rod ferrell was caught in louisiana.ve 14 hours to baton rouge. >> i knew that he was being interviewed. i asked one of the baton rouge detectives if they had a viewing area, if i might step in. i thought i was going to see a monster. >> across the temple of the head. i just kept beating him, beating him, beating him and took pleasure in it. >> did you strike them anywhere else with the crowbar or just in the head? >> i struck him once in the chest because he wouldn't stop breathing. i stabbed him in the heart. >> you stabbed him in the heart? >> i took the bottom of the crowbar. >> the straight end of it? >> he thought he was the worst criminal that this world had ever seen and he was proud of it. he appeared to be proud of it. >> then she clawed my face and grabbed my wrist. that's when i took the straight end of the crowbar, i just started bashing the back of her head. her brains were just like oozing out of her skull. >> very cold, very callous. >> the three girls that were at the car, did they know what you were up

let's do a roll call. >> the clerk: avalos, breed, campos, aye, chiu, cohen, ferrel, ferrel absent. commissioner kim, moore, tang absent, wiener, yee, the item passes. >> okay. we'll go on to our next text. item no. 12. >> the clerk: item 12: introduction of new items information during this segment of the meeting, board members may make comments on items not specifically listed above, or introduce or request items sf 121234 >> last time at the finance committee we considered the item proposed. today i would like to provide input to the planning to work program and request that the planning staff work with planners on a broadway chinatown neighborhood transportation plan for which i understand there is also some regional funds. as a focus of the neighborhood transportation plan i would like to request that the study examine ways to mitigate the heavy traffic flows on broadway between van ness and central corridor downtown. this quarter has born a very high volume of vehicle trips since the 50s when the broadway connector was between lombardy and the interstate 405. at this time afte

supervisor ferrel. >> thanks.tems 11 through 17. 11 and 12 have to do with roads and in proposition with 2011. of the # $248 million has been issued and these bonds are $133 million. item 13, emergency response bond. proposition b authorizes in 2010 not to exceed $212 million day to day over $103 million has been issued. this is $1.9 million to supply the fire station. and the neighborhoods parks bond we supported last year is the first in $71 million to renovate parks throughout our city. >>> colleagues same item, same call. this resolution is adopted. item 12. >> the clerk: item 11, mr. president. >> was that on item 10? >> now we are on item 11. the clerk: item 130381: [sale - road repaving and street safety general obligation bonds, 2011, series 2013c - not to exceed $133,275,000] sponsors: mayor; wiener and yee resolution authorizing and directing the sale of not to exceed $133,275,000 aggregate principal amount of road repaving and street safety general obligation bonds, 2011, series 2013c; prescribing the f

the clerk: avalos, breed, campos, chiu, cohen, ferrel absent, commissioner kim? mar absent. tang? wiener, yee, the item passes. >> thanks very much. next item. >> information item. 3. >> thank you. today my chairs remarks will focus on our trip with commissioner wiener and legislative aids, chiu and cohen took to mexico city. i tdp, a non-profit organization which promotes environmentally transportation to see projects in mechanic -- mexico city that guide the design of rapid transit. i was amazed to see the bus line that moves about ten times the amount of passenger. during rush hour it runs 72 trains an hour. the metro bus has been able to get a number of people out of their cars and onto transit to provide an alternative that moves quickly and reliably. there was an excitement in pride in mechanic -- mexico city. i think we can see what the solution is when these cost are implemented. i'm glad to see this design in front of us today. we should provide whatever support to implement this in the city. i'm also in couraging the bike lane and bike sharing system has been increased b

(applause) >> good morning mayor lee, supervisor chiu, supervisor ferrell. thank you for the opportunity to speak today on work for services. my name is -- the manager of chinatown one-stop career center operated by self help for the elderly and charity cultural services center in the heart of chinatown since july, 2010. we have seen thousands of job seekers. thank you for the opportunity to speak today on behalf of those workers who are not able to speak today about their needs and lack of access to vital, critical job training and services. this year we have had more than 25% cut, 200,000 cut it work for services at the chinatown one-stop center and hundreds of people will not have access to the vital work for services that are critical to the family economic success but only of residents of district 2 and 3, but citywide also. today i urge you to continue to invest in the workforce needs of san francisco which not only includes job seekers looking for skills of great, occasional english as a second-language training but also those workers currently workin

