mr. city attorney can we do that. fall board of supervisors were moving that closer? >> the clerk has a preference you can set up to july 12 with a budget >> okay with you with a budget. okay. so motion by supervisor tammy for positive recommendati moved and seconded. can we take that without objection? without objection the motion passes. >>[gavel] >> without the closing out our departments reynoso colleagues connected in a motion to continue items five and six to our budget committee meeting for tomorrow? moved and seconded. can we take that without objection? without objection the motion passes. >>[gavel] >> with that mdm. clerk call item 2, please >> we can do two and three together >> item number two >>[reading code] item number three, >>[reading code] >> okay, thanks. i know the director is a. >> good afternoon supervisors. the first resolution is requesting your approval for the contracts for official newspaper advertising pursuant to san francisco administrative code 2.80 and 2.81. the estimated value is $420,000. the term of the contract is for the next fisca

mr. mayor are all the jobs you're creating in the city. one of the reasons that are capital planning process is so successful, started by the former former city administrator current mayor, ed lee 11 years ago and because of our long-range comprehensive planning where we are looking at projects, we've estimated how much the projects are going to be and when were going to complete it, then we make good on that promise. the voters and the residence of san francisco have appreciated. we delivered on a sf general hospital. we delivered on time and on budget a public safety building. we are keeping our promises and we are delivering our promises to the voters and the residence of the city. simply put, because of this good planning, arbitron ratings are high. they trust what we are doing in this 10 year long-range processor stopping fly-by-night ideas together. we are actually doing a lot of planning. so, i want to thank the department of public works in all the work they do. the clues behind us because as a resident in san francisco in i enjoye

mr. rose the opportunity to look at the temp salary issue. >> okay. colleagues motion we will continue-and then we will have our city of mr. grbac next wednesday our city administered back give mr. rosenfield >> >> mr. chairman, so there were those two positions which will go take a look at the would've anything to add on the digital services. again, were questioning the manager of the three employees that we don't have any other comments on that whatever the committee decides. on that >> okay. mr. rosenfield the one at anything at the moment? >> supervisor, it would be possible of this agreement on a majority of the items here in those three open issues to be held for us in terms of processing the budget the committee to take those places whether is it agreement and continue those three items until next week's discussion. >> okay. supervisor tang >> i deny the rest of the committees feel but in terms of the digital services program and the manager position, that something that i would actually support keeping in the budget for this particular upcoming year. per my understanding, i do believe it's really difficult for us to

because the democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton marching the streets of new york city. mr. muster, partygoers celebrated same-sex marriage. mr. heightened security measures and tributes to the 49 victims alumni club shooting marked the celebration. >>> the pride celebration drew huge crowds to san francisco this weekend. the city was prepared to handle the influx of people. we find out about the new security protocols people faced when they showed up to today's party. >>> the atmosphere is amazing. >> reporter: pride weekend. carried on without a hitch. >> i like the fact is a lot of people around. >> >> we're happy they do this. >> in addition to increased officers both uniformed and undercover, revelers had to go through security and metal detectors for getting anywhere close to the action. >>> they opened the back subjectively.. >> in response to the massacre in orlando this is the first year heightened security measures have been implemented in san francisco.>> will not back down for more police presence. we're here to keep people safe and we will do so in every way po

city. [applause] mrs. clinton: that is why it cities are where things are happening and getting done. i want to thank you. you're taking the lead in investing in early childhood education, curbing carbon admissions, ending veterans homelessness. [applause] mrs. clinton: implementing innovative transportation projects that connect affordable housing to job opportunities, and so much more. some experts have actually said that this could be the decade of the city, because our urban areas are growing twice as fast as they were in the last decade. cities are the major reason why our country has come back from the worst financial crisis since the great depression with more than 14 million private sector jobs created over the last six and a half years, said you know what we have accomplished, and you know how much more we have to do. your constituents are already working harder and longer just to keep their heads above water. too many of our urban neighborhoods are plagued by poverty that persists from generation to generation. communities of color still face barriers of systemic racism, wage

