mr. city attorney -- >> deputy city attorney job gibner. so you could -- i believe everybody within that hearing could be discussed at part part of the budget when the department comes back. >> okay colleagues let's file this and continue to talk about these items when ms. sue comes before us again. >> that's fine. >> motion to file number one without obsigz. so moved. items two and three are the budget so can i have a motion to continue to monday the 24. we do so without opposition. so moved. items number four and five regarding treasure island development authority and the office of community investment infrastructure and continue those to wednesday the 26. so moved. okay. >> mr. chairman i believe those are not on the agenda for wednesday. i believe those -- >> thursday. my apologize. motion to rescind the vote. okay. so we're going to do it for thursday. >> continue to thursday. >> okay. continue to next thursday. do that without opposition. so moved. item number six and seven have to do w

item number eight we have some amendments mr. city attorney to item eight. >> yes. john gibner deputy city attorney again. two items that have been requested which the board can take with one vote. one is change out dated references to the art commission to the current name arts commission and the second is to change the type of fund for the war memorial to a category four fund which is an interest bearing fund. >> okay. colleagues any questions on those? can i have a motion to accept the amendments. >> so moved. >> so moved. and can i have a motion to move the item to the full board. do so without opposition. okay. item nine. can i have a motion to move it to the full board. >> so moved. >> july 16 without opposition. similar motion number 10 to move to the full board on july 16. >> so moved. >> do so without opposition. >> item 11 similarly we need some amendments mr. city attorney. >> john gibner deputy city attorney again. this is just fixing some section numbers typos. >> okay. colleagues any questions? can i have a motion to amend -- per the city attorney's com

item number eight we have some amendments mr. city attorney to item eight. >> yes. john gibner deputy city attorney again. two items that have been requested which the board can take with one vote. one is change out dated references to the art commission to the current name arts commission and the second is to change the type of fund for the war memorial to a category four fund which is an interest bearing fund. >> okay. colleagues any questions on those? can i have a motion to accept the amendments. >> so moved. >> so moved. and can i have a motion to move the item to the full board. do so

and item number two mr. city attorney sorry >> i don't believe you took public comment before the votes. >> we did. okay item number two supervisor avalos do youe any other comments before we send this forward >> i just heard from rick that we are - if we actually had the chronicle and examiner in item number one the examiner would be the paper for the first fiscal year and the chronicle with the second. so my clerk will work with the staff to get this done >> so we'll approve item number one with the chronicle or - >> so we'll keep item number one and we'll work on the full board and item number two we'll move forward with the caveat with the clerk to

can keep people much safer in new york city. >> mr. liu, i got straight answers from you tonight. that's very rare when somebody is running for office. >> hold on a second you should have me more often then. >> appreciate you talking to "the ed show." thanks so much. i'm ed schultz. we'll see you tomorrow night at 5:00 eastern. have a good one.

them and they don't have to go to the outside of the city as well. >> mr. chairman, actually if the department is committing that they are going to save the $30,000 in the hotel rooms, we would recommend approval. if the department is suggesting that the board of supervisors request the controller to submit rescinding legislation of the moneys that you just appropriated in this year's next year budget, this year, now, beginning july 1, then we would recommend approval of this item. we are not... there is... the only way that you can get savings is you have to take it out of the budget. and savings does not just materialize, you have appropriated the funds and now you have to rescind the funds. >> we are prior to sign the leases of the legislation to

smoking free areas, what would be your physical imprint in this guideline, on the street of new york city? mr. thompson? be rememberede to for education, and, obviously, if there is a physical part, it would be more schools and schools that are in better shape, but i want my legacy to be new york city's education system being better, that the achievement gap be closed at schools, and if you want to talk physical plants, that schools are not closed any longer, that we have turned those schools around, that young people are able to do college-level work, that they are able to go off and do jobs. the physical plant, i would say schools built, but the truth is education. that is what i want to be remembered as. >> mr. wiener? >> they talked about how bloomberg transformed the skyline by shiny new market rate housing. the challenge facing the middle .lass may not be things that go this is the guy who wanted to -- i think we have to improve our schools, things that do not go into a diorama on the first page, but things that citizens can see and touch that are real. most new yorkers watching this pr

