see you later, lee.was looking at me, i felt steam coming off his ( bleep ) eyes. and i'm letting you know that if this game doesn't come through, more than likely, i'm gonna lose this guy. ohh, what a ( bleep ) day. the office is a mess without paula. steve's so stubborn, he won't even reach out to her. and this is affecting my money. so i'm gonna go ahead and try to start smoothing the thing over and just get her back. how are you? what is going on? if i can't help get her back, then nobody can. total chaos. gil's backed up. the phones were ringing. -he was answering phones. -( laughs ) -"let me transfer that." -oh, my god. -oh, my god. -he was stressing out today. good, good. you're happy that our ( bleep ) room's a mess? i'm not happy, but i'm glad that he sees he can't be like that. sometimes steve might forget, you know, that things don't run smooth when both of us aren't there, you know, until he sees it. honestly, though, he needs you back. you guys have known each other a long time. i know, but

, using the hash tag sf budget or you can post comments on mayor lee's youtube page. i'm going to put together some of the things all of you said and talk first about city workers salaries and benefits that take up about half the city's budget and that leaves the greater question of how much discretion, mayor, when all is said and done, we talk about an 8 billion dollar spending plan, but on a practical level what you are really dealing with is a much smaller piece of the pie and how to work the benefits and salary fit into that. they very strongly feel that they deserve some good tidings this year after going through the recession and experiencing a lot of pay freezes. >> one of the, i think one of the nice things about budget season, there's a lot of things that don't look nice during the budget when we're arguing over priorities, but i do enjoy, having been a veteran of city work force for over 20 years, is i get a chance to look at what people are doing and what they are asked to do by law as well as what they want to do to make sure this city is thriving well. an

richard lee/s.f.t of environmental health: whole foods has done everything we have asked them to do. richard lee, the acting director of the department of environmental health says that includes setting up new cleaning procedures including cleaning two floor drains that could be the source of the maggots richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: they're going to be doing deep cleaning every week which they weren't doing initially whole foods told the health department they had found only one dead maggot on that monday days later, after kron 4 began its investigation, whole foods admitted there were several live maggots richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: it disturbed me that what the story that was first told to our inspector was not what really happened whole foods has maitained that despite the discovery of maggots "the health department confirmed that there was never a public health risk." not exactly says the health department richard lee/s.f. dept of environmental health: we don't

for our city employees, as mayor lee mentioned, it's very important to make sure that we are respectful and make sure that we treat our city employees fairly but that we also make sure that we protect ourselves and planning for the future. and the discretion that we have over an $8 billion budget as kate howard mentioned so well and broke it down, half of that is not within the general fund so we really don't have a lot of discretion within that. then within the $4 billion that we're able to allocate there are so many set asides and base lines where we actually have zero discretion over how we spend that. our true discretionary budget as a city, it's still a big number, it's around a billion dollars, but it's a lot less than $8 billion. >> you must have money for everything. >> what about 5 million for this? our ability to control what is spent is really significantly smaller than that, it's just over a billion dollars. again, a large amount of money but within that we have to fund so many projects that everybody in san francisco truly cares about so i think it's important to note that

hour to be inclusive i'll explain how to join the xfgz first, you, send an e-mail to a mayor edwin lee at the sf.gov.org and it's smooe not ed you have to include in the subject line or tweet us at the mayor ed lee yourself the sophisticating budget or post our comments other than the mar package first, i'd like to introduce mayor ed lee. >> thank you, barbara. i'm glad to be here and i'm glad to join supervisor mark farrell, as the public knows generally we have to make an agreement as to this budget and i'm glad we will be working together. there's a lot of priorities for the city and i want to explain and take the opportunity to explain some of them. we now have a two-year budget. we have been just implementing a lot of good fiscal discipline in the city which is why i think there's so much investor confidence in the city that you see all over. there is a lot of construction, there is companies wanting to move in, and we're confident that we can get a budget that will effect the needs of the city. for me i'm wanting to make sure that we continue those fiscal disciplines that have ke