thank you everyone. >> thank you, supervisor ferrel. next we have supervisor david chiu from district 3. >> the sun is shining on walker's today and thank you for presenting the diversity. everyday someone walks or takes a bike to munis but everyone walks. i want to thank the mayor for the goals that we have for the pedestrian program. i think we have a generation today of board of supervisors who are making sure that we are moving forward a pro pedestrian agenda. we are walking in the footsteps of other supervisors including max well who also knew how to walk the walk. will is i want to say is the mayor talked about a goal about reducing pedestrian fatalities, i think we should go further. there is a zero tolerance when it comes to pedestrian fatalities. some day in our life times, we will have years where no one gets killed on our streets. thank you very much for being here. >> i support that goal. and supervisor katie tang from district 4. >> good morning, everybody. as i was talking to our group that walked in this morning as we ent

at the end of may so with that and with no further ado i would like to turn it over to supervisor ferrelllast thing i want to thank galileo for hosting us today. (applause) >> thank you president chiu. good morning everyone welcome the district two, thank you for coming here today and i hope that afterwards you will hang out on saturday morning and drink, eat and spend your money here on district

. >> supervisor cohen, aye, ferrel aye -- supervisor kim, aye, lee, avalos, campos aye, chiu, there are1 ayes. >> the resolution is adopted. >> we've already done roll call. now why don't we go to general public comment. >> at this time the public may comment generally on subject matters of jurisdiction on the board between the items on the adoption without reference to the committee calendar. please note that the public is not allowed to comment on those items that have been discussed. speakers using translation will be allowed twice the amount of time. >> thank you. let's hear from our first public speaker. >> good afternoon. don't accept money from our library. last week, this board had an extensive reduction of gift funds by the san francisco district attorney. the california fair political practices commission has announced that it will investigate the failure of the san francisco city librarian to report gift funds of a great deal more money. the city librarian's economic disclosure disclosed no gifts and the forms 801 don't exist at all. they provide a discretionary fund and the

you as a friend and congratulations on this honor. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, supervisor ferrel. this is an honor. this is especially an honor for me in the city of san francisco because my growing up years and development of my career was all over the map. i was born in princeton, my childhood in asian and we grew up in hawaii which was a huge melting pot and i went to school in new york and southeast to atlanta and then here in san francisco. it's here in san francisco that i really feel that i found myself as an asian american and that's where i own my asian heritage. we have such a dynamic vibrant community, a confident one and that along with the acceptions and the support of the bay area community. it's been a wonderful, this is where i have spent most of my life so it's really wonderful to be honored in city hall in san francisco. i have had a great career and met really outstanding interns like kate, she was a stand out. but i also found this incredible mixed chapter where i can do work to help the asian community. as to why the asian pacific fund exist because say tiny

at the end of may so with that and with no further ado i would like to turn it over to supervisor ferrell. one last thing i want to thank galileo for hosting us today. (applause) >> thank you president chiu. good morning everyone welcome the district two, thank you for coming here today and i hope that afterwards you will hang out on saturday morning and drink, eat and spend your money here on district two, including the department heads as well. i thank you for being here again as president chiu mentioned, this is the seventh townhall don that we have done and this is the last town hall for the budget , as president chiu mentioned i am the chair of the budget committee so had the honor to go to to all of the town halls in san francisco. this is a chance for you to get into our budget is given to the budget season to talk the mayor and supervisors and department heads about the concerns in the community here in districts two and three; i do thank you, for coming out on a sunny saturday morning coming out to galileo high school. we want to get the public comment out as quickly as possible.

each one has their own little personality, like cleetis is will ferrell. he looks like will ferrell. >> if i am cc'd, then i don't have to ask you did you send the email. >> you know, she says she wants someone at warp speed, but i don't know if you've ever tried to being four steps ahead of warp speed. >> i'm getting a little frustrated and disappointed at how many times i need to explain myself. >> reporter: how many have you been through? >> wow. oh, i'm gonna go, a good eight. >> reporter: in what time frame? >> a couple years. >> reporter: and hurricane kym is about to make landfall once more. >> i mean, i don't want to upset you, but i'm upset. >> reporter: could this be the breaking point? >> you know, i'm not perfect. there are times i will screw up, there are times where i will forget things. i'm only human. but sometimes i feel like the uh -- >> don't cry, amanda. >> i'm trying not to, kym. >> reporter: now, at this point, despite the drama, i must say i really like kym gold. she's not mean or haughty. she just knows what she wants. knows what sh

