mr. howard is found innocent of, you know, the accusation." howard is due in federal court on monday. in the meantime, he'll remain here at the main jail without bail. live in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. two months after a teenager was able to sneak onto the runway, then onto a plane at san jose international airport. officials say, they are now in the midst of big changes to strengthen perimeter security. kron 4's j--r stone has the story. a high pressure pipeline burst today in san francisco. it happened on bryant street near duboce this morning. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a- b-c-7 news. as you can see. the water went rushing down the street. traffic was shutdown on part of the street for hours. bryant street is damaged in the area. it is sinking, and in some spots there is a separation in the sidewalk. the pipeline that ruptured is part of the cities' emergency firefighting system. it carries water to san francisco's blue topped hydrants. and is an older hydrant. jean walsh/sf puc the emergency firefighting system is different than the residen

. >> thank you mrs. howard. colleagues, any questions? okay. thank you. so we're going to take public comment on item 16. is there a member of the public who wishes to comment on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. colleagues, we have a motion to file item 16. motioned by supervisor breed. we can take that without objection. and then we have items 1-15 that are apart of the budget that we're going to continue through tomorrow's public comment day, so can i have a motion to continue items 1-15. >> so moved. >> we can take that without objection. madam clerk, do you have any other business before us. city clerk: no, madam chair. >> we are adjourned. >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year-

. >> thank you mrs. howard. colleagues, any questions? okay. thank you. so we're going to take public comment on item 16. is there a member of the public who wishes to comment on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. colleagues, we have a motion to file item 16. motioned by supervisor breed. we can take that without objection. and then we have items 1-15 that are apart of the budget that we're going to continue through tomorrow's public comment day, so can i have a motion to continue items 1-15. >> so moved. >> we can take that without objection. madam clerk, do you have any other business before us. city clerk: no, madam chair. >> we are adjourned. >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee with any grappled. in the old days myelogram ma get together >> i was six or seven i made a faces a good face. >> when i was younger i know it did something to my body. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 really the only thing i'm good at i was trying to find out what i was good at i got a job at the coffee shop i decided to

mr. howard i hope he is found innocent for and had his reactivation wednesday night, and booked into the santa clara county main jail thursday morning. he is accused of abusing his power as a postal inspector and ripping people off. howard is due in federal court on monday. in the meantime, he'll remain at we had '80s by the day and oakland and san the tail amid an upper 80s in south bay tempter jumping up and east bay valley is even a hundred degrees in places like antioch 90 degrees for this afternoon and it's going to warm up even more for tomorrow we saw temperatures today drum of about five to 15 degrees so it's much warmer and looking for the heat to crank up as a going to monday the seventies today and even warmer for monday clear skies and look for where 78 bit 7 cisco for monday afternoon and '80s for fremont '90s for san jose, and a lot of trouble digits in the east bay from midafternoon with cabbages one up to another five degrees will let you know when the break is coming up from the heat the search for hidden cash was back in the bay area today. hunt from the hidden cash twi

. >> thank you mrs. howard. colleagues, any questions? okay. thank you. so we're going to take public comment on item 16. is there a member of the public who wishes to comment on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. colleagues, we have a motion to file item 16. motioned by supervisor breed. we can take that without objection. and then we have items 1-15 that are apart of the budget that we're going to continue through tomorrow's public comment day, so can i have a motion to continue items 1-15. >> so moved. >> we can take that without objection. madam clerk, do you have any other business before us. city clerk: no, madam chair. >> we are adjourned. you. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in landing a contract with the sfoifk is pretty champ but now with the opened contracting center visitors can get opportunity at the new state of the arc facility and attend workshops and receive one-on-one technical assistance and learner what you need to become a primary contractor or what information to be a subcontractor and a created bed public commission it will help peo

i want to thank our staff, mrs. howard, thank you to your staff and tony and the mayor's budget office and thank you to mr. rose and your staff, campbell and kd and the budget and legislative analyst office. it has been a pleasure working with both offices on the part of the city budget that relates to the court. the defense is apart of the court's budget which is funded and the rest is funded by the state. but it's very important to us because it provides defense representation to defendants who the public defender can't represent. it's the amendment of the united states constitution and section 92 of the penal code and most important to the court, it provides quality representation to all defendants who are innocent until proven guilty. so this year's budget for defense includes rate includes for attorneys and investigators who are appointed as apart of the program. it's a rate increase long overdue. the last increase for this program was seven years ago in 2007 and because of that, the judges of the court unanimously su

