it's not the fault of lgb folks if their reforms are not included. i think it's important to have san francisco so say that lgb couples need to be given this opportunity >> colleagues without objection this resolution is adopted. mr. clerk call item thirty >> item thirty is a resolution to transfer the type of 21 from fetter street and in district 3 for the cafe for the necessity of the city. >> colleagues this is a resolution occurring a liquor license transfer - oh, i'm sorry. >> this is item thirty. >> my apologies. i'll save my remarks >> same house, same call. item 31 was referred without recommendations. this is the on sale general license from 493 district street would serve the public. take it away. thank you, mr. chu. we have two for consideration in front of us. the liquor license when this item first came to committee the police department recommended this approval because they had only heard from the opponents. at committee at the neighborhood services and safety committee a few weeks ago we heard from tremendous support. and i appreciate

the lgb working horsing work group looking at discrepancies in the lgb community. the lgb youth group and looking at both the mission looking at the areas in this city that are not traditionally places for gaze and lesbians and we're looking at what services exist in those areas for non-traditionally populations. equity advisory committee we have a speaker series which goes around and don't education. we have a silver commission. we're talking about elders of color and their particular issues dealing with the crisis of aging. we work with the council we have a reentry work group. we work with the department of education and we will be able to issue our awards this year. the african-american community empowerment issue is combining the 8 or tin reports that were created in the city. we combined the reports made the recommendations and we're implementing the various recommendations. the outreach and training which we are responsible for and have been doing more and more in monolingual communities in the mission. youth sensitive and culture we're working with the heal

provided a homeless prevention and this is the beginning of a homeless and housing services for the lgb community which currently does not exist. between 2006 and 2011 i recently invested through the hiv department that 20.4 percent of people with hiv have been accomplice placed in san francisco in 5 years. over the same period the aids housing alliance prevented homelessness and we have this huge disaster going on. we need more money >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good morning. i'm director of shelters for the e pelvic association. >> part of the association are those family and single adult shelters and the resource prevention centers. i can tell you that last year the ad back with the board of supervisors we saw a lot of these positive outcomes that include the 34 percent in acts of violence in the shelter system and 12 percent of actions of violence. that's because of staff presence and training. what we're seeing this year ann is an acute of the folks with wheelchairs and others aids. we're able to hire due to last year's add back we were able to liaison with the hospitals t

the small business exchange for the african-american chinese community and the bay reporter for the lgb community and there were no redondo beach bids for the chinese community. in the neighborhood community we're recommending north side publications and central city extra and west protocol monthly for west protocol. the bid from the other biders such as published weekly. the purchaser has placed the highest point score. the board has the option to spent the recommended periodicals arrest last year the board did award to all of those who submitted bids whether or not they were that responsive. the prices that were submitted are in line most of them are the same as last year with some minor increases. if the board choose to follow the past practice and award to all of the periodicals who submitted bids then the board would consider adding the following. the san francisco bay view for the african-american community and the daily for the chinese community and for the hispanic community and in the nandz side western addition and the view. and i'm here to respond if you have questions >> col

non-profit workers to stay in san francisco self-interest this $50 million would provided housing for lgb's in the castro. it would restore cuts from the federal government. this budget also included innovative programs how can we not have language access to our citizens. i urge you to support the budget enhancement request of a little over $50 million and really show we're a city that only values the one percent. thank you >> next speaker thank you. >> i'm margaret bear i'm the executive director of the consortium. so all i'm going to do is add one voice to what gail said and to emphasize that non-profit employees in this city can't live here any longer we take care of the low folks with disability so the afternoon wage of the staff is $44,000. those are people who got out in the community and do amazing work serving the people. so i urge the board of supervisors to support the non profits in the city and support the employees who do the work it's the right thing to do thank you very much >> thank you. next speaker, please >> good morning supervisors i'm april i'm here representing seniors

. >> meanwhile, -- announcing a partnership with the oldest lgb news paper. he's working with the washington . he has been on outspoken allie for gay rights and equality. >>> we have been waiting and waiting. one of the $590 million jackpots. >> that's now over. we will know the name of the winner. she has a very enduring story to tell. find out what it is. >> we are live at the grand historic in baltimore. for a couple planning a wedding looking for the perfect venue, we have tips for you coming up. closed captioning on abc 2 is brought to you by: [ male announcer ] there was this and this. she got a parking ticket... ♪ and she forgot to pay her credit card bill on time. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge late fees or a penalty rate. ever. as in never ever. now about that parking ticket. [ grunting ] [ male announcer ] the citi simplicity card is the only card that never has late fees, a penalty rate, or an annual fee, ever. go to citi.com/simplicity to apply. >> we are sorry and please come back. that's what jc pen nee is sayin

