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let's see, supervisor malia cohen has a heat that's vacant. >> the president of the board has a seat to a point. >> yes. yes. >> district 5 and then we actually appeal to the rules committee, we have not had a supervisor on our board for since fiona mile left. we keep trying but we aren't inspiring someone to commit from the supervisors. we would love to have one of you. >> great. >> great. >> thank you. >> any other members of the public wish to comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. so my original remarks stand. i think that it's not an easy situation. >> i just want to comment that i agree that it sounds like ms. parks would be a great reappointment and thank you for your service so far. the other two, of course, again, we're in a situation where we have two qualified people with stories that i'm sure would help their work on the board. i personally know marcus very well. i've worked with him and known him for years. i know he and his wife and i know he is an incredible person and someone who would do great work on the board. i do have to say that. i know him very well an

the president's board of supervisors malia cohen's nomination. >> right.send wit a positive recommendation. i think we can do that without objection. congratulations, ms. tanner. >> thank you very much. >> we'll see you at the board. [applause] go from there. [laughter] just want to remind everyone if you want to show support, please do this. no clapping in the chamber. thank you. please call the next item. >> next on the agenda is item number two, a ordinance submitting the governmental conduct code to update the conflict of interest code, form 700 filing requirements for the city and county of san francisco unified school district by adding deleting and changing titles of designated officials and employees to reflect organizational and staffing changes. >> unless there is any initial comments from supervisor yee, i'd like the invite our deputy city attorney to talk about this item. >> thank you. under state law, every city official and city employee who's involved in making decisions that could impact companies, businesses, property, sources of income, m

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my name is malia cohen. to my right is supervisor sandra fewer, and to my left is supervisor cakathrin stefani. mr. clerk are there any announcements? >>clerk: yes. items acted upon today will appear on the november 13 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise noted. >> president cohen: all right. thank you very much. want to thank jessie larson and matthew ignaio for their assistance today, and again, our clerk today is mr. victor young. mr. young, could you call items number two and three together? >> item 2 is 200 million of special tax bond series 2013 a and b for financing related to the transbay transit center project in 201819. item number three is a resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of one or more series of special tax bond for the city and county of san francisco community facilities district 2014-1 in an aggregate amount not to exceed $2 million. >> president cohen: thank you. colleagues, we will continue these items to the call of the chair. mr. deputy city attorney, do we need to ta

the situation is so that is going to deteriorate it will be having a black hole in the another so malia and eager even if it only has an outhouse right now this is it dated from what had happened but of course south sudan could also be another problem today region in general and it's you know in particular to uganda and sudan ugandans without right now receiving more a few years. for themselves with them than any other country and this is a reason why the two countries really decided to work together and to see to it south sudan establishes and that peace prevails in south sudan because in south sudan we have a new country that's only existed for seventy years and we've had much of that time with conflict a new report from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine didn't analysis they believe the death toll is much greater than people thought before maybe as many as four hundred thousand tell me how this new deal is going to work my understanding is the same two men at the sent. ribbit president salva kiir and shar is going to be the vice president have who have we not tried th

malia charge from when i was 18-years-old and i've taken accountability for that. the real issue is having done all these things as i have done he still can't be transparent about the e-mails and most of us wonder what is so bad he wouldn't just let them out and stop the county from having to defend this mess. >> he didn't take accountability, he only when they caught him he paid his federal crimes finds. when they were interviewing they said is there anything else and he said no. later we found out there was a drug issue so that's why they brought it up at the debate. here are playkerry plays a big . i served 22 years for the city of duluth and after 22 years the tribune looked into my personnel file and found on. couldn't find one complaint from a citizen or coworker -- total viewers pete was sympathetic and caring in people's darkest hours as a police officer. the >> i regret that i had parking tickets and pay them later but that's a fact of life for people who park where parking is tough. the marijuana paraphernalia ticket i got when i was 18-years-old was dism

