. >> thank you very much commissioners for having me to speak about our getting to zero initiative i wanted to provide you with an update on where we are with this collaboration in which the department of public health is playing a key role hopefully whoops let's go back so our goal is to get to zero new hiv infections and zero stigma an association associated with hiv they're that's our primary goal in san francisco i want to tell you we're getting towards zero i'm going to tell you how we ambulance to get to zero so we've actually made tremendous progress we started with over one thousand infections in the year 2000 so i am showing you through 2008 to 2014 the 2014 numbers are not out pubically ensue i got them if our arc unit the emancipation proclamation dissolution unit the full report is out next month as you can see we have actually decreased the number of new infections the hiv diagnoses from over one thousand down to 3 hundred and 2 last year that's a 70 percent reduction we've also made headway in terms of deaths down to hundred and have 77 deaths amongst people diagnosed w

supporter of clean power sf and excited if we can launch this in the fall and think that both the initiative measure and ballot measure before us today are trying to achieve i think great goals which is inform our customers about where the true source of pow er is coming from. i think we all share the goal of providing 2 clee power the customers. one of the questions i have, i know go solar sf is sited as something that may not be included in the measure and the reference to category 3 for the general public, i know you reference california puc code 399.16 so under sickz 3 of that porz thf code, what are some of the other categories that would fall under that? for example one of my concernicize potentially we can go outside california, we could obtain power that is potentially not clean and green so wonder if puc or [inaudible] can speak to that issue because i think is valid one the initiative measure was trying to address. >> i'm happy to take a stab at that. so, under california state rules and the code that you cited the state created 3 sort of buckets or categories, we call buckets or p

think that is important for many in san francisco on another area the san francisco dpw trauma initiative will be recognized naltd r nationally from the united states sexual abuse services and going to be an effort to extend awareness for primary care and jails and prievenz is it recognizes a response to the effects of all types of trauma many dpw clients experience trauma in their life and exhibit in the behavior and health status and the staff needs the training to serve those populations today i'll hear about our new hospital ribbon cutting and openly schedule i want to highlight we're on track to deliver a hospital to the san franciscans and the medication of the entire sf g h dpw project manager and web core builders and jacobs and line of others how supported san francisco residents in the health foundation culminated in a building that proves health care for future generations we had many of our staff participate in pride just want to say we have a great team of people that work on that every year the community at large loves to see sf dpw walking in that parade if you want to join

so we have - there's a big part of the cdc initiative to get this thing called data to care we're using the data and a on who we're losing we've been doing that linkage before but we need a broader effort we're starting with the city that the 3 city clinics that have the highest burden and the most vulnerable populations with hiv but the goal is also we've got a lot of community-based organizations that serve vulnerable people and we're working with the archer group to have this mechanism to find the people hopefully, we can predict bra they are really out of care anybody that is missing an appointment and go after people aggressively we're trying to work across the programs as a member of the storm mentioned at kaiser it is if a person misses an appointment they assume he'll contact them before the affordable health care act there themselves a turn of where the people's medical homes are and making sure that people get to their medical homes and kept in the medical homes and if their get whatever support of services are needed and data to find those people. >> very good thank you i thi

based on their initial sweeps of the area.ated it's possible this was caused by social media somehow perhaps a scare, not a direct report from the ground from people who were there in the area or in the building. so right now everyone is just trying to get a handle on what's going on. the police are clearly taking this seriously judging by the extremely large number of emergency and police vehicles there. >> have you spoken to any witnesses or first responders who may have been on the scene when the story first broke? >> first responders are keeping tight. police are still not talking to reporters. there is yet to be a briefing. as for witnesses, the area has been largely cleared out besides press. there are a handful of people who work in the area milling about,naughtyot many. police tape on either side. >> thanks for that update. also getting an update from kelly o'donnell at the white house that traffic now in front of the white house is being opened up at least pedestrian traffic. that's a sign certainly that the security

