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octavia boulevard that was a competition by the planning department the organisms, sf beautiful and the hayes valley association we won the right to develop in 2007 through an rfp process shepherded i did office of economic workforce development we submitted our dynamic package to the planning department in 2008, and put the project on hold for several years due to the 2008 economic downturn this past december in january it went front of the of the rec and park to review the project it the this on lot m cast a shadow in the midmorning hours of december a few days on the see of soltice appear before the capital and the bulk commission the project get two anonymous approvals the project itself conforms to the zoning criteria created for the lots the project is a 5 story 55 foot tall set of two buildings on lots m and n there are sliver lots and unusually the front faces octavia boulevard making the lots one hundred we 20 feet wide by 18 feet deep so basically just one room deep. >> the lot is zoned popper a zero setback at the roof we held the rear wall of our project one foot 6 off of the rear

hayes had a baby while in high school. but she graduated and went on to earn a four-year degree to realize her degree of becoming -- dream of becoming a teacher. and what a great moment for her there. >>> people across the area are still talking about last night's hailstorms and caused a lot of damage in our area, right? many say they've never seen anything like it before. >> topper is among them. but didn't come without a price. stephanie ramirez has a closeup look at the damage in the area. >> i want you to see this. this is one of the few signs i found battered like this, after last night's hailstorms in prince williams county. >> i want to go up there. whoa. >> it was mesmerizing. quarter- to golf ball sized hail. >> i have never seen a hailstorm this significant, in this area since we've lived here. >> that fascination quickly turned to panic. the two were stuck at a gas something else at home. >> our brand new car. >> their 2016 honda accord, just six days off the lot, littered with dents. >> i actually didn't think

so that does it for this hour, i'm chris hayes. i'll be back in three hours with "all in" at 8:00 p.m., where we'll show you that interview with hillary clinton. first, the libertarians running mates gary johnson and bill weld are up next. "mtp daily" starts next. >> if it's tuesday, just how never trump are you? meet the ticket of ex-republican governors who think they are the answer. tonight the libertarian ticket joins for their first joint interview. johnson and weld. this is shis "mtp daily" and it starts right now. >> good evening, i'm chuck todd in washington. welcome to "mtp daily." first of all, a few programming notes, hillary clinton is running late with chris hayes. the minute she does call in, i am -- we are going to show you chris hayes' interview with hillary clinton. but everything is running a little bit late. just want to get you updated on that. let's talk about this wild day as usual in american presidential politics. what we saw earlier today from donald trump could best be described as press conference porn. t

joan hayes-white, here. item 2, general public comment. members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes on any matter within the commissions jurisdiction and does not appear on the ajendsa. speakers address their remarks to the commission as a whole and note individual commissioners or personnel. lack of response by commissioners or department personnel does not necessarily constitute agreement with or comments made during public comment. >> thank you madam screert. secretary. next item, please. public comment. please come up to the podium. thank you. >> good morning. i'm out of breath. lisa [inaudible] paramedic captain with fire department. as we know we had a recession that was bad. the city and mayor asked all departments to make cuts and they tough. in the san francisco fire department complied. we delayed hiring and purchasing new vehicles. i don't evvy sth decision the chief had to make. the one that hurt the most was losing the paramedic supervision in the southern part of the city. bayview, hunters point. the most

one for tillman, one hayes. the commission comes back and finds in favor of hayes, awarding him those votes. but as part of a political negotiation struck to make him president, the southern states -- democrats push republicans and reconstruction formally. -- end reconstruction formally. what you see over really a decade, decade and a half, a process where african-americans are gradually excluded from the political process in the south. it is a combination of state laws that go on the books and local laws that go in the books. such as poll taxes. but by the 1890's, both through law and through custom in the south, african-americans are largely no longer part of the political process. and that plays out in congress periodt post 1877 because you see the numbers really drop off in the 1880's. we only have five african-americans who are serving in congress at various points. usually it's just one or two. still some prominent individuals. john mercer langston from virginia, a very prominent african-american even befo

