what that means is that no city employee or no city resources can go towards helping ice or referring anybody to ice or disclosing any information to ice. it was meant to give people equal access to services, equal access to the city without any fear of retribution, any fear of retaliation, any fear of having their status being basically disclosed, and being deported for wanting to get health care. so it is a really important thing for us to remember that as we are thinking about comprehensive immigration reform, that we also continue to strengthen and defend sanctuary ordinance not just here in san francisco, where it has been under a lot of pressure and discussion and a lot of debate, bull also all over the country, because other cities also have a sanctuary ordinance. again, it is not about -- the way that the current dialogue that is been happening, a lot is about crime. it is actually about insuring that everybody has equal access and equal process in san francisco. so we want to put that out there and remind people that is what it is about, and we are definitely here to be able

we have a lot of instances where people are working for the city, also having another job at the school district ore community. the city does not necessarily know that person has the job, but the retirement is required under covered employment. so we have other cases that mickey would not be able to see because they are working at the school district or working with another city employer. supervisor chu: is the situation one where the employee is working part-time in both of them? >> sometimes. i think there is a city policy that if you have another job that you have to get approval and it has to not interfere with your job hours a j7bb assignmens with the city. i don't know the particulars of this, but we have a lot of safety folks who teach nine classes -- teach night classes at the community clucollege or h the school district. again, because of the broad definition of compensation that is included for the non safety folks, any paid a receipt for covered employment is counted, even if it happens to be -- and this lady's case, she worked over 3000 hours in the nine years leading up to her retirem

they don't ever walk down and talk with the kids or maybe even sit up there. >> i'd like to see police, as well as other cityervice agencies held objectable, --bilitiable helping us to enhance our local hiring commitments for people in more impoverished communities, making sure that children who may not have a school to go to or after school program they would like to go to, where there was one, that we could compensate so there is something positive for them it enjoy. where parenting skills sometimes need a lot of attention because it's not the city or police but the parents need to be better at parenting. we need programs that are designed for that particular community or population. >> we weren't against law enforcement. what we were against was law enforcement oppressing those before they even committed a crime. that's what we're against. it is a foundation of a lot of the problems with the police department right now. how can people respect the law if they can't respect the people in the community. the. >> the octavia boulevard is the first urban boulevard to be built in the united states in 50 years, a

law firm does not want to take a case, either because they are already employed by the developers or city, or because they believe it is bad for business? furthermore, there was a councilmember who stated, what i hope is a career-limiting opinion, that there are no nimbys on treasure island. we have no representation on the council. where is chris caly? -- chris daly? he has been absent for how long? furthermore, this will tear us apart and scattered along the island indefinitely, not keep us together as a group, and then make it so onerous, that we have no interest in staying. i expect to move from a 3- bedroom apartment to a 1-bedroom apartment on treasure island. after that, priced us up out of the ybi. why not price have the land to accommodate the residents that are there today. we know we have somewhere to come back to. we can take care of ourselves during redevelopment. furthermore, the cab has failed us. it ignored us and shut us out. each time that i attended a cab, after an over presentation, what to do one resident was on the board, who joined, six months ago? rolling every tim

. >> he has an attorney who is still trying to get baltimore county or baltimore city to compensate him for his losses, but he said the attorney has not had any luck getting the right paperwork from the county or the city to get that process rolling. >> it took dozens of firefighters to battle a two- alarm fire in northeast baltimore tonight. smoke was seen coming from a home on anthony avenue around 7:20 p.m. this evening. a department spokesperson said the fire started in the basement and then spread to the first four. he says no one inside the home was hurt, but one firefighter had to be treated at a hospital for minor injury. >> the firefighter was injured outside the dwelling, not during fire fighter tactics. the is got inside and the outstanding job of extinguishing the fire in a rapid manner. >> the cause of the firm remains under investigation. harford county is mourning the loss of a teenager who was hit while crossing the street and killed. according to police, the boy was in the crosswalk at red pulp wrote while there was a no crossing signal. he died at a local hospital. ton

