> commissioner your confused as i was this he stipulation was not entered into vote for mark farrell district 2 is part of the name of the committee the full name of the committee was congressman voter sf 2010 vote for mark farrell for district supervisor. >> it was entered in by chris lee. >> yes. >> yes entered into by chris lee supervisor farrell's campaign die or dbi so supervisor farrell is responsible for chris lee and here he's saying i did that while working for supervisor farrell. >> supervisor farrell certainly takes full responsible for the action of his committee. >> no, he has never said or done anything he fully coordinated with the ftc c and the commission in this matter he was interviewed empty the f bbc an two occasions follow-up phone calls they've determined that given the facts all the information they gathered that it was not - he had done nothing wrong the consultant did, yes the committee they sent out the 3 overwhelms they've talked about in their stipulation and the packet ever materials there is - supervisor farrell is not acquit the opposite he's not very happy to f

is controlled by unit we are square feet and not by - >> that one, however is in supervisor farrell's district so there maybe overlap but farrell has most of it. >> the general public comment didn't know when you cross bush street it would be great to look beyond bush street whatever braurnd. >> conner johnson legislative aide to board president london breed your bumping into the japantown it is more of a east west ax assess. >> i'm in supportive of changes commissioner richards proposals. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much thank you commissioner richards for making that suggestion i highly suggest we make it a recommendation and the supervisors office to find a good way to implement that i also actually echo commissioner antonini maybe not taking the language of the recommendation on the future going back to look at 9 density bulls program from the stamping staff the reason is that because the density bonus program if finalized it is on the 35th to be something that depended on the rezoning district and not handicap ourselves that complicate things in the future how the density b

health issues and seismic bond and station on turk and supervisor breed and 16 in your district supervisor farrell were addressed from a seismic standpoint and the recommendation those should be taken down completely and rebuilt and that's where must of that is going and we have a good working relationship with dpw on those projects. the next one are growing city, the changes that the city will go through and have impact on the demand for services. part of the demand is accounting for the future and the new developments that we see as well as -- i would echo what supervisor wiener said in terms it's a great time for the city but when it comes to a planning perspective when looking at any infrastructure whether it's transportation or public safety there should be an analysis what it means for the men and women of every department really and how that is going to work and be as seamless as it can be so we're working closely with the mayor's office as well as other city departments. in fact i was at a meeting this morning with the mayor. puc was there and dpw and planning to talk about the permittingl

district three. >> thank you. supervisor cohen. supervisor farrelllates to legislation that was introduced in the past. to ensure men and women in the sheriff's department have the same rights forwarded to police officers and firefighters. that is the presumptions of receiving health benefits. this law will give our sheriff the same opportunity that our current police and firefighters have to easily access worker's compensation. our sheriffs are brave and do extremely similar work compared to officers to keep the community safer. this law will ensure that any sheriff what comes down with cancer or hurt will afford their right of benefits. i to think supporting our public safety personnel and ensure they have health coverage is the least we can do with them. i met with a number of members of our sheriff's department who brought to my attention the fact they were not covered during the previous legislation. officers are exposed to additional risks. at the end of the day, i think we should be doing everything in our power to support the men and women of

has west of twin peaks and he has most of the different residential district up there by community sutro traffic supervisor mark farrell has a small portion by visiting the two main supervisors i work with and thank you london breed for being here i was up late with supervisor wiener and he's been very busy but supportive and supervisor scott wiener district 8 and london breed district 5 we worked on a regular basis and we communicate open a regular basis and meet in a lot of different community meetings on a regular basis two of the main example district 8 we worked on castro and down outreach at the triangle i've been to many of the vigils at the triangle and we've done two at the medical center and been super supportive in fact, last night we were in district 5 district 5 i can't count how many times supervisor london breed i like her action and we've worked on eight street and worked with the bulb outs and mta and worked with a lot of the events that are not only co-sponsored but advancing fast and on a daily basis supervisor breed we pretty much keep in contact district as you can see is right in the center of the

navigation center can respond to the homelessness in the district they represent i'll invite up the president of the board of supervisors and supervisor farrell and supervisor mike wasserman raw a. >> good morning. today is an absolutely beautiful day this navigation center will be a brand new beginning for so many people i'm excited to be here today along with my colleagues and the board of supervisors to just thank beacon hill for that his creativity (clapping) homelessness is not an offer night problem and not overnight solutions all the agencies youth lions that severs us in the hate ashbury neighborhood and other organizations that are rolling up their sleeves to make sure we're here at the navigation center is going to be a game character for our city i know we've had challenges and i know this is really going to change homelessness in san francisco we have to continue to work hard to come up with new innovative idea if we want to tangible tackle this problem i want to thank the doors and the interfaith council for their generosity and 2nd support and all the department heads i know that mohammed nuru and dpw and the neighbors here in t

april and the may board cycle the first is in district two to manage the access on the block of lumbard street and sfmta and the community and commissioner farrell's office and also underneath, 101, and so i really want to appreciate our ip or our neighborhood transportation improvement and staff and led by inn on the fort and in conjunction with craig at sfmta and we have a number of other highlights to present, on project delivery, the prop double a vehicle registration program has seen the projects nearing completing at mccal ter and the department of public works is delivering those, and near larkin and those are high injury corridors as well and we also, there are two, excuse me two street projects including a resurfacing project there and a pedestrian, safety and transit project that came out of little saigon and tender loin stud j and so we thank the public works for delivering that and working with the community with the commissioner's office to do that in the next few months. >> we are also proud and pleased to produce the much needed project managing training together with sfmta and here we want to thank tom mcchoir and working with our

homelessness through their district so i want to thank the entire board of supervisors each and every one of them many step up to the plate with the navigation center and supervisor farrell has been meeting with me about the ideas how it relate to 09 issues she's he's doing and special thanks to supervisor campos i specifically worked with us and the neighborhood it is a sensitive topic people are so understand what we're trying to do i believe that just telling supervisor campos that the temporary nature of this causes us to focus on the outcomes it was welcomed to be discussed in this neighborhood but to take care of the homeless issues immediately as we brandish out to the rest of the city chief suhr has been a indicative part of the community as we 2k3w5e78d in the challenges that his staff was going through and optimistic they're the loudest voice we cannot move people around we have to have them a place to go the services to support that interfaith group has been at the heart of the entire idea of navigation center thank you, michael and rita for your license plate and the entire interfaith council we couldn't have done it without you and to their collaboration wit

farrell and rescue swimmer kyle mccullen. nice to see both of you, thanks for joining us. >> good morning. >> commander todd i want to ask you first, what did you think? >> when the call came in from districtmission itself. >> kyle, he was out there for 66 days, shipping container spotted him, what did you see when you got on scene, what did he look like? louis jordan, what did he look like? >> we were surprised by his condition. once we got there, we were hovering over here he was standing outside. we were expecting him to have a broken shoulder, and a lot worse condition than he really was, but we were really excited to see him standing no splint on his shoulder and he was doing well. >> todd, how did he survive? >> i can't say how. i don't know what he had on his boat before he left. i do know that there is a human will that he probably had that helped him survive the ordeal. and it was just nice for him to be able to take that and to get him back to his family. >> kyle it was a big issue for fuel to rescue him. how far out and what was the fuel concern you had? maybe you guys were going to run out of fuel? >> it was one of the things where we took off knowing approximately where he was