(applause) >> and, and we will continue our efforts to be a healthier city. the affordable care act will extend health insurance to 35,000 san franciscans and our department of public health and human services agency will implement our nation's health care reform. but on our streets there are still too many people, families without a place to call home. and that's why we are extending a dedicated emergency family shelter to provide year round services, adding 25 more units of family supportive housing and supporting a new approach to housing transitional aids youth and getting them connected to work. (applause) >> to offset the state's deep cuts to our school district, this proposed budget includes an unprecedented $110 million in education support over the next two years, and we are taking on additional responsibilities at our school districts where we will see new support from the private sector for middle schools, and new support with our federal partners with promised neighborhoods grants. and thanks to our city librarian, we will be extending library hou

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creek to tell you why the city as to when desperate >>will: the reason is they want to make the city healthier. people have been asking for years what are we going to do about second hand smoke. this is what they are planning to do. the city as it evolved. it's very close to becoming a lot. it passed yesterday 4- 13 for step. they have to have one more vote next month and if it passes, next people enjoy and a cigarette could be fined 100 to $500. the smokers obviously not very happy about it but on the creek says it's the betterment of everybody. it won't just be downtown but it will be parks picnic areas playgrounds sporting events. they will vote and if it becomes law that will put up signs all over walnut creek downtown area so you will be wars and then they will really crack down on february of next year. we will try to get reaction from people wanting to do when you go down to a coffee shop that always claim they are very busy. back to you. indeed thanks a lot will. an >> >>mark: there that says the a's are gaining some ground last night despite a disappointing finish at the coliseum. siz

get kids from the inner city to make healthier choices. why did you think this would work? an extremely powerful medium, you know, great poets have described music as being the bridge between heaven and earth, but i see music as the bridge between health education and the streets. ♪ >> the centerpiece of the interventions, whether it's in schools, summer camps or online is clever videos, like this one. ♪ about healthy food selection using a traffic light analogy. ♪ do you help write the music? >> yes, i do get involved, whether i'm sitting down with chuck d. and i'm explaining the traffic light food model, whether i'm sitting down with doug and giving him a mini tutorial about stroke and usually there's a back-and-forth process until i'm happy and they're happy and when we find that balance. >> hip-hop public health began nearly a decade ago as a partnership between williams and hip-hop pioneer doug e. fresh, also known as the human beat box. ♪ they started with something that made sense for a neurologist, stroke. they say that the program worked. kids were recognizing symp

its economy is growing; crime is at historic lows and the city's eight million residents are healthier and living longer than a decade ago. michael powell has reported on the city for more than 20 years. he's now a columnist at "the new york times." he says when bloomberg took office, right after 9/11, the city's future was far from secure. is in many ways transformed the city. >> sreenivasan: the city's financial health is one area where the mayor generally gets credit. new york city's budget, which is $70 billion this year has been in the black throughout bloomberg's tenure. mitchell moss teaches urban planning at new york university and was an adviser to bloomberg during his first run for mayor. he argues bloomberg's tax fls policies have not only stabilized the city's economy but helped it survive the recession. >> when mike bloomberg came in we were tied to income tax. bloomberg came in and a year after taking over he raised the property tax. now this is a very important issue because the property tax is largely a tax on office buildings and homeowners, and most mayors don't want

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city police are trying to figure out what happened. their investigation into what happened is continuing. reporting live roosevelt leftwich. >>> there's a push to get kids to eat healthier while in school and usda under secretary will beat a school to see how stewed ren getting fruits and vegetables. he will check out the salad bar after the tour of the cafeteria he will take questions from the kids about the new usda school meal rules. >>> more than 300 lawmakers and policy makers from across the u.s. is in baltimore for the next two days for a childhood obesity summit. five states who put in place cutting edge approaches are battling the bulge in kid that will be honored. guest speakers are from programs nationwide whose goal it is to promote healthier lifestyle choices for kids. >>> go back to school to learn and maybe win a prize. today the mayor announce the second annual school attendance competition. each year 15% of baltimore city elementary students are chronically absent. missing more than 20 days of school over the course of the school year. the mayor will speak at 10 this morning at frederick elementary school. >>> a big announcement coming from the mayor to