or anybody a commission policy i read it as i don't know if this is for today or if we decide to initiate my communication if we're trying to have interim controls why would we subject projects that we're not asking grandfathered to increase scrutiny in a six months period why not see it for 6 months and in 6 probation officers potentially be under the same regime of framework maybe they wouldn't but it didn't it seems to me we'll there the cu process above and beyond is final it seems like a lot of the pieces is 6 months especially the piece about having that economic report and other pieces those don't seem like things that had been ongoing; right? so i just don't understand i mean, i guess it is my reading of it; right? that's the piece i'm in question and leon towards something it grandfathered that is fine but not grandfather it shouldn't be parrot of the control we don't see it for 6 months does that make sense. >> commissioner if i may your offering a different approach to the interim controls there are so many ways to cut this; right? not when you duty cut the date for the pipelin

prosecutors say they're raet ready to put the initiative on the ballot. it will file its initiative with the attorney general's office in the next few weeks and will start collecting tens of thousands of signatures in order to get the initiative on next year's ballot. a similar plan was rejected back in 2010. 55% of voters now support legalation legalation. >> for the first time that has been reported, one of google's self-driving cars has been reported in an injury accident. one of its vehicles was rear ended and three people suffered minor whiplash. google says its car was not at fault. there have been more than a dozen accidents but the cars have not been cited. >> shares of google stock have skyrocketed. >>> that's what investors wanted to hear. at last check, google stock was up 11% or about $64 a share. >> thanks in part to google and netflix. a lot of happy cheers thanks to google and netflix. both bay area companies capitalizing on the growth of online video and content. >>> a new ride may soon be hitting the streets. >> on august first it's expec

you making that portion we'll did you say it at land use and which the castro came to land use we initially had a cap of 7 hundred and 50 square feet and supervisor kim raised a concern what if having i have more you'll have to wall off we limited that limit so we're open to new approaches i'll welcome that recommendation. >> i don't think what's been put forward i'll prefer to stick with what is part of the castro association but we'll see. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you i certainly agree with commissioner wu's sentiment because we're talking about the motion now i actually like the idea of conformity where we get it, it is worth putting forward and allowing the board to have further discussion if if they choose to go back to the recommendation for district 8 maybe go back. >> commissioner moore. >> what the supervisor out of the room when i made my comments i want to restate i'm a resident of district 3 i regret i've heard from neighborhood organizations that would have liked to talk to you but never asked or failed to contact you i would have liked and would have said to superviso

well, as i mentioned before we rin the process now of developing a request for offers for our initial power supply for clean power sf launch and that request for offers will only ask potential suppliers to deliver the bucket 1 category 1 resources to the city to supply its cca program. under the program all resources that sell energy to resale seller have to be certified by the state and they also have to track the renewable energy credits they initiate with a state accounting system called regius. all of the projects and energy we transact with for the cca program are tracked in regius and we can retire certificates and account for specific serial numbers generated. when i talk about certificates these are category one resources. every bucket relies on renewable energy credits. that is the way that we are and all retail sellers verify they received what they need and we are also required to report that to the state so they can verify that we complied with the minimum state requirements. >> okay, thank you. >> thank you very much. so, we can open up the item for public comment. any me

to me the one of the key to success is the allocate resources completely unequally because the initiatives have unequal benefits and so i still want to go a level deeper how well, do we do that as a department. >> i can take a stab at that one of the things we can do we fund a majority of those funding it is not the 1.1 over thirty something million dollars so one of the things we'll be looking at rfping out according to need and rereflecting what the new need is as we really out new rfps we'll have to look at go where the targeted pongsz and how do we get money back to them and this is what the federal government did they look at the country and that's why we don't get as much money we may have to do the same as we move into this direction we control the dollars and have to figure out how to do this without new people at the table i don't continue to win the game so to speak i think we have the ability to shift the dollars where it is needed it will take time this is the first step we're looking at how to have those communications in the community about reorganizing the way we do our rfps

. >>> boys are being kidnapped by fake initiation schools. be while it's another crucial day that could decide greece's economic fate the greek government has less than 24 hours now to convince the creditors that it can be trusted to enact promised reforms and secure a promised bailout. economic reforms and further austerity measures in last ditch attempt to stay within the eurozone. athens has asked for $54 billion euros to cover its debt but some analysts believe it needs much more. ministers will meet in a few hours. the new loan would be in addition to the 240 billion euros greece has already received from its creditors since 2010. simon mcgregor wood reports now from athens on a difficult day of talks. >> after nine hours the finance ministers decided they had had enough. they would have another go on sunday morning. there was no particular cause for optimism. >> we have had a discussion of the greek proposals. the issue of credibility and trust was discussed and also of course financial issues involved. but we haven't concluded our be d