we will ask steve hayes. >>> first hollywood director rob rhiner goes off on the press over donald trump and makes an incendiary charge. >>> once on the left spent his campaign denouncing trump are struggling to describe how he won the republican nomination. take rob reiner, a big time hollywood activist and hillary clinton supporter. on msnbc's morning show he got into a heated gate ak sing them and the media in general about not asking trump about important issues, not asking tough questions and forcing him to give more detailed answers. the host pushed back hard but then reiner prift pivoted to a different target. >> if you do your due diligence and continue to do that he will lose because there's nobody in america that would agree with the idea that all muslims should be banned from the country. >> how do you explain the millions and millions of people who do not watch this show who actually like what they hear from donald trump and aren't taking messages and orders from us in the media but listen to what he says for themselves and vote for them. how do you explain that? >> there are

so what shows up is two different groups, one for tildon and one for hayes. the commission comes back and finds in favor of hayes, awarding him those votes. but as part of the political negotiation that struck to make him president, the southern states manage -- the democrats manage to push republicans to end reconstruction formally. and that happens in 1877. and once that happens, what you see over really a decade, decade and a half, is a process where african-americans are gradually excluded from the political process in the south. it is a combination of state laws that go on the books and local laws that go on the books. such as poll taxes. but by the 1890s both through law and through custom in the south, african-americans largely are no longer part of the political process. and that plays out in congress in that post 1877 period because you see the numbers really drop off by the 1880s. in the 1880s and 1890s, we only have five african-americans who are serving in congress at various points. and usually it is only just one or two during any given congress

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chief the department chief joanne hayes-white >> i'll just saying goodbye to the captain thank you very much this item will be given a general overview by the and fire marshall like him to approach the podium thank you, chief. >> thank you, chief and commissioners good evening and chief dan fire marshalls office for the supervisor campos legislation there are 3 areas and fire code that will be amended with that legislation i'll identify those 3 areas and to the impact on our resources within the implementation of the proposal so the 3 areas that will impact will be smoke alarm requirement and fire alarm maintenance and fire upgrade the smoke alarm proposal will require the building owners with an annual notice to post that notice in common areas the building this notice this informational sheet fire safety sheet will be developed in in conjunction with the building inspection and post on the website and posted in 3 languages english, spanish and chinese and will require that the building owners to issue a hardcopy of that to each of their tenants annually and requires the building owner

tokyo based correspondent rupert wingfield-hayes, a producer and a cameraman were stopped friday. they were at the pyongyang airport about to leave the country. the officials held them for three days and they questioned wingfield-hayes for about eight hours about the content of his reports. the bbc says the officials expelled the three on monday and that they headed back to the airport. the team was visiting the country to accompany a group of nobel laureates conducting a research trip. >>> japan and south korea have responded to kim jong-un's remarks. >> japan rejects north korea's announcement that it will proceed with its nuclear and missile development. north korea does not respect u.n. resolutions or international agreements. >> a spokesperson for south korea's defense ministry spoke to reporters in seoul. >> translator: we reaffirmed that north korea has no intention of giving up its nuclear program. our government and the international community will never recognize north korea as a nuclear-armed state. >> moon said south korea will continue to watch for provocations by the

rupert wingfield-hayes, abc news, pyongyang -- bbc news, pyongyang.ty: still to come, cruising into cuba. we are on board for the journey from miami to havana, the first in 50 years. the father of a five-year-old afghan boy who became an internet sensation after being photographed wearing homemade lionel messi football shirt says the family has been forced to leave afghanistan because of threat. -- because of threats. baghen he wore a plastic t-shirt bearing the name of his favorite player, little did he know that lionel messi would look for him and sent him the real thing. the 5-year-old is the proud owner of 2 t-shirts that are signed. he is now a local celebrity. the sudden fame has come at a price. family members of his have had to flee afghanistan after they received threats of kidnap. emanuel ame church i got a call from a local gangster. he said since my son received these shirts from lionel messi, he may also have received money from him. it was a very risky situation, so we left. correspondent: he has been constantly followed by camera crews.

rupert wingfield-hayes, a bbc colleagues who had been ygan wasg from pyon being expelled.orth korean officials made it clear they objected to his reporting. >> the coverage was not respecting the local custom. .he system of the dplk and the realities of the situation and they were speaking the leadership of the country when they should have been reporting objectively. upert was put on a flight to beijing. media visits are tightly controlled by an expulsion is rare. meanwhile, we have been allowed to continue our reporting trip with numerous visits to factories and monuments. this is a country that cares deeply what the outside world thinks about it. i asked one of the workers about the deep economic crisis. >> nonsense. that is just allies, she tells me. -- a lie,k she tells me. propaganda has allowed this message to him to repair the outside world is welcome but only on north korea's terms. katty: amazing images from inside north korea. in canada, they are getting their first look at some of the areas burned down by wildfire which has raged for more than a week. the harde

