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mr. shaw-supervisor kim >> questions for mr. starr. i am supportive of a fee out in this particular site. because it is clear that this project owned open spaces publicly a public open spaces not well utilized and even with the additional signage. it makes much more sense for us to use funding for this to improve open space which will require more open space in the south of market area. but i'm curious as to why if we pass the ordinance that would take care of of violation this already occurred. that's the first question is the second question is, what is the penalty or fee associated with that violation of this law? >> to the first question, if we try everything we can to make the violator abated so we don't go to that step of charging a fee.. so we have been working with them over the past few years to try to get them to abate. as for the fee, i'm sorry i'm not sure i can try to check with my colleagues to see if they can let me know >> we do have a set fee, though >> yes. i believe- >> why would we believe that if we pass this legis

mr. shaw-supervisor kim >> questions for mr. starr. am supportive of a fee out in this particular site. because it is clear that this project owned open spaces publicly a public open spaces not well utilized and even with the additional signage. it makes much more sense for us to use funding for this to improve open space which will require more open space in the south of market area. but i'm curious as to why if we pass the ordinance that would take care of of violation this already occurred. that's the first question is the second question is, what is the penalty or fee associated with that violation of this law? >> to the first question, if we try everything we can to make the violator abated so we don't go to that step of charging a fee.. so we have been working with them over the past few years to try to get them to abate. as for the fee, i'm sorry i'm not sure i can try to check with my colleagues to see if they can let me know >> we do have a set fee, though >> yes. i believe- >> why would we believe that if we pass this legisla

kim: i'm reading a shift of .003 ininhe graviton shear. status? tuvok: shields holding. intain course and heading, mr. paris. kim: sensors are functioning. our course is still clear. captain, i recommend we go to three quarters impulse. increasing power to the engines could affect chaotic space. there are too many unknowns. at this speed, we should see daylight in about two months. the longer we're in chaotic space, the longer we're exposed to these unknowns. his logic is undeniable, captain. we should increase our speed. finally. gic? take a look at this. it's the first beacon we launched o. we've been going in circles? to be precise, one largrgcircle. hold our position. all stop. report. there is a pattern. order to chaos? observe. an isolinear frequency. some kind of signal? we haven't located the source. it may be natural-- a star or quasar that has managed to survive in chaotic space. but it could be a transmission. possibly. have you tried the standard language decryptions? all of them with no success. supply lately. impossible. captain? and to think... that kept me from getting an "a." it was the only question i i ssed in exo-gene

that's a huge value to the consumer. >> mr. kim elman, you your any report coming out a day, 46 per month that cable subscribers paying. how does that fit into what mr. stephenson was saying, this is the new kind of offering that could help bring the prices down. >> it extremely welcome in the marketplace to see the direct tv now offering and challenging cable, which no one traditionally has gone out of their historical telephone region or cable region to challenge i'm other. all good. that's all premier jerry. applaud that. the present is what happens when you combine all of these assets? and that's the fear. and again, it may be a wonderful product, mr. stephenson says pay once. sounds grate, but if it's what happens to others who want to get on that service? if reality zero rated are they all going to get on? what happens to others who want too offer a different product? are they all going to be able to get time warner content under the same terms and conditions or up bundled. so there a variety of competitive arms in comparison

mr. shaw-supervisor kim >> questions for mr. starr. i am supportive of a fee out in this particular site. because it is clear that this project owned open spaces publicly a public open spaces not well utilized and even with the additional signage. it makes much more sense for us to use funding for this to improve open space which will require more open space in the south of market area. but i'm curious as to why if we pass the ordinance that would take care of of violation this already occurred. that's the first question is the second question is, what is the penalty or fee associated with that violation of this law? >> to the first question, if we try everything we can to make the violator abated so we don't go to that step of charging a fee.. so we have been working with them over the past few years to try to get them to abate. as for the fee, i'm sorry i'm not sure i can try to check with my colleagues to see if they can let me know >> we do have a set fee, though >> yes. i believe- >> why would we believe that if we pass this legis

