so manufacturing, scale, etc.elieve we will reach the so-called holy grail of a solar module costing 50 cents per walt. -- watt. i believe we'll do that within a few years. we are well below $1 now heading towards 50 cents and maybe below. charlie: from solar? sec. moniz: from solar. from a solar module. charlie: what does it cost today for what we use today? power plants? sec. moniz: well, so a -- depends on what the plant is. certainly a nuclear plant is maybe $5 per watt. charlie: wow. 50 cents versus $5? sec. moniz: yeah. however, to be fair, the nuclear plant will run 90% of the time. the solar module will produce effectively say 20% of the time. but you go to a natural gas plant and you're talking $1 to $1.50 per watt. charlie: is natural gas a bridge ? sec. moniz: we have called it a bridge to low carbon. driven by market forces, natural gas is at a price point where it has displaced quite a bit of coal and in doing so lowered our carbon emissions. charlie: what are we using that for? sec. moniz: a lot of i

here we were at the stony project we were there for the ground breaking this morning, advisory street etc. why do we want to renew? there say variety of ree sons first of all [inaudible] talked about us doing a variety of work. it has changed since 2008 more 5,000 people moved into the neighborhood that call yerba buena their home we have thousands more coming into the neighborhood each day, with moma, and the escona center -- making the need for services, that much greater we also have support as cusia mentioned for support of these activities she mentioned outroom, if you add the numbers we have done 72 public meetings to hear from the neighborhood. we did an online survey to hear from folks. we also do a door to door campaign, where we go out and walk the neighborhood and meet with store front businesses, etc. to talk about what their needs are, and targeted mailings, to all property owns in the neighborhood to get their feedback. this map looks exactly like the old map. these are our new boundaries, the minor changes, are we absorbed a small parcel and 5th and full some that is part o

run their own safety programs and banner with the precinct and the donors and the police department etc. all those efforts are notable but they were carried out by single agencies so this refocused program we're looking at with a coordinated approach will result in a coordinated project with one unified voice quickly those are the 7 departments working together on the education subcommittee for vision zero mta, department of public health are the police department the school district or the district attorney's office and the depended of the investment and the transportation authority we over the last 6 months came up with a decision marking framework and protocol as much of the work was done by our team pit together our strategy something we're proud of so we are identifying how the subcommittee will productive the vision zero and he wants we'll get to providing the feedback on safety commissioners, that motion passes as people are identifying the campaigns bringing forward we'll provide the feedback would be one of the things we've balanced for the individual departments to have the fl

., etc., etc. a lot of time we've gone backward the point to show you those are the things that happen it is a lot of money been spent and community involvement ongoing throughout the entire process those next two slides show us the progress in 2010 we came before you when the environmental impact report this is showing you the stage and the work that's done we set up the graphic the green is good in 20142015 we're all agreeing for the land much of it perm d twoshgz and others are ready for transfer several parts at the tail end there's paperwork being done and parcels in the middle of remediation null did remedies and particle e the lighter green the design report being done for the remedies and parcel f the water will come to you they've not made the decisions though to tissue that that graphic is showing you how through all those years of work every little green dot at least one, if not several monitoring values showing you the the 25 thousand soil samples and warrant those are the sewer lines t

home in san francisco in hayes valley we were there 10 years a two-bedroom apartment well lighted, etc. and because rent control which i stronger support the rented went up from 277 to over 4 heeds dollars and an compatible apartment thousand dollars this increase is outages but i urge you to in our deliberations to come up with a solution that is as good as what the people would come up with if this issue went to the ballot years ago i met a labor writer i disagreed with but he said it is ghoulish to make money off other misfortune and all the people needing the money from their rentals - >> thank you. next speaker, please quinton you're up. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm quinton i know it's your job i want to acknowledge and give you kudos this afternoon for keeping a straight face when our planning direction and sdavr zoning administrator said the best enforcement was to talk to neighbors (laughter) no matter what does that is stunning the idea that supervisor farrell suggests hiring more people to talk about to people is a fascinating but that is about the debt and what's fasci

commissioner moore speak first. >> i'd like the architect tolgd briefly comment on the unit shift, etcand again there is thirty feet and 35 feet and whatever he will 12-hour period that's another possibility for variance if we see the challenge thank you, again i want to point out something that nobody's talking about this is a south facing courtyard and not necessarily what i call a land lock sites directly to the set is a prominent building that is going to be there and quite large set back from the property line this is facts of on this courtyard that is part of the discussion that we've had with the neighborhood and planning staff and with the size and shape of the courtyard we are really this is part of you can't why the courtyard is oriented the way it is in terms of what i can do architecturally i can add dimension but not 25 feet or 40 feet are the dwelling units if we our ratio goes down and the light we're losing quite a few unit i, easily do you know in looking at the design and without making pursuant not liveable 25 feet occupying all the way up i'll be willing to agree to

