supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor christensen supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee madam president all members are present. >> we're joined by mayor ed lee and ladies and gentlemen, can you please join us in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all thank you colleagues are there any changes for the september 8th percent or september 15th regular board minutes seeing none, motion by supervisor cohen and seconded by the supervisor farrell madam clerk colleagues we'll take that without objection. we'll take that without objection. those meeting minutes have passed an. okay madam clerk we have a special order with the mayor today can you please read the item >> yes. the first item of business the policy discussions between the honorable mayor ed lee and board of supervisors the mayor may provide comments up to 10 minutes and supervisor cowen has a question and follow-up questions are in order so long as the disc

john farrell will return as manager next spring. farrell left the team to undergo cancer treatment. mike joins us with more. mike: the timing was interesting. in a luminance one single day of speculation or john farrell will return as manager of the red sox next season -- it eliminates a single day was speculation. he was diagnosed with stage i lymphoma. he competed -- completed therapy as an insurance policy, the red sox gave the interim manager a two extension. also, the red sox season just concluded. this was the farewell game. you do not want to miss it. we will have that in sports. ed: the hero on the mend. how the men who risked his life in the organ shootings is doing tonight. a while moose chase. t a quiet sunday morning that simon became action-packed. joaquin still spinning in the atlantic. how impact will track -- we will track when it moves closer to at 6:00. ed: president obama paying tribute to firefighters killed he spoke in maryland honoring 84 firefighters are were killed on the job in 2014. he says those being honored are indeed heroes. president obama: we reaffirm

farrell had been diagnosed with stage one lymphoma on august 14 and received good news, farrell says: -- we've had a lot of close game with them. a lot of two-minute drives stopping them at the end, overtime games. not too many games have ever gotten out of hand. >> when it comes to the patriots jets rivalry through the records out the window. despite owning the a.f.c.east, the patriots always seem to find the sledding tough against their bitter rival. the patriots have won seven of their last meetings including a hard fought sweep last year over a jets team that finished the season with only four wins. the pats winning the games by a combined three points. jets have been successful at doing something few teams have been able to sub certification getting under tom brady's skin. alex has more from foxboro on the sunday showdown against the top ranked defense. after causing tom brady's first interception of the season -- >> he is going to walds in. >> reporter: brady has been hard on edelman this week. [laughter] >> reporter: but they are signs pointing to revis shadowing edelman he nee

15th regular board minutes seeing none, motion by supervisor cohen and seconded by the supervisor farrell madam clerk colleagues we'll take that without objection. we'll take that without objection. those meeting minutes have passed an. okay madam clerk we have a special order with the mayor today can you please read the item >> yes. the first item of business the policy discussions between the honorable mayor ed lee and board of supervisors the mayor may provide comments up to 10 minutes and supervisor cowen has a question and follow-up questions are in order so long as the discussion doesn't exceed 5 minutes. >> mar welcome opening remarks. >> thank you supervisor president london breed and supervisors and it you to the audience that has come here today first, i'd like to thank president obama and senator feinstein and boxers for in their leadership in defeating an ill conceived bill that would have punished cities like san francisco i believe our sanctuary city law makes us safer and support your immigrant community i want to take time to talk about two issues ourg u housing and homele

15th regular board minutes seeing none, motion by supervisor cohen and seconded by the supervisor farrell madam clerk colleagues we'll take that without objection. we'll take that without objection. those meeting minutes have passed an. okay madam clerk we have a special order with the mayor today can you please read the item >> yes. the first item of business the policy discussions between the honorable mayor ed lee and board of supervisors the mayor may provide comments up to 10 minutes and supervisor cowen has a question and follow-up questions are in order so long as the discussion doesn't exceed 5 minutes. >> mar welcome opening remarks. >> thank you supervisor president london breed and supervisors and it you to the audience that has come here today first, i'd like to thank president obama and senator feinstein and boxers for in their leadership in defeating an ill conceived bill that would have punished cities like san francisco i believe our sanctuary city law makes us safer and support your immigrant community i want to take time to talk about two issues ourg u housing and homele

why don't we go to roll call. >> commissioner christensen, commissioner farrell,

thank you, supervisor farrell. but to bring this last minute without having the decency so sit down with people and explain what you are doing is sad and disrespectful. our community deserves better especially from the president of the board of supervisors. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor breed. supervisor london breed: supervisor campos passing me in the hall and telling me you want to meet with me about this legislation, doesn't exactly >>supervisor norman yee: please no disturbance from the audience. we want to give the same respect to people on this panel. >>supervisor london breed: doesn't equate to genuine outreach to talk to me about this situation. i understand there are politics, i don't understand what kind of politics i'm playing to. i do what i exactly did previously in the legislation which is a clause that we know already exist. i don't understand why this would make the legislation significantly different if this already exist. that's what i'm missing here. i'm just adding language that reiterate

