the entire city this little produce market is producing for the entire city and the northern california region while many san franciscans don't know about our little secret right here that's a top priority to make sure the expansion is completed and local businesses can grow and continue to be successful in the city right now many businesses in san francisco are feeling the pressure of rising rent and increasing sxheegs for space with other developers just look at the flower market and selma but that's not the approach we took here in our neighborhood both may i and myself we recognize the incredible crawling value of a place like this in san francisco when the produce market said we have 0 grow we made it work and thank you to the mayor's office of housing of department of workforce development that pulls the resources to make sure this happens it is important that this produce market stay in the pursue community because they've made an incredible investment in san francisco and this is our way of saying we're investing in the produce market i want to thank molly stone for standing in

the idea is to take down the entire city block and sphinx this area completely. >> what is known as market east is being rebranded as east market. a major development project kicked off today with city and state leaders breaking ground for what promises to be a major upgrade. a gutting will happen from 11th 12th street and market to chestnut. new market places and retail shops and residences and parking. >> this is one of the most exciting developments to come to philadelphia in a long, long time. the city and state government is pumping money in to make it happen. >> we are taking our city back and market street back to making market street again a show place for the entire city and indeed for the entire commonwealth. >> residents are hoping this time will be the charm. >> i think it's a great idea, they will upgrade the city. >> bringing this to the city is wonderful. >> a bit of excitement regarding these plans, this time around and the other great news is that this project is expected to create 1500 new jobs most are in construction and the others are in retail. >> thanks sharrie. >>>

together as a city family to make sure that pattern doesn't continue into the future we need the entire city family and community all of san francisco to come together to achieve that important vile important goal and make investments and the leader to bring this community together as well as identifying the dollars that are going to enable the investment we need in order to make our streets satisfactoris mayor ed lee please welcome him. >> (clapping) >> thank you for your leadership at sfmta it's teacher that we are having to face an unprecedented number of accidents fatality and serious injures about one hundred a year has been the average we want to curtail that and seriously do something about that we've joined together the supervisors along with our office and the sfmta police department and others to suggest that we can end it we have to that r that goal of vision zero in 200240 to make sure we're serious today is another effort here anothers e.r. by a street has been a tragic we hoped not to have happened but also in you ride along the sunset boulevard you can feel that some individua

her talk and let the heaviest rain expected entire city of the yellow >> : right around the time thatthe but to o'clock this afternoon we are however talking up the possibility of thunderstorms along the coastline should be in the early saturday morning all said and done could see a quarter of an inch of rain antigens' parade of our fifties was '60s believe breezy cool and talking about. a significant downpour >> : 7 database home for test whether officially saturday making some sunshine recognitions by wed. thursday were talking about for '70s for the warmus in the spots >> : 547 with the weathered take a look at traffic >> : backed up the bridge for respond right concerning the sow. and see me green lights activated >> : entered the cemetery bridge. highway 92 now looking at at any delays trees so good you time golden gate won a one southbound. still pretty light traffic here and the flashing lights at the knees bend truce with the process server configuring the lanes >> : to three of the richmond bridge traffic so like there's no back up either at the toll plaza or on interstate 58

together as a city family to make sure that pattern doesn't continue into the future we need the entire city san francisco to come

here in the city to be doesn't budget watcheser and look at it for that the best interests of the entire city thank you very much and i look forward to seeing you not as an employee of city hall but in our other works wanting to be involved in organizations that support people entertaining with homelessness and looking forward to seeing you then. >> commissioner chan monique i was dreading that day i worked with you in the mayor's office and then as the atlantic aid staffing and now this rule you've been this instead person with the knowledge and expertise i found you fair to all the supervisors we were lucky to have you vessels our husband and got to work with your daughter as well in our office an interim under president chiu and thank you very much your office and you and all the work you do a lot of times goes unseen but it is a function of our city government so really want to thank you really hope i enjoy our retirement and whoever is filling in our shoes really hope they can do see so thank you, monique and phil and your family you can have her back now. >> supervisor farrell go thanks

