really reads good work germany but the rest of you need to do better oh new year warning there for mr page to all of our reporting from just the let's now go next door on the map and join alexy our staff ski he's been covering the events in kiev the trade will situation ever since they kicked off alexei twenty thirteen has seen ukraine pushed into the global spotlight but for all the wrong ways as could you summarize the country's situation they see it for us. well in a van burned early december it seemed that ukraine would be a big time loser this year canonically the country's economy was in a pre default state trade relations with russia folded which seriously affected the economic situation in the country oh add that to a huge external debt of more than one hundred thirty six billion dollars it was cited as the main reason why give did not sign the euro so sation deal fearing that their country's economy might bludgeon to further abyss all that caused the massive unrest the blockade of governmental buildings and that's why the budget for twenty fourteen could not have been passed for a

mr. chairman, on page 9 of our report. the appraisal determined the 2013-2014 parcel e considered the vacant land would be $37.5 million if the parking lease was terminated such that an approximate 5 story mixed use lease. however as reported and given an agreement on the parcel, the development of potential of the property is minimized at it's present value to $4.6 million. as a result the $2.9 million difference between the market value without the existing lease and the present value with the existing lease represents the value of the lease to the san francisco unified school district. on page 10 we report that the $4.6 million to be paid by the mayor's office of the community development for the subject jurisdictional transfer parcel would be deposited into orange county -- october -- oekt va, funds. recommendation, i don't understand the objection of the department. we want to see the board of supervisors be sure. they are going to accept the final agreement but i don't see anyway shape or form does anything to hurt t

mr. chairman, members of the committee, supervisor mar as shown on page nine of the report and the requested authorization for the extended period under the agreement with bombardier is amount listed. that amount includes 38 million plus for base operations, maintenance, escalations and bonuses for the three year extended term and $3.2 million as was indicated to cover the short fall of the existing budget for the initial five year term of the agreement. funding for the proposed amended agreement will be provided from the airport operating budget. we recommend that you approve this resolution. >> thank you very much mr. rose. any questions for the budget analyst? seeing none. let's open it up for public comment. seeing none public comment is closed. can i have a motion and approve that without opposition. okay. could you please call item four madam clerk. >> item four is a resolution retroactively authorizing the arts commission to accept a grant in the amount of $200,000 from kaiser permanente for the bayview opera house plaza renovation and rest raigdz for the period listed. >> okay. we ha

mr. rose. >> on page 29 we report that the appropriation for the neighborhood plan and the acvaifia plan and the rink con projects totaling $4,388,000 are in the city's capital plan and table two page 22 of our report and on page 22 we have a table through which shows that the total fund balance for the eastern neighborhoods impact fee and octavia community infrastructure fees and the other infrastructure fees as of this date was 13 million plus so if you do approve the appropriation the requested $4,388,000 and request in a fund balance as listed. our recommendation on page 23 is that we recommend that you amend the proposed ordinance to place $500,000 in transit center district open space impact fees and $300,000 in transit center and street improvement impact fees for total of $800,000 on reserve and that's because the actual receipt of such impact revenues that have not been received and that you approved the proposed ordinance as amended. >> thank you mr. rose. supervisor mar any questions for the budget analyst? okay. we will move on to public comment. seeing none public comment is

mr. chairman, supervisor mar on page 39 of our report we report that attachment 1 to our report which we prepared summarizes the types of contracts leases or operating agreements required to pay for prevailing wages with respect to bargaining agreements and labor unions, the amount of allocated wage increased compared to 2013, and the amount of 2014 and compares to 2013 and finally the proposed prevailing wage raise themselves. we know any increase as a result of the proposed prevailing wage rates depends on future contract bids and which results on higher rates. there are such potential increase cost to the city cannot be estimated at this time. inform are that reason we consider this approval of the decision be for policy decision for the board of supervisors. >> at this time we'll open to public comment? anyone wishing to comment? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed.. >> we can do so without opposition. thank you very much. at this point wei go back to the beginning. please call item no. 1. >> the clerk: item no. 1. lease terjs agreement liter

mr. rose, can we go to your reports. >> on item 5, the budget, page 6 of the report for the proposed 5-year agreement to maintain the airport is $11 million. we recommend that you prove that resolution. on item 6, on page 3 1 of our report, the details to maintain the elevators and electric walks shown on table 2 of our report. rerecommend you prove the resolution. on item #8 -- item, excuse me, item 7. i'm sorry. on page 35, we note that under the existing and propose lease a t a is responsible for the greater at the minimum or annual fee of proposed revenues. the annual guarantee of $180,000 and that is a total of 1.2 million over the term of the lease. the minimum guarantee of $180,000, $113,000 more than under the existing lease. as miss lied ner has reported which exceed td minimum annual guarantee shown on page 3 on page 35 of your report. the estimate estimates it will continue to pay. we recommend you an approved this legislation. >> okay. thank you very much. any comments. at this point we'll open. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. we'll