mr. shaw-supervisor kim >> questions for mr. starr. am supportive of a fee out in this particular site. because it is clear that this project owned open spaces publicly a public open spaces not well utilized and even with the additional signage. it makes much more sense for us to use funding for this to improve open space which will require more open space in the south of market area. but i'm curious as to why if we pass the ordinance that would take care of of violation this already occurred. that's the first question is the second question is, what is the penalty or fee associated with that violation of this law? >> to the first question, if we try everything we can to make the violator abated so we don't go to that step of charging a fee.. so we have been working with them over the past few years to try to get them to abate. as for the fee, i'm sorry i'm not sure i can try to check with my colleagues to see if they can let me know >> we do have a set fee, though >> yes. i believe- >> why would we believe that if we pass this legisla

mr. shaw-supervisor kim >> questions for mr. starr.t in this particular site. because it is clear that this project owned open spaces publicly a public open spaces not well utilized and even with the additional signage. it makes much more sense for us to use funding for this to improve open space which will require more open space in the south of market area. but i'm curious as to why if we pass the ordinance that would take care of of violation this already occurred. that's the first question is the second question is, what is the penalty or fee associated with that violation of this law? >> to the first question, if we try everything we can to make the violator abated so we don't go to that step of charging a fee.. so we have been working with them over the past few years to try to get them to abate. as for the fee, i'm sorry i'm not sure i can try to check with my colleagues to see if they can let me know >> we do have a set fee, though >> yes. i believe- >> why would we believe that if we pass this legislation because it violation

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>>i would like to thank supervisor kim and mr. macy and mr. rodriguez. even when corporate accountability worked with her former mayor gavin newsom to be one of the first cities in the country to look at the problem of plastic pollution and the carbonization of water to challenge the big soda companies who challenge the privatization of water and to use reusable water containers as opposed to single use plastic water bottles. this project has come forward as we are at a time at standing rock on the sioux reservation is saying the water is life as people defend the environment and their communities but groups like center for biological diversity and in attempt to protect the environment and protect the city i would also like to say that surf rider foundation and food and water watch and save the bay have been working with the center for biological diversity to look at the bigger picture of plastic pollution and how we meet our zero waste goals at the city. and, i just wanted to thank that working group that will continue in the future we are to look at pl

mr. turner: kim's direct, persistent and dedicated work has made it better in the lives many y, including counties, shelby and others. kim resolved problems across multiple issues such as veterans, social security, medicare, immigration by developing a strong and long lasting relationship with federal agencies. i made the point to stop by her office every day i saw her and thanked her for being there. but in the words of her constituents, it's probably best reported as to her impact. they have said, quote, i don't know what i would have done without you. quote, i will never forget your kindness. quote, we deeply appreciate your attention to our claim. quote, we cannot express our gratitude to you enough. quote, i appreciate your help more than words can express, and there are still good people in this world who still care and want to help. you are one of those. on behalf of your co-workers and the countless constituents you have assisted, your knowledge, compassion and efficiency will be sorely missed. thank you for representing my office in the highest standards. i hope you enjoy your re

>>i would like to thank supervisor kim and mr. macy and mr. rodriguez. even when corporate accountability worked with her former mayor gavin newsom to be one of the first cities in the country to look at the problem of plastic pollution and the carbonization of water to challenge the big soda companies who challenge the privatization of water and to use reusable water containers as opposed to single use plastic water bottles. this project has come forward as we are at a time at standing rock on the sioux reservation is saying the water is life as people defend the environment and their communities but groups like center for biological diversity and in attempt to protect the environment and protect the city i would also like to say that surf rider foundation and food and water watch and save the bay have been working with the center for biological diversity to look at the bigger picture of plastic pollution and how we meet our zero waste goals at the city. and, i just wanted to thank that working group that will continue in the future we are to look at pl

