. >> jessie mandle? >> hello, good afternoon. my name is jessie mandle and i am the senior program planner for the department of children, youth and their families and i manage our nutrition programs at dcwf and i manage the summer lunch and after school snacks program, the summer program is our biggest program and this is a program that provides lunches to children 18 and under when school is out because there's a big need, people don't have a place to get lunch during the summertime so we provide lunch at community based sites, to over 85 sites across the city and last year, we served around 200 thousand meals, over 200 thousand meals, we also collaborate with the school district to make sure that if they are able to take a place at a school site that we work closely with them so we're not duplicating service and that it's an effective program. i also present the food and fitness community, last year was my first year running the program and being on the food task force was a wonderful experience, not only did we start to think

jessie blat again commissioner. the parking obviously is it's a lot less than the warriors have at oracle and i wanted to make one point on that that we did do a survey of parking use during the season and we found that the highest point of the use of the oracle parking lot was 5,000 cars and when you think about oracle those that know the site pretty much capture every car that comes to a game or event and there is no where else to park there and it's interesting to think about that compared to our site you have more than bart. you have cal train and the walkablity of the site and muni and walking. as it relates to our parking the 630 spaces that we are currently proposing serves a mix of players, personnel that's necessary for both the warrior's operation as well as the arena operation as well as some ticket holders for the events. >> certainly the design -- i mean how that works with the retail and open space does a great job in minimizing the impact of the parking. just on the open space too there wasn't a lot o

. >> and jessie waters with waters world, the question, is the man overexposed. >> what's your favorite part of the factor. >> jessie waters. >> surprise, surprise, surprise. >> caution, you're about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, you'll bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the debate over guns ramps up. that's the subject of this evening's talking points memo. there's a group called mayors against illegal guns founded by new york city mayor michael bloomberg. yesterday they went to washington to make a stricter gun controllings. they want background checks for every gun sold in america and federalize a few guns, but not many. in order to get attention for their cause the mayor groups need high powered, pardon the pun, folks to back them up. enter a few celebrities, chris rock. >> i'm just here to support the president of the united states. the president of the united states is, you know, our boss, but he's also, you know, the president and the first lady are kind of like the mom and the dad of the country. >> wow, so mr. rock is supporter tighter

. >> las grandes sorpresas fueron los ganadores prince royce y jessy y joy, romeo santos se fue con las emotivo mensaje vino de victor manuel quién dedico el premio a su padre que sufre de parnkinson. >> soy el gran ser humano que me enseñaste a ser papi y este premio es para ti , te amo y te lo voy a repetir todos los dias para que se no se te olvide. >> chino subío cojeando al escenario por una herida en su pie. >> carlos vives cerro los 25 años de premio lo nuestro. >> otros ganadores gerardo ortiz y monterrey se llevaron un galardon en premios lo nuesro. >> que noche. >> cuentame de tu traje. >> porque te ries?. >> es la primera vez que recibo tantos halagos , mira que bello. >> muy guapo. >> gracias. >> un joven dominicano muy talentoso me vistio pero atinamos muy bien en esta ocasión. >> no nos mostraron a nosotras para darle el tiempo a tony. >> sorprendio que romero santos se fuera con las manos vacias , el asegura que no vuelve a la premiacion. >> piden boicot contra la premiacion , pero aclaramos que es el público el que elige a los nominados , el nominado que mas votos tiene

. >>> jessie jackson hijo se declaró culpable por varios delitos de malversación, jackson de 48 añosir con esto su suspensión vitalicia, pero el ciclista decidió no hacerlo. >>> el papa benedicto xvi recibirá una pensión mensual de 2500 euros, alrededor de 3500 dólares, además el papa podra hacer cambios a las reglas con las cuales se celebrará el cónclave para escoger a su sucesor, el diario británico london tleegraph indic que le darán el título de obispo emérito. >>> jorge, maría elena salinas, suben los precios de la gasolina, pero hay una aplicación para eso, de hecho hay varias aplicaciones moviles para que se encuentren las mejores ofertas. >>> además en arizona avanza la petición para que liberen a rené meza, que podría ser deportado en arizona. >>> también la organización human right watch documenta más de 150 casos donde oficiales de la ley participaron en la desaparición de personas en el sexenio de felipe calderón . >>> muchas gracias. >>> gracias. >>> en el río amazonas hay un gigante acuático en peligro de extinción. >>> y sabremos por qué es el pez de agua dulce más gr