mr. chairman, members of the committee on page 15 we show the departments and analyze the departments projected need for the increase in security services that. is shown in table one on page 15 report and contingency in that projection to get to the 1.9 million. we believe that a 10% contingency instead of 26.4 contingency is justified and would result in needed increase amount of numbers requested and our recommendation on page of the report we recommend that you recommend the proposed resolution to reduce the increase in the not to exceed amount by $276,000 and for the total listed to reflect a 10% contingency or $168,000 in lieu of 24-point 4% contingency or $440,000 and we recommend that you approve the proposed resolution as amended. >> okay. thank you mr. rose so with the one month -- now does that change things here? >> yes it does. we concur with the report for that end date but by pushing it to january 31 i would like the opportunity to revisit the numbers. we believe this amount is sufficient but i don't want to come back and short change us again. >> let me suggest this. we will talk

mr. chairman. members of the committee on page 10 of the report which was indicated by the department the proposed payment in lieu of taxes to the san francisco housing authority for the period listed totals about 12.1 million that is shown in table one of page of our report. under the cooperative agreement outstanding payments are not subject to interest or penalties. we point out on page 11 of the report out of 10 housing authority surveyed throughout the country four obtained waiveers for payments to remove taxes and others made payments to local government entities. just to clarify our recommendation in the management audit report the housing authority indicated they wanted a waiver and we said it has to be brought before the board of supervisors for approval. we made no recommendation for the approval but we did make a recommendation that this issue come before the board of supervisors, so we consider approval of the proposed resolution to be a policy matter for the board of supervisors. >> okay. thank you mr. rose. colleagues any questions? mr. avalos. >> in your opinion do you think it woul

i want to make sure we're on the same page >> it was mr. landry called that meeting it had a board agenda. it had part of the find it was to have a better rnd about the decision plan for the garage in the fillmore heritage particle. it was a meeting more broadly to discuss i think african-american businesses in the fillmore in general. it was a two hour meeting so profoundly three-quarters of that was spent on the topic and a third on the heritage center. i know that someone's from the association were there and is from supervisor london breeds office >> the topics in respect to the deposition of property we have jurisdiction over and those impacts you currently on the ability of african-american businesses to continue sustaining their presence in the strict. i see those as straight and integrated issues that it troubles me with have an important topic i guess is not in the jurisdiction of this commission with respect to the historical issues but i would like to be able to answer some of those questions. it doesn't seem like the community h

mr. chairman, supervisor avalos on page six of the report we report that she has advised that the not tont of $209,955,000 are project to have annual interest rate of 6% over 20 result in the debt payments of this and 210 million in principle and the rest in interest and the annual estimated debt service payments listed also. on the bottom of page six we report with a single family residence and assuming a homeowners exemption of $7,000 the average annual additional property tax is payable to the city would be $52.61 per year. if the board authorizes the $209,955,000 in the series 13 bonds to be sold. however, according her any increases to the property tax rate due to the sale of the bonds is off set by decreases to the tax rate due to the retirement of other general obligation bonds. we recommend that you approve both the proposed resolution. as well as the ordinance listed. i am happy to respond to any questions. >> thank you mr. rose. colleagues, about questions. supervisor avalos. >> thank you. it's a question not necessarily for mr. rose but like we have done on occasion with the w

mr. roads, your report. >> on page 44, we propose this requires a match of funds equal to 20 percent or total combined matching funds and that is shown in table two on page 44. on page 45 of our report, we note the department of fire each defibrillator will cost $28,000 which allows for 21 new defibrillators and we recommend that you approve this resolution. >> thank you very much. colleagues any questions. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> motion to move this forward. we can do so without opposition. >> mr. clerk, do we have any items before us. >> that completes the agenda for today. >> thank you, we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> good morning, everybody. thank you for attending the conference on market street. i think it's all part of the the initiation for the new ci o. when i got interviewed by the city administrator and mayor lee, i was told that for tradition of the 12 days of hercules it was to accomplish and the first one would be the easiest one. i would like to ask you to join me the very inspiring mayor who is going