in a statement today, they look forward to having farrell back. farrell said i'm extremely thankful for the outpouring of support i've received from everyone. i look forward to getting back to work and bringing another championship back to boston. >>> remy will be back in the broadcast booth to do 100 games. there was speculationulation that remy would be leaving but he'll be back. >>> big change is in the air. we had temperatures in the 70s but they're about to drop 20 degrees. >> feeling more like fall again by the time we get to tomorrow. it was nice today, wasn't it? high of 73 in boston, same in lawrence. a lot of us came into the 70s. not a ton of sunshine but it poked out at times. still in the 60s for most of us. showers are pushing offment we'll cheer the skies out, already starting to do so. just a couple of passing clouds overnight but we cool off. 46 downtown. some of the coolest suburbs dip into the upper 30s, tomorrow mostly sunny, a beautiful looking day but cooler, only in the lower 50s. >>> new tonight, it is official, wisconsin c

john farrell's cancer is in remission. congrats. guys? >> levan, thank you. >>> we also just found out from fenway park moments ago, nesn tweeting out that jerry remy is coming back to announce the games. when they got rid of occur sill low, fans went crazy. remy is coming back. >>> coming up, the cbs evening news is next. >> scott pelley joins us live from new york with a preview tonight. scott? >> reporter: hey, david, paula, great to be with you in boston. hillary clinton is still in the chair ever since 10:00 this morning, she has been grilled by the benghazi committee. it is still going on and often the testimony has been testy. we will have that story and the rest of the world news all coming up for you on the cbs evening news in about ten minutes. >> we'll see you then. scott, thank you. >>> up next, remembering a it's amazing. this is amazing. that's amazing! real people are discovering surprising things at chevy. we're sold. it's so pretty. beautiful. it feels great. perfect. this is not what i would expect from a chevy at all. g

thank you, supervisor farrell. but to bring this last minute without having the decency so sit down with people and explain what you are doing is sad and disrespectful. our community deserves better especially from the president of the board of supervisors. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor breed. supervisor london breed: supervisor campos passing me in the hall and telling me you want to meet with me about this legislation, doesn't exactly >>supervisor norman yee: please no disturbance from the audience. we want to give the same respect to people on this panel. >>supervisor london breed: doesn't equate to genuine outreach to talk to me about this situation. i understand there are politics, i don't understand what kind of politics i'm playing to. i do what i exactly did previously in the legislation which is a clause that we know already exist. i don't understand why this would make the legislation significantly different if this already exist. that's what i'm missing here. i'm just adding language that reiterate

the manager john farrell's cancer is in remission. we've those stories and your updated forecast ahead at 6:00. >> kim: hope to see you >> tonight in the buzz jimmy fallon is headed to harvard. >> the tonight show host will be honored by the harvard humor magazine. at the end of the ceremony he will be crowned emperor of comedy on the lampoon's front steps. >> simon cowell is joining the judges panel. cowell created the got talent series and will producer. he expects the show will move back to l.a.where it originally was shot. stern. >> there is another 30 i'm ryan schulteis. >> reporter: i'm elizabeth norieka, 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> breaking news, a man stabbed near a popular t. station. service shut down as police searching for suspects. plus construction concerns inside the big dig tunnels. >> at no time was anything in jeopardy of falling. >> announcer: the problem discovered with bolts like this. then a wild ride on 95. a man says someone pointed this gun right at him while he was driving. but it's what police found

thank you, supervisor farrell. but to bring this last minute without having the decency so sit down with people and explain what you are doing is sad and disrespectful. our community deserves better especially from the president of the board of supervisors. >>supervisor norman yee: supervisor breed. supervisor london breed: supervisor campos passing me in the hall and telling me you want to meet with me about this legislation, doesn't exactly >>supervisor norman yee: please no disturbance from the audience. we want to give the same respect to people on this panel. >>supervisor london breed: doesn't equate to genuine outreach to talk to me about this situation. i understand there are politics, i don't understand what kind of politics i'm playing to. i do what i exactly did previously in the legislation which is a clause that we know already exist. i don't understand why this would make the legislation significantly different if this already exist. that's what i'm missing here. i'm just adding language that reiterate

