mr. campbell? >> good morning. tom campbell for the fine art museums. >> chair fewer: let's hear from the b.l.a. >> dan gonchar with the budget and legislative analyst's office. the department's proposed $19,400,288 budget for 19-20 is 13.9% less than the original 18-19 budget of $22,520,741. the propose d budget for fiscal year 2020-21 is $1,222,404 or 4.3% more than the mayor's proposed 19-20 budget of $19,408,288. our recommended reductions to the proposed budget total $22,500 in fiscal year 19-20. all of the $22,500 in recommended reductions are ongoing savings. our recommendations for the proposed budget total $23,364 in fiscal year 20-21. all of the 23,364 recommended reductions are ongoing savings. this would still allow an increase of 6.2% in the department's fiscal year 20-21 budget. my understanding is we have agreement, but mr. campbell, could we have confirmation? >> yes. we agree with the recommendation. >> chair fewer: mr. controller, could you take note of the department's recommendation to accept th

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mr campbell say no.at they are talking to each other. it's worth a try is what i would say. but ice shares great scepticism as it director if it will work. when you saw that whole show and that presentation of that walk towards the dmc, what did you make of that, what went through your mind when you saw that? i thought if an american dangerdid it saw that? i thought if an american danger did it the lesson they're talking, it was not the president. they have up the scale. it all very hopeful. —— an american representative did later. mr kim said he was not going to do it. i suspect that is how this will end this time because it would be like an act of weakness i think from the north korean point of view.|j an act of weakness i think from the north korean point of view. i think trump is the big of the world stage which he is of course. mr kim is just giving the impression that he isa just giving the impression that he is a reasonable person which i think it's fair enough but at the end of the day i have sai

would you give up political controversy over to enter mainstream politics what we got in mind for mr campbell in the future yeah my home aside i would move home if we if we go independent or move home permanently and i'm torn from day to day about whether that would be to form a new political party or to go and live in a cave with no internet for the rest of my life can be taken over from where the raimi are so convinced liberal democrat voters one thing somebody needs to. still cover i can assure you of a political career before i can do is present you with the other exam and create for the show you know the drill of those no even here can buy a few bill to get your hands for the good scotch and the risk of any liberal thank you very much on the pledge of. let us drill for a 2nd on the extent of the achievement of the 3 blogs we have covered thus far and the c.d.'s from bass is centered in scottish and northern irish politics wins over scotland slow growth too and the craig mundie bloc have generated huge interest to soar into the u.k. top 10 these 3 are very different in style and content c

mr. campbell is talking about a question and debates about u.s. engagement policy with china. i wonder if you believe the policy framework.states? what would be the consequence? >> good afternoon. approximately an hour ago the state department announced that u.s. special representative from north korea will travel to seoul, korea to meet with the republic of korea officials before joining u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo for the president's visit to seoul, korea. this seems to be an add-on to the initial group of folks that were scheduled to go there?'s i'm happy to listen to anyone's comments about what they think this might be added on for? thank you. >> we have the three questions, the consequences of a foreign policy, >> everyone going to have a different view on this. but i think there are some very hard lessons ahead for the united states. this is my view. the first would be that you look at a succession of reasonable bipartisan administration. you look at the status of certain types of negotiations and you look at president donald trump. and you found in a lot of cir

mr. campbell, i'd like to remind you, have three minutes. >> thank you. my name is napoleon campbell. when i was asked to think about how telematics has benefited us, three things stood out immediately. first, the emergency management benefits. our incident command center relied a lot on gps during the 2013 rem fire and geotracking in and around the fire zone. we could check the status of our vehicles and if they're stalled, moving, running, whatever, and tracking because it was a dangerous situation. als also, p.u.c.s finance and risk department, we were able to easily identify vehicle types for proper rate reimbursements, and we were able to track run times for that type of reimbursement. second, if we get a call into our department for a sewer issue, water main break, our dispatchers have access to a map in real-time. so when those calls come in, we can identify a vehicle group, for example, plumber trucks, and dispatch a vehicle group to the nearest situation. we can also assign emergency work to units in that area. third, improved safety risks, which you heard a little bit about

mr. campbell? go ahead. >> thank you for your presentation. thank you for the good work you do for san francisco. i appreciate that you are going to be targeting, trying to reach out to more children to participate in the education program. i am just wondering, what is the program in terms of the education component? are the kids coming to the museums, or are you going to the schools? >> we have a variety of programs most of the programs are currently on site, receiving ass , and we have something like 40,000 schoolkids visiting, but we also have a young ambassador program to be out in the streets of the city over the summer, handing out 700 passes to children, encouraging them to bring their families to museums. we hand out something like 40,000 passes in the course of the year, but we have a very active program for k. through 12 >> and when you have ambassadors handing out these passes, where are they targeting? what area of the city? >> i don't have the exact numbers, but my understanding is they are going through this city , and i should s

mr. campbell is talking about a question and debate in the united states about the u.s. engagement policy with china. i'm wondering if you believe the u.s. one-china policy framework which is based on three communiques and pra is being challenged and questioned in the united states. what will be the consequence if it's really changed? thank you. >> one more question. >> good afternoon. this is marti with newsnet news. approximately an hour ago, the state deparent announced that u.s. special representative for north korea, stephen biegun, i hope i'm pronouncing that correctly, will travel to seoul june 27th through 30th and meet with republic of crkorea officis before joining secretary pompeo for the president's visit to seoul. this seems to be an add-on to the initial group of folks, i guess, that were scheduled to go there, and i will be happy to listen to anyone's comment on what they think this might be added on here for and what it either foresees or doesn't. thank you. >> okay. we have the three questions. the consequences of the trump presidency on foreign policy.

