for example larkin street holds a number of major donor receptions and many are from san francisco and attending because they are civic minded and engaged members of the community. there's been several occasions where the board of supervisors or mayor have been asked to speak and encourage people to give to larkin street. according the legislation they would have to record all information. this definition is so broad that it could conceivably include any donor that has signed a petition or offered public comment at a hearing. it would be hard to get the information from up to 50 donors and send a message to the donors they should not have exercised civil rights by participating in the activities. i'm concerned about the breath of the new definition and encourage the board to maintain the current definition. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker please. >> good afternoon. i'm laurie linker i work at the tenderloin development corporation as director of fundraising and i'm building on what kathy said about the behest part. we all know fundraising is hard, don't have to tell you th

the whole business is a convenience, small store on larkin street. the whole building at that time maybe is not really equivalent to the price. then graduating, they have made it like a discount and came to $99,000. during this period, my employees, the people who are working the store, were harassed frequently. these guys, they go to my store and they harass my employees, trying to coerce them to come and witness against me that i don't pay them. most of them, they said, we are paid well, we are happy, we -- >> president honda: i'm sorry, sir. your time is up. you'll have time in rebuttal. we have a question, sir. >> the issue of the accounting of nonpaid wages, was that brought up in your hearing? go ahead. >> the director did not give us the opportunity to address that. she said it was beyond the scope of the hearing. >> did you formally ask? >> i did. >> for these accounting records? >> yeah, i did. >> to the department? >> yes, i did. >> thank you. >> we can hear from the department now. >> good evening commissioners. ann pierson from the city's

. >> my name is david larkin, i'm a international sports and anticorruption attorney -- >> we will leave this conversation at this point to go live to the white house briefing room where treasury secretary steven mnuchin is standing on the left in the picture. you will be briefing reporters about sanctions on north korea. live live coverage here on c-sp. hello, everybody. today the treasury department is announcing the largest set of sanctions ever imposed in connection with north korea. this action targets the deceptive shipping practices that enable the kim regime to find it's dangerous weapons programs. our actions target shipping and trade companies, vessels and individuals across the world who we know are working with north korea's behalf, specifically are sanctioning 27 entities, 28 vessels and one individual, all involved in sanctions, evasion schemes. today's actions will significantly hinder north korea's ability to conduct evasive maritime activities that facilitate illicit coal and fuel transports, , limit the regime stability to ship goods through international waters. our ac

. >> i heard about the cooking school through the larkin academy a. >> their noting no way to feed themselves so they're eating a lot of fast food and i usually eat whatever safeway is near my home a lot of hot food i was excited that i was eating lunch enough instead of what and eat. >> as i was inviting them over teaching them basic ways to fix good food they were so existed. >> particle learning the skills and the food they were really go it it turned into the is charity foundation i ran into my friend we were talking about this this do you want to run this charity foundations and she said, yes. >> i'm a co-found and executive director for the cooking project our best classes participation for 10 students are monday they're really fun their chief driven classes we have a different guest around the city they're our stand alone cola's we had a series or series still city of attorney's office style of classes our final are night life diners. >> santa barbara shall comes in and helps us show us things and this is one the owners they help us to socialize and i've been here about a year. >> we w

he was arrested saturday on eddy street near larkin and hyde in the tenderloin.n felony drug charges. he was booked and arrested on these new drug charges. ( marty ) a rollover crash in brentwood sent a driver to the hospital. the crash happened saturday morning on marsh creek road in brentwood. the crash blocked traffic in both directions for some time. the condition of the driver is unknown this morning. ( marty ) in the east bay... it was an accident that could have ended his life. a suspect rammed officer tom brown's patrol car in the summer of 2016, leaving the walnut creek officer with severe injuries. but he battled back and returned to work full-time on friday. justine waldman was there for his triumphant return to duty. 19 months agon, walking back to his patrol car seemed impossible for walnut creek officer tom brown, n july of 2016, a suspect he was after intentionally drove into his patrol head-on. sot my brain could think he is going to hit me but i didn't have time to move out of the waythe crash crushed his right left. it took 52 staples to close i

investigate these dating allegations and we're still waiting for a reply however sports lawyer david larkin says it's worrying the i.o.c. hasn't publicly commented on this issue. what's interesting is you heard the outcry in the media about these allegations you haven't seen any action by wada as it currently stands i don't see there being an investigation which you know is in the light of everything we've discovered with regards to the russian doping allegations is troubling everybody where there is a problem should be investigated we need to understand that the doping is in fact a gobal problem is raised by this documentary we need to understand that doping is happening and occurs across the world and that this is not an incident slated to russia that this is a global problem it's a continuing problem and it's something we need to address seriously right now even be the greatest it's a doping experts in the west as the water cannot currently detect doping in athletes that's a problem. well as we've been anticipating we now have some breaking news the court of arbitration for sport has rej