city on a level playing field. equal opportunity is what we need to restore. >> mr. . alwanese. albanese: we should be the common sense city. i want to be remembered as somebody who put plans into place to make sure that the city can survive the next hundred years. our infrastructure has to be improved, we have to protect our shorelines, our power grids. that's not a very sex i thing that gets you votes, but it's very important. i want to prepare the city for the next hundred years. i wallet people to say he made the city a better place for us and our children in terms of infrastructure, in terms of schools and also treating people fairly. >> ms. quinn, how would be quinn new york after bloomberg new york? kip quinn at the end of my eight years in office the host important thing will be to see that there's more people in the middle class than there are at the beginning of my term. that's one thing i'm going to want to fight for, more folks in the middle class. two, at the end of my eight years i wallet those folks to have 40,000 more apartments that the city's built that they can

the director for the department of public works for the city and county of san francisco, mr. clean man, robin nu for our next award. (applause) >> how is everyone doing? >>> good. >> are we excited? >>> yeah. >> all right, thank you. first of all, congratulations to all the awardees and to nen for doing such a great job. it is very, very important to honor all the people who are working hard to make our city be the beautiful and greener city it can be. big hand to all of you. (applause) >> all right. so, i'm up here to present the graffiti-watch volunteer award and the graffiti watch program is a program that started about four years ago. over 300 people enrolled in the program, and about 180 of very,

to go forward and support the city as we go through the lengthy process with a city wide action so thank you supervisor. >> mr. brooks. >> good afternoon supervisors. eric brooks representing san francisco green party and the local grass roots organization "our city." one of the issues that we worked on was formula retail and getting a lot of restrictions put on against it so i want to definitely applaud supervisor kim for going after interim protections. just from a global perspective i would say even though i'm a californian and i spend time in the midwest where there is no protection against formula retail and it's like living inside of a cement shopping mall. it's a real drag and the best way to ruin san francisco economy is not put restrictions on formula retail. another issue is no matter how good a formula retail installation is for a neighborhood, no matter the face lift it gives, you still have the issue that a large amount of the money made at the business, even if hiring local people, a large part of the money leaves the economy and doesn't come back and the more it's with local businesses the mone

mr. president, the city attorney, and members of the board. and treasurer, others, this is a glorious and gracious day and it is a day, frankly that i was not necessarily looking forward to be candid to you when this started. because i grew up in the marina district and i remember falling into the old lagoon there thinking that i would drawn only to find out that it was one inch deep. loving my days at the palace. no one gave me the memo. this is what happens when you are the ex-memo, i came down on a sunday and you guys were closed. and i had a crying kid in the back devastated she could not come back to the exporatorium. she had been waiting for this day, unfortunately she is in preschool and i could not get her out. so this is spectacular. and i am just grateful to all of you. one things that is not lost on any of us, we are not completing with cheap labor, we are competing with cheap genius and i say that to say this, the three c is not just the three rs, this notion as dan was saying of collaboration, curiosity and creativity and become t

and believe me, it was a ball having george as mayor of this city. mr. mayor, i never had so much fun. [laughter] >> as i did with george, enjoying every aspect, having been a son of the city, having been raised by a single mother here in this city, and having an extended relationship with the italian community and that heritage, having an extended relationship with a catholic community, in then probably the most radical person other than john burton in existence in this whole city. he became the mayor of this town. and he set the stage for everybody you see before you, every single zoll tear i person here on this stage is the end property of what moscone envisioned and what george moscone did. he partnered up with harvey milk to continue that process in the halls of this incredible building. * their death on the same day and by the same hand was literally the end product of what had been an incredible team for achievement purposes in every single solitary category. and now when i walk around the city, whether it's in the embarcadaro, whether it's mission

