excited we are move forward but as we move forward with this development on what is uncommon the goodwill site it is important to examine the transactions and evaluate our priorities and sets of needs we want to see as outcomes for property that is owned pub i know that van ness and 16 mission and others locations on mission what's the best use to raise money for city offers buildings or consider affordable housing opts i looked to this i know that is complicated in a lot of different mechanisms that are involved but i think that is an important conversation i want to thank supervisor david campos for calling that meeting. >> thank you, supervisor kim i have a presentation from john updyke we're joined today by the director of planning planning director ram thank you to director ram and the head of the mayor's office of housing and thank you mr. lee with that i'd like i'm going to turn it over to mr. updyke. >> thank you, supervisors good afternoon john updyke director of real estate first, i want to thank you for the opportunity not only revenue the sale of van ness but how it fits as su

goodwill obviously, good training piece, bay view hunters port. the conservation core and the food bank, which is also located in the bay view hunterses point. dog patch and that's probably it. so depends on how you calculate that number sorry for the vague answer. >> good to know, thank you >> we have a motion can we get a second on the mission? commissioner bermejo seconds. before we go to public comment, one real quick question. on textiles i know we got great textile programs from goodwill and recycle for change i know we have a textile program with our partners at recologo, i'm wondering how ke coordinate, all that >> thank you for bringing that up. we have meetings periodically bringing the groups together there say lot of conservations, goodwill has been talking to recology department of the environment, has become a hub for bringing the teams together so we can divert dekz tiles in a coordinated manner, >> okay. one of the reasons i ask is because there was a bin -- i'm going to make this real tight, i can go down the rabbit hole with them

a grant for them to design a textile box especially for families. >> goodwill the well-known store has been making great strides. >> we grateful to give the items to goodwill it comes from us selling those items in our stores with you that process helps to divert things it from local landfills if the san francisco area. >> and the textile box will take it one step further helping 1230 get to zero waste. >> it brings the donation opportunity to the donor making that as convenient as possible it is one of the solutions to make sure we're capturing all the value in the textiles. >> with the help of good will and other businesses san francisco will eliminate 39 millions tons of landfill next year and 70 is confident our acts can and will make a great difference. >> we believe that government matters and cities matter what we side in san francisco, california serve as a model phenomenal in our the rest of the country by the world. >> whether you do not to goodwill those unwanted text told us or are sufficient value and the greater community will benefit. >> thanks to sf environment san fran

but looking at both the potential affordable housing on the balance of the recipients side and the goodwill side as well as what might happen on thirty van ness the biz process we'll be looking at additional affordable housing and that will occur after you know sort of meeting the financial goals the building replacement this is not to say the mayor's office of housing is not interested in acquiring homes for affordable housing we have to be strategic in the neighborhood that are impacted the most where we can build cost effectively where we have you know access to services and things along those lines and there is is a issue related to the question of scale etch individual unit that we support has to be subsidize and as we get to a certain point nevertheless of the total units we'll reach our limits as one individual project of taking the bulk of the affordable housing funds that the office has in a particular year this is typically not the type of sited we'll acquire it was a transbay site with a little bit more flexibility we'll landmarking look for the officials but we have other compet

>> supervisor with respect to the goodwill property it was a transaction negotiated a lot of a year and a half going went to the board in 2015 it was a complex two acre site joint development at the time of the discussion some uncertainty with the acquisition is from a third party i'll give you a flavor of the negotiation that informed the final financial performer on the sides with the project i think having said that, that got us to the point an agreement was brought forward to the board and approved by sideboard a reopener is troubling from any prospective in that we reopened that issue allows other issues to be comploementd on the other side to make it difficult i'm not sure that's a viable path forward we are happy to have a discussion with our development partner but at the end of the day with respect to thirty van ness we are out in the marketplace i don't know the offers we'll see and how we'll be able to balance the tension between those needs between a high financial return and robust be affordability we want to see both i have ever intention of bringing forward options that l