. >> su recuperación ha sido casi milagrosa, al ver que hace unas semanas jessie figeroa recibió un disparó lo vemos portando pistola y chaleco antibalas. >> dos hombres armados ingresaron a robar. >> y según él le dispararon a quemaropa. >> cuenta que al sentirse herido, llamo al su esposa. >> le dije, me balacearon, no estoy bien, te amo mucho . >> y llegó ante que la ambulancia. >> también es dueño de una tienda de armas y municiones. >> su posición sobre esto, le ha ganado críticas. >> yo no puedo alegar con un abogado sobre sus leyes. >> está en la constitución. >> su temor más grande era no volver a ver a su familia . >> ahora sería un mejor ser humano . >> su rostro muestra las huellas con las armas. >> todos necesitamos las armas. >> una protección . >> toda una polémica, informo martha mijares . >> en seguida en noticias univisión 14 hay quienes dicen que todo lo que usted no quiere se puede evitar a través de una limpia . >> buenas noticias para residente del sur de la bahía que usan el sistema de trnasporte público. >> ¿qué tal? amigos mbnn al regresar de la pausa, hablamos del t

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. >>> jessie he jackson, jr. entered a plea to federal charges.mitted to taking 3 quarters of a million dollars under a plea deal he faces between 46 to 57 months in prison. his father, civil rights leader jessie jackson was in court but had no comment after the proceedings. sentencing is set for june 28th. >>> sanford university has set a college funds raising record taking in more than a billion dollars in donations during this past fiscal year. that is the word from the council for aid in education. there is the 8th straight year stanford has been number one in fundraising among american colleges harvard came in 2nd at 650 million followed by yale usc and columbia. stanford's total received a boost with a 100 million-dollar gift from silicon valley investor robert king. >>> the chinese new year parade is right around the corner we're going to give you a behind the scenes look what you can expect in this year's parade. >>> beautiful night out there. no fog at the coast clear skies but it is going to get cold. i'll let you know how cold it's goin

. >>> jessie jackson junior and his wife are expected to plead gold to you to -- guilty to misuse ofn funds. he received campaign money and used it for personal expenses. some of those expenses include if you ares and -- furs and jackson wife is charged with filing false tax returns. >>> they are accused hacking attacks on u.s. targets is flawed. now in a statement released, it conclusion tying it to a secret chinese military unit working out of shanghai were wrong. they say merely linking the i p addresses to the facility is not technical proof. >>> according to the city report, cafes double as illegal gambling operations because they sell to sweep steaks games landlords are working to shut down the operations and the moratorium is giving them time to decide whether they need to rezone the areas. >>> if it does not act, it should take affect march 21. >>> many are now on the line and the president said the spending cuts known as the sequester would mean fewer border control agents and some cuts could also affect the economic recovery. >> i think what is likely to have, is if in fact

. >> we have invited jessie from the center for independent living to come and tell us how destination elevators interfaced with persons with disabilities. >> when destination elevators storfirst started appearing, thy presented a number of challenges to individuals with disabilities. what happened was, elevator technology outpaced california building code. building code has a number a provision that makes traditional elevators usable by people with disabilities, but destination elevators presented challenges, particularly with cited. how do you know to get from this keypad to your our corporate car? >> we had a terrific program where we develop and administer the bulletin, which your help, elevator companies, involvement from the public, and you can tell us the outcome of that. >> what is amazing about the process is we had both government and private industry, as well as people with disabilities at the table for three years creating these accessibility standards. what we are doing here is being looked at by the department of justice access board and state architect's office. that is