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chief chief joanne hayes-white. >> do we have any public comment on the chiefs report seeing none, heblic comment and beginning with commissioner vice president cleaveland. >> thank you madam president and thank you chief for your report comprehensive as always a couple of questions when the department has a - does the department have money that they used to upgrade the emts if heir want to became a paramedic does the department pay to help that person upgrade their skills. >> no, we does not currently. >> if there's someone has an interest in up and running to school we will accumulate through the easy process but not at that time fund someone continuing their education from a emt to paramedic many of the emts we hire will work as paramedics and other organizations and some while emts have the - we don't fund we encourage it but not fund it. >> oh. >> - right around that once we rice the 6 or $700. >> at this time have you discontinued if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer theming. >> no, we satisfied and grateful for those that have jumbled into this success to put on

bbc reporter rupert wingfield hayes was detained after he reported that much of what he was allowed to see looked like a setup. >> what is it you don't like me saying? >> north korean officials accused him of what they called insulting the dignity of their country. the government forced wingfield hays to sign an apology before barring from ever coming back to the country. cameraman had refused to lea toilet germs don't just stay in the toilet. disinfect with lysol bathroom trigger... ... and lysol power foamer. they're approved to kill 50% more types of germs. to clean and disinfect your bathroom... ...lysol that. uh just gonna hang out. with gary and todd? yea. i've been meaning to ask you, is there any drinking going on in this crowd? no. so if any of your buddies ever pressure you to take a drink, just tell them you promised your dad you wouldn't. i'd do anything to keep you safe. ok. i will. i hope this is working. i promise. i love you too dad. they really do hear you. for tips on what to say visit underagedrinking.samhsa.gov it's the second leading cancer killer in the u.s. but,

this happened on hayes street in san francisco. vick lee is live at the scene. >> reporter: the park is right over there. this is pierce street. as you said the crosses are hayes and field. this is a relatively small street. it's a magnitude for tourists and also a magnet for car burg yars. neighbors say there's an epidemic of car break ins. >> i see broken glass here almost every day. >> reporter: a week and a half ago a cell phone video caught this woman breaking into a car near where the fbi agent's vehicle was parked yesterday. she pretends to tie her shoe and then breaks two windows stealing backpacks. using a spark plug it takes only a split second to smash the glass. yesterday afternoon another car break in. this one was different. >> usually they aren't cop cars. that's what got our attention. >> reporter: the san francisco police responded quickly because the car belonged to an fbi agent. >> he found his window broken out and his gun gone. >> reporter: not only was the agent's gun stolen but the thief took his badge and cr

a driver jason hayes stopped to help him despite the fact that he is afraid of heights. >> as soon as i locked eyes with the gentlemans, i knew that i had to push that aside and that i would be there for him. >> both hayes and lieutenant kevin brener talked to the man for about 45 minutes up tentil arrived. >> so let's say that you had a million dollars to spay spare, you could buy a nice home in d.c. or an entire town in west virginia. want to show you a look at sugar grove stationn s's a form it's a former u.s. n business and it's up for auction. >> $1 million is the starting bid. you got 122 acres, 80 home, bowling alley. >> fire station. here in the district you may get like two small homes. >>> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> from the highways to the skyways, a lot of you are getting ready to head out for the holiday weekend. >> and you can be sure to expect some company. news 4 "today" at 5:00 starts now. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm erica rodriguez. let's get a check of your weather. >>> the weather having a low impa