. >> with all the developed in that area hundred van ness behind the goodwill is there a pocket or anything in the development agreement to assume some of the rocket financially for the project director rubke was talking about i guess is japan some of the escalators make go wide enough to have a who ever and suitcases and all that stuff i that this is a reasonable thing to look at i don't know where those public buildings are do you know. >> yes. we have been talking with the planning department will be the four corners are essential open for development so it is favorable early in the process in terms of of them securing their entitlements we've had discussions about the access and he shared funding station assess so it is a bit early to say we're absolutely seeing opportunities all 3 of those corners i've said are adjacent to the envelope of our station. >> either one of the goodwill building hundreds of people come in there and using these and the normal wear and tear it is a reasonable request. >> i guess the one elevators when the building is under construction will be out of service.

the district court even refused to give a standard goodwill gift instruction, we propose quote a gift or payment given with the generalized hope of some unspecified future benefit is not a bribe. word for word at of jennings. here, one of our principal arguments without the governor believe that jonnie williams was getting goodwill gets in the expectation that he would give the axis and credibility that comes with hobnobbing around with important officials. judge king: the defense year was good faith. judge motz: that was one defense. judge king: that is what you said to the judge, you set up a crucial defense you called it is good faith. and you got a good fit construction. judge motz: we did, your honor. he said if the governor acted in good faith, did not have criminal intent, and there could be no crime, there would be no crime. how could it be better for you? mr. francisco: if the jury doesn't understand the true scope of the official asked the jury does not understand the difference between a goodwill gift of -- permissible goodwill gift -- judge king: if he acted in good faith,

the district court refused to give a standard goodwill instruction. a gift or payment given with the general ayatollah for some unspecified nature benefit is not a prize. here one of our principal arguments was the governor believed johnny williams is giving goodwill gets in the expectation he would get the access and credibility that come with it -- >> good faith was your defense. that is what you said. our defense is good faith. >> we did, your honor. >> if the governor acted in good faith, he didn't have criminal intent and there could be no crime. there would be no crime. >> because the jury doesn't understand the true scope of official acts and the jury doesn't understand the difference between a permissible goodwill gift in a prohibited bribe. >> if he acted in good faith it doesn't make any difference. >> it doesn't make any difference. if he acted in good faith then it couldn't have criminal intent and arid e-mail crime. >> i think if the jury believes -- you closed the closing argument. you closed it off. you closed the argument off after tha

we have meetings periodically bringing the groups together there say lot of conservations, goodwill has been talking to recology department of the environment, has become a hub for bringing the teams together so we can divert dekz tiles in a coordinated manner, >> okay. one of the reasons i ask is because there was a bin -- i'm going to make this real tight, i can go down the rabbit hole with them -- i take my son on a pony ride, at mar vis sa, they have pony rides for five bucks, i think it went up to ten, there say bin that says bring your textiles i thought, is this a program, it's daily city right at the conner line do we have something similar? it seems to me that textile -- recapturing textiles, away from landfills, and resues has a lot of components there, i remember coming back to the staff saying yeah, i got a photo of it nobody had heard of it it was like something p happening at a pony ride. so that's why i asked about coordinating that around textiles, we know textiles is a big part of the last 20% to get to 0 it seems to be great there's coordination happening >> and the we

what we saw and the congregation of whataggression.what we saw cancels whatever goodwill we have for hadi. >> an area regularly used for celebrations and military parades. and the port city of aden houthi fighters and forces loyal to the previous president, ali abdullah saleh were blamed for the bombardment of residential areas like dar ass ad. and in the southern city of ta'izz hospital took direct hits on saturday. medical officials say they are already struggling to get the medical supplies they need to treat the wounded and sick, but making it more difficult to keep generators running during power cuts. but speaking in have i la sri lanka that could be difficult because of the numbers of number of groups now involved in this war. security forces have split loyalties. many have stayed loyal to the current president, abd rabbu mansour hadi, while others have sided with the fighters of the houthis and the former president, ali abdullah saleh. coalition forces they are trying stop including being bombed by other groups including al qaeda al qaeda. al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. e