been set, but the president is scheduled to speak at a democratic fundraiser wednesday in new york city. mrs. clinton is expected to clinch the nomination on tuesday after six states including california and new jersey hold nominating contest. donald trump is dismissing critics of his comments that a judge of mexican heritage cannot be partial in a case involving him. said, "all i am endorsement has not been set, but the president is scheduled to speak at a democratic fundraiser wednesday in new york city. mrs. clinton is expected to clinch the nomination trying too is figure out why i am being treated so unfairly by a judge and a lot of people agree with it. the judge is presiding over one of the lawsuits against the defunct trump university. the department of justice officials are in north charleston today for a listing session. the doj is trying to inform the police department following a fatal shooting of an unarmed black motorist by a white police officer. the shooting was captured on video. last month, the doj announced a two-year agency review and city officials requested the action a

mr. city diverse income affect communities. with our newspaper in those racks we put out was a dirty racks with 97.5% pickup rate on those racks which means our newspapers getting red wanted by the people in our community. in addition to the conference of local editorial content we offer readers to medicine access to local san francisco businesses to advertising as well as community events to event sponsorship. as the city of san francisco hutto circulated newspaper we do out circulate the chronicle the printed copy and san francisco by more than 80,000 on sundays with and 55,000 on thursdays, and monday , tuesday, thursday more than 19,000 copies and sides san francisco can. is my time up? >> 3 second warning >> okay advertising costs are less than the chronicle that reach into the community sport represents. that's your conduct is been awarded for the event examiner on chronicle six month alternate ambrose. we all as recommendation he made the examiner turned to be the full fiscal year that

mr. grbac next wednesday our city administered back give mr. rosenfield >> >> mr. chairman, so there were those two positions which will go take a look at the would've anything to add on the digital services. again, were questioning the manager of the three employees that we don't have any other comments on that whatever the committee decides. on that >> okay. mr. rosenfield the one at anything at the moment? >> supervisor, it would be possible of this agreement on a majority of the items here in those three open issues to be held for us in terms of processing the budget the committee to take those places whether is it agreement and continue those three items until next week's discussion. >> okay. supervisor tang >> i deny the rest of the committees feel but in terms of the digital services program and the manager position, that something that i would actually support keeping in the budget for this particular upcoming year. per my understanding, i do believe it's really difficult for us to recruit really great it talent from the city given our ancient systems to wo

mr. cityattorney >> on item 12, following public comment, you are probably forwarded back to the full board is a committee report said department can be formally formed this group is possible. >> do we have a amendment two item 12? >> yes. the clerk's office got an error in the table contents on page 2. it doesn't matter for the section titles on page 4. so we provided a corrective copy to the clerk and would ask after public comment you make a motion to amend >> after public comment >> following public comment yes. >> we can to an out? >> right >> let's open this up to public comment. does anyone wish to comment on items 12-14? items 12-14, sir? >> bill quick my name is--i can solve the homeless problem with storage lockers in less than a year. know the way you do that is you fabricate storage lockers like they do in japan all over the world and you start stacking them up and you can solve the homeless problem in less than a good i promise you. all they need to be is fabricated with a little

mr. trump: the city of pittsburgh and the state of ofnsylvania have lost 1/3 their manufacturing jobs since the clinton's put china into the wto. 50,000 factories across america have shut their doors in that time. factory, because of your great owners, dave and gloria, in.anging they just told me, it is not easy. half of all of our manufacturing and trade deficits, and goods with the world, is the result of trade with china. it was also hillary clinton, the secretary of state, who showed us into a job-killing deal with south korea as reported by the mayomic policy institute in . this deal -- trade deficit with south korea and destroyed nearly american jobs. as bernie sanders said, hillary clinton voted for every trade agreement that has cost the workers of this country millions of jobs. [applause] trade reform and the negotiation of great trade deals is the quickest way to bring our jobs back to our country. [applause] mr. trump: to understand why trade reform creates jobs and it creates a lot of them, we need to understand how all nations grow and prosper. subtractsade deficit directly fro

mrs. christensen from the restriction regarding employment with the contractor for the city. happy to answer questions or leave it at that and turn to mrs. christensen mpt >> mrs. christensen, we will hear from you. >> i think i can do that. got a lot of practing being brief. good evening commissioners. thank you. i am grateful for your effort. i can tell from my experience it is a labyrinth out there and appreciate the clarity all of you bring. in this case i have to say it is a litm difficult for me to understand some of the barriers to the employment i'm seeking i want to be clear i have not gotten this position, i am merely put my name in contention for the position so i don't want to have a negative influence on the efforts of the search for this important position. just to clarify that. i should say, i became a supers visor not for political interest or be a yes person or tip the political spectrum, i became a supervisor because i care deeply about my district at the grassroots level and want to make sure those 234 interests are represented. in december 2014 people that

