who really led the way on so many things. >> (clapping.) >> so in the tradition of senator mark leno i have two civil rights to honor for mercy housing and openhouse we'll keep that tradition alive and well, thank you everyone and congratulations. >> okay with that, we have a distinct hour of bringing up a bigger champion this project and all the things we're here we do woult the leadership and i hear he's back from a long trip we appreciate the work you're doing and thank you. >> all right. >> (clapping.) >> well, i'm not going to have skooltsz problem (laughter) but let me echo senator wiener's comments and also gto all the team of openhouse and mercy housing for putting this together representative from my office the community, the hard rock foundation and tom's leadership all of this putting together i just had the first tour not been on this property since it was still an extension for uc and so when i walk those hallways that have been new i think that honors exactly what scott men's earlier about the history of the lgbt community and people with who served the city well in all

with the leno. bill sitz not restricted to educator nor is there a program to serve on the rental basis the teachers at that higher income level. it's not that we don't know how to build affordable housing it's not that we haven't, we are taking on the challenge now to try to figure out ho to best leverage our funds to create this et ewe indicator housing. i want to look at two examples one is the la model. part of the workforce process is trying to figure out what other communities have done in the area of educator housing what can we learn from them in terms of trying to do it here in the city. this is the la unified school district leased to a nonprofit developer and financed with low income tax credits even though this is advertised as teacher housing no teachers were housed. part of the reason was there was a small geographic preference but not a requirement this be restricted to only educators not only grant give la credit for trying the teachers income were too high relative to the credits th

who really led the way on so many things. >> (clapping.) >> so in the tradition of senator mark leno i have two civil rights to honor for mercy housing and openhouse we'll keep that tradition alive and well, thank you everyone and congratulations. >> okay with that, we have a distinct hour of bringing up a bigger champion this project and all the things we're here we do woult the leadership and i hear he's back from a long trip we appreciate the work you're doing and thank you. >> all right. >> (clapping.) >> well, i'm not going to have skooltsz problem (laughter) but let me echo senator wiener's comments and also gto all the team of openhouse and mercy housing for putting this together representative from my office the community, the hard rock foundation and tom's leadership all of this putting together i just had the first tour not been on this property since it was still an extension for uc and so when i walk those hallways that have been new i think that honors exactly what scott men's earlier about the history of the lgbt community and people with who served the city well in all

with the leno. bill sitz not restricted to educator nor is there a program to serve on the rental basis the teachers at that higher income level. it's not that we don't know how to build affordable housing it's not that we haven't, we are taking on the challenge now to try to figure out ho to best leverage our funds to create this et ewe indicator housing. i want to look at two examples one is the la model. part of the workforce process is trying to figure out what other communities have done in the area of educator housing what can we learn from them in terms of trying to do it here in the city. this is the la unified school district leased to a nonprofit developer and financed with low income tax credits even though this is advertised as teacher housing no teachers were housed. part of the reason was there was a small geographic preference but not a requirement this be restricted to only educators not only grant give la credit for trying the teachers income were too high relative to the credits th

who really led the way on so many things. >> (clapping.) >> so in the tradition of senator mark lenoe two civil rights to honor for mercy housing and openhouse we'll keep that tradition alive and well, thank you everyone and congratulations. >> okay with that, we have a distinct hour of bringing up a bigger champion this project and all the things we're here we do woult the leadership and i hear he's back from a long trip we appreciate the work you're doing and thank you. >> all right. >> (clapping.) >> well, i'm not going to have skooltsz problem (laughter) but let me echo senator wiener's comments and also gto all the team of openhouse and mercy housing for putting this together representative from my office the community, the hard rock foundation and tom's leadership all of this putting together i just had the first tour not been on this property since it was still an extension for uc and so when i walk those hallways that have been new i think that honors exactly what scott men's earlier about the history of the lgbt community and people with who served the city well in all from

there is $27 billion over two years with the accumulated $9 billion balance so the second is airports leno this release might shoot came here for but this is of package i sent out to the president we ever discussed with secretary cow. $32 billion they're more like a greyhound bus station they do need a modest increase of the facility charged to have more improvements so today i am introducing a bill to lift the cap on the facility charge with very strict guidelines in place now this has to benefit the traveling public the of the aviation system now the airlines would have believed if you have to pay another dollar 54 year ticket you will say and not applying anymore but if you noticed united just matched to say if you put something in the overhead then you have to pay $50 but that does not deter you from flying you are not fleer debt -- but those are different is not part of your travel experience but it is because you walk through the crack the airport as it is part of the travel experience and i keep trying to say that but finally you knows of needs for federal partnership the first thin

