mars used to be like earth we believe. mars now has a very thin atmosphere. mars is now barren and desolate. we think the solar winds have scraped off mars' atmosphere. so we want to understand that because we don't want this planet, to one day be the way that mars is today. so, you've gotta send humans at some point because as i mentioned earlier, robots are great. we've had robots on mars for decades. we have had m, robots on the moon. we will have a vehicle that's looking at orbiting in the vicinity of every single planet and dwarf planet, in the solar system. >> you know, recently a call went out for people who were willing to make a one-way trip to mars. would they accept the training? would they go on the mission understanding that they would never come back. and there was no shortage of people who wanted to try it. y, i bet you can relate to that? >> i can relate to that. however, i promised people when i go out and say i want young people, and i, and i will use the term young meaning age because i, i probably won't get to go to mars. we're not doing t

one night around closing time, mars picked up andrea after work. she said she'd promised to give a bar patron a private dance at his house. >> it wasn't entirely out of the ordinary, but it wasn't exactly something that happened all the time, but yeah. and money was pretty tight, so i was -- and she didn't ask me, you know? she just said, this is what's happening. and i said, okay. and, how do we get there? >> davis said he dropped andrea off and then went to get his truck washed. >> mars tells her, i'll be back in one hour. so he leaves. he actually goes and cleans the bronco while he's waiting for her to do this private dance. >> when he picked her up, he couldn't help but notice she was literally covered in blood. >> you going to tell me what the hell happened? she told me, like, she got hit in the nose or something. and i was like, no, that did not come out your nose. you know? because it was in her hair. it was everywhere. you know? when she took her clothes off, it was in her underwear, in her socks, you know? and i just kind of went numb aft

why die on mars? when you can live in south dakota? >> reporter: it's a tongue in cheek play at the private mars one project proposed trip to the red planet with no chance of return. 200,000 have already signed up. jimmy fallon found the state's strategy funny. >> you know you're struggling when your slogan says, "south dakota slightly better than dead." >> reporter: mars mania is mixed in the southwest pavilions. >> i'm looking forward to seeing if there's any aliens. >> what do you think they'd look like? >> green with only one eye or three eyes. >> does anything about mars intrigue you? >> no. >> what do you think the food's like on mars? >> kind of like slimy. >> reporter: who needs to go to mars when you can go cosmic bowling right here in south dakota? and hold the red planet in the palm of your hands. ooh! >> why would you move to mars and not south dakota? >> you're not expecting any little green men? >> no. although some of our employers would take just about anything at this point. >> reporter: south dakota's motto is great f

since read mars when i was like 14.ll be the first ones there and it's mostly going to be like growing our own crops maintaining equipment. >> if cassandra and sarah make final cut they go through intensive physical, psychological and technical training and there is no guarantee that any of it will prepare them or ensure their sure vivrl. >> i'm getting really excited about. it and also really scared. >> if you are interested in becoming a mars 1 participant the foundation plans to open up another round of applications in the coming years. it cost applicants between $30 and $40 to apply. i'm ernest campbell, i'm earn erin o'hearn "channel 6 action news." >> allergy sufferors should get ready for a pollen blitz. one of the worst seasons in recent memory for birch and oak because lingering winter delayed beginning of blooming by at least a month. and even people with mild allergies could be really feeling it in the first few weeks of may. i think it has already begun. >> we're all losing our voice kind of unfortunately po

not just mar but the people below here. i know the planning commission would like to say that well, you know we'll let dbi take care of it. no, the law says you is to look at it and the law says you have clear and convincing evidence, that there is a serious serious serious problem. if you want to ignore that and [inaudible] to privilege and wealth. there is also [inaudible] i'm here to tell you that this is a dangerous situation. read the letters from mr. wallace and clark and [inaudible] they make it very clear t is a serious serious problem. all we want is to have the folks here deal in good faith, provide consultantss. i was wait frg a consultant to come 2 munts agoy and never showed up. a lot of misinformation here folks. a lot of misinformation and it makes me upset and i hope the city, the city gimpt does what is supposed to do under sequa and doesn't defer responsibility to protect not only mrs. mar, but all the people below. that is your duty. thank you >> thank you very much. okay, at this time colleagues this ite

