the jails are the working on a plan there to develop the site and much to the current hall of justice and using the certificates of participation, and to develop that within the next couple of years. and then they would use, there is another bond anticipated for 2021, and that would move out kind of the remainder of the hall of justice and also, relocate the courts to hate to say the new annex but that newer part of the hall that was built, 30 or 40 or 30 years ago where the chief's office is, that far in the hall that is the mcdonalds and that was an addition that was added 40 years ago and so the idea is to move that and tear down the old hall of justice and use the state bond money to rebuild that and move the courts back into that. and then tear down you know, the anex so the courts will be there across the street and the other criminal justice, agencies somewhere nearby. and so it is a long ways planned and it is probably going well for the next bond, and it is the final bond anticipated is 2021 and maybe, 2025 is probably if we are lucky assuming that everything goes according t

kiss slammed the hall, saying the hall was forced into selecting them because of their ticket and albumales. they mostly played nice at the induction ceremony with the exception of a comment from paul stanley, saying the people are talking to the rock 'n' roll hall of fame and saying they want more. they don't want to be spoon-fed for a handful.people. the people nominate, all inductees do not. let's are bring in bawl paul whyman, appearing his kiss makeup to wear around town. sorry, i couldn't resist that bill. they were eligible 15 years ago, only the original four members of kiss were inducted. are they out of touch with what rock fans really want? >> this is a complicated question. yes, but. this is one of those great disputes where both sides are very, very, very, very wrong. cikiss is a silly and minor ban, the only reason they were asked to be part of the rock 'n' roll hall of fame is because they are still a can big draw and where the barkley can center is where the induction ceremony was held. >> i'm going to stop you there. hollywood, for example, you do a million actors that

. >> terry golway recounts tammany hall in new york city. political machine that controlled the city's democratic party in the 19th century has been miscast as crooked. instead he serves the tammany with the political voice was responsible for social and political reform, which included greater workers compensation, the ban on child labor. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. i'm rachel go way at irish arts center. i'm very happy to welcome you here tonight commits after st. patrick's day. thank you are coming to another irish event. tonight we are proud to present author terry golway, whose recent book, "machine made: tammany hall and the cration of modern american politics" presents another side of new york city's early 20th century political powerhouse. a sub for that operate at a force for good alongside political force that is the tammany that likely comes to mind. decide not to give immigrants equal footing in new york city responded progressively to events like the triangle factory fire and crea

the bottom left where the main lobby space is, where it is going to be relocating the plex from the halls of justice to this location. so both of these locations will be very prominent in the day as well as at night as you drive past third street. so, looking into the future, easter 2014, the two major pieces of the two components of the work, and relates to the police departments are the traffic company, and forensics division and the police and infrastructure projects for nine stations and noting that southern district station that is part of the public safety campus is the tenth. >> so i believe that i understand that all of the commissioners have received a cd rom with the facility studies that were performed on all nine district stations to evaluate and look at the conditions and the need for improvements. and that study will inform which of the stations and the levels of work that this needed. going forward, on easter of 2014 as well as potentially a third bond after that. so, easter 2014 bonds will be applied simply in the manner that we have spent the easter 2010 bonds fund and 30

so how common was female leadership in tammany hall and what specifically did tammany hall do to helpen with suffrage? >> well tammany was -- first of all, i have no idea how barbara porges got to the place where she was so early. charlie murphy and al smith, al smith in particular was opposed to women's suffrage at first. but the women's suffrage movement passed in new york in 1917 i believe. might have been 1918. only when tammany decided, you know what? i mean, there are some calculations, i think tammany realized where history was going. it had failed before if new york. the reformers tried to get it through and couldn't. when tammany changed under murphy, it passed, and almost immediately women are appointed as co-district leaders with men. certainly in the 920s you're seeing stories in the new york press, the women of tammany hall. now, a lot of them are wives of tammany officials. but nevertheless, they certainly were integrated. i certainly wouldn't say they were advanced on the issues of women rights but they were there. and women got the right to vote in new york ahead of ev

the jails are the working on a plan there to develop the site and much to the current hall of justice and using the certificates of participation, and to develop that within the next couple of years. and then they would use, there is another bond anticipated