i took the position that i would not leave the task force until lee hepner was mayor and lee became mayor i left the task force. the reason i did that was i wanted to help establish the principle that the city hall people could not kick people off the task force and that is why when we wrote the original ordinance we mandated that the society of professional journalists and league of women voters would have seats from their representatives on the task force because these were groups that were dedicated over a long period of time to freedom of information and the task force and these kind of issues. that's why they're there, and that's why it's important that you recognize this principle -- i'm sorry, i did want to mention their names. mark rumold and ali winston and alicia washburn. i hope you will put them in and reestablish that principle right now in this [inaudible]. also, i'd like to say a word for josh wolfe [inaudible]. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm peter war field, executive director of library users association and i have had a long experience with the sunshine task force

lee.irector metcalf director reiskin director harper director harper you have a quorum >> thank you very much and the first item on the agenda is communication none. >> none that i've with your of. >> and thank you new and old business directors. seeing none. ex

>> the property owner felt that lee roy was trespassing. lee roy says i was trespassing eight feet on to this property but wasn't planning on hunting this property. he was using the same route he's used for 61 deer seasons to get to his ground. lee roy said he run into the landowner once before and the guy made a passing comment about him getting a little close to his property line but that was it according to lee roy. >> who's recording this? the landowner that recorded this? >> the landowner set the trap and also set up this game camera as well. lee roy was ticketed for trespassing but in another twist the landowner was also ticketed for criminal mischief and harassment. it's expected that both of those tickets will be dropped. >> these guys need to sit down and have a beer and talk this out. >> yep. >> have a conversation, not a weird paint ball booby-trap fight. >> police confront a man on the street, but dude ain't having it. >> no! >> the man gets agitated and gets up and runs away. >> see why running doesn't get him anywhere. >> this

great support staff and shawn lynn and jason lee and he betty lee (clapping) let's hear it for them folks. okay. so now without further ado, it's my pleasure to introduce mayor ed lee he's hand print has been in the program throughout the entire had 14 years since 2000 when he was the director of public works and as mayor he's give us unwavering port to make sure we come to the final full time so thank you mayor ed lee (clapping.) thank you lou yes, sir. and thank you for the librarian the wonderful job he's doing (clapping) well, when he said handicap print i didn't put my hand print in another of the concrete. but i look at this crowd and look at the t-shirts of the agencies printed on the back we're very proud of this library you're on important part of the san francisco and we bless it and reflect it by the energy this library medians and after hearing the list many of things make sure this library has modernization even though it is the final one not the final investments the education for you kids and the community centers that libraries become more than you're old and my old librar

mayor ed lee understands what we do and he's a huge advocate so mayor ed lee thank you >> thank you very much (clapping) and thank you for your leadership we were there at the lurngz practicing for a potential earthquake with a sue anonymous and that's how valuable it is to have a department of emergency management that trains trains trains and anticipates thinks out of the box pee has all of us as emergency people from the city practicing how we do it better and better and we learn something every time we come together. we learn from other disasters and international disasters prosecute other countries we we bring that back home and think about more. i'm proud to be in front of the of so many people who decade all their professional lives being a great team of first responders to the city i'm proud of what you do not only on the hours you spend many the office at auditor sites and stations but i think as emergency people you're also thinking ahead and planning for the unaccepted the mission bay fire was totally unspeeded as we're creating all the new housing that a fire would occur