i'm pamela we want to say, i applaud supervisor farrell for his courage and leadership that what is it takes in this epidemic with gun violence and it is a health epidemic my son was shot 42 times here i stand what it is going to stop when and the fact i had a gun pulled on me last year with our courage and leadership that begins local if we start local as the city and county of san francisco which is already been a leader this is choosing our lives over economics i heard you on the statement on the television in an interview when you stood up and said that we need more elective like that when you vote for the elections he need to vote for people that stand up for your lives over economics we've had too many lives over hundred and 5 will 45 mass shootings on xhauz campuses i support this ordinance whorling and hope that the jurisdictions about listen and save our lives over economics where did the gun come from so we can get to the root of the problem and not chase it's those who are responsible you're not responsible you won't mind being videotaped so itch support this ordinance and t

i'm pamela we want to say, i applaud supervisor farrell for his courage and leadership that what is it takes in this epidemic with gun violence and it is a health epidemic my son was shot 42 times here i stand what it is going to stop when and the fact i had a gun pulled on me last year with our courage and leadership that begins local if we start local as the city and county of san francisco which is already been a leader this is choosing our lives over economics i heard you on the statement on the television in an interview when you stood up and said that we need more elective like that when you vote for the elections he need to vote for people that stand up for your lives over economics we've had too many lives over hundred and 5 will 45 mass shootings on xhauz campuses i support this ordinance whorling and hope that the jurisdictions about listen and save our lives over economics where did the gun come from so we can get to the root of the problem and not chase it's those who are responsible you're not responsible you won't mind being videotaped so itch support this ordinance and t

15th regular board minutes seeing none, motion by supervisor cohen and seconded by the supervisor farrell madam clerk colleagues we'll take that without objection. we'll take that without objection. those meeting minutes have passed an. okay madam clerk we have a special order with the mayor today can you please read the item >> yes. the first item of business the policy discussions between the honorable mayor ed lee and board of supervisors the mayor may provide comments up to 10 minutes and supervisor cowen has a question and follow-up questions are in order so long as the discussion doesn't exceed 5 minutes. >> mar welcome opening remarks. >> thank you supervisor president london breed and supervisors and it you to the audience that has come here today first, i'd like to thank president obama and senator feinstein and boxers for in their leadership in defeating an ill conceived bill that would have punished cities like san francisco i believe our sanctuary city law makes us safer and support your immigrant community i want to take time to talk about two issues ourg u housing and homele

farrell received the results of the testing today. he said i'm extremely grateful for the outpouring of support i've had from my family, friends and especially thank follow for l talented doctors who cared for me in detroit and here at mass general. i look forward to getting back to work and bringing another championship back to boston. that is good news on manager john farrell, he will be available for questions tomorrow from the media at 1:00 p.m. we want the to get that news to you right i a way. a -- away. tom leyden, fox 25. >> mark: failing equipment found inside the big dig tunnel system. we all know this is thousands of drivers get to work, and homer single day. hundreds of construction nuts now have to be replaced. >> heather: well, tonight, fox 25 is learning what this will mean to drivers out there. fox 25's stephanie quinu joins us live with the story. >> the reporter: and actually, the nuts in these tunnels right here haven't been replaced in more than 20 years, since those tunnels were actually built and take a look, thi

a whole lot of good coming from a third lass plaift, but news is brighter that john farrell's cancer is remission. post-treatment testing yesterday in mass general and the sox president of baseball operations saying in a statement: we are extremely happy for him and his family, knowing what he has gone through over the past two months and we admire him for a strength and courage and look forward to having him back as our manage per farrell added i am in extremely thankful for the outpouring of support i received from the red sox and my family and rents and fans and i am also especially thankful for the talented doctor who's cared for me in detroit and at mgh. i look forward to getting back to work and bringing another championship to boston. the sox announced that he would be back in the dugout assuming he was healthy enough after that battle with lymphoma and now we know it is mission accomplished. reporting live, joe amorosino. >> adam: a crook ripping offer thousands of dollars of memorabilia from a saug us a barrer shop. pricey autographed jerseys were riched off the all. more. s

the red sox say farrell' s post-treatment tests revealed the news yesterday. farrell was diagnosed with cancer in august and missed the last six weeks of the season. the sox say they look forward to having farrell back as manager next season. emily: a veteran is speaking about his own drug addiction while serving his country in iraq. randy: how widespread the problem is in the active military. this little girl is doing ok after a day care mistake. she was locked inside alone. emily: cyber criminals are targeting millennial' s. the new way they are getting private information. erica: at least 42 people are dead after a bus and truck collide. the bus person the flames. cindy: after 70' s yesterday, where temperatures are on the way. the full outlook is ahead. take a look at what you can expect that you had at the door this morning. the temperature is going nowhere today. it' s down to p woman: i'm here to fight h.i.v. and pandemics to come. p man: to keep boston harbor safe and clean. p man: because this is where robotics is happening. p find their true words. w