. >> seconded by supervisor mar okay. >> mr. chair would you like to do you want the motion to amend the ordinance as amend it to reduce it by the $91,000 plus and we have a motion by commissioner tang and we'll take that without objection. madam clerk call item 3. >> for the record the ordinance is amended it is recommended as amended to the full board. >> item number 3 hearing open the proposed budget for the information commission for the fiscal year 2014-2015 and requesting the commission to report. >> to you now jason fried lafco. >> i have a power point presentation that i'm going to go through i might go a little bit quicker out of respect for time first off to go over the basic budget process we're american people independent state authorized commission and the local act establishes lafco our budget process is a 3 step process that is used we have to have a proposed budget presented and approved by our commission by may first that has occurred we have 92 we treatment that to the city and county of san francisco and mr. l

motioned by supervisor mar and second by supervisor kim. those meeting can be aproveed without objection after public comment. madam clerk can you read the consent ajebda jrfxz since there flow items i'll read item one which is a ordinance to settle the lawsuit filed by kimberley [inaudible] 1 twiv thousand in california superior court >> can you please call the roll >> supervisor christensen, aye. cohone t aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. tank, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. compose, aye. there are 11 eye aye's the ordinance passed >> ordinance to planning and police code to roir exterior noise for residential structure and analysis and field testing to hold a hearing on a use near a place of entertainment [inaudible] musher noise condition squz recommend [inaudible] to require disclosure to lesee squz purchasers of nysand convenients with the nys. and require sth planning department and commission to consider nysissues when reviewing proposal project jz specify factors concerning nysfl interin ament commission

item 7 >> so yeah, so we would like to do is entertain that and supervisor mar a motion to send item 6 forward to the board and a final item number seven. >> so moved to move item six with a positive recommendation and to file item 7. >> okay. >> we have a motion by supervisor mar and we can take that without objection. >> thank you very much. >> just to recap, on item 6, the committee is recommending that to the board of supervisors and item 7, the item will be filed and this, and the motions are passed without objection, and with the supervisor tang being absent. >> correct. >> okay, mr. clerk could you call eight? >> resolution authorizing the may or's office of housing and community development to accept and expend the cal home program grant from the california department of housing and community development to expend the program income from the associated loan repayments to assist low income first time home buyers and low income home owners in the total amount of $925,000 for the period following the approval through september of 24, 2017. >> we have the mayor's office to speak.

>> commissioner mar? >> yeah. and thank you, deputy director, fong and i wanted to ask, where is the state street bank located? >> well actually located in boston and we have recently created our, or recently started to work with the city and county of san francisco over the last two years and this is an item that have briefed the controller's office and they have obtained the references from the various city staff who are using the bank. >> and i find that is fascinating besides wells fargo who it seems like we used before, three of the banks that put or did sent in and they seem like japanese banks. >> yes. >> yes, they are. >> and is that a trend where we are seeing more foreign banks or foreign capitol bidding on different? >> yes, three years ago, we had six various banks and half of the banks were from japanese, and we are looking to get into the american market. >> if you want additional information. >> no. >> do i have the council and financial advisors ready and willing to answer the questions. >> the oth

>> kim absent. >> commissioner mar. >> mar aye. >> commissioner yee? >> aye. >> the item passes. >> mr. clerk please call item no. 3. >> item no. 3, vision zero progress report. this is an information item. ? >> good evening, commissioners. i am megan with the san francisco department of health and tom maguire of sfmta to give you a brief overview of the progress report included in your paetecs. it includes a number of update and we have some highlights that we wanted to include in addition, to the progress report. we include the op -ed in the san francisco chronicle authored by mr. reiskin we had a site visit from the national highway traffic safety administration. direct craft of the california office of traffic safety and representatives from the california state transportation agency and a number of other federal, state, as well as our local officials and task force participated in this day-longest. and we were really excited at this opportunity for vision zero to be of interest with respect to how it could be -- what lessons-learned could be trans