will investigate these doping allegations and restore waiting for a reply however sports lawyer john larkin says it's worrying the i.o.c. hasn't publicly commented on this issue. what's interesting is you heard the outcry in the media about these allegations you haven't seen any action wada as it currently stands i don't see there being an investigation which you know is in the light of everything we've discovered with regards to the russian doping allegations is troubling everybody where there is a problem should be investigated we need to understand that the doping is in fact a global problem is raised by this documentary we need to understand that doping is happening and occurs across the world and that this is not an incident slated to russia that this is a global problem it's a continuing problem and it's something we need to address seriously right now even the greatest doping experts in the us as a lot of cannot currently detect doping in athletes that's a problem. you chief has found no evidence that russia interfered in the u.k.'s referendum that's according to the company's global

investigate these doping allegations and we're still waiting for a reply however sports lawyer david larkin says it's worrying the i.o.c. hasn't publicly commented on this issue. what's interesting is you heard the outcry in the media about these allegations you haven't seen any action. as it currently stands i don't see there being an investigation which you know is in the light of everything we've discovered with regards to russian doping allegations is troubling everybody where there is a problem should be investigated we need to understand that the doping is in fact a global problem is raised by this documentary we need to understand that doping is happening and occurs across the world and that this is not an incident slated to russia that this is a global problem it's a continuing problem and it's something we need to address seriously right now even the greatest doping experts in the west as a lot of cannot currently detect doping in athletes that's a problem. you chief has found no evidence that russia interfered in the u.k.'s brecht's it referendum that's according to the company's

investigate these don't being allegations and we're still waiting for a reply meanwhile sports lawyer david larkin says it's worrying the i.o.c. hasn't publicly commented on this issue. what's interesting is you heard the outcry in the media about these allegations you haven't seen any action by water as it currently stands i don't see there being an investigation which you know is in the light of everything we've discovered with regards to russian doping allegations is troubling everybody where there is a problem should be investigated we need to understand that doping is in fact a global problem is raised by this documentary we need to understand that doping as happened at occurs across the world and that this is not an incident slated to russia that this is a global problem it's a continuing problem and it's something we need to address seriously right now even be the greatest antidoping experts in the west says a lot of cannot currently detect doping in athletes that's a problem. syria has called on the un to hold the u.s. led coalition to account for wednesday's all strikes against pro-govern

have you walked up larkin street or hyde? thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> auto duffy, neighborhood activist. historically going back, you know, about the time i was born, the golden post warriors, there were a lot more jobs and those jobs didn't require extreme academic skills or any other india of great skills the average person could find a way to raise a family. i had a neighbor who drove a milk truck. part of our problems is those jobs are gone. they're gone. i know about the time i moved here there were two people on every bus. there was a driver and a conductor. they all made incomes good enough to raise families on. then, you know, so that's -- so that's the problem with the housing right there. you can't -- what i think is that, i'm representing a demographic that's below the demographic this project -- recent project we just talked about is made for. maybe the upper third of the people i represent might have a chance to get into that housing. but, you know, probably not. making it worse is that the people who are in that 10

brian larkin. brendan mcnulty alexander tonisson. >> okay. at this point i would like to adjourn this meeting momentarily in

have you walked up larkin street or hyde? thank you. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> auto duffy, neighborhood activist. historically going back, you know, about the time i was born, the golden post warriors, there were a lot more jobs and those jobs didn't require extreme academic skills or any other india of great skills the average person could find a way to raise a family. i had a neighbor who drove a milk truck. part of our problems is those jobs are gone. they're gone. i know about the time i moved here there were two peo o

it is been on larkin street in the tenderloin district since 1910. the new owners are planning to open a straight bar in the same space. supervisor spearheading an effort to save the gangway. they're trying to take a lesson from another gay bar in the city. the study was able to stay open by becoming a nightclub. the hope is to relocate the gangway to another location in the tenderloin. >>> a leader of the me to movement under fire herself. the accusations that prompted a state lawmaker here in california to take an unpaid leave of absence.>>> 49ers introduced jimmy g to the area. what he had to say about his contract and new home.>>> and aunt robbery in seconds. the video police are releasing in hopes of finding the suspects -- armed robbery. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call