francisca leno, four u.s. kids, she went in last week and told to come back in a year.ed her back an hour later and said get back here in july to go to mexico. tell me what happened. >> we brought her up to i.c.e. today and they said there's nothing we can do about it. when you see unfairness and injustice, you must -- it's part of what being an american is. it's to stand up to injustice and to call it out. and to call out the lies. mrs. leno is not a criminal. she's the wife of an american citizen. she has beautiful children. but she's not alone. there was also a case about a -- look, we know this is going on. we are tired of hearing them all the time refer to our community, so here's what we said. we said we're not going to leave until we get an answer. it's almost like calling the bully out. >> an answer out, are you deporting dreamers against the president's wish? >> here's what i -- i want them to rescind those tweets, and to say that the president's executive order, signed by president obama, is still in operation, and that they are free from any deportations, tha

it's and the kennedy center, jay leno, comedy legend.tually spoke with him earlier this week to preview it. go he said his favorite guest was sean connery. he said letterman was sort of the wordsmith and leno thought he taught letterman some of the stage presence. he went into the conan controversy a little bit, said it was just business. he said it was unfortunate because he felt like they both lost a friend. he actually thinks jimmy fallon is the johnny carson. he's just going to be there doing some standup, one of his first times since getting the mark twain prize in 2014. >>> a special reunion between a police officer and an autistic girl who went missing. what the officer said he remembered from his training that helped bring the little girl home. >>> and a birthday party in the works that has >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. >>> more americans are working. the white house is thrilled about today's new jobs report. >> they are not so happy with some of the other news, though. right now officials are trying to explain why the forme

who really led the way on so many things. >> (clapping.) >> so in the tradition of senator mark lenoe two civil rights to honor for mercy housing and openhouse we'll keep that tradition alive and well, thank you everyone and congratulations. >> okay with that, we have a distinct hour of bringing up a bigger champion this project and all the things we're here we do woult the leadership and i hear he's back from a long trip we appreciate the work you're doing and thank you. >> all right. >> (clapping.) >> well, i'm not going to have skooltsz problem (laughter) but let me echo senator wiener's comments and also gto all the team of openhouse and mercy housing for putting this together representative from my office the community, the hard rock foundation and tom's leadership all of this putting together i just had the first tour not been on this property since it was still an extension for uc and so when i walk those hallways that have been new i think that honors exactly what scott men's earlier about the history of the lgbt community and people with who served the city well in all from

with the leno. bill sitz not restricted to educator nor is there a program to serve on the rental basis the teachers at that higher income level. it's not that we don't know how to build affordable housing it's not that we haven't, we are taking on the challenge now to try to figure out ho to best leverage our funds to create this et ewe indicator housing. i want to look at two examples one is the la model. part of the workforce process is trying to figure out what other communities have done in the area of educator housing what can we learn from them in terms of trying to do it here in the city. this is the la unified school district leased to a nonprofit developer and financed with low income tax credits even though this is advertised as teacher housing no teachers were housed. part of the reason was there was a small geographic preference but not a requirement this be restricted to only educators not only grant give la credit for trying the teachers income were too high relative to the credits th

with the leno. bill sitz not restricted to educator nor is there a program to serve on the rental basis the teachers at that higher income level. it's not that we don't know how to build affordable housing it's not that we haven't, we are taking on the challenge now to try to figure out ho to best leverage our funds to create this et ewe indicator housing. i want to look at two examples one is the la model. part of the workforce process is trying to figure out what other communities have done in the area of educator housing what can we learn from them in terms of trying to do it here in the city. this is the la unified school district leased to a nonprofit developer and financed with low income tax credits even though this is advertised as teacher housing no teachers were housed. part of the reason was there was a small geographic preference but not a requirement this be restricted to only educators not only grant give la credit for trying the teachers income were too high relative to the credits th

