and the city is receiving a lower purchase price just like one 60 fulsome the occ basically gave the lands in challenge for the higher affordability there is always there is a public subsidy here occ is receiving less money than lower inclusionary percentage. >> yes. tjpa will be the one receiving the landfill and like i said the government public entities it is important not accurate to say no subsidys but a government subsidy in a reduced purchase price pushing the affordability up to 45 percent and some people that like to pretend we're just forcing the developer to do some high percentage and beating up the developer and squeezing it act out of the developer that might be true for a portion of inclusionary but a portion of the inclusion we're - i totally support inclusionary housing but help to increase the percentage that is important to be transparent that there is an actual public subsidy. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you let's if you're done with our presentation go ahead and take public comment open for item 2 come to the podium if you have questions well.

if for $160 million for march the condition was there was an approval of the option on block 4 from occ so we negotiated that option agreement and which was approved by our commission the purchase price was $45 million it could be load through the negotiation in the wrong direction or if that's the case lower we'll come back for a fair market determination as i mentioned the site is on the location of the temporary transit center if for some reason the delays it is k9d for but the purpose must be equal or greater than fair market that's why we're here before you the developer whether deposit 5 hundred thousand with occ with the approval that covers the costs with an option for another 100 percent thousands if we need the costs and most importantly the developer agreed to provide for 4 percent affordable housing in the project with no occ subsidy that's a significant friction our commission approved it on april 19th of this year, the other considerations that lasts until 2018 it gives over two years that's the average timeframe for any of the transbay blocks to move to the discipline pro

expenditures are allocated 92 percent of occ budget is for personal expenditures moving to the next slide smorz shows a comparison between 2015-2016 the baseline for next year and the property enhancements the following slide shows why the occ needs the enhancements and that would be to accommodate officer-involved shooting investigations and also the increased workload that will occur once body worn cameras are implemented and the investigators are reviewing the footage from the body worn cameras to evaluate them in conducting their investigations in addition the for the enhancements the okay will need additional staff a budget for training and additional office space we're busting at the seams as well as equipment including faster computers and laptops when the office of complaints conducts an investigation of an officer-involved shooting the investigation requires much more staff time the investigator is immediately removed from in take the investor is for the receiving more cases and the investigators have to assume the in takes encourage 3 for the officer-involved shooting inve

to the occ budget needs and this commission support of the occ. last month the occ meeting in an outreach or nader don salazar, etc. racial and ethnic disparities community meeting sponsored by the reentry counsel and community-based organization. we've attended a series of these meetings and she will be attending future meetings. these meetings are facilitated meetings with stakeholders to discuss racial disparities in the criminal justice system. on the recruitment and, the occ is currently recording for temporary 1051 information system business analyst to assist the occ 1052 information system business analyst. the position is posted on the cities phr, department of human resources, website at www.dot sf dhr dot work in the jobs section. the temporary position can be filled for up to six months to provide them much-needed support to the occ only information technology employees. other common of human resources develops the test for a permanent position. their common of human resources has advised me that they hope to begin testing for that per

to the occ budget needs and this commission support of the occ. last month the occ meeting in an outreach or nader don salazar, etc. racial and ethnic disparities community meeting sponsored by the reentry counsel and community-based organization. we've attended a series of these meetings and she will be attending future meetings. these meetings are facilitated meetings with stakeholders to discuss racial disparities in the criminal justice system. on the recruitment and, the occ is currently recording for temporary 1051 information system business analyst to assist the occ 1052 information system business analyst. the position is posted on the cities phr, department of human resources, website at www.dot sf dhr dot work in the jobs section. the temporary position can be filled for up to six months to provide them much-needed support to the occ only information technology employees. other common of human resources develops the test for a permanent position. their common of human resources has advised me that they hope to begin testing for that per

and the city is receiving a lower purchase price just like one 60 fulsome the occ basically gave the lands in challenge for the higher affordability there is always there is a public subsidy here occ is receiving less money than lower inclusionary percentage. >> yes. tjpa will be the one receiving the landfill and like i said the government public entities it is important not accurate to say no subsidys but a government subsidy in a reduced purchase price pushing the affordability up to 45 percent and some people that like to pretend we're just forcing the developer to do some high percentage and beating up the developer and squeezing it act out of the developer that might be true for a portion of inclusionary but a portion of the inclusion we're - i totally support inclusionary housing but help to increase the percentage that is important to be transparent that there is an actual public subsidy. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you let's if you're done with our presentation go ahead and take public comment open for item 2 come to the podium if you have questions well.