who will be the executive or city state's prosecutor? >> why is the government considering pulling this offer the market. we'll tell but this diet pill -- tell you about this diet pill. >> i'll take my hat off to him. >> take your hat off to ray lewis. 1-0 in the standings. good morning, maryland, i'm jamie costello. >> i'm megan pringle. thank you so much for joining us. >> how you feeling? >> great, how are you? >> great. >> a little tired from watching the game? >> no, i'm still living off that. like i played. huh? meteorologist justin berk with a look at our weather. >> want to break in the stadium, at least the second game. we had a good night last night, a good weather day yesterday and we're going to pick up on that as we head through this morning. good stuff, especially for those of you who are red-eyed this morning. you may want to put the shades on. we'll have a little sunshine mixed in with the clouds. we're still an hour away from sunrise or at least an hour and a half with the chill this morning in the 50s and low 60s. we wa

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or not services are already in place. particularly with fines and application fees, thinking about these folks as an investment in the city'sfuture and trying to determine if there are micro loans or other programs that the commission or city might be able to help sponsor to make it easier for people to be able to take advantage of the law when it is passed is something that you need to start thinking about now. there are good programs at other places have tried, the state of illinois, in particular. >> thank you. you have given us a lot of food for thought. commissioners, and this concludes the >> thank you, director. thank you penlists and speakers for your testimony. at this stage, we will at the end, if you have questions carb i know one or two might have a question. i will do it after public comment. if i may, i would like at this stage to see if there is anybody in the audience who would like to talk. i have some speaker cards. i will read out your names. i believe, director, two minutes? >> that would be your call. >> i would like to hold our comments to two minutes as our time is restricted here. if you would line u

want to build mosques we will build the many with i have a vision of the future where every town or city in austria has a mosque with a minaret that people can see from the. can bow to him with the judicial authorities up hold the complaint and all that again went beyond acceptable discussion forcing the freedom party to take it down from its website it's in the front of the numbers who play the game show that islam is a very important issue again thanks to us it was talked about in the first place but the judicial system is meddling in politics and stopping a free discussion in place if many say the ban has had the reverse effect there's not even a single minaret in styria and less than two percent of the population of muslim. the freedom party failed to get a single seat at the last election now it's expected to triple its vote and put a dent in the ruling coalition of two centrist balti to have a little bit here change in danger the whole system because i have to feeling it's just it's already against these two factors. themselves as like. the resistance of the true people it's kind o

no neighborhood, none in district 8 or in the city or country is stuck in time and frozen. you evolve, things change, there are dynamics and pressures whether economic or new housing and you have to respond to this. one of the things i see as my mission is the sustainability of the castro. i think there is concern that the dynamic of the castro is changing. >> a lot of families are moving to the castro a lot of gay families. and district 8 throughout district 8. what that has meant is i think that fewer people want the street fairs and parties. even john stewart in the daily show made fun there are straight families moving to the castro complaining about the sex shops with dildos in the window. it was called. there goes the gabor hood. there is truth to that. its sad that the the castro is losing its character. >> once every 3-4 years the issue of sex toys in windows has a flair up and dies down. i don't think that that is an on going problem. i have a daughter and she's a real fast learner, started her terrible 2's a 15 months. down the road we will be walking downcast row

there will be a county or state, or city that's doing this effectively and we can take that's an a template to our own environment and a slow kate that. i would love to hear more from you about regulatory and legislative issues and how the legislative regulatory and planning issues tend to cluster together. so if you have things you've done that have been helpful or strategies you are thinking of trying, or things where you think regulators are impeding important climate issues you can speak now which i would very much appreciate or write to the website if you think about it a little further. is there anyone that can speak today? yes? >> hi i'm will travis and development commission or if you watch,cnn, i'm travis mills. but that's okay. as a regulator, i think it's important to listen to the rhetoric of cutting through regulations and streamlining them, i think it's important to remember those regulations were all put in place in reaction to some abuse. they are advancing veryly get mate enlightened public policy. what you may see as an imped meant is really a regulation put there to prote

