they cut her mic during the speech. >> the school censored people.ensor students. >> reporter: she mentioned teacher strikes and adversity. her mic was cut before she went into a sexual assault that happened to her. that she reported to the school and it did nothing about. >> it wasn't an easy thing to do to go up there and say what i tried to say. >> reporter: the school wouldn't go on camera, but issued this statement saying "due to student privacy issues we could not and should not respond with specific information. we can say with issues of sexual assault coming to our attention, local law enforcement has initial jurisdiction. she said administrators told her beforehand certain topics were off limits but she decided to go there with her accused assailant sitting

. >> good evening cab lul a bell psychiatrics has gone viral after claiming the school closed the mic for fear of criticizing the school's handling of a sexual assault against her. she blames the principal david sister it. now there are 7,000 signatures on the kr 12 website asking for removal of him. let's begin with the woman who asked for the petition. >> victims and need to be believed. >> the fact that lilly sloane and lul a bell have never bet they say is not nearlily important as the principle about the principal at the high school. here is the moment someone took took the time to pull the plug on her speech. >> she never planned to name the student who they they she says all theed her when thet cut the mic going off script she left the podium and continued about the school needing to take sexual assault claims more seriously as the crowd urged her on. >> by telephone today the student told abc 7 she count have asked for a better outcome and would do it again. as to the 7,000 signatures and growing that demand her former principal's removal. >> i would say if he doesn't change h

please speak into the mic. >> every permit was retroactive.they would do the construction, the neighbors would say you are doing construction, than they would go get a permit for something completely different like replacing windows. >> so maybe, to the neighbors, when one of those permits is issued after construction, you can contest them due to construction. >> they did not contest any of those permits. >> that's your option. if we see this happen again appear we will not be as nice. i think everybody learns a lesson. >> commissioners, there is a motion that has been seconded. >> on the motion to approve this matter with conditions, as amended to eliminate the roof deck and spiral stair, commissioner johnson? commissioners? this is a move that it passes 5-0.

he took my mic from me. poor vern can't get it out of my hand for 5 minutes. >> a shock. by the way, i should mention nick young, mcgee, no shirt on. fully at that timed up. -- tatted up. >> he grabbed the mic and took off with it. that guy is fast. i couldn't catch him. >> it was crazy. i don't think nick young, let's say he was feeling himself. >> i said how are you feeling? he said oh, man, that is all he could say. that says it all on a day like this. it does, certainly does. it certainly does. >> check in with some of our folks here that have been watching. >> you guys saw swaggyp, what do you think? amazing. >> reporter: he came over to you. you touched him. >> i touched him. >> came over. >> reporter: getting a little touchy, feely out here. >> we have the owner of the team. >> reporter: let's go talk to him. hi, joe, how are you? what a day, huh? >> this is as fun as it gets. >> reporter: did you expect a few people to come out, does it surprise you at all. >> i thought there would be a few people out here based on past experience. >> reporter: you have been uncon

. >> in the mic sir. in the mic. >> that was the purpose supervisor yee back in 2013 and we are still where we are. that money has just been sitting there. you have allocated it to your prioriti priorities. if it was approved in 2013 that money would have added to your pot. >> a quick correction to that. it actually is non-general fund. it's related to the security bond self-insurance fund. these are funds that have been allocated from enterprise departments including the public utilities commission, dpw and then airports -- ports. sorry. those are the three departments. >> and the committee -- >> hold on. let him finish. >> those funds come to us in regular transfers in the amount of $30,000 per transfer from those departments for a total of $150,000 per year and that helps to fund the cost of the position but helps to build the self-insurance fund which we've been trying to increase the size of over the years that helps us provide additional protections to small firms so they can have assurances to redu

it was only a mic. and i wonder if they even knew that the mic was on because they were kind of a boy talk and he was lead on, like egg on from the host to say dirty and bad stuff. >> so, i think indisputably, that was the lowest moment of his campaign. beyond dispute, this is one of the lowest moments of his presidency. once again, melania bailing him out. >> when the trumpian move is deflecting, it's never their fault, they're never the ones accountable for the i alone can fix it at the rnc convention. he doesn't have any control over the policies he implements, it's their fault, it's president obama's fault. she took the trip today. i was heartened by it. she seemed genuine, caring, saying the right things. then i'm going to be honest, i don't know what to make of the jacket. >> what's with the jacket? >> it was very off message. the picture of her jacket from zara. i don't care in white lettering on the back of the green cargo jacket. she didn't wear it among the children, but she wore it boarding t