jessy larson and melokian and we also want to welcome the member of the public that are here and who are watching. >> make sure to silence all cell phones and device and complete the speaker cards and copies of any documents that are included to part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items today will appear on the february 29th agenda unless others stated. >> thank you and if you could call item number two, please? >> item number two is a hearing, calling on city agencies including the police department and district attorney's office to report about the increases in robberis on city streets and public transit. >> this is an item that has been introduced by supervisor weiner with my co-sponsor ship. >> thank you very much, there chairman and thank you for your support on this item. today, we are going to hold a hearing on robbery trends in the city. and specifically robbery trends around smart phones and tablets and electronic devices where we have seen a sharp and alarming frequency of those robberies sometimes turning violent. this is an issue really around the city, it

and san francisco police officer jessy serna actually lost his job finally over this suit. i have the documentation and i would like to request that the copies be made for the commissioners specifically those on the subcommittee. >> thanks for the public comment. >> hearing none, public comment is closed. please move on to line item number seven, number six, excuse me >> public comment on all matters pertaining to item 8 below, closed session, including public comment on vote to whether to hold item 8 in closed session. >> public comment on this? >> commissioner ray hartz, director of san francisco open government. when i came for the first time i made an objection to the same maneuver, you have 20 people in the room waiting for general comment and they stopped in the middle of an item, item number two was done and they went into four closed and stayed there for four hours and all of the members of the public left. there were a number here who walked out with me, about a dozen of them outside, making rather nasty comments about the police department and the police departmen

and i would also like to thank the members of sfgtv who are covering this meeting jessie larson and nona as well as the clerk of the board, mr. victor young. mr. clerk, can you please call item number 1? >> item number 1, resolution authorizing the department of public health, laguna honda hospital, and rehabilitation center, to retroactively accept and expend a gift of $500,000 to the laguna honda gift fund from the knight living trust for the period of july 1, 2012, to june 30, 2032. >> thank you. and i believe we have ms. ma here. the deputy finance officer for laguna honda hospital. >> yes. >> thank you for being here. >> good morning. [speaker not understood], deputy finance officer laguna honda hospital. i'm excited to be here to ask for your approval to retroactively accept and expend the $500,000 bid to laguna honda hospital patient gift fund. [speaker not understood]. last year we received the news fund, trustee, [speaker not understood], told us that laguna honda hospital is the recipient of ms. dolores knight's $500,000 donation and that the money is deposited to -- actually i

it's clear jessie jackson became convinced that his campaign account could be used to satisfy and personal whim he had. >> reporter: besides mr. jackson facing up to five years in prison, his wife is facing up to three years and they will have to forfeit all of this stuff that they bought fraudulently. the u.s. marshal service will start auctioning this stuff off soon. >> and bob barnard tonight. >>> a news alert where five men are facing charges of first- degree murder in the death of a 15-year-old suitland high school student. charles walker jr. gunned down monday night. the five men confessed to taking part in the crime. paul wagner is live at police headquarters with the story. paul? >> reporter: brian, last night on the broadcast, we reported that prince georges county police said they were going to make arrests within hours, and they did do that. arresting the five men, the last of which was taken into custody in the district awhile ago. we want to show you the pictures of the five men. they range in age from 23 to 18 years old and have been identified as glen leach of southeast d.c.

raqesh [inaudible] and the co-owner of a new bar and club called omg on sixth street and between jessie and stevenson on sixth street and we opened a few months ago. we found it challenging although we have a nice space inside and we got a lot of complements from people that check out the space but some of the challenges are people are still afraid to come down to sixth street. we have a lot of businesses and hi tech companies that moved into the neighborhood a few blocks from the business, but we notice most of them just get out of work and go into bart or leave the neighborhood. they don't want to stay in the neighborhood. one because around that neighborhood there are no nice restaurants. there are no places where people can hang out and enjoy after work. also we have a couple of theaters around there, and people don't like to stay -- come before the theater show or after the show and come to the bars, so that is one of our biggest challenges on six ethstreet. people are still afraid and we need to do something to address that issue that there's a lot of loitering around outside. the