mr trump also praised the foreign secretaryjeremy hunt. our correspondent glen campbellsident‘s comments at the world news media congress congress in glasgow. what do you make of president trump offering warmer words for your leadership rival boris johnson offering warmer words for your leadership rival borisjohnson than he does for you, does that help or hinder your he does for you, does that help or hinderyourcampaign?” he does for you, does that help or hinder your campaign? i think you have to ask boris whether that helps or hinders him, but what i would say isiam or hinders him, but what i would say is i am very proud as foreign secretary that we have the best relationship with the united states, andl relationship with the united states, and i am sad that some political parties have used this state visit when we are celebrating and remembering the normandy landings, the 400,000 american troops who lost their lives in the second world war, they are using it as a moment for virtue signalling. this isn't about any individual president or prime minister, this is about a

mr. madden. any questions, colleagues? great, thank you. miss campbell, does the d.l.a. have findings to share? >> yes, the board of supervisors is being asked to approve two local operating subsidy program agreements and each is for 15 years and six months and one for the bishop house at $5.6 million and the other for 149 mason street of $18.1 million over the term of the agreement. so table four and page 9 of our report summarizes this. and the per unit cost at bishop swing over a 15-year term is about $74,000. and up to 75 units for 129 mason is $123,000 for 56 units. the variance really has to do with bishop swing actually a much larger building with 135 total units so at that operating costs are being spread over a larger number of units with other funding sources. and we do recommend approval. >> supervisor mar: thank you. are there any members of the public that wish to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. i'd like to move that we send these items to the full board with positive recommendation. can we take that without objection? thank you. mr. clerk, please call it

economic sovereignty and political rights well campbell as a nation to bend a 5 in prosperous economy and we have all it takes to do so. the issue here is that mr kushner has and his plan has neither a an economic cost more a political horse the political horse was was shot in the head when the president declared divorce a limb the united capital of israel and move the embassy and all that followed after that with regards to the refugees with their guns for the settlements and then being illegal with regards to all the moves all the way to only 3 days ago and his national security adviser in the day and they show them valley promising that the u.s. will endure. control of the jordan valley and that extension which is by the way the strategic reserve out of palestine and now he talks about it an economic cost that doesn't exist it's really an exaggerated numbers nobody knows where this coming money come from what it's going to go and you know mr question of himself has been really sad this over the last few months and years cutting the entire u.s. aid from the order to the palestinian people including to hospitals and schools education to all th

mr. ginsberg, do we have agreement? >> that is correct. i do want to thank the b.l.a., in particular, juliet wilson, who worked with my staff, and in particular, kelly kirkpatrick, and severin campbell. >> item number 10 permits the department to impose flexible pricing on guest berthing fees at our marina harbor. it's 30 days or less, and prime yearly used by regional and traveling boaters throughout the year. an example of the flex pricing would be a $2 current rate going to $4, and the $4 would be applied generally during the fall and early -- summer and early fall, when we have special events at the yacht harbor. the fee increase will allow us to provide greater service of events during high use. item number 11 permits the department to apply flexible pricing at our specialty gardens and the coit tower. the plexible pricing would allow us to increase prices by 50% or lower prices by 25% only on nonresident adult fees. this flexible pricing would not apply to any residential fees or any nonsenior and new fees. the reasonables for the proposal is we want to ensure quality of service and quality of atmosphere at these specialty gardens and at coit tower. increasing fees will help u

economic sovereignty and political rights well campbell as a nation to build a 5 in prosperous economy and we have all it takes to do so. and the issue here is that mr kushner has and his plan has neither a an economic cost not a political horse the political horse was was shot in the head when the president declared divorce a limb the united capital of israel and move the embassy and all that followed after that with regards to the refugees with their guns for the settlements and then being illegal with regards to all the moves all the way to only 3 days ago and his national security adviser in the day and they show them valley promising that the u.s. will endure. control of the jordan valley and that extension which is by the way the strategic reserve out of palestine and now he talks about an economic cost that doesn't exist it's really an exaggerated numbers nobody knows where this coming money come from what it's going to go and you know mr kushner himself has been really sad this over the last few months and years cutting the entire u.s. aid from the order to the palestinian people including to hospitals and schools education to all of what th

economic sovereignty and political rights well campbell as a nation to bend a 5 in prosperous economy and we have all it takes to do so. the issue here is that mr kushner has and his plan has neither a an economic cost more a political horse the political horse was was shot in the head when the president declared divorce a limb the united capital of israel and move the embassy and all that followed after that with regards to the refugees with their guns for the settlements and then being illegal with regards to all the moves all the way to only 3 days ago and his national security adviser in the day and they show them valley promising that the u.s. will endure. control of the jordan valley and that extension which is by the way the strategic reserve out of palestine and now he talks about an economic cost that doesn't exist it's really an exaggerated numbers nobody knows where this coming money come from what it's going to go and you know mr question of himself has been really sad this over the last few months and years cutting the entire u.s. aid from the order to the palestinian people including to hospitals and schools education to all of wh