. >> i'll make a motion to continue to the through the chair that passed amazing thank you, mr. city attorney madam clerk anything else. >> there's no further business. >> >> thank you very >>> i'm nicole and lindsey, i like the fresh air. when we sign up, it's always so gratifying. we want to be here. so i'm very excite ied to be here today. >> your volunteerism is appreciated most definitely. >> last year we were able to do 6,000 hours volunteering. without that we can't survive. volunteering is really important because we can't do this. it's important to understand and a concept of learning how to take care of this park. we have almost a 160 acres in the district 10 area. >> it's fun to come out here. >> we have a park. it's better to take some of the stuff off the fences so people can look at the park. >> the street, every time, our friends. >> i think everybody should give back. we are very fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back. it's a great place for us. the weather is nice. no rain. beautiful san francisco. >> it's a great way to be able to h

mr. grbac next wednesday our city administered back give mr. rosenfield >> >> mr. chairman, so there were those two positions which will go take a look at the would've anything to add on the digital services. again, were questioning the manager of the three employees that we don't have any other comments on that whatever the committee decides. on that >> okay. mr. rosenfield the one at anything at the moment? >> supervisor, it would be possible of this agreement on a majority of the items here in those three open issues to be held for us in terms of processing the budget the committee to take those places whether is it agreement and continue those three items until next week's discussion. >> okay. supervisor tang >> i deny the rest of the committees feel but in terms of the digital services program and the manager position, that something that i would actually support keeping in the budget for this particular upcoming year. per my understanding, i do believe it's really difficult for us to recruit really great it talent from the city given our ancient systems to wo

. >> i'll make a motion to continue to the through the chair that passed amazing thank you, mr. city attorney madam clerk anything else. >> there's no further business. >> >> thank you very >> good morning and welcome to san francisco board of supervises budget and finance committee meeting for may 25, 2016. i'm mark farrell and clar and joined by

mr. mayor are all the jobs you're creating in the city. one of the reasons that are capital planning process is so successful, started by the former former city administrator current mayor, ed lee 11 years ago and because of our long-range comprehensive planning where we are looking at projects, we've estimated how much the projects are going to be and when were going to complete it, then we make good on that promise. the voters and the residence of san francisco have appreciated. we delivered on a sf general hospital. we delivered on time and on budget a public safety building. we are keeping our promises and we are delivering our promises to the voters and the residence of the city. simply put, because of this good planning, arbitron ratings are high. they trust what we are doing in this 10 year long-range processor stopping fly-by-night ideas together. we are actually doing a lot of planning. so, i want to thank the department of public works in all the work they do. the clues behind us because as a resident in san francisco in i enjoye

. >> i'll make a motion to continue to the through the chair that passed amazing thank you, mr. cityorney madam clerk anything else. >> there's no further business. >> >> thank you very >>[gavel] >> good afternoon and welcome to the local agency formation commission. i'm john avalos chair of the commission joined by the right by vice chair commissioner cynthia crews and to my left eric mar. mr. clerk please share with us your announcements >> [inaudible] coffee but from memory, please sounds all cell phones and electronic devices.