. >> [off mic] >> e, is the deck walkway? >> [off mic] >> i got it. i see. thank you. >> what height is the walkway? >> it's approximately five feet, i believe. >> five feet up? >> thank you. >> yeah, it's approximately five feet above grade. >> [off mic] >> it's five feet. >> are you guys seeing everything clearly? >> move it up or down, i guess. better. yeah. >> i guess we are done. are we done? >> sorry, yes? >> do you guys have any questions? >> any questions at this point? not at this point. we may bring you back. >> can the appellant come forward? >> good morning, ladies and gentlemen of the abatement appeals board. my name is eric jacobs. i'm here on behalf of the property owners. there's been a long history associated with this project spanning from 2014 when the property owners first filed an application to renovate their home. they under went a 14-month planning review process culminating in a discretionary review hearing. their planning commission hearing has been rescheduled by a series of carefully crafted complaints. the heart stems from an exi

ways myseen was to pass the mic or more specifically for me was to press play on audio recorder. i felt extremely lucky, privileged that i had the chance, resources, the time to travel to all of these places and sit down with syrians of so many different walks of life and i was just lucky enough to record those conversations, bring them back home and then put them together in a format that i hoped another reader will get sense of what it was like to sit down and have these conversations. it's a little bit like bringing the conversations to the page. >> and we crossed the bridge and it trembled, very distinct title and it has much meaning behind it. i'd love if you could tell us about how you chose the title and where it came from? >> yeah. so just like the book insists on being strictly a curuation of testimonials, all the words in it are from voices of syrians themselves after brief introduction of my voice that gives context. it was important to me that the title was similarly from one of those testimonies, words spoken directly by one syrian who i interviewed. so this comes fr

my name is april. >> supervisor cohen: pull the mic a littl closer, as well. >> hi. my name is april, and i am a parent leader, parent voices in san francisco. and we just want to thank you, the voters, for passing proposition c. even though it's passed, proposition c, it's not going to take effect until 2019. in the meantime, we have people, infants and

mic centre. to the community the community music centre has 13 seniors and they all depend on the teachers that are teaching us to sing properly. we learn how to sing and spanish, english and tag log. please help the seniors. without seniors, we cannot -- without teachers we cannot learn how to sing. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. [singing] >> supervisor cohen: bravo! thank you ladies. bravo. thank you. that was beautiful. next speaker, please. come on down. come up to the podium. >> hello. i have a full-time job. i also have a nice place in the markets. however,, that wasn't always. i am a product of being homeless for 15 years. also, i deal with mental health challenges since the age of 13. what i would like to see out of the budget, i would like to see more date labour programs come back. it helped me get through my homelessness and got -- gave me purpose. i would like to see more access to mental health services like drop-in centres where people can go and feel like they are not alone. also,

step up to the mic as soon as possible. >> hello, committee members. i'm here representing the electrical contractors association. our associations members have served san francisco and the residents since 1909, employing 3,900 electricians and administrators and support staff. the association's practices encourage living wages and coverage and benefits for over 3,000 families. we partner with ibw in journeymen and training. some of the things we ensure are that we meet the local and private requirements, support numerous neighborhood programs, volunteering with rebuilding together projects, offering scholarships and internships to local students. we fully support the p.l.a. and hope you do as well. thank you. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> seeing no other members of the public come up for this item. we'll close public comment on item no. 22. colleagues, i'm closing comments or questions. supervisor safai. >> thank you, madam chair. i appreciate everyone's comments today, those that kept it within the bounds of kind of focusing on advancing a po

so i said i was going to use the mic. any time i get the opportunity, i'm going to use the mic. thank you guys for allowing me to do what i just did. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. james. >> no further speaker cards. >> hearing no further request to speak on these items, i will now close public comment. so madam secretary, please call next item. >> the next item is item seven, report of the chair. madam chair? >> i just wanted to share that i went to the graduation of the small business training program of clark construction. i had some time to kind of get to meet the graduate. i thought it was very good. a couple of them had received contracts, and i think the idea of a program of encouraging and certifying and teaching the -- you know, the small businesses and getting them certified and getting -- teaching them the ins and outs of various programs, i want to commend the clark construction for starting that. that's my report. >> okay. the next order is business is item eight, report of the executive director, 8-a, 360 berry street, mission bay by windsor, marketing out

