the successes and the challenges and opportunity within the last 10 years. 10 years ago mayor gavin newsom asked then supervisor angelo who will be here to create a 10 year plan to end chronic homelessness in the city he knew we were up for a big challenge you'll see in the report today 10 years later we've made significant progress as we've struggled 0 through the worse revisions. today, we're taking the best practices like housing first and recommitting ourselves to move forward and continue what works and above and beyond exchange ourselves more. let's first reflected on our past since the adaptation of the 10 year capital plan to end homelessness in 200 had the city has cut chronic homelessness in half that's half what does that mean the city has helped more than 19 thousand people leave the streets. let me repeat 19 thousand lives have changed for the better. nearly 11 thousand moved into the shelters we've built and several other we've reunited with our families liam repeat it shouldn't be on occupier shoulders to build new housing but one of the most that important things to be reun

another great part of captain newsome's collection that is absolutely invaluable is the film that he shot from the helicopters that he flew. he was a huey pilot, would hook up the camera in the main door of the huey itself and shoot film of his mission. and this gives us the ability to see what it might have been like to be that door gunner, sitting in newsome's helicopter, and actually in combat, in night, running those missions. -- in-flight, running those missions. it is a viewpoint that very few people eventually ever have. -- have ever actually had. the cold war ends and then we go and we fight saddam hussein in desert shield desert storm. again, amazing aspect of our collection are the photographs, the videos, the oral history interviews from the soldiers who were on the ground during desert storm to fight the iraqi army. we have seen a private soldier's story, we've seen a nurse's soldier's story. this right here is one of the soldier's story of a collection we have on general fred franks. frederick franks. one interesting aspect of his career, a very wide and expansive career

so, as a former -- as an a point aloe of gavin newsom, i am proud to say let's change the system or at least give the voters the opportunity to have a voice ~. thank you. >> thank you. supervisor mar. >> let me just think about what i'm going to add. [speaker not understood] led it out. [speaker not understood] laid it out a couple weeks ago that this body has been known as the mistresses of the mayor over the years. i know it's not that long ago, and i think there are still those perceptions that are out therethv i think the quote was that we are all mistresses that need to be serviced as one former mayor said. i think the power of incumbency, my belief is that it's tremendous and it has helped me be reelected. christina olague he, our former colleague, she may have been reelected, but i know supervisor breed ran a tremendous campaign. but i know supervisor olague was pounded with an expenditure of money from the tech sector and others, different hit pieces and other thing that maybe changed that race somewhat. but i'll just say that might not be the best example. and i wanted to say

renaming the sports competition to the gay gavin newsom's event was a large success and includes thedegree that surpassed the olympics game during the first gay game he met sarah and decided to have a child together their daughter jessica was born and here today. to protect the legal rights dr. woody allen dell and highs wife married in 1985 he was diagnosed with aids but able to participate in the second gay games that he he lived at 49 passed away on july 11th and the center honor his work serving as a physician founded in 1911 and provides sexually transmitsed diseases it's an iv i didn't i alley the civic center it is one of the tremendous centers when i first went there i was brought by two district 6 constituents how have a lot of february on everything we do unusually a usually negative tom what'd dell was the one place they felt at home and served on the commission and building it was serving the homeless or for actually living with hiv and aids. we're able to expand the tom woody allen dell clinic on golden gate street it's a behalf center to serve the partitioned here in th

what you have before us going back to 8 years when gavin newsom asked a city task force to figure out more ways to fund the downtown extension i amazing found a copy of the task force report they've proposed what is - what we're doing today. i've look at the public document and it indeed calls for mel ruse money to be spent for the downtown extension for infrastructure in the area and by the way, i'm on the transit area cac that's responsible for the budget and for the city park. there's nothing that clearly shows how the money that's going to be created by mel ruse can be transferred into finishing the terminal so i think i need to carefully figure out if there's goes to take if $2 million out of the mel ruse to be investment in the terrain related aspects of the building. now because i this have 45 seconds left the discount extension and the whole network project that is a major, major project that is a city project identified in the mind of everyone it's a industry project it's currently in the legislation mostly the responsible of an obscure agency called the transbay joint powers