. >>> great news for red sox manager john farrell. his cancer is in remission. john farrell was diagnosed with nonhodgkin's lymphoma in august and completed his chemo earlier this month. president of operations said farrell would return as sox manager if he had a clean bill of health. dombrowski said the team is looking forward to having farrell back as their manager. meanwhile, farrell released a statement saying i am extremely thankful for the outpouring of support i have received. my family and friends, i look forward to getting back to work and bringing another championship back to boston. >>> more red sox news now. nesn announced last night that jerry remy will be back in the broad booth to do at least 100 games. there was speculation that he could be leaving. >> i can't wait to see them bring more championships. that's great, manager farrell. >> that's good news. >>> is it ill to come, new details on a deadly fire in chicopee and what investigators say caused this home to go up in flames. >>> more changes coming to boston's seaport district and how it coul

breed, aye, supervisor campos, aye, supervisor christensen, aye, supervisor cohen, aye, supervisor farrell, aye, supervisor kim, kim absent. there are ten ayes. >> these items are finally passed unanimously. madam clerk please call items 15-18 item 15. multifamily housing revenue note 491-31 avenue. item 16. multifamily housing revenue note 345 arguello boulevard, item 17. multifamily housing revenue note 999 pacific avenue. item 18, multifamily housing revenue note 666 ellis street. item 19. multifamily housing receive knee 1150 scott street. item 20. multifamily housing revenue note 1880 pine street. item 21 multifamily housing revenue note 255 wood side avenue. item 22. multifamily housing revenue note 100 appleton street. item 23, multifamily housing revenue note 949 and 951 eddie street. item 24, multifamily housing revenue note 1065 oakdale avenue, item 25, multifamily housing revenue note 25 sanchez street, item 26, multifamily housing revenue note 462 duboce avenue. item 28, multifamily housing revenue note 430 turk street. and item 28. >>supervisor london breed: roll call vote on

the red sox say farrell' s post-treatment tests revealed the news yesterday. farrell was diagnosed with cancer in august and missed the last six weeks of the season. the sox say they look forward to having him back as manager next season. emily: 5 on the opioid crisis -- a veteran speaking about his own drug addiction while serving his country in iraq. randy: just how widespread he says the problem is in the active duty military. this little girl is doing ok after a daycare mistake. the reaction from workers after she is locked inside alone. emily: cyber criminals targeting millenials. the new way they are getting private information and how you can protect yourself. erika? erika: breaking news out of france -- at least 40 people are dead after a bus and truck collide. the crash causing the bus to burst into flames. also breaking, boston police are searching for the suspect in an overnight shooting in brighton. the victim a man in his 30' s was found dead on tellford street. cindy: after our warmup, cooler temperatures are on the way. the full outlook ahead. f

chair item 6 was called. >> chair farrell ms. foreclosures a simple accept and expend on september 24th the port was award one $.44 million from the port of homeland security and the grant is from cement first 2014 to august 2016 the port has a 25 percent match of 4 hundred plus million dollars and this supports 3 projects that benefits the port in terms of enhancing the security for security for pier 31 and poa 50 security and phase 3 of the systems in terms of the timeline we're awarded the grant september 2014 and we expect to have project implementation as august 2016 and here with the security director they'll answer any questions about the project. >> thank you very much supervisor tang. >> super quick i know you mentioned the 25 percent i want to confirm on the record the port has those funds. >> those fund with in 412014 and on capital budget. >> okay. thank you. >> thanks very much mr. rose, can we go to your report. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 22 we show in table 2 a total budget for the p

breed, aye, supervisor campos, aye, supervisor christensen, aye, supervisor cohen, aye, supervisor farrell, aye, supervisor kim, kim absent. there are ten ayes. >> these items are finally passed unanimously. madam clerk please call items 15-18 item 15. multifamily housing revenue note 491-31 avenue. item 16. multifamily housing revenue note 345 arguello boulevard, item 17. multifamily housing revenue note 999 pacific avenue. item 18, multifamily housing revenue note 666 ellis street. item 19. multifamily housing receive knee 1150 scott street. item 20. multifamily housing revenue note 1880 pine street. item 21 multifamily housing revenue note 255 wood side avenue. item 22. multifamily housing revenue note 100 appleton street. item 23, multifamily housing revenue note 949 and 951 eddie street. item 24, multifamily housing revenue note 1065 oakdale avenue, item 25, multifamily housing revenue note 25 sanchez street, item 26, multifamily housing revenue note 462 duboce avenue. item 28, multifamily housing revenue note 430 turk street. and item 28. >>supervisor london breed: roll call vote on

