. >> i'm naomi kelly the administer for the city and county of san francisco and i'm joined here today with me board supervisor president chiu and many members in the filipino community here in san francisco. and today, we have a huge amazement that represents san francisco value. for the fit since our ordinance was enacted we're adding a new language to the shared list of languages that makes our city safer and better able to serve our residents this is language access for limited folks t is mandated and our city enacted the ordinance in 2001 in that 2009 the organized was required to over our ordinance to determine which los angeles's meets the threshold and that's 10 thousand san franciscans that speak a limited language and this must be made by the immigrant affairs to all the departments and the city rights commission. it is now my honor to introduce mayor edwin lee telephones the administrator in 2003 when the amendment happened and continues to xoond opportunity as mayor to build bridges between our cultures. >> mayor edwin lee. >> and thank you to the center for welcoming us to

i want to thank naomi for your leadership i know the city leads this effort and over the next 18 months n reflected in our budget we'll have the resources to make sure that the to going will be the focus. in the a great city one i'm very proud of and proud to announce. (clapping.) >> thank you, mr. mayor. next i'd like to introduce our board of supervisors president david you chiu who the the oldest of children from his us partners and making sure the departments are accessible to limited english speaking persons and everyone. thank you >> >> (speaking foreign language.) >> and bay we are noteding with each and every you have a board of supervisors they fighting with you i'm excited to be part of this because first and foremost today's announcements is an credible vishgdz for the filipino community who has make sure in working with your policymakers we have a city government that's responsive to all of our community. i'm also excited like supervisor avalos and supervisor kim i'm the first childhood of a first-generation immigrants english was not they're first language as a civil rights

supervisor avalos >> thank you naomi was going to do a hearing on the certification of tagalog harassing as part of the language cease program and yesterday supervisor chiu was throbbing how many hearings we've been doing now i don't have to do a hearing because of the great leadership of the filipino community but all across san francisco i represent district 11 naomi said we have 3 thousand tagalog speakers and many more filipino speakers and in district 6 supervisor kim rival yaech in the filipino population but your government should be responsible to everyone and canoeing had k347d in 2009 was about that it's lived up to the promise we want to make sure that the residents can take advantage of the federal benefits and the determination that wouldn't have come about without the support of the mayor and naomi and one who wasn't mentioned was a gentleman who (clapping) has done a lot of outreach in district 11 and in the filipino community and the young people that's served and thank you naomi and the may it's been a long time coming it's a great victory all the major victories that ha

leadership and advocacy still sustains so congratulations to every one i want to thank the mayor and naomi kelly we couldn't have done that without you and thank you to everyone. (clapping.) >> thank you supervisor kim next i'd like to introduce supervisor avalos who represents district 11 we can clap for that (clapping) district 11 has the largest number of more than 3 thousand tagalog speakers and supervisor avalos has been a strong leader for tagalog. supervisor avalos >> thank you naomi was going to do a hearing on the certification of tagalog harassing as part of the language cease program and yesterday supervisor chiu was throbbing how many hearings we've been doing now i don't have to do a hearing because of the great leadership of the filipino community but all across san francisco i represent district 11 naomi said we have 3 thousand tagalog speakers and many more filipino speakers and in district 6 supervisor kim rival yaech in the filipino population but your government should be responsible to everyone and canoeing had k347d in 2009 was about that it's lived up to the promise w

benefits and the determination that wouldn't have come about without the support of the mayor and naomi and one who wasn't mentioned was a gentleman who (clapping) has done a lot of outreach in district 11 and in the filipino community and the young people that's served and thank you naomi and the may it's been a long time coming it's a great victory all the major victories that happen in the working with communities this is one and many more good things to come. thank you >> thank you supervisor avalos. so we're here at the bye hi, 91 had an center. one the programs is the veterans equity centers to honor the veterans in world war ii to provide culturely and listen giving justice. the leaders is a woman that should why in the community for many years please welcome the director (clapping.) thank you frrment i would like to thank the community for role moving this issue forward in a bye tin spirit we are resilient and making sure that everybody comes together in moving forward. i want to thank did leadership of the board of supervisors who are present karen downey. supervisor avalos and

finally naomi lets go of the boat. then she disappears into the white froth. >> and i just wait and i watched. and nothing came up. and then about 40 feet past me, all of a sudden she pops back up in the water. and at that point she's moving so fast, she's gone so far past me that i can't even throw my rope. >> naomi surfaces far beyond the last person standing on the river banks with throw rope. and everyone knows they have to act now. only 50 yards downstream is another set of dangerous rapids and a huge drop. naomi, who has taken a beating in the cold water, has little left in her. >> she's not swimming like any of the other people who came out. they swam like hell. so she has no energy left. she just rolled like a rag doll. it was really frightening to watch because that's a person who's really almost unable to save themselves now. >> it's going to take an incredible throw to save her. >> the chances of that last guy being able to throw that bag and hit her with a throw that she could grab was a million to one. but