>> book 'em leno. >> no. >> book em sunshine. >> no, that would be book em dano. >> book em dano. >>iginal macgyver? >> richard dean anderson. >> and what was anderson's famous haircut? >> the style i'm going to get as soon as i wrap the season -- the mullet. >> one more question for you guys. do you know which star was a producer on both the original and the new series? the fonz, henry winkler. >> hey! >> nice. "entertainment tonight birthdayy," "american idol" alum, first to sweep the awards winning an american music award, billboard music award and grammy in a single season. kelly clarkson, clay aiken or carrie underwood? >> the answer is coming up next. >> took seven years for a sequel. >>> welcome back to the show. in tonight's "e.t." birthday, which "american dol" alum was the first to sweep the awards by winning an american music award, billboard award and gram any a single season? that is carrie underwood who turns 34 today. you gu happy birthday. carrie, happy birthday. we have run out of time. but take a look at what we have for you monday. >> have great weekend. bye-bye, e

. >> and targets of the unknown assassins were grosser leno labianca and his wife rosemary. >> i stabbed in the lower back about 16 times. >> following charlie's orders, words are written in blood including helter-skelter on the refrigerator. >> they were just savage crimes. savage murders. >> in the bizarre circus like trial, mastermind manson, atkins, krenwinkel and houten were found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to death. their sentences reduced after california changed its stance on the death penalty. ca sabean who drove the car was given immunity in exchange for her testimony. decades later, the manson family homicides continue to fascinate the american public. >> it continues to shock the conscience both because of the brutality of the murders and because of this eerie cult-like control that manson had over his followers. >> this past january, the 82-year-old criminal made headlines once again when he was briefly hospitalized. he's now back in prison serving the remainder of his life sentence. age incarceration have left him a diminished figure awaiting his inevitable

fallon played it safe and leno played it safe and lettermans years. >> and you see interesting he has whole new look. >> take a look that sean spicer dressed up at easter bunny. >> wow. >> wearing costume at easter egg roll 2008 under bush residency. spicer seemed to enjoy the experience noting only the getup can get very hot you. >> know what, you have to be a big sport to play the easter bunny. >> for kids. >> and be hot out there so you know and then the picture shows up a couple years later. >> great. >> uh-huh. >> you saw laura bush there she's spilling secrets on her husband. >> what she's saying about something he did. was not you know very good. in fact he got in trouble for. it we'll be back. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for bu

even presented one of those paintings to jay leno. >> that was alicia aventure gs 4:30 a.m., thursdayrch 2. here's what we're following for you. a teenager gets his neff -- nephew so safety before being hit by a truck. >>> prominent are -- democrats are calling for jeff session to step down amid reports of

california and san francisco's chief of protocol charlotte and senator wiener former senator mark lenoisco attorney louis and present city attorney dennis herrera and assistant district attorney and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehy assessor-recorder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we

the first attempt to solve the problem in our inclusionary housing and that fs was led by then mark leno. we are 15 years into the making and stand before you today to make a very strong statement. we will never again in the history of san francisco build housing for working people. that will never ever happen again. prior to the great recession of this country, homes in the excelsior and homes in the bayview hunters point and in the sunset and richmond were aforeable to working people rchlt today homes in the excelsior are going for a million dollars, outer mission, bayview hunter points are approaching a million and exceeding it. homes in the richmond and sunset north affmillion. the market youzed to take care of working people and talking about teachers, laborers, nurses, fire fighters, first responders, janitors, hotel workers, all the people that have made our city history great. and if we are okay with our city polarizing and okay with our city becoming the city of the wealthy and the city of the extremely poor, then we should leave things the same, but i stand in front of you toda

. >> one of the first times was jaly leno. there was positive polling for him.led me aside and said gregory just you watch, we're going to win california. i looked at him and said no, you're not. of course, he didn't. he's great on these shows. >> he's clip pi and funny. >> only in the age of trump could george w. bush be totally celebrated by everybody, right, left and center. >> david gregory, have a great weekend. >> you, too. >>> time for cnn "newsroom" with poppy harlow and john berman. good morning. >> berman doesn't know who beyonce's husband is either. >> i didn't know who her sister was. there was news about solange. i asked michaela at the time, what is a solange? >> this is my every morning. we're going to do it now for two hours. guys, have a great weekend. >> let's get started. >>> good friday morning to you all. i'm poppy harlow. >> i'm john berman. thanks so much for being here. we have a flurry of new information this morning about previously undisclosed contacted between associates of then

it's no longer the days of david letterman or jay leno or johnnie carson. this is what it's about. that is the main focus here. not so much -- they wouldn't have attacked this kid if they knew he had stage 4 cancer and was suffering and going through chemotherapy. any reasonable person would say that. when you on national television show a 20-year-old college student and call him a nazi in the context of his hair and in the conference he's attending, here are the consequences that could happen. take the cancer part out of this. he goes back to campus. do you think he gets mocked and bullied given the hostility on college campuses? probably. then what happens next? he either brushes it off or it goes in another direction we've seen on so many college campuses and that is that it spirals into a thought process of possibly even hurting yourself or worse. we saw it at rutgers in new jersey where a kid was exposed as being gay and before you knew it, he's rolling up to the george washington bridge, tucker and threw himself off. that's how quickly these things could spiral out of control

>> is a very hateful show, it is what late-night has become, not the days of jay leno or johnny carson it is about. that is the main focus here, not so much -- they wouldn't have attacked this kid if they knew he had stage iv cancer. any reasonable person would say that. but we knew, on national television, show a 20-year-old college student, and you call him a nazi in the context of his hair and the conference that he is attending, here are the consequences that could happen. take the cancer part out of it. go back to kansas, you think he gets mocked and bullied? given the hostility on college campuses, probably. what happens next? he either brushes it off order goes in another direction that we have seen on so many college campuses, and that is that it spirals into a thought process of possibly even hurting yourself or worse. we saw a sought out in new jersey were a kid was exposed as being and before youw it, he threw himself off the bridge. that's how quickly these things can spiral out of control. and samantha bee hesitant to apologize for calling this kid and other kids there a n

leno. she has three american scitizen children and now under the trump administration they say she's a danger to society and she has to leave in july of this year. that's wrong. >> that's an issue. but it is a separate issue. congressman, can you tell me with all honesty and a straight face that you don't believe that there are cases in this country in major cities that are called sanctuary cities where law enforcement refuses to work with ice because they don't want the pr issues. they don't want the added cost issues of holding people. they don't the extra administrative issues of having to litigate cases that aren't specifically theirs, they're ice's. doesn't that happen? >> we live in blended communities. i'll tell you real quickly. when president obama came to the city of chicago, just to show you the depth of this, when the president came to the city of chicago back in 2015, i took my grandson with you, and he said to president obama, these were his new executive orders that could giv

i went to a private function jay leno was performing, i went up to him i have all of these jokes i'vejokes. >> and he really started that talk like helium out after balloon. and it is like he doesn't breathe. like breathe. and then he takes them, and i thought he was just being nice, and the next day i got a call and did he one of my jokes on the tonight show mono lowering. and he paid me $50. woe make fun of me because i was a corporate lawyer, of all of the lawyers, like you're the lowest people like oh, you kill kittens. we would out source that. no, so, that's how it start. and then i started to perform the stand up. and that led to giving my family a nervous breakdown. >> i was wondering what did your family and friends think when you are were going from investment banking to -- >> ya. well, i grew in italian catholic family, middle class, i told my mom, she looked at me and she said i don't have a son. no, they didn't understanded. and we are very like italian. like i have a cousin, my cousin bobby, and, you know, he sells stuff out of the trunk every his car, one of those guys,

. >> i know that senator wiener has transferred senator leno legislation will extending alcohol licensest to make sure that note that won't be but director kane if an update about what that is doing. >> i can do that certainly i want to ask though that everybody who refers to that call it what it is but call it local control i think that it is a misnomer to call it 4:00 a.m. bill and that's not what it is this commission i mean we've not taken a position i'm not sure it is appropriate i'm happy to bring one sheet in the office regarding the local control bill by the city never takes a position by the mayor's office so, yes and not suggesting we take a position one one way or another but if it goes through and san francisco exercises the local control that may impact on the thing we're regulating. >> i'll update the commission. >> thank you all right. any other comment. >> i have a comment the 90 awards are next monday night so anyone that would like to attend let me know arrest adu before i or joseph know the annual night life award show this year. >> 5 year. >> already 5 years. >> commi