with the police department and office of citizen's complaints, we have to have a more robust occ that can handle the crisis of confidence that many communities in san francisco have towards the police department. this the lowest i've ever seen it and it means we have to restructure our agencies and institutions here in san francisco to make sure that they can hold accountable the police department and also be a place where the public can get a sense of confidence in the enforcement bodies and investigate tri bodies helping them with their cases. i am honored to support the public advocate. it's important that occ has a director that is appointed by the public advocate rather than by the mayor through the police department which gives the kind of independence that the public advocate, or occ needs to have to really be able to do its work and the public can have confidence in that agency to be successful in representing their cases. and so, just want to put in a word for that. charter amendment will be wending its way through the board of supervisors here in the next couple of months bu

and the city is receiving a lower purchase price just like one 60 fulsome the occ basically gave the lands in challenge for the higher affordability there is always there is a publicubsi s here occ is receiving less money than lower inclusionary percentage. >> yes. tjpa will be the one receiving the landfill and like i said the government public entities it is important not accurate to say no subsidys but a government subsidy in a reduced purchase price pushing the affordability up to 45 percent and some people that like to pretend we're just forcing the developer to do some high percentage and beating up the developer and squeezing it act out of the developer that might be true for a portion of inclusionary but a portion of the inclusion we're - i totally support inclusionary housing but help to increase the percentage that is important to be transparent that there is an actual public subsidy. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you let's if you're done with our presentation go ahead and take public comment open for item 2 come to the podium if you have questions well. >

. >> and the next the last slide is just two different slices of what the occ budget the first slideur budget by fund source and the second slide is how those funding sources are drbltd into program areas. >> and with that, i will close and i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> okay. any questions. >> i don't have any questions. >> but thank you for your presentation. >> and i guess that's the end of the human services agency presentations. >> thank you, supervisor as trent do you want to say anything to close it. >> thanks thank you for the opportunity look forward to coming back in june and presenting comprehensive detail. >> thank you a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. >> what would you like to take public comment. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> could i have a motion to continue this to the call of the chair okay with no objection the that item passes and thank you very much i like to have a motion to excuse supervisor farrell and supervisor tang from the meeting. >> can i have a motion please. okay with no without objection the

with the police department and office of citizen's complaints, we have to have a more robust occ that can handle the crisis of confidence that many communities in san francisco have towards the police department. this the lowest i've ever seen it and it means we have to restructure our agencies and institutions here in san francisco to make sure that they can hold accountable the police department and also be a place where the public can get a sense of confidence in the enforcement bodies and investigate tri bodies helping them with their cases. i am honored to support the public advocate. it's important that occ has a director that is appointed by the public advocate rather than by the mayor through the police department which gives the kind of independence that the public advocate, or occ needs to have to really be able to do its work and the public can have confidence in that agency to be successful in representing their cases. and so, just want to put in a word for that. charter amendment will be wending its way through the board of supervisors here in the next couple of months bu

for 2016 a report from the occ that indicates compliance between the department and the occ the department i would note has done an excellent job in producing the documents any questions on this matter. >> any public comment? hearing none, public comment is closed. >> another motion >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that item passes sergeant, next line item. >> item 3 public comment the public is welcome to address the commission on items not on tonight's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the commission. please direct your questions to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or departments or occi personal. - >> two minutes. >> okay please direct your questions to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or departments or occi personal. under police commission rules of order neither the police department, occi or commissioners are to respond to the questions police commission should enter into debates and please limit your comments to 3 minutes, please. >> 2 minutes. >> thank you >> good evening and welcome. >> commissioners ray hart f