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. >> you can move the mic down. >>ist wrongfully towed, and i have the evidence to support it. i would like to say that i reached out to the officer, as well. this was my evidence just to reach out to him, so he did not reach out to me. i sent him an e-mail with all of my evidence. so i'll start with just how my vehicle got towed. i was towed from a burger king parking lot. i was there working on my laptop. i saw them when they were near my vehicle. unfortunately motorola had a ddos attack during the time that i was in there, so by the time that i got out, it was already hooked up. so where i ran into trouble is the fact that i called them multiple times for several hours and there was no communication back whatsoever. i ended up having to call the sfpd line so that i could get the address because at that time, there was no address on google maps or their website. actually, they didn't even have a website. so i go there the next day, early in the morning, and what ended up happening is i tried to get the property agreement because upon arrival, you are allowed to get the proper

. >> sorry, can you move your mic closer? >> i need to speak up? [laughter] >> i don't know. >> better? we are getting new mics soon enough. these are from the sixties. [laughter] so, i will speak up, thank you is what i meant to express. i do think that, you know, and you spoke to it in the powerpoint, that, you know, the opportunity to collectively owned this challenge and systemize that and the work that we do is the opportunity that this presents. when i look at what we have been able to do around data, in particular, i would love to see how we can truly actualize that potential. because when we talked about this previously, and we talked about this in our own internal work, we want to make sure none of our students are falling through the cracks and they're getting access to opportunities. whether it is through the city or the school district or the nonprofit partners. and we actually know who is connected to what and what they're doing, and when they're not doing well, we are responding adequately. what i want to know is what will it take for

we do not have a mic.ut the question and i will shout it back. >> [indiscernible] linda: oh, wow. you know the woman is not going to say anything for the longest time until she pulls the rug out from under me. that is an amazing question and i cannot answer it. ishink the masterpiece cake dispositive because it can now -- if it can now be that there is no such thing as a public accommodation anymore, you can have a religious belief that men and women are not equal, that people of different races are not equal, lgbtq are not equal, we do not have a viable interstate commerce so, that's my vote for the one we should be paying attention to. now, you need balcony, thank you for helping recruit another. >> it has to do with the 14th amendment. [indiscernible] why do you feel that there are some questions [indiscernible] to me, the amendment makes it so clear that there should be any question. linda: from your mouth to god's ears. that has not been the history of our country. we are 150th anniversary having, the

let's turn on his mic. thank you. >> is it on? >> supervisor cohen: yeah. >> madam chair and members of the committee. first of all, our recommended reductions to the proposed budget totals 269,578 in 18-19. all of those are one time saves. this would still allow an incres of 3.1 million or 4.8% of the recommended budget. they're all one time savings. these reductions would still allow an increase of 1,700,747. as i understand it, you've heard from the city attorney, he does concur with our recommended reductions except for the one attorney position on page 24 of our report. now supervisors -- and i say this sincerely, i have the highest respect for the city attorney, mr. herrera. i've known him for a long time, and i have the highest respect. but this item, supervisors, is a classic -- and i emphasize, classic case of how government grows. so on page 24 of our report, we are recommending that you deny one full-time equivalent new 8177 attorney position proposed for handling civil conservatorship proceedings. as you know, the boar

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[off mic] the other thing i would like to note is the treasure island news. there's a newsletter put together by a working group of residents and ithas a lot of information about what's happening on treasure island. it's absolutely great. it has a calendar. it also talks about the summer camp for treasure island children which will happen at the tenderloin community school and various other happenings on treasure island. so those are interesting things of note. are there any other questions? if not, next item, please. >> item 5, ongoing business by board of directors. >> are there any items the directors would like to note? hearing none, next item. >> item number 6, consent agenda, 6a approving minutes of the april 11th 2018 special meeting. 6b resolution approving and authorizing the execution of a professional services agreement betwetida and toolworks inc to provide janitorial services for a month to month term commencing july 1st 2018 and ending june 30th, 2019 in an a mamt not to exceed $255,000. item 6c resolution approving and authorizing the execution