about which records it wants narrowing down requests by that i means and addresses instead of entire citiessa could have to show how information it wants the linked to a foreign terrorists. the government could be forced to disclose how much data it actually collects. right now the government could lay out the case before these judges without any opposing viewpoint. with me now, republican senator dan coats of indiana. good morning sir. >> good morning. >> welcome. i'm glad you're here. >> thank you. >> senator leahy bill would prevent collecting phone data from entire cities. he wants to focus on those actually suspected. what's wrong with that in your mind? >> we're both trying to strike a balance between protecting american's privacy which needs to be protected and constitutionally protected and having the schools necessary to identify those who want to kill americans and use terrorists attacks to do so. this out of the post 911 committee is a program that is effectively stopped a number of terrorist attacks. it doesn't listen to phone calls. it identifies a phone call made to a known te

i just want to thank austin, the entire city, the zach theater.smoke meat. (cheering) i honestly feel like a snake that swallowed an animal whole. and i may not eat again for weeks. but you guys, would you do another? >> yeah, we could do one more. >> jon:spoon! it's their new album "they want my soul." thank you guys again. ♪ ♪ ♪ i was on 45th ♪ i was half out of a dive ♪ yeah i knew that you saw me ♪ you laughed when i looked back ♪ i thought i'd given up ♪ now i didn't feel so bad ♪ and then shock went through me ♪ and then i walked right back ♪ do you want to get understood ♪ do you want one thing or are you looking for sainthood? ♪ do you run when it's just getting good? ♪ or do you, do you, do you, do you -- ♪ ♪ ♪ someone get popsicles ♪ someone do something 'bout this heat ♪ 'cause it's late in october ♪ and tar's still melting in the streets ♪ you tip toe for ages and lose yourself ♪ flipping back pages, unblocking belts ♪ oh love, that's the way love comes ♪ do you, don't you know that that's the way love comes? ♪ do you feel it black and

braillist is the essential member of the team, the fact that there are only two positions within the entire city and county of san francisco makes the labor of establishing and maintaining eligible lists not a priority at all. and so when the long time braillist retired there was no list of potential people to replace her. the braillist th we hired last year is halfway through the extended period, that is through the rule of 115 but she is a great member of the team but i have very little doubt that she is going to be with us for a long time or as long as she wants to be. finally, the committee and so with the partner with the arc of san francisco, the committee members have been looking for opportunities to bring the people with developmental or intellectual disabilities for the library of volunteers and so as we were working on that, identifying the potential jobs, the wonderful man who was our current chief of branches, edward milton decided that volunteer positions were not enough and that he set aside one and we are hoping two positions that are really entry level page positions and so they

i just want to thank austin, the entire city, the zach theater.used to smoke meat. (cheering) i honestly feel like a snake that swallowed an animal whole. and i may not eat again for weeks. but you guys, would you do another? >> yeah, we could do one more. >> jon:spoon! it's their new album "they want my soul." thank you guys again. ♪ ♪ ♪ i was on 45th ♪ i was half out of a dive ♪ yeah i knew that you saw me ♪ you laughed when i looked back ♪ i thought i'd given up ♪ now i didn't feel so bad ♪ and then shock went through me ♪ and then i walked right back ♪ do you want to get understood ♪ do you want one thing or are you looking for sainthood? ♪ do you run when it's just getting good? ♪ or do you, do you, do you, do you -- ♪ ♪

our support to this and make this a special place for san francisco let's celebrate for that the entire city this is ours and we greeting get to share 24 with our kids for generations to come thank you (clapping). >> thank you very much mr. mayor for being here and for all you are leadership and all of the work that's gone on next it's my pleasure to introduce the man who has stakeholder the public and private sectors a civil activists a criminal rights activist and 80 who is serving an unprecedented third term as the president of the board of supervisors please join me in welcoming the president of the board of supervisors president david chiu (clapping.) good afternoon san francisco it is my honor to welcome you to our northeast neighborhood and because none of my colleagues are here yet i want to welcome you to the best city and county of san francisco right here and thank you for being here for another amazing chapter of the city and county of san francisco we bring millions of people around the world to those neighbors, in fact, it's our city that brought a young man from seattle mayor