there's one in my district at california and larkin. for residents living in neighborhoods without strong cell reception, as well as those who don't have access to wireless services in general, this lack of call boxes is concerning, particularly as we have no communication or information from departments about the utility of these bobbiboxes and the fact that many of them are not functioning. to that end, i would like to hold a hearing and have the departments present on the status of these emergency devices. i would also like to adjourn today's board meeting in the name of edward senior who passed away surrounded by his familiarly. he was a member of the rock and roll hall of fame. he loved to sing and found his voice at a young age. he was the epitome of cool. he pursued his dreams on the nightclub circuit. he found his soul mate, and their life orbited around marina. i would like to offer our condolences to his family and the rest i will submit. >> thank you, supervisor. >> president breed. >> thank you. colleagues, today i have one

and fulton street between larkin and hyde streets. therele be trees and paving and lighting. >>> the board of supervisors approved a proposal to turn the moscone center parking garage into a hotel and housing. it calls for a tower with a 650 room hotel. and at least 100 affordable housing units. the community will now work on getting permits from the city to begin development. >> time is 5:25. state lawmakers considering a bill to give ride hailing services like uber and lyft rebates for using more zero emission -- to encourage ride hailing services to use more environmentally friendly vehicles. to qualify for the rebates. 20% of the miles driven by ride hailing drivers would have to be in zero emission vehicles by the year 2020. and 10 years from now in 2028, the number would need to be 100% of the drivers. >>> time is 5:26. a prescription drug problem in sonoma county. and we have new information about abuse by students. >>> and working to solve the bay area housing crisis. up next, an idea from a company in vallejo to create a modu

brian larkin. brendan mcnulty alexander tonisson. >> okay. at this point i would like to adjourn this meeting momentarily in observe the service and county that mayor lee gave for the city and council. >> we'll resume the meeting. this meeting is now in session. >> item two, opportunity for the public to comment on any matters within the jurisdiction that are not on the agenda. >> good morning committee members, i'm dr. derek kerr, a whistle blower. why do organizations retaliate against whistle blowers? it's because whistle blowers have inside information about wrong doing and there by represent a threat. whistle blowers are viewed as insider threats. unfortunately the whistle blower program's quarterly report issued in december includes a bulletin warning about insider threats. we are told these are employees who "negatively affect organizational assets." that definition could qualify whistle blowers as insider threats because it depends on who defines what is a negative impact on an organization. the term insider threat is derived from nat

will be designed prepared for civic center plaza, united nations plaza, and full ton street between larkin and hyde streets. it may include improved facilities for pedestrians, bicycles, and trees and lighting. >>> a proposal to turn the moscone center parking garage into a hotel and housing. it calls for building a tower with a 650 room hotel along with 100 affordable housing units. they'll work on getting permits from the city to start development. >>> state lawmakers are considering a bill to give uber and lift rebates if they use more zero emission cars. the legislation would provide state funding for rebates to encourage the services and to use nor environmentally friendly vehicles. 20% of miles driven by ride hailing drivers would need to be in zero emission vehicles by the year 2020. and 10-years from now in 2028 that number would have to be 100% of drivers. >> it's 6:16 and speaking of drivers, let's check in with sal for the commute. >>> and pam and dave we'll take a look at marin county traffic. and southbound 101 from novato to central san rafael doesn't look slow at all. it's l

says it is looking to relocate the bar somewhere in the tenderloin near its original location on larkinis looking for investors and contractors to help contribute with the relocation effort.((pam)) the current location is expected to become a space for a kung-fu themed laundromat. coming up at eight... concerns over flare-ups at an east bay refinery -- what officials are saying about any possible dangers to the public. and a new lawsuit revolving around ride- sharing companies. why san francisco is now suing the state of california. and flooding on the peninsula causes a school to close for the rest of the week. that story coming up... just after the break. ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a a massive amount of water flooded the streets around south el camino real and norte dame & 9th avenue in san mateo this morning after a water main broke.(steve) kron4's maureen kelly reports ... a catholic school had to cancel classes today and tomorrow because of the damage. water from the broken 24 inch transmission line flooded streets....req

brian larkin. brendan mcnulty alexander tonisson. >> okay. at this point i would like to adjourn this meeting momentarily in observe the service and county that mayor lee gave for the city and council. >> we'll resume the meeting. this meeting is now in session. >> item two, opportunity for the public to comment on any matters

the arrest was made on eddy street near larkin and hyde in the tenderloin. the suspect already has a felony warrant for selling narcotics. he was booked and arrested on drug charges. (justine) taking a live look outside.... bay bridge. (jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has a look at weather tonight. (mabrisa rodriguez)conditions will turn blustery and much colder on turn blustery and conditions will rodriguez) (mabrisa (mabrisa (mabrisa rodriguez)conditions will turn blustery and much colder on sunday as a strong cold front sweeps through the region. there are also chances of showers mainly across the central coast sunday night into monday with snow levels forecast to drop below 1,000 feet. in wake of the frontal passage, some of the coldest temperatures the region has experienced in years are forecast for early next week. a strong cold front is forecast to sweep across the region on sunday morning. this cold front will potentially result in the following weather hazards:á locally strong and gusty west to northwest winds from sunday afternoon throug

