olsen. >> good afternoon. welcome i very much appreciate the legislation donates a long time coming i have 3 tweaks i'm requesting section 2 seven hundred a e-1 the italics are to be put in the replacement of the surface mound for the same utilize use be installed on the foundation and the same smaller ones. second next to be revised italics added and eliminates some the right-of-way eliminate the middle and include or insert prehigh school they're on the fringe of their description or have a traffic sign on the block and the public notice of intent to submit plantations to be revised to read the frobt address including the assessors block and lot for the period of locations. the reason for that at&t uses internal billing addresses that are non-existing addresses so thank you very much >> thank you must olsen. >> ms. workingman we have others (calling names). >> good afternoon, supervisors dee dee workman from the chamber of commerce representing over 15 hundred businesses has reviewed the site permit we belie

and elizabeth olsen is also here with us. we're happy to have everybody here. diet from the hungry girl, lisa lillian. >> they say if you eat a lot, you lose weight. you have to eat the right things, but she has a thing. >> that's the trouble. there's always a rub. speaking of rubbing -- >> what? what does that even mean? >> if prince william sat down next to you on any airline, much less sitting there in coach, would you sort of -- rub up against him? >> how about the headlines? prince william sat in coach? >> he's a human being. >> he didn't sit up front with all of the muckety mucks. he sat in the bulkhead which isn't a great row in coach because you can't put the stuff in front of you. you have to put it up on top. and there he was all cozied up in the window seat. >> from memphis to dallas which is about an hour flight. it's a short flight. but apparently there was a reporter also on the flight who took a picture of him which we're not allowed to show because it's too expensive. >> apparently if you show his picture, he wants $1 million, so we couldn't do

resort to see the documents including the jousted e-mail exchanges between herrera's office and ted olsen's office and sitting in on their discussions about the legal argument. and now she's taken that access she's written a book and she's know publicizing that book and making a profit from it from the access that she gained to city government. if any of us regular taxpayers here in the city wanted the same access to those e-mails or to the sitting in on the discussions we wouldn't be allowed to do that but herrera has made a series ethnics lapse to allow the reporter to have it for a commercial reason. all of this is adding up to more and more distrust of this commission by the public to serve as a watchdog. we don't really see

resort to see the documents including the jousted e-mail exchanges between herrera's office and ted olsen's office and sitting in on their discussions about the legal argument. and now she's taken that access she's written a book and she's know publicizing that book and making a profit from it from the access that she gained to city government. if any of us regular taxpayers here in the city wanted the same access to those e-mails or to the sitting in on the discussions we wouldn't be allowed to do that but herrera has made a series ethnics lapse to allow the reporter to have it for a commercial reason. all of this is adding up to more and more distrust of this commission by the public to serve as a watchdog. we don't really see you as watchdogs but as lap dogs that's not good for our local government please don't take this matter behind closed doors >> good evening, commissioners. i hope you remember ii brought it lawsuit to your attention on december 23rdrd. at that time, there was a full two half a weeks for you to step in as one the main responders and take responsibility for the lawsui

so we'll work with torrey olsen up in gabriel farms up in sebastopo@ during the fall. he grows these wonderful asian apple pears that are difficult to find in terms of variety and quality from anybody else. >> produce partners with the fruit guys for more than 4 years now, torrey olsen of gabriel frams in sebastopol has become a favori not only of theriel company that he does business with, but the guys behind the fruit guys as well. >> and it's nice, to, because they try and work with their customers, the people that get the fruit guys box. they always write a little bit about what we do and try and encourage them. you know, they did the videos and the stuff like that on their web site to try and get people to see, like, oh, that actually is a real person growing my food. and it's--you know, it's a much deeper relationship even just at that level. >> in fact, the partnership has gone beyond just money and cents, and now the fruit guys are as much a part of the farming families as the fruit they grow. as part of a new farm stewardship program, the fruit guys recently p

a lot of people know your older sisters, the olsen twins on "full house."r was it just always there so you fell into it? >> something i always wanted to do. it was my group of friends at school. we were all very creative and wrote our own plays on the playground. we didn't -- you know, there was kickball and then there was, like, the musical version of "angelica's window", or whatever that cartoon was. yeah, it was something i always wanted to do and going to college was the moment to take it seriously. >> well, we get to see you a lot. you're in "the avengers" as well. "godzilla" opens up nationwide on may 16th. lizzie, thank you for being here. >>> coming up next, luke russert is here. he'll talk about his dad's legacy as a journalist and a father. but first, this is "today" on nbc. a father. >>> we're back now at:41. it's hard to believe, it's been six years since we lost our friend and our colleague tim russert. of course, the moderator of "meet the press." tim was proud of a lot of things in his life, including his bestseller. no argument, though, the