a's heavily favored. 23 years later in the queen's city. mr. guy inemmo. privacy, please.ce off the field didn't look like much when hit it but it went out next thing brandon phillip was a base hit to center.:ykmlde÷ josh redic, good contact. and right by the track in the 4th derek robinson bunts. and that is where we are now. 3-0 in the 8th. 49ers open this thursday)i; . bolden may prove to be brilliant. veteran don't want to play that much in the preseason. >> you want to get comfortable. so, you know i look forward to preseason. i know there are times when you don't play a lot. i think more snaps you can get, more prepared you'll be. >> riley cooper returned to practice today apologized again but did not ask teammates to forgive him. cooper caught on tape making racist remarks turned into a racial fire storm. cooper said asking for forgiveness would be axí÷ burdn to teammates. he says just judge him by actions going forward. >> i talked to everyone individually. and toll them i don't want to you forgive me because that puts burden on you. i want it all on me. >> only t

a's heavily favored. 23 years later in the queen's city. mr. guy inemmo. privacy, please. the field didn't look like much when hit it but it went out next thing brandon phillip was a base hit to center.:ykmlde÷ josh redic, good contact. and right by the track in the 4th derek robinson bunts. and that is where we are now. 3-0 in the 8th. 49ers open this thursday)i; . bolden may prove to be brilliant. veteran don't want to play that much in the preseason. >> you want to get comfortable. so, you know i look forward to preseason. i know there are times when you don't play a lot. i think more snaps you can get, more prepared you'll be. >> riley cooper returned to practice today apologized again but did not ask teammates to forgive him. cooper caught on tape making racist remarks turned into a racial fire storm. cooper said asking for forgiveness would be axí÷ burdn to teammates. he says just judge him by actions going forward. >> i talked to everyone individually. and toll them i don't want to you forgive me because that puts burden on you. i want it all on me. >> only two sta

people, i'm going to try to find the way to good security in this country, people who love our cities, mroner, who love walking the streets of our cities in nighttime and in day and would like to walk to as many neighborhoods as they could at night without fear of death or mugging or something else. i believe police have a responsibility. i want the honest police officer man or woman, white, black, hispanic, latina or latino to do their job. my question is this, police are not scarecrows and don't just walk around in uniforms and nice hats and do their jobs by simply showing up. they have to take action, pro action to prevent crime. what's an appropriate role for a police officer if he sees people in his sights that he believes are out for trouble. in other words, let's take the example of a gang that has just suffered a hit and he thinks that gang is going out for revenge that night. what's the proper role to prevent that crime? >> you would want it your officers to be cops, what cops are paid to do which is to go in harm's way. if they see something that rises to the level of a suspicio

mr. tray, it's always good to see teachers in city hall, so keep doing it. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is adraoe yan and i'm with planned parenthood based here in san francisco, good to see you, supervisor campos, we strongly encourage you to retain healthy san francisco, [inaudible] we know first hand the importance of the healthy san francisco plays and health being in our community, while planned parenthood supports the affordable health act and its access that health insurance provides, two key problems continue to exist, health insurance will not be affordable to many people and many people will not be eligible for any sort of health coverage under the nca, affordability, more low-income people will be eligible for expanded medi cal, health insurance covered will still not be affordable for many, especially in a high cost city like san francisco, people will not be able to afford this health !insurance premium, a 2012 survey of planned parenthood clients showed that 60% of our patients had no health insurance because they couldn't afford any monthly premium whatsoever, 2

mr. corbett doing in the city? he was on a six-month stint at our corporate office.ny drug incidents in his personnel file? no. i don't know why they'd be at that hotel. the bank leased him a very nice townhouse on the west side. thanks. from townhouse to flophouse. fresh tracks. look at these bruises. that's probably from being beaten. and then there's this interesting crescent-shaped cut on his arm. you got a timeline on his drug use? he's a new recruit. cause of death was respiratory arrest from an overdose. his tan is even between his fingers. spray on. and he got his eyebrows waxed. i doubt he picked up metrosexual grooming tips in grand rapids. there was a party. they didn't see it. who--who didn't see it? russ. where's russ? mrs. corbett, you said "they"? sammie, bernard, they didn't see it. she's lucky to be alive. the amount of heroin in her system should have been enough to kill her. (goren) to kill her? they might have used heroin to chemically restrain them over the long weekend. while their nice townhouse sat empty. this is one of our most distinguished

