the blank wall of the fillmore, the police station that's there. it's just the northern part of the block. the southern part of the block where the restaurants are, the general meter parking stays. to the point about the delivery services that are maybe more using those spaces than previously, we can certainly work with restaurants to review whether general metre parking is appropriate, versus yellow zones or white zones. it may be changes in parking management on the southern half of the block will address the issues raised in public comment. but this parking and traffic change was driven by a public safety desire of the police department and for it to have more officer foot traffic and more officer presence on that block of fillmore. >> thank you. and mr. baldwin, i don't know if you had heard, the item was changed by staff so that the parking on the east side of the street is not being touch and i believe to his point, the parking spots in front of the restaurants are not going to be touched. it is going to be -- >> ok. my only -- >> i'm sorry.

we don't have no businesses on fillmore. or have you seen fillmore lately? and i'm not here to point the finger at no one, particular queen bee. i go to district 5 and i can't get action because he's playing both parts and i know y'all don't want know say this but i'm not saying it for y'all but for the african american lack negros however you want to say us. i hope you hear me, peskin, because you did a wonderful job for herman. you opened up the box and we can't stop. this is to the city and county because they say i'm not a media person. this say news bulletin being published so i'm part of the media. i don't want problems tomorrow when go to the chamber and i'm the only black person you stop. my name is ace, dammit in the city by the bay. i've been trying to see our acting mayor. i went to her office, i can't get in there because they don't know what the hell's going on. i'm the acting supervisor of the district 5. my name is ace. contact me. i know everything in the fillmore. when she was a little girl i was working in the fillmore. when she was born in

when i'm talking about the fillmore street, you can hear ed lee is committed to the fillmore.each place he went to closed down. that's in the fillmore. read between the lines without me saying something. i'm here supporting. i haven't what you call endorsed, but i'm here supporting london breed cause she knows me. she's the queen of the -- >> clerk: thank you for your comments. the next speaker, please. >> ace is definitely on the case with that one. i'm here to suggest the man who runs the city's politics, we have a great and beautiful city here, a man who time and time again has been on the side of the late ed lee and that is ron conway. i believe he is the most qualified and has been there for our city. so let's cut the middleman out and elect the man himself. ron conway, baby. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> may i just say those of you at the women's march three days ago, you looked good. you looked like warriors. >> clerk: thank you, next speaker, please. >> i support interim caretaker mayor and i propose naomi kelly. >> co-chair: thank you

i know everything in the fillmore. when she was a little girl i was working in the fillmore. when she was born in the projects, i was working in the fillmore and i'm not saying this to get at you like this way but you need to see me. i'll be in your office in two minutes. my name is ace and i'm on the case. that's a bulletin. i don't need a press pass tomorrow. you know who i am. >> commissioner: thank you, ace. anybody else wish to comment on item number 3. supervisor peskin. >> i don't know if this say question for staff or the city senior but i want to make sure the legislative digest the amendments i don't think is correct and explain what the legislation does. instead of saying that it would restrict lot mergers by requires lots along mission streets to be at least 150 feet wide is to be no more than 100 feet wide, right? >> deputy city attorney. our office committed a corrected legislative digest to the court this morning. it's in the clerk's file now and will be in the file going forward. >> commissioner: i wanted the chairman to know i'm reading all the fine print. >>

ginz berg to talk about the minnie park in fillmore. i read you donated $300,000 to revitalize, but you don't have to answer, we'll a talk offscreen. i want to know, i want a full report on every park. what is going on, dollar signs. need that by the end of year so i can do the report. my name is ace, i'm on the case. i got a report on all the department heads. she got the same name, because she knows me. and when she was a little girl, she came here, raised in the project. i was born and raised in the projects. so ace is saying, my family we outside the projects. my mother came here from the south. worked in the shipyards. we had to struggle from the fillmore. i couldn't find a dam job. i'm a contractor. back in 1986. all the agents had all the jobs, contractors. they can't speak english, so i had to go down to the hutch and they started the redevelopment. i got no -- don't stop me. >> president buell: well, you're wandering off the -- >> this is public comment, if i want to say, you're not supposed to stop me. i'm going to leave anywa

he means the el fillmore name hamburg's new and rather expensive concert hall now one of the city's prime nine marks and a symbol of german prosperity. oh oh to euro's twenty euro money this month more not. for this award that's the rest for this month i get my next payment on friday and i'll spread it out so i can make ends meet. as i go to bed or will they not thing in the bank they know because. maybe sixty five cents less actually said. not worth thinking about. but i'll get some more in friday by the activities and i can get by til friday. he used to go out to sea on bake trips to america asia and australia he trained as a welder at hamburg's famous blome and foss shipyard. it was a good job and well paid for me so if you as a trainee you didn't get very much but you were working less and learning or hands that was worth something or best of all i did his reaction on behalf of what is your imagine your old age would. i didn't i wasn't even thinking about old age at that time. now haven't lived in a small flat in hamburg styles help cortef a social hotspot poverty has become a serious