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marshall. >> many miriam i'm not a lawyer help me with many hayes valley case was that a california.> it is a california supreme court will case. >> so part of issue a lot of the issued is the constitutional standard she keeps on telling me again officers fear for their safety and the suggestion is broad when applied and a lot of feel as a community standard you know minimal or reasonable how does this hayes valley thing replace or clarify that or- >> how did does that fit into the picture. >> with the hayes standards the california supreme court said in a negligence law enforcement evaluating whether or not an officer used reasonable force not moment but the entire sequence so that you look at the decision making of the officer from the moment the contact started to see at each a way of freezing each frame difficult officer use good tactics and good decision making at the beginning of the interaction and all the way through the interaction to that in part an opportunity to look to see from the officer set in motion a situation where his or her was forced to use deadly force because

this is 30 minutes. >> the 2016 national teacher of iss johanna hayes. [applause] >> i suppose you could call it attendance first. >> i could. [cheers] wow. i am honored to be named the national teacher of the year, joined by amazing educators standing with me today. [cheers] and teaching in classrooms all across the country. thank you to my family for joining me here today. the connecticut delegation, the water very public school district and especially my john f. kennedy family back home. thank you to president obama, secretary king for hosting us this afternoon and for your unwavering commitment to public education. thank you to my mother. [applause] who is amazing and left me dearly. like every teacher i started as a student. like many students around the country, i know what it feels like to have a dream and to exist in an environment where nothing is expected to thrive. where nothing was done to support a dream. i know what it feels like to struggle to find sunlight, and constantly be met with concrete terriers. i see myself as one of those student

chief the department chief joanne hayes-white >> i'll just saying goodbye to the captain thank you very much this item will be given a general overview by the and fire marshall like him to approach the podium thank you, chief. >> thank you, chief and commissioners good evening and chief dan fire marshalls office for the supervisor campos legislation there are 3 areas and fire code that will be amended with that legislation i'll identify those 3 areas and to the impact on our resources within the implementation of the proposal so the 3 areas that will impact will be smoke alarm requirement and fire alarm maintenance and fire upgrade the smoke alarm proposal will require the building owners with an annual notice to post that notice in common areas the building this notice this informational sheet fire safety sheet will be developed in in conjunction with the building inspection and post on the website and posted in 3 languages english, spanish and chinese and will require that the building owners to issue a hardcopy of that to each of their tenants annually and requires the building owner

clerk and welcome chief joanne hayes-white and cfo and other members of the budget committee a power point i don't know if so it loaded up i'm going to turn it over to to chief joanne chief joanne hayes-white we have 11540 role through it to the extent we'll recognize a busy schedule but heterosexuals at the end a general overview of the operation and a few issues and open up to question the departmental challenges the main challenge facing the fire department is deal what population growth and increased demand for services the city's growth will continue with large developments the department over the station 4 in the bayview near at&t park as well as we support other issues with regards to homelessness i want to give you a slide on the trend as you can see the population growth has contributed to increased call volume for the department for the most part this is especially in the past two fiscal years resulting in increased demand for department services and specifically increased pressure on the ambulance the larger driver is the overall is the medical calls projected increase of

for being named national teacher of the year hayes was awarded the so-called crystal apple. >> she willspend a year on paid sabbatical traveling the nation to advocate on behalf of teachers. >>> all right. moving on. coming up later in "the mix," a professor's lesson. how to fail. >>> but first outrage after an olympian goes through a humiliating experience at the airport. hear what the tsa now says about this incident. >>> and making personal finance a priority. why much of the nation's youth knows very little about the basics of managing money. we're going to get some tips and see why the issue is now coming to the forefront. >>> and remember, you can find us on facebook. wnnfans.com. and twitter @abcwnn. you're watching "world news now." you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, keep in mind, medicare only covers about eighty percent of part b medical costs. the rest is up to you. that's where aarp medicare supplement insurance plans insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company come in. like all standardized medicare supplement insuran

. >> reporter: bieb reporter rupert wingfield-hayes was detained after he reported that much of what he was allowed to see looked like a setup. >> what is it you don't like me saying? >> reporter: north korean officials accused him of what they called "insulting the dignity of their country." the government forced wingfield-hayes to sign an apology before barring him ever coming back to the country. scott, his producer and cameraman have refused to leave north korea without him, but they've all since left pyongyang and landed safely in beijing. >> pelley: adriana diaz is in pyongyang tonight. adriana, thank you. we asked the former head of the f.d.a. who is to blame for the painkiller epidemic when the "cbs evening news" continues. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. go ahead, embrace those beautiful moments. flonase changes everything. my bladder leakage made me feel like i couldn't be the father that i wanted to be. my ki