. >> supervisor campos: thank you madam chair and supervisor ferrell and staff. this is a no-brainer. i had a quick question. thank you also to the film commission. is anything else besides what we are doing to the amendment of this ordinance it can be done to deal with the issue of space? i know that you have spoken to all of the city agencies, all of the city department. i don't know for instance if there is anything else that some of these other jurisdictions are doing. is it just an issue of the physical limitations of the city? just wondering if you could talk a little bit more about that. >> if i understand you correctly, is there anything of that we can do right now? >> supervisor campos: anything else that is a good idea. >> ultimately what i would like to see is defined a property that can be used as a dedicated stage space that is currently under the control of certain city agency. i don't know. i have identified buildings in the city that seemed very appealing to us that look like they might be open to a change in use; right now they are occupied eithe

i know supervisor ferrel has interest in looking also at some of the impacts of what we are talking about on lombardy street and i have hope that my office can work with the ta staff to get this moving forward. >> you have inspired me with your comments about going to oakland earlier. i think going forward my suggestion let's recess every ta meeting to see steven curry as much as possible. i think a lot of men and women would appreciate that. >> thank you for your comments. >> can we go on to public comment? any member of the public would like to comment on what we should be doing as a body? >> avalos you said there was going to be a workshop at the ta headquarters at 1455 market 22nd floor regarding the future plans for transit in the city. like i said earlier, i happen to be on the advisory committee for this item. now, one thing i brought up at the last subcommittee meeting is you have to remember whats in prop b, what has been completed in prop b, what has not completed in prop b and what is brought over into prop k, what was added into prop k and figure out what projects will be done

gibson canyon road at ferrell, a car ran into a tree. that car has to be towed away. let's go to rosemary. >>> good morning afternoon highs soaring above the seasonal average. some of the warmth numbers we've seen so far this week. let's take a look from up above. high clouds drifting ahead. those high clouds help to offset the cooling this morning, and our temperatures are up by several degrees in some casesful avenue. we'll look at those numbers in just a in a moment. i want to point you to this trough that's going to move closer to the coast and by tomorrow we'll feel its impacts talking about an onshore breeze and a cool down for your weekend. mostly sunny skies for today, a ridge of high pressure in place. some of our hottest areas will touch 90 degrees this afternoon. by tomorrow the morning clouds will be back. the onshore breeze will be stronger. our temperatures will take a notable drop for the afternoon. let me show you what happens here. this is a track of the low clouds that we're not seeing this morning, not any patchy fog out there. by 4:00 a little bit

>> first roll call, supervisor cohen, i'm sorry, could you -- supervisor ferrel? >> thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, as we all know rising health care cost and the abilities for individuals and employers for paying for these cost have been a problem for decades. health care is now 3 trillion dollars a year and rising and it affects all public sectors. in the next three board meetings i will be introduce a number of legislation affecting our city and residents. the first is a charter amendment which faces san francisco retiree health care liability. in 2004 as a result of cost nationwide they put in place requiring to account for their liability. last year they bench marked the kurnd liability at $4.4 billion for liability for retirees. it provides retire health care benefits earned by current employees and retirees. like many cities san francisco's liability which breaks down per household is funded as a pay as you go basis out of the general fund. only 1 percent is saved to date. with proposition c in 2011, city employees are starting to contribute more to the

. >> i'd like to give my space in the queue to commissioner /tper er ferrel and i'll go after him. >> i think this touches my district the least. from my perspective i have been -- i want to echo a lot of the comments supervisor breed made and say /aeu /soesuate with the this process started so long ago but i do also -- this has been a real public safety issue and i've driven the street my whole life. there are deaths that happen here and we need to do a lot in terms of programming to make sure that doesn't happen. i think the improvements will be great. i am extremely sensitive to the comments. i have a family with young children -- in terms of parking -- it's an issue. we need to address it. it continues to creep up and from a supervisor here today, a commissioner's perspective, i am constantly frustrated by the fact that it seems like we can't do enough outreach or the outreach that is being done is not enough or appropriate. we have projects where people across the street don't know about it to me still bewilders me and raiseses a lot of concerns, but in terms of this project to m

