the developer may lease vacant to be replaced units to new tenants. ntil the 60-day notice to vacate decided to stay. let me be clear. if a tenant says they are ready to relocate, they leave, and other tenants say they don't want to leave, the developer has a right to release the unit to a new tenant. but this building is slated to be demolished and that tenants knows that before they enter the lease. it is fair and transparent. they are moved into a building that will eventually rejoin down. the concept is pretty basic, you have a fully informed agreements to read that unit and knowing it will be demolished. we are not proposing giving that same assistance to new tenants that come out after a full notice to be demolished. that is it. i will limit my presentation to that. i will get into details of members of the commission would like to discuss its. >> that completes our presentation. >> all rights. -- right. >> ok. if i could get the slides up. we started the transportation discussion of sort of the pedestrian aspects, the pedestrian mobility. we tal

they say the new tenant of the location, the human rights campaign is not doing enough to help the gay community. >> i mean talk about being in a weak position to being preyed on, to being weak to aids, to all kinds of things. >> reporter: the city law took effect yesterday and bars people from sitting or lying on sidewalks during the day. the human rights campaign said it's inspired by harvey milk and his vision of hope for the gay community. >> a busy day of boxing up gifts for children. how busy? 3,000 toys were wrapped up. the police and fire department collected toy donations for families that might not have been able to put anything under the tree. it's a yearly tradition of giving by the department which coordinate with the united states marine corp toys for tots program. this morning the volunteers were not convinced by the wet weather and arrived early to get to work. >> they bared the cold weather and the rain and everything else to be here and once they get the opportunity to come inside they are gracious and humble and they are happy they are able to provide through the fou

activists in san francisco staged a sit-in outside harvey miller's former camera shop to protest the new tenant and the cities new sit- lay law. the two issues go hand-in-hand because the sit-lay isn't fair to gay youth which they say make up 40% of the city's population. the new tenant the human rights campaign does not do enough to push for lgbt rights. >> we think harvey would be out here with us saying that this space needs to be a service space rather than a space for hrc to sell knickknacks and tote bags with harvey milk on them. we need services. >> the human rights commission has said it is inspired by milk's vision and activism as the first openly gay man elected in public office. >>> a judge is refusing to grant jail to a former priest accused of molesting six boys in ireland. 74-year-old patrick joseph mckay, an alameda resident surrendered to authorities in july. on friday, a san francisco federal judge refused to grant mckay bail, saying he is a flight risk. prosecutors say mckay molested the boys from 1973 until 1981. that following year mckay came to the united states and worked

that would reduce greenhouse gases, why would they be enticing every tenet replacement and every new tenant with their own washer and dryer? the first thing that you do is to set it up so that people share washers and dryers and don't use huge amounts of energy to do that. i heard the transit represent of save the word it is -- if. this need to be a greatly scaled-down project as i have said. >> is there additional public comment? you are very dependent on not just hearing from the city staff and the mayor's office, you need to hear from the neighbors and opponents and other experts. for that testimony and for that hearing to be meaningful, those people should be talking about the same thing that your staff is presenting to you but we are not, we're still playing the bottom half of the previous inning. this is the second time a presentation has been made about a development agreement. i will not attempt to comment on this. i have not seen this, it will take me hours to look at. i will go home and put some lights on my trees with my daughter. >> is there additional public comment? if not, pu

so subsequently, with the new tenant coming in, i was trying to maintain my privacy and secure my materials. this garage has been mined for the last 20 years and will continue to be. yes, with regard to the test, last thursday, i believe it was -- president peterson: i did not ask about the test. i wanted to know, and you answered. vice president goh: what happens with the test? >> last thursday, i was in a lot of pain. they were attempting to turn the compressor on. they ran an extension cord out to the compressor. i was already medicated and dealing with my pain. vice president goh: they were trying to turn the compressor on at its current location which was outside of the window. got it. >> it stayed on for about 1.5 minutes, and then they turned it off. vice president goh: it was not in the garage, the compressor? >> the existing location where it is at right now. vice president goh: thank you. president peterson: mr. kornfield, anything to add? vice president goh: i have a question for mr. kornfield. commissioner fung had asked last time what are the permits that are needed for this ki