., etc., etc.. host: one more question. tonya: good afternoon. we represent federal employees who are dealing with race discrimination and retaliation in the federal government, and my question is to mr. davis with the department of justice. you know, when ferguson happened and michael was killed, and baltimore happened, and freddie gray with guilt everyone was looking to the department of justice. my question is, given the climate of retaliation within the department of justice, black marshals filing in civil court class-action, and they are pending another one at the eeoc, where you can google it. a 25 year long lawsuit against the u.s. marshals service after he whistled blowed and told how they were targeting black neighborhoods. my question is, what is doj doing to change the culture internally for those persons who speak out against injustice, who are trying to safeguard the public, like those persons in ferguson and its that are? that is the question, and i office in it to you that you support

go i think the residents of our city have had enough of long-term rights of way com deered by uber etc. and the fcc minimum standards are minimum just that which are frequently inadequate to keep up with and we need bigger pipe and we can't be thinking in today's terms and another like chat anooga utah has a ten-city fiber network and costs there are $65 for one gig a bit for residential we can do that and beat that. >> what city? >> in utah

the disparity between income and security, etc., etc. this has to be a major effect that has taken on people of color or poverty or that live in poverty because they don't have money to make contributions. a lot of folks -- i have a poor white side to my family and a poor black side in my family and i see what's happening on both sides. host: thank you. we are short on time and we will get a response. guest: i think is a very much a minute -- a very legitimate and real concern. when you have able feeling alienated from their elected officials. when you have people feeling like they have no power, eight is not a good dynamic for a healthy system. the income inequality issue is exacerbated by the campaign-finance system because if you look right now when we are talking about the 1% of the 1%, it kind of goes back to that old line of, he who pays the piper calls the tune. we have a system right now where the people who are paying the piper are the 1% of the 1%. that is not going to create a very healthy dynamic. which it you need all the re

and read the literature, etc. etc. >> host: though over 20 years later after the murder. is latasha harlins remembered in any way? >> guest: in many ways. people who were born in after her don't really remember but those who were alive to remember they will save the girl who was killed over orange juice or do you remember baby? baby was the small puppy that was kicked and abused by his owner who was also korean o witness called the police and he was there rests given 30 days in jail that sentence was pronounced about one month before the sentence of mrs. su they would say baby was formed to and the odor rightfully so was sent to jail but latasha harlins was shot in that back of the head and a person did not receive any jail time at all. how can a dog be kicked but a black girl could be killed and a person found guilty with no jail time battle? people also remember mrs. su because in august there was a rumor that she had another convenience store in south central and the community was outraged sending out fliers they were threatening to boycott. but it turns out she was cu

., etc. think it is a mistake for those who are post directly affected by these issues to recline and wait for others to do it. we have to continue to build for power economically, socially and politically so that we can get to that adult table and say no more will we rely on the benevolence of a system that has an appetite for our destruction to decide our destiny. no more. [applause] >> tell 'em how you really feel. >> sorry. >> don't make me follow that. [laughter] >> i won't. we're all going to follow this one. in talking to a number of you about this panel we talked a little bit about this bipartisan moment that we're all observing or experiencing, and i want to ask each one of you to answer this question. what if any opportunities do you see for solving the problems you all identified? getting off getting to the adult table, pushing through in communities to take care of the predicates to entering the criminal justice system, resolving implicit bias, getting to issues of reducing barrie

. >> the etc.indow is a little bit confusing any more questions. >> the window there's a window downstairs. >> it is the bathroom window. >> it's a legal. >> it should be on the plan that he showed hopefully it shows there up to our knowledge their, their exist windows. >> it seems like everything jives. >> with that diagram. >> that diagram. >> on the pop out on the east side of the pop out because i, i have confused i thought that was windows open that side you're saying there's month no windows on the east side. >> along the south. >> south facing windows they're talking about that perhaps that east window. >> not on the pop out. >> sure got it that jives with what the gentleman said mr. put are a you agree. >> yes. that's jiefdz with the plans no windows on the east side that's my confusion with the dbi those windows having that the pop out having east facing windows. >> there's american people east facing window - well it didn't show on the plan. >> okay. >> it is probably the window that is b

homeownership but. >> a rental is broke down into different categories 61 family rental 13 bedroom, etc. sized unit the specific population restrictions about 13 percent for senior rental and 9 percent for supportive or special needs and 10 percent on homeownership. >> so that bring sees us to the authorization to be transmitted to the mars and a mar and any changes she'll be authorized to make the changes and through the budget year it allows us flexibility on tables 3 in our budget that's the project area if there recent an adjustment before a line item and shipyard we'll make those for the flexibility, of course it is subjected to our ralph authority we've got 15 approved and working on 16 b this early fall and back to 0 you for deduction deduction that concludes my presentation. >> thank you any speaker card. >> two speaker cards (calling names). >> according to the brown act i'm francisco according to the brown act you commissioners please make sure when you have a long presentation like this so convoluted there are steps for the public to know exactly what our talking about so whe