city. congresswoman democratic leader, nancy pelosi. >>[applause] >> thank you very much mr. mayor for your kind words. thank you for your leadership to be so much a part of making all this happened. thank you mr. mayer for focusing on the children are striving to increase in the schools which is so important to the life of our city. i want to join you and acknowledging our two mayors, tenant gov. newsom and willie brown supervisor janet kim. thank you because the pleasure to join the official tammy of san francisco to be at this opening and also to see so many families of san francisco who are here for the 21 years ago when san francisco sf moma ipo which is speaking that day after the same families to help that happen and now an ever widening circle of friends. of course, well deeply in debt to chuck schwab for his incredible leadership. his commitment to excellence in everything he does good we all blessed by your leadership, >>[applause] >> to the fisher family, what a remarkable thing. doris, it's all beautiful. it's a beautiful good i agree with bob, john would've had s

us i'd like to extend our opportunity and hope you have a look in the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mr. mayor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said your city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to e

all the acts of violence and added it is regrettable that violence has become a pattern for cities hosting mr. trump across the nation. >>> in oakland some new artwork for senator bernie sanders with. this is a mural being painted on the wall. the people are part of native-american union. they say the mur yal beyond the presidential campaign. we'll have more of what the candidates are doing three days before the primary. >>> still ahead, hillary clinton and bernie sanders taking the campaign down south. >>> plus, pieces of prehistoric sometimes on display. the new exhibit and it's opening in freemont. >>> bay area soccer fans going to great lengths to catch a glimpse of a soccer super star. okay, ready? whoa! [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. at an immigration forum in sylmar, california today. ==take vo== that's just north of los nles. >>> democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton spoke at an immigration forum in california today north of los angeles. during the small roundtable discussion clinton

mrs. pennsylvania. nbc 10 in center city for tonight's ter moany and contestants are moon the finalist. ey will represent the keystone state at the national mrs. america pageant in las vegas. we all know that voice. the keystone state boy's choir celebrated 15 go ahead anniversary tonight. a special concert and bobby hill performed with the choir. he sang during pope francis's visit last september. >> if you didn't get the opportunity to boy the kbr for today, tomorrow is looking just as nice. it will be beautiful for father's day and you won't be running into weather-related issues. the temperatures will continue to rise. they will begin monday evening and the temperatures will reflect that. into tuesday we are tracking showers. temperatures in the 60s. at 65 degrees right now. barmer for those of you in the township. in may's landing, temperatures have been less warm here towards the shore. the weather for tomorrow is looking beautiful. plenty of sunshine will be warm as well, but with the pattern remaining stagnant, we have knowa air quality alert that includes much of the area. and a

all the acts of violence and added it is regrettable that violence has become a pattern for cities hosting mr. trump across the nation. >>> you look at bernie sanders yesterday so very hot triple digits and backing off today. >>> we're cooling by five to seven degrees but if you're going from 105 down to 100 it's all relative but it's a good trend. the trend is what you want to see and we're starting to see that now. as we go through the weekend you see the fog spilling across the bay. the sign of the ocean air conditioning trying to make a comeback over san francisco. at least it's not near 100 degrees. it's closer to 90 after earlier going up to 91 degrees. we had mostly cloudy skies this morning and right around noon it was only 86 degrees but once the clouds started to clear out watch how the numbers started to rise again. now starting to see cooling. those high clouds we saw is riding off to the north. the clouds continue to clear and there is a chance for areas north of interstate 80 and north of sonoma county you may see a slight shans chance of a thunde shower. we'll have to watch out

us i'd like to extend our opportunity and hope you have a look in the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mr. mayor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said your city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to e

. >> with the acting chief out, the city and mr. has taken over the police department. and the mayor said that the investigation should be done in one week. >>> the police officers association put out a statement today saying that the segment - - that the statement does not represent what they stand for. and he said our officers are just as disappointed as everyone else in these blemished reputations for officers who work hard to serve our community every day. >> it was orlando's first major event with big crowds since the shooting last weekend. our reporter is looking at the tributes. >> reporter: the crowd sent a powerful message by wearing the colors of the rainbow. >> it shows unity and the that we are there with the families. >> the professional soccer team hosted the first major sporting event since last weekend. >> we are in a city where we will not give of - - into terrorism. >> the trip it was just one of many events scheduled throughout the weekend, offering support to victims families as they lay loved ones to rest. >> everyone was coming together. >> hundred