but leno, he said when you're a kid in rural massachusetts and you want to go into comedy, people come a net, it's just you, i go out there, i got six to seven guys with me. but not you, man. >> you don't need six or seven men, you could take them all on. >> you're still doing standup there? >> absolutely. i have a show tomorrow night in rhode island. it's such a small state, you'll know which theater. >> it's capes me. it's the theater in rhode island. >> thank you so much for being here, your special >>> nbc 10 news starts now. >>> good morning. i'm vai sikahema. just about 10:00 a.m. on this cloudy, rainy friday. let's get right to bill henley with your most accurate neighborhood forecast. >> definitely need the umbrella today. what we've seen so far is a lot of light rain, about an inch on the ground already in the philadelphia area, less in the suburbs, but the rain has returned. look at south jersey, a steady rain there. starting to turn a little bit heavier and steadier. that shower activity moving our way. this will continue to move to the northeast. but look at those downpours

but leno, he said when you're a kid in rural massachusetts and you want to go into comedy, people comeet, it's just you, i go out there, i got six to seven guys with me. but not you, man. >> you don't need six or seven men, you could take them all on. >> you're still doing standup there? >> absolutely. i have a show tomorrow night in rhode island. it's such a small state, you'll know which theater. >> it's capes me. it's the theater in rhode island. >> thank you so much for being here, your special ocorng cmuttr 30 jakob poeltl. >>> we still have some very gusty winds out there. hold onto your hats. also temperatures reaching the low 70s. those gusts may top 30 miles an hour, but then winds calming down this afternoon, and san francisco expected to be another nice one, up to 69 degrees and 76 degrees in the north bay. we'll see more of this weather heading into the weekend, even a little warmer tomorrow. let's head to mike on the morning commute. >> the gusts of wind a warning across any of the bay area bridges. the two incidents i'm talking about right now causing a lot of slowing for

the first attempt to solve the problem in our inclusionary housing and that fs was led by then mark leno. we are 15 years into the making and stand before you today to make a very strong statement. we will never again in the history of san francisco build housing for working people. that will never ever happen again. prior to the great recession of this country, homes in the excelsior and homes in the bayview hunters point and in the sunset and richmond were aforeable to working people rchlt today homes in the excelsior are going for a million dollars, outer mission, bayview hunter points are approaching a million and exceeding it. homes in the richmond and sunset north affmillion. the market youzed to take care of working people and talking about teachers, laborers, nurses, fire fighters, first responders, janitors, hotel workers, all the people that have made our city history great. and if we are okay with our city polarizing and okay with our city becoming the city of the wealthy and the city of the extremely poor, then we should leave things the same, but i stand in front of you toda

. >> and i have picked if you look on a k-1, just leno, it doesn't doesn't reflect what income came from pick it doesn't reflect who the income came from. unless the companies or less an entity and then i'll list the most most excellent talk but you want to see a once, it would be interesting for me to understand what you want to see on a k-1 because i've seen plenty of them. them. i can tell you there is no such information you're asking for on a k-1. you also mention money pouring in from russia. unbelievable statements. where do you speakers i didn't say that. i quoted it. >> my time. where do you see that on a tax return. tell me anywhere he said on a tax return. >> mr. chen come he's asking me a question. >> the gentleman controls the time. >> i have never seen that. seriously. some of your questions, i've done tax preparation for 30 years and i am still a tax professional. i figure i might leave her some day and do that again. but i have to tell you what you're asking for, trademarks, talking about trademarks. i didn't commit his amounts of trademarks. tell me a trademark is return

it was not adhered to in 2002 my then colleague in his incarceration as a board of supervisors mark leno passed the first inclusionary at the 12 percent i was there development the residential development community said the world was going to end the sky was going to fall and when i left that progressive majority board 8 years later we dropped the threshold from 10 to 5 unite. >> increased from 5 to 10 percent in 2012 in a grand bargaining coming out of the recession prop c was put on the ballot and created the clths and reduced by 20 percent it is not all 15 to 12 percent with ncts that may have been the right thing to do this shouldn't be a static piece of law as housing and construction prices go up and the labor costs go up and the cost of housing fluctuates the inclusionary numbers should move around that's why prop c i think was a remarkable thing because as supervisor kim crafted it it acknowledged that we should have vicinity third party maximum economic go feasibility e feasibility study and review and that colleagues is a what we're grappling with today it gets more complicated