. >>> school meals are healthier this year for 120 kids in marin city. bayview mlk academy got rid of packaged and processed foods and now has chefs at schools preparing local organic and natural foods for breakfast and lunch. they also have chefs talking with the students about the food and most of the students at the school qualify for subsidized meal programs. >>> in europe most kids learn two to three languages growing up so why not here in the u.s.? >> good question. well, there is a very unique school teaching that and a whole lot more. la scuola gives san francisco kids a jump-start on the rest of the pack while preserving their italian heritage. we think that's pretty cool. . >>> reporter: it is surrounded by cranes and all the hub-hub that's the dogpatch neighborhood of san francisco but something very special is going on behind the doors of la scuola. 130 kids would agree preschoolers, all getting -- preschoolers through second graders all getting schooled in italian. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: what began as a play group for a few fa

city that prides itself in sustainability. this grant will help educate a new generation about alternative transportation measures such as bicycling and walking, but also advocates for healthier life-styles. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. >> thank you, madam clerk. a couple aye at ~ items for introduction. one, i've asked the city attorney to help craft legislation about a nuisance business in my district. i'm very, very supportive of local businesses and commercial corridors in my district. mission street, broad street forming my district is ocean avenue as well. one business in particular that has been quite harmful to our community on the corner of excelsior and mission street there is a met stop. you may have seen last night ktbu did a story about the impact of this business and on the neighborhood. net stop is an internet cafe and what you don't see is that people are using the net stop site for typical business. you see it as an internet cafe. there is sweep stakes winning. you can win up to 50, $200 a night and it's drawing in a lot of people who are there under a loophole who are able to gamble. you know, while we can't -- been wor

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healthier. and it's all you. oh, thanks, fay! oh, how was your flight? ugh, nightmare city.ick got real frisky with me. and, you know, i mean, sure, i've gone that way, but get to know me first, right? [laughing] look at 'em. it's like they belong together. yeah, like my thumb and a remote. hey, man, how's it going? keith partridge called. he wants his shirt back. i got it from your mother. hey, watch it. no, literally i got it from your mother. she gave it to me as a birthday present. what is it with you and my mom? if i had a dime for every time i heard that question. i mean, you've only met her a couple of times, and now you act like you've known her all your life. i'll lay it on the line. fay's the mom i never had. but you have a mom. but yours is better. she's so warm and caring, and she accepts me for who i am. when i was born, my mom demanded a dna test. there she is. fay! how's my little rustling leaf? oh! ooh! oh, my shirt. i wasn't sure if a child's large would fit, but it does. [laughing] like a child's large glove. hey, sweetie. hey. hey, how was the rally? oh, f

city. >> you are now leading the american league in rbi in september. what are you doing now? are you healthier, working every single day, that's where i get my results like that. we going to still work like that, you know, i'm lucky a little bit what i did, but i believe it's going to be better soon. >> after the win the a's stayed in the club to see how the rangers did. the rangers win 3-1 to put the a's party on hold. more importantly they're a half game out of the wild card spot

healthier residential situations for these families. evictions are a big concern of mine. the price of rent. what can we do to improve. the housing authority is an area that the city is looking to revamp. we have many in the mission as well. the last thing i will bring up , i know we have you brought up the issue of obesity. we have a campaign. in both of these areas, we don't have full grocery stores and we have unhealthy eating behaviors and obesity in these areas because we have these liquor stores that sell junk food and alcohol and tobacco. well let's look at the access that we have. we have small business owners who already own the stores. let's help transform their businesses to be corner stores. let's help them sell fresh produce and bread and milk and have signs about how you can reduce your chances of getting heart disease. being that type of business, helping them transform the model so they are actually benefiting the neighborhood. those are some of my thoughts. i hope we can be as supportive as possible in the next 5 years. commissioner mendoza? >> thank you. i just want to thank everyone for the presentation. this is a great opportunity for us to tal

healthier habits will lead to a decrease in obesity rates. albans then the chicago hot dog i cannot think of anything more indigenous to chicago that is mixed about the city than a beef sandwich. we are making that and then we are taking a tour around the country. we are taking a tour around the country. side-by-side, so you get the same coverage, often for less. that's one smart board -- what else does it do, reverse gravity? [ laughs ] split atoms? [ flo chuckles ] [ whirring ] hey, how's that atom-splitting thing going? oh! a smarter way to shop around -- now that's progressive. call or click today. >>perfecting chicago style beef sandwiches. taste of home. the recipes are from the latest cook book. we have some other dishes from across the country. we want to recreate that beef. >>a lot of people associate chicago style pizza. the more iconic dish is the beef sandwich. we have made it a whole lot easier. we are going to add in some carrots. >>it smells fabulous. >>we are going to pack that in. a little bit more in there. >>spicy pickeled vegetables. that is our chicago style it is easy to do. >>this has been stewing all morning. >>it is making my mout

city. >> you are now leading the american league in rbi in september. what are you doing now? are you healthier i believe that, you know, working every single day, that's where i get my results like that. we going to still work like that, you know, i'm lucky a little bit what i did, but i believe it's going to be better soon. >> after the win the a's stayed in the club to see how the rangers did. the rangers win 3-1 to put the a's party on hold. more importantly they're a half game out of the wild card spot. >>> the giants had a chance to salvage a little dignity on the big stage at yankee stadium. so far that hasn't happened. two fairly competent players, a- rod hugging it out. yankees got three -- none yes with a two-run shot to make it 5-0. then guillermo gets into one, that's no. 17 the yankee were well out of reach. johnnie goes down swinging at know ah gets his complete game. both teams ranked in the country's top 25, the pack 12 team stanford against arizona state. got too close for stanford's comfort. stanford -- are josh morrow interception set up this kevin hogan. 7-0 stanford. the fi