if for $160 million for march the condition was there was an approval of the option on block 4 from occ so we negotiated that option agreement and which was approved by our commission the purchase price was $45 million it could be load through the negotiation in the wrong direction or if that's the case lower we'll come back for a fair market determination as i mentioned the site is on the location of the temporary transit center if for some reason the delays it is k9d for but the purpose must be equal or greater than fair market that's why we're here before you the developer whether deposit 5 hundred thousand with occ with the approval that covers the costs with an option for another 100 percent thousands if we need the costs and most importantly the developer agreed to provide for 4 percent affordable housing in the project with no occ subsidy that's a significant friction our commission approved it on april 19th of this year, the other considerations that lasts until 2018 it gives over two years that's the average timeframe for any of the transbay blocks to move to the discipline pro

the police commission both department chief and director of the occ report independently to the police commission, so the director reports to the 7 commissioners. part of the role the commission has in that way also is, identifying where there are additional needs that the director and department would need and so given the emphasis on the need for independent investigation and officer involved shootings, given the need to make sure the case loads are reasonable so the investigators can do a deeper dive into allegation of misconduct and have the cases filed with the police commission, the budget gives 5 investigators which is 20 percent [inaudible] she reports outside of the chain of the police department to the commission. >> [inaudible] >> the occ budget is independent of the police department budget, it is two separate budgets. >> [inaudible] >> i have not. >> [inaudible] >> there is a lot going on between the district attorney and poa so having not seen the report and speaking directly to the report we appreciate the work of the committee and when we get the report we will follow t

and the city is receiving a lower purchase price just like one 60 fulsome the occ basically gave the lands in challenge for the higher affordability there is always there is a public subsidy here occ is receiving less money than lower inclusionary percentage. >> yes. tjpa will be the one receiving the landfill and like i said the government public entities it is important not accurate to say no subsidys but a government subsidy in a reduced purchase price pushing the affordability up to 45 percent and some people that like to pretend we're just forcing the developer to do some high percentage and beating up the developer and squeezing it act out of the developer that might be true for a portion of inclusionary but a portion of the inclusion we're - i totally support inclusionary housing but help to increase the percentage that is important to be transparent that there is an actual public subsidy. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. thank you let's if you're done with our presentation go ahead and take public comment open for item 2 come to the podium if you have questions well.

so, this moves the occ from districtly being a complaint-driven department to being a more proactive department. we all have seen how much can go wrong in an unfortunate and short period of time. this ballot measure seeks to correct that. i hope to have everyone's support and i look forward to the on going discussion. thank you. >> thank you supervisor cohen. madam president. >> thank you madam clerk. today i want to acknowledge an amazing woman in our community. yesterday eileen clark hernandez celebrated her 90th birthday and i wanted to take this opportunity to honor her and recognize her work as a local and national activist. miss hernandez was born in brooklyn in 1926 and excelled in school and attended howard university. she was drawn into politics. in 1951, she took an organizational job with the west coast divisional job to begin a life-long battle against discrimination in all its forms. she became the first woman to be appointed to the united states equal employment opportunity commission in 1964. then in 1966, she cofounded the national organization for women, the largest

with the police department and office of citizen's complaints, we have to have a more robust occ that can handle the crisis of confidence that many communities in san francisco have towards the police department. this the lowest i've ever seen it and it means we have to restructure our agencies and institutions here in san francisco to make sure that they can hold accountable the police department and also be a place where the public can get a sense of confidence in the enforcement bodies and investigate tri bodies helping them with their cases. i am honored to support the public advocate. it's important that occ has a director that is appointed by the public advocate rather than by the mayor through the police department which gives the kind of independence that the public advocate, or occ needs to have to really be able to do its work and the public can have confidence in that agency to be successful in representing their cases. and so, just want to put in a word for that. charter amendment will be wending its way through the board of supervisors here in the next couple of months bu

with the police department and office of citizen's complaints, we have to have a more robust occ that can handle the crisis of confidence that many communities in san francisco have towards the police department. this the lowest i've ever seen it and it means we have to restructure our agencies and institutions here in san francisco to make sure that they can hold accountable the police department and also be a place where the public can get a sense of confidence in the enforcement bodies and investigate tri bodies helping them with their cases. i am honored to support the public advocate. it's important that occ has a director that is appointed by the public advocate rather than by the mayor through the police department which gives the kind of independence that the public advocate, or occ needs to have to really be able to do its work and the public can have confidence in that agency to be successful in representing their cases. and so, just want to put in a word for that. charter amendment will be wending its way through the board of supervisors here in the next couple of months bu

