has donated in spanish their grain of sand in this gift basket we're give our indicators we know and hsa draw was half joking in one thousand dollars each we know that one thousand dollars didn't come close to our time and energy but your legacy we know are all of those children for generations that come through our clamors and schools that internal revenue living and breathing examples of your work they're your legacy they're our elected officials our business leaders our parent sending their kids to public schools on behalf of everyone the 47 thousand students over 8 thousand employees in the district i want to say thank you, very much. for your service and enjoy today this is for you (clapping). >> the last thing is takes a village one of the things we're proud of in san francisco you can tell i'm stretching a little bit as well okay because everyone knows i don't like to speak into a microphone; right? but one of the things we're very, very proud of our board of education is s has perspiring tied what happens in the public schools to the extent from our policies and the contestants w

to sing a song for my folks just kidding no, no, no i wouldn't subject you to that but i know that hsa draw has mentioned all the wonderful sponsors in the room can you ask everyone that's been part of sponsoring one of the gifts for our takeovers teachers and principle can you stand and we'll applaud you as well please thank you (clapping) (clapping) bravo and for all the teachers i want to insure you the laptop didn't count farts towards the district laptop with that i want to thank you all for being here and congratulate you for being teachers in my first language we don't talk teachers you say any member of the public wish to speak on any item master mistress you're the master of our subject so i want to say to you thank you for all you all you do ladies and gentlemen, it gives me great honor to introduce a man who walks the talk who has always been from the first minute we met him a true champion of our thinks outside the box who talks our public schools and advocates for the public schools and walks the talk and can wear the giant baseball cap like no one else our mayor ed lee (c

>> there is still the hsa collaboration, collaboration is hsa, dph and public health foundation enterprises. the majority of the team with the contractor is with public health foundation enterprises as with cats before. >> that's why there is a different contractor and why the names and the face changed. you mentioned that you lost a backup rooms many can you speak to that. why that is and was there a financial we should -- issue with that? >> there was a lawsuit. there was like ten hotels that were identified that were substandard. so we lost because of them. we still have clients that are in some of those hotels by attrition. as they get permanently housed we are not renewing. >> by saying you lost those hotels you are not able to use them anymore for stabilization? >> right. >> and the baldwin just turned to master lease. >> the baldwin and the civic center. >> right. okay. that is a lot of challenging work, isn't it? thank you. >> i'm going to open up for public comment at this time. thank you. >> we have jackie bryson. >> good afternoon, i'm still jackie bryson as the beginning. i'm ju

. >> thanks, we have hsa here. >> good morning, supervisors, david flores from the department of human and we were here last year to ask for the consideration of the resolution expanding the membership for the 18 county calwin and the contract that they negotiated with the state of california and a ten-year agreement with hewlett packard and the only change is that we have accepted the board analyst recommendation to increase not-to-exceed amount of the contract and additional amount of 29,551,554, for a total amount to exceed over the ten year period of time of $82,571,463, and that what you previously adopted in 2013, i am ready to answer any questions. >> thank you much. >> colleagues any questions? >> all right mr, rose, could we get your report? >> we did testify on this, our recommendations as the department indicated on page 4 of our report and we recommend that you amepd the proposed resolution to reflect the contract of 29,551,554 and not 26,229,281 and, we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution as amended. >> okay, thank you very much mr. rose. >> any questions? >

hsa human services. thank you. are there any others? one there? >> the ladies in red, there is a reason why they are wearing red. it's target. >> good morning, everyone. we are here to pledge ten jobs. >> excellent. thank you. fantastic. >> mr. mayor frankly from public works. we have programs that hired youth for summer internships for architects and environmental workers vment we pledge 150 this summer. 150 public sector stepping up large. >> louis herrera from the san francisco public library. we are so inspired with success stories. we can't help but add to our commitment. we have over 50 student workers but we are going to add an additional 4 to that. thank you. great to be a part of it. >> louis, thank you very much. >> we look forward to the new teen media center at the public library as well. >> yeah. share. >> good morning, mr. mayor and honored guest. the san francisco sheriff's department in collaboration with the san francisco police department as well as the puc are pledging that we will receive and hire 300 youth this summer. 150 men

centering center with people with disabilities i'm with the group of james powell now the people from our - hsa i want to present the problems regarding the seniors and people that disabilities nowadays is there are driven away as i observe why? because landlord are elevators one to improve the building why do they prove the building with the people are disabilities and seniors they want to raise or increase the rent poor seniors at the can't afford because of the lower income now if they go out or adapted what happens to them answer is their should be more funds more money to build hours or buildings for those seniors and people that disabilities there should be an increase of their subsidies because you know there is money from the ssi and also, we should support the hundred million dollars for a new neighborhood stabilization fund for the rehabilitation and lastly if everything materialized then there's a great improvement a placement to the individuals district of seniors and people with disabilities thank you very much (clapping.) thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afte

going to fight those projects if the city didn't answer the challenge of prop k on its own property hsa how can you expect the owners of other properties to do the same it is hypocritical. >> good afternoon. i'm with the council of housing organizations i want to make a couple of remarks there were two affordable units olsen lee talked u talked usher talked about one other properties that are underdevelopment 7 by 7 and fulsome when the puc never declared as a surplus property or the upper yard in the balboa park station had the mta never declared a surplus property but 94 now their moving i'll read the surplus it should be not required to fulfill the agency with jurisdiction or control of such a property i guess if you are not required to fulfill it in 5 years it didn't count and also underutilized property mr. updyke clearly said that was an underutilized proposed so what does the splur ordinance say number one is it should be used for affordable housing for people homeless or people earning epilepsy 20 percent of medium income and other onsite services so for homeless people and affo

. >> and i will take hsa, most of the times the budget analyst recommends. >> taking the number down. >> yeah. >> and the recommendations supervisors. >> i would imagine, okay. >> colleagues any question for the budget analyst? >> the deputy state attorney, and so after you make the amendment the item will have to sit if a week because you are raising the number and then it can come out of the budget committee next week and go to the full board. >> okay. we will open up this to public comment, see none public comment is closed. >> through the chair then i would like to make a motion to adopt the budget analyst recommendations and then, we will continue this item to the next meeting. >> we have a motion by supervisor tang and take that without objection. >> could you call item four? >> resolution, retroactively authorizing the department of the environment to accept and expend a grant in the amount of approximately $1.3 million, for the u.s. department of energy, to develop plans in multiple neighborhoods to develop solar energy with energy storage, for post disaster preparedness for t

deposit money many your hsa tax-free. that's because congress passed a law imposing those requirements. there's no reason why that law has to stay in place. we can expand the ability of americans to save for their own health care by changing the way the tax treatment of hsa is currently legislated. >> i agree that the worst thing about obamacare -- or i think you said this -- the regulations. not so much the spending's terrible, taxing's terrible but the worst thing is the coercion. i mean, effectively the obamacare debate, i think, is a debate that comes down to liberty versus coercion. and the only solution in that is to repeal coercion and side with liberty. kind of in that vein, i would say with all due respect that the worst thing that i think republicans in congress can do is look to make obamacare better. and the way you described or in other ways. the response to king v. burwell that is we'll turn the subsidies back on, but only in exchange for letting us make obamacare better that's a two for one for president ob