component of a healthier life-style in my family, especially for me as well, the health benefits have been tremendous. in addition to installing a number of water stations throughout the city in recent years,s there's been a lot of work to make water available in schools. i'd like to thank the school board, school district staff and others for working together with the department of public health for three summers and lots of other efforts to increase water usage. the banning of sodas and sugar-sweetened drinks in schools has been significant over the years from many of the leadership of many officials in the school district. i also wanted to acknowledge that there's been a lot done on this board as well, our president david chiu and many of us also have been working to make water bottle filling stations more prevalent in private buildings, but there's a lot more work to be done in the public areas of the city. and the purpose of this hearing is to check on the results of our outreach campaign to date and to better understand any future plans. i think and to support future plans to increase tap water consumption in our city. also it's very important for us to understand th

cigarette, it helps them be inclined to be healthier, and okay, a nanny state, whatever you want to call it. a lot of people are going to live longer in the cityyork because of bloomberg, that is a fact. >> i have thought about it in the work place, you know, imagine it ten years ago, it could be a smoke infested environment in there. but it was ten years ago, but just getting back to the idea. you say the last liberal mayor, my nominee would be david dinkins, it would usher in the city of nondemocratic groups. >> you know why? crown heights, took the side of the guys that killed roosevelt. you shouldn't be -- one sided when it comes to murder, i'm sorry. >> but in 1993, think of the murder rate, the violent crime rate was in 1993. and the message from joe lhota's campaign is going to be, remember 1993, do you want to go back to that? >> do you think there is a race coming up? >> the reason i'm skeptical, shameless plug, we're going to have lhota on our show weekend, but -- >> i mean, had to be real fast -- >> got to finish it up here. >> one thing with lhota, keep in mind that republicans in new york are not that conservative. you know, lhota

if you think about this, if the ku klux clan came to villanelle healthier, if they kill black man, the citywould be on lockdown. the national transportation safety board would result in safety. if many white kids were killed, there would be hell to pay. and if international terrorists killed anyone of any race, we would hunt them down for decades and bring them to justice no matter the cost or the time, we would just do it. and yeah, 236 african-american men murdered in one sitting, not one word. no hearings on the hill, no investigations, the specialist committees or nothing but signs. on september 11, the united states suffered a horrific attack with our country and citizens. the 9/11 commission was created a year later. eighty top-notch staffers and a budget of $50 million, a commission of over a year and a half interviewed immigrants and left no stone unturned. a final report with dozens of recommendations. .. here is the point. it as more thans, if something is a priority like national security after 9/11. we find a solution, or we make one. here is the crisis. thousand black, men, and

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healthier commuters and safer families. and as our mta director ed reiskin has pointed out the most cost-effective investment we can make in moving people is in bicycle infrastructure. nevertheless, the city is spending just zero .46% less than 1%, 0.46% of the mta's capital budget on bike improvement. and the recent tragedy in the south of market neighborhood highlighted how the killing of a 24 year old young woman emilie molek highlighted how thoroughly our major infrastructure improvements are need. and i commend supervisor kim for her leadership on the safety needs in that part of the city. and i also applaud the mta for moving forward immediately on a pilot project to place separated bike lanes on folsom street. but we can't just react to individual situations and piecemeal approaches. i don't want the city to only respond death after death until the system is slowly funded and built. we must be proactive and systemic and deliberate and i don't want to wait until someone in the richmond is killed, for example. and i also want to have this conversation well before the mta comes before us with their next two-year budget. if bicycles are to be part of our transit network, it needs -- th

cities, though. the change comes as mcdonald's tries to compete with restaurants like chipotle and panera bread which is popular for serving healthier food. >>> global warming is rule, humans are responsible. a new report on climate change and environmentalists want action. these are demonstrators in stockholm screaming their frustration over the lack of action on climate change. that was outside the meeting. inside, an international team of scientists was discussing their new report on climate change and their evidence that it's tied to the excessive greenhouse gases released by humans since 1950. >> let's turn to rob mayeda. we'll see changes in our forecast. >> going from a roller coaster of fall weather. we have offshore winds over the last couple days keeping skies clear in san jose. the skies will fill with clouds and we'll see a chance of showers in the bay area this weekend. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> rob, i don't want showers. i want sports, though. larry baer explains his bizarre confrontation with brian wilson. >>> the raiders get good news on their young quarterback. >>> but first, fresh off the heels of t