san francisco for me is the entrepreneurial city andç i think for us to be able to accommodate that,wu: thank you again. i'm trying to understand what all the goals were and to understand what we're getting from the goals. the eastç soma goals include attracting jobs for local residents, encouraging a mix of income, increasing affordable housing. i just want to flag a couple of things that raise questions for me. around the jobs. loss of p.d.r.ç is something tç raises questions. around the mix of housing or mix of income in the affordable housing that valencia gardens was the bulk of what the affordable housing increase was or the numbers were and thatq%y not really be new housing or new affordable housing opportunities and then commissioner sugaya raced the issue of ellis act. there were 80 of those and 760 new affordable housing units. actually, the 80 is 10% of that and represents quite a lot in affordableç housing. i just wanted to flag those issues. ommission hearing so we'll continue to be part of this conversation. finally, i wanted to commend the department on the work at

at the end of the day, i think it is important to our city, which has been home to many entrepreneurialtures, to state that we are open for business to these types of companies. i think it is important that we continue to be a leader of those countries -- companies. i hope that this legislation goes through the process that you will agree with that and that we will move it forward. the rest of items i will submit. secretary: thank you. supervisor campos? supervisor campos: thank you. i have a number of items, but i have won the i am submitting with others. this is for the very important distinction of being a new affiliate of the smithsonian institute. the mexican museum has just announced that it received this distinction, being named an affiliate of the world renown the smithsonian institution. this distinction establishes a long-term partnership between the smithsonian and the mexican museum and and cleans the future loan of smithsonian our work and artifacts. you can only imagine the possibilities with that. not only does the mexican museum join a very short but esteemed list of mus

entrepreneurial minds. i want to figure from conaway for your leadership, not only helping to cede some of the greatest part we have here in the city, and working with a community that wants to work with the government. we have talked about in gauging the technology community and innovators to make city government better. i also want to take a moment to graduate the mayor for making a great decision for creating this position. a couple of weeks ago, i was reading york city was contemplating a similar position like this, and i meant to come and tell you, you should create the position. lo and behold, here we are. he has really been driving innovation in the city, and it is important for there to be a central coordinating role. we have been working together to move the agenda forward. i do hope this will help to revitalize and change a culture of government and move us squarely into the 21st century. we are often stuck in some of our practices of 1999, and we need to be to where we are today, in the year 2012. with that, thank you very much for being here. >> thank you. it is really wonderful to hear the sentiments expressed about th

city that i love. and it illustrates just the entrepreneurial creativity.g it and creating something as wonderful as south by. i wanted to document that and share it with people. >> the interesting thing is as we travel around you see that there are all different cultures. it's completely, totally different but there is a commonality in how those are succeeding do things and the way that they work with each other and the way they embrace the local culture. they embrace the local identity. what do you think was so definitive as to how you guys chose to -- you didn't know what was going to happen but you must have chosen a certain way to work with each other, certain goal, certain culture. give us a sense of what the early culture and goals were that ultimately led to this sort of experiment that blew up to be so fabulous. >> i think south by southwest is very much a reflection of austin and the creative culture that's in austin as alan referenced. 25 years ago we were a very, very small organization and that was a good thing. we had the chance to kind of gro

city-wide. in the past, we have targeted specific corridors, such as third street and at the bayview which pro-active assistance in negotiating and strengthening leases, in this case, provided by renaissance and entrepreneurial center. in such a market, as we work directly to bring new businesses and arts and nonprofits into the area, we worked with urban solutions and the northern california loan fund to help these get stronger, affordable, long-term leases. two other new initiatives will expand resources to address your concerns. the job squad, which will extend the reach of the small business assistance center to neighbor across the city will allow us to quickly identify business owners who need help and refer them to the right services in a timely fashion. also, by investing tabrets strategy, which i just mentioned, will be a targeted approach -- my investing in neighborhoods strategy, which i just mentioned, will be a targeted approach in the area. ultimately, the health of each retail businesses intertwined with the neighborhood and the neighborhood began to flourish when we make sure the individual businesses grow along with them. thank you very much and i look forward to working with you on all the b

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help cities and towns hire more police officers and firefighters he also wants to see a to 20,000 veterans get jobs rebuilding national parks and local communities he is also proposing entrepreneurial training. julian crews has more on the unemployment data >>positive numbers and job growth and unemployment adds to the news of increased factory output and stronger manufacturing ... chicago and the midwest are seeing an undeniable uptick in business we saw clear evidence of this yesterday in the far northwest suburban belvidere illinois where it was announced by chrysler that the dodge dart will have a manufacturing base their four both domestic and export product ... and mayor rahm emanuel announced a $68 billion german companies would bring its north american headquarters to chicago. they say the region's manufacturing and industrial capabilities are what drew them to chicago ... but there is a report based on government statistics that say there is a shortage of skilled manufacturing human capital ... there may be 600,000 openings for skilled workers in manufacturing that require specialized training ... chicago jobs for justice says that the government has to take a more active

city entities. the environment at usc isi for noaland when a copusc is very entrepreneurial. ed research where faculty collaborates or do their studies in various neighborhoods and their collaborations with city institutions. you have to provide the right incentives in the space of the academy to get the will to do that. every year, when it comes to the evaluation of the performance of a faculty member, the three most important components is the research activity, their teachers activity, and their service. this is not just service to the institution but service to participate in this neighborhood and city-related programs. we created these incentives in the annual evaluations of our faculty performance. >> a few of your mentionedk-12 schools and one of the biggest issues facing urban areas are the public schools. gene, you mentioned ucla runs a school that is one school within a fairly large public school system. how much impact can university have when it is running just one or two schools? >> that is one school that we are intensively running but we have hundreds of schools