of the initiation did not involve a substance of the amendment it only requires the 20 day notice period the commission may take action other than the codes amendments the staff will talk about that i've given the commission secretary of the revised ordinance but minor additions as well as adding parking lot back to the district that concludes my presentation. thank you. >> okay any public comment on this item? item 13. >> there's one sorry. >> rose hill son. >> overhead please. i have zero minutes at the moment. >> you have 3 rose. >> thank you very much good afternoon, commissioners again for what is the fourth time rose hill son what you see on our screen and bundle of papers the existing planning code that has a difference of rh1 railway exceeding 35 feet in height and rh2 unusual not exceed 40 feet in height and the proposal the exist 209 table shows buildings can't be taller than 35 and rh240 feet in the proposed table there's a change no portion of a dwelling maybe telethon than a building in rh1 and many of the organizations within coalition met together with planner star and dir

, separate from the global initiative.t would be irresponsible for me not to have an endowment. before that, president bush opened his library with a $250 million endowment. i did not ever care if i had one at all. i figured if we were doing good work, people would support us and if we were not, fine. i decided in the end that my successors and interests, including my daughter -- they may or may not be able to raise the money to do the work so i at least wanted to have a modest endowment. it's just not responsible to have something that has gotten as big as this is with no endowment. so we did do that. betty: will you still give paid speeches if your wife is in the white house? mr. clinton: i don't think so. once you get to be president, you are making a daily story. i will still give speeches. i have really enjoyed those things. i get to go meet with smart people. i have met with oracle's major investors twice in the last year. it is fascinating. i learned so much. if someone told me in 2001 that people still wanted me to

market rate housing so the other thing the points have been brought up about the if controls are initiated i'm doubtful i'll vote but i want to see a realistic date of cut offices first of all the p pa or the least e e a will be the first document that is issued should be the time when a project is felt to be an active project a project that is working along through the period up to this time there has been talk about moratoriums for a few months and talk about other things there's nothing that has come concrete changes to the eastern neighborhoods until this time the cut off date should be at earliest it today or july 23rd the controls might go into effect the builders have invested millions of in buying land and going through the permitting process oftentimes removing the environmental problems that exist on the land this is extensive and then the rules of law change have you to do all those other things it didn't make sense to me and the other thing on the nonprofit and the pdr displacement issue certainly it is important that some future projects do something to help those displacement

now, it's my understanding that the initiative process was initiated by we, the people. it was basically an effort by people to take back government from wealthy people. and, really, the initiative process started in idaho, of all places, where the railroad barons were pretty much paying off legislators. so we have today the initiative process that i think has primarily become the tool of the wealthy. a rich person gets an idea, pays people, gets the signatures, and gets whatever he or she wants on the ballot, oftentimes poorly drafted. and i tend to call it the initiative industrial complex, basically. i think that's what we have in california. so what do you think about the initiative process and how do we, the people, take the initiative process back? >> well, as you know, it was governor hiram johnson, a great gift to the people of california--i wish we had that in connecticut, where i come from--and we had a little experience with that in prop 103, the auto insurance property, casualty reform initiative of 1988 that we advocated here, because your auto insurance pre

i want to celebrate the president's tech hire initiative, his startup america initiative.ometimes, organizing and convening, not unlike cgi america, helps draw more attention. this summer, the white house will host demo day. borrowing a magical statement from the silicon valley crowd. where women and minority entrepreneurs will be able to present their story from the white house to the world. they will be celebrated, showcased, honored, inspiring others. that kind of trend -- us putting more focus and attention of giving people a shot -- will work. i am bullish. kay: we are participating in that day. crowdfunding for equity is only less than a year old. aneesh: there are not written rules yet. kay: there are more rules to come on it, but there is crowdfunding going on, and let me say women and minorities are able to stay on par with everybody else, and women are raising 12% more than men are on crowdfunding. it is because it takes a great social networking program. >> when we come back, more of a betty liu's interview with bill clinton and the decision he may have to face