kim's in studio with more on mr. trump's reaction to the c-i-a report. president elect donald trump says he believes the c-i-a has no idea who was "i think it's ridiculous. i think it's just another excuse. i don't believe it. i don't know why, and i think it's just... you know, they talk about all sorts of things. every week, it's another excuse. we had a massive, landslide victory, as you know, in the electoral college. i guess the final number is 306 and she's down to a very low number. no, i don't believe that at all." and some senators... voicing concerns over another issue: the leading candidate for secretary of state has ties to moscow. mr. trump says it's a "great advantage" that exxon mobil's ceo... rex tillerson... has those ties and knows many of the players in russia. but senator marco rubio tweeted yesterday "being a friend of vladimir is not an attribute i am hoping for from a secretary of state." tillerson climbed the company ladder at exxon-mobil while managing its russia account. president vladimir putin later gave him one of the highest

supervisor jane kim, chairman of china ocean wide, mr. --distinguished guest, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. it is my pleasure to be invited here to celebrate the groundbreaking of the ocean wide center. on behalf of the consulate general of in san francisco i would like to express warmest congratulations to ocean wide holdings and the city and the county of san francisco. in recent years the china-us trade and investment relations have become much closer [inaudible] bilateral trade reached us$558 billion. china overtook canada as the largest trading partner of the united states in 2015. chinese companies invested us$8.4 billion in the us up by 60% from 2014. this year the two-way investment achieves even greater growth from january through october. investment in china by us companies increased by 79.8% while investment in the us by chinese companies increased by 173.9%. those figures demonstrate that businessman are confident with our country's markets. [inaudible] industries us real estate market, the california real estate market,

mr. busch and designate unlv as a sanctuary campus. >> kim: the university reaping the benefits of hosting that final presidential debate. president elect donald trump and hillary clinton. the university saying the debate generated more than $110 million for publicity for our city and unlv's website saw 10 times as many viewers on debate day than it normally would and views to their admission page up 90%. they are seeing big gains in social media. unbelievable publicity. >> great news for the university. local exterminators telling us that our valley is infested with this winter. experts say they are more likely to come inside your house as the temperatures continue to drop. technicians aring up bait boxes where they will eat the poison and be no more. the health district has not found any rodent related diseases in town. you shouldn't ignore the problem. exterminators say they have found rats in every single zip trees and bushes. if you need help you can get more information on news3lv.com. >> kim: it is a name brand known all over the globe and now it is calling las vegas home. and you c

kim will be here shortly. i want to first acknowledge stephen stamos is our clerk and like to thank sfgovtv for airing todays meeting. so, let's see--mr. clerk, roll call, please. >> item 1, commissioner campos, present. commissioner kim, absent. commissioner yee, present. we have quorum. >> this is the last meeting of the year, so forgive me if i lose focus here. mr. clerk, item 2. >> item 2 approval the minutes of september 15, 2016

supervisor jane kim, chairman of china ocean wide, mr. --distinguished guest, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. it is my pleasure to be invited here to celebrate the groundbreaking of the ocean wide center. on behalf of the consulate general of in san francisco i would like to express warmest congratulations to ocean wide holdings and the city and the county of san francisco. in recent years the china-us trade and investment relations have become much closer [inaudible] bilateral trade reached us$558 billion. china overtook canada as the largest trading partner of the united states in 2015. chinese companies invested us$8.4 billion in the us up by 60% from 2014. this year the two-way investment achieves even greater growth from january through october. investment in china by us companies increased by 79.8% while investment in the us by chinese companies increased by 173.9%. those figures demonstrate that businessman are

supervisor jane kim, chairman of china ocean wide, mr. --distinguished guest, ladies and gentlemen, good morning. it is my pleasure to be invited here to celebrate the groundbreaking of the ocean wide center. on behalf of the consulate general of in san francisco i would like to express warmest congratulations to ocean wide holdings and the city and the county of san francisco. in recent years the china-us trade and investment relations have become much closer [inaudible] bilateral trade reached us$558 billion. china overtook canada as the largest trading partner of the united states in 2015. chinese companies invested us$8.4 billion in the us up by 60% from 2014. this year the two-way investment achieves even greater growth from january through october. investment in china by us companies increased by 79.8% while investment in the us by chinese companies increased by 173.9%. those figures demonstrate that businessman are confident with our country's markets. [inaudible] industries us real estate market, the california real estate market,

