thank you although the voters are annoy my - i want to thank my former boss city attorney dennis herrera. i remember back almost a decade ago from the very first moment he was there for our community along with our lieutenant governer and dennis thank you for your leadership >> i've had the honor of coming into this building and for those of you coming here there's a lot of marriages that are constantly happening here. and for the last few years everyone is happy they're getting married but it's a constant reminded there's no gay people getting married but today those married are going to get a little bit more diverse so thank you (clapping) and on a little bit more personal note a gay man in the 1980s when thing weren't great it was a time of fear when we had a president who won't say the words aids or hiv. this community is so damn resilient we fought and move forward and we did it again here we have more challenges to come but we're going to beat every single challenge. so congratulations everyone (clapping) >> there are so. other leaders and elected leaders but many of them are in th

for the record, i think also that what do we have to do to get dennis herrera to investigate luis herrera? are they relatives? is that what's stopping you? what's in your power to get to you do that when the corruption is on the surface? i'm not going to spend much time on this issue at this moment, but i think you should look at that. your job is to basically observe and also listen to citizens of the county. and when you see corruption, to get somebody to investigate it. very briefly for the rest of my time, i'm going to ask this commission, this board of supervisors to have a moment of silence for mr. paul courier who ran for mayor, had the guts to run for mayor, spent 5,000 with no political machine, who died of a heart attack earlier this year. if we have more citizens of the county and city doing likewise, we wouldn't have many of the problems that we have in san francisco if it had more citizens that were empowered in such a way. so, the remaining time is in silence for mr. paul courier. i thank you for your time in this. >> thank you. any other members of the public wish to speak

in fact, the city attorney, dennis herrera's office [speaker not understood] that the commission is authorized, not required or compelled, but authorized to set rates for community choice aggregation. so, the public utilities commission took a look at the latest version of cca and said, this is not what the board adopted and this isn't good for the rate payers. i would submit that the commissioners exercised their oversight rule as an independent commission under the charter and i'd argue that protecting tax payers and rate payers is precisely what the commission exists to do. supervisor, you asked what my office is doing to support the city's clean energy goals and what we can do together. i think there's very great deal we can do and i'll detail that more in my answers in the next two questions. but i will say that we are leaders and signing a contract with a fossil fuel company in texas that forces san franciscan residents to pay more for electricity that isn't generated here and doesn't produce direct local jobs or environmental benefits doesn't measure up to what our residents deserve and

and supervisors cowen and our treasurer and our city attorney dennis herrera and fire chief and rec and park and human services thank you for being here and emily commissioner on say status of women and our treasurer island thank you for being here as well. and, of course, i'm going to miss everybody. i want to thank the various department heads and the commissioners. i have a number of president's and vice president of exciting commissions that are here today. you know, san francisco is just a really exciting place and today, it's get real exciting. but it's in my pleasure to present to you today and to give the oath to a number of people who are raising their hands of divorcing their personal time of sfaig and giving they're great skills to the city and county of san francisco. those are times when we think if we just sit on things we'll be successful it doesn't work. we need the talent of everybody in this city. and that's why we've asked today 32 people to raise their hands and take the oath but most importantly to sacrifice their personal time and give of their skills and a demonst

we should also applaud san francisco city attorney dennis herrera for filing a lawsuit again this commission and against it's flawed evaluation process. we should also applaud city attorney herrera for filing a legal action against the california state board of governors for improperly relinquishing. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. green baum. you are exceeding your time. please be fair to others and let others speak now. please let somebody else speak now. mr. clerk? if you can have some basic respect for other speakers, please let somebody else speak, mr. green baum. mr. green baum, please respect the next speaker on the list. mr. green baum please stop speaking and let the next person speak. thank you. >> so there are 2 minutes to speak. we just ask for respect for everyone. so as many people can speak. >> hi, my name is wendy kaufman, an engineering instructor and i have been there for 30 years. i love this school because of the opportunity it offers my students and i look and see how much it serves. i want to thank supervisor mar for having this study done and having miss campbell doing

