prosperity in our city we have an opportunity to make sure we have a safe city a caring city and educated cityable city a city that moves and meets our affordability challenges my budget doubles down on the public safety investments to mediate h meet the needs of the growing demands of the frrmd we'll hire 4 hundred additional police officers hundred and 98 firefighters, 55 paramedics and 369-1-1 dispatches and in addition for the first time in a decade we have the opportunity to hire at least thirty cadets that will join our public safety system in a few short years (clapping.) and i know that we all agree that a safe san francisco is about more than public safety any public comment? that is also about centralizing >> safety fleeting so we're a caring city at the heart of our system of every is is is our san francisco general hospital which will open later this year i'm proud we've worked together to build a metabolic safety hospital that will serve the generations my budget includes hundred and 48 now world-class care at san francisco general our wonderful community-based organizations that

yee and the full board of the transportation authority challenged city staff to find a better way to coordinate and collaborate on education across the city. since that time, we have adopted a project charter that includes seven agencies and departments across the city. we have been working monthly, working and meeting monthly to develop a strategy, to identify best practices, et cetera, so that we have a citywide strategy for moving forward for the long-term. i know we have been here a number of time and talked about how it's important for us to start identifying a way to do education long-term over the ten-years' of this. rather than kind of three months here and three months there. i wanted to acknowledge the very large amount of work that aerial flescher from mta has done in creating this document. i hope you have a copy of it. we brought a copy of the actual strategy for you today and it will be available soon on the vision zero website. the strategy outlines an approach that is going to guide the efforts of our education over the next ten years. including how we're going to work with engineering, enforcement, data an

we know what does make our community safer, things like access to jobs and education at city college to affordable housing to opportunities to mental health treatment and community based services and that fill the infrastructure and the support and connectedness to community that drive incarceration and this increase in policing that really does destroy the thread and the community that are most impacted by them. to me that's what we should be spending those resources on and not increasing policing and not increasing incarceration. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker? >> hi, my name is irvin from the justice project. we know that the proposed increasing in policing is intimately tied to the jail expansion. he said that the jail will justify every new jail. we facilitate each group every friday and we are clear about the conditions of our community. one of our members was interested as a result of a situation and not offered services and one was harassed by an officer and told he would be put in a tank if he didn't comply. 1 person was there because they had no where else

rule 115 works and what the city's hiring process as complicated as it is and we discussed specifically what improve the hiring process for people with disabilities around education and outreach and civil service rule 115 and recruitment and examination and retention and how to obtain a certificate of disability and by the veterans administration and we had a person from the city of seattle come talk to us about their program as well. that's kind of what we've been doing. i would like to talk briefly about some of the recommendations that we have come up with. i don't want to go through all of them but i will highlight some of them. i think we all agree that education is really pivotal to the success of this program. again some from the 2008 and updating to 2005. what this means is continuing to do outreach among our city departments and hiring manager and informing them about rule 115 as far as hiring people with disabilities. we want to ensure they understand the process and more importantly recognize that people with disabilities do have the required appropriate and great skill sets to get their jobs done. we also need to improve our outreach to the community

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city streets safely. beyond the priorities that is-my priorities, this is a budget we can all be proud of. it has economic development, education, community [inaudible] park squz open space and food security was funded pretty well, pedestrian safety, city beautifulication. it is a interesting process and i'm glad i have been able to be part of it to see a city budget that supports the needs of our peepal in the city. >> thank you supervisor yee. supervisor kim >> i also want to acknowledge our budget chair and committee for the good work they kid on the 8.9 billion dollar budget. i wanted to highlight things i thought were good addition tooz the budget and recognize the mayors office for including the asks in his budget, primarily the expanded 24 hour medical shelter that is opening in the south of market. really for the individuals to live on the streets and need the treatment, not just shelter that can often be inadequate but care through nurses and psychologist on site. we are exsided about that expansion over the next 2 years. also his support for 4 permanent tenderloin and [inaudible] public restrooms which are incredible

city then leaving. gdp is growing faster. our jobs are going faster. our education system has been recalibrated. an amazing story of the only surviving but turning yourself around and becoming the city you always should have been. mark: thanks to new orleans mayor mitch landrieu. we will be right that with donald trump's hat. ♪ john: donald trump wore a hat in his campaign. there are better things that could go on the hat. we made some new ones for you can buy these soon at the trump tower souvenir shop.sçkw?c?coó emily: amazon shares spiking after-hours. the secret behind jeff bezos' surprise -- profits up 17%. i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." pandora shares also rallying after-hours. the company optimistic. at&t looking to drive growth. we will ask former fcc chairman bob dow list they should be allowed -- rob mcdowell if they should be able to buy directv.

