they discussed david chu's family friendly legislation. they discussions some formula retail around pets express. and i also want to announce that supervisor tanking will be sponsoring an ad add summit with feinsteins office our office and smart len 0. i spoke with smart len 0 and he's pleased to hear we're going to moderate. so supervisor is going to find a spot and day to a move it forward >> a board update on the mission. i want to commend the office of supervisor campos and the mission acknowledge agency. the business is now better so it's a real, real consolidated effort to let folks know we can keep the businesses in the community >> great. >> thank you. >> any other commissioner reports? next item please. next item is general public comment >> do we have anybody here to make comments on any future meetings? seeing none, public comment is closed >> next item please. commissioner that places you on item 17, new business? >> any new business? >> seeing none, next item. >> commissioners that places you on item 18. is there a motion and

david chu, in this city, we said here is the problem and he said that is terrible. he's a practicing lawyer and we went for the finances committee for 13 unlawful detainer actions had been moved because of the cuts in the budget done by our legislators. they have been moved out of the county to santa monica. 9 out of 10 who are defending trying to keep their house, 9 out of 10 have no lawyers. on the landlord's side, 9 out of 10 have lawyers. so after you drive all the way to santa monica and after you try to figure out what it is, what the real property laws is in california and what defenses you might have or what arguments you might have, you are faced with a trained lawyer and someone who has been to law school for 3 years, someone whose practiced for some period of time. what we need here to answer your question is a playwright. this is mccobb. this is weird. we are not on anyone's calendar to speak of. that for some of us, that's what makes it fun. >> thank you. jum. [ applause ] we are now going to take audience questions and answers. no cards. so please pass

. >>> in san francisco, a board of supervisors president david chu wants to ban the sale of small plastic bottled water. he's introducing a ban that would ban bottled water 16- ounces or less in an effort to reduce waste. >>> now to our continuing coverage of the rim fire for yosemite, the fire has now crossed the western boundary of yosemite and is burning in a remote area of the national park. the back country is now off limits to hikers. at this hour the fire is about 20 miles from yosemite valley and a half hour from hechheche reservoir. >> reporter: the so called rim fire continued this destruction through the stanislaus forest and sweeping through the reservoir. >> it's scary. >> reporter: springer evacuated his home. deputies told him the fire was only a few miles away but he was still reluctant. >> i know a lot of people haven't left yet. >> reporter: so how fast did you pack up? >> all this was already packed. so it took me about 15 minutes to check everything and then we left. >> reporter: bulldozers began covering up clearance space after the fire burned up more than 11 acres i

david [speaker not understood], planning development. and ken chu who is the engineering project manager is out on jury duty. i'm covering for him. fortunately when the bids did come in, port staff and the consultant team did have a concern about not the contractor, but one of the subcontractors about their ability to deliver the sigh letter blaze project. so, we met with the contractor ~ and their subcontractor twice with the consultant team to make certain that they could deliver the quality, material and product that we expected. and at the end of those two meetings after several conversations with the entire team, the port staff and the consultant team felt confident that the contractor could deliver on the contract as proposed. >> great, okay. it's going to be -- it's wonderful that this project is going to come in full under budget. what are we going to do with all that money? [laughter] >> well, as you may recall, the budget that we have was for both signage way finding and sight furnishings. so, this initial contract is going to pay for the

pete constant, madison wynn and sam ricardo, bill chu and andrew diaz, louise garsa, mark sam and david wall. two other people expressed their intent to run or interest in the job. term limits prevent the incumbent from seeking re- election. the primary will be held in juthe general election held next november. >>> 246 schools in california have been flagged over cheating concerns on standardized tests. lowell high school in san francisco is on the list of schools where students hosted images from testing rooms on social media sites. amdoor valley high school in pleasanton and pittburg high and yorba buena in san jose are under investigation. the schools are in jeopardy of losing their academic performance index scores for two years and that can cost them state funds and eligibility for state performance awards. students at mills high school in millbrae returned to campus today to retake their advance placement tests. almost 300 student his their ap test invalidated by the college board because of what it called seating irregularities. the board never accused of students of cheating, th

others include bill chu, andrew diaz, louise garsa, mark famm and david wall. and oliviero indicated his interest and dave cortezi is said to be considering a run. the current mayor won't be on the ballot. term limits prohibit him from running again. >>> hundreds of bay area students retaking their advanced placement tests and it's not because they cheated. >> it's very stressful, awful situation. the students and parents. >> now at 5:30, why many say the school district is to blame. >> and later, two wildfires raging in the south land. the effort you no-- efforts to contain them and why firefighters are finding that task difficult. >> first, new developments in an amber alert case out of san diego. the clue that has officials new searching an idaho wilderness. >> and in weather, we're dealing with a cool pattern all week long. things could be changing. coming up, we'll break down drizzle chances for your saturday morning and highlight the warmest day of the weekend. . >>> following breaking news, happening in oakland. we're going listen in as the head of atu s

david, back over to you. >> thanks very much. >>> i do want to take a look at -- >> dominic chu. >> my apologies. when you're busy looking at your computer reading headlines on southeastern asset management and dell. my apologies. >> no problem, david. >>> let's move ahead with dell and talk a bit about that stock this morning. of course, it is not doing much of anything which is what you would anticipate for a company that is about to be acquired and n. a take-private transaction by silver lake and dell. $13.88. you will get the eight-cent dividend as well. not expected to close until october. today an important day at the chancery court in delaware. chancellor strine not expected to do anything rash, let's call it, which would be, hey, throwing a lot of things out and saying, yeah, you've got to healed your annual meeting at the same time you hold your vote, giving new life perhaps to carl icahn's hopes to takes a proxy fight and win it to take control of the board and put in place the recapped plan he's been championing there. much more likely the judge goes along. you get that current deal, th