he knew that moscone was a good friend of the community. harvey ran for office several times, he ran in 73 and lost. he ran in 75 and lost, he ran in 76 and lost and finally one in 77. in 75, when he ran and lost, as soon as he knew he lost, he immediately turned to the to the headquarters. moscow in had been the president of the california senate and wanted to be the mayor of san francisco. he did a wonderful job bringing out the gay vote for george, and moscow moscone won the vote against dianne feinstein and others and he had a runoff by a man who was very anti-gay. he won by over 4,000 votes as i said coming into there was a big party afterwards and he particularly thank harvey milk because he attributed the winning of the 4,000 votes to the community and he hoped to get out the vote. harvey milk by then, this was his second run for office but she was becoming a little more savvy as a politician. he said at one point i would really like an appointment as a commissioner and he appointed him to the board of appeals, the board of permit ap

moscon finished ninth in the tour‘s first mountain stage in france.lippe took the stage victory. ican i can tell you in the nhl stanley cup play—offs it is currently 3—1, the washington capitals over vegas golden knights. if washington win, they win the stanley cup, it is goalless leading up to the end of the first period. goodbye for now. hello there, good morning. in wales, it‘s just been the warmest day of the year so far. here, 27 degrees. in scotland, we had some slow—moving, thundery downpours yesterday, bringing some flash—flooding. and, across the southern half of the uk, much more cloud, and there‘s sufficient cloud over the next few days to bring the chance of one or two heavy and perhaps thundery showers. again, the worst of the storms, the more widespread storms, are likely to stay over the near continent. but we‘re looking at a few home—grown downpours in the next couple of days or so. difficult to pick out exactly where they‘ll be. but we‘ve got this zone of weakness on friday, from wales up towards the humber and north yorkshire, where

moscon finished ninth in the tour‘s first mountain stage in france. oslo on thursday, with the barriers in the women's steeplechase having been set to the men's height. american world champion emma coburn had been gesturing, trying to bring officials' attention to the blunder. they tried to adjust it mid—race, at one point the field hurdling it after it had been lowered at one end but left too high at the other, with several athletes falling over the sloping bar. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, that's your friday sport briefing. and tell me what you think about our talking point today. in france they are going to be banning mobile phones in schools from septemberfor banning mobile phones in schools from september for kids banning mobile phones in schools from septemberfor kids up banning mobile phones in schools from september for kids up to the age of 15. we have had so many tweets about this. many of them, the majority, by have to say, are in favour of the french government.

moscone opened about a month ago. there's another project at balboa pool which is currently in construction which is slated to complete in the fall of this year. as i mentioned, the sale closed on the third and final issuance in april of this year. this allows us to proceed with the phase three portion of our bond projects. those include margaret hayward, ross in addition to that, i'd like to mention that we are sort of initiating efforts for bond planning. we just started our life cycle projects, which is the assessments of all of our assets in our portfolio. it's approximately an assessment of over 54 million square foot of space, both horizontal and vertical assessments. the intention is sort of twofold. one is to help us in bond planning, and two is to sort of help our preventative maintenance efforts also such that we are moving from a more reactive sort of way of doing maintenance to a much more proactive way, which means, for example, our staff are able to plan much more intentionally when there has to be roof

it started in 1978, and our very first performance was in november of 1978, when mayor george mosconeated. and we sang on the steps of city hall, and ever since then it's history. robert: yeah, yeah. just as i said, culturally relevant and almost a historical achievement, and just doing it just in terms of what it represented. people kind of forget the way the culture landscape was then. but in terms of the evolution of the group, 's almost like the group itself now represents something bigger all the toesnime, d it? erick ducut: definitely, i mean, through the years, we've been getting bigger and bigger as a group. we've been more diverse. there's really--now, we're about 300 strong, about 250 of that will be performing for this next show. so, it has really evolved through the years. robert: unbreakable, huh? vinney: yeah, something i'm really proud of is that sfg, it was the first chorus to have the word "gay" in its name. robert: right. vinney: and we see ourselves as kind of the granddaddy of the lgbtq choral movement. robert: let's watch a little bit of this, then we'll talk righ