mar here clinch here, lee? here mccray present. melgar here. walker here. >> we have a quorum next item is president's announcements. >> good morning web to the may 20th. 2015 bic, meeting, forgive me if i mispronounce any names, as follows, tom hui briefed san francisco committee may first, and gave them an overview of the dbi, current responsibility in building load. we also talked about the retro fit program, noise, policy for adding dwelling units shg where they can be added with the existing building. chief inspector ron tom, joined them on a workshop may 11th. that attracted over 40 participants, on the focus on preparing your home and property for the next earthquake, this is the second held of the four that dbi is hosting, during the safety month. the first workshop was held may 6th chief commissioner vas kwez-to-for fife safety tips and the library. dbi staff participated in over site committee, and follow up of the city response to june 2014 civil grand jury, report on rising sea levels the board reject the modifying building and plan

supervisor mar >> i want to thank everyone for coming to speak. it is beginning of everyone coming toorkt to think about how we build in strategies for cultural equity within the arts for the city. seattles office of art and culture is already doing it. there are many places to look from your community trust mpt i think we should be looking at key documents and what fred blackwell and tar eroamo from the san francisco foundation i'm pleased they are vaurfbed so we can look at a broader analysis and best practices. i'm interersed in long term structural changes as recommended by the arts task force a few years ago and as president breed menshzed thmpt short term budget issue is ponchtd, but the longer term building of cultural equity and social justice [inaudible] into what we do as a sitoo arts is at the center oof everything that is about our city as well. president breed >> thank you aenchd everyone for coming out. this is a informative hearic and on the same page with supervisor mar. we can continue to advocate and come to the board aerfb singl

seconded by supervisor mar. those amendments pass. on the under lying item can we take that without objection? without objection, item 10 pass as a first reading as amended. unanimously. madam clerk please call the next item. >> item 13 is an ordinance to establish the membership of our children our family council. >> can we take that item? without objection, this ordinance finally passes unanimously. next item please. >> item 14 is a resolution to manage preschool of all the program to approximately $47.4 million. >> same call. without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. >> item 15 is a resolution to authorize the issuance and delivery of a multifamily revenue note. for the purpose of providing financing for the acquisition and construction of 200 unit multifamily rental housing project. >> same house same call. this resolution is adopt unanimously. >> item resolution to authorize the district attorney to accept enkind gift of technical assistance. valued at the $20,000 from vertiba inc. >> this resolution is adopted u

for information about where to meet up with people go to www.sf bike.org. >> thank you supervisor mar. supervisor wiener >> thank you madam clerk. after the discussion today of so many chris critical issues of housing and homelessness i have a happier resolution proposed interdouching a resolution to the [inaudible] san francisco to be the official cheer leading team of san francisco and commend thg organization on the occasion of the 35th an versery. founding in 1980 cheer sf is the first lgbt cheer team. it performed at 3 presidential ainauguration, all [inaudible] and countless other locum and national events including san francisco pride, chine ease new year parade, [inaudible] saint patricks day, union street praid and supervisor and farrell get to hang out with them, veterans day, singo demayo and [inaudible] word championship parade. they appeared on americas got tal squnt perfirmed [inaudible] comprised of individuals who volunteer their time to represent the city and county oof san francisco and lgbt community through team work, [inaudible] and dedication. in addition the las