we are trying to look at the initial appearance is what we try to address. i think if there is another thing that happens when there is a interaction with a officer and someone when they learn what their cultural or racial background is that can change behavior but the legislation is looking to do is what is the reaction that we want to be able to document and measure of interaction between a officer and the appearance of someone rather than what they say are and that appearance is what we try to be able to say is being measured and can be shared publicly about what the actions are, what the interaction is like based on appearance rather than what they say they are. >> i hear the feedback and happy to take a look at it and make additional amendments to it next week at the board. i do want to tell you this and free to take into consideration, i think asking someone how do they-what is their ethnicity and how they identify is a very simple question i think for every day people but when you add in the complex power structure sometimes that can make a person unc

the wastewater cip was initiated before adoption of the sewer system improvement program. so there are nine active projects remaining in the program. of these nine, to have exceeded the baseline schedule for completion. one is the north shore and their pump station improvements which is really ashley finished in construction but pending litigation. then the second is the -- restaging project. that actually is tied to some of the sewer system improvement projects in terms of finding space and land to combine facilities. i can take any questions if anyone has any specific questions. >> the only question i have, i don't know if you're the right person to respond to it or not, but some time ago we had a scented video money developing a tool for helping us make some design choices in a way that reflected the trouble the bottom line philosophy. what i would like to have is a report that does need to be at this meeting got their wish but at report what use were making out of that tool. i don't think this commission has seen anything come forward in that format. >> we actually hav

they have not confirmed the initial report. right now they're working with federal partners on this. we're closely following this. we'll revisit this throughout >>> here at the lye desk, continuing our coverage of breaking news. we want to show you a chopper 4 view from above the seen. you can see several police officers along with federal agents we're told, monitoring the situation very closely. here's what we know. they tell us they have a report of a single gunshot that was heard on the campus. they then followed that up with another tweet saying they have not been able to confirm that initial gunshot. they're working with federal partners on this very closely. those are the weetstweets. we've been monitoring this closely. we want to show you the scene from the chopper and we're working to get the connection back up. i can tell you what we saw a short time ago with some of the officers going in and we're told they weren't going in at a hurried pace. it's a situation, obviously, that's v picture from chopper 4 over walter rei

largely on the real estate aspect and touch on the human capital side of hope sf so hope sf is a broad initiate that has partners with the city and some of the partners internally are the san francisco unified school district the department of public works and the police department xoerp we work with the enterprise of the san francisco and master developers mr. among many partners this include hunters point and alice griffith and sunnyvale we have a big result which is our families are housed and save inclusive communities with children and families all the work of hope sf went from is wonder placement of the hope sf 5 service focus areas of hope sf include the economic mobility that is connecting residents to jobs and moving barriers to employment health it is wellness centers to including physical health and behavorial health and education and youth development working closely with the school district to create the relationships and community safety and hours stability it is rebuilding housing building within a mixed use community so our process began in 2007 because of the distressed conditi

they were initiated by me but because they fill an extraordinary need. if we can get subsaharan africa to be at the same levels as asia is that alone is going to drive economic growth exponentially. the productivity that's delivered is a consequence of just access to power. kids suddenly being able to read and do their homework at night. wmen relieved of some of the burdens of collecting firewood and, you know how they are able to use basic appliances that we take for granted. farmers being able to improve their yields. it's a game changer. but we are not going to know exactly what that looks like ten years from now. i suspect that the next president building off of what we have already set up will learn what's working really well, what's not working well and make some tweaks. i don't have pride of authorship. i hope they figure out even better ways for us to continue the things that we started just as we think, have refined and improved excellent work tone bydone by presidents clinton and bush. in terms of what i was talking about with my family mostly

for initiating the first fight and not complying with orders to stop during the second, cox received 75 days of lockdown status. he will be confined to a cell 22 1/2 hours a day. unlike solitary confinement, he will be able to socialize with others. >> put your hands up on the wall here. >> whenever he is out of his cell, he will be in cuffs and shackles. >> this is for your own safety. when you walk through the facility you'll be escorted. we're going to go up to 3 southeast now. >> for safety, protect me. >> protection. >> that's what they say. >> because if i'm not, somebody's going to get hurt. >> cox said after the latest fight, it was only bloods who got hurt. >> i know how these guys move. they like to jump. it's not a one on one. my thing is i do what i got to do to get up out of here. i'm not going to walk around with a black eye. >> what is your nickname. >> what that say? >> pretty. >> that's what they call me. >> and why is that? >> i make an ugly situation look pretty. >> in some instances minors usually those with violent charges, are also held at the riverhead jail. co