staff and fellow commissioners i'm proud to have been acknowledged by this administration and mayor newsom's administration for the work you've done and given the opportunity to serve a community with you served hunters point shipyard and treasure island i've not been there and taken the work and to all of you i wouldn't be here without the size and help of you fiascos it's weird i'm sitting up here by i guess i'll sit up here in taking public comment. >> can members of the public please come to the podium in this order. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm katherine reilly i want to say thank you very much you've provided great leadership when it was a difficulty 7, 8, 9 as a staff person your tough you give staff the opportunity to problem solve and i appreciate that. i think overall for the entire community i've appreciated that especially with the leadership you've provided second thirz down the road from your highway we have meetings so, please we'll miss you and thank you. >> commissioner johnson i've been working with christen johnson and still remember my first meeting because

staff and fellow commissioners i'm proud to have been acknowledged by this administration and mayor newsom's administration for the work you've done and given the opportunity to serve a community with you served hunters point shipyard and treasure island i've not been there and taken the work and

supervisors, currently mayor and lee and his officers and the leadership of formerly mayor gavin newsom and his staff as well as liveable city staff and board on my colleagues who will wish carrying that program forward are here led by the very capable leadership of two colleagues and tom is also provide a calm and supportive leadership behind the organization and don't worry about the fund raising we have a new development scott so when he calls pick up the phone it's important as well as my boyfriend and my brother jason king and jessica and his girlfriend i want to shout out to the municipal transportation agency they've carried the ball forward two colleagues. as well as a whole team mta, department of public works and department of public health and rec and park and again, all the mayor's office and the other departments that really have put their shoulder to the bottle did care to push this program up a hill i'm confident this program will be part of the fabric of san francisco life i was talking to a supporter saying her 6-year-old grandson didn't know is streets without this pro

task two small, no meeting he would refuse whether it was staffing the mayor or the lieutenant gavin newsom or in the community at maintained it's the skills and the passion and dedication that we see in mike and in, wells and our ocii staff so again with great sadness but great privilege to be able to introduce this item i'd like to ask sally of programs and project with our indulgence and this other members that are eagerly awaiting the other items she'll read the accomodation >> thank you, commissioners and staff and members of the public it's my great pleasure and sorry to be commending wells it's been an absolute pleasure i'll read do resolution wells lawson joined the agency in 2007 as the painting. starting in 2007 mr. lawson co- murdering the interdevelopment for the hunters point shipyard and the candle stick point activity need of the hunters view area together referred to as the project. the project will transform more seven hundred land into 10 thousand housing units and up to 3 million acres of new parks to the southeast san francisco and as well as new bus rapidly and other ac

while he's gone, executive powers will roll to lieutenant governor gavin newsom.es for the east coast on tuesday for a special olympics-related event. at that point, senate president pro tem darrell steinberg will become acting governor until he leaves for chicago on wednesday and then assembly speaker tony atkins will take on the role, only for nine hours until governor brown returns. >>> president obama says a loophole that lets companies dodge u.s. taxes by moving their headquarters overseas is unpatriotic. in his weekly address, the president denounces tax inversions, he says companies are essentially renouncing their citizenship to avoid paying what he calls their fair share. the president says the best way to address the problem is through tax reform that lowers the corporate tax rate. >> i want to be clear. there's only a few big corporations so far. the vast majority of american businesses pay their taxes right here in the united states. but when some companies cherry-pick their taxes, it damages the country's finances. it adds to the deficit. it makes it

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the port then convened -- actually, mayor gavin newsom convened a blue ribbon committee to look at where else the cruise terminal could go and they looked at pier 27 and that's how we ended up moving the james r. herman cruise terminal project from pier 30/32 up to pier 27. and the park was still it grated into that cruise terminal project. so, at the time that the active recreation use development opportunity was being considered for pier 27-29, one of the big draws for that use was the formal pier 27 shed, the large shed. it was [speaker not understood] without posts and pileses that enabled active recreation use to be an opportunity there. and now with the cruise terminal project where we have taken out the old pier 27 and replaced it with a brand-new cruise terminal facility with the remaining pier 29 facility, that is more like the rest of our finger piers where we have piles and structural supports that really make it more difficult to do active recreation planning areas in there because they're broken up by the structure of the pier sheds. so, there has been an evolution in term o

but i did want to just make a point that i think we've known about the financial issues since the newsom administration years and years ago. the department of aging services and ms. kent [speaker not understood], my hope is we're doing everything we can to look at recommendation from the community and from mr. nadal as well and address this issue. but i do see this as part of the broader eviction process going on and displacement of senior and disabled people. >> i would like to say that transfer trauma and the anxiety level among the present resident population is pretty high right now. and i remember going into a nursing home after a double shooting on ellis street, dph sent out a lot of grief counselors to talk with residents and their family members. and i've often compared this closure to the closure that results from a fire when red cross doesn't come to counseling, some kind of emotional support, or during the katrina where only bud man and others gave support where nursing homes were flooded and they had to move to that big stadium ~. and i would recommend somehow there be a more