mr. shelton: i was a repairman in new york city. host: were you in the union? mr. shelton: i was. host: how did you grow your position? mr. shelton: i got elected actually president of the union june 8 of last year so today is my anniversary. someone sent me a t-shirt and it thatcwa on top and it has i have gone up through the ranks from the union through a local to the national union and held every job there is to hold in the national union and now i'm the president. host: when did your work with actual new york telephone end as a repairman when your union duties took over? mr. shelton: sometime in the late 70's i guess. of wireardson: in terms business, what is the future? couldsuggested verizon selloff to landline business. does this contract make that work more stable or more or less likely that verizon would try to sell the business? mr. shelton: i don't know that it does either. i don't know that verizon really does want to selloff. basisy do, they have no for their wireless business. they would have to be renting all kinds of technology and structure from another company th

mr. trump: we're going to rebuild our inner cities which are absolutely a shame and so sad. e going to take care of our african-american people that have been mistreated for so ong. [applause] mr. trump: we're going to make you and your family safe, secure and prosperous. prosperous again. together, we will put the american people first again. first again. we will make our communities wealthy. we will make our cities safe again. we'll make our country strong again. ladies and gentlemen, we will make america great again. remember. thank you. thank you. [applause] mr. trump: thank you very much, everybody. thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> ♪ no time for losers because we are the champions of the world ♪ ♪ we are the champions my friends and we'll keep on fighting until the end ♪ we are the champions we are the champions no time for losers ♪ >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton wins the nomination but

mr. grbac next wednesday our city administered back give mr. rosenfield >> >> mr. chairman, so there were those two positions which will go take a look at the would've anything to add on the digital services. again, were questioning the manager of the three employees that we don't have any other comments on that whatever the committee decides. on that >> okay. mr. rosenfield the one at anything at the moment? >> supervisor, it would be possible of this agreement on a majority of the items here in those three open issues to be held for us in terms of processing the budget the committee to take those places whether is it agreement and continue those three items until next week's discussion. >> okay. supervisor tang >> i deny the rest of the committees feel but in terms of the digital services program and the manager position, that something that i would actually support keeping in the budget for this particular upcoming year. per my understanding, i do believe it's really difficult for us to recruit really great it talent from the city given our ancient systems to wo

mr. grbac next wednesday our city administered back give mr. rosenfield >> >> mr. chairman, so there were those two positions which will go take a look at the would've anything to add on the digital services. again, were questioning the manager of the three employees that we don't have any other comments on that whatever the committee decides. on that >> okay. mr. rosenfield the one at anything at the moment? >> supervisor, it would be possible of this agreement on a majority of the items here in those three open issues to be held for us in terms of processing the budget the committee to take those places whether is it agreement and continue those three items until next week's discussion. >> okay. supervisor tang >> i deny the rest of the committees feel but in terms of the digital services program and the manager position, that something that i would actually support keeping in the budget for this particular upcoming year. per my understanding, i do believe it's really difficult for us to recruit really great it talent from the city given our ancient systems to wo

a city run by mr. ff, a city where there were more than 400 shootings just last month. think about that mark fuhrman is a former lapd homicide detective. great to see you both. 400 shootings. let me start with you on that. just last month. put that number in perspective for us. >> you can't, and along with that 66 people dead. i'm trying to figure out why there's not a curfew. they need to stem the violence at nighttime. they have to stop the bleeding but rahm emmanuel seems incapable of doing this i have to know how many black people have to be shot and kill eded before the director thinks this is an emergency. >> i think there's probably several reasons, one is the technology that every person has on the street this is kind of a self-induced wound that chicago has created this has been going on for 20 years plus. to not go in or not support officers with task force type units to go in and attack these gang members. let's be clear about this. most of these are gang related homicides, which makes it eas

mr. mayor are all the jobs you're creating in the city. one of the reasons that are capital planning process is so successful, started by the former former city administrator current mayor, ed lee 11 years ago and because of our long-range comprehensive planning where we are looking at projects, we've estimated how much the projects are going to be and when were going to complete it, then we make good on that promise. the voters and the residence of san francisco have appreciated. we delivered on a sf general hospital. we delivered on time and on budget a public safety building. we are keeping our promises and we are delivering our promises to the voters and the residence of the city. simply put, because of this good planning, arbitron ratings are high. they trust what we are doing in this 10 year long-range processor stopping fly-by-night ideas together. we are actually doing a lot of planning. so, i want to thank the department of public works in all the work they do. the clues behind us because as a resident in san francisco in i enjoye

