as a leading city, we must support policies that level the playing field for citizens in california that are typically locked out of opportunities to better themselves. that is why we support this. president chiu: any further discussion? why don't we take a roll-call vote on this item? supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. supervisor kim: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor olague: aye. supervisor wiener: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor cohen: aye. president chiu: this resolution is adopted. madam clerk, do we have any in memoriams today? >> it will be adjourned on behalf of supervisor elsbernd for the late mr. robert standstill and 4 supervisor olague 4 lawrence bill richardson. president chiu: is there any more business in front of this body? >> that concludes our business for today. president chiu: ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. >> the question when i started 11 years ago when i started doing resolution work is can anything be presented on a really low resolution device where it is potenti

our city and leading our communities into the future so please welcome me in recognizing to the podium your mayor, my boss, mayor ed lee. [applause] >> good morning, good morning. happy cesar chavez breakfast day. i want to give a shout out -- i believe we have another major in the room, a guest here, mayor schroeder from martinez. thank you. [applause] i am here this morning, of course, to join all of you, and i see so many, not only of our elected and appointed officials here, but also many of our representatives from labor as well. and if anything that we all remember about cesar chavez is the honor that he has earned, that he educated us so much about the labor movement, not only in the bay area, not only in the valley, but throughout the whole country. and, yes, he is right, i was indicted by martin luther king and cesar chavez throughout my life, throughout my career -- i was guided by martin luther king and cesar chavez throughout my life and career. i go to every neighborhood and go to meetings, make sure i talk to everybody, co

city agency that he is exempt from that. it is just delaying the process further and to lead the city's position -- deleading that the city's position that it is not a lawful nonconforming use. there is no other hardships to -- there is no particular hardship to the letter of determination holder. >> thank you, sir. >> mr. sanchez? >> regarding the nonconforming termination, it has been department practice, they can still go to the planning commission. they did have this question pending before the board of appeals. they didit would have been prevd from going in 2007. they could still go to the planning commission and seek an extension of the nonconforming use. this was done several times for the bar in the same building. first, in 1990. they have extended hours, the operate until 2:00 a.m. they extended again in 2009 and finally removed that determination. that is the thing that has been nonconforming in the building. they could still come in for a conditional use to seek the operation if this board finds they are in nonconforming tourist hotel. on the permit to converge, i do not have any records that the planning departm

invitation to come to city hall tonight was because we have been waiting for one of you to register, wondering if you are going to run for mayor or not. there is a vacant seat for youth to lead the city. i think you can take this job and run with it. this city needs to be more kid- friendly, more youth-oriented. i think you could have a big input to make sure that what we are doing will be there for you to raise families as well. i want to congratulate all the nominees tonight. all of you who have been participating in this competition for the fellowship have been doing great work. i have been reading through some of the accomplishments that you are a part of. i got to meet some of you, luckily, last month when you participated in youth advocacy day, but you also followed up -- some of you were at the old school cafe with what house representatives about what the youths were looking at in terms of their future, participation in the city. here in city hall, we are serious about having programs that not only help you out, but to make sure you get the support you need to be successful. we want you and need you to be successful. without that, we are literally a soulless city. wh

and that is exactly what i want to do, in concert with our board of supervisors, to help lead the cityare boldly going forward in our recovery of our economic challenges, but also, most importantly, to provide opportunities for everyone in this city, regardless of your background, to fully participate in everything that is meaningful in the city, whether it is raising a family, joining in a business, or getting a job. there is such a wonderful opportunity for everyone to work together. this is meaningful for me. i personally am celebrating this with anita. we cleaned up the house a couple of weeks ago. we are still cleaning it out to get rid of stuff from old years. because of the opportunities i see for this city, we are going to be receiving a lot of gifts in the wake of opportunities for the whole city, and we need to be prepared for that, to start celebrating the whole of these new years. i want to especially thank our counsel general for being such a great office in the city, for teaming with us in so many ways to not only celebrate these things, but a continual connection to so m

city, specifically for our budget? >> thank you for the question. while there has been some short term. as we have these challenges. obviously we're going to have to and we will lead the city's help in -- when the lease expires in solving that challenge when the niners leave. they have been public that their new studio will be ready in 2014. should that happen that the department and the city would be made economically whole. that would have to be p

city. we believe that young people's voice is the most important to guide our program development and to lead or this city. as you go through your programs today and learn all about the inner workings of the city and when your meeting with those public officials, make sure you explain to them that not only do you care about education, about transportation, about safety, and about jobs, but that you also have really great ideas to share with them. when you finish today, i expect you to come back with some great reports about all the things we will change to make your lives and the lives of your siblings and friends and families better. another thing i want to make sure you know, if you like what you were doing today, please connect with some of the young advisers and dcyf staff because we have a number of opportunities for young people to share your voice.

city, specifically for our budget? >> thank you for the question. while there has been some short term. as we have these challenges. obviously we're going to have to and we will lead the city's help in -- when the lease expires in solving that challenge when the niners leave. they have been public that their new studio will be ready in 2014. should that happen that the department and the city would be made economically whole. that would have to be the point from which they start. those conversations has been proceeding with the niners understand that. probably the rec and park commission and this board would see some of those discussions and agreements ensuring that in the event the city is ready that the city be made whole. we would bring that back to you. relatively soon. >> you say the term the city will be made whole, do you have any idea of a range of the exact number we're talking about? what is the economic impact? >> for the department it is a little bit of a difficult question to answer. depending on how much time you have. the niners, the net gain to the department has been somewhere in the range of one to -- $1 million to $3 million a year. there is add