instead of stepping up to the plate and tell newsome, you know this prop g was -- all you guys want too is fulfill your corporation's downtown, the corporations don't vote. people back here do. so in closing, we have to change the formula of how this board is being governed or appointed. so we do have a ballot initiative to put on the ballot, to change the formula, so the community can have a voice. >> anybody else who wishes to address the board. >> good afternoon. >> thank you, i didn't expect to comment on this hearing the testimony, i am a 37-year driver at desoto and the experience he speaks of is real and i want to reiterate it's an extremely serious situation and formula for disaster. thank you. >> thank you, next item. >> the consent calendar all items are considered to be routine unless a member of the public or member of the board wishes to have the item severed and considered separately. we have received a request item 10.4 regarding the car share vehicles and 10.11 with regard to the development agreement between the city and county and visitacion valley department group be

good afternoonen newsom be -- gavin newsom began to fill in yesterday but he leaves tomorrow for thet. darrell steinberg will take over until wednesday when he heads out of town for personal business and then tony atkins will step in for nine hours until governor brown returns later that day. the rules of succession are all outlined in the state's constitution. >>> 8:10. shut down on short notice. coming up in 20 minutes, the way one local college has left its students with more questions than answers. plus how the state is stepping in. >>> i seen the head start to come out and i -- >> driving one minute, deliverying the next. two men deliver babies on the same freeway. >>> we still have traffic recovering after earlier problems. 280 -- 280 at 880 is jammed. >>> a mix of fog and sun. another muggy, humid day. we'll have more details on your monday forecast. ♪ [ barks ] whoo! mmm! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ whistling ] [ male announcer ] discover your new orleans. start exploring at followyournola.com. [ woman ] and i love new orleans! >>> 8:14. happening right now, i want to bring you live pictu

i hope he brings home pinadas, and gavin newsom left, and then after that was president pro tem of theate, darrell steinberg. he was named acting governor until he had to go to chicago on personal business. so this morning at 8 a.m., assembly speaker tony atkins became acting governor. and you know we love acting governors here in california. we had ronald schwarzenegger became governor. i was wondering what a person would do if they were governor for one day, so skyping with us from san diego, say hello, the assembly speaker tony adkins. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: are you technically governor right now? >> technically, yes. >> jimmy: wow, what are you most proud of accomplishing in your ten hours as governor? >> well, i have to say it has been an uneventful day. i think that's good. i hope nothing in this interview breaks that streak. >> jimmy: are you letting the power go to your head in any way? >> i hope not. my nephew would probably say yes. >> jimmy: you know as a joke you should change all the governors' passwords while you're there. >> well, that is a good idea but his c

governor jerry brown, gavin newsom and steinberg are all out of state leaving assembly speaker tony atkins is in charge. tony is the first elected gay speaker. he is left in charge until he returns. he tweeted this photo, one of my first responsibilities today as acting governors was to make sure the dogs got their morning walk. he is on jimmy kimmel live and that airs tonight. >>> people keihn ind of on edgey after a fast-moving fire burned about a dozen acres yesterday. they're now putting restrictions on park goers. here's the story in san jose. >> reporter: mother nature is showing all the obvious signs fire danger is high. but if that's not clear enough, there are also manmade signs all throughout the park. today an additional warning from rangers. >> thank you for calling. fires of any kind are not allowed in the park on wednesday, july 30. >> reporter: the danger became very real yesterday when a three-alarm grass fire started near the park on sierra road. this wasn't a careless hiker but a car accident that sparked the flames. people who live in the area are very a ware of the dry

while he's gone executive powers will roll to the lieutenant-governor newsome.ves to the east coast tuesday for special olympic related events and at that point the senate president pro tem will become acting governor. until he leaves for chicago on wednesday and then assembly speaker tony atkins will take the role for about 9 hours until governor brown returns. >>> new this morning, president said a loophole that lets companies dodge u.s. tax by moving headquarters overseas is unstateotic. he denounced tax inversions. he said companies of renouncing their citizenship to avoid paying their fair share. the president said the best way to address the problem is through tax reform that lowers the corporate tax rate. >> i want to be clear. there's only a few big corporations so far. the vast majority of american businesses pay their tacks right here in the united states. but when some customers cherry pick their taxes, it adds to the deficit and makes it harder to invest in the things that will keep america strong. >> the president says companies should not be allowe