harvey: i will let you know how phil: john farrell speaki who's toughest on spending? fox news did the analysis and jeb bush had the best record. billions in pork, vetoed. eight budgets, balanced. and tax cuts every single year. right to rise usa who has the plan for jobs? jeb. tax cuts for the middle class. eliminates special loopholes. an explosion in growth and new jobs. jeb: cut taxes. grow america. right to rise usa >> you are watching newscenter 5 at 6:00. phil: a deer hunt could be used to ease over-population in braintree. the patriot ledger reports the mayor is holding a meeting next week to come up with a potential plan. town councilors have already discussed possibly allowing hunting in the braintree town forest, cranberry pond area, or pond meadow park. a state-approved controlled hunt , by the way, in about half of the blue hills reservation starts late next month. jc: car trouble may have ended a fugitive' s 12 years on the run. state troopers first approached her because she was driving in near 30 miles per hour, so she will like she was having car troub

. >>> john farrell's cancer is in remission. he was diagnosed with nonhodgkin's lymphoma and tests on wednesday confirm that his cancer in remission. sox president of operation dave dombrowski says they all look forward to having farrell back as their manager. in a statement, farrell said "i'm extremely grateful for the outpouring of support i received from the red some, family, and friends. i look forward to getting back to work and bringing another championship back to boston." >>> and nesn announced last night that jerry remy will be back in the broadcast house. there was speculation about it. >>> a cockatoo who has flown the coop is back home. he's made way too much noise and snacking on another home ever since july. a rescue team and volunteers managed to catch him yesterday. he was just trying to have a good time. >> enjoying the nice weather. >> time to go home now. it's getting colder. >>> a barber shop robber on the run. the crime was caught on camera. >> the efforts to crack down valuable sports memorabilia stolen in s

before the game they announced that john farrell would return as manager next season. and new england said goodbye to their television voice. for sort don orsillo who said farewell. he got choked up when he said so long. >> i now broadcast my last red sox game after 15 years as a voice of the boston red sox. just shy of 2,000 total games. mostly -- i want to thank the fans of red sox nation. i that i know -- thank you for your incredible support and your loyalty. i will never forget your words as they touch me so deeply. thank you for letting me into your homes, into your families for the last 15 years. your tribute to me i will never forget. ever. as many times over the last six weeks how i would like too be remembered. to be remembered at all is enough for me. thank you. >> certainly a classy orsillo. meanwhile we will have more on hope you will join for us that. >>> all right. we will. thank you. well they are calling it an event that happens once every me len jump. >> the historic amount of rain that caused massive flooding in south carolina. >> i think he definite

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a big win for red sox manager john farrell. his cancer is in remission. the red sox say farrell' s post-treatment tests revealed the news yesterday. farrell was diagnosed with cancer in august and missed the last six weeks of the season. the sox say they look forward to having him back as manager next year. nesn broadcaster jerry remy will be back in the booth next season. the organization says it has re-signed remy as primary color analyst for the next two years. he' ll broadcast a minimum of 100 games max 120, and for some of the games, there will be three men in the booth instead of the usual two. randy: no snow in the forecast, but boston is trying to stay ahead of the winter. the public works department wants to find more snow farms that would help cut down on massive snow piles like the ones that stacked up last winter. it was june before a mountain in south boston finally melted. emily: i hope we don' t need more snow farms. maybe we won' t get as many storms. cindy: 110.6 inches. let' s hope that doesn' t happen again, at least for a while. what a

breed, aye, supervisor campos, aye, supervisor christensen, aye, supervisor cohen, aye, supervisor farrell, aye, supervisor kim, kim absent. there are ten ayes. >> these items are finally passed unanimously. madam clerk please call items 15-18 item 15. multifamily housing revenue note 491-31 avenue. item 16. multifamily housing revenue note 345 arguello boulevard, item 17. multifamily housing revenue note 999 pacific avenue. item 18, multifamily housing revenue note 666 ellis street. item 19. multifamily housing receive knee 1150 scott street. item 20. multifamily housing revenue note 1880 pine street. item 21 multifamily housing revenue note 255 wood side avenue. item 22. multifamily housing revenue note 100 appleton street. item 23, multifamily housing revenue note 949 and 951 eddie street. item 24, multifamily housing revenue note 1065 oakdale avenue, item 25, multifamily housing revenue note 25 sanchez street, item 26, multifamily housing revenue note 462 duboce avenue. item 28, multifamily housing revenue note 430 turk street. and item 28. >>supervisor london breed: roll call vote on