with the police department and office of citizen's complaints, we have to have a more robust occ that can handle the crisis of confidence that many communities in san francisco have towards the police department. this the lowest i've ever seen it and it means we have to restructure our agencies and institutions here in san francisco to make sure that they can hold accountable the police department and also be a place where the public can get a sense of confidence in the enforcement bodies and investigate tri bodies helping them with their cases. i am honored to support the public advocate. it's important that occ has a director that is appointed by the public advocate rather than by the mayor through the police department which gives the kind of independence that the public advocate, or occ needs to have to really be able to do its work and the public can have confidence in that agency to be successful in representing their cases. and so, just want to put in a word for that. charter amendment will be wending its way through the board of supervisors here in the next couple of months bu

usually the occ only gets involved when a citizens complaint is filed. >>> a hunger strike over the excessive use of police force marches to san francisco city hall today. five people have been holding a hunger strike outside the mission police station nearly two weeks now. demonstrators are angry over recent controversial police shootings and calling for mayor ed lee to fire police chief greg sir. yesterday they turned down an offer to meet with mayor lee. >>> a new day, but basically the same forecast as yesterday, not that we're complaining. maybe a bit more cloud cover today. >> good morning. the clouds will be mixing in this morning and parts of the afternoon. take a look outside. some of the temperatures you're feeling as you step out the door. feeling mild. upper 50s for the south bay. in san jose and palo alto, 7:00. 51 in concord, napa and santa rosa. we will have great weather for baseball and basketball. taking a look at that a's forecast, first pitch 66 and dropping down to 63 by the end of the game. i'll have a look at the rest of the forecast including some showers coming up by

so the fact that the occ has a very low level of sustaining complaints against the police department when you have an endemic culture demonstrated by text messages and killings and tape released with sergeant that there is certainly a problem significant enough that people are willing to put their lives on the line to make sure that something happens, that there is some change. the office of citizens complaint in alignment with what supervisor cohen said about the transparency legislation, if we can see problems that are happening with the police officers then the kmupt ccommun feel more safe. they can see that officers are being held accountable for actions. right now there is a culture of covering up things. we would not have found out about the racist text messages had first text gate with first group of officers 14 to 16 officers who were exchange s racist text messages we would not have found out about that had there not been a criminal investigation. >> and to speak further about the issue of culture, is there also a culture of denial in the police department or a culture of fa

very, very fews a accidents occ at that altitude. less than 10%. the vast majority of fatal accidents, about 60% of them, come on descent and landing. the other 22, 25% are on takeoff. >> keeping that in mind, egyptian aviation officials have not ruled out terrorism. can you talk to us about what sort of factors may indicate a terrorist attack or a bomb, something catastrophic, like you said, versus maybe a mechanical situation. >> once you begin to actually find pieces of the aircraft, those pieces will be taken to a laboratory, forensically looked at, and you'll be able to determine if there was explosive material on it or if it came from a mechanical failure. >> what about this business of the searching, search and rescue, search and recovery? the mediterranean sea, give us an idea of what this location is like. i understand that it's heavily surveilled. there are a lot of countries keeping tabs on the traffic coming and going there. what's it like? will it be an easy effort or a challenging one? >> certainly it's going to be a lot easier than w

usually the occ only gets involved when a citizens complaint is filed. >> too many dirty koufrpes andmattresses being dumped on the streets of san jose. leaders are ready to take action. a reward program is proposed to help capture illegal dumb pers. people can get $10,000 for turning in their neighbors. city council is going to discuss that proposal later this evening. san jose city council members are discussing extending the moratorium on mobile home park closures. >>> the recent wildfires impacting the building of new homes in california. new housing units declined last year by 2,000 homes compared to the year before. not good news considering the state's population grew by nearly 400,000 last year to nearly 40 million people. they love cal[fornia. >> very popular place to be. >>> there might not be as much sunshine. here is a look starting out this morning. it is now 53 in san francisco and concord. 7:00 in palo alto and san jose. we'll have those clouds with us throughout the morning. a few peeks of sun. mild temperatures, too. we get ready for spotty rain tomorrow that continu