kim will be here shortly. i want to first acknowledge stephen stamos is our clerk and like to thank sfgovtv for airing todays meeting. so, let's see--mr. clerk, roll call, please. >> item 1, commissioner campos, present. commissioner kim, absent. commissioner yee, present. we have quorum. >> this is the last meeting of the year, so forgive me if i lose focus here. mr. clerk, item 2. >> item 2 approval the minutes of september 15, 2016 meeting. this is action item. >> okay. any public comments on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. roll call. >> on the minutes, campos, aye. yee, aye. the minutes are approved. >> okay. please call item 3. >> item 3, vision zero two year action strategy update. this is information item. >> come on up. marie hunter and megan weir. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm megan weir with san francisco department of public health and cochair of vision zero task force and here with marry hunter and we are excited to provide a update on the two year action strategy for vision zero. as you remember, the vision zeery was adopted in san francisco in february 2014 and since then a number of city agencie

doing the right thing and add my thanks to supervisor kim not here but a strong advocate for this to happen thanks. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mrmayor the mayor mentioned the design of this intersection is being unique and design as the mayor said to slow down people and improve the visibility no matter how you're coming out or the mode you can see each other and reduces the conflict this unique design was the first for us in san francisco it is relatively new in the united states though it's a been designed used elsewhere in the world a lot close work between our agency and public works we the mta staff do the preliminary kind of the comprehensible and engagement them with the engineers over at the public works that is new to the design and public works contractors come in and do the physical work and the sfmta folks come in and that but in the stripping and the so forth a collaborative effort and mayor ed lee directed all city agencies to work together in a coordinated way to get the improvements done i want acknowledge of the sfmta our livable city section is here and mike one of the explosive wife designers and crews coordi

mr. trump said he will announce how he is removing himself from his business completely to focus on being president. schultheis. >> kim: up next tonight, stwiepped, and swiped. >> adam: a new techy twist on a credit cards credit card crime of. what to watch out for when you're filling her up. tonight hank investigates. >> come would be bro'. you got to get out of car. give me your hand. >> dinch ever cinch a man trapd if his burning car and police rush in to make a fiery rescue. >> meteorologist: downpours overnight tonight. december gets off to a sunny start. >> adam: also a wild sight o a great white tagged next on >> kim: high tech thieves target drivers and going on spending sprees. you probably heard of credit card skimming at gas stations. erring investigative reporter hank phillippi ryan has discovered a new twist on that crime. >> adam: thieves are going tonight hank investigates. >> reporter: he thought he was only buying gas at this quince pump, but on this man's credit card there were charges forte tuxedo, jewelry, and furniture. joe it wasn't to hide his identity, but listen to this. >> how much did they c

kim will be here shortly. i want to first acknowledge stephen stamos is our clerk and like to thank sfgovtv for airing todays meeting. so, let's see--mr. clerk, roll call, please. >> item 1, commissioner campos, present. commissioner kim, absent. commissioner yee, present. we have quorum. >> this is the last meeting of the year, so forgive me if i lose focus here. mr. clerk, item 2. >> item 2 approval the minutes of september 15, 2016 meeting. this is action item. >> okay. any public comments on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. roll call. >> on the minutes, campos, aye. yee, aye. the minutes are approved. >> okay. please call item 3. >> item 3, vision zero two year action strategy update. this is information item. >> come on up. marie hunter and megan weir. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm megan weir with san francisco department of public health and cochair of vision zero task force and here with marry hunter and we are excited to provide a update on the two year action strategy for vision zero. as you remember, the vision zeery was adopted in san francisco in february 2014 and since then a number of city agencie