breed, aye, supervisor campos, aye, supervisor christensen, aye, supervisor cohen, aye, supervisor farrell, aye, supervisor kim, kim absent. there are ten ayes. >> these items are finally passed unanimously. madam clerk please call items 15-18 item 15. multifamily housing revenue note 491-31 avenue. item 16. multifamily housing revenue note 345 arguello boulevard, item 17. multifamily housing revenue note 999 pacific avenue. item 18, multifamily housing revenue note 666 ellis street. item 19. multifamily housing receive knee 1150 scott street. item 20. multifamily housing revenue note 1880 pine street. item 21 multifamily housing revenue note 255 wood side avenue. item 22. multifamily housing revenue note 100 appleton street. item 23, multifamily housing revenue note 949 and 951 eddie street. item 24, multifamily housing revenue note 1065 oakdale avenue, item 25, multifamily housing revenue note 25 sanchez street, item 26, multifamily housing revenue note 462 duboce avenue. item 28, multifamily housing revenue note 430 turk street. and item 28. >>supervisor london breed: roll call vote on

breed, aye, supervisor campos, aye, supervisor christensen, aye, supervisor cohen, aye, supervisor farrell, aye, supervisor kim, kim absent. there are ten ayes. >> these items are finally passed unanimously. madam clerk please call items 15-18 item 15. multifamily housing revenue note 491-31 avenue. item 16. multifamily housing revenue note 345 arguello boulevard, item 17. multifamily housing revenue note 999 pacific avenue. item 18, multifamily housing revenue note 666 ellis street. item 19. multifamily housing receive knee 1150 scott street. item 20. multifamily housing revenue note 1880 pine street. item 21 multifamily housing revenue note 255 wood side avenue. item 22. multifamily housing revenue note 100 appleton street. item 23, multifamily housing revenue note 949 and 951 eddie street. item 24, multifamily housing revenue note 1065 oakdale avenue, item 25, multifamily housing revenue note 25 sanchez street, item 26, multifamily housing revenue note 462 duboce avenue. item 28, multifamily housing revenue note 430 turk street. and item 28. >>supervisor london breed: roll call vote on

motioned by commissioner farrell and seconded by commissioner yee.without objection, item nine is adopted. item ten. >> major campaign projects updates. this is an informational item >> we have bob macy here. >> good morning chair c ommittees. i'm bob macy, senior engineer with the transportation authority. today i'll be giving you an informational update on the brt project. the map here shows the core transit network in san francisco with proposed brt line shown in yellow. there will be two muny routes use the busway, accommodating over 16,000 in the corridor. this will highlight some of the key features in san francisco including the dedicated transit lanes. the brt will make transit more speedier and rideable. improve the safety for all the road users and maintain the person throughput along the corridor. van ness is a transportation project. the core brt project is r eflected in the two inner blue circles in this graphic. this is the project that prop k and fta's program is funded. at the same time, a project is a good opportunity to improve the

he red sox manager john farrell's cancer now in remission tonight. the sox coach received the results of the testing tonight. farrell was diagnosed with stage woman: i'm here to fight h.i.v. and pandemics to come. man: to keep boston harbor safe and clean. man: because this is where robotics is happening. man: to help every student find their true words. woman: here to express myself. woman: here because math is the language of the future. man: to change the world through music. man: here to unlock the adhesion power of the gecko. -man: here for the commonwealth. -woman: and the common good. -man: umass. >> mark: new hampshire compound, which was the site of a long and dangerous standoff back in 2007, was on the auction block today. the once booby trapped home and hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> joy: a lot of money, new at 6:00 p.m., fox 25's kerry kavanaugh joins us live from the control room with a story of the appraiser who had to unpack it all. >> the reporter: today, his theme team -- the plainfield estate bidding started at $125,000. insid

chair item 6 was called. >> chair farrell ms. foreclosures a simple accept and expend on september 24th the port was award one $.44 million from the port of homeland security and the grant is from cement first 2014 to august 2016 the port has a 25 percent match of 4 hundred plus million dollars and this supports 3 projects that benefits the port in terms of enhancing the security for security for pier 31 and poa 50 security and phase 3 of the systems in terms of the timeline we're awarded the grant september 2014 and we expect to have project implementation as august 2016 and here with the security director they'll answer any questions about the project. >> thank you very much supervisor tang. >> super quick i know you mentioned the 25 percent i want to confirm on the record the port has those funds. >> those fund with in 412014 and on capital budget. >> okay. thank you. >> thanks very much mr. rose, can we go to your report. >> yes. mr. chairman, and members of the committee on page 22 we show in table 2 a total budget for the p

commissioner farrell. >> two quick questions.construction beginning of 2016, are there any things that might delay that? i think with supervisor christensen, lot of constituents just concerned about construction impacts. three year time frame, sounds like a long one. allow do -- how do you feel about that? this is a little bit of discussion around those things. >> certainly, there are a few major milestones that we have to get to before we're able to begin construction. one of those are the caltrans permits. caltrans is holding us to the highest standard of our work. we're working on that now. the other is coming to an agreement on that guaranteed maximum price and baseline schedule with the consultant. all evidence i've seen the contractor is very collaborative participant and is willing to do what it takes to get that agreement done. i think those are probably the major hurdles that we have in front of us. part of the delay of the start-up construction is working with that contractor to help try and minimize the impact. i have

