poison has been used all over glen canyon. nap is a misguided plan that diverts our tax dollars to a wasteful agenda. >> ♪ city country roads take me home with a song for those bonds make it safe make it pretty make it better, won't you? you make a blue-green city. make it better in the city night city was ous -- ours and i still can see blue-green city in my dreams wo-wo-won't you president chiu love the parks, do some park to love someone like you the trees and plants oh, how they grew love, won't you do we need a better better from you love you do ♪ thank you, mr. paulson. next speaker? >> honorable supervisors. supervisor chiu:. your district, our district? district three. i support the bond majors as -- measures as written. i'm a volunteer in the natural areas program. and i'm a forest-loving person and i would like to commend the city and county of san francisco and in familiar the board of supervisors over the last 20, 30 years for having pulled off what at one time looked to be impossible, a broad agreement by various

that is going to be and port project, the same thing with glen canyon that is going to undergo a lot of work. one of the most challenging parts of the new district supervisor is that we elect the supervisors by district. it is very important to pay attention to the district, be engaged in the projects in the district. we also represent the whole city. any district supervisor that focuses on the district without addressing the citywide issues is not doing his or her job. every day, i make sure i am working on the major citywide issues and the district issues. i try to be disciplined about that. >> how will you approach the tough choices? >> i think we have to start by looking at the most critical city services that we cannot do without. what are the ones that if they deteriorated, we will pay the price on? public safety falls into that category as a basic critical service. transportation, making sure we have the functional muni is critical. core public health services like dealing with mental on this on our streets -- with mental illness on our streets. if we do not provide services,

i lived a block away from glen canyon park, and i am very pleased with the work of the natural areas program has done, although i am aware of the fact that is not on today's agenda, but some people wanted to make it so. i am very pleased with the work proposed. i very much support what is proposed in the package that has now been put together for the 2012 package. i like to use the trails and mclaren park. i like to go birdwatching and wild flower watching, and i agree that should be a very high priority along with golden gate park along with the use of money to make them safer and more enjoyable. and i am pleased to support the portions of this bond measure that will support waterfront parks and open spaces, especially the blue green way. i also want to thank supervisor wiener and members of the staff for the compromise measure that have put together and form of the amendment you are considering today, so i support the bond measure and the amendment. thank you. >> good morning. my name is engageglen gage. i am here to support the changing the wording for the bond. i love the natural

on the glen canyon, twin peaks, mount davidson peace is the park. we used the bond funds to make a significant contribution toward making that isn't real. and doing work at those three sites. supervisor elsbernd: i do not think the answer -- there is the potential there may be some programs that could be funded by this, correct? >> there is overlap between the sites where we would want to do trailed restoration and sites that are included in the natural areas plan. supervisor elsbernd: more likely than not, the eir will not be here until, best case, 12 months from now realistically. could be longer. if you had to put a dollar figure on that program -- a ball park, the whole program? >> all the projects? supervisor elsbernd: and assuming it got approved. how much? >> the natural areas plan includes over 32 distinct park sites including sharp park which is 400 acres and it includes large portions of mcclaren which is over 100 acres. to be conservative, you'd be talking $30 million or $40 million. arrange to do everything -- a range to do everything. s

it happened around desk last night in glen park canyon. the woman who has asked to be identified as jane took these pictures. she was walking her chiuaua and another dog when she left the chiuaua off its leash. the coyote struck silently and without warning. >> i wasn't prepared for how quick they act. for how sneaky and quiet. i just want people to be uh aware of how quickly this can happen to you. you always think, oh this can't happen to me. >> we spoke to another woman who witnessed the attack who says she has seen coyotes before. other citings have been in golden gate park and russian hill. >>> there may be a little snow in the sierra left, but there is plenty in new swrea land. new zealand. look at this spectacular video. earlier this week a blizzard hit christ church area. footage of the train's journey was posted on youtube. it received more than 80,000 hits in the last 24 hours. >> look at that snow. nothing like that here. >> let's check in with sandhya patel. >> no wild weather in the bay area. the only thing we will see is a wa

