.) >> thank you supervisor farrell. it's great to see homeownership's and our labor force and city agencies thank you for coming together. we all support our assignment. this program as supervisor farrell pass very adequately explains you you know we started pace with or my proximate in 2010. it's a pretty big announcement we you will including exclude that was tremendous barriers for folks taking initiative on their own to create the energy all the times you have water xhefrm and making that something personally they wanted to contributed to the climate change in the world. that codify view was something many my mind when this program started fortunately it was stalled out bus of the fear from the financial sectors particularly freddie mac and fannie mae. but as a result as we've throughout through it there were other participates that stepped up. i i'd like to take this opportunity to not only thank xhaerl for restarting this program and calling upon our department to lead the way with all the other partners we've ide

and i go back to what supervisor farrell said, and i want to again thank and appreciate supervisor farrell, his staff margo kelly, another great effort. this is what innovation does in the city. it gets everybody to actually work at even higher levels in government in a public-private partnership with companies like google and all the rest of the wonderful members of sf city to do what we can do and to do more than we think we can. in order to bring benefits, bring equity, bridge not only the digital divide, but perhaps bring the whole innovative spirit to every community in san francisco. this is what i think this wi-fi effort of our 31 parks is saying. and the nice thing about it is that when you study what we're going to do here and accomplish with the 31 parks, and that we along with our technology partners, our communications partners, our department leaders, new ones as well as old ones, are saying this is just the beginning. this is literally the beginning of a continued effort to innovate, innovate, and innovate. and i like what mark said. not only are there no strings attached. re

farrell. thank you, supervisor farrell, for proposing this idea. i know one of the challenges that i had as a former director of a cbo is the fact that we had received numerous grants from various city departments and part of the challenge was the fact that they required different things, they had different technical systems which also required classes to understand those technical systems and it was extremely time consuming and i know that what's being proposed here is a way to organize departments, the communication with departments better, and i just wanted to get -- because this is of course a big picture type of thing, but i just wanted to understand the smaller picture in terms of its direct impact on grant recipients or people who do business with the city because, again, it is a challenge to get sometimes departments to communicate with one another, but also it's not a one size fits all, in some cases, one department may need one thing, another may need another but there is certain basic information that can be clearly established and i jus

(clapping.) >> thank you mayor ed lee and a special thanks to our team lead by supervisor farrell. at this time i want to bring up annually king who's your vice president here in san francisco. >> thank you a lot to say what a fantastic legislation i want to thank my mayor mayor ed lee and xhaerl for this terrific step forward for the clean energy goals for our city i want to thank light luminal and our commission. and our department because once this legislation is put forth we have a tremendous department that knows house to get the word out and has a fantastic outreach team led by a gentleman i'm calling open in public for his tremendous work and going to tell homeownership's why this is exciting. this is the first step for demand which will turn into jobs. so i want to thank the commission and in specific the president josh wouldn't be here but nick was put in a lot of time for this project. because somebody mentioned i looked like a muni driver today you know who you are (laughter) >> but then at the commission we're driving codify the sentiments and values of what we want to

farrell has other ideas. she drives away.again. >> get out of the vehicle. get out of the vehicle right now! >> reporter: but farrell refuses. her five children inside the minivan are screaming. her 14-year-old son gets out but changes his mind when the officer draws his taser. >> you're already facing evasion charges. you ran away from me. >> i didn't run away. did you see my children? >> reporter: finally farrell agrees to get out and talk, but not for long. >> turn around and face your vehicle. ma'am, listen to me. >> her 14-year-old son gets out again and rushes the officer. he pulls out his taser again and the boy retreated. the officer tries to get the boy out. other officers arrive on the scene. farrell drives off again, weaving around police officers. despite the fact the minivan is full of children, the other officer fires at it. no one is hit. a four-minute high-speed chase ensues. at one point the minivan heads the wrong way into traffic. finally farrell pulls over in front of a hotel and surrenders. she and her so