. >> new tonight, frael federal prosecutors have reached a plea deal with jessie jackson jury. they say he used about 750 thousand dollars from campaign accounts for personal benefits. this means that jackson gave up the right to have a grand jury hear the case and has reached that deal for with a guilty plea. the money was spent for movie memorabilia. jacksonresigned after he was admitted for treatment of bipolar disorder. >> steve kon is responding to the continue verse si of tweets sent. they were sent to a by key knee model and that happened to be his daughter. the textssaid i love you. >> they were making it out like it was something that was perverted and that was disgusting to her i'm sure and hurtful to her. i didn't like it either. >> he says he only learned he had a daughter three yeeshs ago. >> in washington today brb honor third degree teachers and staff killed during the sandy hook shooting. . >> they gave all they had for the most innocent and helpless among us. the courageous heart, the selfless spirit, the inspiring actions of americans. the president hugs the m

independent living center director jessie lornez. activist bob planthold and represents from the department of motor vehicle, and so on. it's a daunting task and we talked briefly before the meeting started about good luck with that. [ laughter ] we're actually making some progress and so far, we have been reviewing what other city and states have done to try to get a sense of best-practices. we are just now starting to discuss possible changes to current law. but we plan to bring this project before the mdc soon, probably starting with the physical access committee. next i wanted to go through a few highlights of 2012. we have accomplished a lot. on the program side, at the mayor's office on disability, the work done by joanna fraguli and ken stein and heather kittle, we resolved over 100 ada complaints. these complaints could be anything from denial of service to people who use service animals, who use our transportation system or public health services. they could be complaints about issues with accessible housing, or the homeless

jessie ka stand is the best talk show host, kfax 1100. gty.org is the best [speaker not understood] and you can download 3,000 of the sermons from the first of february 1969 to this february's broadcast on satan, what is he like. [speaker not understood], family radio is the best radio station because family radio kear is the only radio station that reads the bible and it's the the only radio station that reads good books. they're presently reading f.w. krumacher's book, elijah the tishbite. today is acts 26. paul is before king agrippa. he stretches forth his hand and says i'm really happy to give my defense to you today because i know you're familiar with the prophecies about the messiah in the old testament. he said, i used to persecute this way, this christian faith. i went after them and it was on my way out of israel into syria on the road to damascus when jesus christ knocked me off my horse and i saw this bright shining light and he said, saul, saul, why do you persecute me? and he said, delivering you from the people and from the

members here, chris kern, liz waddy and diane osh mafrom port staff if you have questions as well as jessie [inaudible] and ellen warner from the golden state warriors if you have questions afterwards. i will start with jenn from the office of work force development. >> good afternoon commissioners, president fong and the rest of the commissioners. thank you very much. i am very pleased to be here. i want the project manager for the piers 30-32 and sea wall lot 330 working with staff in order to develop this project and move it forward. we have been working closely with the planning department from the inception when this project was first announced in may and all fall we have been working collaboratively as you will hear on describe and transportation issues. today's presentation is a presentation that has been evolving, receiving feedback from various stakeholders, community groups, the advisory port group and staid lands. we wanted to give you an opportunity now to understand some of the foundational ideas that have been presented for this multi-use arena and for the uses on sea wall lot

have some people that want to do right, but we have others who are forced to do wrong, so i know jessie blout is here and others and i respect them as friends, but come on. give me a break. listen to the people when it comes to traffic issues, when it comes to pollution, when it comes to the air quality, when it comes to quality of life issues. thank you very much. >> is there any additional public comment? okay. seeing none public comment is closed. commissioner antonini. >> yeah thank you. i have some comments and i really appreciate the presentation from all people who presented as well as commenters and i would like to speak to some of the commenters. there was one i want to know where you live and have an arena near you. i would love to. i live in west stones area and we might have restaurants stay open if we had the arena there. it's not practical. i agree with some people and it's coming in the future to have scale models makes a lot of sense. as pointed out by one of the speakers there was resiting of the arena in the last couple weeks, slightly more to the south from where it w

our clerk today is victor young and on our sfgtv staff are jessie larson and carolyn lauber. mr. clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes. please turnoff electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. item acted upon today will appear on february 26, 2013 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. and before we begin, supervisor kim has an announcement to make. >> thank you, chair wiener for allowing me to make this announcement. going on not just for those in the room but watching on tv. in the north light court we are hosting a bone marrow drive re industrial and it is an opportunity for anyone that is in the building to come in and get schwabed to potentially become a donor for someone in need of a bone marrow. for a friend who did it recently, it is an incredible opportunity to save someone's life. we are doing it in honor of an individual that has been diagnosed with leukemia, kevin westin, and we are actually conducting a renewal of his ceremony vows to the ch