enterprise department must submit a list of all property a 4th or acre of large toorb the city admin strairtd and education district are also require today submit inventory. the city administrator compiled a property report organized by supervisor district and based on information submitted by the agencies. this is to be done by february 1. march 1, there shall be a hearing at the board of supervisors on the surplus property report and the determination of which property are to be reviewed by the mayors office of housing. and finally on march 15 the mayors office of housing evaluates the feasibility of each property, sites suitable will be transferred to mow and sites not suitable for affordable housing there is a report required to the board of supervisors regarding their assessment. recognizing that all properties are not feasible to affordable housing development, we want to increase the opportunities for affordable housing on surplus property and bring a level of transparency around the disposition of properties. allows sites to be used for a range of extremely low, very low, low and moderate income wi

. >> again, friends say he is a dedicated teacher, educator here in the city. he actually helped you mentioned this educate young people about the outdoors. a friend says there are additional concerns because he is die betabetic although they consider him to be in good health. he was seen wearing a black helmet and fox brand dirt bike riding clothes. that's what he last had on according to friends. live in san francisco, nbc bay area news. >> that search continues. >>> it started with officers responding to a crash on 880. ended with a deadly shooting nearby. this happened about 1:00 in the morning. officers heard gun shot, then discovered a body on the overpass. mary ann has more with the latest. >> as you mentioned, this started around 1:00 this morning when chp officers were called out to investigate a six-car accident on northbound highway 880. then about an hour later, they heard a series of gun shots on the northbound on ramp and that's when they began to investigate a homicide. now, they saw a car swerve. went to check on it and found the driver shot dead

was not able to talk to ktvu, the district needs the classroom space back for special education students. >>> the city of alameda is taking steps to reduce home burglaries, increasing its nighttime staffing. more officers will patrol the west end of town between midnight and 7:00 a.m. and all people living in almeda are encouraged to make sure any alarm or video surveillance equipment are working properly. >>> the first human case of west nile virus has been reported in men do seen know county. that person is now being treated on upon day saturday health officials general nouned the first death connected to west nile, that person was from nevada county. >>> 4:40, vice president joe biden coming to the by area today, the stops he is making and the issues is he focusing on during his visit. >>> and a devastating crime that rocked the city of modesto and san jose, what is happening today with the man accused of killing 5 people including three children >>> we are looking at the san francisco commute right now, traffic is moving i can't lock well approaching the 101 split. >>> it looks like another window

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city then leaving. our jobs are growing fast. our education system has been recalibrated. story of not only surviving, not only resurrection, but actually turning yourself around and becoming the city you should have been if you got it right the first time. mark: thanks to new orleans mayor mitch landrieu. we will be right back with donald trump's hat. reimagined. ♪ john: donald trump wore a hat with his campaign slogan on it. there are better things that could go on there, so we made some new hats for you to buy soon at th ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. emily: amazon shares spiking after-hours. the secret behind jeff bezos' surprise -- profits up 17%. -- surprise profit -- shares up 17%. ♪ emily: i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." coming up, pandora shares also rallying after-hours. the company optimistic. at&t looking to drive growth. we will ask former fcc chairman bob mcdowell if they should be able

neighborhoods or five business districts in the city primarily where we had business owners where english was not the first language to start with that education and outreach. we contracted with a non-profit to manage and run the program to hire the cass inspectors because as a city government we're subject to sunshine laws and the contract between the cass or the cass report is designed to be confidential document between the business and the cass inspector so if we owned it it's no longer a confidential document so the non-profit that we contract with is the one that facilitates the connection with the cass inspector. so northeast federal credit union is the non-profit we contracted with. again they're in the business community, and they of course definitely specialize in engaging with chinese owned small business owners but have done the workshop and outreach and door to door knocking to other businesses, and we have conducted workshops in spanish and vietnamese and that gal log. >> >> so how we engage with the -- how businesses get engaged with access to the subsidized cass inspections? again through the workshops, through direct contact w

city college despite what you read in the news media i have no doubt city college will be there for the next decades to provide education to our community i want to relocate recognize that city college was one of the first colleges to provide an lgbt class both educating our community and history and i can't wait until the day that kate and some of you teach about this day and movement and the history we've made thank you so much for supporting continental and being here and happy pride (clapping.) >> so i want to finish up with another acknowledgment and have a poll he was not he's not here but standing side by side with senator leno and helping us what the lawsuit jeff and equality for california is the reason we're here (clapping.) and now a short poll i wanted to know in this auditor who got married in 2004 raise our awesome in 2008 who is going to get married this weekend (laughter) (clapping). >> so the good news the good news you don't have to because we can (laughter) but - you're telling us lives and future so many better because we can let's celebrate and know we're not done it's going to be an amazing pride w

maybe immigrant and communities like chinatown and mission and other areas of the city get attention when it comes to education and preparation to withstand and survive successfully an earthquake. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm very fortunate and so are other agencies to have a department of building inspection leader in the name of tom huey that made sure the building fees results in education and preparation for people like families and seniors to be better prepared in a multi cultural way. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so we're now and then two specific grants today each for a hundred thousand dollars those grants will be granted to c y c and to conduct the training workshops to have practices in sro's buildings to have finally communications with youth in our city with seniors and family anybody's not only to prepare but practice everything from cpr to having enough applies to making sure there are ways in which to contact family madam clerk, any other business before this committee? men's all with a goal of making sure that everybody survivors successfully after a major earthquake. >> (speaki

city to love. >> since 2008 the hamels foundation has provided more than a million dollars for educational programs in the philadelphia area, we received a statement from the foundation in response to the reported trade, the hamels foundation would continue to support philadelphia's schools and educational programs here. obviously the city is losing a good player and good person but rick and sara, the saddest thing i heard was that cole hamels was old. >> back to you guys. >> he pitched a no-hitter over the weekend that is for sure. >>> the fight over tom brady's is now heading to court. >>> and the new jersey dog left in a hot car, the surprising remarks from the dog's owner when a woman saw it was in distress. >>> the nfl players union file aid lawsuit on behalf of tom brady, they want his four game suspension overturned. he was suspended back in may for his role in deflate-gate, roger goodell upheld the ruling saying that brady destroyed a cell phone to avoid giving evidence. >>> a new jersey woman will face charges of animal cruelty after officials say she left her dog in a hot suv when she wen

jonathan how are you so (clapping) jonathan was hired in 2008 after master and one of the most educated people in the city of san francisco he's been responsible for the marina green and the turf replacement thank you for all that you do what you've made an desire difference for the marina and everyone inside of district 2 thank you on behalf of might have by pear all the people that use the walks along the marina thank you for your hard work and congratulations (clapping). >> congratulations jonathan (clapping) next up can i have mr. richard hernandez step on up (clapping) (laughter) richard has been an integral part and vital component after many years in servicing in delores park he was signed to a playground those are heavyly by our families you've stepped up in our role and managed both of those very, very well, i've got strong ties and we've received comments about the work our recreation department it is a wonderful pleasure to work with you and you maintain the park you take your job seriously and make sure the kind of person that enjoys a great laugh making sure it is a pleasure to work with for

a better k with the wifi connection in our city it is crossing different economic lines and neighborhoods it helps not only young people with their educationks to find out where their muni bus is or their routine or opportunities in the city it was lead by the department the of technology they've proven themselves they wanted to take on such a great responsibility on market street i want to thank the department of technology they've found great partners with marcus in the valley along with mayor 42 boss of them gave us very expensive equipment to use but also gave us some great guidance how to do that the combination of the public private partnering was another compliment off our department the government some work with the technology to do those sorts of exist things and compliments all the things we're trying to do to use technology in a positive woo san francisco is one of the greatest city's in the world and suddenly give a support to a service that - wifi is a utility like power and water and it has to be available i think in all the public venues >> i will live in oakland i'm here on microsoft a lot and not familiar with the area esp

education. new york city pretty led -- really lead with a two-way dollars worth of education adult spots and they led in this fight with the counselor -- the council and mayor bloomberg but new york is the only city in the country who has passed specific adult education slots or this population that are daca eligible but have not applied or accessed it. there are many barriers like information, some groups are less likely to know that they are eligible. turning to the college experience i think there was shocking data in this report that i would like to highlight. that is the experience of discrimination on campuses. i was shocked that roughly one third of the sample reported unfair or negative treatment from professors, from counselors , and from university administrators. now, that shows that there is a climate above and beyond, i think, higher education. policies around eight, tuition -- around aid and tuition, i think there was a tremendous amount of work to do at the higher education level around practice. and janet mentioned that this reaches down into high school and what these students mi

the theme is save our cities education, jobs and justice. democratic front runner hillary clinton was quick to discuss racial inequality. >> the opportunity gap that america is facing is not just about economic inequality. it is about racial inequality. >> clinton went on to list disturbing statistics about racial inequality in america. >> african americans are nearly three times as likely as whites to be denied a mortgage. or how in 2013 the median wealth for white families was more than $134,000. but for african american families, it was just $11,000. a lot of people don't realize that our schools are more segregated today than they were in 1968. >> clinton also addressed voting rights, prison sentencing and disparates in healthcare when it comes to race. vermont senator bernie sanders also spoke today and addressed the heated topic of policing in america. >> across our nation as all of you know and we see almost every day, too many african americans and other minorities finding themselves subjected to a system that treats citizens who hav

does not involve informal adult education, and to new york city really led integration of $18 million worth of adult education slots and the new state coalition led in his fight with the city council and mayor bloomberg. new york is still the only city in the country that is passed specific adult education slots for the population that are daca eligible but haven't applied or accessed it. there are many barriers like costs, information but some groups are less likely to know that they are eligible. turning to the college experience i think there was some shocking did in this report i would like to highlight. that is the experience of discrimination on campuses. i was shocked that roughly one-third of the sample reported unfair or negative treatment from professors, from counselors, and from university administrators. that shows that there is a climate above and beyond i think higher education, policies around aid and tuition. i think there's a tremendous amount of work to do at the higher education level around practice. as janet mentioned this reaches down and high school, and what t

city. >>> now state education officials in new jersey released their results of the first year of new jersey's new teacher evaluation system before new jersey schools had two grades for teacher performances and now there are four grades and for the first time student test scores are incorporated into the grades, in the 2013-2014 school year 90% of educators in the garden state earned effective or highly effective rating. >>> the knowledge lottery says they hit record sales for their 2014 fiscal year, they say they sold more than 3 billion there's worth of tickets in the past year the seven and straight year that the lottery broke a record for sales. there is much more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, new developments in the gone girl kidnapping case, what we are learning about the suspect in federal custody. and still to come an emotional plea from caitlyn jenner, the message of hope and advocacy she brought to the espys in her first major appearance. >> a volcano in indonesia is spewing massive clouds of ash no the sky it erupted for the first time since december it was showing an increase in

go a long way in educating both sides of those parties to make a difference. >> elliott, what would you say are some of the biggest changes and improvements that have been made by the city in other areas such as housing and education? >> absolutely. well, when comes to housing, one of the mayor's big pushes has been to he said homeepdnd homelessness in the district. that's incredibly ambitious. and advocates are incredibly excited about the possibility of ending homelessness in the district. very optimistic. and the reality is that many homeless people have disabilities, whether mental health issues or mobility issues. and they're the the most vulnerable in our society. so working on that issue would do a lot to help some of the most vulnerable. >> although, alexis, many believe that the goal and the mayor has set a goal i believe in the mid 2020s of eradicating homelessness. many people don't think that's a goal that is achievable. >> i mean you're absolutely right with that. but just as you said the mayor is into taking on ambitious goals. and what i have seen as the office of disability right, we've been working more together to determine what the problems are with e

works and what the city's hiring process as complicated as it is and we discussed specifically what could be done to improve the hiring process for people with disabilities around education and outreach and civil service rule 115 and recruitment and examination and retention and how to obtain a certificate of disability and by the veterans administration and we had a person from the city of seattle come talk to us about their program as well. that's kind of what we've been doing. i would like to talk briefly about some of the recommendations that we have come up with. i don't want to go through all of them but i will highlight some of them. i think we all agree that education is really pivotal to the success of this program. again some from the 2008 and updating to 2005. what this means is continuing to do outreach among our city departments and hiring manager and informing them about rule 115 as far as hiring people with disabilities. we want to ensure they understand the process and more importantly recognize that people with disabilities do have the required appropriate and great skill sets to get their jobs done. we also need to improve our outreach to the community

anyway in 2007 i enrolled at city college to take some enrichment course work and later on to get a certificate for community education in case management. i was able to attend classes at no cost because i was a person with a disability and very limited income. the people who worked at the offices at city college for students with disabilities helped to ensure that i had access to quality education. my life was enhanced by my time at city college and my course work changed how i viewed myself in the world. it was after that my advocacy work accelerated and i found my calling. during my years of having a disability, i have lived alone, mostly by choice. i enjoy the privacy, the freedom and the tranquility of living by myself. isolation from society and services can be depressing and anxiety-provoking and contributed to a worsening of my health from time to time. in early summer of 2011, my son had two cat ones big problem, one was beating the crap out of the other all the time. i guess these battles grew bloody sometimes and one day she suggested that i take the male cat named highlander, but i said flatply no. mid-sum