>> reporter: well most nigerians believe he has the capacity and goodwill to beat boko haram.emember this was a former military head of state, and while he was head of state in nigeria in 1983 '84, his government was able to crush a similar insurgency in this part of the country, the northeast of nigeria. he was able to crush the rebellion then and sort out the problems. so people here believe there is the will and capacity and with the support from the military his traditional base he can deliver on that. >> what else has he promised in his inauguration speech and can he deliver? >> reporter: he has prom missed several things. root out corruption deal with the energy crisis and fix problems in the agriculture and education sector. the economy is in a very, very sorry state. he made mention of that in his speech and people believe he has the capacity. this is somebody who's records in office he is that he had the capacity to deliver, and people think such efforts, or such [ inaudible ] from the past will translate into actions while he is now an elected president, although you

to be doing that we need to promote textile reuse in the city and recycle for change as well as goodwill will be helping us with that creating easy collection in san francisco. and drop off location. san francisco state universities, early child care center, that is a new group we have not worked with they said they want to expand early education composing in our center. this is educating all of the early educators in the bay area, if i'm saying that right. it's a great location for them to set up composting programs specifically paper towels they go through in these communities, the next is david glad stone, they're partnered with ucsf they're a huge lab, and that research. they have interested in diverse, huge amounts of styrofoam, they approached us, and said we want to diverse and recycle it through gb industrial we're excited to work with them, it's something new and different and innovative, everybody is here from all of the grantees, perspective grantees in the audience, thank you for coming, i know it's a long meeting [applause] i wouldn'ted to open up for questions if you guys h

goodwill. donate stuff.bs. >>> an autopsy revealed that edith ann haynes was beaten and strangled to death before the fire started in her mobile home. to find out whether an accelerant was used to start the fire, samples were collected and sent to the laboratory. there, forensic scientist laurel mason took the contents of the air-tight containers and prepared them for testing. >> what i need to do is get the ignitable liquid that was used to accelerate the fire into a gas form. and i do that by heating the sample up. that gas is then collected or absorbed on to the charcoal strip. >> a gas chromatograph mass spectrometer analyzed the samples and compared them to a database of over 750 known reference samples. >> it is like a doctor looking at an ekg. i have to be able to visually recognize what it is that i'm looking at. the sample that was removed from the threshold was positive for gasoline. >> now investigators wanted to know who was the last person inside ann's home on the day of the fire. interestingly,

come to the table out of goodwill.came because they were in trouble. that may be where they were headed in the first place despite all their protestations that they had no interest in a nuclear weapon and that it is contrary to their biology -- theology. charlie: this deal makes it one year. robert gates: maybe. charlie: you have a lot of questions here. this is a lot. you have to assume a lot. robert gates: i have done -- charlie, i have done a lot of arms control with the soviet union, and as an intelligence officer and an intelligence adviser to the negotiating team, i had some responsibilities when it came to the verification regime and how we could monitor compliance. those agreements were very simple and mainly relied on our own satellites. we still found anomalies and we still found evidence that we thought the soviets were in violation of that agreement. this agreement is much more complex, requires access, erect access to many places to assure they are not cheating, so -- direct access to many places to assure

by like wise refusing to give a standard goodwill gift instruction, the district court violated that principle and the jury was permitted to convict, even if it completely agreed with us as to what the facts of this case showed. now, i'm happy to answer any further questions the court has on this issue. all of this, of course, all of what we've been talking about assumes that we had a fair and impartial jury. here however we don't even know we had that. this was one of the highest profile criminal prosecutions in virginia history. >> well as i understand it, both sides wanted this elaborate questionnaire, correct? yes, your honor. >> and there was give and take about what questions would be on the questionnaire. >> not really. we jointly submitted a written questionnaire to the court. both of us agreed to it. >> that sounds like -- oh sure. beforehand. that questionnaire included the the question, have you formed an opinion about the defendant's guilt or innocence based on your exposure? >> and all prospective jurors sent it out? >> yes but the district court, when he sent it out to