and in my room a call by the way showing that they're more than just politics on their way to the fillmore nick orchestra to see a concert tonight so that's also part of the program him paris today it's a magical and not crying putting on a unified face down next between them germany and france control roughly half the eurozone budget where the sticking points exactly. finance minister something your the germans are very reluctant about although michael america won't tell you this in a press conference like that they're trying to show that they're more unified than anything else in fact the french president said listen it doesn't really matter how we get to the goals but the overall goals we have are the same now back as you know back home merkel is facing some problems in forming a new government how is that affecting her position in politics. both talked about that today and i did on that because said i understand that the french are really waiting for a new german government here and a minor in my call though he said i don't want to meddle in the interior of politics in germany i really

and the other is a remnant parcel called the ellis street driveway, directly next to the fillmore heritage center. serves as the driveway to that shopping center. and in the p.m.p. that is slated for disposition as a fair market sale, so that is also on the work list for 18-19. >> ok. >> any other comments? commissioner bustos. >> just one clarification for mr. lee. yes. slide 22. i know this, but i just want to make sure i get this. so, on the bullet, for small business enterprises, 74% for professional services is 10 million. that's 10 million in fees, right? >> that is correct, yes. >> just making sure the math -- ok. >> and i have one clarification. of brie. 47 staff and three contracted. what are -- can you expand on that? >> sure. so, if you go back in the way back time machine and remember dissolution and at one point the city, we thought we were going to be a city department, and then we were not a city department, and so three former o.c.i.i. employees joined the department of administrative services staff and, but they continued to perform their same duties and do the same work t

and now, on fillmore and gary street, i don't know if you have the same people there renting out the property, called the fillmore auditorium, no blacks, we go in there, we don't have no kind of benefits, so y'all talking about benefits over here, y'all ain't did jack frost. by the way, since i'm up here talking politically, all the politicians around here playing politics, politrick, i'm going to use this tv that you are watching, that i created, to do like what trump is doing. he's a master at what he's doing in that tv, i'm the master down here locally. and i'm going to use this until y'all give me my right to be in the media back there where there was no black media there yesterday, or the day before. all these blacks came in talking about racial and ginger, no, it was politics at its best. and i want to commend the supervisors, the progressives, because the progressives got to give it to moderates, and resolve the problems that we have and stop playing politricks. so when i get back to talk later, a good example of how the politicians and the supervisors and some of them are lam

>> reporter: the fillmore was packed, the show sold out.isten to that voice. immediately confronted with so much culture that was unknown ot me previously, and so many ideas unknown to me previously and i on was liberat ♪ and then the end fell out and i don't know if i can take a chance ♪ >> reporter: born kristine flaherty she's known professionally at k. flay. just before he check. >> this is like yeah, it's a total dream come true. this is probably my favorite venue in the whole world. ♪ feel it coming back ♪ >> reporter: the singer graduated with a double major from stanford university. the experience changed her life, influenced her music. ecord, how to play instruments " she's seeing mor r women behind >> i was immediately confronted with so much culture that was unknown to me previously and so many ideas that were unknown to me previously and i think that that inundation was so liberating and so exciting for me. >> reporter: k. flay is nominated for two grammy awards for best engineered album, nonclassical and for best rock song. tru

this is an article from the new fillmore newspaper. it shows -- this is phillip kauffman's house. this is the subject property at 2417 green. the exemption only looks at 2417 green and concludes that it is not historically significant. we submit it's not, but this house certainly is. this house is one of two homes featured in noted architectural treaties where earnest coxhead himself lived with his family. raised his children. and it is one of the most architecturally significant homes in the city. now the planning department at this point recognizes -- they admit it's a "category a1 historic resource." that's the highest possible category of historic value. yet the planning department still contends that the exemption should stand because they claim this project won't adversely affect the resource. we have submitted a lawyer from architect carol carp, who has opined that this project will, in fact, adversely affect the historic nature of the property. and i would like to give you a -- show some pictures of the story poles that have recently erected on the property. this project w

police released this video showing that hafact in -- attac in the fillmore district. he began choking the store clerk for no apparent reason. they booked him on charges of aggravated assault and burglary. >>> in santa rosa, a reunion, homecoming, promise and life lesson wrapped into one. santa rosa or st. rose catholic school and nearby cardinal newman school opened for the first time since the devastating fires. wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: when students, family and staff entered the gym at cardinal newman, no doubt they saw all those victory banners on the wall, but today's victory is more significant than all combined. >> i think there's much more to gain from it than what we lost. >> reporter: the fire burned half the buildings on this campus. >> there were 20 classrooms burned completely, four badly damaged, unable to be used, the like raer library, the administration building. >> reporter: all replaced now with temporary buildings. today their complete reunion as a student body for the first time in 15 weeks. one sixth of the students here lost the

those students where they are and help them to develop a place in our public conversation where the fillmore -- where they feel more included. "drug abuse:ilm meeting the challenge." >> cocaine is not hip, it is hype. anybody who tells you it is ok is a liar. >> watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. the senate failed to approve a measure to fund the government through the door 16 -- february 16, resulting in the government shutdown. this is about 10 minutes. [applause] >> good evening. my name is

the tree came down yesterday afternoon on fillmore street between sutter and post.is a picture form the scene showing the tree in the middle of the road. the road was blocked until 8:00 last night. nobody was injured when the tree came down. there is no impact on muni this morning. ( robin ) san francisco police are looking for a man they say threatened a muni bus driver with a gun. it happened around 9:30 sunday night near near sunnydale avenue and santos street. authorities say the man got on the bus... and claimed ot have a gun. the man told the driver to take him to a specific location. but after one block... the man got off the bus and took off. no one on the bus was hurt. the c-h-p is stepping up efforts to prevent people from making unnecessary stops on bay area freeways.