. >> reporter: junko from miyago city leads a tour. e city's tourism office hired her in february as a disaster area guide. the tsunami -- it also left her jobless. looking back on the ordeal, how to bear. then a friend in tokyo asked her if things up north were back to normal. she said she hadn't heard much news about the area. that's what made her apply for the guide position. >> translator: i was worried that everyone just assumed things were back to normal here. things are slowly getting better, but we are nowhere close to being back on our feet. >> reporter: in miyago city, the tsunami swept over one of japan's largest sea walls. it killed more than 420 people, and the extent of damage is beyond imagination. before leading her first tour, sazaki did some research. she knew many visitors intend to learn about disaster prevention through the experiences of people who went through the calamity. on this day, she visits a local fishing business to see how well the industry is recovering. >> translator: we are still working on it. by the

and the preparation leads to city college. most recently, with our agreement with the carpentry program, we will be able to incorporate parts of the program and to our high school curriculum so we have direct evidence to that program. director kim: if i may ask a question -- and of the program is fairly new. how many students have we had joined the preadmission program? >> that particular agreement just happened last month. director kim: ok. >> in terms of students going on, we have had -- i think it is roughly three students to five students. director kim: all from mcconnell? >> yes, mainly from mcconnell. director kim: thank you. >> along the same lines, we have students participating in the welding class at city college, and this summer, the summer welding class will be paring -- pairing veterans with students at washington high school in the automotive program. that meets three times a week as well. i mean, if we want to continue to look at the 11th grade and the 12th grade, where we see all, those programs are available t

i wanted to personally take this moment to applaud the city of san francisco for leading the way in electrification under mayor lee's leadership. and really, the last example i want to share is whenever i travel around the country, i use examples that i get from the city of san francisco as some of the ways they want to understand how they can become electrify -- what do they do? how do they do it? i use many examples from this great city. i wanted to applaud you again for that. we do have the focus electric. if you do have extensive empty water bottles, we take them over there. with a partnership, we recycle those. and the cloth seats in the focus electric are made out of that material. if you get a chance, come over and see that. and we had our gatecrashers -- we have our mobile app. thank you. [applause] >> we do have an award. congratulations, mayor lee and the city of san francisco. [applause]

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and the preparation leads to city college. most recently, with our agreement with the carpentry program, we will be able to incorporate parts of the program and to our high school curriculum so we have direct evidence to that program. director kim: if i may ask a question -- and of the program is fairly new. how many students have we had joined the preadmission program? >> that particular

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force and the city attorney's office, the ethics commission, that is you, recognizes the city attorney as the lead attorney for the city and county of san francisco. having been elected by the people of san francisco to that position, the city attorney is a higher authority than the task force. you are just appointed. that was the basis on which the case was dismissed. when i asked for copies of that legal opinion from the city attorney, and it did not exist. when i filed my lawsuit and asked for the file to see what was in it, there was nothing. 0. there is a reason why all of these cases were dismissed. i know what it is. and if you thought about it, at you would eventually come to the same conclusion. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, and members of the task force. i was a candidate for mayor in the november 2011 ballot. it is nice to see you guys trying to work together. it would be nice if the city family could get along and do their job. my concern is that to on november 11, essential tabulation units of the department of elections that was run by dominion systems completely throu

where the clippers held on for a one hundred points to ninety eight victory at the west leading oklahoma city thunder which keeps the l.a. side in line for home court advantage in the first round of the playoffs but that doesn't need a victory to hang on to fourth place in the western conference standings for the first half was all about having your own to see sport one three pointer after another oklahoma city with twenty two points the fund up fifty five forty eight out at home of time but in the second half l.a. came back with good work late griffin into this nice white. crisp also came in fourth quarter and done all season scoring eleven points in the final few areas including. the kickers finally went ahead after training most of the game and held on to win points two ninety eight. moving on now and the russian women's water polo scene are aiming to secure their place at the london olympics but face stiff opposition in next week's qualifying events in italy that seem have their final training camp in moscow region head of the tournament which starts on sunday nine countries will be aimin

where the clippers held on for a one hundred points to ninety eight victory on the west leading oklahoma city thunder which keeps the l.a. side in line for home court advantage in the first round of the playoffs because it needed a victory to hang on to thoughts place in the western conference standings for the first half was one of our kevin durant he scored one three pointer after another home in sydney with twenty two points from the work fifty five forty eight up at half time but in the second half l.a. came back with good work from plate griffin notably this nice white time. and chris paul also came up big in the fourth quarter as he has done all season scoring eleven points in the final period and in the game winning shot is the keepers finally went ahead after trading for most of the game they held on to win one hundred points to ninety eight that final score again. and that's all sports news for this person but. me pete pete .

new evidence leads police to search a new york city basement for a young boy who vanished back in 1979. >>> and back in court. george zimmerman could be a free man after a bond hearing later today. this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, april 20, 2012. >>> good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm michelle miller. we begin with the investigation into the secret service prostitution scandal in colombia. more agents are expected to lose their jobs as early as today. meanwhile, the white house is standing by the secret service director. susan mcginnis is in washington with more. good morning.