. >> [inaudible] >> supervisor cohen: state that louder in the mic. >> i'm with the department of public health, children youth family, i'm assistant director -- [off mic] >> supervisor cohen: perfectly great. thank you. i don't have any specific questions at this time. i will go to public comment. i see none of my colleagues have questions. public comment is open. all right, seeing none, public comment is closed. let's, i'll accept the b.l.a.'s suggestion and approve and send with positive recommendation. >> i don't believe this recommendation requires an amendment to the legislation. >> supervisor cohen: is that right? okay, thank you for the cotion, mr. clerk. we will send to the full board with a positive recommendation and we can take that without objection. thank you. thank you, mr. updike. please call item 5. >> item 5, hearing to examine the true cost of mayor farrell's proposal and requesting mayor's office of civic innovation, department of technology and budget of legislative analyst's report. >> supervisor cohen: all right, thank you very much. good to see you. >> ladies and

can you just pass up the mic? thanks. >> and hi, the european union. and if you'll indulge me, i have two questions. the first is there are some significant difference miss the bills passed by banking and financial services last week. how do you see that playing out in conference, and, secondly, i'm curious as to the panelists' views on how you might expand cooperation on the allies with the fly by -- fly- byes in france. >> there are definitely differences between the house passed version that came out of committee and what is in the senate. structurally right now what is going on in the senate is firma is part of the d.a., the national defense thor station act thatis a -- authorization actand it will pass this year and it will be part of that. and in the house, they have already passed one and so you can't attach it to that. and what they have to do is parachute it on there. so they're going to have to pass their own firma bill independently or on me other vehicle and then parachute it on to the n. d.a. . if that doesn't conference, they're going to

i would like to pass the mic. to our director of public work. >> i am excited that we are putting a pilot permit program in place as many of you know when these scooters handed in our secretos in fran, we have been working really hard to try and make sure that at least they are following some kind or order and since they handed we have had to pick up over 500 scooters on the streets that have been parked inappropriately, means not put in a safe place and created trip and falls or not been parked in the right place, so this permit process that will be in place is one that will help the city understand if these actually belong on our streets in san francisco. starting june 4, we will then be picking up scooters anywhere because the good lines have been set forth as we have heard. we will pick them up and not an easily retrievable process. they will be held as evidence until this permit process is in place. work with us here in the city and most importantly we want to see if there is a place for them in san francisco

i don't know how much time we have left but some army dusters which are twin 40 mic-mics, antiaircraft, intervened without permission and shot up the north vietnamese position. they were on a rise above us, the truck convoy, and it became dark and they couldn't travel anymore. so they pulled into a marine compounded, and the company was on top of a hill. when they saw the north vietnamese attack my village, they saw the mortars and they just opened up on these guys and silenced them. probably saved the village. probably saved the village. so, again, you know, fate puts you -- call did what you want, divine intervention, divine providence, fate, but if the army guys weren't there they probably would have wiped the village out, a strong north vietnamese force. >> and they acted -- >> with no permission. just saw it happening and went after the guys. >> that's interesting. in the first half, being -- you had lack of intelligence. you went in hue with that, and that something so special about the cap agency? had agency just solved that problem for you? >> yeah, yeah. we--you know, other fo

. >> supervisor cohen: can someone fix his mic? hold it for him. perfect. >> okay. is that better? >> yes. >> i wanted to say we are desperately in need of more housing four, not only the disabled and to the elderly, but just the poor in general, and the homeless people that we want to get off the street. i am blessed enough that i was put into a good housing situation. i'm over on door street. that is very inclusive of the whole community. they try to get everybody involved in the building so we have a microcosm of the community in general. we need more of that kind of housing and we need to tie it in with some of the housing for the silicon valley techies. so if they get to build a bunch of condominiums, that we also get housing for the disabled and the poor. thank you very much. >> thank you next speaker. >> good morning supervisors. i am a senior from district five. i wanted to speak on behalf of expanding the rent stabilization program. especially seniors and people with disabilities, our one health emergency or job emergency away from homelessness. we live on a very fixed inc