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or that community. the key for me was really just engaging with the community and not really needing the by in of the city. or of the neighborhood associations. and being happy with saying, you know what this is an issue here and this is how we as this group plan to move about it and move on it. and working with the people that wanted to work with us. i think now at this point i'm into the formal names and having the organizations and the associations mainly because i have to be. but as a resident and as a parent and as a person that was living in the neighborhood, initially it became let's do this with this group of people. as you begin to do that it forces the neighborhood associations and the city to really begin to take notice of what you are doing. if you are saying that this is an issue and the people that are not a part of that group are saying it's not that this is the other issue now and you build that momentum and do that work it forces them to say, we have to acknowledge this group or these people and invite them to come in. i guess you have to figure out what that issue is that's not being wor

build mosques we will build them anyway if you and i have a vision of the future where every town or city in austria has a mosque with a minaret the neighbor can see from the it's a can that in which the judicial authorities up held the complaint and ruled that the game went beyond acceptable discussions forcing the freedom party to take it down from its website it's in the front of the numbers who played the game show that islam is a very important issue of working thanks to ours it was talked about in the first place again but the judicial system is meddling in politics and stopping a free discussion of race if they had many say the ban has had the reverse effect there's not even a single minaret in styria and less than two percent of the population a muslim the freedom party failed to get a single seat at the last election now it's expected to triple its vote and put a dent in the ruling coalition of two centrist party to him it will hear change and . in the whole system because i have to feeling it just it's already against these two factors what they like to just position themselves

well, they served in most cases to support the agenda of the city, not to defend you, not to support you, or even give you a chance. >> good afternoon, supervisors. [singing] sugar pie, city, now don't you know i love you? i cannot help myself, i love you and in of the else. -- and nobody else this is the same public comments song but with a different meaning and you cannot go wrong this is the same public comments song but with the different meaning and you cannot go wrong. >> you should protect some of these districts because they are dangerous. [singing] i have been to the danger zone come right in and fix the danger zone in the district's i hope everyone has a nice break. [singing] when will i see you again? when will we share precious public comment moments? well i have to wait forever? will we have to suffer the whole day through? when will i see you again when will our city hall be together. are we friends, let -- yes, we are friends? this is not the end. when will i see you again? precious moments. >> thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i just want to say thank g

historic documents when you come across them. >> so, learning history go to the assessor office in city hall or a title company and have them search for all the documents recorded against your property and if you're city hall you look at adjourning propertys so see if they have east meants or ease meants. if on page 29 you see a notice of special restrictions under the planning code and we would ask you record it and it would be on file that assessors recording office and you can look it up and print this off and you would be surprised and who has the rights to drill on your backyard or exit across your front yard there are many, easements. >> i would like to add when the as see sore is taxing you on what's physically out there and not what's legally out there, many people come to us and say i have this apartment and this room in the basement -- they get the history of their building from our records management department and say say, there is nothing in the building department that says build this but i'm being taxed on it and again, that's more money for the city because it's more square foot

those ideas are allowed to roam free so we've got this club talk or see a cockroach to attack a stock or city led by weapons of mass financial destruction willing psychopaths and sociopaths like charlie frick and floor sweeper do nothing monger and his best friend his good friend warren buffett and then finally let's move on to the other monarchy from which these all bloom and that is the british monarchy revealed the secret deal that changed the monarchy so sovereigns debt crisis sparked two thousand and six agreement surrendering ultimate financial autonomy so this is the sovereign queen of england having her own private debt crisis where she needed to borrow two million pounds from the government and this has given them the authority to basically dictate what she spends her money on but there is a one quote in this article that really makes me think of charlie monger ever since charles the first paid with his head for his attempt to impose on a fearful parliament the notion that a king's power came direct from god the english monarchy has fought a losing battle for control of the nation an

or the cities where you may reside. thank you all very, very much for being out here. i hope you have a very successful conference. thank you. . >> thank you. thank you so much, mr. mayor for taking the time out of your very busy day and welcoming everyone here. i'd like to get to work here and the first thing i'd like to do is call up our first panel and introduce our moderator. and our moderator of our first panel, which is rising seas and coastal challenges, that moderator of our first panel is mary d. nichols. she is currently director of the ucla institute of the environment. she was appointed by mayor antonio villarugoso, commissioner of los angeles and serves as its president through september, 2006. we all know mary as a very capable secretary for california's resources -- california resources agency where she was the head of that agency from 1998 to 2003. those of us who remember back far enough recall the days as a senior attorney for the environment now foundation. she was also co-founder of the first environ