mr. christmas documentary, go to the facebook page. in concord, andrea, kpix5. >> i wonder if he's the guy writing the tips. you never know. there might be something going on. >> you knerr know. >> it works. >> it feels like the holidays outside. >> it's getting there. >> december 3, december 4, you aren't into it yet, but the weather will get you into it. a scarf, you'll need it. here's a peek at what we have outside as we speak. now, low 40s, livermore 40. san jose 44. those would be average overnight lows. that's where we are at 10:00. we have about nine more hours of cooling to go and we are likely going to see temperatures at or below freezing. oakland 47 and concord one of the cool spots at 39. where do we go tomorrow morning? we will be below freezing in fair field, vacville, liver more, but only by a few degrees. we'll be several degrees below freezing in the north bay. that's why you are under a freeze warning. santa rosa, 28. fremont close. 33. mountain view 34, and redd wood city 34 degrees. your microclimate forecast will t

page 39. mr. klayman responded, why is he bringing this suit?they, the nsa, are messing with me. then went on to explain that he and his clients had received inexplicable text messages and e-mails not to mention a disk containing spy ware program. in other words this case is based on larry klayman's tin foil hat paranoia about the nsa being after him. this case is not about larry klayman. it is about the meta data program that affects everybody. the idea that larry klayman is the representative is simply outrageous. he is a professional -- and lunatic who should not be a representative of the very important issues of this case. >> go ahead. >> i'm surprised to hear you say that. because that is not what the case was structured on. why don't you read the opinion and see what the judge said rather than spending your time with me. we had differences during the clinton administration. like he is a big advocate of obama. you were a big advocate of sydney blumenthal. >> jeffrey, it's funny. let's let him go. >> real funny. it is not about me. and the

mr. schwartz. >> good afternoon commissioners. michael schwartz. on page 37 of your passionate. -- packet. i'm going to keep the presentation very short. >> sorry, i know how important this is. >> yes, i realize there has been a lot of presentations done. i recognize the need for that. so the first item is about the background -- bike sharing and i would encourage you to look at the meeting and which has been a great presentation and will give more detail on what i'm covering here. for those who don't know what bike sharing is. it's like car sharing. really the goal is to not only increase cycling but really allow for short trips, as well as that first last mile transit issue to allow people to get to and from whenever they need to go. it's mostly internationally. the one in paris is the most famous recent example in the large scale and u.s. in chicago and there are i number of cities where it's been quite successful. the current pilot is not only in san francisco but along other cites along the peninsula the bikes will be rolled out. the area air equal management district is the lead of t

mr. christmas documentary go to mrchristmasmovie.com or the facebook page. >> andrea tell us the neighborsit. nobody ever complains. lights go out at 10:00 so everybody can get some sleep. one suggestion, mr. christmas, stay off that ladder. >> well, maybe he'll get a little bit of help for next year. >> yeah. safety first, right? >> doing a great job, though. >> looks so nice. >> wonderful. >>> >> neighborhoods house by house are all getting lit up for the holidays. now, we get cold weather, it's going to feel like it. maybe it isle spur folks to get in the christmas spirit because it's going to be chilly, not all the way to christmas, but it's going to feel that way. about 7 to 10 days we're well below normal. concord at 40. oakland 47. livermore 42. these are not your overnight lows. this is outside your house currently. san francisco 48. look at santa rosa 37. they are bundled up. in fremont here's a look outside earlier this evening. we caught folks outside. yeah. they have their warm weather or cold weather garb on trying to stay warm because temperatures taking a tumble, and they wi

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mr. chairman, supervisor mar on the budget of page 14 of the report we state based on the actual expenditures through the time listed and that is shown in the table on page 15 of our report and based on that observations projects cost estimates and require a total of 457056 in 13-14 to supplement the existing agreements with the san francisco forensic institute and the clinic. and the reserved amount in 13 /14 the total need is 268653 and not the requested amount and on page 15 we request that you release the amount listed of the appropriate reserve and that's of ab 109 realignment funds currently on budget and finance committee reserve and that you continue to reserve 245697. >> thank you mr. rose. is the department in agreement with these recommendations? >> yes. >> okay. perfect. supervisor mar. >> thank you chair farrell. i just had a quick question. can you talk about the experience of ssfi and the tenderloin housing clinic with this segment of offenders? >> well, the san francisco forensic institute is first of all has to be in order to provide this service they have to be certified thr