goodwill. donate stuff. create jobs. ♪ >> it's not the answer.ying to find a solution. >> the eyes of the world on cleveland tonight for a huge basketball game and even lebron james is urging calm. new overnight protests and cleveland after a police officer is found not guilty in the shooting deaths of two unarmed people. >>> new this morning, a firefighter dies during a water rescue. this is during flash flooding in oklahoma and evacuations are under way as more heavy rain and severe storms are expected to just pelt the

they did not show up out of goodwill.showed up as their economy -- because their economy was being strangled, and they were in fear of being overthrown by their own people. and i think there are some good things in the agreement. what happens to the stuff -- charlie: the iranians were in fear of being overthrown by their own people? robert gates: i think first of all, the green revolution. but it took a lot of force, and it is a scary thing. and i think that there are aspects of the agreement that have to be approved for it, i think, to be a good, solid agreement. one is the pacing of the lifting of sanctions. another is on the verification. a third is -- charlie: ok, here is a question. based on what you think has been done -- on the one hand, iranians are saying sanctions have to be lifted immediately, and the u.s. says it has to be phased, and on the inspections they seem to be rather intrusive inspections, based on what john kerry said. and what others have said, in terms ofhat to do. bethhey will not be able to go on

when he can count on is the amount of goodwill. people expect him to resolve the major problems the country is struggling with. insecurity corruption and crisis. >> he is inheriting a country in crisis. security corruption and the economy need urgent attention. observers know it will be tough. >> it will be difficult because people have gone through a lot of things. it will be difficult because people i expect expect the magic to happen and i wouldn't know what plan they have. most important thing is to carry people on board. the drop in the price of oil. nigeria's export left the country short of cash. >> that will limit the option and no one knows how long the people's goodwill will last >>> in kenya, the country's north-east has been hardest hit by the ongoing threat from al-shabab. the government said the region's education sector is in crisis. more than 100 schools have been forced to close. there has been a massive exodus of professionals. we have this report. >> reporter: until recently this was some of the safest streets in

to george's point, there has been a serious lack of goodwill between this white house and democrats and now in this phase -- >> republicans, i'm talking about democrats. we're in the phase where democrats are looking ahead. they're looking to hillary clinton, to their next nominee. any goodwill that there might have been gets weakened a little bit because he's not the only guy running the party anymore. >> the president says to dem kratsz if you vote on this i know it's risky, i'll campaign for you. that didn't work out so well in 2010 and 2014. >> nancy pelosi said how do we support this? we don't know what's in it. that didn't stop her with obamacare. >> we'll end there. that's it for the panel. stay tune for a city council meeting where those in attendance got an earful they were not counting on. aning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders... awwwwwww!!!!! they have all those warnings on them. might as well say, "you're going to die, jeff". you hired someone to clean the gutters? not just someone. someone from angie's list. but we're not members. we don't ha

. >> surrounded by dignitaries, he said he was basking in the reservoir of international goodwill. a sentiment expressed by french for the -- the front foreign minister >> this election was absolutely exemplary. everything went well. there were no disruptions. the outgoing president him -- accepted his defeat so this was a positive example for all of africa. reporter: he has vowed to tackle nigeria's dismal economy and widespread corruption. much to the joy of his supporters. flat out of money with the $60 billion debt africa's largest oil producer in largest economy is also troubled by a fuel shortage. one that its new president has sworn to straighten out. an explosion has rocked the capital of the run. no casualties have been reported so far. amateur footage shows charred vehicles in the streets. authorities say they do not know the cause of the blast but the country has been hit by a wave of antigovernment protests for more than a month. many are wary of the bid to seek a third term. the election is expected to take place on june 26 and the president says he will not back down.

