 is approved. director daly: i know it has been approved, but really quickly, to make sure, is this going to be included on some of the community outreach stuff we're doing in terms of publicizing the schedule so folks in the area can try to get ready for it? >> absolutely. we have had a number of ongoing meetings regarding the entire schedule with all the neighbors in the area, and we are continuing to have even more community meetings, yes. director daly: ok, but specifically on the street closures? >> specifically on the street closures. am ok, we will move into item 13, approving the design concept and budgets for the four recommended artists -- james carpenter, julie chang, jenny holzer and ned kahn and authorizing the executive director to enter into an agreement with each of the artists for design development, construction documents, predicted mr. engine, an oversight of navigation and installation. >> is with great pleasure to present this to you. we are presenting four artists where there

now they can commute to stop in front of school spirit >> i live right next to daly city it will help me get to campus safely. >> you go to school you take the bus that takes 10 times longer especially from downtown. i have to switch boxes. some excited >> the listing service on credit lines like the 14 alan the mission district 33 staying in that runs through the castro there will be more frequent street cars on the path market a line. late-night all service will what run more often. >> service has been restored like at the half in portland 32 hour service has been put back in place. >> still had a very big weekend for sports with the college football season kicking off most of local teams came out on top. i like coming up. >> we have this lot look aside at walnut creek the hills looks like it's a nice one day. we will be right back the giants won again it was a big comeback. to run homer in the ninth gave the giants the 5- 4 win over the dodgers. because the padres lost earlier they're just two games down cured >> the a's are looking for a sweep of the angels. oakland scoring one ru

at 37 year-old from daly city and a 73 year-old william hi vicky from san francisco.he plane crashed into the lagoon and your looking at the wreckage that crews worked to remove ended took some time. it identity of the third victim has not been publicly released by the employee at the east palo alto still company says they found her, 92 year-old was also on that plane. >> coming up on kron4 news that transit restores half of the service that had been cut. and wishes come true for half teachers in california and hurricane earl hits land bringing down power lines and toppling trees. those stories coming next on kron4 news. in national is hurricane earl weekend as it did at the east coast and into canada. there were problems that it was a loss less intense than feared. that residents can try and enjoy their holiday weekend. with the latest on this story. >> open for business. that is wet beach towns open it not holiday sensing this note. >> it is a beautiful day on the cape and on the island and we encourage people to come and enjoy labor day weekend. >> before making la

supervisor daly. supervisor daly: i have no items today, madame clerk. >> thank you. supervisor dufty. supervisor maxwell. supervisor maxwell: along with a supervisor chu, i am introducing legislation to give san francisco an idea of their plans on the state's past, to look at the lines around our city. we're asking them to give us a time and a plan, how they plan to go about doing this. the large lines converge according to the maps, basically, in district 10 either near or on the hill. it is very important that we looked at this. i want to ask them to give as a time line and come back within 45 days of what we can expect and the when we can expect them to get the information that the city needs and asks for. carmen will give the that. >> supervisor mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: i would like to join with supervisor maxwell and other colleagues to express our very strong concern about what has happened most recently in san bruno. the culture has manifested itself repeatedly in san francisco accidents in recent years. the outages at the substation as well as the biz

we'll be around 62 daly city. 61 the sunset. low to mid-60s downtown and south san francisco.ausalito. upper 60s around san rafael and low to mid-70s the north bay valleys. mid-70s morgan hill, gilroy and hollister. low to mid-60s most areas around the bay. notice the cloud cover again, thick tonight around 1500 to 2,000 feet. that will be the depth. upper 40s north bay valleys. low to mid-50s for the rest of us. accu-weather seven-day forecast, about 2 degrees warmer tomorrow, one more degree on thursday. that's all we can squeeze out before the cooling trend comes over the weekend. >> good morning, mike. bart reporting major delays in millbrae and sfo heading up towards san francisco and the east bay. this is all due to an equipment problem on the tracks. but so far no delays reported from the east bay heading in towards san francisco. no other delays reported on other mass transit systems. it's quiet out there. check out a live camera shot. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. zero accidents reported on the freeways at this point. another live shot, this for north bay commuter