and by having a much closer community-police relation, we can keep people much safer in new york city. >> mr. liu, i got straight answers from you tonight. that's very rare when somebody is running for office. >> hold on a second you should have me more often then. >> appreciate you talking to "the ed show." thanks so much. i'm ed schultz. we'll see you tomorrow night at 5:00 eastern. have a good one. >>> paralyzed with fear in the raging waters. >> i wanted to scream, i wanted to be off my car, but i couldn't move. >>> stranded on a frozen ocean in a sinking ship. >> i knew this was the end. i knew i was going to die. >>> trapped in a burning car with young children inside. >> there's a baby in there. >> i was terrified when i couldn't get her seat belt undone. >>> falling to earth in a deadly spiral. >> dana! >> a bad dream with no end in sight. >> oh, my gosh, i'm so scared. >> complete, absolute, utter terror. >> then, o

especially in this room, but the director for the department of public works for the city and county of san francisco, mrobin nu for our next award. (applause) >> how is everyone doing? >>> good. >> are we excited? >>> yeah. >> all right, thank you. first of all, congratulations to all the awardees and to nen for doing such a great job. it is very, very important to honor all the people who are working hard to make our city be the beautiful and greener city it can be. big hand to all of you. (applause) >> all right. so, i'm up here to present the graffiti-watch volunteer award and the graffiti watch program is a program that started about four years ago. over 300 people enrolled in the program, and about 180 of very, very active people,. very, very active means those people go take time out of their busy day to go remove graffiti and make san francisco be graffiti-free. and in that 180 there are very, very few that get up early in the morning, early -- i mean, 3:00, 4 o'clock to go and make sure the neighborhood is clean before everybody wakes up to see a nice clean street or nice clean wall. and the awa

well-regarded members of congress, the speaker of the state assembly, and the mayor of the state's largest city, mroker, who is way out ahead. he leads by something like 35% in the polls. his stature, his perceived promise in national politics is just overwhelming the people he's competing against. but it is quality competition on the democratic side. a strong field. on the republican side it's different. the current republican front-runner is steve lonegan, the ex-mayor of bogota, new jersey. the latest news from his campaign is having to take down this tweet identifying what they say are the most africa-like parts of newark. because -- geez, man. come on. the campaign took it down and then did the honorable thing. they found a young staffer to blame it on. for whatever reason, maybe because it is august, the just under the surface cross-current of crazy in our national republican party seems to be surfacing everywhere right now. for example, it just took over the whole republican party in the otherwise fairly reasonable state of oregon. on the surface this is just a story about turnover in the to

resolution between the city through the treasure island authority and the san francisco transportation authority yerba buena island ramps for a total of $81,700,000. >> thank you. mr. beck. >> thank you supervisor farrell, members of the committee. we have before you two memorandum of agreements between the transportation authority and tida and the city and county of san francisco for services to reconstruct the westbound on rampos the east side of yerba buena island. the first is for right-of-way services to accept from transfer from the navy through us through tida the property which the rachs are constructed and after that transfer the properties to caltrans. the second is for the construction much the ramps itself and i have a powerpoint and we have the transportation authority also here. i would point out that the transportation authority board yesterday did approve these moa's on behalf of the transportation authority. [inaudible] between tida and transportation authority and the ramps project we're going to construct and i will take any questions you may have. tida and mta entered into a agreement and there is a increase in the local match of 750,000 to inc