that there is a location for the forensics service and we want to get the traffic company out of the hall of justice and i would feel that when this does come up to bring up do you know who is going to be left in the hall of justice? i know that the da's office, i believe that the adult probation. do you know? >> kathleen? >> one time it might be one billion and a half dollars and the campaign did not support that kind of a cost along with the city's capacity to develop the projects that size along with the other projects that are going on and so the move out is being staged and the first move out is as a result of the 2010 easter bond and that is essentially all of the administration, and southern station, and should easter, 2014 pass, which is june of this year, it is on the ballot. and that will be the traffic company, services and so they will be going also and so for the police department, and the other ones will be there and we will still be investigations, and the courts will still be there and probation, and the jails. the jails are the working on a plan there to develop the site

. >> i loved hall and oats. >> do you know literally a year and a half ago i thought hall and oats was an action describing the removal of oats. i thought the name of the group was haulin oats. like we are haulin oats over here. >> i'm surprised you didn't go a different way saying i like haul and oats because it is the one person i am taller than. john oats was on "red eye." it was cute. neat. >> all right then. well that ended awkwardly. coming up, the c block. tonight's c block is sponsored by dogs. man's best friend and the only friend jesse can afford. thanks, dogs. it is an honor greg. watching your show is almost as fun as eating our own vomit. dogs, stick to barking. gotta run, greg. so much to sniff, so little time. a little piece of my acting there. first, did a judge make a man stand on a street corner holding a seen reading "i'm a bully." a tip, if i am asking that question the answer a is probably yes. >>> their new flavor does men a favor. yes, british ice cream maker, they have them there, has put a chill in the little blue pill inventing the first viagra-laced ice cream

i have been on here along with marshal and dejesus, and we were on when there was a dream of a new hall of justice, and new facilities for our officers. and there was talk about the bond measures, and to see this come to be and actually be there for them and captain gold berg and he is not sitting there but he is enjoying the show, but i want to thank you and this is incredible. >> thank you. >> and we look at this, and it is just amazing that there will be a new hall of justice but the one thing that sticks out for the commission the most is that when you show that one slide showing the central station will be replaced and i think that this commission has reached a conclusion that it is not in our jurisdiction that it has to be the most unsafe, and unpolice station like location in the parking garage where the female officers are changing down stairs in a container, it is just not acceptable and so i am glad that we are moving forward with that. and there is a locker there with the container i think that there is an important issue. >> and i want to thank you for the commissioners. >>

a great exposure we've reached out to the neighbor to the castro and benefit district and swedish hall and our other neighbors on about sanchez e you have the coalition they're supportive of the project. in fact, i'm not aware of anyone that is opposed to the project. i'll ask my colleague to go through the project and give you american people architecture presentation. we're here for any questions >> thank you. good afternoon madam president i'm with the architects. victor provided you a little bit of a background. so i'm going to go through a couple of things that victor talked about you have it in your packet. what i want to previous face and michael did a wonderful job in talking about the complicated nature of the project working closely with the community groups and i'm happy with the project. it's a vacant site former gas station stanley had a great history about this site and really is involved in what this site can be. the adjacent places in terms of the site and interesting eclectic mix of building around the site really looking at many of the accuses we want to take a look a

of justice and option b is the west wing of the hall of justice. so the new facility is going to move from the currently designed to the podular design, moving from the traditional linear design to the podular design. i just mentioned some of the benefits of moving from that traditional lineal design to the podular design. also i think one of the important features with the new design is the program space that the sheriff has for the rehabilitation aspect of this jail and also the medical and mental health units that would be part of the new facility. just a few slides to go on the fiscal feasibility office, the bureau office already prepared a report. we feel the direct and indirect financial benefits to the cd to brief the benefits of the new facility before the hoj becomes non-operable, we don't want to ramp up costs, there would be associated costs with temporary jails if, in the event of an earthquake, the hoy becomes non-operable we would have to find temporary space for the current inmates and also the cost of expedited construction and the