. >> particularly for receive occ -- for steph curry, his return date is unknown. >> it's more what the training staff tells us. is he at risk of hurting it further. if he is not and he is at 80%, 90% and they say, he can play, and he should be fine and it's, we are not risking anything, then we will let him play. >> game three is saturday night in port lant. we could see him had saturday. well, hunter pence may have something to do with last night's win. he sent stump town coffee to the warriors. it's a portland based coffee company, nobody can confirm that the warriors drank the coffee. as for pence and the giants today, they lost in cincinnati. >> now, also, may the force be with you. today is star wars day, even president obama and the first lady got involved. this video here posted to the official white house twitter account. the first couple dancing with r 2-d 2. that is access when he comes by. it is believed to have been filmed in december, around the time the new star wars movie premiered. >> he has rhythm. >> he does. >> not so much the storm troopers. but -- >> may the nourfo

usually the occ only gets involved when a citizen complaint is filed. >> 5:05. today is the deadline for the special mail-in only election. in 2011, voters approved a parcel tax for the high school district. measure a which deadline is today would extend that tax for another eight years. $30,000 were sent to voters. it needs 2/3 majority to pass. >>> it is a make or break moment in the race for president as indiana voters go to the polls today. ted cruz right now is hinging his hopes on winning indiana as part of a recent alliance with john kasich. polls are not looking favorable for cruz right now donald trump is maintaining a double-digit lead and victory in that state could seal the deal for trump. >> indiana faces a choice and it's a choice not just for the state, not just for the republican party, but for the entire country. >> i think he's crazy. honestly, i think he's crazy. lying ted does notç have the temperament to be doing this. >> let's go to the democratic side where bernie sanders is still holding out hope that he can defeat hillary clinton today.

ballot in june and prop d as it's called will require all officer shootings be investigated by the occ in addition to the district attorney's office, which decides there's going to be any criminal charges against police officers and has an internal investigation, as well. according to the controller's financial analyst, this extra work would cost the city $5 million, so will be on the ballot come june. >> that's our san francisco bureau working on the stories today and we'll hear about it a little bit later on. >> we will. >>> coming up on mornings on two, the nine, i want to learn more about this subject, we're talking about fatty food, just some. we'll bring in health and wellness coach and talk about the food you can add and still drop some pounds. >> and can you have too much ice in an ice coffee? one lawsuit filed against starbucks demanding $5 million. mystery beauty treatment. what made their skin more radiant? what?! wait! only dove has 1/4 moisturizing cream. smooth dewy skin. dove, your daily beauty treatment for radiant skin. ii can't believe it's made with real, simple ingr

usually the occ only gets involved when a citizen's complaint is filed. >>> developing story in iraq, where in the last few hours we confirmed that a navy s.e.a.l. was killed battling isis fighters in iraq. it happened today in the northern iraqi city of erbil. a u.s. military official said the navy s.e.a.l. was killed working as an adviser to kurdish peshmerga troops. he was killed by direct fire after isis forces penetrated the forward line. today, the defense secretary says that the fight must go on. >> it shows you the serious fight that we have to wage in iraq, there are american service members involved. >> the u.s. respond with more than 20 air strikes. >>> dozens of detroit public schools are closed for a second day in a row. mass teacher sick outs forced it to shut down. the district says it will not be able to pay teachers' salaries past june 30th. the district's been under state oversight since 2009 and led by a series of managers who tried to cut down onit to's debt. >>> silicon valley gives under way, the bay area's 24-hour online giving day to support local charities. >>