what would be the physical imprint in the skyline on the street of new york city? mr. thompson? ation and more schools and better schools better shape. i want my legacy to be new york city's education system being better. that the -- the achievement gap be closed as schools -- if you want to talk physical plans. that scoonts aren't closed any longer. we have turned the cools around that our young people are able to do college level work and able to get jobs. that our -- it's a physical plan, i would say school -- but the truth is it's education. >> moderator: mr. weiner? weiner: "the new york times" did a how they transform the skyline by shiny new market rate house. it's a wrong way to be loo at the city. it might not be things that go in -- he wanted to build a stadium open the west side and deathered while ground zerona didn't get redeveloped. we have to see health care, improve the school. things that don't go to i did ram ma on the front page but things citizen can touch and see are real. most new yorkers are watching the program will not be able to move to the market-raise

garisson, the board and the entire city ask you and mr. mogabo thank you very much. we know you have family members with you. we would like to meet them. >> thank you very much. to first with [inaudible] a hero. we did what we were supposed to do for the city and county of san francisco. that's what we are known for and i believe my co-inspectors would have done the same thing if they were there. before i say anything i want my commander lee to come over here with me. [applause] i want to thank each and every one of you with trust in me [inaudible] and ed reiskin for making one of the best choices i have seen in mta. i could not have been prouder with them being here with me. when i first met her and first introduced -- somebody wanted to introduce me. she said "no, i know him. he's justice" and continued and [inaudible] the atmosphere at the job was so low but when she came the the moral was so high. in a scale of 10 to one we're now eight to nine. i want to thank you so much for making that good choice and also the deputy here chris, my best partner cheryl garisson

city, around healthy homes and integrated pest management. so, i'd like you to sit back for these two presentations and for the first one that's being presented by mr. clark hatchet, "pirates of picture yourself as a new owner of the city and you've been given a letter from us that says there is a new check out bag ordinance. you have some questions. ~ mr. hatch is going to share with you all the ins and outs of the new ordinance. when he's done, from the [speaker not understood] program is going to step up to give a presentation. and for that one i'd like you to sit back and picture yourself as a homeowner of san francisco or tenant in san francisco dealing with issues of what products to help -- to bring into the home to clean that are going to be less toxic to their families. so, because of that we're not here today to present on the campaign overall. this is really just about the messaging. i also do want to acknowledge that both the presentations of materials that come in multiple languages, these two are in english. but yo

through better libraries and our city leadership deserves such a big round of applause fortaking these steps [ applause ] i also really want to single out our partnership with mr. parks and the library. this is how cities are supposed to be. i don't know if many of you had the opportunity to come and join us at the west sunset ribbon-cutting, when we jointly opened the ortega public library and playground in this beautiful space on a beautiful sunny day just like this we celebrated a brand-new hub and we did it actually out in the sunset and this might just be the crown jewel of them all. if proposition b passes, it's $5.5 million to at long last rebuild joe dimaggio playground and create for this space all of the incredible potential that it has. my very, very first day on the job, my very first day as s as rec and park director i met with luis and my staff and said there are only six words that you need to know. that is it. do you remember them in a? there are only six words that you need to know and that is, "the library belongs on the triangle." [ laughter ] and here we are on the triangle. [ applause ] so my last big thank you and before i give my last th

city. so, congratulations. i'm going to go find my kids. this is a wonderful asset we have here in san francisco. (applause) >> thank you, supervisor. and, mr. treasurer, come on up for a brief second. he's been sitting there very patiently. come on up. >> thank you, phil. hello, everyone. in the treasurer's office we bring in the money that make all the city departments able to do their work. we also keep the bond proceeds safe. for all the good work the city departments do, we can't do it without communities. so, i'm honored to come here and give my respect to the friends of lafayette park and all the community groups around the city to make places like this beautiful place possible. thank you very much, everyone. (applause) >> thank you, jose. all right. we're moving through. we are almost done. next up i want to bring up the rec and park commission is made up of 7 people, citizens, volunteers like yourselves, who support our park system, make very tough policy decisions, listen for hours and hours and hours and hours of public input and they do that because they love their parks. so i'd like to welcome up the vice-chair of the commissio