i will be running a right's of passage at joe lee. so our number, 4 one 5. 824-4098. i can give you a whole slew of activities. >> i just wanted to say, we had been in a conversation with maya and we are planning with a pilot program to develop an 8-week program where mondays would be career explorations. they are going to visit art musicians and bank of america and the career paths they have chosen and then there are discussions about attitude and hygiene. how do you present yourself so people want to engage with you. we are trying to work with the mayor's office and d.c. yn. >> there are a couple of youth empowerments. and the whole goal of that fund, which john may know about the details is to empower the people to be the victors of their destiny. it's a way to let youth identify their dreams and be the leaders in terms of allocations. they dole out grants. so the youth empowerment fund is an exciting way in come san francisco is engaging its young people. we have one of the few youth commissions. they work on the variety of youth issues. the ymc has launched big b

we have gotten a grant from the foundation to keep joe lee rec center open for programming an additional day a week. we have gotten some funding to fund a halftime gardner out at crocker amazon park. we have also had some funding for a support a gardener program. it is more challenging to raise money for operations then it is for capital traditionally, but we really are focused on doing more of that next year, so i have $150,000 budgeted for that. of the new revenue that we have budgeted for next year, comes just from our rental events and concessions, which equals about $1.6 million, just to put that into context, that $1.6 million will support summer recreation program in. it will support two custodians, two gardners, and three parked patrol officers. the revenue we generated directly related to supporting the operations department engages in. the expenditure savings that we are proposing to the mayor are primarily occurring in three areas. we're going to have some savings in workers' compensation. we continue to be reducing the over time we are spending on an annual basis, so we have

. >> i'm joe quig lee and my wife were planning to live on the top floor of 313. we live on top of george and juda. and one of the things that we love about the apartment and one of the things we took the apartment is because of the light and because of light and the views and so our concern is that if the project goes through as proposed, it will -- to be quite honest, it will make our experience in the apartment less enjoyable. our principal source of light in the kitchen and living room, in the living room is a wall of windows that faces the north and faces the proposed building at 309 and from the drawings i have been looking at, it seems like that light will be completely obscured and the view would be obscured. in the kitchen, there is one principal source of light. small window that faces the front and main source of light is a window that faces north and nayses the proposed building and from the designs that i have seen looks like that window would be completely obscured. so i wish -- they seem like wonderful people and they are very nice to me and i wish

joe he used. please welcome mayor ed lee. [applause] mayor lee: thank you. should i stand up here, joe? is this right. ok. thank you out, everybody. at it is my pleasure to be here, to share with you what it has been like for the first quarter, maybe a third of this year, but also to begin by telling you this is a very unique city. and i continue to be so enthralled by the wonderful people who live here, that work here, even though i finished the ninth of tin budget town hall meetings, numerous meetings with community-based agencies, inviting people who have not been there for years, as they tell me. i am hearing so many stories, stories about white people came to san francisco. and just -- about why people came to san francisco. and just so many stories about whether or not their dreams or conditions were fulfilled, or they are here working were living with their families or they are trying to conduct business here. it has been wonderful. a lot of people have been asking -- i really -- to i really enjoy it? the word " julyenjoy -- "enjoy" is a little strong. i set out on a commitment t

i thought about a private moment i had backstage with angelina joe lee in the dressing room - jolie inhe oscars. but this is an ivy league school. half naked in a dressing room -- who wants to hear about that? no one. that stuff would never go over well here. maybe at drexel, but not over here. [applause] so i was back to square one, feeling the pressure. if it is going to be this difficult, why did i even accept today's invitation in the first place? my son goes here. that is a good reason. i always like to check to see how my money is being spent. i am sure there are parents who can relate to what i am talking about. there were some other good reasons for me to show up. i got an academy award, but i never had something called a magic meatball after waiting in line half an hour at the food truck. yes, i talked face-to-face with president obama, but not with a guy who sings that song is over at smoke's on tuesday night. yes, i have played a detective who battles demons. but i have never been to a school where the score calculation has gone bananas. they are breaking into dorm rooms. th

and robinson lee was one of those seeds who made it safely through to the quarters old says the the swede progress thing at the expense of joe will fritz on got seven six seven five david they're also there now with a win over ukraine series to help speed. and elsewhere help a draw for which has equal the on them bills twenty five year old record for the best sponsor a season after cleaning his twenty nine victory in twenty eleven the wins questions his streak through thirty one wins in the last hands his sixth straight title most of his main rivals except mario calls are also through though roger federer be dealt some of the least while top ranked rafael a doll received the book called martin doul for sure it's a policeman treat. cycling the way the five rings of nascar race got on the way on thursday with local favorites. making a clean sweep of the podium at the opening stage for that now has more. fairings of must kill this road race was established in one thousand nine hundred ninety two and now it is considered as one of the top amounts only to national cycling calander. the competition for additional is started with a

senator joe lieberman fox news host glenn beck and another man getting attention for appearing this year at the conference along with the likes of senator lee lieberman is while he shot or at least that's the name he goes by when he converted from islam to christianity in one thousand nine hundred three and he's lived in the u.s. since the one nine hundred seventy s. and he's got a pretty interesting story to tell and he's making big bucks telling it his are the foundation warning about the dangers of islam has become a talking head about terrorism islam issues on several major t.v. networks here. this is the problem when you can see almost thought the television tell you what to tell you. quite the opposite. of what this is in the english language you judge at five years old going to school we sang the song all the schoolchildren get out of buffalo you know that club which means our beloved jews are dogs and in the aisle of the holocaust is the premise of this education house that has become sort of a psychosis in a way this is why we have an arson that was escalated to the point that it's growing it's going to cause all throughout the mid

joe, thank you very much. >>> we have uncovered a black market in san francisco where commuters can buy muni transfers with the buses and trains for half off. grace lee shows us these illegal sales are happening out in the open for everyone to see. >> reporter: they run a brisk business. at commuter hubs all over san francisco. selling tickets to ride the bus or train for half the regular $2 fare. >> how much? >> 1 dollar. >> reporter: the busiest black market hot spot 16th and mission. where from morning to night seven days a week. >> every day. >> reporter: you can buy as many as you want. >> do you have more? >> reporter: here is how it works. normally you pay $2 to the bus driver and he gives you a ticket. this costs $2. you buy it out here illegally you get the full ticket. it is good all day long and it only costs you 1 dollar. >> won't the driver notice? >> no. >> reporter: they are more than happy to show how to trick the bus driver into not noticing. >> oh, i see. you fold it is this. >> yeah. >> reporter: in case a muni inspector or cop gets on the bus. >> when you see the people coming in just cut it. >> reporter: where do the tickets come

joe vazquez, thank you very much. >>> next week the federal government is going to auction off items that belong to the uinbomber. well known hoodie and manifesto up for sale. grace lee found out that the feds came up with a different idea. >> reporter: want to delve into the minds of a unibomber. buy some of his property. >> a screwdriver is just a screwdriver unless we can describe that it had some significant impact in the case. >> reporter: u.s. marshal saying next week they will auction off 60 items that once belonged to ted kazinski and explain how each item was significant in the fbi investigation. most of the property was taken from his one-room cabin in montana. >> the manifesto is worth more because it is his actual thought process. >> reporter: marcus is an appraiser. he says the hottest item could be the manifesto. that will probably bring in the most cash. >> the manifesto, maybe 30 to 50,000. >> reporter: the typewriter used to write the manifesto could bring in between 10 to $20,000. together they could get an even higher price. and what about the notorious sunglasses and hoodie the unibomber. >> the hoodie 2 to 4000. >> reporter: also for sale the sho