, aye, avalos, aye, breed, aye, supervisor campos, aye, christensen, aye, cohen, aye, supervisors farrell, aye, kim, aye, >>supervisor london breed: these resolutions are adopted unanimously. >> next item. city clerk: item 29 an amendment for the real property lease amendment proxy development to corner of octavia boulevard and fell street initial monthly rent of 5573, 67. >>supervisor london breed: colleagues, can we take this item same house same call. without objection this item is approved.. item 30. please. city clerk: item 30 is a resolution to termination of a lease disposition and development agreement for the rehabilitation and lease of the geneva office building and powerhouse with the friends of the geneva office building and powerhouse. >>supervisor london breed: supervisor avalos? >>supervisor john avalos: thank you, colleagues, this resolution reflects the changes to the plan for the powerhouse. this has been a project that's been starting and stopping for a number of years ever since land was transferred back in 2000. overall the building needs $26 million or so to rehabili

manager john farrell will be back next season as long as he recovers from cancer treatment. bench coach will be backfilled in for farrell and promised not to interview with other teams this off season. >>> still around third and headed home. >> before leave >> before leaving cleveland. the red sox players paid tribute to don orsillo. the team tipped their caps and gave him a standing ovation. he was the television royce for the last 15 years but they decided not to bring him back next season. he was sure to thank red sox fans during yesterday's final broadcast. >> i thank you for your incredible support and your loyalty. i heard all of you, and i never forget your words as they touch forget your words as they touched me so very deeply. >> orsillo will join the broadcast team for the san diego padres next season. >>> a look at the roads 4:47 on your monday morning. slightly slow spots around route 1. city. looking good. and just south of the city, the expressway toward the city north you are doing okay. a look at our zakim camera. the cars moving over the bridge on the levere

john farrell missed the last six weeks of the season. the sox look forward to having john farrell back as manager next season. ed: also from the red sox, we've learned jerry remy will be back in the broadcast booth next season. nesn says it has resigned remy as primary analyst. but there is a twist. lynchie has that ahead in sports. heather: the state is promising to of course the hundreds of cracked deteriorated nuts on light fixtures inside think of boston tunnels. over 900 of them in the big dig tunnel. they have cracks that require repairs. the lab is working to determine what caused those. the highway department thinks it is a problem and with how they were installedded. the state wants drivers to know they are safe to drive through despite the cracks. >> even if all six nuts failed and caused something to dislodge, the wire are way which is joined to light to light would have held in place. >> more tunnel inspections will take place through the ebb of the month but the state says repairs could take months. >> the suspect in the new

commissioner farrell. >> two quick questions.construction beginning of 2016, are there any things that might delay that? i think with supervisor christensen, lot of constituents just concerned about construction impacts. three year time frame, sounds like a long one. allow do -- how do you feel about that? this is a little bit of discussion around those things. >> certainly, there are a few major milestones that we have to get to before we're able to begin construction. one of those are the caltrans permits. caltrans is holding us to the highest standard of our work. we're working on that now. the other is coming to an agreement on that guaranteed maximum price and baseline schedule with the consultant. all evidence i've seen the contractor is very collaborative participant and is willing to do what it takes to get that agreement done. i think those are probably the major hurdles that we have in front of us. part of the delay of the start-up construction is working with that contractor to help try and minimize the impact. i have

wednesday, october 21, 2015, my name is mark farrell i'll be chairing this meeting and joined by supervisor tang thank you jim smith all leo from sfgovtv for covering this meeting and mr. victor young mr. clerk any announcements >> completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the october 27, 2015, board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated okay. thank you madam clerk call item one. >> mr. chairman would you like to take action on 7. >> yes. happy to do so you. >> the department of public health to amend 360 for approximately 3 o thirty thousand clients and i understand there are technical things we have to work on, on this item i'd like to propose to continue this item for one week i said your bftd and department okay with that i want to take public comment anyone wish to comment on item number seeing none, public comment is closed so if it's okay to have a motion to continue. >> all right. so moved. >> motion by commissioner tang. >> that item passes with supervisor mar being a little bit arrest; corre

