i work for the hrc. as was mentioned before, we will do a presentation which is kind of abbreviated, which talks about the lbe program reporting as well as proposed amendments. i want to briefly before i start, with regards to the reporting requirement changes that supervisor chiu mentioned -- we did not extract the requirements in the ordinance. what we're doing is changing the date from which it would start. it would be 90 days from the passage of the legislation, not a reduction of the reporting. i think to the contrary, we began doing as an agency and as a city is try to make the process ever more transparent and more open to everyone so we can see what is actually taking place in contracting, whether it be on some of the city's smaller contracts, the second level, which are typically referred to as the set aside contracts, and along with all the other contracting. i am sorry if any of that was confusing in the legislation. it is my understanding and the intent, i am assuming, of myself, naiomi, and

h hrc is an elite organization. >> reporter: the hrc says it aims to promote activism while honoring activism. >> i don't think the bay area has exclusive rights to milk legacy. >> reporter: the campaign told us they met and had a productive discussion. they said they hope to resolve their differences before the hrc moves here next month. >>>-- and there's been a big jump of people pointing lasers at airliners. california was third in the nation with 60 such reported incidents. the problem is so serious, bay area police took a part on a symposium on the problem. >> it causes a concern with the community, with the traveling public but more so to the public because they are the ones being affected with this, trying to land the projects after they get these air strikes on to their cockpit. >> reporter: a person pointing a laser can face three years in prison and a $5,000 fine. >>> a new tunnel is about to make life a lot easier for bicyclists and pedestrians. it officially opens to the public tomorrow. the tunnel will allow cyclists to avoid the busy streets making it safer for them. th

h hrc is an elite organization. >> reporter: the hrc says it aims to promote activism while honoring milks activism. >> i don't think the bay area has exclusive rightsto milk legacy. >> reporter: the campaign told us they met and had a productive discussion. they said they hope to resolve their differences before the hrc moves here next month. >>>-- and there's been a big jump of people pointing lasers at airliners. california was third in the nation with 60 such reported incidents. the problem is so serious, bay area police took a part on a symposium on the problem. >> it causes a concern with the community, with the traveling public but more so to the public because they are the ones being affected with this, trying to land the projects after they get these air strikes on to their cockpit. >> reporter: a person pointing a laser can face three years in prison and a $5,000 fine. >>> a new tunnel is about to make life a lot easier for bicyclists and pedestrians. it officially opens to the public tomorrow. the tunnel will allow cyclists to avoid the busy streets making it safer for the

hope to stimulate among people that would be interested in lobbying their leaders. >> reporter: the hrcs it aims to promote activism while honoring milk's optimism. >> i don't think that the san francisco bay area has exclusive rights to the harvey milk legacy. >> reporter: tonight there are new developments in this story, jones and local representatives from the human rights campaign told us they hope to work out their differences before the hrc is set to move into the headquarters behind me in january. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco mayor gavin newsom had some advice to the person who takes his place. ktvu spoke with major newsom this morning on mornings on 2. he said he learned some hard lessons after governing the city. >> when you're governing a city, they don't care that you are a republic or democrat. they care that you get the job done. i learned that the hard way. i hope people will find in their next mayor whoever he or she may be. >> newsom also said if the current board of supervisors does not select an appropriate person, he may delay his start date

would be out here with us saying that this space needs to be a service space rather than a space for hrc to sell knickknacks and tote bags with harvey milk on them. we need services. >> the human rights commission has said it is inspired by milk's vision and activism as the first openly gay man elected in public office. >>> a judge is refusing to grant jail to a former priest accused of molesting six boys in ireland. 74-year-old patrick joseph mckay, an alameda resident surrendered to authorities in july. on friday, a san francisco federal judge refused to grant mckay bail, saying he is a flight risk. prosecutors say mckay molested the boys from 1973 until 1981. that following year mckay came to the united states and worked at churches in eureka, gurnville and sacramento. >> marines say a man who died after a street fight wednesday night suffered 62 stab wounds of the the attack took place on the pedestrian bridge walkway under highway 101 in the marin city area. the victim 42-year-old larry robert son died later at the hospital. deputies arrested 22-year-old darryl meres of mill valley

the president of hrc used to be the chief of staff at emily's list we can't have a relationship there on a personal kind of relationship. that's a you do it. you basically build it around your personal relationships and/or ability to network with people. one more question. a couple more, okay. >> you right there, josÉ. >> what's the average donation and how many other donors aren't repeat donors? >> a good question. i'm not positive i have the answer because i don't work in our development department, but our average contribution is generally about $99, so we do have some high dollar donors. but emily's list was built 25 years ago on the premise if you give $100 to the organization and then you support to candidates that we support with a $100 donation. so that when hundred dollars is kind of stuck and actually we will start going back to that even more to bring in more donors. what was the second part of the question? repeat donors, a lot. i would say, if i had to guess i would say 75%. because we have sustained programs. we get into renew every year. and we have very aggressive fund

the president of hrc used to be the chief of staff at emily's list we can't have a relationship there on a personal kind of relationship. that's a you do it. you basically build it around your personal relationships and/or ability to network with people. one more question. a couple more, okay. >> you right there, josÉ. >> what's the average donation and how many other donors aren't repeat donors? >> a good question. i'm not positive i have the answer because i don't work in our development department, but our average contribution is generally about $99, so we do have some high dollar donors. but emily's list was built 25 years ago on the premise if you give $100 to the organization and then you support to candidates that we support with a $100 donation. so that when hundred dollars is kind of stuck and actually we will start going back to that even more to bring in more donors. what was the second part of the question? repeat donors, a lot. i would say, if i had to guess i would say 75%. because we have sustained programs. we get into renew every year. and we have very aggressive fund