i was so glad to see monique come in. we have something for her. ed, can you bring the small one up here first. it is not all that small. this is the official total for fleet week 2010. this was taken at baker beach. it was taken by an academy of arts students. she did a great job on this. it has marines, coastguardsman, and sailors in the photo. and the background is the golden gate bridge. as youan

i was so glad to see monique

monique, what are some of the factors that really place a youth at risk? well i think factors that place the youth at risk for using substances include underlying mental health issues. i think that environmental factors play an important role if they're in a community that is highly supportive of use. maybe at home there's using going on. i think that those are some really big contributing factors. and greg, why should we be concerned in america with all of these issues with youth? well i think the biggest thing is people don't generally realize all the different areas that are impacted by young people using drugs and alcohol, you know. if you look at, you know, in my life, you know, you talk about the hospitalizations, the criminal stuff, all the different areas in my life that were impacted as a result of my alcohol and drug use. so it wasn't just that i was putting myself at risk but i was putting other people at risk and i was causing, you know, impacts in different areas of society. for our audience, give them an idea of how you ran into trouble with

. >> moving right along, i'm hoping monique will clock in at any moment. she's been at city hall -- walk in at any moment. she's been at city hall. as you know, the city and the port have been very involved in trying to garner the america's cup race in san francisco. i had these notes that are totally wrong now. i'm happy to say that the board of supervisors unanimously approved the port and the city's bid to have the race here in san francisco. that is unique. yes, applause. [applause] it was the neatest presentation i think i've ever seen. there was no acrimony. it was harmonious. it was unanimous in the vote. we think the mayor will sign it any moment. monique and our team are there. a number of people from the port staff have been involved. they have been at the supervisors the last couple of days trying to finalize this deal. we think it is a fair deal. we think it is a good deal for san francisco. it's a very good opportunity for the port. you will hear more today on its impact on our terminal project. monique wrote -- i'm going to read it. we want t

that is due to the leadership of the mayor, jared at the time you were with the city, monique.they deserve the credit. we are proud to partner with them to be able to help provide this funding, but the leadership and commitment and drive to make this happen -- it has been a five-year effort. this has been incredible because i remember when we first started this effort. we put together just shy of $2 million to help move this forward. why do we do this? because diesel emissions represent a major health concern here in the bay area. toxic soot from diesel lodges in our lungs, causes a number of respiratory problems, and oceangoing vessels represent a fraction of that. this is something we have an undertaking in the bay area, to clean of diesel soot from a variety of sources. we put together a comprehensive program we continue to implement to clean up all the trucks in the port of oakland. we are also doing that with regard to the locomotive traffic in the bay area, and this project represents another example of our efforts working with partners in the city and county of san franc

i was so glad to see monique come in. we have something for her. ed, can you bring the small one up here first. it is not all that small. this is the official total for fleet week 2010. this was taken at baker beach. it was taken by an academy of arts students. she did a great job on this. it has marines, coastguardsman, and sailors in the photo. and the background is the golden gate bridge. as you can see, it was a foggy day. we could see if we could get money to put this in her office so everyone could see that she was part of making fleet week a success. [applause] thank you. thank you. i have one more. ed, if we could bring this smaller one up. this photo was taken by a marine. this is entering san francisco bay under the golden gate bridge, led by a fire boat. this is a green ship, a hybrid ship. we're really proud to have beit. it's named after emerging operation in world war ii. it was the island named make an island. the marine graders -- if you want to know a connection -- the first offensive coach for the new professional football team in

final thoughts, monique. well, i think that there's a lot of hope out there for adolescents and young adults that are struggling with addiction and i also think there's a lot of hope in providing prevention and intervention for those students at an earlier age to prevent or delay the onset of use and ultimately we're going to have healthier students and adults. greg, your thoughts. i think just, you know, we need to move away from sort of this punitive, you know, don't talk about it, kind of hide it from everybody, you know, because it's happening, it exists and until we accept it as a society and communities that alcohol and drugs is an issue, you know, we're not going to address it and we're not going to be able to solve, you know, it as a, as it really is, a public health crisis. and that recovery is in fact possible through adequate treatment and family supports. thank you for being here. we've had a great show. i want to remind our audience that september is national alcohol and drug addiction recovery m