we also have with us the president of the board of supervisors david chiu and supervisor mar farrell. both supervisors along with david campos were the 3 who helped new york state the final all the time to move this project forward. we appreciate the dedication of each of you to final approval. also, we can't precede without acknowledging one person who was vitality to the success of our project lou. he lead a series of very frank and positive productive discussion that helped to move forward this project and his help in this process and his service to the city of san francisco is appreciated. jude i didn't say here. she would and bralthd this project and helped guide itself internal process thank you very much jude i didn't were i want to thank dr. warren your leadership and commitment kept driving us to build two new world-class hospitals in san francisco. thank you for keeping us on track. we're working very closely with city bills and the construction administration professional service academy to build hospital construction jobs. we're dedicated and committed to san francisco and

after a four minute high-speed chase, farrell pulled over in front of a hotel. she and her son were arrested. >> those two police officers are now under investigation. the mother faces charges of child abuse, fleeing and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia. the 14-year-old faces charges of battery of an officer. >>> it's 4:44. let's check the weather. hey, where's frank? >> he is on the way. >> better show up with donuts! [ laughter ] >> we have had some showers overnight. some of that in the north bay already. about .10" of rain into santa rosa a little more across the mountaintops but still plenty more to come. our hi-def doppler radar showing you those scattered showers rolling on through overnight. then tapering off the further south you went but there's still more on the way just off the coastline. so, here's how we're going to play it. out the door today, cloudy skies, a chance of some showers early on today. i think then it picks up as we head in toward the middle of the day in the afternoon. rain becoming more likely all around the bay area espe

i want to introduce supervisor farrell. so supervisor farrell i'd like to invite you up (clapping) >> thanks so much it's hard to believe we're here today. we've been working on this project i want to thank all who made this happen it takes from the teams. i want to thank targeted not only for all the giving but coming into this location and also another person who is heading up the project. they've been hiring a lot of local people especially from the western edition so it took a village and i want to thank everyone involved. my mother didn't work here but i came when it was a sears and recognize. this is about creating jobs as mayor lee mentioned it's also about rehe storing a shopping center people didn't want to come. thooim i'm thrived to be here. i'm going to remember most is my son jack and i were the first customers hearing here at target (clapping) and that was the first item officially purchased in target tonight (clapping) >> thank you so much supervisor and thank you for helping us find an amazing home here per

supervisor fehrbacker farrell? -- farrell? >> i am could sponsoring a resolution developed in part nership with mayor lee support the revitalization of green finance sf and support the efforts of the environment, to gret green finance sf up and running again, i want to thank supervisors wiener, kim, yee for the co-sponsorship, as well as supervisor mar for his sponsorship. after nearly 6 months of ground work with various stakeholders from the environment, mayor lee and i announced to rekick start green finance sf, a program that will continue san francisco's tradition of being at the forefront of combating climate change, meeting our greenhouse emission reduction, our renewable energy pros in their homes. green finance sf is a program for residential properties of [inaudible] or less, otherwise known as pace, it's a financing structure that will enable san francisco at no cost to the city to fund energy efficient and renewable energy upgrades for property owners and home owners. green finance sf special form of financing will

after a 10-minute high-speed chase, farrell finally stops. she and her son are arrested. [ screaming ] >> reporter: farrell is charged with child endangerment, resisting arrest and reckless driving. her son was charged with battery. farrell's attorney says she drove off because she was scared. and the officers are under investigation. >>> other bay area headlines. friends and family of the victims of the jonestown massacre gathered this morning at an oakland memorial to the mass murder-suicide. today marks the 35th anniversary of when more than 900 people died in guyana after cult leader jim jones convinced them to drink poison. many of the victims were from the bay area. the massacre came hours after jones' followers killed san mateo county congressman leo ryan and four others who were investigating jonestown. >>> emergency responders got to freshen up their skills today along san francisco's waterfront. it's a drill. divers inspected piers as part of this disaster drill meant to simulate a response to a catastrophic earthquake. the drill or