my name is april. >> supervisor cohen: pull the mic a little closer, as well. >> hi. my name is april, and i am a parent leader, parent voices in san francisco. and we just want to thank you, the voters, for passing proposition c. even though it's passed, proposition c, it's not going to take effect until 2019. in the meantime, we have people, infants and toddlers who will lose their child care if we don't continue the million funding from last year, so we're just asking for that continuation. thanks. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. >> hi, everyone. mari villaluna, mommy to this two-year-old. i want to talk about child care. i just want to thank last year, you all provided 4 million for child care that was one time funding. so it makes me a little saddened to see the current funding for 200,000. that's a big shortfall. if we don't do at least $4 million this year, we will have people in this city that will have their child care cutoff? some might be able to make it, some might not. i lost my dream career. since then, i've been unemployed, so i urge you, please do not

was blocking a severely slowing down bit torrent, a website that allowed consumers to share video, mic and video game files and in 2007 and 2009 at&t forced apple to block skype and other competing services from using at&t's wireless to encourage users to purchase more voice u minutes ad 2011 verizon locked google wallet to protect the competing service it had a financial stake in in developing and promoting. we all know it is a matter of time before these big companies exercise their unfettered rights to begin discriminating. these powerful corporations historically protectct themselvs and they neglect consumer issues. they prioritize profits and disregard of service and pocket their profits and everyday americans lose. there will be no unity for net neutrality here on the floor of the senate today. the fcc will not have the last word when it comes to net neutrality. the american people will. we will have a tsunami of contact their members of the house of representatives to demand a vote on neutrality same way we hadhe about here on the senate floor. we know that when the vote takes p

. >> that is known as mic drop, so good-bye everybody. see you tomorrow. that was a mic drop. $130,000, if that's not supporting the porn industry, what is? rudy continued to attack stormy daniels today. saying this, our real point about her is that she's not just generally un-credible, she's un-credible from the point of view of wanting to get money. she's a con artist. is he using the same tactic in the mueller investigation, trying to discredit it in the public arena? >> yeah, he's trying to discredit her in a pretty vulgar way. so far what she's alleged has been -- seems pretty credible to me so far. i don't see anything she's alleged people have said is beyond the pale or not supported by the known facts. i think she's really -- she and avenatti have really gotten under the skin of the president and his team. but the bigger question is why is giuliani speaking out on so many of these peripheral issues? i'm sure everybody has their own opinions. but as far as i know the guy was hired to deal with the mueller investigation, right? he was hired to help n

high school graduate is getting national attention this morning after school officials cut off her mic in the middle of her valedictorian speech. (darya) (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): a (anny hong): a warming trend is forecast for today and tuesday, especially for inland areas, as upper level high pressure builds over california. a cooling trend is then forecast to begin near the coast on wednesday and spread across the entire area thursday and friday. dry conditions will prevail throughout the forecast period. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) the warriors are back-to-back n-b-a champions... ( will ) and tomorrow... the team and the bay area will celebrate on the streets of oakland. kron 4's lydia pantazes joins us live from walnut creek. ( lydia )the parade starts at 11am and parking will be limited.that's why one of the easiest ways to get to the parade will be public transportation... like bart which is what you'r

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they cut her mic during the speech. >> the school censored people. they continually sensor students. >> reporter: she mentioned teacher strikes and adversity. her mic was cut before she went into a sexual assault that happened to her. that she reported to the school and it did nothing about. >> it wasn't an easy thing to do to go up there and say what i tried to say. >> reporter: the school wouldn't go on camera, but issued this statement saying "due to student privacy issues we could not and should not respond with specific information. we can say with issues of sexual assault coming to our attention, local law enforcement has initial jurisdiction. she said administrators told her beforehand certain topics were off limits but she decided to go there with her accused assailant sitting in the audience. >> the class of 2018 has shown time and time again that we may be a new generation, but we are not too young to create change. some people, though same people defended perpetrators of sexual assault and silenced their victims, we didn't let that drag us

[question off mic] >> no. nobody was talking. it's over. it's behind us. we're moving on.f mic] >> the way i cut it out is focus on today and saying we have a great practice coming up and we'll get better adds a football team today and for me that eliminates any distraction. >> question: will have you practice. >> we were able to get all 10 of our o.t.a.s in. >> question: the news came in monday night. have you considered doing something else? >> like paint ball or bowl ing? no. >> sandra: you've been hearing the eagles head coach there on what is normally just a news conference but this of course is after the cancellation of the super bowl champions' visit to the white house he said he wasn't going weigh in on it. didn't hear a whole lot there but interesting to listen in. >> bill: quick break. back in a moment after this. your heart doesn't only belong to you. so if you have heart failure, ask your doctor about entresto. it helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto