. >>> city of san francisco garnished the wages of joanne hayes-white after a judge declares her a deadbeat divorcee. she stopped paying support after sentenced for roughing up one of the sons. she says cost of raising her children became too great. the city will start taking $3300 per month for spousal support out of her $300,000 a year paycheck. >>> today marks two months since sierra lamar vanished from her neighborhood. crews are looking for the missing 15-year-old. divers have been searching nearby reservoirs. sierra failed to show up for school march 16th. investigators believe she was abducted. sheri sheriff's office found a red jetta believed to be connected. they know the i didn't of the owner but did not release that information. >>> state of california scrapping a plan to shut down the state's youth prison system. governor brown reversing his decision, after protests from law enforcement agencies. they argued counties were just swamped with an increase in prisoner population. and a shutdown would send more juveniles to adult prisons. governor brown wanted to ship young offends to

chief joanne hayes white from the fire department. and chief greg serb from the police department. [applause] and we have from the san francisco public library jill bourn. [applause] and anyone we may have left out, we have hodges mendosa from the mayor's office on education. i knew it. and also our cool board commissioner. thank you so much for being -- i've got to pass this on to our emcee shaman walton and is now the district 11 resident as well. shaman. [applause] >> good morning, everybody. i'm going to try this again. good morning, everybody. thank you. it's a privilege and honor to be here to moderate this great discussion. i have the privilege of living in district 11 and working in district 10. so these priorities are important to me. and as a leader of the community, i'm going to be very objective today. so i need you all to stay focused on the task at hand so we can have a great and productive conversation while we're here this morning. can everybody do that? all right. so a couple of housekeeping things. when we get to the open mike part and i'm going to stay urn my two

san francisco fire department, joanne hayes-white. i did want to make a few comments to provide some context regarding the overtime expenditure in item five, which will be coming to you shortly to request a reallocation. it is a reallocation from salaries into overtime to this is the ninth budget i have been involved with presented in preparing. we have never come to you asking for more money than what we were originally allocated. i think it is important to frame what we're discussing today. we have never exceeded our budget. however, i do have one slight that i think tells a pretty interesting story. it has to do with the methodology by which we are staffing. what i have here that i am putting up is basically our full-time employee count, and it is for uniformed members from 2002 forward. we had a high of 1845 uniformed employees in fiscal year 2002- 2003. president, we're down to 1374. that is significant -- present day, we're down to 1374. that is again but that is why our overtime expenditure is at the rate it is at. another thin

joanne hayes stopped paying spousal support 14 months ago. those payments reportedly stopped after a domestic violence incident involving her ex-husband robert shawn whiteordered the city to take $3,300 a month from the fire chief's paycheck to pay off her former husband. >>> time is now 8:48. a contra costa county's sex crimes prosecutor who's been on paid leave for more than two years after previously facing rape charges well he's about to get a pay raise for outstanding performance. according to the contra costa times an arbitrator ordered contra costa county to give michael gresset a 5% pay raise raising his salary to $551,000 a year. now critics are asking why an employee who hasn't worked in more than two years would get a pay raise. county officials say the raise is part of a union contract. the rape charges against gresset were dropped last year. >>> the city of oakland has a plan for some of the old houses that have become eyesores. and the banks are not happy with that plan. the city council voted unanimously last night to make banks register blithed houses with the city once they sent out a default notice. if the homes are vacant the banks mu