at lee's trial the soul survivor identified lee as the man who tried to kill her. dna from perspiration found on ms. alexander's back matched his dna profile. forensic proof he was the perpetrator. >> this is the real deal that now this lady has come to you and pointed you out. it was devastating. >> derek todd lee was convicted of first degree murder and was sentenced to death. >> the death penalty is too good for him. they should execute him a little bit at a time. rape was not enough. murder was not enough. the coroner called these murders, he heed are overkill. some of the victim's families are angry that police relied to heavily on the i writness accounts of a white male in a pick up truck and the fact that most serial killers tend to be right. >> the profile was wrong but -- it was given the force on fact and what it is is an educated guess. >> i think they were getting tons of tips. thousands of tips. i think they did the best they could and they worked very hard. >> in this case, dr. tony gredockus made scientistic history. it was the first time in bio geog

and now i'd like to honor and introduce >> honor our honored guests on my left the honorable mayor ed lee (clapping) we have supervisor scott wiener (clapping) we have father green of st. robert church (clapping) we have deputy director of the d e.c. robert smut (clapping) we have assistant to the executive director of d m david (clapping) and he may not be seated but the vice president of the education and outreach at the san francisco fire credit unit len (clapping.) we have the president of the fear commission steve (clapping) vice president of the fire commission andrea evans (clapping) and have fellow fir commissioners ken cleveland (clapping) france i didn't cove ton (clapping) and michael hard man (clapping) we have fire chief of department chief joanne haynes-white (clapping) deputy chief of operations mark gonzales (clapping) deputy chief of administration raymond guzman (clapping) we have assistant deputy chief of support services ken lombardy i didn't (clapping) assistant deputy chief fire marshall. mrs. wong kwlp. we have assistant deputy chief of the airport division dale inc

we thank mayor ed lee and the office for the opportunity i know the kids are tired to be here. we're very, very thankful for your generous offer and again, the academy of science in making this happen so thank you. and just a little bit of background we're an obtain try in coverage and may not make much sentence so we obvious and this is a little bit what the kids are working on this morning some you may or may not know we have responsibilityic telescopes in california and the kids were using data from the the telescope to create images. this is what public scientists do all the time we've had kids using those same skigz. the very first thing they took ugly data and learned the skills to do a beautiful images. they created a cool game. i'm going to show you i am not a mentor but this morning our mentors were the kids our kids a quick round of applause (clapping) and finally i'm going to introduce adriana great name (laughter) just to show you he's made a great creative thing here (clapping) and he'll speak about that >> i made a game called save the earth. let's start. the back

jackson lee: thank you. i'm sure my kind friend would yield me some additional time but i'll use what i have. thank you very much. let me try to bring us together, mr. speaker, yesterday in the rules committee, there was a collegiate moment when we said, let's clarify the law. if there's anything that democrats and republicans agree ineptness, that wrongness, misdirection was obviously evidenced in the equal targeting of all groups, group this is a had the name progressive and occupy and others. none of us as members of congress want the citizens of the united states to be in any way intimidated by a government that's here to help them. and i stand here saying, we can come together to ensure that all of our government agencies work well. the president made the point in may of 2013, if in fact the i.r.s. personnel engaged in the kind of practices that have been reported on and were intentionally targeting conservative groups and it's been noted by the witnesses in the overesight -- oversight committee that th

and he betty lee (clapping) let's hear it for them folks.t further ado, it's my pleasure to introduce mayor ed lee he's hand print has been in the program throughout the entire had 14 years since 2000 when he was the director of public works and as mayor he's give us unwavering port to make sure we come to the final full time so thank you mayor ed lee (clapping.) thank you lou yes, sir. and thank you for the librarian the wonderful job he's doing (clapping)

accompanied by this guy here 30-year-old lee birch. lee birch works for the police. they ask him to basically strip. it's a strip search. he has to get naked in front of all of these people. here is the moment in question. the last thing to go, his boxers. takes them off and flicks them over the head of lee birch. watch what happens next. lee birch taizs the guy, holds it for something like 7 seconds, 50,000 volts. lee birch was charged with assault causing bodily harm and misconduct. this happened in december of 2012. recently lee birch was acquitted of both charges. >> to me it seems like there should be retraining. you don't arbitrary fire your taser at somebody who's not a threat, just throws their underwear at you. >> it appears this guy is not out of control. >> that would seem out of control to me. >> the officer said he wasn't using for an excuse to use his taser. this thing was not motivated by anger or malice or anything like that. itv talked to daniel dove the guy who was arrested. >> right place at the right time i would say it's okay to use taser. but wh