., etc. but i have nothing foster to say only to grant her the appeal thank you. >> ms. o'hare anything further on rebuttal. >> i'm not sure i heard that last comment correctly as regards to the notice the code violations but in case i heard it correctly i want to note in elizabeth and richards letters to the board of appeals this is noted from the architect that the briefing excludes includes a letter from the architect that spells out separate violations and lastly i'd like to note it is unfortunate that a administrative error could deny it permit to go forward when elizabeth and richard were not at fault for that error. >> anything further seeing none then. >> the question for mr. duffy just to confirm there's a little bit of the confusion i believe that the appellant indicated that there was no notice of violation officially issued by your department so; is that correct. >> that's why i didn't say that i couldn't find any notice of violation from the building inspection or housing inspect

., etc. but the attorney needs to stop talking in closed session perhaps the next commission meeting because commissioner singh makes on excellent point this is a parking facility. >> i can't especially park in civic serve without being offered evaluate there is noticing something not right cannot be returning in the red this of. >> that's for - >> sure. >> and is next page 24 do we pay $308,000 every year for improvement. >> for shore park no, we pay for a project manager contract and get 3 hundred you thousand dollars of city income from food co-we're storing up those is unanimous amount of $300,000 to be used for capital improvement so we'll get $308,000. >> 3 hundred plus every year. >> from food co-yes, in is past things were done without money but we're storing that money up for the money at shore park that is to cost - we hope to transfer the asset this fiscal year and transfer those funds is capital improvement fund so is work can get done. >> every lived bit helps. >> yes. it does. >

in their functioning before january 19th that the business license was received from january 19th, etc. the planning department is checking using those documents to make sure their complying with the amnesty program. >> so the clearance of the dpw as of those conditions may not be acceptable to the planning department potentially because they've gone through the dpw and successfully gone through that process. >> in terms of the - >> the compliance with those conditions probably can you have a turn out down from the planning department and if they don't comply with the requirements potentially. >> okay. the these compliance that you mentioning are they additional to what is set up in sex d with conditions what's the conditions i'm a little bit confused. >> not a problem so the documents they're asking for for instance the rental or lease agreements, etc. those are used to make sure that their complying with those 5 requirements so you can use a rental or lease agreement to show our functioning before january 19th. >> those requirements are not submitted in your opinion to the dpw alread

infrastructure is necessary to provide support for all the other programs we have shelter and drop in, etc. i'm here to support respite for subsidies they're the way to both keep people in housing and also make sure their exits for them as they exit our short term i very much so that as a reducing resolution to homelessness. >> thank you. next speaker, please and hi, i'm thank you for having this important hearing i work for a nonprofit organization that offers treatment to people that mental illness they come from jail and go to hospital beds i've seen this work the client that was chronically homeless from one hospital to other ended up getting a home and we really don't think on the 5 percent wage adjustment it is not acceptable to criminal lists imagines while it infrastructure san francisco has this money it is not right and it also saves the city money in the long term because hospitalizing people and krarg them is expensive i can't talk about nonprofits every single day when i get to work sometimes before i open the door i have two clients asking me about the housing they can't focu

people like to rent and live there temporarily because their home like they have good restaurants, etc. but that's for the residents not for tourists we commercial lists san francisco and given it to the one percent i'm - >> thank you tech sf roberto hernandez you still here no bryan please come on up. >> hello supervisors bryan with the aids housing alliance there our several points i know that is a difficult place for you supervisors to be in i'm sure you've spent with time the airbnb approach educate on their view it is important to look at almost every tenant in the city ate the san francisco apartments association have gotten together and spent a who bunch of time together we're in agreement that's a rare thing and something to take notation of unfortunately ,those platforms and their business models don't allow for san francisco and this reports under counts the number ever units taken off the math they only have the opportunity to look at one approach people good from approach to approach and a to platform 50 days or 8 days on one approach we're seriously under counting the numb