kim will be here shortly. i want to first acknowledge stephen stamos is our clerk and like to thank sfgovtv for airing todays meeting. so, let's see--mr. clerk, roll call, please. >> item 1, commissioner campos, present. commissioner kim, absent. commissioner yee, present. we have quorum. >> this is the last meeting of the year, so forgive me if i lose focus here. mr. clerk, item 2. >> item 2 approval the minutes of september 15, 2016 meeting. this is action item. >> okay. any public comments on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. roll call. >> on the minutes, campos, aye. yee, aye. the minutes are approved. >> okay. please call item 3. >> item 3, vision zero two year action strategy update. this is information item. >> come on up. marie hunter and megan weir. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm megan weir with san francisco department of public health and cochair of vision zero task force and here with marry hunter and we are excited to provide a update on the two year action strategy for vision zero. as you remember, the vision zeery was adopted in san francisco in february 2014 and since then a number of city agencie

mr. clerk could you call the roll? >> five, avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> absent. >> cohen. >> aye. >> farrell. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> peskin? >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> minutes are approved. >> next item please? >> item 6, approve the 2017 state and federal legislative program. this is an action item. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. any comments from commissioners? seeing none, could we take that the same house and the same call and the action is adopted. >> next item threes? >> item 7, increase the amount of professional services contract with par son brinckerhoff to $960,000, to not exceed, 1,210,000 for system engineering services for the treasure island mobility management program. and authority the director to modify the contract payment terms and conditions, and this is an action item. >> is there any public comment on item 7? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. and same house same call. the action is approved. >> next item, please? >> item 8, reappoint chris waddling to the citizen's advisory committee. >> is there any pu

mr. paris. captain, a vessel is approaching from the planet surface. on screen. kim: they're hailing. open a channel. alien voice: you're in direct violation of the ord'mirit mining treaty. leave orbit or you'll be destroyed. they are firing weapons.

mr. clerk could you call the roll? >> five, avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> absent. >> cohen. >> aye. >> farrell. >> aye. >> kim>> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> peskin? >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> minutes are approved. >> next item please? >> item 6, approve the 2017 state and federal legislative program. this is an action item. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. any comments from commissioners? seeing none, could we take that the same house and the same call and the action is adopted. >> next item threes? >> item 7, increase the amount of professional services contract with par son brinckerhoff to $960,000, to not exceed, 1,210,000 for system engineering services for the treasure island mobility management program. and authority the director to modify the contract payment terms and conditions, and this is an action item. >> is there any public comment on item 7? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. and same house same call. the action is approved. >> next item, please? >> item 8, reappoint chris waddling to the citizen's advisory committee. >> is there any publ

>>i would like to thank supervisor kim and mr. macy and mr. rodriguez. even when corporate accountability worked with her former mayor gavin newsom to be one of the first cities in the country to look at the problem of plastic pollution and the carbonization of water to challenge the big soda companies who challenge the privatization of water and to use reusable water containers as opposed to single use plastic water bottles. this project has come forward as we are at a time at standing rock on the sioux reservation is saying the water is life as people defend the environment and their communities but groups like center for biological diversity and in attempt to protect the environment and protect the city i would also like to say that surf rider foundation and food and water watch and save the bay have been working with the center for biological diversity to look at the bigger picture of plastic pollution and how we meet our zero waste goals at the city. and, i just wanted to thank that working group that will continue in the future we are to look at pl

mr. clerk, any announcements? >> can you call the roll. >> the roll call commissioner avalos absent commissioner cohen commissioner kim commissioner mar absent commissioner yee. >> we have quorum. >> thank you very much it's very important call item 2. >> all right. the consent calendar teams 2 and 3 are considered route and the staff is prepared to present and my number of items maybe removed i'm sorry mr. clerk items 2 and 3 together any staff presentation let's take public comment welcome please come on up you'll have two minutes. >> marina for the planning organization to the divisadero on item 3 i want you guys to thinking what 10 east is happening that the mta for 10 years i've personal almost at every meeting saying you need to change the light is as follows on lombard street because people will get killed and not crossing the strts street vision zero is a failure recently a young man 45 years old died because someone ran a red light if there had been the 12 second wait i've requested for the record years this man would not be dead i think that the mta programs are not license to the public and granted this is the a plan for 2017 but