. >> felix solis is a member of occ, ogden's craziest chicanos, a local utah gang. he's serving 11 months for possession of a controlled substance. >> i've never seen so much gangs all in one place before. if you're gang-banging, and if you're down for your set, you're down for it, no matter what it takes. >> you can tell any time something's going on. any time there's any type of issue or anything like that, the section will split apart. >> certain words will be said. there's some obvious words, punk, bitch, stuff like that. >> going up to somebody saying "f" your hood or something like that. >> even if it doesn't involve you, even if it's two different rival gangs, you'll go and gravitate towards your own gang because you never know what's going to happen. >> within our last three or four assaults, what's happened is it started out with two inmates. but then inmates from those same games jumped in. so we've had, you know, seven, eight, nine inmates fighting at once. >> to combat gang violence, officers are on constant alert for weapons. cells are checked twice dai

the police commission both department chief and director of the occ report independently to the policemission, so the director reports to the 7 commissioners. part of the role the commission has in that way also is, identifying where there are additional needs that the director and department would need and so given the emphasis on the need for independent investigation and officer involved shootings, given the need to make sure the case loads are reasonable so the investigators can do a deeper dive into allegation of misconduct and have the cases filed with the police commission, the budget gives 5 investigators which is 20 percent [inaudible] she reports outside of the chain of the police department to the commission. >> [inaudible] >> the occ budget is independent of the police department budget, it is two separate budgets. >> [inaudible] >> i have not. >> [inaudible] >> there is a lot going on between the district attorney and poa so having not seen the report and speaking directly to the report we appreciate the work of the committee and when we get the report we will follow throu

probably among many democrats who does not think donald trump is suitable to the chair he currently occ y occupies and gives him disdain and has a certain amount of delight being able to see his party prosecute the case against trump and run against him in a general election. >> mark, what do white house sources tell you about the president's role moving for ward? >> does he say these things and back off or will he be involved? >> i think he will have a huge role at the convention, until bernie sanders is no longer in the running he will be somewhat restra restrained, somewhat what bill clinton did for barack obama four years ago, explainer in chief of how important the job is. the central theme is this guy is not a president, about trump, who better than a lot of americans to make that case than the guy who has that job. for bush 41 and bush 43, they plan to be silent, you have two democratic presidents talking how hard this job is on behalf of the democratic nominee and he will have to defend himself. >> it's important for hillary clinton as she goes into this general election to acti

>> that kind of fault information, kate, indicates there was probably something occ occurring, a fire, it was over a three mundt period that these faults were starting to originate. you could have had a small explosion and tripping these systems off. you could have had definitely a fire in the aircraft. that would have probably prev t prevented the flight crew from making any mayday call because their priority would have been to take care of if there was a fire, putting the fire out, keeping the airplane under control. as tom has said, the audited to pilot tripped off or at least the computer looks to be tripped off. that would have been flying the airplane at the time. if there was a hard fault and the airplane pitched over or took on a different altitude, the pilots would have to take over control of the airplane or regain control of the airplane given this serious situation. >> given what we known as it jerked to the left and made t n turns in the air, if you reconcile that with what we just learned, does that give you any more sense with what might have happened? >> with one of th

. >> and the next the last slide is just two different slices of what the occ budget the first slideur budget by fund source and the second slide is how those funding sources are drbltd into program areas. >> and with that, i will close and i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> okay. any questions. >> i don't have any questions. >> but thank you for your presentation. >> and i guess that's the end of the human services agency presentations. >> thank you, supervisor as trent do you want to say anything to close it. >> thanks thank you for the opportunity look forward to coming back in june and presenting comprehensive detail. >> thank you a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. >> what would you like to take public comment. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> could i have a motion to continue this to the call of the chair okay with no objection the that item passes and thank you very much i like to have a motion to excuse supervisor farrell and supervisor tang from the meeting. >> can i have a motion please. okay with no without objection the

. >> and the next the last slide is just two different slices of what the occ budget the first slideur budget by fund source and the second slide is how those funding sources are drbltd into program areas. >> and with that, i will close and i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> okay. any questions. >> i don't have any questions. >> but thank you for your presentation. >> and i guess that's the end of the human services agency presentations. >> thank you, supervisor as trent do you want to say anything to close it. >> thanks thank you for the opportunity look forward to coming back in june and presenting comprehensive detail. >> thank you a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. >> what would you like to take public comment. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> could i have a motion to continue this to the call of the chair okay with no objection the that item passes and thank you very much i like to have a motion to excuse supervisor farrell and supervisor tang from the meeting. >> can i have a motion please. okay with no without objection the