what we have to do, it takes middle class african-americans, and americans of goodwill and the governmentnicipal, state and federal, to become involved. because, look, we have got it. if we continue to live in the country and want a semblance of life, liberty and happiness, we'll have to deal with the least of these, those that have been left out. we'll have to spend money and time to try to get people moving in a different realm. they have few examples to follow. many of the people who are gone will have to come back. i have a friend in kansas city wallace heart field the second, trying to get middle class african-americans to come back and re do the homes and provide examples that we have when we grew up. it will take african-americans, and government. >> let me go back to the professor, is that the beginning of an idea to you. >> no - yes and no. let me say baltimore is an unusual case. america is a huge country. african-american americans live in different circumstances. baltimore is not typical. more typical are the african-american neighbourhoods in harlem, south side of chicago and

so instead of a goodwill tour to show off the crown jewel of pakistan the province has turned into aow the nationalities of the ambassadors on the helicopter. michelle have we contacted the embassy in pakistan? do we know the whereabouts of the pakistani ambassador? >> reporter: we are awaiting word of those who were on the trip. we are still waiting from the military to let us know they contacted family members to confirm who died in the crash and further injured. that's what we know so far, john. >> michelle thank you. the ambassadors in many countries around the world. a lot of u.s. involvement. we need to get more information. we know the helicopter crashed. the taliban says they did it. we need conferirmation on that now. more news after the break. right now, verizon is offering unlimited talk. and text. plus 10 gigs of shareable data. yeah, 10 gigantic gigs. for $80 a month. and $15 per line. more data than ever. for more of what you want. on the network that's #1 in speed. call. data. and reliability. so you never have to settle. $80 a month. for 10 gigs. and $15 per line. sto

forward to hearing more as this project move forward i'm concerned about to the extent that the goodwill site didn't have the level of affordability that is in the mission in prop k i worry about what that means in the board decided not to support that site we are at 20 percent we've invested million dollars so what happens to that development those with questions we're going to have to figure out but thank you. >> thank you so supervisor campos you're looking for expense someone to file our this is filed to the call of the chair madam clerk, any other business before this commission? >> you want to file the item not to continue the item to the call of the chair. >> there's no further business. >> thank you. this meeting is >> good morning, everybody. welcome to beautiful delores park. this is a long time coming. back in 2008, voters approved a clean and safe neighborhood parks bond which allocated about $14 million to improve this incredible park. our goal together we are going to build the new dolores park that is going to be built to last. it is going to retain all of it's important f

website, recycle where.org, has the locations, it covers the boxes and instore drop off locations like goodwill, everything. >> thanks alexa, public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed, any further comments colleagues? thoughts? all right. all those in favor of approval please say aye >>-a- >> all opposed say no grants are approved. thank you everybody. [applause] >> thank you. >> all right. we can move to the next item please monica? >> approval of proposed amended guidelines for the use your packet today is the copy of the craft amended guidelines for the use of inpound account accounts punneds, for the city attorney on the grant guidelines, and a resolution from 2006 from the commission on approving the impont account in general grant guide libraries, this is a discussion and action item. >> thank you. director raphael. >> thank you commissioners, this is an action item, it comes to you, as you recall back in january we presented our budget to you, that has gone to the office. as well as the full commission meeting, has to do with the appropriate use of impound funds,

eating we started this our main focus was community and we worked with 5 different neighborhood gloo goodwill and united players with when we opted 40 percent of the local hires were from here in the job market it is about local and the grocery store and about rebuilding a store that used to be would like worth and the big apple and market any questions? we may have questions for you >> perfect. >> opening it up for public comment i have 3 speaker cards john patty and another speaker. >> good afternoon commissioner president fong and commissioners dawn i'm the chair of the middle polk neighborhood association our neighborhood wants a grocery store other this prominent corner the neighborhood is okay with the creative use of the extra space at this location this location is two small to be a full sized grocery and two larger for a - we don't seek alcohol plays but keeping retail is important to us we have stated to this commission on many occasions that we want to keep our retail and we want to be consistent and i ask you commissioners for advice how to do so quoting with the very unique case