. >> thank you mrs. howard. colleagues, any questions? okay. thank you. so we're going to take public comment on item 16. is there a member of the public who wishes to comment on this item? seeing none. public comment is closed. colleagues, we have a motion to file item 16. motioned by supervisor breed. we can take that without objection. and then we have items 1-15 that are apart of the budget that we're going to continue through tomorrow's public comment day, so can i have a motion to continue items 1-15. >> so moved. >> we can take that without objection. madam clerk, do you have any other business before us. city clerk: no, madam chair. >> we are adjourned. >> you're watching quick bites, the show that is san francisco. and today you're in for a real treat. oh, my! food inspired by the mediterranean and middle east with a twist so unique you can only find it in one place in san francisco. we're at the 55th annual armenian festival and bizarre. this is extra special not only because i happen to be armenian, but there is so much delicious food here. and

mr. howard. you can say that about reading it on kindle. it's an impressive book. there's a lot in there. although to some degree it reinforced my frustration with the debate about environmental reviews, namely it dealt mostly in anecdotes. and this area is ripe for the. there are one or two horror stories that drive debate about how to change a statute that would affect thousands of decisions. i could trot out success stories. in fact, in 2005 i worked at the sierra club to pull together a dozen success stores from across the country, where environmental reviews had prevented state have agencies and federal highways agency for moving forward with costly project. they were redesigned saving the public a substantial amount of money. all told millions of dollars. to our success stories with it as well. the question for me is always, well, anecdotes aside, there's also a good css -- csx success story. anthere are success stories out there about environmental reviews but what's happening with the david likes to physically what do we know about the different categories?

mr. howard. >> there you go. >> terrific stuff. >> thank you. >> oh, we-you now. >> that is all of our timeny harris in new york, real money is next, jen rogers is sitting in for ali velshi that's coming up in minutes. blatche >>> they are two booms that are having a big impact on america, we'll tell you how the energy boom and the bay boom are shaping the economy and much more. also the truth about overdraft fees, why the banks love them and you should watch out for them. plus growing america's next big restaurant chain. we'll tell you to where the seeds are being mra-- planted rt now. i'm jen rogers in f

mr. howard eskin. >>> good morning i'm howard eskin.s completed sweep of the san diego padres, and two players had unlikely big hits. let's go to the ballpark. one of those players was read brig inac, pinch hitter for kyle kendrick w that double he makes it four-two phillies. seventh inning, john mayberry started for ryan hour. he had three hits and three run home run. phillies go up seven- two. ryne sandberg brings in kenny giles but only for the last out. the last out was not the what the first batter, because he gives up a home run to his first batter but phillies took on to win it seven-three. biggest sport world wide, the world cup, underway yesterday, to brazil, host country. this is brazil. the penalty kick, they are down one to nothing, they even up winning three-one over croatia, that is sports in the minute and i'm still howardes skin. >> yep, he still is. >> actor harrison ford is recovered after being injured on the set in london. he was hurt in his angle of the door of the millennium falcon. that is character's very famous

mr. howard eskin. >> this is fox 29's sports in one minute. >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. today is the last day of eagles mini camp before they take five weeks off and then the long season begins with training camp. last week of july. eagles running back, lesean mccoy, points dollars out this is not normal going into training camp. >> we like quarterback controversies, we like all this stuff, so going into camp. >> be quiet. >> is that a good thing? >> i think so. gives us more time to focus, last couple of years we had so many attention on this team for all of the wrong reasons. >> and the phillies on roll. hard to imagine, look how hot it is, those fans, just having great time. can i have some that far ice cream, please? phillies, how about this, they sweep the braves to at lan tax down four-two, the second inning after first run break. chase utley, bridges him back. ryan howard on tear. he gets double, now the phillies win it ten-five in a sweep. that's sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >> if ryan howard stays hot there is could be their year. >> we think it every y

mr. howard eskin. >>> good morning i'm howard eskin.rs kay 50 years ago jim buck threw a perfect game on fathers day in 196 46789 on the 50th anniversary phillies were not as lucky. lets go to the ballpark on sunday. this is jump bunk. fifty years ago? new york's shea stadium. perfect game against the hits. jim bunk was there yesterday, so was the ball girl. look at what i got on fathers day. are they a happy bunch. until they saw a ballgame. fourth pitch of the game begins aj burnett that is anthony rizzo, cubs win three to nothing. phillies had only three hits in the game. >>> winner of the u.s. open golf, led from start to finish to pine hearst, north carolina that is martin kymer, he wins players championship on mothers day, u.s. open on fathers day. nine under. won by eight strokes by ericment company 7-ton and only three players under par. that is sports in a minute. i'm howard eskin. >>> up next, a imaging go to pick your child up from day care but the lights are out and the doors are locked? one mom's four year-old was still ins

