mrs. chapman and the other person. i didn't get his name. i do know both buildings. i don't know the status of those two of the planning department, if they could give an update. i don't know if you know now or at the next meeting the status for the grubstake and clay theater. >> could we ask staff to provide a status report at the next meeting? >> absolutely. i think you just accomplished that. sorry about that. >> commissioner so. >> i have two announcements. first i wanted to and i think everybody will know that september is the architecture and city arts festival. this year there is a lot of interesting events. i hope that everyone will participate a little bit more or just join in some of those conversations. it is packed with community interesting topics related to the city and architecture and preservation. my second announcement is that some of you may have heard that i became one of the committee members for the memoir -- memorial advisory commission on the arts and human rights commission and san francisco parks department. it is just advisory committee to

mrs. chapman and the other person. i didn't get his name. i do know both buildings.he planning department, if they could give an update. i don't know if you know now or at the next meeting the status for the grubstake and clay theater. >> could we ask staff to provide a status report at the next meeting? >> absolutely. i think you just accomplished that. sorry about that. >> commissioner so. >> i have two announcements. first i wanted to and i think everybody will know that september is the architecture and city arts festival. this year there is a lot of interesting events. i hope that everyone will participate a little bit more or just join in some of those conversations. it is packed with community interesting topics related to the city and architecture and preservation. my second announcement is that some of you may have heard that i became one of the committee members for the memoir -- memorial advisory commission on the arts and human rights commission and san francisco parks department. it is just advisory committee to look into how we addressed the civic arts

mr. clerk young, you can look at the number of that individual, there's just no place for that kind of behavior in this board of supervisors, in this city, and on this planet. next speaker. >> linda chapmannot a lawyer, but i speak as a native san franciscan and the staff from five different federal departments and first, i want to concur with mr. decosta who was a co-worker of mine for the army when we worked for the army at the pro cede al. you know, we had a government that was not known for corruption in the past. we had a charter that was specifically intended to prevent corruption. so i'm just not used to the pay to play culture that has developed in the 20th century, i mean the 21st century. when i went to work for the war on poverty in buffalo, i was astonished that people from corruption were granted and my friends from boston, it was the same thing. in the '70s and '70s i was very involved in politics. we occasionally came across efforts at pay to play, but they were initiated by developers, by project sponsors, certainly not by the planning commission or supervisors or whatever and they were essentially what would you say, crushed. i have mentioned before how gordon schenn cam

meanwhile duane dog chapman contract with a private search and rescue canine team on wednesday to search barrier islands near fort desoto, we're looking for mr brian the crew of four people in three canines combed egmont key after dog received a tip brian could be hiding off the coast. the team found no conclusive evidence. brian was there. these dogs are. trained to track set the adrenaline of a human way. not like a sock and find the guy. so these dogs are incredible. search teams are also still combing through parts of a florida nature preserve for any signs of brian. in north port florida. jonathan serrie, ktvu, fox two news. state authorities met a short time ago to discuss new efforts to mitigate the state's worsening drought conditions. most of our state is under extreme or exceptional drought conditions right now. the final budget for this fiscal year includes $5.2 billion in water and drought resiliency efforts. new mandatory watering limits have been set for people who live in livermore. earlier this week, the city council issued a water shortage emergency declaration. now the city is limiting water use by 15% compared to last year