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dennis herrera said the city spent lots of money to tend to patients from a psychiatric hospital in nevada. the report fails to provide details. >>> a group of occupycal protestors had their first day in court today. 21 protestors filed that claim in court. it claims police brutality, violation of free speech rights in 2011. they're suing for $15 million. today uc lawyers filed a motion to discuss. >> we're here to make clear that it's completely unacceptable. we're going to fight it out. >> there is no word yet on when the court will issue a ruling (. >> a bay area high school is dealing with a bat problem and concerns with what they're leaving behind is making people sick. health officials say there is no reason to worry. >> reporter: it's a creepy thought. your kids school is home to some 5000 bats. that's what's happening here at glen cove school. this looks like something out of a vampire movie. dozens battles flying away from the school. >> they were estimating maybe 500 bats total. >> the hundreds battles are not living inside the building but behind trim. >> the droppings are conta

. >>> san francisco city attorney dennis herrera followed up on a threat today, filing a class actionsuit against the state of nevada. the suit claims the hospital improperly discharged hundreds of patients and put them on buses heading out of state. according to the lawsuit, 20 of them land understand the citied in the city of san francisco costing the city thousands for medical care. herrera is suing to get the money back and wants to make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> and as we continue again, brown versus brown, in the name game for the bay bridge. >>> plus, >>> governor brown went on record today opposing a new name for the old bay bridge. we're talking about the western span of the bridge, the state senate is expected to take up a resolution tomorrow to rename it after former san francisco mayor willie brown. governor brown says the bridge should keep the name it has had for 77 years. but he may not have much say in the matter. the governor cannot veto a legislative resolution, we'll see what they do in sacramento. >>> and every year, families throw away food often relying o

city attorney dennis herrera filed the lawsuit yesterday saying nevada has transported 500 patients since8. 20 needed medical care. a spokeswoman says the state is aware of the lawsuit and plans to make its response in court. >>> a san jose police officer saved a traveler's life at mineta international airport. frank nunes of jacksonville was looking good yesterday when officer robert dale visited him at the hospital. it was just a day before when nunes collapsed from a heart attack while in a security line. officer dale was on duty nearby. >> he was having agonal breathing, which is labored breathing which is typical of someone with a a cardiac event. >> officer dale grabbed one of the airport's nearby defibrillators using that as well as chest compressions. he was able to bring nunes back after about 4 minutes. >> i guess he teaches cpr to the fellow officers down there, too, so right guy, right time. >> and now officer dale is saying everyone should learn cpr. >> absolutely. you never know when you're going to be in that spot. >>> we have changes coming our way today. we are going to s

attorney dennis herrera filing the law sought demanding half a million in restitution for the city ofnt caring for 20 patients bussed from ross and neal hospital in las vegas. forbidding transfer to california unless they are residents or prior arrangements have been made to care for them. >>> a former school district leader is expected to return to court accused of embezzling more than $100,000 to remodel his house. timothy hanreddy is the former superintendent of the portola school valley district. he turned in fake invoices and used the money to remodel his home in woodside. >>> the city of richmond moving forward with a plan to help homeowners with the underwater mortgages. overnight, the city council voting to take the very next step in the richmond cares program. that program would help str struggling homeowners by buying their mortgages from the bank and restructuring the loans. the goal to reduce the city's foreclosure rate. >> it was a sombre opening this morning on the market. >> no doubt about it. scott mcgrew, a vote of silence on the nasdaq and the nyse. >> the new york s

now city attorney dennis herrera is accusing nevada of bussing some of its mental patients over the borderifornia's streets. you call this greyhound therapy. in your guesstimate, why do they do this. >> i see it as neff's easy way to shirk their responsibilities. they were shipped here with no means of support. >> reporter: herrera's paetsch epts were improperly discharged. during a three-month investigation he used flyers to find potential victims. he claims 500 patients with sent from nevada to california. 24 of them to san francisco where they had no prior connections. their medical care cost the city half a million dollars. officials in nevada would not talk to us on camera but they categorically deny dumping patients in san francisco or other cities. they say they review over 1,500 cases and found that only ten of them may have been improperly discharged. >> it's tough for me to put a lot of credence in the numbers of a facility that was actively involved in the effort. >> you think they're lying. >> i think their information is incorrect. >> 48-year-old james brown said he was sent o