ladies and gentlemen, it is my distinct honor and privilege to welcome you to the official city celebration honoring your 2010 world series champions, san francisco giants. [applause] well, for 52 long years, this city has been waiting for this day, for this parade, and for the right to call themselves world champions. [applause] this team has given us so much over the years, and we can all recall memories of our beloved giants that we will never forget. through all those memories and the heartache and the joy they have brought, there was one memory, one feeling that has eluded us for 52 very long years, and that memory, that feeling is eludes us no more. [applause] let me hear you make some noise because today, you are world champions. we are going to be saying that a lot today. do you think you could get used to it? since it was so long awaited, and it is so sweet to here, it is once again my pleasure to utter those magical words in succession that this city has been dreaming about hearing since the giants moved west, ladies and gentlemen, it is time to celebrate your 2010 world champion

i currently work as the [inaudible] even though it is not an official city project anymore, but convening the city project -- the city advisers that deal with the issues that come out of that with regards to families and employment as well as working currently with the mayor's office of housing on their western addition cohort where they are developing and identifying the service providers from infancy to senior citizens and seeing where the gaps are and what we can do with that. we have regular meetings with property managers of subsidized and public housing and really beginning to address and identify some of the core issues. i think beyond employment, it is really this other piece of it on the front end and how we are investing dollars to make sure we are not promising people jobs that they do not have the skill set for and that there are not actually jobs available for that specific field, so trying to be innovative and creative about how we are developing our work force opportunities and making sure that the people that need the jobs are actually getting the jobs. what we saw with th

official notices for all city departments. ndividual departments will also be required to have a prominent official notices link on their respective home page. this also directs the clerk of the board to work with the clerk of technology and librarian to implement these policies. what this does not do is mix changes to requirements under the brown act or sunshine act, makes no changes in newspaper publishing specifically required by state, federal, or local law. in closing, the public needs to hunt each department's separate web site to find their notices, if there are even notices to begin with. publishing with newspapers have become an archaic and expensive process, and we should reevaluate where is not legally required. this ordinance will make the city's library one of the centralized repository for information, and both the department of technology and library are confident they can provide the service. there are a few amendments and i would like to submit. one is on page two, line 17. we would insert after section 2.98, p

official notices for all city departments. ndividual departments will also be required to have a prominent official notices link on their respective home page. this also directs the clerk of the board to work with the clerk of technology and librarian to implement these policies. what this does not do is mix changes to requirements under the brown act or sunshine act, makes no changes in newspaper

. >> the city says something needs to be done about this building, but officials don't have the power. check it out. the building is red taged and city officials want an order it be demolished, but the city needs to condemn it. they are not there yet, but they would like too talk to the owner. when we first shot this video a year ago, you could see there was a glassy line behind the apartments here. now you can just see a rocky cliff. apparently this isn't the most dramatic vantage point. >> i didn't know the extent until i walked down on the beach. >> kathy collins lives in the apartment next to the one so dangerously close to the edge. >> my friends joke around, we're getting you a lifejacket for christmas. >> 330esplanade sat quietly, but the recent rains shook something loose bringing the concern of the buildings on this street up again. >> i am a little worried, but i try not to be. it just depends. >> he is the agent for kathy's building. he is making sure tarps protect the lawn from rain and tubes funnel water from the roof back to the street. he believes this building is fine

just a few raindrops worked its way into the oakland area where we had the official city lighting. lit ten. [ cheering and applause ] . >> ah. how nice is that. tomorrow morning, if you're out and about for the morning commute, carry that umbrella anywhere north of the golden gate bridge. there is a chance of lingering showers. this is a swath of energy lingering over the bay area all associated with this huge area of low pressure. we talked about that for the past three days, now it's finally making some movement as it sags and as it does so this is how we're painting your morning commute with that rain to the north of san francisco then playing tag with is a noma county all during the afternoon hours. some hit and miss scattered rain showers during the evening as well and the far reaches of the north bay. bottom line is the bulk of the day will be dry all the way into your saturday. your sierra forecast rain/snow mix tomorrow. then a break in the rain activity, starting off sunday, then turning into snow. so you want did change and some sloppy travel be prepared for it. low 50s t

erosion forced officials to red tag the building. cityfficials now have new concern about the building's safety. city officials have been unable to contact the building's owner. lisa? >> freezing in the north and east bay valleys this morning. 30 santa rosa, napa and later on today we'll see increasing clouds and a slight chance of showers, especially peninsula and the santa cruz mountains. but in the meantime it's clear. sun coming up at 7:25. 53 in oakland as well as palo alto and san jose. 52 watsonville. maybe a stray shower and the look ahead, everyone should see rain. new year's eve and new year's day drying up. >> reports of dangerous black ice on the roadways throughout the north bay. we've had accidents in vallejo, napa, santa rosa and petaluma due to the dangerous ice on the roadway. so drive safely if you're driving through the north bay. at the bay bridge toll plaza, no delaysysysysysysysysysysysysysys twizzlers. the twist you can't resist.

authorizing and urging the mayor, office of economic and workforce development, port and other such city officials as appropriate to take such steps and execute such additional agreements as are consistent with the host city and venue agreement and this resolution to bring the 34th america's cup to the san francisco bay and finding that the proposed event is fiscally feasible as set forth in administrative code chapter 29. supervisor avalos: thank you, mr. young. supervisor mirkarimi. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you, mr. chair. as you indicated, we are continuing our hearing from last week. i want to say in advance our strong appreciation to the city family in working around the clock in order to produce the kind of analysis that we just did not have the ability to have a thorough vetting of last wednesday. thank you to the budget analyst's office, controller's office, economic analysts and all of the city family. as we had well indicated in last wednesday's hearing, the plan for the northern waterfront, in order to strengthen oured by to secure the rights -- our bid to secure the right to host th