experienced this kind of conversation since the displacing of residents in what used to be called the fillmore other neighborhoods during the "urban renew alloy -- renewal"phenomenon. we know that neighborhoods change, but now we're called to monitor that change not withstanding market forces. market forces care little about equity, but i believe that government should. so how do we apportion goods and services and maintain communities in this context? obviously for me, i believe that equity is how any county must proceed. and in this gumbo of multiple interests, we must be informed of cross sectors by data so we're not relying on what we see in our individual experiences but what we know across experiences. for example, in neighboring los angeles regarding the problem of homelessness, i want to read an excerpt from "the new york times" yesterday, where it says, "as the homeless population has grown, the old stereotypes of single men, mentally ill or addicted have been upended. now the crisis not just in los angeles is connected with another of the state's challenges -- an overheated housing m

this rally, out in front of city hall and supporting rising african american leadership for the fillmore heritage center. secondly, one of the things that ed lee wanted to see accomplished right before his tragic passing was to get 1,000 people off of the street and into the safe, organized spaces, so i have something for you, supervisors. it's called safe organized spaces. we have a working group that is comprised of st. francis homeless's challenge facilitate are. we have downtown streets team, we have concern, we ha have encampment neighbors. and we for a fraction of what the city currently spends on dpw and sfpd could actually have a community integrated program to support safe integrat integrates -- integrated spaces for a $9 million budget. but acting mayor breed, it's going to be challenging and it's going to be a blessing in some ways to be the incumbent in this race. but let's make sure whoever is the acting mayor, interim mayor is active in an interim budgetary process. >> thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm steve jones with the center for b

at sign the bill into law -- before fillmore signed the bill. local editor was surprised to discover as a result of the exodus, how many black residents of the city were fugitive slaves. the same occurred elsewhere. thomas, ofike henry buffalo, who had escaped from nashville with the aid of his thenr, in 1834 and since had become a leading figure in the city. in the months after the law was an active, thomas closed his barbershop and moved his family to buxton in canada. if the law was meant to soothe a distracted country as they hoped, such widespread opposition only deepened political tension. worried about the potential of a rupture, james cooper, the pennsylvania whig who had voted for the log reluctantly, spoke for many when he called for a cessation of agitation. he pleaded that harmony and good feeling between the different sections of the union could be restored. if many of the compromised advocates sought as a last chance to keep the country together, it was clear within a matter of weeks that they had seriously miscalculated the effect

because in the fillmore, as i coin it, the feel no more, not around no more, and everybody look at me i'm alive and direct. 33 seconds, i support ya, i keep that going. just yesterday i had to have the ambulance come pick me up out of the mayor's office. i was assaulted by one of the details that are supposed to be guarding the mayor. can you believe that? ladies and gentlemen, this is a blues break, they say ace you are not a reporter, you don't have -- when i get up and speak it's for the public and giving them information they don't hear from the conservative papers that's obsolete. my name is ace, damn it, and i'm on the case. >> are there any other speakers? all right. public comments closed. is there a motion? >> i'll make a motion to send item seven forth to the full board for consideration. >> passes unanimously. >> eight, resolution improving modification of the lease with the united states of america offices occupied by the united states transportation security administration at the international terminal and terminal two at the san francisco international airport to extend

the ficus tree came down yesterday afternoon on fillmore street between sutter and post.s a picture form the scene showing the tree in the middle of the road. the road was blocked until 8:00 last night. no one was hurt when the tree came down. there is no impact on muni this morning. ( robin ) a man is arrested in concord after being found with a stolen gun. a concerned neighbor called police .... after seeing a man sleeping in a car. when officers responded to the call... the driver was still sleeping and the smell of marijuana was coming from inside the car. an officer woke the man up and asked for insurance. then the man reached over and locked his glovebox. police found this gun and determined it was stolen and arrested the man. ( robin ) a bathroom break leads to a life -changing win. a man won one- million dollars off a scratchers ticket in san jose. he stopped at the "rotten robbie" store on peidmont road to use the restroom. he then bought a ten- dollar scratcher and won a free ticket. that free ticket... was a winning ticket. the man says he hopes to buy a house

latest from the afghan capital also coming out holocaust survivors and their families gather at the fillmore auschwitz and death camps to mark international holocaust remembrance day it comes amid warnings of rising anti semitism here in europe. and we'll introduce you to a ninety five year old paul.