but in that city mr. urbani has a representative. information from his facebook page show this individual was about six, eight weeks ago celebrating his marriage with urbani in person officiating. this is akin to having a very senior member of the clergy of iran, a personal representative of the supreme leader, celebrating the marriage of a muslim convert to islam in a very remote region of south america. it tells us how important that connection is, and it shows the link in this religious-social infrastructure in a critical point placed that is considered to be one of the highest in crime in latin america currently even worse than some of the colombian cities during the height of the drug crisis. the importance that this city has come to have in the design of iranian policy and in the interaction between hezbollah and iran in latin america. >> thank you. mr. chairman, i wish i could take more time. i didn't even get to any of the other issues. the iranian connection here, though, i would just recommend that we might want to take ano

mr. cityattorney >> on item 12, following public comment, you are probably forwarded back to the full board is a committee report said department can be formally formed this group is possible. >> do we have a amendment two item 12? >> yes. the clerk's office got an error in the table contents on page 2. it doesn't matter for the section titles on page 4. so we provided a corrective copy to the clerk and would ask after public comment you make a motion to amend >> after public comment >> following public comment yes. >> we can to an out? >> right >> let's open this up to public comment. does anyone wish to comment on items 12-14? items 12-14, sir? >> bill quick my name is--i can solve the homeless problem with storage lockers in less than a year. know the way you do that is you fabricate storage lockers like they do in japan all over the world and you start stacking them up and you can solve the homeless problem in less than a good i promise you. all they need to be is fabricated with a little

mr. obama, president obama's visit to hiroshima. people to the00 city. all around the world, that was reported. he has that kind of power and influence. , on that day, i had eight interviews. could you imagine? the tv stations coming to my place and asking what i thought about it. the president has. maybe he can do something like opportunity so he can mobilize. us whot him, but all of know something. we can intensify our efforts to make this issue credible and visible. i do not think we are doing enough. i don't feel that the government is encouraging the people to to live init is like the nuclear age. whether they think the ministry or the department of education, they should be doing a better job. canadaow in japan and in , i don't think the school system is doing a good job either. i think more budget could be directed to those educational institutions and intensify the teaching. of course, you had churches and the families, homes. the children's parents grew up without knowing about it. avoid children's questions. the children learn because parents a

mr. decide whether to amend the city's charter to create more affordable housing, requiring developers to sell and rent 25% of units in new developments at below-market rates. >>> the biggest contest for california itself is the race for the u.s. senate to replace retiring senator barbara boxer. voters can make their pick regardless of party. the top two vote getters advance. and tell come down to kamala harris and loretta sanchez, and if that muchs, it will be the first time that a republican has not appeared on the california ballot for u.s. senate. >>> and voters will decide whether to save the bay, fund shoreline improvements, clean up, and restoration projects. senator dianne feinstein is a supporter. >> our airports, freeways, infrastructure will be threatened. headquarters of tech companies, the lifeline of our regional economy will be forced to relocate and our natural resources could be drastically altered. >> the opponents call the measure unfair because big corporations like google would pay the same amount as private citizens. stay with kpix 5 as complete results roll in senat

mrs. clinton has stops in several cities today.one is in los gatos this sunday where she will stop by with bill clinton. >>> bernie sanders gaining ground before next tuesday's california primary. polls suggest it will be a tight race. today senator sanders will be back in the bay area for rallies in fairfield and santa rosa. yesterday he was in modesto and chico. next tuesday's primary quickly approaching on our home page. click on the voters' edge election guide to find indepth information on the candidates and local races. >>> dozens of law enforcement officials continuing to offer their support as we mentioned at the top of the show to the two fremont officers still hospitalized. they were shot on wednesday by a suspect who wreaked terror across a neighborhood. >> that's right. bob redell was there. this morning he is following the story at regional medical center because that's where the officers were being treated. what do we know about it, bob? >> fremont police tell us one of their officers is recovering well here in san jo