but everyone child and family is safe in san francisco all over the city how about safe in the entire city yeah. (clapping.) we've done complochlts around this school and that's correct to supervisor jane kim she's been a bin champion of making sure this school is safe we're we're going to do the same thing at see west portal and james weldon johnson how about every school is safe like this one yeah. (clapping.) we're going to work hard to do that we want every school, in fact, some kids have to take the bus and ride to school some kids take hair priekz e bikes and ride to school and many, many kids walk to go school we want to make sure our entire experience whether on the sidewalks or crossings the streets is also guarantee go back to be safe that's work working with hard to pass a bond to get more money to fix those streets and make them safer working class to make sure 3 vision zero everybody knows vision zero that that means no fatalities or accidents that means our city will be safe we want zero accidents that hurt people because of cars or because of crosswalks that are not safe vis

berry and we need to view it in the context of the entire city we cannot saw we need transportation yes, we need transportation we also need a whole and i way ray of other services i suggest voters think twice regarding the transportation growth and the transportation because all the other services are going to be left behind doesn't like for example, a very important we're addressing that with other proportion is so we need growth and the growth t is going to be particularly abnormal in san francisco regarding the policies to engendered to remove the connective forces that keep everybody everything in balance. >> financial comments were when the voters established the transportation agency the mta was funded by setting up a fund for the transportation this was done to eliminate what they call the infighting and the set budget the system worked well but not quite well enough not to protect us for the cuts in 2008, and 9 the measure b tweaks the formulas to address the growth and keep up with the growth it supports the prourpgs zero for the fatalities in the 10 years and invests capacity

he roamed the entire city. >> was he wreckless?wling, the subway. >> can you catch ebola on a subway train? >> why so many people are furious. then, selfie showdown in the middle of a terror attack. and bristol palin fires back. what she says about those embarrassing tapes. plus, the potty mouth princesses. the video that is upsetting so many people. >> then, there's a man inside. >> thank god. >> the hero in the blue baseball cap meets the man he saved. plus, first interview. the guy who got sassy with the president and wait until you hear what she has to say. >>

tarnishing talk to each other you came back can help yours and your neighbors that's what i want the entire cityousand other students get ready for disaster if a possible earthquake did i know that today there's probably about 10 million students across the state of california that are doing to the same thing preparing their family kits to make sure they're thinking about this and ready so if you want to be part of being ready and less about being scared follow our reductions and i see many of you and thank you, thank you yourself thinking you're planning our creating pictures of what things you might want to do to put if a kit that's ready for our family thank you you are is very grateful mayor that loves our million dollar grade students thank you. (clapping.) and she's the director of our emergency management in our city. >> thank you, mr. mayor i also have a grandson in so i get grade right here in san francisco so i talked to him about this and all his friends emergency management can we we do we're making sure that everyone is going to be safe and the differentiate about happen maybe our y

proposed. >> the difference in the current code a nonprofit would have to wait to go through the entire city process before it finally - and so you right now for housing nonprofit to be able to file a private school private right of action through the city process. >> and the director has to determine a violation. >> so what commissioner adams is proechtd in the amendment is a new thing in terms of saying that a city housing nonprofit did not have to go through the process only file a complaint and 45 days later go to court. >> it meets the definitions of also having been in existence for 5 years. >> that's a new mechanism. >> yes. >> okay. so this would also cover every rent controlled unit in san francisco and a this with 3 units or larger. >> i'm sorry, i apologize. >> this will apply to every housing unit in san francisco that is subject to rent control and that's in a building of 3 unit or more. >> a that's how i read it. >> i don't know off the top of my head that is a huge housing stock in san francisco other question would be so there are a lot of owner occupied unit that are subject