change what is possible for renovations, and that would imperil the city in costly litigation with a new tenant to signs of a lease only to discover later that what he was promised is impossible. you are all appointed by the mayor and serve at his pleasure. it is important that you not betrayed the people of san francisco, for whom you are sworn to serve, an exchange for pleasing one man or his associates. you told us that you make your this is it -- your decision based on staff reports. these staff earn bonuses on new contracts they bring and by taking at face dow you reports from staff hoot -- at face value reports from staff who have a conflict of interest. you do not serve the public as you have a duty to do. i know that you are all dedicated san franciscans. but listen to your family and friends who realize this is a bad business decision for the city that will change stow lake and golden gate park forever. the whole process has been flawed, and with bad ingredients you get bad results, and this lease is bad. giving the boat house to an out- of-state souvenir chain is not how you want to b

in the russian capital you with are just ahead for you celebrating the holidays in outer space new tenants are welcomed at the international space station where go stay for about six months the details coming your way in just a few minutes. tension on the korean peninsula is reaching boiling point south korea says it will go ahead with military exercises on the border with the north despite a promise from pyongyang to retaliate the drills are to take place in the coming few days on a disputed south korean island shelled by the north months ago four people were killed in that november assault but this time john yang warns it will strike with even deadlier force russia says it's deeply worried about the situation and has called an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council to take place later on sunday china joined the russian call to restrain south korea but the u.s. maintains seoul has the right to hold the military drill political analyst riddick a frank says russia is best placed to act as a mediator in the korean conflict. russia is the only country that does have a stake box no spe

. >>> harry milk's famous camera shop is getting a new tenant. who plans to move in and why it's causing controversy. >>> will the fog clear? our chief meteorologist bill martin is back with the pay area forecast. >>> next month, a gay rights group plans to move into the castro district space where harvey milk once ran his camera shop. what seems to be a perfect match isn't according to those who knew the activist. some of the milks ashes are buried beneath the sidewalk, but it's also a commercial space that's been vacant for about a year. and some of milks friends are angry because of who's moving into the shop. >> i plan to do everything i can to stop it. >> reporter: jones is talking about the human rights campaigns that plans to move it's action center here. the center sells t-shirts, mugs and other items on behalf of lobbying for gays and lesbians. >> we're doing the same kind of -- trying to change the world that harvey milk did. >> reporter: the hrc will donate a portion of the proceeds to a san francisco school named after milk. but jones

. >>> harry milk's famous camera shop is getting a new tenant.lans to move [ female announcer keurig has over 200 varieties of gourmet coffee and tea to choose from. it's the way to individually brew fresh, delicious coffee in under a minute. way to brew, hon. [ female announcer choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. from 15 leading brands, including tully's. it's the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. woman: way to brew. [ female announcer choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >>> next month, a gay rights group plans to move into the castro district space where harvey milk once ran his camera shop. what seems to be a perfect match isn't according to those who knew the activist. some of the milks ashes are buried beneath the sidewalk, but it's also a commercial space that's been vacant for about a year. and some of milks friends are angry because of who's moving into the shop. >> i plan to do everything i can to stop it. >> reporter: jones is talking about the human rights campaigns that plans to move it's action center here. the center sells t-

they are seeing problems with the new tenants. >> reporter: from the outside it would seem to be a perfectch but friends of harvey milk tell us they want to learn a bit more about the intentions of the gay and lesbian lobbying group that's set to move into his old headquarters. >> this exhibit will actually be permitted. >> reporter: the store front is a place of pilgramage for tourists. >> i think harvey would be appalled by this. and i recent it, i find it offensive and i intend to do everything i can to stop it. >> reporter: jones is talking about the plans of the gay and lesbian lobbying group that sells merchandise. >> we're trying to change the world like harvey milk did. >> reporter: the hrc will donate a portion of the proceeds from the new store to a san francisco school named after milk. but the gay rights group works too closely with corporate partners, say opposers. >> he identified with the poor and working class, hrc is an elite organization. >> i think my one concern would be what actually constitutes an actual center and what kind of foot work they hope to stimulate among p

more than 200 miles above our little marble here the international space station got three new tenantsis evening. >> katie coleman beaming ear to ear with the katie coleman pile that has become her trademark as she noofs into her new home. >> shepard: welcoming american astronaut plus russian and italian to the station. the russian capsule docked earlier today over africa two days after it blasted off from a blanche pad in kazakhstan. this is one of the last before nasa retires the aging shuttle fleet. after that the nation is to rely on russia to makes trips' back and forth to the space station $51 million per person. we're just hours away from a possible government shutdown. probably not going to happen. lawmakers are running out of options to keep things going. we're live in d.c. on the top story at the bottom of the hour. plus, the teenager who took a bullet to save his tiny brother's life. that's coming up. [ breathes deeply, wind blows ] something wrong with your squeegee, kid? uh, i'm a little sick. sick?! you gonna let a sore throat beat you? you're fearless! ahhhhhhhhh! atta b