the one hundred and 16th class as a special identification with the support of our mayor, mayor ed lee the creation of this particular what i call unprecedented exceptional and talented special groups to enter the department at this time is because of the convictions and statements of our mayor, mayor ed lee so we should thank our make sure for the results of this one hundred and 16 class at this time thank you mayor ed lee (clapping) part of that is can't help by have integrated oceans it's a proud occasion but also the weekend of mother's day i can't help but drift towards my mother in the contentions of appreciation and the support she gave me and the love she gave me and what that mother represents to me and many of you in the audience is decade what is representative of the caregiver of the families in terms of your friends and families members of the one hundred and 16th class. last night we had a fire commission meeting and on behalf of the commissioners michael hard man and ken cleveland and others we welcome and congratulate all if you but especially proud of the training forc

sorry, that's a kathie lee win. that's a kathie lee win. voted on. >> what did you do, kath?a bay window. it was too flat. and i changed the color scheme a little bit. >> lovely choice. brown shutters with a gray roof. >> it is not brown. they're supposed to be wood. >> wood. >> that's part of the problem. >> and look at walkway, looked like hansel and gretl won that one. >> kathie lee won that one. >> some people play by the rules and others cheat. >> the score was -- >> always going to be the person who spends more money. >> 2-1. >> hoda, i'm disappointed in you. you should support friends. do you support cheating? >> we're looking at the final product. >> stay out of my ballpark. >> i knew it was going to get good. why don't you tell us who you think did better, given that barbara overspent a little -- >> a little? >> who did better? >> hoda, i am so upset with you. >> dolly parton will sing a new song. >> i'm leaving. i'm going to -- i'm not even going to read the prompter. >> and we're going to help you drop a dress size right after this. >> i'm going to drop barbara. we

administer staff (clapping) at this time looked like i'd like to introduce the honorable bodily mayor ed lee who will address the class (clapping). >> thank you assistant chief williams tom o'connell don't fret someone referred to me as captain ed mow this morning so (laughter) what a great day. one hundred and 16th fire academy class for san francisco. 39 people who today, i look across the crowd of your friends and proud of the city proud you spent 16 hard weeks training yourselves and going through all the lessons this academy training class has to offer and most importantly you're joining the world-class fire department and thank you for the opportunity chief joanne haynes-white the conspiracy that worked with you and all the staff we've had the privilege of working certainly my 3 years as anywhere 80 mayor to be at the 3 sites usually i'm there with the mop up crew but watching the details of how fires are fought and the energy teams are saving lives. i know i join with supervisor wiener and the entire board of supervisors all of our lefkd officials to say thank you to the san francisco

>> that's kathie lee's house. >> i spent $10,000. because it was $10,000. not $35,000. >> definitely the wraparound porch. >> bad idea. mine is much nicer and neater, much better. >> more expensive. >> exactly. so one for barbara. >> yeah. hoda got involved. let's put it that way. >> i was just -- i was an innocent bystander while those two -- by the way, it just escalated. and it was tense on the set. it wasn't like a normal segment. we could feel it. so anyway, we decided we'd ask the viewers what they thought. and people really chimed in with facebook comments. okay. jan lang said, i'm sorry, but kathie was the automatic winner this morning on the redos of yards. christina taylor said kathie lee has much better taste in updating homes. jennifer rich said, i enjoyed the segment with barbara. it made me literally laugh out loud. and there were other comments that you can see for yourself on our facebook page that we didn't cherry pick. >> one person thought barbara should be sent to the big house. >> all right. so we decided -- we wanted to ask people whos