you're in the upcoming anchorman with will ferrell. doing that what are you going to play. a legendary eggplant i love doing comedy and some of this is a different kind of comedy you know the anchorman i mean different times and he's out of it is that he's not. so yeah it was great fun are you bothered a lot by paparazzi and tabloids and doesn't annoy you. change so much noise me when you know that if i'm working on a film. you know they know what hotel i'm staying in where i'm going to be and they show up there then that's that's expected if i'm down in brazil and i'm out there with my family. and i walk out the door and they start following us for. for the rest of the day it kind of tends to piss me into wonder why they do that or what's yes of course and why they would be that it's a job that there is money involved and then people pay to see those pictures they sell them that's that's their job. as the level of scrutiny changes it worse now. you know but but there's a there's a family involved and it was you in a family where both of you have high profiles i mean your w

will ferrell returning as ron burgundy in "anchorman 2." the trailer reveals some plot details., the news team taking their skills to new york. >> new york can handle them. >> should be awesome. >> wow. >> all right. >>> next up, miss utah and her now-infamous answer to that question to sunday's miss usa pageant. >> marissa powell was asked about equal pay for women in the workplace. and somehow, she ended up here. >> we need to figure out how to create education better. >> so, last night on jimmy kimmel's show, powell said she watched her cringe-worthy answer four entire times. and asked her how it went to wrong, here's her answer. >> i hear the question. i don't process it. and i just start talking. once i started speaking, i couldn't take it back. well, i'll just smile and -- education. >> at any point, did you think about hanging yourself with your sash? >> i thought about it. i thought it was better not to take yourself too seriously and learn how to laugh. >> anybody remember who won? of course not. >> connecticut. >> there you go, good. this girl is getting so much more a

you're in the upcoming anchorman with will ferrell. doing that what are you going to play. a legendary eggplant i love doing comedy and some of this is a different kind of comedy you know the anchorman i mean different times and he's out of it is that let's not. so with yeah it was great for you bob a lot by paparazzi and. tabloids and there's a annoy you. change so much noise me one you know. if i'm working on a film. you know they know what hotel i'm staying in where i'm going to be and they show up there then that's that's expected if i'm down in brazil and i'm out there with my family. and i walk out the door and they start following us for. for the rest of the day it kind of tends to piss me ever wonder why they do that or what's yes of course and why they do that it's a job that there is money involved and and then people pay to see those pictures they sell them that's that's their job. is the level of scrutiny changes it works no. no but you know but but there's a there's a family involved and you know it was you're in a family where both of you have high profiles i

. >> i'd like to give my space in the queue to commissioner /tper er ferrel and i'll go after him. >> i think this touches my district the least. from my perspective i have been -- i want to echo a lot of the comments supervisor breed made and say /aeu /soesuate with the this process started so long ago but i do also -- this has been a real public safety issue and i've driven the street my whole life. there are deaths that happen here and we need to do a lot in terms of

bruce ferrell is the city's emergency management director. >> big chunk of the downtown core still without power. don't know, they may be without power for days. they might be without powers for weeks. >> reporter: 15 feet of water filled the saddledome arena home of the n.h.l.s calgary flames. the team's president & ceo ken king. >> that means that if you were a hockey player walking out on the tunnel on to the ice, you would be underwater yourself. >> reporter: the venue from the calgary stampede, the city's biggest event of the year is still completely submerged with the rodeo scheduled to begin in less than two weeks. as the water moves downstream, 10,000 residents it in the city of medicine hat received mandatory evacuation notices. the river here has already overflowed its banks and isn't expected to crest until sometime tomorrow. andrea lucia, cbs news, new york. >> jeff: the senate resumes debate tomorrow on comprehensive immigration reform. that goal got closer last week when a group of senate republicans said they would support it if it included what some call a border search. he

my name is mark ferrell, supervisor of district two, you're very lucky, you have two of the most amazing supervisors representing your district and supervisor wiener, supervisor campos. consider yourself lucky. we also have a number of great department heads; thank you all for being here. mayor lee also mentioned that we have been going around having town halls in san francisco. mayor lee yesterday when we did have a townhall did surprise me; i want to have some fun with it. the one thing i thought that we would do as well -- does anyone know that tomorrow is mayor lee's birthday? who here wants to saying happy birthday? (singing happy birthday) (applause) >> supervisor farrell: all right, we are going to have an informative meeting today; i want to tell you as the chair of your budget committee three priorities from my point of view. will continue to have an open an inclusive budget that is very transparent, these are dialogues that happen and we want to make sure i knows exactly what we are thinking and what he doing city hall. number two, we want to make sure we manage the finances in