inspection commission or the police submissicommission, i we a play out of the play book on mayor moscone from the 80's, and mayor agnos, and you could make a recommendation to me oz to who should serve on my commission, to make sure that they are filled by neighborhood folks who have an expertise in the issue area that that commission serves. please tell me why at the department of building inspection, you need to pay an expediter to get the permit that they should be presenting to you because you live here in san francisco. these departments should be customer service, and they should be serving our needs, and that's what a commission should make sure happens. >> thank you. thank you. [applause]. >> proposition i, when i first saw it, it states in part that san francisco has to oppose attempts by professional sports teams to walk in on public debt. we know the war yarz had the arena remodelled and they're bsh bsh warriors had the arena remodelled and they're staying here. >> we have the author of prop i here, and we were just talking about this. when i ran for mayor in 2013, i actually

i saw that at moscone. those are those little transformational times in a kids' life, and we i live in a time when connectedness to nature and the community can happen at different times. this is something within our own domain. it's our environmental center. we're not paying extra to have the kids go somewhere else. it doesn't involve gobbles of fund raising for the kids to go somewhere. i would say find the money somewhere else. thank you. >> i feel a little bit nervous, nostaljic because this reminds me of student government when i had to sit through meetings. any way, i just want to speak. i'm a fourth grade teacher at bryant elementary. i'm in my second year teaching. pretty much a brand-new teacher, and i can't emphasize how important this t.s.a. position is. imagine how stressful it is for a fifth year or sixth year teacher. imagine how stressful it is for a second year teacher to go and not be able to depend on a t.s.a. teacher there who has experience who knows how to work with kids specifically wi

those stops will be at fourth and brannon, yerba buena, moscone station at fourth and folsom, union squaret's on stockton street at union square, and chinatown station, which is where we are right now at stockton. so construction crews tell me that they have actually been pouring concrete for days now. but the big deal this morning is the fact that they are pouring port of the actual subway station floor. they say it's only a section of it. they wish they could get it done in one day but that's impossible. this project will continue through the end of the year. in chinatown, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> a threat is looming over palo alto residents. some just learned that they could be forced to sacrifice their homes to ease some of the traffic. city leaders say that at least 20 trains an hour will go through palo alto once caltrain is done electrifying the tracks. that means guardrails will be down at 4 crossings halting traffic and causing gridlock. city staff are looking at solutions to separate the tracks from the traffic but all of them include buying property on eminent domain, which is m

current fiscal year, we are anticipating that will rebound in the especially with the opening of the moscone center, and then notably transfer tax. we talked about this some months ago. we've seen a significant decline. the budget assumes some moderation and continued decline but as you can in the shape here, basically entering a historical norm period. if you review the growth rates as percs, ts is showing you some of the highlights on this chart again. i'd suggest that probably the most meaning -- if you're kind of looking for the order of growth, this chart is probably the most helpful. you can see thatose are positive numbers importantly for both property and business taxes, our two largest general fund revenue sources. we've forecast continued strong growth of almost 5% in property tax in the budget year and very strong 5% growth in business taxes in the coming year. some of the other smaller taxes that we have, parking tax, hotel tax, and then, of course transfer tax, as we do expect them to be roughly flat or even in the case of transfer tax, modestly declined from the current year le

those stops will be at fourth and brannon, yerba buena, moscone station at fourth and folsom, union squaren, that's on stockton street at union square, and chinatown station, which is where we are right now at stockton. so construction crews tell me that they haveing concrete fora but the big deal thimorning acn is the fact that they are pouring port of the actual subway station floor. they say it's only a section of it. they wish they could get it done in one day but that's impossible. this project will continue through the end of the year. in chinatown, jackie ward, kpix 5. . >>> time now 6:31. some of the traffic in oakland not looking too bad. jaclyn will have a traffic report coming up. and "salesforce tower" camera looking north towards marin. you can seth reddgorange. a gorgeous start. get ready for a weekend that's going to be nice out there. we are going to see a little change on saturday. but then the warmup really begins. looking west clear except for right there over sutro tower. that's where the clouds just kind of like to linger just near twin peaks but it looks like most of

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