thank you. >> thank you. >> item nine, new business. >> commissioners, monique had to go back up to the mayor's office. anything i can relay to her? it has been a fun meeting. >> lots of good stuff. >> any public comment on new business? >> item 10, public comment? >> is there any public comment on public comment? [inaudible] >> i'm sure you will. >> can i have a motion to adjourn? >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 5:13. happy holidays. . >> forgot no. 2. silver is nothing. there is no having made it and so we beat foreman. i love the competition. . >> american made has really taken it on themselves to green american cities. >> we have a new organizer for the city and county of san francisco. oh, mayor as well. yeah, that's part of the job description. yeah, mayor of san francisco. >> the city is extremely concerned about the emission of green house gasses and making san francisco a sustainable city. >> we need to find other ways to create energy without harm to the environment and this is one source. >> we have over 2 megawatts of solar on

we could not have done it without you, monique. you gave us so much support. it takes teamwork. that is such a hackneyed phrase, but we had it this year. it will be even better next year. to my fellow board members, thank you. to the larger maritime community, thank you. it will be even better next year. thank you. commissioner brandon: thank you. [applause] >> i also wanted to thank general myatt and the fleet week committee. we felt that we were real partners with fisherman's wharf. we saw the results on fisherman's wharf. we look forward to working with you next year. we just want to thank you for your leadership and the leadership of the committee. thank you. [applause] commissioner brandon: is there any other public comment? go ahead. >> thank you, monique, brad, and the entire team that worked on this america's cup bid. they made it so much better. they made it something that we can really look forward to at the port for the next few years. it gives us some tremendous opportunities. thank you. thank you. thank you. i hope they take it. [applause] commissioner brandon: is t

thank you. >> thank you. >> item nine, new business. >> commissioners, monique had to go back up to the mayor's office. anything i can relay to her? it has been a fun meeting. >> lots of good stuff. >> any public comment on new business? >> item 10, public comment? >> is there any public comment on public comment? [inaudible] >> i'm sure you will. >> can i have a motion to adjourn? >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 5:13. happy holidays.

thank you. >> thank you. >> item nine, new business. >> commissioners, monique had to go back up to the mayor's office. anything i can relay to her? it has been a fun meeting. >> lots of good stuff. >> any public comment on new business? >> item 10, public comment? >> is there any public comment on public comment? [inaudible] >> i'm sure you will. >> can i have a motion to adjourn? >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> all in favor. >> aye. >> meeting adjourned at 5:13. happy holidays. supervisor avalos: good afternoon and welcome back to our recessed budget and finance committee meeting. last wednesday i said this would be the last meeting of the year for the budget and finance committee of the year and i was right. it's the last meeting. it was recessed. the other half of the last meeting. we are here to discuss final approval of america's cup agreement as well as the civic center community benefits district and budget updates. mr. young, if you could call the items number three and actually did, two and three first. >> item number two, hearing before the budget and finance committee to r

--ayer mismo, una madre de familia que fue identificada como "monique nelson" murio al instante al ponerseo de dos aÑos de edad.--el hecho desatado por dos grupos de individuos que se embarcaron en una balacera, dejo ademas cinco heridos.--usted puede encontrar mas informacion de esta tragica historia en univision14.com durante anos, los inmigrantes han recurrido a un beneficio migratorio conocido como la seccion 245-i. sobre el cual siguen existiendo innumerables dudas y hasta mitos.--para ayudarnos a entender de que se trata, esta con nosotros el senor ricardo calderon de la organizacion carecen.1)hay quienes la consideran una amnistia o incluso una ley independiente... pero que es en realidad la seccion 245(i). 2)quienes pueden beneficiarse de 2)quienes pueden en relaidad es una enmienda a una ley yta existente, se espera que los inducumentados puedan arreglar acá sin salir del país. >> para esto deben tener una petición de visa familiar y haber entrado a usa antes del 21 de diciembre del 2000. >> es una ley permanente, la ultima vez que estuvo fue en el 2001. beneficiarse de 3)es perma