howard. mr. olson, come on up. madam clerk, can you call items 5 and 10 as he comes up? >> mr. chair, can i just ask ms. howard, i'm just looking at the office of strategic partnerships proposed for -- let me look at this -- fiscal year 14-15, 581 or -- >> that's right. $581,000 in the first year. >> for year two it goes down -- >> to 300,000. >> 300,000. and how much of that is already committed from the private sector, do you know? >> so, that's a very good question. thank you for asking. so, the $2 81,000 is committed from ~ the irvine foundation and that's focused on an initiative called the pay for success initiative. it's a one-time grant which is why it appears in the first year and is not budgeted in the second year. we also have an additional $150,000 committed by partnership of foundations led by the haase foundation for $150,000 to be matched by $150,000 of general fund. >> great, thank you. >> item number 5 is an ordinance amending the administrative code to eliminate the mayor's office of housing and community development escrow account administration fee. item numb

howard. mr. olson, come on up. madam clerk, can you call items 5 and 10 as he comes up? >> mr. chair, can i just ask ms. howard, i'm just looking at the office of strategic partnerships proposed for -- let me look at this -- fiscal year 14-15, 581 or -- >> that's right. $581,000 in the first year. >> for year two it goes down -- >> to 300,000. >> 300,000. and how much of that is already committed from the private sector, do you know? >> so, that's a very good question. thank you for asking. so, the $2 81,000 is committed from ~ the irvine

mr. howard levine over at family dollar stores.work with family dollar on the loss of shareholders value. in this letter carl icahn says, "to mr. howard levine, although we appreciate the cordial nature of our discussion it was apparent we have a strong difference of opinions. family dollar has consistently underperformed its fears. perhaps more importantly we believe that for a number of reasons we discussed last night, it is imperative that family dollar be put up for sale immediately. carl icahn calling for family dollar to be put up for sale. they also believe an overwhelming majority of shareholders would be in favor of a possible sale and as they mentioned to you last night, we would like to work in a friendly and collaborative manner with you and in order to effectuate this we believe that three of our representatives should be added to the company's board of directors immediately. so carl icahn wants family dollar to be put up for sale immediately. he wants three of his directors to be added to the board and they think that

mr. howard zucker has the power to change that.lease join us in demanding commissioner zucker and the department of health [indiscernible] >> this is your organization, the sylvia rivera law project. poja gehi, explain how new york differs from other states like massachusetts. >> new york continues to have a regulation that specifically excludes all transition related health care. in actuality, they cover the exact same health care for non-trans people, but not for trans people under medicaid. what happened in massachusetts is the state medicaid program reversed his regulation. new york has the power to do the same thing. >> this care has been referred to as life-saving care. could you explain how and why? >> the sylvia rivera law project was founded in 2002. since then, it has been one of the most intense major, life-threatening things we're seeing in the way people are not able to access health care. any kind of health care when you're not able to access what you need, you're more likely to suffer from suicide, have increased rat

mr. howard. >> that is what white people called it. negroes, the more polite would say. him. jim, they called he would not step aside when the white people came down the sidewalk. tells is charles really dramatic. decatur, mississippi is a sawmill town. james was going to the sawmill commissary with a very young charles evers to pay a bill. could barely read or write, but he could do numbers in his head. itn he got a bill, he saw was not right and he told the clerk it was not right. the clerk said are you calling me a liar? he starts to move back behind the counter where everyone knew the depth the dons -- he kept the guns. we'll james is standing next to thing of coke bottles, and he takes one out and shoves it at the clerk and tells them not to move. he orders charles to back out of the store, and he tells them to not run because some otherwise people were there and he said these people aren't nothing but cowards. and then he backed out holding the coat model -- coke bottle. why did and the white people attack him -- did not the white people attack him? because they do a lo

howard. mr. rosenfield? >> so, very briefly, the charter requires the controller's office to comment on the reasonableness of the economic and tax revenue assumptions that's set under the proposed budget and we do that in a report we call the revenue letter which we have issued by 10 days ago. it's available on the website and you have a very briefly -- i'll very briefly talk through some of the highlights from that review ~. generally speaking we found the revenue estimates sitting under the mayor's proposed budget to be reasonable. they generally reflect strong but slow economic impacts revenue growth. i'll touch on a couple of key risk areas that we think we'll need [speaker not understood] in over the next couple of years, but they include generally speaking continuation of the economic recovery, the strength of our local commercial real estate sector, the phase-in of the city's new gross receipts tax. and then lastly state cuts as they relate to the affordable care act. just to give you a sense of what