the storefront or harvey milk to launch a historic campaign is getting a new tenant.it is anchored some of the gay- rights leaders. the human rights campaign the largest lobbying group is moving in the nonprofit is opening an information center and a gift shop at the site some of this contemporary city organizations philosophy runs completely counter to the uncompromising message of the gay pride to the heavier. >> sports news, currently has reached agreement in a contract with the phillies a five-year deal worth $100 million. subject to the left-hander passing a physical. the '80s and the rangers have been going after him there are told there ride of the running, he joins the many strong at the pictures are great on the scene. so, they say the pitching staff might rival the giants. we will see. we'll take a break, and given a live look as we go a shot from our bay bridge kirch, to a handful of cars headed t the toll rates. we'll be right back. welcome back, if you still have some holiday shopping to do i know we still do we have ideas take reporter gabe slate takes l

[applause] 3, the owner was a purported plans to relocate tenants is illusory at best. any new units offered to current tenants under this scheme would effectively be controlled by both state and local laws, leaving renters with no protections and no viable housing options. finally, it is no secret that the current equity holder, fortress investment group, have major financial problems, as to their minority partner. it would be highly irresponsible for the city to issue development in titles to applicants who cannot financially guaranteed that their project will be built or even completed. thank you. [applause] >> in the basket. commissioner miguel: yes, thank you. >> i live in parkmerced for 19 years. i'm standing here to oppose the proposed development. if any of you have visited, you would appreciate the open space and it's uniquely designed architecture that all the tenants have enjoyed, but what the developer wants is to destroy this beautiful place. they hijacked the term green or sustainable to make it sound good, as though they really care about the environment, but the

system makes sense and i think they would generally choose the shell in that instance, and the new first-time tenant billed out, they come in for design on there and there would be separately certified commercial interiors as the most common solution. and then we could probably come up with an example where they choose to do something a little different. >> in preparing for this, i wrote this little memo, thinking about what are some of the significant challenges we are facing. one is the lack of focus financing sources. we've seen -- i have seen many people say, i would love to do full lafayette -- photovoltaic. but to simplify it so homeowners think it is easily done is a big challenge, and i think we are going to seek solutions emerge. >> we have had a lot of innovation on that and the last year. i think on the day of filming, the main issues credit in general. but provided one is well- qualified there, there are companies providing solar service and take on risks and responsibilities of maintaining the system over time and acting of a miniature utility where you agree to pay a monthly fee for el

we would subtract any rent the port will be due from tenants that are relocated from the new sites -- supervisor mirkarimi: can you try to speak into the microphone? >> sorry about that. we would subtract from the rent that we would have received, any that we continue to receive from tenants who were relocated. and then we would subtract our increases in percentage rent. we do expect to see an increase in purchase a patient from restaurants at our retail sites and parking operators as a result from the america's cup, and that will be a transfer to the city funds. by preserving that revenue stream, we are confident that the market will understand that the court is still a good credit. we estimate that payment to be $7.85 million over three years. the demo you would be binding pursuant to charter section -- the mou would be binding unless the port commission, the controller, and the mayor agreed to change it. the court will pay the tenant relocation costs, including leading costs. we estimate the cost at $2.6 million. we would also spend $61 million in bonds on the cruise terminal proje

in 1750, for example, 20% of the population of new york city was enslaved. >> tenant farmers made uportion of the work force. >> a tenant farmer is somebody who rents land from a landowner, much like a tenant rents an apartment. but in this case, you're renting a farm. in general, they paid their rent with wheat. so they would harvest their wheat. they would bring it down to the mill here to be ground. and a certain portion of that would go to mr. philips. >> reporter: and there's one more thing we can learn here. some of the energy sources from our past may be just what we need for our future. >> i think people are looking to wind energy, water energy again, as a possible source of energy instead of having to dig deep into the seas like in the gulf in order to extract oil in order to run our industry. people are looking at the ways that things used to be done and wondering whether that's a better way for to us live on this planet. >> reporter: milling the corn at philipsburg manor, i'm troy for "teen kids news." >> that wraps up our show, but we'll be back with more "teen kids news.