they're built and just it by the residential guidelines, the special situations with the neighbors, etc. worker here we have an exist illegal project if it was legal we wouldn't be here i think this the pardon the person the dr requester before i go on this is not about a long guilty whether she lived there the fact your recent immigrants has nothing to do with with that case it is what it is i think it is we licenses listened to the evidence i think my fellow commissioners, i thought about it i have to put my sever into the dr requesters shoes the permit was pulled in 2010 and the family that was dr requested i'm trying to give you every benefit of the district 4 doubt maybe he didn't know the process but you know the process and get a permit and you built much bigger than your permit and resulted no suspensions you - i honestly think legal listing the project is awarding lawfulness behavior. >> i'm sorry. >> i think we had a similar situation a few months ago on russian hill a stair build in the 9 hundred this family built the project not something you inherited that comes into my dec

maybe they can start bringing in foreign investors again to help work out various situations etc.eece russia i think you know, more basically the story of the oil price in my view. jonathan: still to come on program, still kicking off in zurich. live in switzerland to get the latest on the scandal engulfing fifa. stay tuned for that. we're back in two. ♪ jonathan: hello and welcome back. it is a story which has dominated the news for the last 24 hours. the fifa scandal. yesterday u.s. prosecutors unsealed an indictment charging 14 people as well as guilty pleas by four others that detail rampant corruption dating back to 1991. the dependents are alleged to have paid more than $150 million in bribes and kickbacks. let's get more with our bloomberg team. mark barton in europe. first for you in europe. there is an event to be happening tomorrow. is it still happening? mark: it is astonishing. it is hard to know where to begin because most of these allegations center on soccer officials from the americas. it is alleged in the zimet released yesterday. it is alleged -- indictment relea

improve the staff experience at the same time in our service centers throughout the city medicare and etc. and the staff are really engaged this is an immense process they're meeting every week for 6 months this is an extremely time consuming and a lot of engagement and we're grateful they've agreed to do that i can see it is help to integrate programs and people are doing things outside their task because their starting to know each other's programs and starting to understand what it means to integrate an agency other thing we continue to be involved in people in the department and community some thought you are involved if various committees of the long term care council and a lot of things going on there there's the age and sedating san francisco group and the housing committee and hiv and aging to name a few a lot of engagement and activity going on and those help to integrated and the long term care coordinating council itself which brings in a variety of different departments people in the community labor etc. which is not integration effort >> so to make things better for seniors a

copy and those are diners are are the african-american shapes and crowded theatre and other theatres, etcank you very much for your support >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm katie the director of the community and external regulations across the street and it's my pleasure to serve as the echoing the comments of my colleagues in the art we're truly a unified front to support all the aorta in san francisco the performing art rely on a group of artist and provide employment a for myself a resident in the decreasing of funding for the art it is important to note as my colleague appointment the hotel tax dollars we've lost out on significant fund $95 million over the last 10 years have been locked out before the formula that is on a 8 percent total not going to the arts presently as i mentioned the art are a unified front we ask for the increases in the small and mid sized art organization and the modest 2 percent cost of living allocation proposed by the grant for the art please consider those priorities in the budget process we urge you to bmw or thin

identify themselves if they don't want to, however, we have to identify campaign consultants registered etc. this list what if i don't know they're registered on this list? i try to disclose as many people as possible. i can't help it if someone doesn't show up or they change -- swap out a person i don't anticipate that how do i know these people are registered? some i know some i don't. >> it seems like the issue you are raising is a policy implementation type question i think what this ordinance would require is if you are in a room with say six other people that you say i'm handing out a sign-up sheet. you don't have to sign your name but if you are a consultant lobbyist campaign consultant or manager, you do. whether that is something that is feasible, that would be implement i will leave that to your judgment >> there is also the requirement that you made the attempt to say who is there, people identify themselves, you have the name on the record, you may not know that that person is um, a consultant or lobbyist, but if they're registered, that can be compared to what is presented in t

even enabling change even enabling a new direction of architecture, etc. etc. and as i sit here and look at the things we are supposed to evaluate one of which is neighborhood character and the impact on the general neighborhood. i was -- needless to say by my reaction i am stymied by what is design review in the context of that spirit. so -- >> i appreciate those comments, and maybe just two responses i may have. first i am often in a position in reviewing variances to make a decision on a project. and i very much appreciate and it's exceptionally when neighbors bring specific alternatives forward. i think that's wonderful. i wanted to comment on that. and maybe quite some time since we had, if ever our design review professionals could do a presentation here about how we conduct our process and maybe a brief overview on the residential guidelines. i think in the past we have distributed the guidelines to the commissioners and i can work with the president if that is something that the board would like. we had one with dph and could have preservation. >> that