director tiffany and two commissioners elton and monohow far who lives in district 6 and, of course, olsene mayor's office of housing. but i really want to end on how meaningful in building is renÉe was congressmen known for the advocacy around building affordable housing and really pushing, pushing the city and pushing the mayor and myself at every layer to look at in terms of how we can fund and build more. but the other part of renÉe i think he's most known for amongst our community is that renÉe cared about building community and mentorship that's a later in our field we often forget about how to mentor young folks coming up through the pipeline that make sure that the work renÉe and cal van vin has done over 40 years to build this needs to continue to go on and renÉe understood that so for his family noisome name to be on affordable housing on a building that's for building a community and building an affordability space so i'm sure sure he'd be impasses to have his name but we have to remember his legacy we carry it on our showers onward so i'm glad that chp and bridge and i want to

for seven seasons our next guest has played plucky and plaid-clad advertising copywriter peggy olsensunday nights 10:00 on amc. please welcome elisabeth moss. [ cheers and applause ] how are you? >> i'm very good. and very happy to be here. thank you. >> jimmy: i want to tell you something a little bit weird. i think about your mother at least once a week. >> that is weird. >> jimmy: because -- the reason why is you talked about your mom always playing harmonica in the car. i always play harmonica in my car. >> i know. >> jimmy: and so when i'm fishing my harmonica out of the wheel well or whatever, i think about your mother doing that too. >> she will be flattered. >> jimmy: will she? okay, good. >> i'm disappointed that's the only way you think about her. >> jimmy: do you play musical instruments? >> i do not. i play nothing. my only musical talent is i can sing jay-z's songs sometimes. >> jimmy: oh, jay-z's -- you're a rapper. >> i know all the words to one song. >> jimmy: that's a very limited scope of talent. >> i like to think of it as specific. >> jimmy: which song is it that

partners and the san francisco foundation and welcome back our brother fred blackwell and director olsen lee. and also want to recognize the executive director of the housing authority barbara taylor smith. thank you barbara i know you've had quite a year and at least i want to thank the hunter's view residents thank you so much for being patient. and recognize the hunter tenants association and as we help our people with walk it's a new organization that's been be born out of the entire process. to our housing authority and commissioners thank you very much for your services and mothers against crime we wouldn't be her without you and uplift our educational macomb x institution and we wouldn't be here for the leadership of then mayor gavin newsom and my predecessor between the two of them i also want to welcome the secretary back to san francisco thank you for being here. and thank you, everyone (clapping.) as we've heard so far take the village i was to invite our next village person secretary thank you. now we'll do the ymca. so good morning to you all. thank you congresswoman and sup

one of the things about the budget i want to talk about olsen lee is in the budget on the oversight board you guys have 50 thousands the record shows they've missed more meeting in city hall how can you give them 50 thousands. you guys talked about your transferring property over to the state. well dog o gone it we're losing population so i'm telling you you all lawyers i'm talking about some piece i'm going to present that doesn't look good in the western edition the numbers don't match. and also you're talking about money you're going to be getting how are you going to be getting money from a failed project in bankruptcy. according to the paperwork this is a bunch it didn't make sense at all because if you look at bottom line it's a failed project that very development had spent millions of dollars you guys gave those people millions of dollars and hadn't been collecting the fbi needs to knock on the doors of redevelopment agrees of what they've done in our community to feel no more. it's impossible that i speak up her in two minutes i feel sick inside but the bottom line is there have

partners and the san francisco foundation and welcome back our brother fred blackwell and director olsen

francisco you all need to ask questions you as city planners where's those monies don't believe what olsen lee actual i made a statement to one of the city planners they said if you can't talk aboto me i said represent the sins the san francisco. i wrote a note about him this rad that's lawsuits been filed i think that's what he was reading about in the newspapers that's a joblgz it don't mean nothing. it's for big developers he know some of you support of the developers coming in here and taking over the properties and sending you tell us out the san francisco willie brown said if you don't make $100,000 a year you don't need to be here. i bought my house for $26,000 thank you >> hi i'm the marshall parent again, i'm trying to understand the process by which the parents can give input into whether or not this developer is allowed to develop 3 hundred and 50 i hate to use the term market rate i think luxury apartments is more accurate the mission is is culturally unique nature of the san francisco it's what makes san francisco the city st. it is and about 50 percent latino. there's tons of