mr. new york city liberal shoot that target out there from 244 windswept yards. oh, wow.dropping and wind distant -- what? >> jesse: yeah, you want to aim 13 millimeters to the left, 4 millimeters high, and you'll hit dead center. [ laughter ] >> anthony: left? >> jesse: no, hold it right on. i'm just giving you a -- >> anthony: just hold it right on? >> jesse: i was just making you -- making a joke. >> anthony: taking advantage of the city boy. >> man 2: that wind's gotta be 20 miles an hour. >> daniel: yeah, holding the rifle in this wind without a brace, it's tough. >> man 3: all eyes are on you, no pressure. [ gunshot ] >> man 4: pretty close, huh? >> man 5: pretty close, yeah. >> man 6: yeah, he may have been a hair left. [ gunshot ] >> man 7: a little high that time, i think. [ gunshot ] a little right. shooting real good, though, tony. >> bill: i mean, you're not missing it by much. if you were elk hunting, you'd be hitting it. >> anthony: exhale, pull, and squeeze? >> daniel: the big -- the biggest thing is, just let it surprise you. as you're pulling the trigger,

lastly, to our city attorney, mr. gibner between these late nights is what i think we were talking super late last night or early in this morning i woke you up a few times oh thanks for your efforts in this regard. our clerk's office, thank you for being here in the last few days. doesn't it done without a famous 01 a thank you all for being part of this process and really proud that were the end of the road. and happy that were ended the road right now get for this year. something seven could open this up to a few comments and i know people to have to leave but let me view the sql things to begin after a few people say a few words. supervisor tang >> thank you. especially because i have to leave soon i just want to echo all the thanks that supervisor farrell just gave and i will not repeat all them. thank you for all your hard work. >> thank you supervisor 10 thank you supervisor yee >> thank you chair farrell. yes, i echo the same sentiments in terms of thanking everybody. i want to thank particularly my staff who w

mr. victor our city hall fellow working with the mayor's office. >> (clapping.) >> dr. christopher lee in the development office and supporting the work. >> (clapping.) >> mr. linda jordan our treasurer from lincoln high school thank you and like i would to unfortunately could only be here but anthony supporting our work at the high schools. >> (clapping.) >> thank you very much we have a number of speakers on this item all right. i'll call you up in a couple of different sets reverends. (calling names) >> two minutes each. >> my name is amos brown i'm the president of the san francisco branch of the national naacp and for 40 years been pastor of the historic thirds baptist church and directing your attention the course of 40 years the application to witness over long span of time the ebb and flow of opportunities and in the unified school district and i'm concerned about all people's no person is an island to himself or herself has john don said, however, this is to remind us momma may have poppa may have but god bless the child that has their own we've not had our own

city. what calculations enter your mind as terms of how you do it and when you do it? mr. us: you don't want to destroy the city to save it. there have been some cases in the clearance where an enormous distraction has been done to some of the cities that have been liberated. you also don't want to kill the civilians left there. they have been unable to get out. the islamic state has prevented them from evacuating the city. they have prevented the red cross from getting supplies to them. there is an urgency because the longer this goes on the more the civilians are going to suffer. say, they are not getting whatever limited water and other sources are left in fallujah. it could be as many as 500,000. charlie: you have a conflict between the shia militia and iraqi army? mr. petraeus: there is a potential for conflict between the militia and the sunni tribal fighters. between the militia and some of the other iraqi units. more importantly, the potential for conflict, which is fearful of these militias. afraid that they are going to bear some of the brunt of what takes place h

us i'd like to extend our opportunity and hope you have a look in the country city and our low development. >> thank you, mryor for this excellent presentation of achievements of our city is it so interesting what you said your city's image as 2020 before the aggregate promise emissions this is one of the in my view most important outcomes coming from paris the architect of paris agreement and she was agreeing with me the peak in 2020 both the underlying agreement is critical to reach our goal now the other thick that is critical to reach you are goals within the energies in greece in the urban systems and the entering green power is one we're fortunate to have other green power with gonzales is with us and can you tell us about our sclernz how do you merge the smart renewable and just the generation of models. >> okay. good afternoon and thank you for inviting me to participate first, let me explain the activity of urban power that is part of a viability and it is investing in renewables and investing in conventional duration that works and we we have activities in other places as well let's start to expla