supervisor avalos >> thank you chair farrell. it's very rare that i get moved by hearing from public comment i hear a lot of public comment and sometimes, i feel my haerment heartily is harden but i'm moved by the compassion from the people of bayview community people who care about the homeless and people are living homeless. there are many people in this room who have risen to a great care of services. i don't believe we have a lot of shelters in san francisco that have that level of consent of the neighborhood and it's clear many people who have become homeless in san francisco are homeless because of the huge economic disparities that are in the city. people becoming homeless from foreclosures and defaults. my community has been hit hard with foreclosures. i feel its important we provide a level of service. we are not expanding services for people who are not homeless we're providing services for people who are already in the shelters. and then you know when it comes to people who are very concerned about the shelter it reall

supervisor farrell? >> no. >> farrell, no. supervisor kim, aye, supervisor mar, aye. supervisor tang, aye. supervisor wiener, no, supervisor yee, aye, supervisor avalos, aye. there are 9 ayes and two no's. >> the motion is denying both of the appeals are passed and the only thing i will just say colleague, i'm hoping we're not going to see additional appeals of this until supervisor breed's legislation moves forward but of course folks are free to file what they wish. with that, why don't we now go to roll call for introductions, madam clerk. >> yes, mr. president, supervisor breed is first to introduce new items. >> thank you, today i'm introducing an amendment to the tic bypass legislation that the board passed earlier this year and the in the past couple of months, we've seen a number of appeals of the conversion, bypass fee and these appeals have by in large been solely on the basis of financial hardship, regardless of how sympathetic the appeals are, there is no obl gases of the law for a fee waiver, the board can simply not do it, part 3196.4j1 of the subdivisio

>> reporter: farrell and the officer started to struggle as she got back in the van.en her 14-year-old rushed and scuffled with the officer. as backup units arrived, the officer pointed his taser at the boy and then smashed the minivan's windows. >> open the door! >> reporter: farrell sped off and another officer fired his gun, apparently at the tires, of the minivan. after a four minute high high- speed chase she pulled over in front of a hotel. she and her son were arrested. >> pelley: john, clearly the driver should haven't done what she did but the police response? i mean, how did the cops defend this? >> well, they're going to have to look at this against the policies of the new mexico state police and i think the hardest part for them to defend is going to be firing the shots not from a taser but from a gun at a car where the car is driving away, firing in the direction of at least two other state police officers and at a car with five children. now, the new mexico state police policy on firing at or from a moving vehicle says it's prohibited if it puts the offi

thank you, supervisor mark farrell, for taking this on. you have my full support on this important issue. (applause) >> while reforms and sacrifices have spared us deep cuts we've experienced during the deepest part of our economic downturn, we still have much work to do. this year's projected $123.6 million general fund shortfall and next year's $256 million shortfall requires strategic choices and strategic investment. so, in this budget you will see fiscal prudence, a high level of services to our residents, investments that protect our social safety net, increased public safety support for our neighborhoods, support for our critical infrastructure, and investments in our economy and job creation. one thing we agreed on early was that in the time of state and federal cuts, protecting our social safety net is more important than ever. so, therefore, i have rejected all proposed year-one mental health and substance abuse reductions from public health department and i have restored $4 million in federal cuts to programs serving people with

as the cop walks off farrell pulls away. so he pulls her off area against. officer is not happy. get out of the vehicle right now. >> the officer trying to pull farrell out why the kids scream. her 14-year-old son gets out but thanks again when the officer pulls the taser. >> you ran away from me. >> i didn't run away. do you see my children. i'm not doing anything wrong. she agrees to get out and talk. >> around u-turn around and face the vehicle. they struggle as she tried to get back in the van. the 14-year-old gets out and this time he rushes the officer trying to defend his mom. the boy runs back into the minivan. the officer tried to get him out while back up arrives. >> open the door. farrell starts to drive off while another officer fires at the minivan full of kids as young as six. farrell takes them on a four minute high-speed chase into taos cutting into wrong-way traffic before giving up in front of a hotel. no one was hurt. the woman and her son were arrested and charged the officers are under investigation. >>> a pilot who made an emergency lan