. >> i'm naomi kelly the administer for the city and county of san francisco and i'm joined here today with me board supervisor president chiu and

mayor's office of housing and mayor's office education hydra mendoza and al and city administrator naomi kelly and many members of the mayor's office staff please help me welcome those members. i want to acknowledge any hard working staff cynthia vasquez and policy director and elizabeth and fiscal policymaker and our awesome policy people for today's event i want to thank a couple of folks from the mayor's office (clapping) >> i've just returned from the new york meetings of the united nations we were very fortunate to have the staff join us we presented a video greeting from mayor ed lee as san francisco as the first c dot city over the one hundred 90 countries have signed on to sedot the elimination of all forms of description against women it's an international bill of rights for women the u.s. has not this is where you beau but san francisco passed the first local ordinance in the world reflecting the primdz of sedot in 1998. at the united nations our department that helped to launch cities for c district attorney a new campaign to mark next year the 1995 beijing for action for wome

the city administer naomi kelly (clapping) and the department of public works mohammed (clapping.)he south san francisco arts commission director tom. thank you tom for being here (clapping.) and we're going to ask someone to speak in a minute our senior veteran former secretary of state george b schooulz will you make many racks this morning for us? >> this is a great occasion. and mike has identified people as he wanted to honor and he give recognition to but let's face it this project got off the dpround when you put a marine general in charge let's hear it for mike (clapping.) that is a memoriam but it's as much about the future as about the pa past. yes memorial has the ring looking back and paying honor to our veterans and we need to do that and we need to give honor to anybody who has served but recognizing people who have been in combat and wounded we want to pay attention to the mothers and fathers and brothers and sisters to those who have fallen and let them know as a pledge we're with them. one of the causes or the events that i'm particularly interested in mr. and mrs.

. >>> a new book by naomi prince detailing the premiership between u.s. presidents and bank executives. it's called "all the president's bankers: the hidden alliance that drive american power." a former manager at goldman sachs. a senior fellow at demos, a left leaning think tank in new york. great to see. >> you its great to see you. it's been awhile. >> we've been following this for quite awhile, but we take a larger look. you're going back to 100 years ago. to the intricate relationship between banks and presidents of the united states. how is it different? how was it different 50 years ago than it is today? >> 100 years ago jp morgan, whose legacy resides today in jp morgan chase was called by teddy roosevelt to save new york from a big bank panic, sound familiar. jp morgan did was they were going to pull everyone together and we're going to save things. we're going to save our friends. >> and the stock market was not dominated by retail. these were rich people. >> these were rich people, they take care their own, but they are also aligned with teddy

. >>> a new book by naomi prince detailing the premiership between u.s. presidents and bank executives. it's called "all the president's bankers: the hidden alliance that drive american power." a former manager at goldman sachs. a senior fellow at demos, a left leaning think tank in new york. great to see. >> you its great to see you. it's been awhile. >> we've been following this for quite awhile, but we take a larger look. you're going back to 100 years ago. to the intricate relationship between banks and presidents of the united states. how is it different? how was it different 50 years ago than it is today? >> 100 years ago jp morgan, whose legacy resides today in jp morgan chase was called by teddy roosevelt to save new york from a big bank panic, sound familiar. jp morgan did was they were going to pull everyone together and we're going to save things. we're going to save our friends. >> and the stock market was not dominated by retail. these were rich people. >> these were rich people, they take care their own, but they are also aligned with teddy

mayor's office of housing and mayor's office education hydra mendoza and al and city administrator naomi kelly and many members of the mayor's office staff please help me welcome those members. i want to acknowledge any hard working staff cynthia vasquez and policy director and