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is still here at city hall and try out what is happening with the city hall, you call it city hall and i call it silly hall. >> thank you, any other members of the public that want to speak on this item. seeing none, public comment is closed. do we have a motion to file this -- we don't. >> madam chair, do you want on continue this to the call of the chair. >> yes, we do, do we have a motion to continue to the call of the chair. >> so moved. >> thank you, without objection continued to the call of the chair. next item. >> item 3, hearing to understand the needs for services for victims of violent crimes including domestic violence whose perpetrators are directly supervisored by the adult probation baptidepartment. >> a couple of weeks agos i asked for a hearing for victims of domestic violence who perpetrators are under the supervision of our adult probation department. dozens of those in active probation have committed violent crimes, and half of them are crimes of sexual assault. and if you add other family members, the number could just to several of thousands. apd is mandated under

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the way they want to run city hall. it was ran their way or it was a highway. and nobody -- there you go again -- i will phrase it again. nobody rocked the boat. nobody paid any attention. it was so real. it was almost make believe because you say that really can't be happening. but you can't get make that kind of stuff up >> gordon smith is the county sheriff now investigating the goings on hampton where one powerful local plan with deep roots here controlled city hall and had five members on the payroll, the city's entired paid work force. the city's former maintenance man lived here for some reason, there are still city vehicles in the yard. his mother, the former town clerk lives around the corner. all five are under criminal cameras. >> it appears they used the pocketbook. >> a personal piggy bank >> and it totalled up over a period of time to be large sums of money. >> what was it all spent on? >> we would like to know but all of that stuff has been destroyed. >> state awediltors made tried to make sense. the more

hall removes one cuff and turns to remove the other when nichols attacks, violently shoving hall intoan nichols overpowered deputy hall and severely beat her. >> off camera, hall is brutally beaten. within four minutes, nichols grabs her gun, locks her in the cell, and changes into civilian clothes. he's about to begin a killing spree that will paralyze the city of atlanta for 26 straight hours. >> he walked calmly over to judge barnes' chambers in the old courthouse, took two of judge barnes' staff hostage, then took three more people hostage and held them inside of judge barnes' office, inside his chambers. >> 9:05 a.m., nichols barges into judge barnes' courtroom. he shoots the judge pointblank in the back of the head, and instantly kills him. this is an actual audio tape recording of the tragic shooting. [ gunshot ] [ screaming ] >> he then turned to shoot the prosecutor, realizing that the people sitting at the prosecutor's table were not the prosecutors trying his rape trial, turned from those lawyers, shot the court reporter. >> court reporter julie brandau dies a few minutes l

so while county jail the sixth floor of the hall of justice p had been closed in its history speaks to the kind of overall position that the jail is moved. we allocated our jail with 5 and 11 which is the downtown san francisco and county jail number 4 with 5 that went to the hall of the couldn't justice and a records kwifks our it u institutional police and we believe that couragely this is now allowed us to innovative other central records utilities this is currently operated by our sworn staff. so on department chouchlt we're seeing significant reductions in rhythm - recidivism there's not a central definition of recidivism and not in the sheriff's department. based on random milestones that have been submitted it the controller for their index reporting some of the indexs we're comparing against 17 percentage of remaining for them that complete the sisters program some of our infamous in house custody programs and 57 recidivism for electronic control. so based on a bureau of justice 65 recidivism for prisoners that were released since 199 that that's an overall federal and state st

so moved, commissioners, that motion passes and pneumanow for the city hall's presentation >> tim fry i want to introduce the city hall fellows that will be presenting to you this afternoon (calling names) the city hall fellows small teams project was the come a time that was concluded in our packets this week the restoration of pass industrial lighting. the fellows team worked with myself and kelly wong of the preservation planning staff and the documents was an anti growth of the reoccurring theme we developed in the eco project many aenths and other industries within the central area were interested in a document it engaged dialog and adaptly reusing those buildings it's a natural candidate for the small teams project and we're curling in the beginning of the project the commissioners comments will be incorporated with the public's comments we'll make public in the support future open the planning department and hopefully, the department of transportation of building inspectors i want to take the opportunity to thank the foelz team and with that, i'll let them present and look forw

we only have one concern and if the things were to change at some point in the future if the market hall concept was not pursueed then the entitlement will revert back and subdivided. i have not been involved in this project but looking at the motion i saw something that was surprising is it really the intent that this only be entitled to operate 6 days a week? that's number 12 on page 15. i don't think d ta recollected has an objection but thank you >> thank you is there any additional public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed >> commissioner moore. >> it's exciting to see this on the heels of formula retail because the businesses of something that looks same and can be seen every where else it's indeed to have a concept that will take hold on other neighborhood it couldn't be better than sticking to the delivery of this project so i'm comfortable and delighted to senator this cu. >> thank you commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i have a question for project sponsor katie. i see the building is rising quickly so what kind of when do you think it will be implemented and ready tor