our own assembly member who used to be a member of this body mark leno, did such in 2003 was not able to get it passed. the county of los angeles actually attempted to get the state legislature to amend the revenue and taxation code last year so this part of an ongoing conversation mistake of california and we will hear from the controller about how much this is quote unquote worth but it's all worth a lot in outsourcing peter strauss from the san francisco transit riders brought this concept to my attention. would that turn it over to the controller's office mdm. chairman. >> good morning supervisor that my name is carol blue, with a budget analysis division with the controller's office. so this first slide shows you state to state law that prevents a local income tax that this measure seeks to amend . you will see it says explicitly that no city, county city and county, will be allowed to collect tax base on income. the next slide shows that the state's largest tax resources personal income tax and its third largest source is corporation tax. it's much smaller, the third-largest one

senator mark leno jumped on top of the legality question and passed a bill. and the document is a support letter signed by close to a dozen organizations in need of teacher housing and then it was signed by the governor as of september 2016. that this issue has been discussed for over a decade and a half without progress is a social injustice to the teachers and to the students because when you look at teacher turnover and how the cost of living has negatively affected the school district and service to the youth it makes this public policy more important than any other policy in terms of trying to retain an economically diverse city so that's why bright line continues to retain interest in this. we're interested in commissioner mark sanchez proposal proposed in a school board meeting about properties and scale is important and brick and mortar house suggest important so we're committed to making sure that scale as large as possible. so thank you for the attention to the issue and supervisor safai thank you as well. >> thank you so much. >> good evening. my n

our own assembly member who used to be a member of this body mark leno, did such in 2003 was not able to get it passed. the county of los angeles actually attempted to get the state legislature to amend the revenue and taxation code last year so this part of an ongoing conversation mistake of california and we will hear from the controller about how much this is quote unquote worth but it's all worth a lot in outsourcing peter strauss from the san francisco transit riders brought this concept to my attention. would that turn it over to the controller's office mdm. chairman. >> good morning supervisor that my name is carol blue, with a budget analysis division with the controller's office. so this first slide shows you state to state law that prevents a local income tax that this measure seeks to amend . you will see it says explicitly that no city, county city and county, will be allowed to collect tax base on income. the next slide shows that the state's largest tax resources personal income tax and its third largest source is corporation tax. it's much smaller, the third-largest one

the put down and asking everyone to join the pledge and the use of that word senator former senator leno our own board of education rachel and other elected officials that will be joining sfusd in support find this national campaign to spread the word to end the word an march 2, 8 weeks into the high school students are ready to put on a full course people e meal for 40 people with all entities known as the longs table dinner with the enthusiasm and chess said the students adopted to the rhythm of the kitchen as they explored making dumb links and other wrapped food many special guests if founder to family members and students and finally it is time for schools to start drafting next year priority and bucket at the annual planning retreat on saturday march 4 point everett mission high school from 1115 it takes input to get this done this process as always includes parent and staff and community members and for our secondary students approximately 8 hundred participates will gather on saturday morning to get a broad view of next year's budget if myself and other sfusd staff and for the re

the put down and asking everyone to join the pledge and the use of that word senator former senator leno our own board of education rachel and other elected officials that will be joining sfusd in support find this national campaign to spread the word to end the word an march 2, 8 weeks into the high school students are ready to put on a full course people e meal for 40 people with all entities known as the longs table dinner with the enthusiasm and chess said the students adopted to the rhythm of the kitchen as they explored making dumb links and other wrapped food many special guests if founder to family members and students and finally it is time for schools to start drafting next year priority and bucket at the annual planning retreat on saturday march 4 point everett mission high school from 1115 it takes input to get this done this process as always includes parent and staff and community members and for our secondary students approximately 8 hundred participates will gather on saturday morning to get a broad view of next year's budget if myself and other sfusd staff and for the re

california and san francisco's chief of protocol charlotte and senator wiener former senator mark lenoisco attorney louis and present city attorney dennis herrera and assistant district attorney and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehy assessor-recorder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we

members of congress who will load the house and senate transportation committee they're met with senator leno hatch and manufacturing a lot of the vehicles for the electrification project fta announced having despite managed the process with caltrain over the past few years the funding for the project they were detailing the recommendations of the signing for the agreement until the he wants budget is submitted to congress a preliminary budget submitted this week don't know about the details but the large project will not be submit until april next week we hope to have a full update. >> should we expect the caltrain staff at the meeting in two week. >> we've moved up to the 21st commissioner peskin. >> understood all right. with that, any public comment on item this item? sir >> and we're in receipt of your e-mails of yesterday. >> thank you chair. >> at 3:00 a.m. >> (laughter). i believe you may be correct yes >> the thing that concerns me is that it wasn't mentioned what happened not last friday but the friday - whereby the california state of finance forever the high speed rail authority t