about just wait a minute ago certificate holders all the certificate holders received the letter from olsen lee saying as of 2016 the certificate holders are not going to be any good this was not in any community meeting in bayview hunters point we got a new cac committee when the redevelopment agency defunct the pack it defunct the group i learned two weeks ago i'm seeing the press conference where is the mayor is going to be doing something on bay shore but all the work in hunters point we don't have any representation i had a supervisor to set up a cac against the form there's no quorum nothing going on for the people that's supposed to be helping us what's going on, you know. i guess the only thing a lawsuit will have to be filed against the city what's happening to all the people i'm not talking about the black folks but the people that are dying because things are being built on toxic land there >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm robert woods i've been in the community for a long time i was one of the housing coordinated that developed the one hundred and thirty units on top of hil

workforce development has rejected in the conversation and with huge contributions like architects like olsen perking kins and others who have contributed money in time and design and building your subcontractors you're going to hear about them as well along with the support we're still going to be asking companies that aor he moving 0 n here we want them to pay attention to the tenderloin when you do that you'll see startling recoveries we have not seen before you've seen that along tooeshg street and again led with the arts. other buildings piano fights moving into the original joe site ace the arts foundation the movement and support of them along mid-market we've invigorated performances that are going onto the theatre working with us to actually bring the arts and now with an uptown tenderloin museum that is part of the arts and also part of talking the history of that great city and part of the city. i want to congratulate randy he's figure out so hard and what everyone says gnawing i'm not that interested well, it's happening before our icing and happening deliberating. i can't wait to

they are olsening in experts to help find those girls.s is not that new video but we are working to get that new video to show you this morning. it is reported to show them in head dresses reciting the koran and they were kidnapped by islamic extremists last month. >>> and in the meantime they are in support, this one was held in los angeles. they say they, their girls and their families need to know they are not alone. they want to do whatever they can to find those girls. a bring back our girls vigil is being held in palo alto and that begins at 6:30 and it will be held at 2:02 university avenue. >>> a bay area is spending time finding their kids jackson left his cupertino home four years ago drove to san francisco and his parents have not hard friend him since. >> we were convinced he was roping around the country and not well, the siting was that he was not well. >> he has almost been not well. >> they say if you see any of the missing men, by the way call police. >>> by the way, happy belated mother's day, pam. >>> he is a pilot for

. >> and we have olsen lee, from the mayor's office of housing and community development. >> good morning, supervisors, director of the mayor's office of housing and community development thank you for the invitation. you know, we have talked about the housing ladder, and many circumstances not just related to the supportive housing, but we are going to focus a little bit about the supportive housing today in terms of the housing ladder and what the mayor's office does but there is also the question about the housing ladder for people who are in our affordable housing and what steps, do they go, beyond the affordable rental, and how do they create sort of the opportunity for people for them to move up the ladder further? >> but, i wanted to first talk about our role in support of housing. and i have the pleasure of working with some great colleagues, at the department of public health and human services agency. and it really is that collaboration between the departments that has allowed san francisco to be so successful in creating the supportive housing and mo is, you know, buy itself, c

. >> jeremy olsen avoids this altogether. >> a lot of times i'll go down to the next park. >> it's become a common complaint by dog owners during this drought. leading to serious questions about where is this water coming from? why is so much of it pooling along the embarcadero? >> someone is wasting water. >> it doesn't make sense. so should probably cut back on the grass watering as well. >> last night, several folks told me they contacted the city about excess watering. only their complaints didn't lead anywhere. it's under port jurisdiction. south beach harbor. >> it's kind of surprising. we're still having trouble. >> the harbor master said they've dealt with the problems in the past. identified by sharp spikes in the water bill. he had the crew come out to investigate the system. after learning about the problem from abc7 news, walter asked him to shut down the sprinklel sisser and crews set up tape. >> it's a serious problem. you know? it's not only wasting water we don't have. it's costing money. i'm a manager. i'm not supposed to do that. so we'll do everything we can to get it c

. >> reporter: monica olsen was the bombshell model.band, dino guglielmelli, sang in a rock band and made millions selling health supplements. they lived together in this sprawling southern california mansion. but there were cracks in this glamorous union. in the recordings obtained by kabctv in los angeles, he had no idea his friend was wearing a wire. >> by the time we're out of lunch, it's already done. you just need to pig you're out how to pay me. >> okay. >> how much? >> you already told me how much. >> 80,000. >> that's what you told me. >> guglielmelli pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and solicitation of murder. his attorney says the tape tells a different story. >> he was manipulated by somebody who was trying to help himself. he does all the talking. he's the one that is, in my view, soliciting. >> there's no stronger evidence in a case than an audiotape or a videotape of the defendant making incriminating statements. >> reporter: in a statement to abc, a spokesperson for olsen said, she has been living scared for a long