good morning, everyone well, to city hall. first of all, i want to thank the chief for the introduction and leadership in the department thank the fire commission but today it's all about the firefighters. and i want to indicate to you very strongly my stance with our firefighters. that as we ask them from day one to take on the life threatening risk of savings accountability 0 people and going into buildings and getting on top of the buildings over one hundred and 50 firefighters putting out those disagrees flames in mission bay. or we shared with station 49 celebrating the reobama of businesses because the firefighters did their job over a year and a half going to do so that fire no, the west portal. our board of supervisors appreciate the firefighters we together as part of the city family acknowledge how important the fire department and all it's firefighters so when we ask them to take the risk of running into building and doing all the herselfic things there's a moment when we say we can do something for you. as tom star

and there's no guns in any dining hall. and all we have is our pepper spray and baton and our communications skills. >> this is known as mark 46. it sprays pepper spray. controls any kind of disturbance we may have during feeding, after feeding, during escort, inmates coming in and out of the dining hall. >> on this day, prison intelligence has warned officers that a gang-related attack might occur at dinner. >> tonight, we're expecting some type of problems. possibly. so we have some extra coverage tonight to provide security. >> a member of a gang is in risk of reprimand for not fulfilling a direct order. >> they asked them to participate in their gang. if they refuse, they are disciplined. and the discipline being slashed. >> it doesn't matter how much staff we have. they will erupt if it's going to. >> officers are tense, watching for any signs of trouble. pepper spray is at the ready. >> get on the floor! >> sure enough, the alarm sounds. prison wide, inmates sit down according to protocol. officers catch a man attempt

him at hall and oates.d oates. ♪ >> time now for the scene, where popring you the scene of and rock culture. tonight, brooklyn becomes the rock 'n roll capital. they will be inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame tonight, but some of them are not exactly thrilled about the honor. here to ask lane is vice president of programming for in 50choice available million households. sounds like kisses rather mad. why? >> kiss is upset because the entire lineage of the band is not being inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. the original members. >> how many are there originally? groupmembers made up the over various times, but only the four original members are being inducted. simmons, overene that time, others have been inducted into the rock 'n roll hall of fame that have had more members will stop you have had metallica, the grateful dead, and others that have had the entire group inducted but not kiss, for some reason. upthey are trying to stand for their peeps, saying put all of the sin or no deal? >

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i want to start a new show called this week at the city hall. there should be no problem her. and first, the african-americans plaques talking about the boycott. >> next speaker. >> supervisors and ladies and gentlemen, in the auditorium i'm mr. lawrence i've been a city and county resident for 45 years. i want to see it supervisor kim was applied that senator feinstein's kids were in public scott taylor's schools that's not interest true pursue i want to thank the gentleman with the taxi service. very briefly i'm talking to you about the taxi business are that i know some of the supervisors don't want to deal with f it and the public utilities commission is taking over we have rampant law invaders operating as taxis 31 they park in taxi zones and sit in cabs and they're sitting in taxi lots while you sit here doing nothing our income as mrujd and like taking 3 supervisors and divided their income. i'm submitting a letter my 7th in a row now to mayor ed lee and senator feinstein you've given her husband more money and a lot of it exams comes fro

. >> not like the knight of columbus hall, chicken or fish?t to go to that place with the sexy lights -- >> that's a party i want to go to. >> i know. pretty good. >> i hope we get invited. >>> this is scary. viral video from yorkshire, england. a woman working behind the counter of a pub, an ecigarette charging explodes. watch this -- [ scream ] >> her dress catches on fire. she's okay. but it was an ecigarette that was charging. a manufacturer of the battery told the english press that apparently they did not use the correct charging case, and that lithium batteries if charged incorrectly can do this. by the way, in 2012 the associated press reported that faulty battery exploded in the mouth of a florida man. that blew out some of his teeth, believe it or not. >> oh! >> so there are these cases. but the industry says if you charge the batteries correctly, they don't explode. but it's something to consider, huh? >> just quit altogether. >> yeah. might be a good idea. >>> okay. so we've all heard this crazy -- these crazy two people, they are