i hope that and the alley -- jessie and sixth. it's really bad. we ask the city to do more steam clean the streets. we ask them to clean the guys out of the alley. we appreciate everything to keep up in life. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> well, they're talking about the problems on sixth street. i think seriously the problems they're experiencing the solutions aren't in your purview. you can't imprison everybody. chances the people that are hanging around and that stuff they never been given an opportunity, a fair opportunity in life. honesty they have probably been attacked from the cradle to where they are now. lack of schools, lack of job. i mean if anything the city just has a major problem. i tried to get jobs. i couldn't get a job. i don't hang out there like that. i do other things but to me the real question is these people, these owners, these merchants do they employ anybody in the neighborhood? they're not talking about it. all right. now i'm going to move on to tazers. the police have been trained. they

leo o'farrell and i guess the rest, you could line up, linda lau, mar yaoe ya leclair, paula jones, jessie mandle, mei ling hui. >> i have worked for the department of human services and worked for the cal fresh program for that amount of time, cal fresh was formerly known as food stamp program and is nationally known as snap, i'm currently the program director for the cal fresh program here in san francisco, in addition, i have been a member of the food security task force since its inception. before that, i worked for over ten years in alameda county as a welfare worker working with food stamps and general assistance programs in the east bay. i have also worked as a farm worker in pear and walnut orchards and planting grape vineyards while i was working my way through high school, during my tenure with cal fresh, it has one a 1 million dollars usd access and participation grant to establish a call center, build an online application portal and establish a network of community based organizations to help improve access to cal fresh. during the five years since the recession started, the c

leo o'farrell and i guess the rest, you could line up, linda lau, mar yaoe ya leclair, paula jones, jessie mandle, mei ling hui. >> i have worked for the department of human services and worked for the cal fresh program for that amount of time, cal fresh was formerly known as food stamp program and is nationally known as snap, i'm currently the program director for the cal fresh

our clerk today is victor young and at sfgtv we have jessie larson and greg burk. mr. young, do you have any announcements for us? >> yes. please turnoff all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and any documents to be included as part of the [speaker not understood] should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on december 4, 2012 supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you very much. would you call item 1? >> item 1, resolution approving cellular service equipment sites leases between new cingular wireless pcs, llc nextel of california, inc., and sprint spectrum realty, july 1st, 2009 for the term of five years and approving amendment 1 to the cellular service equipment leases. >> thank you very much for this item. we have cathy wetener from the airport. >> good morning, chair chu, supervisor avalos. [speaker not understood]. the airport is here seeking your retroactive approval for four leases with cingular, sprint-nextel, verizon and t-mobile to continue to provide cellular services to our passengers at cfo

. >>> las grandes sorpresas fueron la victoria de prince royce y jessy y joe.mÁs emotivo mensaje fue de vÍctor manuelle que le dedicÓ el premio a su padre que tiene alzheimer. >>> decirle a mi papÁ que no soy el gran interprete, pero soy el gran ser humano que me enseÑaste a ser. esto es para ti. y el hombre que soy hoy en dÍa se lo debo a mi papÁ, te amo y te voy a repetir todos los dÍas. >>> olga taÑÓn recibio su premio nÚmero 25. pedro fernÁndez obtuvo un galardÓn especial. y chino subiÓ cojeando por una herida en el pie. carlos vives fue el encargado de cerrar los 25 aÑos de "premio lo nuestro." y quÉ orgullo que sea nuestro. que bien. ♪ >>> otros ganadores, mi amigo gerardo ortiz y 3ballmty. y tambiÉn cargaron en noviembre con su primer latin grammy. y cuÉntame de tu traje. >>> por quÉ te rÍes... >>> es la primera vez en toda la historia que he recibido tantos halagos. >>> tenÍamos muchas ganas de verlo. estabas listo. >>> victohe bygigio, un joven talentoso. >>> tambiÉn es apoyar al talento latino. >>> decidimos no mostrarnos nosotras para darle el tiempo