please welcome david campos. [applause] supervisor campos: thank you very much. it is truly an honor to be here. i am here in my capacity not only as a supervisor but also as the chair of the county transportation authority. i want to acknowledge our vice- chair, supervisor scott wiener, who is in the audience. we work with the mta, and our responsibilities are many, but it includes long-term transportation planning for the city and county, something that requires the agency worked very closely with the mta. we are also the body that oversees the transportation sales tax for the city and county of san francisco, and i am very proud we have a very strong working relationship with the mta. i want to work knowledge our new director of transportation, ed reiskin, who has hit the ground running and really brought in a new wins. the fact is that for so many of us, muni is what makes it possible for us to live in the city, allows us to get to and from work, allows our kids to get to and from school. even though there are some issues that people have with the system, i t

[applause] my spanish is not as good as david campos. if i went to law school with both of them, i would have had a lot more fun than what i experienced. it i want to make sure you know that tonight we are listening. we do have a situation that's improving every six months. we get some reports. i've been working really hard with the supervisors to create an investment-friendly city, a city that welcomes job creation. jobs for everybody, not just for downtown folks. i'm not here in the neighborhoods, also, and making sure that our board and i care about the neighborhood corridors. we're out here on events like sunday street's premier out here for all kinds of different reasons, because we care about every single neighborhood in the city. we want all of you to feel the richness of the city. it is not just for downtown. it never has been. i want you to know that and what you to know we listened very carefully. we are getting better. guess what? we still got a deficit. we have a two-year budget process. we are challenging ourselves a little

we have david campos and we will be joined by the other committee member eric mar shortly. the clerk of the committee -- actually, we have two. dina brady, who is coming on. and our illustrious gail johnson, who is actually clerking her last committee ever on the board of supervisors. after 36 years of service. i have been working with her for eight years and she has been very capable to work with. madam clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes, mr. chairman. if you wish to submit comments for the committee, please submit them to the rail to the left. >> call the first item, please. >> to retroactively expand a grant for the calendar year for does-disproportionate contact in the juvenile district system. >> this is the second year of the grant. we focused on the bayview district because of the numbers of african-american youth and during the juvenile system in san francisco. it is a targeted plan to not only increase the understanding of the patrol officers and all of the officers at the bayview station and the concepts of this proportionality within the system, racial a

david campos, thank you for being here. he is our adopted asian brother.have so many of our state representatives here. so many of you are here. i have spent all night announcing your names, but they did not give me the full list. i will say thank you on behalf of our city. from sacramento, los angeles, from all the communities in between, thank you for coming to our fantastic city to celebrate our asian-pacific heritage month. it is my pleasure to also provide you with a warm welcome and thank you for somebody who worked on this idea to bring everybody here to san francisco, my very good friend. thank you. where are you? when we first talked about this, we said there had to be the place where everybody felt comfortable. there had to be a place where we could feel the excitement of all very different asian american groups. we had to have a place where something wonderful had been accomplished. a leadership change, one that we never thought in our lifetimes. by the way, as you know, i never thought in our lifetimes we would see an african-american president

supervisor david campos, supervisor david chu, a supervisor carmen shochu, superintendent garcia, and general manager of rec and park , and greg, your department is rated as high as in san francisco for public approval -- a high as -- the highest in san francisco for public approval. congratulations. the city attorney, the director of the mayor's office of economic development, the executive director of the san francisco county transportation authority, chief of staff, nancy pelosi . director of transportation, director of parks, the board of education director, vince courtney, who jim paulsen. we would also like to welcome our business associates and colleagues today. of course art swanson from the small business network. thank you for your commitment and for working with us to events are common goals. -- to advance our common goals. we could not sponsored today's key events without sponsors, so i would like to start by recognizing our presenting sponsor, j. p. morgan chase. we want to thank our host sponsor, pacific gas and electric. dignity howff, kaiser permanente . thank you to a

my name is david campos, and in the chair of the transportation authority committee. i want to thank sfgtv for there service. madam clerk, could you call the roll? >> [roll call] we have a quorum. commissioner campos: thank you. if you could call item two. >> this is an action item. commissioner campos: at this point, i would like to open up for public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. can we take that without objection? madam clerk, can you please call item three? colleagues, i have a very brief report today. i would like to begin by welcoming back our executive director. glad to see you are recovering, and we certainly have missed having you here, but we are appreciative of the facts that you are first and foremost taking care of yourself. we wish you the best of luck. i also want to take the opportunity to thank the amazing work of your staff, including the deputies, all of these senior staff for the transportation authority who have risen -- who have represented you very well. i want to thank them. in terms of my report today, i would think the most s