shares popped initially in after hours trading. before the close it was up to 8389. >> more business travellers are using uber over traditional taxes according to certify. uber overtook taxis as the most expense form of ground transportation in the three months ending in june. based it's filings on millions of trip receipts at its north american clients. >> uber is one of many companies that make up is to called gig economy which relies on independent workers for short-term projects. the rise of these companies sparked a debate over when workers are employees and contractors. it could have implications for businesses across the country. just yesterday the labor department issued new guidance on the topic. he's at georgetown's university's lacourt school of public policy. nice to have you here. >> thank you. nice to be here. >> it seems as though the labor department is broadening out the definition of employees. is that a correct read? >> they're trying to. they're trying to. historically the issue has been who really controls the

it is also referenced in the proposed initiative measure as well so we want to talk about the interplay with that with the rest of the intent of the measure. our portfolio for public land for housing, we want to get to the community early and let them understand the city whide wide policy needs to address. people understand the need for housing for all incomes. in addition i think we see the larger sites in public land for housing as a opportunities to bring the mixed income forward. it is model that hasn't been implemented in many places. it is something we are trying tonishate and this plan can give the opportunity to not only implement that model in one place but demonstration for city and private transactions from there. dynamics of affi najsing affordable housing, something to make clear, to development below market rate housing it require as local subsidy in low income context to the federal [inaudible] has to put in a subsidy for each unit to make a project feasible. that leads into the second spoint the mayor afs stated the funding sources are programmed through 2020 to achieve

it is also true of it like it efforts with initiatives. we work with 30 organizations that find people who may not know they are eligible, they are in that age range. so they may be day laborers restaurant workers. we've been trying to get them to say you have an opportunity to go back to higher education, get a degree, provide for your family and get daca status. one of the things they found is the barrier between being a worker in a low income low-wage worker in a college student is a fluid one. the folks that have been able to go through that i've learned about daca has been an amazing change in their lives as well. in terms of tangible benefits but also the intangible benefit the importance cannot be understated. the second point i want to make. financially it continues to be a major stressor for these individuals. a lot of talk about the rising cost of college and how that does affect everybody. for undocumented immigrant students the rising cost of college is not a bump in the road. it is a huge barrier for those kids who are going t

and many many other initiatives are going on at sjsu right now. today as we are taping this i will be meeting with a group of new students coming in to the school of journalism and mass communication and i will be talking about this international requirement. i am sure the parents out there are probably wondering wait a minute, what does it involve? what does it cost and how do we make it happen? well as emilie said there are a lot of different options and one of the things that we are trying to make sure of is as we roll this program out is that we have variety of choices for students. students can go on longer term trips for semester abroad, a year abroad if they want. but we understand that for a lot of students that's not possible. so we want to make sure there are plenty of short term programs similar to the oman trip that the students went on. so they can go abroad for shorter period of time in a guided setting with an instructor who can help them understand it in context of their discipline and their majors. so we have a lot of programs tha

finally, an initiative initiative started in july initially dubbed the tenderloin pitstop, so that we can actually have a place for individuals to relieve themselves with dignity instead of on our streets. the program that's been incredibly successful in the tenderloin on loan using a 60% decrease in steam cleaning request. this enabled that used to have number one complaint for human feces on our sidewalk. along with that, on a side note we been saving over 2000 gallons of water every month from these reductions of steam clean request. not only is unable it cleaner, a residents have a place to go with dignity were also saving water in this time of drought. in the budget,, in the board of several supervisors technical adjustments, i am happy to see our district will be supporting our immigrant communities and empowering them to develop leadership with the language and cultural specific organizing and outreach particularly in our latino arabic filipino and -- community. we also look forward to bringing those communities together so we can play together around tenant issues, public educ

initially thrfs discussion between the parties when the issue arose about coming to a form of agreement and the berkeleyords nns sets forth a process for this to happen. the parties start today dethat on our own and were not able to come toa grument checks were issued by the landlord before this was confirmed and payment on those checks were stopped when the parties rch not able to come to an agreement among other reasons for the fact theyment wanted 100 thousand dollars on top of the 30 thousand dollars the department ordered here today. payment on those original checks were stopped and payment was issued for more than 30 thousand dollars based on the 25-12 ordered by the department per occupied room which we understood there to be 11 occupied room and the only thing we were disputing is the 12 room we don't believe was occupied and we miscalculated. we urge the department to revisit the course in the commission to give the time to do that. the money is paid that is due. there may be additional amounts due under the rent ordinance but that isn't the commissions roll to evaluate those.