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the gangway has been on larkin street in the city's tenderloin since 19 10.w owners are planning to open a straight bar in the same location. supervisor jane kim is spearheading an effort to try to save the gangway. she wants to take a lesson from another gay bar the stud that came collectively owned and operated. they hope to relocate it to another location in the tenderloin. >>> the 49ers welcome jimmy garoppolo. the rest of sports is coming up. up. >>> mark is here to tell us more about jimmy g and the press conference and all smiles today. >> definitely. for good reason. i mean, great things have been happening you feel with the 49ers organization for quite some time. but i think the culmination of it all is just in one guy right now. right? jimmy g captured 49er fans every angle of their imagination over the past season coming in leading them to a 5-0 record when he was at the helm. 49er fans urging management to sign him to a long-term deal. make sure he was there. there are the main ingredients right there. and, of course, on hand today as well, many o

brian larkin. brendan mcnulty alexander tonisson. >> okay. i would like to adjourn this meeting momentarily in observe the service and county that mayor lee gave for the city and council.

the gangway on larkin in the tenderloin opened back in 1910.d the gangway collective is vowing to save the decor and move it to a new location in the tenderloin. >>> well, he is the first african-american to win both the s.a.g. award and golden globe for best actor. and now sterling k. brown is adding another honor to that list. the breakout star of nbc's "this is us" will give this year's commencement address at stanford. brown graduated from stanford back in 1988 with a degree in drama. graduation day is sunday, june 17th. we will be looking out for him. >>> around the country and here in the bay area, there are thousands of teens and adults with special needs being treated like royalty. last night it was at the alameda county fairgrounds. they call it "a night to shine." and today in the bay's ian colt was there. >> two females! two females! >> reporter: you would think by the crowd's glitz and glamour there were celebrities filing into the alameda county fairgrounds. that's the point. an extravagant prom put on called "night to shine." >> i

my name is david larkin. and probably the only one in washington dc. i actually got dragged into the anticorruption world about eight years ago by accident. could you please speak up. my first comment would be directed to paul. paul, the united states needs to understand something that they don't understand at the moment. that is the sport is not about sport. what is great about this case is that it is a great demonstration. it's about geopolitics. when you are dealing with spore at the international level. it gets hijacked over and over by foreign governments because dates back to 1936. you see this incursion into sport. countries across the world had sports ministers in the united states almost single he does not why, because the united states does not understand that sport is geopolitics. said the united so the united states congress gets taken for a ride on this over and over in in fact i chaired a panel here at the capital in found persons financed by foreign government. we don't understand this issue at all. i appreciate what you're doing. two qu

. >> hi, i am david larkin. i'm an international sports and corruption attorney and probably the only one in washington dc. into they got dragged anticorruption world about eight years ago by accident. >> you and me both. >> could you please speak up -- stand up, please. >> my first, will be directed to paul. needs to united states understand something that they do not the moment. that is is that spore is not about sport at the international level. ist is great about this case that this is a great demonstration. spore is about geopolitics. when you are dealing with sport at the international level, it gets hijacked over and over by foreign governments because the game dates back to 1936. hiller's olympic. mpics.ler's oly pagandas a great pro tool. countries across the world had sports ministers in the united almost single-handedly does not. why? the nine understand that spore is geopolitics. in fact, i chaired a panel here at the capital and found persons financed by foreign government. all americansrry because

at that point, fulton street between larkin and hyde was intended to become a pedestrian plaza and the plaques were located with the intent that they be easily approachable by the public. as you know, that pedestrian plaza never came to fruition. in august 2017, most immediately following the events -- almost immediately following the events in charlottesville, north carolina surrounding the removal of a monument to confederate general robert e. lee, the arts commission began receiving renewed requests from the public to remove the sculpture from the pioneer monument. at the core of the repeated requests is the allegorical depiction of native american peoples, using stereotypes common at the turn of the 20th century to depikts all native americans, which are now universally viewed as disrespectful, misleading and racist. on october 2, 2017 at a meeting of the full arts commission, commissioners received significant public comment approval of the removal of the sculpture. and commissioners voted unanimously to pass the proposal within section seven of the guidelines of the civic art col