. >> lgb americans are or colleagues, soldiers, teachers, loved one, and they're full and equal citizens deserves the right of citizenship. that includes marriage. >> that's the way most of us think these days. jason collins made "sports illustrated" when he came out playing an american sport. now a leading proponent of what's called gay reparative therapy, the idea that therapy can help gay person turn straight. this week he posted an apology. this is pretty start ling. i'm sorry that some of you speptd years working through the shame and guilt you felt when your attraction didn't change. i'm sorry we promoted sexual orien take change efforts and repair tifr theories about about sexual orientation that stigmatized parents. here's part of that speech. >> while there has been so much good as exodus, there has also been bad. there have been people that we've hurt. there are horror stories. and i'm not telling you this for any other reason than to be honest and tell you about this true ministry. in 37 years, we haven't done everything right because we're a bunch of humans. we've hurt people

. >>> the san francisco lgb. the film festival also starts tonight.they are waiting for the supreme court decision and including the campaign and that's one of the biggest in the world here is more on the sponsorship of that event. >>> they are planning a protest and they will rally right in front of city hall at noon and their constitutional rights are being violated and one woman faces jail time for violating the ban. >>> city leaders will review the latest for a major development project. they will have stores for the estuary and construction is already underway on the anchor store which is set to open in october. the developer's called for an in and out hamburger and a chase way bank and several other businesses which will have dozen of homes in that area. >> let's bring sal back and is everybody behave aring around the toll plaza? >> we are looking at that and there is a little bit of a backup in some of these lanes but i think you can get there without too much of a delay, maybe five minutes but that's just a conservative guess. also the morning

. >> we await landmark supreme court rulings on same-sex marriage a poll reveals how the lgb community feels. >> good morning, first up, we have a check on the forecast with our meteorologist. >> good morning, to you. we are looking at clouds around the bay and over all we starting out warmer and that will lady to a warmer afternoon. at the coast this morning, more sun than clouds and temperatures are chilly, mid-and-upper 40's headed to 7:00 and 57 by noontime, and we are sunny and 60 degrees this afternoon. around the bay we are waking up to clear conditions and theys in the 50's by noon in the upper 60's and mid-70's by the afternoon in oakland and castro valley is warmer and notice we are clear in the evening and that will change tomorrow. inland upper 50's and mid-70's by noon, and by noon if it is in the 70's you are on the way to a remain warmer afternoon and upper 80's inland, and a nice comfortable night but we are talking about a cooler weekend that the last with the details ahead. >> this is along the maze westbound 80 on the bay bridge westbound direction at treasure island

. >> we await landmark supreme court rulings on same-sex marriage a poll reveals how the lgb community >> good morning, first up, we have a check on the forecast with our meteorologist. >> good morning, to you. we are looking at clouds around the bay and over all we starting out warmer and that will lady to

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lgb t community but definitely african-americans, women as a place where they needed to reach out. north dakota republican-led legislature has banned abortion. that's going to get -- i mean, they've all but banned abortion. a woman's right to choose. >> that's going to get certainly overturned at some point, you know, by the supreme court. you've got nominees for governor and lieutenant governor in virginia who were so discriminatory against the lgb t community and have some of the most horrible things to say, the lieutenant governor there has come paired gay men and women to pedophiles. and, you know, it is extraordinary. then you look last week, the house of representatives, all but four republicans voted essentially to deport 800,000 dreamers. they said they took away their vote if law which would become law, it would have the effect of taking action to defer these prosecutions. by their parents or by some other family member. the their response is deport them. we are back to mitt romney simple deportation but in this case, available for deportation. the president has provided s

we cannot forget our lgb t brothers and sisters that are still discriminated against and we will not allow it. we will continue to fight until all of us are equal. >> we're going to break-away from washington, d.c., to take you back to san francisco city hall where city attorney dennis herrera is speaking. >> -- but recognizing that it is one more brick in the wall, and we will not rest until we have marriage equality throughout this country. and in closing i just want to say, you know, the marriage equality movement started in massachusetts and achieved full liftoff here in san francisco. but it has been a team effort and i want to thank the american foundation for equal rights and the plaintiffs, and i don't know, cleve jones is here. where's cleve? where is he? cleve! representing the american foundation of equal rights. chad griffin, ed bard 'boys. we all worked together and let's continue to battle. thanks so much for everything you did because we wouldn't have achieved a victory today without all of you. thank you very much. >> city attorney dennis herrera. more reaction from t

he had a big sports team over on friday he had the big celebration for the lgb. community because this is gay pride month. never said anything about syria. he let ben rhodes handle it. this was not something he wanted to do. >> dan: i would assume he will bring it up at the g8 today. >> bill: he has to talk about it. i think he has to talk to the american people about it and explain why we are doing this. chuck is calling from santa fe new mexico. good morning. >> sirius about syria. i think the president is making a the mistake with the this one. the reason i say it is because a lot of people are pushing it. we have had problems in that area before. and we've always had bad circumstances. although i am very humanitarian and, you know, bashar al-assad he is a despo. >> bill: he is for sure. chuck, it's good to hear from you. we it's fun hanging out with our friends pat ala foun. on friday. nobody is defending it bashar al is it fair to says assad. but is it in our role to be supplying small arms to the rebels there? can we make sure they go to the right parties a