farrell learned the good news on monday. farrell released a statement saying "i'm extremely thankful for the outpouring of support i have received from the red sox, my family, friends, and fans throughout this process. i'm also especially thankful for the talented doctors who cared for me in detroit. i look forward to getting back to work and bringing another championship back to boston." coming up, a christmas gift that never came. a couple turns to solve it 7 >> aepg a dryer dilemma. they ordered the appliance as when they went to pick it up, they went through the ringer: kris anderson has the story. >> reporter: the holiday shopping season. millions of people across the country battling the stores and jumping on-line. >> reporter: it was exactly what justin and his wife amanda were looking for. a new dryer for his mother. right there on kmart's web site. >> she kept complaining about going to the laundromat. we thought it would be a nice surprise. >> reporter: a few days later, they drove to the kmart in fitch goug pick i

farrell was diagnosed with nonhodgkin's lymphoma. tests on wednesday confirmed that his cancer in remission. sox president of baseball operations dave dombrowski said they all look forward to having farrell back as their manager. farrell said "i am extremely thankle for the outpouring of support throughout this process. i look forward to getting back to work and bringing another championship back to boston." >> good for him. we wish him all the best. >> absolutely. >>> still to come, a barber shop robber on the run. the crime caught on camera. >> the efforts to track down valuable sports memorabilia stolen in saugusp. >> plus, the controversial ceo who jacked up a drug price now for the girl scout meeting. for the soccer team. how many meetings are you stop & shop just dropped prices on thousands more items. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. >>> welcome back. an american service member killed freeing hostages that isis was planning to execute. u.s. special operations troops and iraqi forces raided a compound in northern ir

farrell was diagnosed with stage one lymphoma in august. he completed chemotherapy last week and given a clean bill of health. they have extended the contract of the interim manager with the understanding he won't pursue any open managerial jobs this off-season. today was the final game for sox. someone hired a plane and a banner in cleveland, in cleveland. and red sox fans everywhere, the love extends well beyond it. jerry couldn't hold it together. he left in tears. he left the entire ninth inning for don to call it on his own. don: last sunday at fenway will life. i can tell you that right now. your tribute to me i will never forget ever. i have been asked the last six weeks how i would like to be remembered, to be remembered at all is enough for me, thank you. we look down to the red sox dugout, unbelievably, i wave to the red sox for the final time. thank you, boys! i haven't seen anything like this. red sox lose, they get swept by the indians and so they finish in last place for the third time in the last four years. david ortiz, .273

they got word of the legislation proposed by san francisco's supervisor mark farrell. >> first mandates the videotaping of all gun sales here in san francisco and second of all, mandates the electronic transmission of ammunition sales data directly to our police department. >> his legislation passed unanimously at city hall. >> think they need to address more along the lines of the illegal activity being done in the street. and to address violence in general. not just with guns. >> supervisor farrell says other cities already have laws with similar requirements for firearms and ammunition sales. and even though this is san francisco's only store and its now going out of business, farrell says the new law will be in place should anyone else try to set up shop. >> i do believe the city of san francisco is going to be safer because of it and better off for it. >> hundreds of these t-shirts have been sold at high bridge arms, noting the end of an era. the last gun store closes at the end of the week. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> northern california police department wants

>> i disagree with my good friend mark farrell and russ mcrheemy. i don't want to focus on that but the policy which is what kind of direction do we give our law enforcement? the problem with taking away a memo and then not giving any direction is that you leave it up to each individual deputy to decide for themselves what is right. >> what about undocumented immigrants who are in jail, in county jail who have a record of violence and perhaps are wanted on outstanding warrants, why not have a communication with the federal government as los angeles did just last week? >> that's already allowed for in our sanctuary ordinance and the due process law that allows for a certain action when there is any violent activity. what we're talking about is whether or not we're going to participate in tep. that's the so-called secure communities with a different name. our law already addresses the issue of violent crime. we don't need to address something that we already touched on. going forward, are we going to remain a sanctuary city and if we are going to rema

commissioner farrell. >> two quick questions.construction beginning of 2016, are there any things that might delay that? i think with supervisor christensen, lot of constituents just concerned about construction impacts. three year time frame, sounds like a long one. allow do -- how do you feel about that? this is a little bit of discussion around those things. >> certainly, there are a few major milestones that we have to get to before we're able to begin construction. one of those are the caltrans permits. caltrans is holding us to the highest standard of our work. we're working on that now. the other is coming to an agreement on that guaranteed maximum price and baseline schedule with the consultant. all evidence i've seen the contractor is very collaborative participant and is willing to do what it takes to get that agreement done. i think those are probably the major hurdles that we have in front of us. part of the delay of the start-up construction is working with that contractor to help try and minimize the impact. i have