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the late show with stephen colbert is next with sean hayes. >> thanks so much for watching.ephen, you got a minute. >> stephen: i'm eating a donut right now. >> perfect, at waffle house do you want to cook waffles, or listen to your song? not this time. stephen? ( laughter ) stephen? >> tonight, stephen welcomes sean hayes brooklyn decker and lewis black featuring jon batiste and stay human.

the car was parked near hayes and pierce street at alamo square. the fbi tells me they are currently following internal protocall and working with police. at this time, no suspect description is available. reporting in san francisco, alicia reed. >>> here at nevado high school, school counselors are expected to be in class tuesday. this after the arrest of two students for the shooting of two other students. a third shooting suspect remains on the lose. on saturday a 20-year-old san rafael man was arrested. he's now believed to be involved directly with the shooting but has been arrested for being an accessory after the fact. in nevado, john cronley. >>> dive teams are back outlooking for two teenagers today. the teens were last seen saturday. it appears the teens were not wearing life jackets. >>> to sacramento where the body of a child believed to be missing 1-year-old caley jackson has been found. the father and his baby were thought to be missing. the boater found the body of a baby near tyler island bridge. it's likely the father and daughter

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runners take howard to hayes street and eventually run through golden gate park and, again, the race ends at the great highway. and just in time for bay to breakers be a all the crowds, the massive sinkhole that opened up at mission and new montgomery streets in san francisco is fixed. the opening nearly swallowed an suv on tuesday when the road collapsed at the height of the evening commute. crews replaced the sewer line that had ruptured and finished repairs to the road just yesterday. >>> new this morning, crews pull a man to safety after his car plummeted 150 feet down an embankment off highway 9 near sayratoga just after 1:00 this morning. the man was trapped in his car. he was taken to the hospital and was in stable condition. the chp in san jose, meanwhile, is investigating whether speed or alcohol were factors in the crash. >> it was crazy. they were coming after us. my dog was rolling on the ground trying to shake them off. >> new details now on a swarm of aggressive killer bees that attacked neighbors and a mail carrier and is being blamed for the deaths of two dogs in the

also we are expecting fire chief joan hayes-white. and director of the mta ed riscon. let me tell you about our honored guest today. born in west field alabama in 19thry 1 willie mays junior was introduced to baseball. his professional career began in 1947 still in high cool. ofew short years later the new york ginets signed willie a minor league deal and made his major league debay in 1941. the next year the army drafted willie removing him from it game befr about a year and a half and returned to baseball in 1954 with a bang winning the mrp award and selected to the a l star team. in 1958 the giants franchise relocated to beautiful san francisco where willie spends most of his

let me bring in our friend chris hayes across the studio. hello, chris hayes. there you are, my colleague here. chris, let me start with you. what kristin welker was saying about momentum versus pr is one more real than the other? is there a thing as a momentum gain that either democratic candidate could get out of kentucky. >> there is a material effect from momentum for bernie sanders and hillary clinton and that is money. i think that victories help and they help with fund raising and so even if it is ten votes or 100 votes or 500 votes, being able to send out an e-mail saying we won another state, that makes, i don't know what the total is, i think we're at 20, we're in this race, we're fighting all the way. that helps and that entire campaign runs on small dollar donations. the small dollar donations are raised through the e-mail list and online and so that is a real tangible thing for them. we've seen the fundraising decline for the sanders campaign over the last month but it has not gone away entirely which some people predicted. there is still a base of

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hayes which is how he got on the supreme court served for 30 years. and the reason i have john marshall harlan up here, he was the center of the case plessee which upheld segregation and public accommodations. it was rail cars. became thet in 1896 unanimous decision segregation in brown v. 1954.of education in so every freshman law student who has had constitutional law who john marshall harlan is i probably told you more than you wanted to know. up on the ended supreme court, it was a reward for helping hayes get the nomination. a depiction of the surrounding the compromise of 1850. up, noton i have it only henry clay, daniel webster, c. calhoun -- i have it up because i'm an admirer of clay but i did my senior theis in college of compromise. host: was it because he was a kentuckian that you did that? senator mcconnell: yeah. i recently reread it. it wasn't very good. madely, they should have me rewrite it so i'm not exactly sending it around for publication. three sortone of the of major compromises that clay in, widelyd attributed to holding the un

pyongyang officials expelled hayes and his crew.as interrogated for what they deemed his inappropriate description of kim jong-un. the workers party congress held for the first time in 36 years is slated to wrap up today. kim jong-un said the country would not use nuclear weapons unless it is attacked first. >>> and which celebrities and officials used shell companies when the panama papers database goes online today at 2:00 p.m. it is being released by the international consortium. it exposes connections between 368,000 individuals and offshore entities. >>> the primary may be wrapping up, but the battle is just beginning. six months to go. donald trump feuding with republican leaders. threatening to pull paul ryan if ryan doesn't endorse him. that's next. you know mom, i will change you. change your body, and what you call love. i'm going to make you think less about yourself... and more about those little things you've never noticed. sometimes, i will turn your night into day... and for sure, i will mark you forever. but i promis