>> embarcaciones que se voltean y gente cae al mar y no sube de nuevo.momento. los inmigrantes en este caso cubanos comienzan a abordar. les servirÁ de hogar hasta que estren en tierra firme. >> uno a uno fueron escoltados por los guardacostas. >> de eso y de cÓmo pasan las horas les hablarÉ maÑana. en asignaciÓn especial en el estrecho de la florida, lourdes del rÍo, univisiÓn. >> en tiempos de sequÍa, llenar un vaso con creatividad y tecnologÍa podrÍa alcanzar para tom brady, el mariscal de campo del equipo de futbol americano los patriotas de nueva inglaterra, fue suspendido por los primeros 4 juegos de la temporada de este aqo.la liga nacional de futbol castigo ademas al equipo con una multa de 1 millon de dolares por el uso de balones desinflados en un juego de campeonato, lo que ocasiono un gran escandalo.dos empleados que concibieron el plan de los balones, tambien fueron suspendidos. ?se puede lavar un automovil con tan solo un vaso de agua? la respuesta es si.luis megid fue hasta el lugar donde lo hacen en california. >> una oportunidad para cap

i want to thank supervisor mar for his leadership oin this issue. as someone who was previously involved in the arts commune tee as a former director of a arts organization, i wurged closely with a number of organizations all over the city and in encountered a number of challenges as it relates to fundy. clearly we are fortunate in san francisco where we spend over 80 million dollars of our cities budget on supporting the arts in some capacity, but we still need to address the issues of equity. that is why we are here today and that is what this report outline. whether you agree with the ort or not or the information is analysted it is a accurate report done by other individuals including the ones jeff jones produced. this is a conversation going on for many year jz do thing we need to go deeper into the discussion around traens paerns and accountability. when we look at for example cultural equity funding and how the decision made, there is a committee and process, but there is also a public process through the arts commission. the same doesn't exi

yup, yup. >> rose: what is on mars? >> rover is on mars. i'm happy to report. working-- the curiosity rover is the size of an suv. >> rose: is it still projecting. >> yeah, yeah. >> rose: so what's up there? >> well mars is-- . >> rose: water. >> war, the martial surface has rampant evidence of there once having been running water. >> rose: so that says something. >> yes, yes. and so what i mean by evidence, i mean really awesome evidence like the river beds that meet dried meandering river beds. the thing if you fly over the midwest and you look at the things that floodwaters have done and long time rivers have done cut into the landscape the grand canyon kind of things you see all of these telltale features on mars. >> rose: when do we see them. >> any time we take a photograph of its surface. >> rose: we could have known that without going there. >> no the resolution is very hard to pick up. you want to get close. and then you can see ridges and valleys and mountains. >> rose: that tells you water was there. >> yes, or a liquid. we're pretty sure it was wate

according to his plan, chris ended mars 1 the pioneers with fly a one-way trip to mars and begin building a permanent setsetlement. they ever an that every two years a new set of four astronauts would join them. but in order to escape our solar system we will first need to develop advanced vehicles for exploration, 'on that note, back in 1994, the jet propulsion laboratory hosted a workshop that mulled over the prospect of faster thanlight space travel. among the approaches considered were using cosmic worm holes and manipulating the fabric of space and time. theoretically one could use large amounts of energy to stretch space and time inch planning for this future a kind 'tis advanced the concept of using a warp drive to get around the speed oflight barrier. using the drive spacecraft could ride on an expanded fabric of space time, not unlike a surfer riding a wave. another way to avoid the problem of the speed of light would be to use a worm hole as a shortcut across space and time. a functioning worm hole could serve as bridge between two differing regions of the universe. another phys

and foremost thank you to the supervisors that were engaged at the hamburger last week and supervisor mar that carried the torch for a number of years and supervisor farrell made a appropriate priority to schedule the meeting and supervisor wiener and others we have been turning a corner we're actually having a group of artist and talk about cultural equality not only the lip service but to see change happen owe not just talk about it i want to see say, i side on the committee for alba we try to figure out the sloukdz and making investment in the art to see how we can make the difference and it acknowledges and comes up with solution we should invest in the arts it's a model program but and if those issues of inequality are addressed we should fund them more there's a lot of art commission and they've been doing a fanatic job in funding the city and ab boo makes significant contributions for the arts commissions that as a result culture economic program so i want to thank you, again so much for letting this conversation happen. >> that's correct very much>> thank you. next speaker, please