we had many community gardens and board president malia cohen was at the opening of our gardeners market a few weekends ago. another very important program that we have is our e.p.a. funded workforce development program where we train young people in the community primarily public housing and we give them five certifications or six certifications an they go not union, hazmat, osha 10 and every year we have received this grant three times in a row and the last two times we came in number one in the nation, our pro-poefl w-- proposal was rate and we placed 20 folks all in union jobs where they're making an average of like $26 an hour and we're partnering with rec and park to do this work. what i have here with the program is an example of some place where it's working. and through that we want to create jobs for our people and we hope you will continue to reinvest in the community and allow us to create a better environment for our youth and families. thank you very much. >> president cohen: thank you for your comment. >> madame president, i'm senior pastor in the church here and part of a

people in particular here for a moment because -- because, you know, i've got two young people, name malia. they're the loves of my life, but you know, i have to tell them sometimes that your generation is the one that is going to determine the direction of america for the next 50, 67 years and right now too many young people don't vote. you know, in the last midterm, about one out of every four young people voted who were eligible. that means three out of four who were eligible to vote didn't bother to turn out. now, that makes no sense. michelle and i we talk about it, we joke. look for the young people out here, look, you wouldn't let your grandmother decide what you should wear. . [cheers] you would not allow your parents to decide what's on your play list. so if you are very protective about those choices, why wouldn't you be protective about your power to choose whether or not we do something about climate change, which will have an impact on you. why wouldn't you choose to elect representatives who reflect your values and are going to do something about criminal justice reform, if t

i'm malia cohen, the chair. our clerk is miss linda wong. are there any announcements? >> yes.ase silence all cell phones and electronic devices. items acted upon today will appear on the october 16 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> president cohen: thank you very much. could you please call item number one. >>clerk: yez. item one, item authorizing the public utilities commission -- each w

supervisor malia cohen is excused from today's meeting. can we have a motion? owe will do that without

supervisor malia cohen is excused from today's meeting. can we have a motion? owe will do that without objection. today's clerk is linda wong. madam clerk, do you have any person(s) responsible for the ringing of or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic device. items acted on today will appear on the october 16 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. madam clerk can you please call item number one. >> item number one, resolution authorizing the department of homelessness and supportive housing to apply for a grant from the california department of housing and community development. >> good morning, vice chair fewer, supervisors. i'm emily cohen with the department of homelessness and supportive housing. as the resolution title implies, this authorizes our department to apply for the california emergency solution and housing program, which is a new state program to provide services to people at risk of or experiencing homelessness. this -- there's a total of $5.3 million bei

malia and sasha, they are the loves of my life. i have to tell them sometimes that your generation is the one that will determine the direction of america for the next 50, 60, 70 years. right now, too many young people do not vote. in the last midterm, one out of every four young people voted. who were eligible. three out of four eligible did not bother to turn out. that makes no sense. michelle and i joke about it, for the young people, you would not let your grandmother decide what you should wear. [laughter] [cheers and applause] mr. obama: you would not allow your parents to decide what is on your playlist. if you are very protective about those choices, why wouldn't you be protective about your power to choose whether or not we do something about climate change, which will have an impact on you? why wouldn't you choose to elect representatives who reflect our values and will do something about criminal justice reform, if that is something you care about? [cheers and applause] mr. obama: you cannot just give your power away. yo

be acknowledging our city assess or-recorder, carmen chiu, the press of the board of supervisors, malia cohen, and our very own mayor of san francisco, london breed. so thank you all for being here and joining us this morning. and we couldn't do so much of the work that we do without the leadership at the helm, so i want to it is thank our superintendent of schools, dr. vince matthews, who's always been supportive, particularly for this transition and new name change for the edwin and anita lee newcomers school. i just want to start with a few opening remarks because this -- this particular ceremony was pushed up because i'm going to be leaving for new york on october the 5 to start a new position in the new york department of education as their new deputy chancellor for community empowerment partnerships and communications. and it's such a delight to be able to leave san francisco and honor someone who was such a dear friend, a mentor, and my boss for so many years. and behind every strong leader is a partner that believes not only in their partner but in the work that ed did for us fo