california and san francisco's chief of protocol charlotte and senator wiener former senator mark lenosco attorney louis and present city attorney dennis herrera and assistant district attorney and president of the board of supervisors london breed and malia cohen and mark farrell and jeff sheehy assessor-recorder carmen chu chief of police william scott and former greg suhr and competitive of the fire department chief joanne hayes-white and sanchez. >> i don't know the title but the fun man around town paul this is a huge amount of support for all of us and thank you, thank you, thank you. >> (clapping.) >> and now it is my honor to direct you for a video screen about our first hero this afternoon. >> my specialist is trauma in the area he came to hospital because it got a representation reputation of one of the best trauma centers in the world i enjoy the challenge of people the most part. >> we live in san francisco and have 3 young obesity 9 and 11 zachary was clvj on a wet bar and fell on him. >> my husband called and zachary is hurt bad. >> he was pail he wasn't responds and we k

members of congress who will load the house and senate transportation committee they're met with senator leno hatch and manufacturing a lot of the vehicles for the electrification project fta announced having despite managed the process with caltrain over the past few years the funding for the project they were detailing the recommendations of the signing for the agreement until the he wants budget is submitted to congress a preliminary budget submitted this week don't know about the details but the large project will not be submit until april next week we hope to have a full update. >> should we expect the caltrain staff at the meeting in two week. >> we've moved up to the 21st commissioner peskin. >> understood all right. with that, any public comment on item this item? sir >> and we're in receipt of your e-mails of yesterday. >> thank you chair. >> at 3:00 a.m. >> (laughter). i believe you may be correct yes >> the thing that concerns me is that it wasn't mentioned what happened not last friday but the friday - whereby the california state of finance forever the high speed rail authority t

leno we were revisiting this he said you wanted to come and testify. i said, i don't think we need you at this point. but i will let you know if we do. he was pleased that we are-it's been a long time since 2001 there were updating this for keeping the standard of care. so there are two quotes therefrom 2001. if you look at the next page, seven, the covered benefits in 2001 included genital reconstruction and chest reconstruction of e-mail to mail. was it to an $50 deductible the lifetime cap of $50,000 per person. the health service board implemented a surcharge of the dollar 70 per per for participants per month and limited the eligibility to people who have been held service matters for more than a year. in 2004 $4.3 million in surcharges having collected to offset projected claims. and we only have 166 thousand dollars worth of claims spent on seven different claims should you we collected $4.3 million. so the lifetime cap was raised to $75,000 and the city ppo surcharge to $.50 per month. the one-year required analogy but he was removed. so you co

members of congress who will load the house and senate transportation committee they're met with senator leno hatch and manufacturing a lot of the vehicles for the electrification project fta announced having despite managed the process with caltrain over the past few years the funding for the project they were detailing the recommendations of the signing for the agreement until the he wants budget is submitted to congress a preliminary budget submitted this week don't know about the details but the large project will not be submit until april next week we hope to have a full update. >> should we expect the caltrain staff at the meeting in two week. >> we've moved up to the 21st commissioner peskin. >> understood all right. with that, any public comment on item this item? sir >> and we're in receipt of your e-mails of yesterday. >> thank you chair. >> at 3:00 a.m. >> (laughter). i believe you may be correct yes >> the thing that concerns me is that it wasn't mentioned what happened not last friday but the friday - whereby the california state of finance forever the high speed rail authority t

members of congress who will load the house and senate transportation committee they're met with senator leno hatch and manufacturing a lot of the vehicles for the electrification project fta announced having despite managed the process with caltrain over the past few years the funding for the project they were detailing the recommendations of the signing for the agreement until the he wants budget is submitted to congress a preliminary budget submitted this week don't know about the details but the large project will not be submit until april next week we hope to have a full update. >> should we expect the caltrain staff at the meeting in two week. >> we've moved up to the 21st commissioner peskin. >> understood all right. with that, any public comment on item this item? sir >> and we're in receipt of your e-mails of yesterday. >> thank you chair. >> at 3:00 a.m. >> (laughter). i believe you may be correct yes >> the thing that concerns me is that it wasn't mentioned what happened not last friday but the friday - whereby the california state of finance forever the high speed rail authority t