because mark bingham would have had the flag lowered at harvey milk plaza, had harvey milk been alive. we simply want to lower a flag on city property. and after two years, we don't have that right. something must be done. >> president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is carolyn calderÓn. i work for the -- housing program of the veterans equity center. i'm here today opposing supervisor scott wiener's efforts to change the city's existing building code to reduce the minimum living area from 220 square feet to 150 square feet decreasing in him living space for quettle in san francisco by more than 30%. understanding that development in san francisco is inevitable, but this type of development will be competing with the minimal land that the city has, which can be used for real affordable housing. and san francisco has yet to meet its sf housing element plan of prioritizing affordable housing units and yet creating housing for employees of new tech companies that are answering our neighborhoods such as the south of market. today, i urge the supervisors, especial

they will be sitting in at banks, they say, and also at harvey milk plaza. march is set for tonight at 5:00 off california and kerney and occupiers will be bringing their matches and will be symbolically burning their debt, every debt they have, their credit card, school, that sort of thing. we'll be sure to follow this story throughout the morning and later on through the afternoon and let you know how things progress. >>> 8:01. right now, classes are resuming at a menlo park school that was damaged in the fire last week. ann ruben is at beechwood school to tell us what is planned for the student's first day back. >> reporter: well, good morning. the campus has been cleaned. the students are back here ready for school. they will try to conduct a normal school day. they do plan to talk about what happened. last week an electrical fire did about $300,000 worst -- worth of damage. though the school is covered, not everybody will be covered. so they are accepting demonstrations. >> i think it will feel a little beard because i'm used to in a certain classroom t

out and billed it as a celebration and an active defiance they marched then staged a sit in at harvey milk plaza. organizers said the castro is experiencing many of the issues the occupiers have championed. >>> and in new york city where the occupy movement was born. there was a celebratory feel on this anniversary. even as police arrested 180 people. police said the majority of those arrested were sited for disorderly conduct. organizers estimate about 100 people took part in demonstrations in lower manhattan. the protesters said they wanted to express their continued frustration with economic priorities and show the occupy movement was still alive. and in 12 minutes occupy's legacy. the movements impact on politics and the national dialogue. >>> san jose police chief chris moore surprised even city hall insiders by announcing his plans to retire. the chief has only been on the job for 18 months. he talked about what led to his decision. >> reporter: chris moore walked into a packed news conference with a smile. he's been with the department for 27 years but now says he wants to spend more time

out and billed it as a celebration and an active defiance they marched then staged a sit in at harvey milk plaza. organizers said the castro is experiencing many of the issues the occupiers have championed. >>> and in new york city where the occupy movement was born. there was a celebratory feel on this anniversary. even as police arrested 180 people. police said the majority of those arrested were sited for disorderly conduct. organizers estimate about 100 people took part in demonstrations in lower manhattan. the protesters said they wanted to express their continued frustration with economic priorities and show the occupy movement was still alive. and in 12 minutes occupy's legacy. the movements impact on politics and the national dialogue. >>> san jose police chief chris moore surprised even city hall insiders by announcing his plans to retire. the chief has only been on the job for 18 months. he talked about what led to his decision. >> reporter: chris moore walked into a packed news conference with a smile. he's been with the department for 27 years but now says he wants to spend more time