the rest will be taken, we are not sure there has also been a sense of goodwill here.will tell you because the numbers are rising and the huge inflict, they are getting frustrated because they feel they are being left to do it a bone the italian government says it's a european issue and needs to be dealt with by all european countries. the italians feel at the moment they are handling the burden full by themselves. >> not a lot of goodwill towards the northern european countries in italy. after all the media attention after the strategy that happened a few weeks ago when hundreds of migrants died. has any additional help been put in place? any temporary plan? >> reporter: exactly. well i think that's still a very murky situation. we know that the reality is that there is one french vessel here. that's what we have been told. it's confirmed and that took part as will as well in that operation. we are being told perhaps there is a german ship. a british naval vessel in the area but not committed to how exactly they will be operating. will it be a coordinated effort, thro

goodwill. donate stuff. create jobs. >>> tonight new outrage over the shocking arrest of a woman who was 8 months pregnant. the video caught on police body cam. michelle cooks was the woman. she was toppled to the ground and hand cuffed while laying on her stomach. >> do not touch me! do not touch me! do not touch me! >> this came after cooks was involve in a dispute with another woman in a school parking lot. police demanded cooks' full name. she refused. that's when this arrest went down. cooks says officers did it because of her race. so why did this happen? and did police put cooks' baby at risk? kyung lah is "outfront." >> reporter: what michelle cooks screams is unmistakable. >> i'm pregnant! >> reporter: eight months pregnant she still ends up on the pavement. the officer kufg her. cooks was dropping off her second great daughter at school and had a parking lot confrontation with this blond woman. she had refused to give the responding officer her full name. >> don't touch me. do not touch me. >> repo

there was an absence of goodwill. that's the challenge that we face right now. mr. hinton is the 152nd person to be exonerated after being sentenced to death. that means for every nine people executed in this country, we now identified one innocent person. and if we had integrity, we would -- we would stop executed people until we dealt with these problems of unreliability. but that is what was missing in this case. we went to every attorney general in the state of alabama during four administrations. we repeatedly asked the prosecutor and they just a decided to see if they could get away with holding onto this conviction. and it is really shameful because, while mr. hinton is a remarkable healing -- human being, he was on death row when 53 other people were executed. they took them just a few feet from where he was housed at them in the electric chair and strapped to them on grace and they tried to kill him everyday during his time on death row. i still think we've got great challenges. there are some parts of the country that have created condition integrity units

something goodwill come out of it. it may not be a hit. i love my family and the children.'ve been married a few times. it's a big blended family. anyone out there that has a blended family nose what i'm talking about, it's not that easy. we are figuring it out. works. >> still ahead - david foster turns sunrise >>> this is "talk to al jazeera", i'm tony harris, this week with famous composer david foster. [ ♪♪ ] ♪ everybody needs a little time away ♪ >>> so when the album was finished we were done, finished. ernie said there's a movie "summer lover's, would you write a song. we sat down, it was like "after the love was gone", i go - peters says "i like that." and the best stuff comes fast, it always comes fast. we finished the song, it was a number one hit. >> yes. >> but the - the weird thing was we went to the movie, we were so excited to be in the movie. it's the end title. peter gallagher, and darryl hannah, we were at the premier, the start of the seconding. there's a motorcycle in the distance, as he sings ♪ everybody needs a little . >> the motorcycle gets louder an

how come there's not a more developing trust that the united states is working out of goodwill. >> it's history, it's a long history going back to the spanish american war, and the fact that the guantanamo navel base is occupied by the united states. cuba sees that as an injury a wound in its heart. that's how they describe it. this is a treaty signed more than 100 years ago. and it doesn't allow or almost 100 years ago. it doesn't allow the kooubons to tell the united states to leave. it has to be by mutual accord. that and other reasons the political differences that exist between the united states and cuba - one is a communist country. the united states made it clear it does not agree or condone the system. it's a country 90 miles away from florida, the united states has a long history of intervention. we have not seen a lot of that. cubans may see sa good reason to wonder if that same type of intervention may not occur again >>> lucyia newman in havana. great to have you with us. a majority of americans and floridians approve of opening ties with cuba bet some politicians are steadf