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mr. tim howard. mr. tim howard, can you hear me?ery good of you to join us with so much on your plate to get ready, but america is very hungry for your participation. we all watched the match yesterday. take me back to it. the conditions, terrible. rain coming down, the nasa-designed ball like a speeding bullet, you facing arguably the best team next to the team usa in the tournament. you wind up being berlin wall. where was your head facing this team in these conditions? >> it was focused. the conditions were tough. we played in nasty weather before. we got tlun for a loop a little bit and not being able to warm up on the field and that's happened and we've been in that position before so it was just trying to refocus and make sure that little things like that didn't throw us off. i thought we played well. although we lost, we played well. >> you had unusual intensity. is there an equivalent of being in the zone as a goalkeeper? did you feel you were on yesterday? >> yeah. i think there is -- the zone isn't sports specific. when yo

i'd like to thank the director of the mayor's budget office, kate howard, [speaker not understood] mr. rose and his staff. i'd like to acknowledge mark [speaker not understood] who because i was out of town last week, presented on behalf of the department. >> he did an incredibly able job as well. >> yes, he did. >> colleagues, any questions for the chief? okay, mr. rose, can we go to your revised report? >> mr. chair, members of the committee, it is a first. [laughter] >> proposed budget total -- i'm on page 50 of our report, [speaker not understood]. of that amount, 601,646 are ongoing savings at 147,800. oneheim saving these reductions would still allow increase of 10,0 29,52 1 in the department's 14-15 budget. our recommended reductions proposed budget total [speaker not understood] in 15-16 which are ongoing savings and as i understand it, the department does concur with our recommended reductionses. >> okay. colleagues, any questions for mr. rose? okay, can i have a motion to accept mr. rose's report with cuts for the fire department? a motion and second, we can take that withou

mr. vice president, last night i had howard phillips and richard viguerie on and they say you are not a for these of various reasons. what do you say, mr. vice president? are you a conservative? yes, dan, i'm a conservative but i'm not a nut about it. and he certainly wasn't. he is sworn in at noon january 20, 1989. by sundown that very day every reaganite in the reagan administration that could be identified was fired. not in the coming days or weeks. that day in the first five hours by sundown they had politically executed every reaganite. if you supported reagan in 1980 primary fight, you were fired. so remember, conservatives, who you walk with. personnel is policy. >> question in the back. >> what are your thoughts on how conservatives should address the changing demographics of the united states? this isn't the same country it was when goldwater and reagan ran in 84. if you look at the results of the toward the presidential election and a line for the fact that mitt romney was no conservative given by any stretch of imagination, 59% of the white vote, but was wiped out by substantiall

mr. president. a members i am christopher i live on 6 and howard. i rise to comment on the exercise the practice of stereotyping are drawing conclusions about the past and future behavior of a person a because of a surface characteristic first members i want to engage you with a thought excerpt say today you moved to your honor, america someplace this is for the guys decided to make changes and let our hair grow that you recall as an and a accessory of individual it gets down to our shoulder you are surrounded by strainers and those people shy away from you and treat you like a treat and now do include guys and girls you have someone die our hair something to my color and you realize mine is natural all of a sudden those strangers change again, they mix a little bit contempt with their fear or suddenly treat you like a fetish object to prejudice can be negative or positive but it's all a little bit creepy. thank you, mr. president. >> is there any public comment? in public comment. >> good afternoon. i'm here representing the strarl american resourc

[inaudible conversations] in honor of howard baker. mr. baker died this week at home in tennessee at age 88. during his career he served as both the senate majority and minority leader, white house chief of staff for president ronald reagan and u.s. ambassador to japan. mr. baker will lie in repose in his hometown in tennessee. his funeral set for tuesday. check c-span.org for coverage plans. >>> president obama criticized congressional republicans today saying they blocked or voted down every single serious idea to help the middle class. the president was speaking in minneapolis minnesota at the state which is which are later y approved a 3-dollar minimum wage increase here's a look at what some of what the president had to say. >> if we do some basic things and make some basic changes that's what we should be doing. and i know it drives you nuts that washington isn't doing it, and it drives me nuts. o-oscaoscar and the reason thatt isn't getting done is today basic common sense ideas can't get through this congress. i am supposed to be p

mr. farrell, board members. before i start i'd like to thank the mayor's office and i'd like to thank kate howard and [speaker not understood] who worked with us very diligently for many weeks in order to get this project together. i also want to thank the office of the budget analyst and mr. harvey as well as ms. [speaker not understood] and ms. campbell for all the work that you have done. this is a complicated process for everyone and i appreciate it. what i'd like to do is i'm going to give you a quick overview of our mission and i'm not going to read it. i think you all have the handout. but basically our work is overseeing the [speaker not understood] to make san francisco a safe city and to do so in a very thoughtful and effective manner. our department is broken down into three sections. we have the criminal department which has vertical and horizontal prosecutions, white collar, [speaker not understood] investigations, and we have the community collaboration department. that's where we have our alternative programs and initiative. we have victim services. we have juvenile and communication, and we have t