mrs. clinton has stops in several cities tomorrow and will be in los gatos with former president bill clintonher rival, bernie sanders is gaining ground, polls suggest it will be a tight race for the democrats tomorrow. tomorrow, senator sanders will be back in the bay area, for rallies in fairfield and santa rosa. >> our june 7th primary is fast approaching on the home page right now, just click on our voters edgy election guide to find unbiased and indepth information on the candidates and local races. a translated version of the guide is also available in spanish. >> well, we continue to follow developing stories in fremont. the irving ton neighborhood is an active crime scene, 36 ours since the to officers were shot. a massive man hunt led ploos to this charred home, where the suspected gunman was holed up for hours and later found dead. dozens of law enforcement officials continue to offer support to the two officers still hospitalized in regional medical center in san jose. we are live in fremont with the very latest and jean, we know there was an officer in critical condition, has his

if i made through the chair, i would like to ask a question if i may to the city attorney. mr.deputy is sen. john another people gibner a number people have been raising concerns about the committee's indecency at. can you explain how we have addressed that issue and how you feel about the legality of what were putting before this body today? >> city attorney: deputy city attorney john gibner. first of all, as we do any time members of the public right litigation to challenge any ordinance proposal for the board, we've advise you confidentially regarding legal issues, but generally, following your direction, we drafted this ordinance in order to avoid the medication decency act issue that is been raised publicly that you mentioned. essentially, the ordinance does not regulate the cot

mr. butler sat down with us to talk about religion in 20th century new york city and talked to us about misconceptionsd this year in providence, rhode island. >> jon butler, you are writing a book called "god ith

about 200 people are gathered here right now at san jose city hall. mr.f them are from organizations like youspace. they're focusing on healing, but this is also a call to action to take steps to keep this community safe. >> amanda -- >> as the names of the victims of the massacre read, the pride flag was lowered to half staff outside the city council chambers in san jose. among those honoring the victims, newlyweds terry vargas and johnny psych. >> we've always been targeted. i don't want to get used to it. >> santa clara county's first openly gay supervisor organized the gathering. >> as we gather here today as one community. we are sending a message to the world that here in santa clara county, we do not tolerate hatred or violence. >> law enforcement leaders here agree security is critical. >> we're definitely going to be looking into how we can provide security to the gay bars that are in the area. we work very closely with the frank center. >> it's up to us as a community to report acts that we think may be suspicious. >> some question whether that

mr. rosenfield, welcome >> good afternoon ben rosenfield city controller. you're familiar with our office. i'll be very concise but as you generally know we want to ensure the city's financial integrity and to promote efficient effective and accountable government. we provide a number of different services your and our government always the financial services, accounting, payroll, we administer the city's budget. we manage the city status. additionally, we have eight and array of auditing and reporting, and assistant services that we provide over there is city operations and performance. importantly, increasingly, we are running the core it systems on which many of these services work. our 16-17 budget totals about 16.9-$69.5 million. this is showing you just and broad scope the different services and divisions we operate. i think the ones to note today that were right-were halfway through now in a very large project which this board approved last year to replace the city's 35-year-old financial system. so you concede that makes up about 20% of our budget f

mr. sanchez is kind the biggest slot in the city i've never mets anyone out of control as the the academy of art. >> i'm tom jones a resident in san francisco and a past person with the cal poly i know about institutional master planning having sat on the presidents council in san louis abyss the planning department has had a hard time dealing with the client i think that is for those are not small cases they're an institution without new acquisitions controls 1.5 million square feet of academic space that supports housing and commercial the 22 violations are associated with the real estate empire and the market-rate leases partly owns the bank of america building and ms. hester talked about the attorneys 2, 3, 4 and 5 were you acquiring other three hundred and 90 square feet since the eir process started they may have a new attorney but the zoning administrator is kind he can't take the gloves off they're playing a cynical game in the city it has to end all you need to do to support our own planning department and not take on the advice of the attorneys asking for an extension thank you.