he was fully engaged throughout the initiative. he attended all three of the roundtables last fall as well as the summit in denver this past april. he is as passionate about good government as anyone i know. he cares deeply about leadership . he cares about regulatory reform and process improvement and he makes it a priority to help states used data to inform their decisions. their ideas and insights, they are in the dna in that toolkit in front of you. i cannot express anymore strongly how much we of him. this past year, he has shared so many ways to do business, showing how to do business for our residences. he has so many complex issues and ideas, turning them into sisi ideas that delivered -- sisi -- sisi -- succint ideas. he is here to share lessons that he has learned from his time in the public and have it sectors. he will help us harness ideas and innovations from agencies, public and private. [applause] peter hutchison: good afternoon. i used to be a school superintendent. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. peter hutchison

another is the bilocal initiative and commissioner dwight is also attending these meetings. so we will be working with other business organizations, the hotel council the golden gate rest jaunt business association, the couns oldistrict merchants, sf travel, sf chamber, to take a look at developing a partnership by local initiative. we'll still retain the mayors shop z dine in sf loma is a organization but to develop a comprehensive bilocal b to c or b to e, which is business to employer. the biz connect will stay in tact as it is and continue to be worked on in partnership with the chamber to develop and expand on, but this is expanding on the traditional bilocal initiative and concept. commissioner dwight, is there anything you would like to add to that? >> no i think it is just we are really trying to keep sf biz connect on point as a business to business arrangement because there are a lot of other stuff that goes on for the other modes of local punching, >> some of the idea is develop tool kits and messages businesses can take and adopt with customers or employees. are

the initial cost estimate was about $1 billion. the daring design featured two huge arches that require specialized advanced technology and materials. that means it will be extremely expensive to build. the cost of the entire stadium ballooned to nearly double the initial estimate. >> translator: it will cost about $2 billion. >> reporter: that's almost five times the cost of the main stadium for the 2012 london olympics. and it exceeds the total cost for the main stadium for the last five olympics. prime minister abe was initially reluctant to review the stadium plans. >> translator: i've been told that there's not enough time before the 2020 tokyo olympics to hold another international competition to come up with a new design. >> reporter: the plan drew criticism, not only from within political circles, but also from the public. >> translator: i think it's too expensive. it's beyond comprehension. >> translator: i wonder if we need a stadium this big. after the olympics are over, how will we use it, and who will pay to maintain i

we are trying to look at the initial appearance is what we try to address. i think if there is another thing that happens when there is a interaction with a officer and someone when they learn what their cultural or racial background is that can change behavior but the legislation is looking to do is what is the reaction that we want to be able to document and measure of interaction between a officer and the appearance of someone rather than what they say are and that appearance is what we try to be able to say is being measured and can be shared publicly about what the actions are, what the interaction is like based on appearance rather than what they say they are. >> i hear the feedback and happy to take a look at it and make additional amendments to it next week at the board. i do want to tell you this and free to take into consideration, i think asking someone how do they-what is their ethnicity and how they identify is a very simple question i think for every day people but when you add in the complex power structure sometimes that can make a person unc

overall schedule once the hope sf will total 45 hundred units with the replacement and the overall initiate should be implemented in 2022 i want to touch on each site has a master developer and development team hunters point and alice griffith are the successor agency and sunnyvale and castro are funded by missouri cds but but all the sunnyvale and potrero mostly the master developer that has site control to the developer that is will be excused between the housing authority and allowing for 99 year ground leases the conveyance of the land for a mandatory development and conveyance of the streets back to the city and this amendment will be approved by the housing authority commission the documents are 9 relocation plan many requires outreach for the public the on the altering all the time is the development all the time that will be excused between the developer and planning and has the entitlements of the community benefits and that will be approved by the planning commission and the board of supervisors with that i'm going to turn it over to matt. >> thank you. i'll quickly kind of grow t