it happened around desk last night in glen park canyon. the woman who has asked to be identified as jane took these pictures. she was walking her chiuaua and another dog when she left the chiuaua off its leash. the coyote struck silently and without warning. >> i wasn't prepared for how quick they act. for how sneaky and quiet. i just want people to be uh aware of how quickly this can happen to you. you always think, oh this can't happen to me. >> we spoke to another woman who witnessed the attack who says she has seen coyotes before. other citings have been in golden gate park and russian hill. >>> there may be a little snow in the sierra left, but there is plenty in new swrea land. new zealand. look at this spectacular video. earlier this week a blizzard hit christ church area. footage of the train's journey was posted on youtube. it received more than 80,000 hits in the last 24 hours. >> look at that snow. nothing like that here. >> let's check in with sandhya patel. >> no wild weather in the bay area. the only thing we will see is a wa

it happened in glen park canyon. the woman took these pictures. she was walking her chihuahua and another dog when she let the chihuahua off the leash. the coyote struck silently. other sightings have been reported around the area. >> someone wanted to have a private lunch with warren buffett. a person spend $3.5 million for the privilege of eating with the oracle of omaha. that is million dollars more than last year's winner. the foundation received the money raised by the auction. glide provides services to the city's homeless. >>> new this morning, prince philip is back alongside his wife queen elizabeth ii. he was hospitalized for a bladder infection. he left smiling and waved to onlookers. duke of you had inberg is just in time to celebrate his 91st birthday. it should be a good party. >> lisa: if you were to ask me the best part of the day is right now. we have comfortable temperatures as you look outside from vollmer peak, what a nice view, lots of clear skies, already 63 in fairfield with a north wind gusting to 26 miles an hour. 54 at our

it happened around dusk thursday night in glen park canyon. the woman is asked to be identified only as jane took these pictures. she was walking her chihuahua and another dog when she let the dog off its leash. coyote struck silently and without warning. >> they were so sneaky and quiet and i want people to be aware how quickly it can happen. you always think it cannot happen to me. >> another woman witnessed the a tack and said she's seen coyote's before in the canyon. other sightings in golden gate park and russian hill. >>> someone really wanted to have a private lunch with investor warren buffet. the annual live auction on ebay ended with a person spending nearly $3.5 million for the privilege of eating with the oracle of omaha. that's almost a million dollars more than last year's winner. real winner is san francisco's glide foundation which receives the men raised by the auction. glide provides service force the city's homeless. anyone who can afford $3.5 million to have lunch with warren buffett, doesn't really need his advice. they ha

it happened around dusk thursday night in glen park canyon. the woman is asked to be identified only as jane took these pictures. she was walking her chihuahua and another dog when she let the dog off its leash. she said the coyote struck silently and without warning. >> i wasn't prepare for how quick they act and how sneaky and quiet. and i want people to be aware how quickly it can happen. you always think it cannot happen to me. >> we spoke to another woman who witnessed the attack. she said she's seen coyote's before in the canyon. other sightings in golden gate park and russian hill. >>> someone really wanted to have a private lunch with investor warren buffet. the annual live auction on ebay ended with a person spending nearly $3.5 million for the privilege of eating with the so-called oracle of omaha. that's almost a million dollars more than last year's winner. real winner is san francisco's glide foundation which receives the money raised by the auction. glide provides service force the city's homeless. anyone who can afford $3.5 mill

center called glen area conference center, it's an amazing place there that butts up right in that same area. our home is right there. we have a camp called eagle lake camp that's up the canyon, and on saturday all of that was told by the civil authorities for safety that we needed to evacuate all our guests, our staff, our camp counselors, everybody from our facilities. and at the same time, um, i'm on the phone with all our folks, you know, i'm packing our belongings. and, yeah, so and we have dozens of navigator staff that have been evacuated from their homes that live in that area as well as you know and everyone's seen on the news, thousands of others that have been evacuated. megyn: how, you know, how do you choose when you have to get out on a moment's notice what to take and what to leave? >> we, megyn, we chose memories, we chose things that are close to our heart. we've seen god work in our lives in so many different ways, so we were picking things up that remind us of his providence and his care and his goodness. megyn: it's incredible, the devastation, when you see homes, i mean, people's homes, entire neighborhoods on fire. and some of the pictures we are gettin