elaine and jonathan and monique in terms of calculating all of these potential impacts, and many of them have been detailed in the budget analyst's report. these are the impacts to the northern waterfront alternative if you add your 26 and 28 in as long term development sites. we project the bottom line is over the event, the launch to the port will be $8.7 million. that is down from about $14.5 billion in the original host city agreement, but it is still very significant and represents a sizable portion of the port's annual revenues. this table shows all related city costs. i will discuss first be pier 27 cruise terminal. there's a synergy with the plans to develop a cruise terminal. we were excited when we started talking about pier 27. they want to have even viewing. they would like to have team hospitality sites where they are greeting some of their sponsors. meanwhile, we are planning to build a new international cruise terminal, and we appreciate your revenue funding appropriations to make this a reality. be our plan will be to conduct ceqa and build this and allow the event -- the

monique, how wonderful it is to have a hard-headed, pragmatic negotiator. thank you for your work. only as good as your staff. what an outstanding staff she has. brent, thank you for everything that you did. what an extraordinary job you did. [applause] dennis and the city attorney's office, thank you for all the hard work he put into this, your entire team behind the scenes. and again, to the board of supervisors, in particular, president david chu and ross mirkarimi, who early on encouraged this process, that they would be there throughout, would ask tough questions, would not roll over, and were committed. they demonstrated that privately and publicly. they held strong throughout. they were great conduits' to their other colleagues and created a framework where people were created fairly and this process was made better because of their leadership and stewardship. they supported all of their colleagues to make constructive improvements in this process. all of us are better off because of that. to each member of the board of supervisors, all of you present as well, thank you for

there is the city staff, carry mcclellan, jennifer mattes, brad benson, monique moyer.emarkable. i would say the former port commissioner, we have great assets at the port of san francisco, but they are slowly starting to fall into the water. as we have seen with pierre 30/32, it has the shelf life of 30/32, it has the shelf life of another, i think, 10 yea

yesterday, monique nelson was hit by a stray bullet at a strip mall. police say at least one gunman walked into a barbershop and the men exchanged fire inside and it spilled into the parking lot. investigators say nelson was p utting her son into her suv when the bullet hit her, the child was not hurt. in less than an hour, you can get a chance to see the world series trophy, it just arrived a short time ago at san f rancisco's city hall. it will be dison play for two -- on display for two hours and they were also going to to be make lag they called a major announcement -- making what they called a major announcement. paul came less has more. paul-- paul chambers has more. paul? >> reporter: you can see the tour it's sponsored by visa. if you live in the bay area you will get a chance to see the trophy up close and personal. as the giant organization is taking the organization on a four-state tour. today, mayor newsom announced the 20 stops in 30 cities. they will travel all over came. since then only -- since the world series, only a few and some seas

your second mother was like the precious character, the character that monique plays in precious.ody who knows you know is that you are the sweetest, most gentle, kindest person. i am wondering how you got that when you did not die from your mother. >> i don't know -- when you did not get that from your mother. >> i don't know. my father had eight kids, $65 per week. he was always working so hard. you just figure that out. you have to figure it out. you don't have a childhood, really. from the time we were born in chicago, daddy worked building homes, he was a master carpenter for the jones boys, who were the most notorious black gangsters in america. they had a racket with the first black businesses, five and dime stores. i am going to do a movie on it. the first 10 years of my life was that. harriet is drawn from one of the sweetest ladies i have ever met in my life. when i was 5, she asked me to cut her hair. i cut all of her hair off. my father kicked my butt. he said, the know who her father raise? she is the most eloquent person in the world, exchanging stories. life is amaz