not just about reuniting san francisco with the water front, any more, this is an asset for the entire city, the city cares about the water front and we have a lot of challenges that will not be solved by is tfl and the agency has to work across the city, and the sea level rise is a good example and, even in the day-to-day operations we have to work across the city. and rest assured that we are working towards that purpose. and part of what we need to give and communicate better. >> and document more on what we are doing not just in the commission meetings and here is the plan to go forward to demonstrate that. >> and i am going to have to ex-excuse meself at this point. >> thank you. >> commissioner murphy? >> yeah, i want to thank you both for your time. and effort. and to end the report, and now we talked all of the time about our city family. and the family seems to get bigger all of the time. but, the bigger it gets, the less they communicate. and i would like to see for one would like to see more communication between the different departments and the city. sure, i would like to see i

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zoning in the city and should have a citywide notice because changing what the zoning means for the entire city and the 16 uses that the gentleman went through are previously things are principally permitted this is substantively changed and the process and discussion has not happened i was at the meeting are aaron starr and the coalition for san francisco land use commission and no follow-up from the meeting it's frustrating this needs continuance and the public niece to understand what this all means it is not something that has a substantive impact of what it means to the city. >> next speaker >> good afternoon. i'm paul weber a director of telegraph hill association rather than going into the condiments that people have spoken about it has to be clear there needs to be more neighborhood input open this huge huge piece of legislation the staff has taken a pretty good crack at it i attended one meeting in which comments were made to staff and no follows up in terms of upgraded changes without explanation this is not the right way to approach all the neighborhoods to say here's our new game pl

low prices because they created a city-wide public owned, city owned broad band network over the entire city. so what mr. wolf was talking about was that we need what we need people like jason to do and studies like this to do is look at a way to use the undergrounding opportunities to build out an entire public network of conduit and fiber so that -- and dovetail that with the ammiano study that was done that's on your records because it was done for lafco and figure out how best to do a public city-wide network for broad band communications that is accessible to all citizens in the city and can include --. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, jed holtman, speaking as a san francisco resident just to quickly speak to commissioner lindo's point which mr. brooks basically just touched on. the foremost way to make sure that you can set, the board of supervisors or that a policy board of san francisco could set policy over how those lines are being used is of course if they are managed and controlled by the public instead of by private corporation x with private corporation x you basically have t

forward to the discussion with the voting public this is an exciting discussion something that the entire city is proud of so again, thank you very much everyone >>> committee will get started. katz, adams, brandon, murphy, ho. approval of minutes. >> public comment on executive session. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed.. item to move to executive session. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any to discuss executive session. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? >> we'll reconvene. city clerk: item 6. 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. >> please be adviced that ring of of cell phones and pagers and electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be adviced that the chair may order anyone out of the meeting room for the person responsible for cell phones or page are device. please beware that members of the public can make a public comment for three 3 minutes. item 8.

on the screen indicates the intensity is a little bit greater by 12:00 the parade begins in the entire city'slike we could catch some bricks of the rain will start to taper off and heading to city hall and through kedging speeches all should be an air-conditioned >> : tractor treads later on we are talking about a break in the rain. all should be fine as getting out the travel canyon. we're talking about possibility unsettled weather into early tomorrow morning and all sudden done talking about anywhere from 1/4 inch three quarters of an inch of rain. so here's a quick look at helene outlook again steady light rain as we had to the rest of the morning. and shower intensity will increase in the afternoon of such dry weather at returns letter on tonight >> : and look at the seminar and if forecast looks like sunday will see lots of sunshine slightly warmer conditions and continued that trend as we head into next week and lime startlingly like to meet ron the bay as we look around for some the traffic mess and to dry times here. look for example east for freeway 21 minutes and the herculeses att

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