. >> lieutenant linda olsen, fdny >> reporter: these are new nape names. 93 police officers, firefighters and many others. what they have in common besides their service is death from illnesses directly related to efforts at ground zero. >> but today we honour those who we lost because illnesses. >> reporter: their names are engraved alongside 172 others on this memorial on a park on long island, home to many first responders, including glen cline, a new york city police officer who rushed downtown that september morning. >> while we were on our way into manhattan, we were monitoring the special operations division radio. we heard other plefrs down at the -- police officers down at the trade center screaming "stay away from the towers, there's bodies coming out." >> 14 of the new york city police officers who died that day belodged to the elite unit emergency services. in the months that followed, the squad was assigned to the poll varized remains of what is known as "the pile." >> i was down over eight months and spent eight months in the pile, on the pile, under the pile. from start to

. >> lieutenant linda olsen, fdny. >> reporter: these are new names - 93 police officers, firefightersparamedics, others - what they have in common, beyond the service on 9/11 and beyond, is death from illnesses directly related to their efforts at ground zero. >> today we are honour those who illnesses. >> reporter: their names are engrayed alongside -- engraved alongside 172 others on this memorial on home island, home to many first responders, including glen cline a new york police officer who rushed downtown that september morning. >> while on our way into manhattan we monitored the special operations division radio. we heard other police officers down at the trade center screaming "stay away from the towers, there's bodies coming out the windows." 14 of the new york city police officers who died that day belonged to clip's elite unit emergency services. in the months that followed the squad was achiped to the pull ver -- assigned to the pulverized remains, known as "the pile". >> reporter: how long were you down there? >> i spent about eight months on the pile, in the pile, under

. >> tomorrow, kristen bell and elizabeth olsen. >> and coordinated fashions or something. >> how isnow or later? >> call her now. >> have a great day, everybody. >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

then a couple of days later matt olsen, the head of the national counter terror center went on capitol hill and testified under oath actually it was a terror attack, which is really the first time it was really said by a engineer o senior official other than the initial president obama saying in the rose garden acts of terror broadly. then all of a sudden it shifted from that to terror attack. why we don't fully know. on the important question of should the military have gone in, should they. i want to make the point that jay carney made very strongly in the briefing today, admirable mike mullen who was appointed by president bush did that accountability review board report in which he said that the military could not have done more. i know that a's still in dispute, but admirable mullen is someone that i think a lot of people have a lot of add miraculous and respect for, appointed and nominated by a republican president who said they couldn't have done more. so brigadier general today said something different. the testimony is still conflicting, but we have to point out that fact as w

few days later no actually it was a terror attack according to matt olsen the head of the national terrorist center a few days later as you said on "the view" and letterman and few other places the u.n. speech the president was talking again about the video and not about a terror attack. now, is there something nefarious there? i just don't know. i think we should let the facts speak but why don't we know all of this? >> ed, in reading the ben rhodes email at best. this is total damage control it ♪ an email designed to figure out how to get information out to the american people. they talk about policy to make sure it doesn't look like they have a weak policy. it's total damage control. it is not giving information to the american people. >> well, on one hand i would say yes, that we have to remember the context that jay carney didn't talk about today, which is that this was september of 2012, pretty close just a few weeks before a critical re-election battle, obviously with mitt romney it came up in one of the debates. >> let me stop you there. that's what is so disturbing to me. we had fou

and your co-star elizabeth olsen will be here tomorrow.her's day surprise for a mother who inspired her daughter to lose more than 100 pounds. but first, this is "today" on nbc. everywhere i look, i see a country ready to move forward... and a congress standing in the way. their budgets are late; jobs bills are stalled... and special nterests run rampant. as an economics teacher at stanford, i know education means good jobs. so here's my plan: i'd start teaching computer coding in public schools right away. open doors for women in science and technology. and prepare young people for middle class manufacturing jobs. i'm ro khanna and i approve this message, because change starts with us. >>> we're back at 8:39 with "today's" book club. this month's pick is "the fault in our stars" by john green. >> i know a favorite in this group right here. it's a hit with both teens and adults. it's already spent two years on "the new york times" bestseller list, and hotly anticipated movie adaption comes out next month. these screaming fans aren't here t