doing the right thing and add my thanks to supervisor kim not here but a strong advocate for this to happen thanks. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. mayor the mayor mentioned the design of this intersection is being unique and design as the mayor said to slow down people and improve the visibility no matter how you're coming out or the mode you can see each other and reduces the conflict this unique design was the first for us in san francisco it is relatively new in the united states though it's a been designed used elsewhere in the world a lot close work between our agency and public works we the mta staff do the preliminary kind of the comprehensible and engagement them with the engineers over at the public works that is new to the design and public works contractors come in and do the physical work and the sfmta folks come in and that but in the stripping and the so forth a collaborative effort and mayor ed lee directed all city agencies to work together in a coordinated way to get the improvements done i want acknowledge of the sfmta our livable city section is here and mike one of the explosive wife designers and crews coor

mr. clerk, any announcements? >> can you call the roll. >> the roll call commissioner avalos absent commissioner cohen commissioner kim commissioner mar absent commissioner yee. >> we have quorum. >> thank you very much it's very important call item 2. >> all right. the consent calendar teams 2 and 3 are considered route and the staff is prepared to present and my number of items maybe removed i'm sorry mr. clerk items 2 and 3 together any staff presentation let's take public comment welcome please come on up you'll have two minutes. >> marina for the planning organization to the divisadero on item 3 i want you guys to thinking what 10 east is happening that the mta for 10 years i've personal almost at every meeting saying you need to change the light is as follows on lombard street because people will get killed and not crossing the strts street vision zero is a failure recently a young man 45 years old died because someone ran a red light if there had been the 12 second wait i've requested for the record years this man would not be dead i think that the mta programs are not license to the public and granted this is the a plan for 2017 but

mr. orlins: but what president-elect trump seems to be suggesting is a one-on-one kim jong-un. sec. albright: if it comes to that, it has to be really well-prepared and the bottom line is we do not know enough about kim jong-il and and the question is, who does the one-on-one and how they understand each other. at some point, we have to talk to them. the situation with iran is quite similar but different. there certainly were a lot of took place. mr. orlins: do we know if in president obama pause conversation with president-elect trump that there has been reference to a real was north that threat korea? sec. albright: we were told that. mr. orlins: secretary kissinger, if president-elect trump asked you should he meet directly with -- new -- an dr. kissinger: korea has played china-american relations. it got us into a war in 1950 that neither side really wanted. north koreanshe attacked south korea, they thought it would be an easy victory. statesn when the united came to the assistance of south korea and moved north, china for itself compelled own historical reasons to intervene. s

mr. steve stamos, could you please do the roll call? >> item one, avalos? >> here. present. >> breed. >> present. >> campos. >> present. >> cohen npresent. >> ferrill, absent. >> kim? >> absent. mar? >> present. peskin? >> present. tang >> absent. commissioner yee. >> present. >> we have quorum. >> item two, chair report, as our director will be recounting the accomplishments of the year and we will hold our chair elections in a moment, i am going to make my remarks extremely brief. with the adoption of plan bay area preferred scenario by the mtc and abag we are well posed to advocate for the priority projects in the bridge toll talks, which commence this week at the mtc. that is the met political transportation commission. thank you, so much, commissioner david campos for representing us in those discussions tomorrow and we look forward to see the culmination through 2017, 18, when the voters will have the opportunity to approve much needed funds for transportation, i am hopeful that our local communities will also come together next year to develop a companion local transportation funding measure that can integrate closely with the regional measure in 2018. to fu

mr. clerk could you call the roll? >> five, avalos. >> aye. >> breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> absent. >> cohen. >> aye. >> farrell. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> mar. >> aye. >> peskin? >> aye. >> yee. >> aye. >> minutes are approved. >> next item please? >> item 6, approve the 2017 state and federal legislative program. this is an action item. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. any comments from commissioners? seeing none, could we take that the same house and the same call and the action is adopted. >> next item threes? >> item 7, increase the amount of professional services contract with par son brinckerhoff to $960,000, to not exceed, 1,210,000 for system engineering services for the treasure island mobility management program. and authority the director to modify the contract payment terms and conditions, and this is an action item. >> is there any public comment on item 7? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. and same house same call. the action is approved. >> next item, please? >> item 8, reappoint chris waddling to the citizen's advisory committee. >> is there any pu