six people were injured in that shooting in a single mother was killed. 30 old mother monique will be able to see your little boy grows up. she was an innocent bystander caught in a spray of gunfire. police say a bullet pierced the windshield of arrest uv, killing her and she was putting her two year-old son into the car. family members say she would often go to the barbershop in south sacramento to get the boy's hair cut. on that day he was also have a picture taken. her brother talked to reporters over the phone about what happened. he said monday it was a single mother who worked as a supervisor at a family run bookstore in sacramento airport. reporters talked to the barber who shot, but survived you going camera but said shots began ringing out. no one had a clue about what was going to happen and said he never saw a gun. he was shot in the ankle after running for the back of the barbershop and hitting the ground. >> he said was a normal workday, very calm other barbers were working including himself. there were doing here caps and they just heard gunshots. >> the barber is wide d

there is the city staff, carry mcclellan, jennifer mattes, brad benson, monique moyer. the port has been remarkable. i would say the former port commissioner, we have great assets at the port of san francisco, but they are slowly starting to fall into the water. as we have seen with pierre 30/32, it has the shelf life of another, i think, 10 years. without some kind of revitalization, we could lose this asset. it is the same as you go down the port of sand and cisco. the america's cup gives us a great opportunity to rebuild that, to bring economic not just viability but a thriving economic community back to san francisco bay, so i would like to thank everyone who has been part of that. i would be remiss without thanking mark buell, who is heading the acoc, and also lucy, one of my constituents, a jewel to san francisco, who has been active on and all of the past america's cups and actually won it for the united states way back when, so i think it is important for us to recognize the people that are citizens of san francisco have done so much for the america's cup histor

into the parking lot where a mother was putting her 2-year- old son into his car seat. 30-year-old monique nelson was caught in the crossfire. she died from a gunshot wound to the chest. the child was not hurt. one of the six people wounded died and police made one arrest. >>> a school board meeting in florida ends in gunfire. this happened in panama city in the panhandle. an armed man began complaining to the board that his wife had lost her teaching job. manuel gallegus on what happened next and a warnings, you might find the video disturbing. >> i don't want anybody to get hurt... >> reporter: bill, the superintendent of schools in panama city, florida, pleaded with the man who pulled out a gun during a school board meeting. but the man clay duke refused to back down. what happens next is disturbing to watch. >> please don't. please don't. please. [ gunshot [ . >> reporter: despite shooting at point-blank rage, duke missed his targets completely >> he was going to do this. there was nothing we could have done to stop him. >> reporter: the 56-year-old kept shooting until a security guard

contract not to exceed amount in the contract in the future years to accommodate -- supervisor elsbernd: moniquen you give this a shot? this is not working for me. >> looking at a million-dollar contractor, allocated $5.5 million. if there is an add back or additional money grant funds that the department would like to add, they would have to come back -- even if the money was appropriated. supervisor elsbernd: that is the problem i am having right now. my understanding of board add backs, the money being added back is dollars that we have cut from someone else. >> the health department is getting a different appropriation. that is fine. the cap on those contracts lasts for a five-year period. if there is no growth allowed, the board would have to come -- we would have to come back to the border supervisors to get those contracts approved at a higher amount. whether there was a cola, if they decided to give a grant to a contractor. every time the contracts are increased, the department would have to come back to the board of supervisors for an amended resolution. supervisor avalos: supervisor mi

even though monique moyer said that he would only be there for two meetings as chair -- i know her pretty well. i do not know rodney fong all that well, but the port commission is broadcasted, so i follow the various moves over there. we need to have the best representation in san francisco on the commission's, and we do not need a small group of people who have the ear of the mayor or the san francisco democratic committee. cronyism, nepotism, just helping somebody does not help. having said that, i wish him the best. he is young, he has history, he is committed to this city. i am going to give him one piece of advice. speak your conscience, do right by the people. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. just for the public -- i have to take a short break. we will act on this item, but before we do that, we are going to take a short break and come back for the rest of the agenda. in terms of commissioner fong -- actually, supervisor alioto- pier? supervisor alioto-pier: i just wanted to say, i agree with everything director moyer was saying, he cannot leave the port, why would anyone wa