we are also lucky enough to have supervisor mark farrell as well. maybe he is having a pastry or something. there is a lot of traffic between here and city hall. that is a bad joke, i know. we also have supervisor eric mar here with us this morning. all the supervisors are sitting together. we are also lucky enough to have the chief of protocol for the city of san francisco charlotte schultz. last but not least, we have tony sun, chair of the asian arts commission. that's good started this morning. i am going to get off the stage and and things off over to jay hsu. he is going to tell us a little bit more about what we're doing today. >> someone needs to hand me the remote. terrific. brand implementation is a journey. the asian art museum embarks on a new journey. to reinvent ourselves, to engage a broad audience. the broad audience is very much at the core of what we do here and who we are. why now, you ask? as the aging world influence grows, so is understanding its culture. more than half of the global population lives in the asia. to look at our

mark farrell, our supervisor, met with the marina association. he is very personable. i asked him about it and none of this information was given to the board of supervisors. nothing about going into the financial district. the board of supervisors were given a kool-aid and he told me they had no information. there were told it was a great thing. if you go down to the tenderloin, the food truck would be great there. you are afraid to eat in places. to bring it into the financial district is crazy. before you can open in the financial district, they would kill you on the 10th ada grimsson. -- they would kill you on the ada bathrooms. it is just insane. no brick-and-mortar estrada is going to say the food truck can use my bathroom. what bathrooms are they going to use? i would like to know. they are want to give the permit and dpw will not be able to enforce this. they need to or three agents or policemen on each of these trucks to really enforce this 100-page regulation. there is no way in the world they can do it. this is just crazy. the stakeholders are not informed.

mark farrell, our supervisor, met with the marina association. he is very personable. i asked him about it and none of this information was given to the board of supervisors. nothing about going into the financial district. the board of supervisors were given a kool-aid and he told me they had no information. there were told it was a great thing. if you go down to the tenderloin, the food truck would be great there. you are afraid to eat in places. to bring it into the financial district is crazy. before you can open in the financial district, they would kill you on the 10th ada grimsson. -- they would kill you on the ada

supervisor mark farrell called it a slap in the face to people looking for work. >>> the tech accusedo-kaine from the san francisco crime lab is due in court. deborah madden is expected to be arraigned this morning. she's accused of skimming cocaine from evidence locker rooms during a three-month period in 2009. the state tried to charge her with a crime but failed to gather enough evidence. she quit her job before supervisors began to suspect she was stealing drugs. >>> barry bonds urging a federal judge to take it easy on him. instead of prison, the home run king asking for probation. the 47-year-old giants legend will be sentenced next week for his conviction earlier this year on one count of obstructing justice. in court papers filed just yesterday bonds arguing he should not go to prison because he has no criminal past. bonds' conviction stems from his grand jury testimony in the balco steroid case. >>> police are looking for a to being ton man who may have lived in an apartment with a corpse for months. police think the woman died four months ago. they're investigating her death

farrell. commissioner kim. commissioner mark. commissioner mirkarimi. commissioner winner. it is passed. supervisor mirkarimi: please read item number three and four. >> item number 3, chairs report. item number four, executive director's report. these are information items. supervisor mirkarimi: we have had interesting is in the transportation field this month. on november 1, the california high speed rail authority released its business plan. the main piece of news is that there's more than a doubling of the total price tag of the system, which is averaging $100 billion. i think everyone expected that the price tag would be revised. but the magnitude of the increase has been at definitely noticed. the schedule was also significantly revised videos and disappointed to see that we're now looking at a much longer time line in implementation of the downtown extension, which would not get to happen until after 2030. i do not think san francisco can stand for that kind of strategy when we're the only city in california that is actually building a high-speed rail terminal. i am referring to t

farrell. the court today is miss wong. we like to thank jennifer lowe and mark bunch. >> of the items on the agenda recommended go the full board unless otherwise indicated. item #1, ordnance amending the as minister of code to establish the commission for power, purpose, and duty to establish membership criteria. supervisor kim: the author of the legislation is here today. supervisor wiener: today, will be considering legislation to help san and cisco react to and plan for the future of criminal justice in this state, specifically around realignment. a lot of folks will see a reduction in state prison populations. that will be accomplished partly by shifting prisoners to county jail. in the future, there will be sentences that in the past would have sent prisoners to state prison who instead will go to county jail. this will alleviate the state prison overcrowding. it also has the potential benefit, particularly in a place like san francisco, where we really have a focus on rehabilitation and trying to cut recidivism, we have a possibility of having a more effe

farrell belvedere, 23. he, uh, took a little too much lsd and flipped out in a winn dixie, tore up a cheese counter. show marktty larceny. attempted suicide, committed for a year, but now he's living back with his parents. and the last one is oley maynor. 25. he was institutionalized for severe manic-depression. he has violent mood swings. when he was 18, he got arrested for, um, biting the heads off chickens. like a circus geek? well, sure, i knew oley maynor. he was the best defensive lineman harringtonville high's ever had. but he was institutionalized years ago. he was released a few weeks ago. i saw him just the other day. you saw him where? he was with his brother. and, in fact, i think it looked like they didn't want to be seen. because he took oley out of the car and went straight into his house. when was this, mrs. mays? 3 days ago. jess? what's goin' on, don? uh, do me a favor, jess, uh, put that cleaver down, will you? fbi. we're looking for your brother oley. what for? where is he, jess? you know damn well. where he's been for the past 8 years. we talked to the hospital. we know he's been released