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is going to be happy to see all the kids involved in this racing race >> we want to thank mayor ed lee and the staff for they're working together to make the waterways up community group involved. i want to now present supervisor london breed that has lead the way in bringing the community >> group together (clapping.) thank you. i'm supervisor london breed i'm here to talk about the by that time bay at that breakers i want to thank the d 5 neighborhood association group he along with connor johnson and the aide in my office led the way to make sure that it didn't have the negative impacts on the community like in the past. i appreciate the work they continue to do to make our neighborhood safe pedestrian safety is important i want to make sure we're having a good time because bay at that breakers it uniquelyly san francisco but i want to everyone to be to rob responsible the chief will talk about the public safety measures look out for one other people get over the top with the drinking we don't want incident so we want to make sure the rooftop parties down and keep the other event th

north america define ford and another lee mr. mayor. jean and ken holder all over there (clapping.) congratulation to the residents and the financial institution and other for your commitment to this project. thank you (clapping.) all right. as we continue with the program you know hunter's view represents our annual program we have other will sf sites we couldn't do that without our financial parpdz i'd like to introduce richard from city capital >> thank you very much. congresswoman and supervisor cowen and other. it is a everyone here knows about this project but i can tell you around the city and country people are not familiar with that every time i tell people i'm coming to hunter's view i got a love of eyebrows but the cab driver who dpropd me off thinks this is incredible and i want to add my congratulations to the city and state and good friends of jon stewart and i want to thank mine staff brian who unfortunately wouldn't be her today. but most importantly i want to congratulate the resident of hunters view i know from the past of cutting ribbons how important and life cha

thank you mayor ed lee. at this point, i want to invite up nick and amanda laura's parents that have been incredible leaders on this issue ever since that tragic day (clapping.) >> thank you. good morning can i hear me. many families live with mental illness everyday. my family was not one of them. i never thought about mental health treatment and care until 13 years ago i wish i had in january 2004 my daughter laura was murdered she was going into the nevada health you county and someone opened up and shot her four times she was shot twice in the heart and died constantly. when the ramp package at the client 3 people laid dead and 3 injured and a you community was shaken and the world was diminished by the loss of an incredible young woman. laura was bright and beautiful at the age 19, in fact, i have a picture of her i'll show later she had kind neutrons and spirit an outstanding student in the midst of ore campaign for the student campaign where she was in college. she had a tremendous future and wanted t

lee's mother living there. the project compiles with many of the planning code remits for demolition as mr. wang covered it is a factors and received the full support and recommendations of the planning department staff. the proposed project will be 10 feet lower than the allowable height and a set back of feet and two setbacks at the rear facade. i'm introducing robert evans and vivian lee. thank you. >> okay. hi good evening. i'm vivian lee my husband and i are the occupants of this. before i guinea want to say thank you to the commissioners for taking the testimony time to review our case and especially the planning department for working with us to bring this to the level. we and our children have been living to the this small house we're both architects working in itself city we want to build this how did to build the needs off our family but an improvement to the city. this is an edition of a second unit we anticipate the day that when our parents will no longer be able to live on their own my mom is here

thank you supervisor yee and the board of supervisors and commissioner lee e mayor ed lee we greatly appreciate it we're very much into our community and love to help anybody wife never virtually not helped raise money for the churches and businesses. i was born in san francisco born and raised here in san francisco and virtually never left he decides we wanted to open up you are business and been here for 38 years. jen in your officer wanted me to reflect with b upon the problems can e what is it like to be a small property owner. the last 10 years have been the most traumatic businesses we had our restoration we're out of now but most of all the technology that's changed for small property owner. it's been difficult for everybody to keep up with social media is part of the small property owner it's difficult to avoid it. the last 10 years we've had to buy computers and pox o s systems and create websites people in our community and all around san francisco they don't have time to get out so you have to accommodate the needs of all. with the technology technology i believe has been