i'm malia cohen, the chair. our clerk is miss linda wong. are there any announcements? >> yes.please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. items acted upon today will appear on the october 16 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> president cohen: thank you

i went to public school myself, and san francisco produces some of the best kids, who -- including malia cohen, who's behind me, our superintendent and others -- yes. oh, i didn't see you all over here. but the fact is look at what happens when we invest in children on the front end. the opportunity that they can grow and blossom creates what we see here today, and so i'm just honored to push forward what i know mayor lee would have wanted us to do: continue to support our kids, continue to make these investments, continue to provide these scholarships and bridge the gap between our communities. we do have so much work to do, and to name this school in the honor of mayor lee and anita lee is truly deserving for the work that you've done to develop the next generation of young people here in the city and county of san francisco. and i want to thank you and mrs. lee, and thank you so much all for being here today. thank you. [applause] >> as ed would say, good morning. they got the lesson. to mrs. lee and the lee family, all of us here collectively hug you and your family for giving ed lee

good afternoon, president supervisor malia cohen, president katey tang, and supervisor jane kim. i apologize for my voice, i am under the weather. i am in charge of the site mitigation restoration program and responsible for overseeing remediation and contaminated sites in the state of california, and with me today is miss janet nito, my program chief from our berkeley office here. thank you for the opportunity to provide some comments. our mission is to protect the public health and environment in california, and i would like to assure you that we take this responsibility very seriously. i also want to assure you that hunters point is one of the top priorities at dtsc, and we have devoted significant resources to the cleanup of hunters point site. dtsc understands the concern that the community and supervisors have of the results of the radiological testing performed by tetratech of the site. let me assure you, dtsc has the same concerns, and we have provided specific meetings with the navy and have been engaged in several discussions with regulatory agencies and the navy to pro

supervisor malia cohen is excused from today's meeting. can

. >> good morning, chairman peskin, honorable supervisor malia cohen, board supervisors and commissioners. in time past when i have come into these chambers, being from bayview hunters point, i have come with not such pleasant news because i was talking about the environmental issues over at the shipyard. however, this morning, i am very happy and kind of excited, matter of fact, if i didn't have rheumatism and arthritis i would probably do a little bit of dancing in here. our church was one of the sites that has been designated to get the electric vehicle charging. so for us that represents something of an anomaly because there is a heavy concentration of these chargers in the downtown area along the way. we are in district 10 in the south bay sector. which, i think we are about a mile standing alone in this radius. our church and there will be other houses of faith, but our church in particular will be open to the community. it's going to be, of course, it will be on private property but [bell] our gates will be open and people who have electric vehicles can come on site and charge. we

officer shaw was able to track the movements of the john lee cowl a suspect in the reason keent of malia wilson at the b.a.r.t. station. any do use that footage in stewart era security purposes. in total monitoring 4,000 cameras across 48 stations in 4 counties around the bay area. that's of an unending a 24-surveillance foot am. soon to be feist counties as b.a.r.t. moves moves no the scene carr county. but some folks are asking and are concerned about privacy. but when you hear the story how the surveillance footage helped solve a crime or at least get the suspect it's important to know on both sides of the issue. et cetera it's a great look inside the surveillance area and a treat because not all of us get to get back there check it outs nbc bay area donning. >> we will check it out. >>> new this morning, a popular night spot in san francisco's mission district will soon close doors for the last time. >> if you ever found yourself carousing in the mission. you may have ended up at the elbow room. last call is january 1st because the lease hasn't been renewed. elbow room has been aroun

i'm malia cohen, the chair. our clerk is miss linda wong. are there any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. items acted upon today will appear on the october 16 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> president cohen: thank you very much. could you please call item number one. >>clerk: yez. item one, item authorizing the public utilities commission -- each with an agreement amount not to exceed 14 million and each with a term not to exceed ten years from january 1, 2019 to december 31, 2019. >> good morning. i have a very short presentation. can i have the slides, please. >> president cohen: good morning. >> thank you. just as a kwiquick reminder, th contracts are to supplement or staff to conduct work primarily on the watershed lands outside of the san francisco. we're the second biggest land holder in alameda county, second largest in santa clara. there's a lot of property. we have very specific requirements in some cases to monitor and maintain these areas, especially our mitigation sites for your capital improvement

. >> good morning, chairman peskin, honorable supervisor malia cohen, board supervisors and commissioners. in time past when i have come into these chambers, being from bayview hunters point, i have come with not such pleasant news because i was talking about the environmental issues over at the shipyard. however, this morning, i am very happy and kind of excited, matter of fact, if i didn't have rheumatism and arthritis i would probably do a little bit of dancing in here.

amy: the assistant vice president of two medications at harvard university malia jackson declined ourer to be on the show. but she did send democracy now! a statement that read in part -- "as a global research university, harvard has a broad and robust scholarly engagement in the middle east, including in the kingdom of saudi arabia, and has benefited immensely from the intellectual contributions of saudi-based individuals over the years. we are following recent events with concern and are assessing potential implications for existing programs." now i want to turn to university of new haven in connecticut. stanley heller come you're a member of the coalition to end the u.s.-saudi alliance. talk about what happened at unh and at yale. >> good morning, a amy. we have been alarmed for about a year and a half that the university of new haven has a program, kind of secretive. we don't know exactly what it is. collegeits henry c lee that specializes in forensic and police work helping a college where all of the police in saudi arabia go for training. we wrote to them. we had a letter signed

let‘s go to carol malia in newcastle where gateshead council have warned about potentially dangerous,. and in less than a minute, absolutely terrifyingly, this is what could happen to the mask that there is a safety mark. it doesn‘t mean that it‘s absolutely inflammable. so you have to be careful. that is terrifying to me because my child had that in his hands in the supermarket recently. thankfully, we didn‘t buy that one, but you have to be very wary indeed of the labelling if it at this apply to children and not have them near any naked flames at all. common—sense stuff but trading standards watch the reissue the warning to parents this year just so that they know what to expect. every costume has the chance of being possibly flammable. that's the message we are trying to get across today. just because it has a safety rating doesn't mean that the costume is inflammable and the tests we have done today show that you need adult supervision and you need to make sure that your child is away from naked flames. it seems improbable that these are sold and they are flammable. they are sold

let's go to carol malia in newcastle, where look north have been looking at the financial difficultiesjohnston press. this johnston press. major concerns about thejohnston press. this is a company that owns 15 titles locally in our region but 200 across the uk. it has gone into trouble. forgive me, but there are very few ladies that take precedence but we are going to have to go and hear from theresa may in the commons. mr speaker, on the european council in addition to brexit, there were important discussions on security and migration. first at last monday's foreign ministers meeting, my right honourable friend the foreign secretary and his french counterpart secured agreement on a new sanctions regime on the use of chemical weapons. at this council, i argued along with the dutch prime minister that we should also accelerate work on further measures, including sanctions to respond to and to deter cyber attacks. the attempted hacking the organisation for prohibition of chemical weapons in the hague earlier this year was a stark example of a very real threat that we face. we must impose

another so malia indicator even if it only has an outhouse right now this is it dated from what had happened but of course south sudan could also be another problem today region in general and it's you know turkey and in particular to uganda and sudan uganda into their own right now receiving more a few years. for themselves with them than any other country and this is it in a way that will continue to really decide to work together and to see to it south sudan establishes and that peace prevails in south sudan because in south sudan we have a new country that's only existed for seventy years and we've had much of that time with conflict a new report from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine didn't analysis they believe the death toll is much greater than people thought before maybe as many as four hundred thousand tell me how this new deal is going to work my understanding is it's the same two man at the center of it president salva kiir and shar is going to be the vice president have to have we not tried this before and it failed aren't you putting your trust in the suit to s