mr. chairman, members of the committee, supervisor mar as shown on page nine of the report and the requested authorization for the extended period under the agreement with bombardier is amount listed. that amount includes 38 million plus for base operations, maintenance, escalations and bonuses for the three year extended term and $3.2 million as was indicated to cover the short fall of the existing budget for the initial five year term of the agreement. funding for the proposed amended agreement will be provided from the airport operating budget. we recommend that you approve this resolution. >> thank you very much mr. rose. any questions for the budget analyst? seeing none. let's open it up for public comment. seeing none public cot

page 136, the picture of mrs. townsend, where'd it come from. because they don't have pictures of her except as an older woman, a much older woman. thereand these young pictures ae around the time that house was finished. and they are the ones i was mentioning, the glass plates, in answer to your question, the glass plates that are in erie, pennsylvania, that are uncataloged. they're safe. i mean, you say you found it. the archivist had them lying on the floor. they didn't. that's where that came from. and there are more. it's sort of a strange picture, don't you think? >> [inaudible] >> it's erie county historical society which is quite an operation. some of these local historical societies, it's amazing what they have. the child of who you're interested in may have lived there for some reason, given all the papers to make closet room. but this is there. and they had the one child, matilda was her name, until the house was done. many tries to marry her off to every title, and she had no use for it, so she married ed eldridge gary and divorced h

mr. chairman and members of the committee. on page 48 of our report, we state that approval of the proposed historic property agreements for the 11 properties would result in estimated reduced property tax revenues to the city in fiscal year 14-15 of $152,129. an estimated reduced property taxes to the city over the initial 10-year agreement periods of a million 52 1,290 and that's shown in table 23 on page 48 of our report. ~ the budget and legislative analyst also notes that estimated property tax revenues over 10 years is a calculation of the possible impact of the mills act historic property agreement and under the provision of the mills act historic property agreement, the property must be reevaluated each january 1st to determine the taxable mills act value for that year. estimated property tax savings over 10 years that will change based on adjusted assessed property value and property tax rate. so, therefore, the estimated property tax reduction to the city over 10 years could be greater or less than the million 52 1,290 shown

martha: visit our politics page where mr. stirewalt hangs out and puts out a political newsletter.oxnews.com/foxnewsfirst. bill: meantime, martha, the rollout of obamacare facing issues now. the white house bringing out some big guns. first lady michelle obama will sit down for three interviews promoting the health care law. will talk about the benefits of obamacare and encourage listeners to sign up for health insurance. that is coming up today. martha: a new warning that underobama care your personal habits could cost you a lot of money. new rules could impose penalties for smoking, obesity and other conditions. one top official complaining rules are vague. worries quote a lack of precision in what is going on here. it is kind of troubling. this was in the affordable care act way it was. for instance, cvs drugstores plan to fine workers $50 a month, that is $600 a year, if they refuse to disclose their weight, body fat and other measurements of physical and mental fitness? really? walmart penalizes smokers by $2300 a year if they want coverage. i mean i can sort of see the whole

mr. baker your testimony on page two and really startling numbers. a couple of segments of the population which when we look at the unemployment rates monthly are looking at poverty rates. the data you have here indicates that for senior non-married women the poverty rate is 16.3% by the official measure with another 11% near poor and in poverty. that's 27.3. the next category of african-american seniors is 28% and then i think the same calculation poverty and near poor for hispanic seniors is about the same, 28.2. this is just startling numbers and i think another reminder as to why social security is so important for folks across-the-board. >> i appreciate your bringing that up. this gets to my point i was making earlier about how increasing benefits for those of the bottom can be very different. i would suggest if you were to raise benefits for people at the bottom 10 to 15% that makes a huge difference in their standard of living. these are people struggling to get high and the cost for them is very low. even though obviously i know the long-term

mr. christmas documentary, go to the website or facebook page.n concord, andria borba, kpix 5. >> the neighbors don't complain and lights go out at 10 p.m. >>> you know the signs on muni buses showing team spirit. don't expect to see them anymore. why they have to go. >>> 4:56. >> into the deep freeze this morning. the coldest temperatures of the season so far. we'll talk about that coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, makovec. >>> >>> i'm bundling up and getting close to my hubby to keep warm. >> temperatures took a nosedive across california sparking the latest fashion trend, hats, scarves and grooves. >> a freeze warning is in effect in the bay area until thursday night. >> we are going to see widespread frost around the bay area. >> so intelligent that i figure if anybody could get out of the situation, he can. he's the one. >> hope is high as the search for a missing san jose pilot and his family kicks off again this morning. 50 searchers and five planes will join the team today. >> devastated. comes in waves. >> we should learn the results of actor