kim will be here shortly. i want to first acknowledge stephen stamos is our clerk and like to thank sfgovtv for airing todays meeting. so, let's see--mr. clerk, roll call, please. >> item 1, commissioner campos, present. commissioner kim, absent. commissioner yee, present. we have quorum. >> this is the last meeting of the year, so forgive me if i lose focus here. mr. clerk, item 2. >> item 2 approval the minutes of september 15, 2016 meeting. this is action item. >> okay. any public comments on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. roll call. >> on the minutes, campos, aye. yee, aye. the minutes are approved. >> okay. please call item 3. >> item 3, vision zero two year action strategy update. this is information item. >> come on up. marie hunter and megan weir. >> good afternoon commissioners. i'm megan weir with san francisco department of public health and cochair of vision zero task force and here with marry hunter and we are excited to provide a update on the two year action strategy for vision zero. as you remember, the vision zeery was adopted in san francisco in february 2014 and since then a number of city agencie

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mr. cohen: right now i think it would be korea. you have a very unstable individual as the head of that hermetically sealed country. kimong-un is into testing the new president, and with all the turbulence of the world, i think it will be a time for him to do something that will test the new president, and that is very dangerous. i think the president-elect is going to have to send a very strong signal that it will not be acceptable. i will not sit back and idly watching you destabilize the region or threaten the united states. laura: secretary cohen, thank you for joining us. in other postelection news, an attorney for trump supporters is moving to block recount efforts in wisconsin, pennsylvania, and michigan. legal motions are designed to stop jill stein's request for a ballot review. the green party says it is focused on ensuring the integrity of the voting system. but even if the recounts take unlikely toare change the result of the election. in other news, gambia's long-term leader yahya jammeh has been defeated in the election. leader adama barrow made his first comments since the victory. agency warns the islam

mr. mayor ed lee, thank you. our district supervisor, the chief of police, tony chaplin, and jane kim sfpd mike, good to see you guys all our partners are out to get there here for the community. it takes all of us to help each other. all the people in the back that you have nothing to my advise you guys to share and talk to some of the mothers after this is over. before we and we just want to make sure we get a shout out to the people but the anniversary of sandy hook and let's stop this gun violence. all the other mothers >>[inaudible] [off mic] >> there you go. this is why were doing good so thank you for coming out and thank you for your support. have a good day. >>[applause] >> >> >> >> the office of controllers whistle blower program is how city employees and recipient sound the alarm an fraud address wait in city government charitable complaints results in investigation that improves the efficiency of city government that. >> you can below the what if anything, by assess though the club program website arrest call 4147 or 311 and stating you wishing to file and complaint point controller's office the charitab

supervisor jane kim, chairman of china ocean wide, mr. and gentlemen, good morning. it is my pleasure to be invited here to celebrate the groundbreaking of the ocean wide center. on behalf of the consulate general of in san francisco i would like to express warmest congratulations to ocean wide holdings and the city and the county of san francisco. in recent years the china-us trade and investment relations have become much closer [inaudible] bilateral trade reached us$558 billion. china overtook canada as the largest trading partner of the united states in 2015. chinese companies invested us$8.4 billion in the us up by 60% from 2014. this year the two-way investment achieves even greater growth from january through october. investment in china by us companies increased by 79.8% while investment in the us by chinese companies increased by 173.9%. those figures demonstrate that businessman are confident with our country's markets. [inaudible] industries us real estate market, the california real estate market, is one of the hottest fields

mr. clerk, call the roll >> thank you madam president madam chair rosales not present. >> supervisor president breed. supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor kiment supervisor peskin supervisor tang supervisor yee supervisor campos pardon me supervisor avalos present madam president we have quorum thank you, ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> all right.