and supervisor mar could i we have a motion >> i move to positive approval of this. >> okay. >> and we have a motion by mar and we can take that without objection. >> the motion is to pass without objection and note that supervisor tang is absent for this vote. >> okay. >> so, smr clerk, do we have any other business? >> that completes the agenda for the 10 a.m. and the 10:05 a. thank you, we are adjourned.. >> good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the board of supervisors life in prison meeting for wednesday, may 20 2015 my name is mark farrell i'll be chairing this committee joined by is supervisor yee supervisor kim and and their and joined momentarily by supervisor tang sfgovtv for 0 covering this mr. clerk any announcements documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the item one arrest a bucket you update for budget year 2015-2016 this was continued and the puc staff had to leave i'm going to continue this item to the call of the chair the puc will be back in a couple of weeks ago we'll do it in one swoop mr. kelly will be there

mere >> good afternoon chair mar supervisor compose cimp and crist crnson. give a overview of the office litigation of the city college case and answer questions you may have. i also want to say thank you to the students, faculty, administrators of city college who kood by our office throughout the litigation. they came to every hearing and made their prerns known to the trial judge and was supportive and very grateful. we are grateful to the boferd trustees who came and had a presence at the trial. it was a silent but powerful statement to the court that this city cared about city college and that what happened was unfair and something should be done about it. going back we initially filed the case against the accrediting commission for community and junior college in august of 2013. the [inaudible] as i'm sure you know is the soul accredter for community college in california. when we filed the case the accjc voted to terminate city colleges accredidation. we sued them as the people as the state of california under state law called unfair competition law w

supervisor mar, did you want to say any final comments? with that thank you all very much. we appreciate all the work that you do tomeric our community better. amazing stories amazing work and we are just really honored as member thofz board to be able to take a moment in time and honor that great work ton behalf of the city and county of san francisco. thank you so much. now madam clerk at this time we'll rern to public comment. those members of the public who have not yet provided public comment, please come forwards. you have up to 2 minutes >> please come forward. >> my name is lary ed-mind and i would like to talk aboutilately we had a black gay man stabbed to death in district 6 and i have been told that black gay-if you are black or gay that your life doesn't count as black lives matter and we need to know why this man was murdered in the tl. he was stab today det because i have something to read to you here. it is called is gay the new black. bennett and mar leana interviewed gay african american activist blauger [inaudible] an attorney [inaudible] about the [inaudi

>> aye. >> kim. >> absent. >> mar? >> aye. >> tang. >> aye. >> weiner. >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you. and item three. >> oh, commissioner breed? >> yes, i know that supervisor avalos is out of the country and i wanted to make a motion to ex-excuse him from today's meeting. >> thank you for alerting me to that. >> there is a motion to excuse commissioner avalos and it has been seconded by commissioner campos, and can we take that without objection? without objection, commissioner avalos is excused. >> okay, item 3, chair's report. >> information item. >> great, colleagues i have a few things to report, first a few weeks ago i attended a rally, as part of a national series of rallies called stand up for transportation. where the transportation leaders in cities, across the united states, we gathered transit agencies and transit advocates to really publicly make clear how important it is for congress to fix the funding situation, for transportation, to reauthorize the federal highway trust funds

coin in terms of displacement issues as mentioned by the previous presenter and first we have bell mar meat market and bell mar is the one staring displacement in the face and was established in the eighties by mr. vas can vas mr. vasquez when you order a burrito for example this charming old lady comes up to you and mashes av ocado's for you in your face and it's unfortunate however that both customers and neighborhood businesses have expressed their concern of the long-term viability of belle mar in that area of the mission with customers especially saying like they should really find a way to help them stay in that corridor. their situation is in stark contrast to the situation at castro with cliff's. cliff's has been around the same premises since the early sixties and customers believe cliff's is an institution in the castro and if it closes in the next few years the castro as a neighborhood will lose a lot of its identity and it specializes in selling items catered to the citizens live near the castro area and it's also known for it's party like items like party costumes and the

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