>> rupert wingfield hayes was detained friday when he and his team were due to depart pyongyang. according to the bbc he was interrogated eight hours because the north korean government was not pleased with his reports on life in the capital. >> this is pyongyang. pyongyang is not north korea. pyongyang is a bubble and the people who live here are looked after. north korean officials say wingfield hayes distorted facts and spoke ill of the country and leadersh leadership, asked to sign an apology before he and his team departed the country monday. more than 100 reporters were invited here to cover the workers party congress. the first of its kind in 36 years. >> this is the cloes we will get to event we covered. a look at the building from across the street. but so far we have been shut out. relegated to watching on state tv. the event has been for kim jong-un, the young leader of the rogue state. he used it to repeat a pledge not to use nuclear weapons unless north korea's independence is threatened. we will not use nuclear weapons first he said. unless aggressive hostile forces

i'm chris hayes. and in case you're just tuning in the chicago cubs the best team in baseball and donald trump is probably going to be the republican party nominee. that's where things stand at this hour. winners in the indiana primary. bernie sanders pulling out a narrow victory over hillary clinton. much more on that race and what it means in a bit. before we get to that, the big news, donald trump is th

motorist jason hayes stopped to help him despite the fact that jason says he's afraid of heights. >>on as i locked eyes with the gentleman, i knew i had to push that aside. >> reporter: chopper 4 flew beside the bay bridge as the drama unfolded this morning. the man climbed over the railing on the eastbound span. lieutenant kevin brenner was his way to work. >> i was able to radio into our dispatch center that we needed additional units. >> reporter: they both teamed up and talked to the man for 45 minutes until help arrived. the fire rescue squad used rope and rigging to lower a rescuer down to the man below. the rescuer gave him a big hug and they were both pulled to safety. >> it's great when you can help somebody and know that we had a positive outcome and we were able to successfully rescue the individual and get him back onto the bridge deck and get him to the hospital. >> reporter: jason hayes who now works at a pizza parlor says today's incident may change his life too. >> maybe i'll go into some type of fire or ems profession. >> reporter: we have more information on suicide

term kind of lead me to the chaos that might have occurred if not for yourselves and chief joanne hayes-white i appreciate your partnership with the city. >> thank you so much for your services well >> thank you commissioner nakajo commissioner hardeman. >> thank you, madam chair naturally i appreciate san francisco appreciates the action for the duty you're not assigned to we were there in a pinch using your education and abilities to assist sounds like if without your actions the person would not to have survived so thank you very much congratulations and i agree with you entirely with our statement about you don't know much about the fire department until you get involved and as a commissioner we learn the same thing the duties and how people go about their business each day is remarkable and lucky to have this great fire department in san francisco and back up from services like mta thank you very much. >> thank you commissioner hardeman commissioner vices

i just wanted to know when the program is scheduled to roll out in hayes valley. >> hayes valley is likely we'll move hayes valley for the next 15 of sighting that is taking place through the summer and look for the permitted through the fall and bikes will be expected to come finding in the fall or early spring of in charge. >> so a year from now. >> approximately. >> thank you for your work this is an exciting thing coming to san francisco a lot of us wanted to be in the district right away 2 take a step back but what you're contributing is significant thank you. >> commissioner peskin no. >> commissioner breed. >> okay. thank you very much so at this time open on item 7 to public comment anyone wish to comment on item 7. >> the chinatown only a way to bike sharing on a grand avenue street amenable and the avenue to chinatown a good idea because grand avenue is a great link for the tourist area. >> thank you. next speaker, please okay. are you coming up for this item. >> yeah. >> well, i wanted to put one thing on the board could you in fact right here oh, i got to turn it the other way