at the same time, as you know, china s.f., something that we created here through our office of demick development that mayor gavin newsom

at the same time, as you know, china s.f., something that we created here through our office of demick development that mayor gavin newsom helped create is getting companies from china to locate here. we have five of their top solar companies located here now. >> i am actually going to wrap this up because we are running out of time with the mayor, and we want him to take his first support call. if you have any follow up questions, direct them at me. find me, and i can give you a card. now let's head over to the desk we created for you. >> all right. let's be a zen.

of demick development that mayor gavin newsom helped create is getting companies from china to locate here. we have five of their top solar companies located here now. >> i am actually going to wrap this up because we are running out of time with the mayor, and we want him to take his first support call. if you have any follow up questions, direct them at me. find me, and i can give you a card. now let's head over to the desk we created for you. >> all right. let's be a zen. >> welcome to culture wire. we're going to take a look at one of the biggest and most significant public art projects today. ♪ on june 26, mayor newsom and other officials gathered at the hospital to cut the ribbon and welcome the public into a beautiful new state-of-the-art facility. >> 3, 2, 1. [applause] >> in has been 10 years since voters approved the measure for the new building. >> when they cast the vote, we have an exciting opportunities to rethink how art is done in a hospital setting. >> replacement program generated approximately $3.9 million in art enrichment funds for a comprehensive art program that

at the same time, as you know, china s.f., something that we created here through our office of demick development that mayor gavin newsom helped create is getting companies from china to locate here. we have five of their top solar companies located here now. >> i am actually going to wrap this up because we are running out of time with the mayor, and we want him to take his first support call. if you have any follow up questions, direct them at me. find me, and i can give you a card. now let's head over to the desk we created for you. >> all right. let's be a zen. >> the chair is calling the meeting to order. please turn off any cell phones or pagers so that they do not interfere with the recording equipment in the room. please stand for 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 with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you. we will now be taking the roll call of commissioners. commission vice president joe marshall is en route. angela chan. carol kingsley. juli

its responsibility for investigating financial fraud on its website it is called mortgage fraud and demick they're calling it operation bullish a mortgage the f.b.i. failed the result of a three and a half hot probe it's in mortgage related fraud f.b.i. director robert muller for this operation more than four hundred defendants have been charged and we have a keda hundred seventy three convictions in crimes said accounted for more than one billion dollars in estimated losses the f.b.i. first warned of this fraud epidemic in two thousand and four reporting also though that their corporate crime unit said been downsized to join the fight against terrorism some criminal cases are reported in the press but not all are prosecuted with companies often paying fines rather than facing a judge or a jury goldman sachs paid sixteen million dollars to settle this so brian complain the massachusetts authorities said they had this zine mortgages to fail and they paid sixty billion dollars but they did not get made any deal that standard standard when wall street firms to go she ate. what are in effect p

revitalizing store fronts with the arts, the performing arts that we have created with the office of demick development. that office is here representing all the things we have been doing in addition to the payroll tax exemption. that is only one aspect. we started with d.p.w., a 15-member advisory committee with a grant from caltrans. a $250,000 grant to really start the better streets initiative here and how we can make sure that 25%, which i think is right, of your work force currently rides to work every day, and make sure these dedicated green lanes are still there, and whether we can figure out more dedicated ways to get some of their south bay employees to ride safely from the caltrans site over to market street. same with the other employees, the ability to use the public transportation, not to have the hassle of vehicles at the same time. that helps with central market. we have many programs going along. we are still working with redevelopment, seeing whether or not we can develop a redevelopment overlay on this new future tax increment, the kinds of things we want to do to help ma

capitalism someone else is out there saying we need to end the fed these are very big big huge this demick things how do you get to a point where actual changes main i think we all need to come together and communicate more and to calve one conceives of the message that we can all agree on and i think we can all agree we're in trouble we need. makes things and i hope it happens i don't know i can't speak for them we can only see in the coming days what happens but i definitely recommend people to come out there if you're unemployed if you're if you if you're out of a job come on there and try to help do something and one of the things that to what i was interesting you mentioned there are nine eleven first responders out there there are bankers out there the media coverage a lot of it you read to the people that they quote are kind of characterized as defeat organized or is it the they're just you know young people that are acting crazy how as a journalist when you come on there it's very hard to get one conies of message because there's so many people there so it's not an easy task to see

at the same time, as you know, china s.f., something that we created here through our office of demick development that mayor gavin newsom helped create is getting companies from china to locate here. we have five of their top solar companies located here now. >> i am actually going to wrap this up because we are running out of time with the mayor, and we want him to take his first support call. if you have any follow up questions, direct them at me. find me, and i can give you a card. now let's head over to the desk we created for you. >> all right. let's be a zen. >> hello. welcome to "culturewire." we are here today with bay area artist jody chanel, and we are here to see the plaza where your piece has just been installed. >> i have been doing large-scale paintings in the galleries and museums, and the idea that in the future, i could do something that would hang out a little bit longer than the duration of the installation the kind of appeal to me. i quickly found out about the san francisco arts commission school and realized there was a pre-qualified school you had to apply to, s