daly, no stranger to this subcommittee. welcome back. >> thank you very much. chairman harkin, thank you for the invitation to testify. i am here to assert that human cells offer unique advantages for understanding human diseases and are essential to a vigorous national portfolio of stem cell research. however, recent upheavals in the federal funding are disrupting our research and dissuading scientists from entering the field and threatening american pre-eminence in the research. as director of the stem cell transpla program at children's, i wish to first speak to the succe we have in using adult stem cells. and we're using adult stem cells to cure kids with a variety of life-threatening diseases. we perform some 80 stem cell transplants per year for childhood leukemia, genetic diseases, and indeed, we have cured many kids. i was on rounds last week the i met an adorable little girl about to receive her transplant for a very rare genetic immune disorder. and i found out she was the second in her family that we could very confidently say we would cure. so it's

the alpine inn and suites in daly city offering free rooms to people who need a place to stay. to reach the hotel, call 415- 334-6969. >> 53 homes destroyed. just families -- >> just gone, without anything. so that's certainly a wonderful gesture. >>> it is 4:53. coming up, some of the other headlines of the day, including what could be another body that was found in that east bay murder spree. >> and we'll share some pictures viewers took of the san bruno fire as it happened. ,, ,,,,,, >>> these are pictures from chopper 5. firefighters still pouring flames on smoldering wreckage of what used to be homes. one firefighter says all there are left now are chimneys standing. >> there are still flames. they are still trying to figure out -- we know it was a gas line that exploded and instantly 53 homes up in flames and destroyed. >> it will be interesting to see how all those homes -- if the explosion was centralized, how all those homes went up in flames afterwards. >> the priority this morning is to find out if there are any more victims. what we're hearing is that one confirmed

this cool in san francisco and 53 in daly city.he beaches tomorrow looks like a much better day than we a scene today. we'll have mostly signed by the afternoon and fog will be out of here. we will see the ratings for tomorrow. it is a beautiful beach day. and guess what? monday, labor day looks even nicer. we'll see some 70's at the coast. here is fog tracker inside the bay and it should not spread too far inland as much of the cdc will clear up pretty rapidly. by 9:00 a.m. you're already seeing some fog and into the early afternoon the clouds are going to clear away from the coast so it is sunshine for everybody and a repeat for monday with sunshine and even warmer temperatures. again for the north bay in sonoma, it is 78 for san francisco and closing in on 80% for 80s on sunday. 70's, you can be shared then it is mostly sunny skies with low 90s in pittsburgh and a gorgeous day for the south bay temperatures are right about normal. it is a high of 83 degrees in san jose, mountain view is 79. here's a new round of the bay. it is a

even out to the beaches, with that in mind, we will bring things up a bit. 74 half moon bay. 72 daly city. inside the bay 80s and low 90s. east bay the temperatures are on the hot side in spots. 96 brentwood. 95 oakland. 84 berkeley. north bay, 90 in the napa valley. 89 novato. how about the next couple of days? here is the big swing. monday, labor day looking great. by tuesday and wednesday, some of these temperatures will struggle to get into the 70s by wednesday. only a slow warming into thursday and friday. everybody is worried about labor day, great day to enjoy the sunshine. warm to the coastline. 70s out at the water's edge for a couple of hours. mid-90s inland. enjoy. it's only around for a day. >> and a warm day but so far no spare the air. >> looking good. >> lawrence, thank you. >>> all right. well, lots of people are using recycled materials to build houses. one woman in southern california is taking the concept to new heights. she is converting the materials of an 747 jumbo jet into her dream home. she bought it at a junkyard for about $35,000. an architect is breaking i

of daly city and his friend were killed.s dropped by to pay their respects. >> you know, he loved everybody. hard to see it could happen to a person like this. i don't get it though. he's too young. >> this was the aftermath of this winding crash on lake merced boulevard at 10:30 saturday night. police say witnesses told him that his honda was going around the curve when it veered into oncoming traffic. >> that's a very sharp turn. they lost control. they were speeding and he crossed over into the other lane of traffic and hit a family of three which also went to the hospital. >> the other car, a toyota, smashed head-on into the passenger side of the honda whose roof had to be cut off so firefighters could reach the two young men. police are now promising increased traffic enforcement along lake merced boulevard where they say drivers frequently blow past the 40 mph speed limit. officers were pulling over drivers left and right and handing out tickets averaging $450. >> it's dangerous out here. there's too many close calls.