my name is david campos. i am the chairman of the transportation authority. >> [roll call] we have a quorum. commissioner campos: thank you. also want to thank the members of sfgtv staff. please call item 2. approval of the minutes of the april 24, 2012 meeting. >commissioner campos: is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, this is an action item. actually, [roll call] -- roll call. >> [roll call] the item passes. commissioner campos: thank you. please call item 3. >> chair's report. this is an information item. commissioner campos: thank you. as i have indicated in prior meetings, we are working on a number of items, right now focusing on what is happening at the federal government and in specific, in congress, on a number of bills that are pending before the house of representatives in the u.s. senate. one of the things we are trying to figure out is what will come out of the congress, and there is a great deal of uncertainty

. >> you represent, and i would like to welcome supervisor david campos. >> let me say that i am very proud to be here in san francisco, but the thing about the lgbt community is we have to remember it is not just about rights and we are here. we have harvey milk statue you are looking over. he understood we are all connected. we have to fight for the quality of every person but lives in this world. and when it comes to civil rights, it matters to each one of us. by supervisor christina olague. >> i am very proud to be living in san francisco. i know this year we will focus on global quality, but i think in order to attain those goals we have to try to achieve those goals locally. we have continued to struggle in making sure this city is open to folks from all kinds of economic are from. -- economic background. a lot of people escaped the midwest or even the central valley to get to san francisco for a place where they can treat common and i think it is good we are in a space where we can live openly and honestly. we are not corporate. we are focusing on keeping seniors here. we have

i am a legislative aide for david campos. the legislation before you today is almost a follow-up to legislation we passed last year this commission supported i believe unanimously that gave the office increased powers to tackle the epidemic of wage theft, and this legislation really takes it a step further by providing other city departments with powers and responsibility to address wage have to bring them together with businesses that followed the loss of well as advocates and attorneys to strategize and figure out how to take up the challenge of attempting to rid the city of san francisco's wage haft, and for those -- wage theft, and for those of the city and familiar, i want to tell you what it is. wage destheft is any violation f wage laws. common forms include non payment of overtime, not paying minimum wage or not paying workers at all, not providing tip credit laws or any laws said regulate wages and hours in the workplace. goowage theft is incredibly comn in low-wage industries. often when immigrants are involved, it

we're also joined by supervisor david campos from district 9. and president david chiu as well. they're not making any opening remarks. >> thank you for having this back again. he will be mostly seeing staff from the department of public health here today. if i could have the power point. just to remind everyone of

we're also joined by supervisor david campos fris

we're also joined by supervisor david campos from district 9. and president david chiu as well. they're not making any opening remarks. >> thank you for having this back again. he will be mostly seeing staff from the department of public health here today. if i could have the power point. just to remind everyone of our hearing schedule, we are here today in the second hearing focusing on health care. on the ninth of july, we propose to come back into with the remaining items in the agreement. expecting to be at the full board for the eir appeal and first reading on july 17 and the second reading on july 24. in the spirit of housekeeping, i wanted to alert you. these are being passed out to you today. some technical items we have been cleaning up in the development agreement. these are listed on the screen in front of you. there are technical cleanups, nothing substantive. in exhibits f, what has been added are a statement that the program goals of the innovation fund can be modified with the approval of the cpmc. an attachment was added, which is the proposed grant agreement bet

david campos, thank you for being here. he is our adopted asian brother.have so many of our state representatives here. so many of you are here. i have spent all night announcing your names, but they did not give me the full list. i will say thank

david," has been working hard with his colleagues. -- campos has been working hard with his colleagues. i am asking any of you to help us in our lobbying efforts. i know that some of you have connections around the area and would be great if you could reach out to other counties to support us on this message. hopefully, we can move this forward in the upcoming months. lastly, we have been working together again to work with staff on implementation, which has been going very well, though there is still some work to be done. >> thank you. next speaker? >> [reads names] >> my name is charles. i am here to support mr. maxwell. he was fired for being a whistle-blower. we will continue to let people know who we is and what he was fired for. we will also be reminding people that you folks with policy are responsible for the death of kenneth harding jr.. you have not heard the last of that either. mr. harding's mother has called for a muni shut down on the days that he was shot, one day ago, july 16. we are talking about defending folks against attacks on meat -- union workers and the article