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fed, thest fall, the fdic, and the occ issued a warning on november 5 that was largely ignored by everyonehich warned about the leverage and the oil and gas debt of the united states. it reached almost 400% in a year, largely ignored by the market, and at that point we warned our clients that cash was going to be king, or access to credit will be king in the oil batch. arabia,s like saudi where you have saudi aramco and other select ones, will fare much better than ioc's simply because they have more cash or the ability to raise debt on a sovereign level. the ability to for saudi arabia to go out and raise debt on the markets or to do an ipo partially as saudi arabia is going to be something that could keep the going way longer than a smaller or medium-sized independent, which will be at risk of default, bankruptcy, and the like in the next couple of quarters because oil prices are low. the saudis are leveraging their position of strength, access to capital and credit. jon: a quick question to talk about the opec meeting -- the al-naimi with opec was that he could strip out the political n

when it talks about community reach outreach is thorough discussions with the extra port committee occ cac we've all been president this ferry terminal for many, many years its been part of oriental mission bay plan and it was discussed in the context at the mission bay cca in the context of the warriors arena and discussed briefly in the planning for bay front park but like the maritime advisory committee sea what can has not been briefed thoroughly that is important if you're going to move forward that you get feedback from the community for one thing if alternate a is the preferred all the time but have to dredge under pier 64 and pull out those outlined pilings why not go duo it at the foot of 16th street which is where we've thought that would be we have a big plaza as part of bay fronted park that had been a good place to land people i just think this that would be helpful from the community could give feedback before this goes out to an engineering rfp thank you >> any more public comment on 12 a going once and twice public comment is closed. commissioner katz i also agree i'm e

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the anybody area and with others projects what is the offer lapsing for the planning commission and occant to make any comments on that port or agency. >> thank you for that question so one of the reasons we put together this effort and working group it is precisely so better manage this interagency over laptop on united states e the - we can always do best better sometimes the agencies tells you and recall fully we've 234069 given them enough time and negotiate that will be hard i think that time we're fixing that all the agencies that will be involved will have to weigh into the development agreements you see coming gluven are two years in advance of anything coming to i think we've tried hard and having meetings the deputy director at a high-level for about a year with the agencies you saw on those that mike shared and ocii mainly has jurisdiction over the shipyard and candle stick point and not any jurisdictions until you get to mission bay an approvals of ocii on future approvals not a lot of ocii we're working hard is where transportation and open space over laptop hunters point i

. >> and the next the last slide is just two different slices of what the occ budget the first slideur budget by fund source and the second slide is how those funding sources are drbltd into program areas. >> and with that, i will close and i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> okay. any questions. >> i don't have any questions. >> but thank you for your presentation. >> and i guess that's the end of the human services agency presentations. >> thank you, supervisor as trent do you want to say anything to close it. >> thanks thank you for the opportunity look forward to coming back in june and presenting comprehensive detail. >> thank you a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair. >> what would you like to take public comment. >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> could i have a motion to continue this to the call of the chair okay with no objection the that item passes and thank you very much i like to have a motion to excuse supervisor farrell and supervisor tang from the meeting. >> can i have a motion please. okay with no without objection the

the occ has an 8% conviction rate and it just says if the police do something they have a 92% chance of getting off if they do something. i guess i'm -- the guy talked about the mario woods situation and when you read the autopsy report what incomplete they reported the police shot for the head, the back and the genitalia. they didn't follow the training in shooting center mass. >> thank you very much. are there any other members of the public who would like to provide public comment at this time? seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] madam clerk can we go to the -- can you please read without reference do committee items. >> item 37-37 are considered without adoption and be single role call vote and a member can object and do it separately. >> please call the roll. >> supervisor peskin. >> aye. >> supervisor wiener. >> aye. >> supervisor yee. >> aye. >> supervisor avalos. >> aye. >> supervisor breed. >> aye. >> supervisor campos. >> aye. >> supervisor cohen. >> aye. >> supervisor farrell. >> aye. >> supervisor kim. >> aye. >> supervisor mar mar absent. there are ten aye's. >