here in san francisco city hall in room 400. please call the mayor's office on disability for future information or to request accommodations at 415-554-. voice, or tty at 415-554-67 99. reminder to all our guests today to speak slowly into the microphone to assist our captioners and interpreters. we thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> heather, would you do roll call, please? >> co-chair chip supanich? >> present. >> councilmember [speaker not understood]? absent. councilmember star laurel, absent. councilmember denise [speaker not understood]? >> present. >> councilmember harriet c. wong? >> present. >> councilmember roland wong? >> present. >> councilmember derek sardoff? absent. >> i'm sorry. [laughter] >> item 1, welcome, introduction, and roll call. item 2, action item: reading and approval of the agenda. item 3, information item: the 2015 - 2019 consolidated plan. the 5 year consolidated plan is a planning document for san francisco's housing and community development investments and it buil

carnegie hall is named after the steel magnate industrials. but there is an interesting story and carnegie originally spelt his name carnegie. and that was the way he spelled his name until he was and is 20 and he went to new york city and he got in office to carnegie hall and be the shrewd boy that he was, he decided that he should change the name of the spelling of his last name because his explanation was everybody pronounced it that way anyways. i think there is a little bit more to it. the other thing i found fascinating is when you change the spelling of his name, he removed the na wife in the middle of his name, which i think fits very nicely with the emphasis on positive thinking. it's probably a better baloney, but i always like to say it. >> carnegies advisors uniquely american. i'm a nervous look at worldwide acceptance and what cultures with it very much accepted name? >> that's a good question, too. it is my impression from doing some reading about sort of the aftermath of carnegie after his death that the internationalization of

, or occupiable after a major seismic event and so what to do with everyone that resides at the hall and so we are hoping to anticipate the arrival of that big earthquake and remove everyone that we can from the building, and before that event. and certainly, in both eser 2010 and 2014, we are making quite a bit of improvement and headway into that proposition and eser 2010, i should say that the public safety building is accomplishing the relocation of police command. and as wells southern station and it is on the side of the fire department is providing a new fire station for the mission bay area, to be known as far as the station four and it is well removing from another seismic building, the facility out on evans where we are relocating the arson task force to the rehabilitation fire station number 30, historic number 30. and next slide please. >> okay, so these are property jects arained throughout eser 2014, and efrl of these of course are akin to what i mentioned as part and parcel of that strategy to move the folks out of the hall of justice but included as well within that r

in front of city hall with naacp on friday at 12:30. be here and wcp talks about housing and kids education fund. we will stand up like with the trash can man for housing and education in the city. >> thank you very much. your time is up. any other members wish to speak on general public comment. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> madam clerk. >> item 26. basic materials needed for the homeless children act. >> colleagues, [roll call vote taken] >> chiu, aye, cohn, aye, farrell, aye, supervisor kim, supervisor tang, aye, wiener, aye, supervisor yee, supervisor avalos aye, supervisor breed, supervisor campos? aye. there are 10 ayes. >> the resolution is adopted. can you read our in memoriams. >> yes today's reading on behalf of mr. yee, mr. paul and ms. diane -- dina fisher. >> i want to thank sf gov. tv. san francisco television. >> anymore business before the board. >> that concludes our business for today. >> thank you. happy april fools day. this meeting is adjourned. your [ meeting is a

. >>> shake up at city hall. the administrator is resigning after a month on the job. ktvu's job s is live indiction john sasaki is live in -- john sasaki is live in oakland with more. >> the first debate is just a half hour away and one topic should be on the minds of money is the turn over at city hall. >> reporter: city hall is a buzz with new on the departure of the city administrator. >> he was given an offer that was too good to refuse. >> reporter: he is running to -- leaving to run the san francisco foundation. a change for oakland that comes after a number of high profile changes. >> i don't have a prese chief. >> reporter: he leaves the tree following theprieveiate administrator. the -- the previous administrator. and other heads are working on a interim basis. the police department also has retention troubles with four chiefs in four years. >> oakland is such an incredible city. it has so much potential. till we could stabilize the leadership in city hall it won't get there. >> reporter: some leaders blame the mayor. >> it is a poor sign. you can't keep your