i want to thank you naomi kelly for your work and supervisor avalos for proposing the amendment and passing it in 2009. your staff amy and so many folks to thank supervisor kim and supervisor avalos and april and supervisor avalos office staff and also a couple of supervisors not here supervisor campos and his office and supervisor ed mar were helpful in the process. there are so many people that helps to make this happen we're standing on the shoulder the filipino community that's been here almost a century fighting for housing and workers to live in san francisco. i i know supervisors that have been representing their districts 6 and 11 we know we've hit the 10 thousand folk people saipg i don't speak enough english and the united states is so important there is an under count of folks so we're very happy to get thirty to this point it took sprierns are pioneers of the community we're happy we're here today. i mention everyday nonprofit staff nurses and government employees and even school acknowledge children have translating for their parents and grandparent and they're not being recogn

ago through ordinance and it's a group of chapter 6 and other departments lead by the administrator naomi kohl and voices the board on items related to capital so it's voter approved so that the city ought to do planning capital the go bonds schedule and the departments need to come together a ask questions complete cost of ownership, etc. before the items go to the board of supervisors. ii sit on 9 capital planning committee >> thank you. commissioner adams >> clearly due diligence has been done i want to say i'm hoping we can get some federal funds you've duplicate a great job but clearly we need federal funds out of the harbor funds or something like that. so thank you >> i'm sorry i just wanted it add i want to commend you on the great diversity of the team. it's a great team >> and i also want to thank you and all your team for the incredible work the members of the public can't see the unbelievable pile of information. so i had one question it's not directly related per say but we're certainly not over legend or leveraged with the - in the fire chief how are we positions there the f

they have a list of other people like chris brown naomi campbell, boy george.lot of the press is having a field day about this. 11 papers are saying -- berlusconi will be heading out with people his own age. >> interesting to see what he gets up to over there. finally, a word for marathon lovers. >> these days, the trend is not to run a marathon in london or paris or tokyo. it is to run a marathon in pyongyang, north korea. it opened the marathon to foreign athletes for the first time on sunday, april 13. 225 foreign runners from 27 countries took part in the event. they said it was a really unique experience. they particularly enjoyed the enthusiasm of the 42,000 people that cheered them on at the finishing line at kim il sung stadium. you can sign up for next year's marathon, it will cost a couple thousand dollars but is sure to be unique. >> thank you for that look at today's press. speaking of sports, explaining why cristiano ronaldo will miss tonight's final between rail madrid and barcelona. first, news from the french football league. >> booking the plac

naomi says so. so it was only five percent of the entire population of the war was the cause of a job in one of the rest of the cesspool so. the ses helps two thousand five hundred people every day the organization now has twenty five memo units. there are more than making a book the containers in line to become high tech medical centers on a very big. it's essential to making best use of every sentiment it without compromising hygiene requirements. medical costs an average of six hundred thousand euros which is approximately at ten to the palace organization's annual budget. most of his funding comes from the stands he also received support from private companies and sponsors can contribute money or technology to the local fauna of the du du du du du du parc du don't think i was late to study. operation table and the examination room in a single unit. all are. two thirds of resilience of the content of the state's health system. very few people can afford private health insurance. i'm actually some

i mean, she was born to this earth to really put iman where she is, naomi where she is, myself wheres just you can't -- that can never be done again. we're like her kids, you know? if she yell at us then we're all like this. she's seen us all at our best and she's seen us all at our worst. and she can say anything to us. any time anywhere. >> while leaving on amicable terms, the company she left was not rooting for her success. >> that was a painful thing for me. that was a very difficult thing. you know, you know, the fact that they were saying that, you know, she's never going to make it because she's a black woman with no money. >> that same black woman with no money went on to nurture the industry's most notable black supermodels and start the black girl coalition. >> the black girl's coalition was something that helped black girls keep working. i just wanted to get the girls together to celebrate them. and i thought, my god, they don't know. know, i come up in the '60s and the '70s, i know this is rare thing. >> she held meetings and really forced designers from prada to the ame

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next on your agenda we are going to have a brief powerpoint from our city administrator, naomi kelly, who will update us on the life line council. >> good afternoon everyone. i have a hard act to follow, admiral. that was wonderful listen to your stories and dejan and anne and great work and i wanted to update everyone on the life line council and give you a background. in august of 2009 then city administrator edwin lee launched the life line council and recommendation of the 2008 policy paper produced by spur outlining what san francisco had to do to improve the resilience of life line to with stand a earthquake. you can find notes on our website. the life line councilmembers over its three year life the life line council has successfully convened a top level of executives and mutual sharing of plans and projects and priorities much the members are listed here above. as you can see we have many of city and county san francisco agencies from the general agency, real estate, public works, water and power, san francisco public utilities commission, pg&e and comcast and caltrans, bart a