opportunity to move this forward i'm going to be more blunt than supervisor david chiu or mayor ed lee it was a poster child but when you have a project that has deep support so much incredible support in the community be such also known as an essential project for everyone in the neighborhood sea have you a smart phone group of people to tie it up for years and years and increase the costs and appeal after appeal how many more times can we vote as the board of supervisors to support this but in the end far more the community wins and this library has broad support this is a wonderful day for north beach and the rest of the city so congratulations (clapping.) thank you scott. our neglected officials has been a library supporter from the state elective thank you, supervisor mark leno >> good afternoon north beach it's great to be here. it's not often we get to say the words your tax dollars at work with a smile on our faces but we're smiling today because of the determination the commitment, the dedication and the tenacity of so many people here who have kept the eye on the ball and ins

i'm eric mcdonald the chief of police operating officer we're thrilled to be partnering with mayor ed leetakes each one of us to effect the kind of changes in our community across our country we're thrilled our here your presence here represents we create a community and environment with our young people have the opportunity to grow and thrive and become their own leader in our community so we know that a summer job is more than a custodial kind of babysitting opportunity i was told you two weeks ago by a national fund we're not name who actually has a general disdain for the mayors youth program across the country they believe they're only custodian but those 0 transitional opportunity i know i have one of the jobs so we know it is possible and so again in addition to joining with the mayor to reach our goals but trying to have a national furnished to understand this opportunity. last year, we set a goal of 6 thousand summer jobs and interning for the young people and 17 to be exact yeah. (clapping) and you'll be hearing more about our plans and goals from the mayor shortly but before we

please forgive me is it tony lee how about mr. lee for now? >> thank you, sir actually i came in for the meeting next room i saw you had a meeting i'm chinese been here for years we had a water crisis now we don't have water only and properly you need to compare with lots of countries san francisco do very well the price is reasonable and it's fine very good but i use very little water only when i was young every water we had to carry physical bring home to use it even now i've been here 27 years already i don't make money now i can afford to live in the city we have a lot of asians that live in in the city we all come together. i think that you should tell the people now i tried to put a lot of container trying to save the water so i can use for the water so i don't need to pay my bill plus. now water in china look at the news only 2 hours the whole region is flooding every where flooding flooding i was so sorry california no rain look at the sky every day it's hot very nice but look at china flooded with water. it's monday for chinese so you

for coming although my fellow commissioners are john lee and michael i want to thank the former commissioners who really struggled hard and their hard work and dedication led us her joel gomez, charles (clapping) lee munson arrest laura and helen and michael brier we get to bear the fruits and labors. we've mentioned this is the last of the 24 branches to be upgraded it's been $2 million we got it done to thank you, everyone (clapping) it's fitting because american planning has nominated that is as one of the great communities in the united states north beach so give yours a hand. san francisco is so lucky we have 228 branch libraries a lot of the libraries around the country are closing their wifi capable and we're going to expand the hours starting today (clapping) thank you this is all done thanks to you the public and the department of public works and the rec and park department and friends of the library the architects and construction crew and most importantly the great work of the san francisco library staff thank you very much and enjoy mother's day weekend (clapping.) thank you, com

lee about how peef is the sore funding of sfus. it's about my understanding that peef is the only funding for arts funding for sfusd. >> there's one set of resources and that's for the elementary arts and music program and i believe together that represents about a million and a quarter of funding that still exist and to be fair, those resources are originated from the city as well from dcyf. they have not been diminished and they are still in place so i think that's definitely worth noting. as far as general funds support, general fund support has been minimal at least the time that i've been with the district and there was for a couple of years, there was a state categorical program that was specifically directed to arts and music that was, i think that was in place beginning in 2006 or 2007, around then, that was of course prior to the recession that took place and in that state recession context, the state allowed districts to repurpose many, many category programs including that arts funding and as most districts did, we had t