cohen, aye, supervisor farrell? supervisor, farrell, aye, supervisor kim,? supervisor tang, aye, supervisor wiener, wiener, aye, supervisor yaoe, yaoe, aye, supervisor avalos? >> aye. >> there are 11 ayes. >> these ordinances are finally passed, resolutions adopted and motions approved. madam clerk, item 12. >> item 12 is a resolution to authorize the municipal transportation agent to enter into an agreement with ips group for the procurement of single space parking meters and support services for an amount not to exceed 54 million dollars and for a term of five years. >> i have an amendment today to this contract agreement that i want to present essentially we've had a number of go-arounds with this resolution, concerned about the expansion of parking meters and concern from residents, in particular, parts of san francisco and considered about the outreach effort of the mta as well, and so what we have is an amendment that would lower the number of parking meters that would be authorized for new meters na are part of this resolution from 10 thousand to 5 th

farrell is out on bond. aditi roy, abc news. >> i don't know where to start. >> this is such a difficult -- you want to say what your opinion is but you are going to be wrong no matter -- >> clearly the driver was putting her kids in danger but -- acting ridiculous but then to see shots fired. i see the little girl in the back and think of the little girl who doesn't belong there. nobody belongs there. yes, exactly. she didn't hit anybody. she is in a bad situation with people acting badly and to see bullets go flying at the car freaks me out a little, a lot. >> we were talking about this in our meeting and perhaps she was scared. she has a prior arrest for driving intoxicated and police say they found a marijuana pipe in her possession when she was stopped. maybe all of those things were racing through her head. she had her kids in the car. >> i'm not cutting her slack. but i'm not cutting the police any slack either. bad situation. >> i can understand trying to get her out of the car, scuffling with the so

get out of the vehicle. >> reporter: over the next several months the farrell refuses to cooperate.things finally blow up and at that point farrell's 14-year-old son approaches and the officer said he swung at him multiple times before running back in the van and locking the door as police backup arrive. >> open the door. >> reporter: the officer uses a baton to break the window and another officer fires three shots. in the police report the firing officer said he was aiming at the left rear tire trying to immobilize the vehicle. he wrote, my decision in shooting at the tire and not the driver was because of all of the people in the vehicle. >> farrell was arrested and charged with child abuse, fleeing an officer and possession of drug marijuana for a pair of marijuana pipes found in the van. >> my decision to file charges or prosecute had less to do with the officer's behavior than it did the suspect's behavior. that's in my mind what initiated everything. >> reporter: farrell and her attorney declined to comment. but in court the attorney claimed farrell was scared for her childre

i'd like to start with supervisor farrell why do you believe this prop a is important >> i started workinghen our city controller said we have a 4.4 blindfolds liability. number one we have retirees who worked long and a hard tossed the city of san francisco and workers that are feasor full. that's something we want to avoid and fight against we want to make sure that our seniors have their health care that were second of all the costs for our city a hundreds of thousands of dollars. this year as chairman of our committee b it will grow to $500 million a year over the next 20 years were so preparing prop a does make sure that our cities retirees and their health care is priority for in the further. in thirty years our 4 half a billion dollars liability will be wiped-out off the books and we'll save a lot of money from 5 hundred memorial day's a year down and those hundreds of dollars of million dollars dollars will go toward neighborhood things. and to make sure we put ourselves on a course everyone is sporting and i'm proud to be part of. mr. murphy would you recycle to speak to the oppos

san francisco board of supervisors budget and financial committee for november 6, 2013, i'm mark farrel and i'm be doing this meeting and i want to thank supervisor scott wiener for joining us and supervisor mar and avalos will join us in a while. i want to thank victor young and the sfgtv covering this. mr. clerk do we have announcements. >> yes. >> be silent. and phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards should be submitted to the clerk. itemed acted upon today will be on the agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay. so we have one relatively longer hearing and we have a number of items before that, so we'll get going with the hearing and the resolution that i sponsors. clerk, call item number one and 1. >> item number 1 hearing to focus on the overall trends in hospital pricing, the rationale from the hospitals for the setting of these prices, how hospital prices are affecting our governmental accounting standards board unfunded healthcare liability, overall healthcare costs, and how the pricing seems to disproportionately affect the uninsured and underinsured. >> item nu