currently in charge, lieutenant governor gavin newsome until he leaves for an event tomorrow.arrel steinberg, until he's called away on personal business to chicago. following him, assembly speaker tony atkins who will become acting governor for a grand total of nine hours until brown returns to active duty on wednesday. folks, that's what we call a line of success in action. great little political nugget. >> alex, feel better my friend, the ed show is up next, don't miss it. >>> good evening, american, live from detroit lakes, minnesota. i'm ready to go! let's get to work. >> will you consider impeaching the president? >> this might be first white house in history that's trying to start the narrative of impeaching their own president. >> but impeachment is off the table? >> give me a second. >> there are some republicans hoping to get into office so they can impeach the president. >> we can have an impeachment hearing in the house -- >> and tipping point in this drive towards impeachment -- >> others can make a determination about whether it's impeachable or not. >> i'm getti

newsome, happy gay pride parade. >> good, huh. >> feel good. >> 44% of americans now have the same rightshave. it's a good thing. >> i'm black and i'm proud. i'm gay and i'm proud. >> i like the pants. i have to be honest with you the pants a little tight. >> not al all. a lot of room. >> you are going to behave yourself today. >> i'm going to try to behave myself today. >> i don't believe you for a minute. >> we will find out when you join me we behave ourselves together. >> are you guys sure you don't like girls? are you sure? you still need those parades even though can you get married in california. >> they are important because people actually do come out of the closet when they come here. >> are you out of the closet. >> i have been out of the closet for many municipal at this point. >> no kidding? >> what's the next step in the gay rights movement? do you want a gay president. >> hell yeah. >> you do? >> yes. gay world. everyone will be gay. >> then we can't procreate then. >> oh well. >> you guys work out? [ laughter ] >> i'm going to go out on a limb. you look a little promiscuou

lieutenant governor newsom remembered his teenaged years breaking the law. >> so many great laws without a fishing license. >> rafting down the merced river. i might have had a beer or two, i'm not sure. [ applause ] >> reporter: yosemite also got a whopper of a birthday gift. a check for more than $12.5 million to start restoration of the mariposa grove of giant sequoias. first, though, will be parking lots like this one that are banking tree roots below but it was president lincoln who preserved yosemite. the u.s. troops were the valley's first rangers but in the '50s real rangers used to dance with and feed bears by hand to entertain guests. and the u.s. army was still training here. today, the military is gone replaced with four million visitors a year. visitors from around the world like these folks from sweden or china. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: or that other place across the pond. >> happy birthday, yosemite! >> reporter: as an earlier speaker said of the famous abraham lincoln line, by the people of the people but more importantly for the people -- really defines the

while he's gone executive powers will roll to the lieutenant-governor gavin newsome.ut then he leaves to the east coast tuesday for special olympic related events and at that point the senate president pro tem bill steinberg will become acting governor. until he leaves for chicago on wednesday and then assembly speaker tony atkins will take the role for about 9 hours until governor brown returns. >>> new this morning, president said a loophole that lets companies dodge u.s. taxes by moving their headquarters overseas is unpatriotic. in his weekly address the president denounces tax inversions. he said companies of renouncing their citizenship to avoid paying their fair share. the president said the best way to address the problem is through tax reform that lowers the corporate tax rate. >> i want to be clear. there's only a few big corporations so far. the vast majority of american businesses pay their taxes right here in the united states. but when some customers cherry picks their taxes, it adds to the deficit and makes it harder to invest in the things that will ke

. >> gavin newsome told me the same thing about his kids. it's funny that the kids are being educated in their classrooms and they're coming home and educating their parents. love that. student becomes the teacher. 5:17 now, take you outdoors, show you what we're working with and that is a common story. it's really actually a great thing, shows in the state of california, in the public schools definitely educating the kid. about the drought, and you know what, when they learn about it early on, it sticks with them for life. 64 degrees in livermore, 64 in san martin, water conservation, always going to be beneficial, afterall, the world population continues to grow. # 5 degrees in oakland. 234e6 san francisco, and so does the population of this great state of california. here in the bay area, we have the best weather across the entire nation over the weekend, we're going to hold on that that weather for the next couple days. we're going to get rid of the muggy conditions and the shower activity which really impacted places on the east side of