supervisor farrell. supervisor yee >> i want to support the reappointment of al perez. i think he's an outstanding member. and since 2009 he's been an invaluable person. what i'm mostly expressed is how he utilized his skills for the entertainment business owners and patrons and neighborhood and city departments. he offered his design to help the city. his commitment to the art is well demonstrated by.org events such as the parade at gardens the glarnthdz celebration outside of the philippines. i have full convenient that al will continue with his energy and passion >> colleagues, same house, same call? we can do that without opposition this is approved. >> item 38 to reappoint impairing to the california state association of couldn't board of supervisors. >> colleagues do i have a motion to excuse sxhaifr. >> (calling names) there are 10 i's. motion provided >> item 39 to confirm patrick to the city hall advisory commission. >> thank you, mr. president i want to speak in favor of the appointment and thank the mayor for appointing mr. carney. i've grown to know his work

. >> commission are farrel. >> present. >> commissioner kim. >> mr. kim absent. >> commissioner mar. >> here. >> tang. >> present. >> commissioner yee. >> yee is absent. >> thank you very much. colleagues, commissioner wiener has had to go back east for a family matter and would like to excuse his absence. can i make a motion from supervisor farrel and campos and we'll take that out objection. thank you: madam clerk please call the next item. approve the minutes of the september 24, 2013 meeting.. >> colleagues any comments on the minutes. >> seeing none. we'll go to public comment. anyone of the public like to comment on item 2. seeing none. we'll close public comment. >> roll call on the minutes. >> commissioner avalos. >> i. >> wiener. >> commissioner campos. >> i. >> commissioner chiu. >> i. >> commissioner cohen. >> i. >> commissioner breed. >> i. >> commissioner farrel. >> i. >> commissioner mar. >> i. >> commissioner tang. >> i. >> item pass. >> this item passes. madam clerk call the next item, please. >> next item san chair's report-informatio

. >> i want to thank farrel on this and he's got the health service staff. i wanted to be added as a cosponsor of item 2. despite the health service boards members, i feel we're benefiting the public in what we're doing here and it's our role as the board of supervisor when we want more information and we demand that transparency and i hope we work together at the state level. i don't think we would have had this discussion without a strong voice from the community and the labor saying let's have a dialogue with this with mutual respect. i'm glad that kaiser and i saw rose here earlier, but really the hospital rep working with communities to make our on health system work better with equity focus as well. thank you. >> thank you supervisor mar. so if there are no other comments, colleagues, items 1 and 2, so i'm going to continue 1 to the college of the hearing. we can do that without objection. item 2 is the motion in resolution supporting transparency and thank you supervisor mar for your cosponsor ship and we can move that forward. thank you everyone. >>

supervisor farrell >> i. >> supervisor mar. >> mary. supervisor yee. there are 10 i's and one no >> i'd like to make a motion to resend the vote. >> seconded by supervisor farrell that vote should be resented madam clerk, call the role again on line items. >> supervisor breed. >> i. supervisor chiu. >> i. >> supervisor farrell. >> i. >> supervisor kim. >> - on the second whereas clause roll call. >> (calling names) there are 7 i's and 4 notices. >> that amendment passes and on the final 3 further result clauses on page 2. madam clerk roll call >> oh, supervisor breed. we're still on the dividing up to amend and a yes on page 2 >> thanks. >> other comments supervisor campos. >> supervisor campos. i. >> supervisor chiu. i >> supervisor cowen. i >> supervisor jane kim. >> i. >> supervisor mar. >> i. >> supervisor weiner. >> supervisor yee. those pass and on the underlying discussion >> i did want to make some comments because of some concerns that have been expressed to my office about this particular item. the human services agency and other hope and cit