this meeting will quh to ord. this is a oversight and audit committee for march 19, 2015. i'm supervisor year and [inaudible] supervisor bree is on her way and we are joined today by supervisor wiener. so, the committee clerk is erica major and the committee would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgtv. joe smith and jen local who record each of our meetings and make the transscripts available to the public on line. clerk, do wru have any announcement >> police make sure to silence cell phones and all computer devices [inaudible] will appear on the march 31, board of supervisor agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay. madam clerk please call item number 1 >> item 1 is ordinance to [inaudible] residence or patients at long term care facilities on the basis of sexual orientation >> supervisor wiener is the sponsor of the ordinance do you have any remark >> thank you for scheduling this item today and for hearing. the legislation is sponsored by myself and by supervisor compose, i want to thank him for the co sponsorship. before you today is a legislation for bill of rights f

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my name is marianne and i live on ord court for more than 30 years. this legislation is the first start to a problem that is plaguing many neighborhoods in the city. the qualities that we appreciate, scale, historic character, integration of trees and landscaping with a mix of housing types are being threatened by developers who are singling out the smallest and often the quaintest and most affordable homes for redevelopment into monster homes more than 4,000 square feet. trees are ripped down and neighborhood character is being paved over. if the smallest homes are removed from the housing stock and only 4500 square feet homes are being built in the few remaining lots where are families just starting out supposed to live? conventional wisdom says that only people who earn close to a million dollars per year can afford a $4 million house. if you're going to allow these monster homes into our neighborhoods you're excluding everyone except those people that earn a million dollars a year. the residential development market is only serving the top of the

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this ord njs wim also provide guidance for the ethics commission to rule on such committees in the future. >> thank you supervisor avalos. brezdant breed >> today i'm broud to join mayor lee in introducing the 10 year capital plan that will guide infrastructure investments for the next decade and beyond. it recommends a 32 billion dollars in the next decade. these funds will make san francisco a safeer healtherier and more livable city by investing in repair, transportation improvement, safer better streets for pedestrians and new public safety and hospital facilities. the plan strikes the balance of caring for the existing infrastructure while investing in new project. the plan is fiscally impossible and not raise tax rates, raise the debt tax or impose a undue burbden. all this infrastruck chur work will create thousands of local construction job and for the first time it includes plans to address the sea level rise. the work includes large scale well known projects like the [inaudible] ret row fit quh chis underway across the street. the new trauma 1 hospital as san francisco general s

ord is recovering after the plane he was flying crashed on a golf course near santa monica california. his single engine aircraft lost power and he was trying to get back to the airport. the group of golfers heard it sputter and took out their cell phone cameras and taught the plane just before it crashed. among the people there was a doctor who found the movie bleeding in the cockpit. >> there was fuel that was leaking and my first instinctual because, i'm a spine surgeon, so i can kind of vouch for spinal stability issues and i did a brief exam, smelled the fuel. i didn't want to ignite. it would be a very bad problem. we unbelted him. ek tract extracted as best we could and laid him down. >> he is said to have suffered a few gashes and injuries on the head but he was alert when he was taken to the hospital and the hospital sources are telling nbc news he's been in surgery but is expected to recovery fully. his son tweeted dad is okay. battered but okay. of course harrison ford rose to prominence at the helm of the star wars but friends say he's been an ace pilot for a long time and

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we look at these more as clarification, consistent with the proposed ord nns. looking at section 2, we use that to look at the key passages and if i may read section 2 b. insure success of development of the site city agencies must receive input from the individuals and communities that will be most directly effected, impacted by the project including residence, business and institution surroundsing the site. the 3 suggested amendments we make regarding seat 5 assigned to baloa park advicery committee, if the [inaudible] district 7 gets that saved. 6 clarification that the business owner on oceanarve new be in district 7. similarly for seats 8 and 9 [inaudible] >> so, thank you. i do have the letter from the association and some of the amendments >> i was informed the letter was already delivered to the members of this committee >> yes. alice >> good morning supervisors. my name is alice [inaudible] board member of the [inaudible] neighborhood association. i'm here on behalf of the borebd and our president lisa [inaudible] she is out of town to kbraess proposed

we look at these more as clarification, consistent with the proposed ord nns. looking at section 2, we use that to look at the key passages and if i may read section 2 b. insure success of development of the site city agencies must receive input from the individuals and communities that will be most directly effected, impacted by the project including residence, business and institution surroundsing the site. the 3 suggested amendments we make regarding seat 5 assigned to baloa park advicery committee, if the [inaudible] district 7 gets that saved. 6 clarification that the business owner on oceanarve new be in district 7. similarly for seats 8 and 9 [inaudible]

i moved on to ord court in 1985 and my late partner and i bought a place on state street in 2000 and i have the pleasure of living across the street from the big development on state street by the park right now. it's a pattern. it's not just our neighborhood but it's a pattern as people have been mentioning all over the city where developers come in and take what they need and don't give anything back to the neighborhood, and the reason corona hites is so unique is that there are multi-unit dwellings and families living here. i have seen it most of my life and it's one of the reasons people want to live in san francisco. if we destroy that we destroy the impetus for san francisco being a place to live and work. we have seen housing bubbles come and go and once this bubble breaks are we going to be left with the shattered remnants of what was once a wonderful unique neighborhood? it's a decision that we as the voters need to keep in our hands. i want to thank all of my friends and neighbors from the neighborhood for coming out today and encourage you to look at the ordinance once it'

i also live on vulcan on just above ord and lived there for 15 years and moved there because of the character of the neighborhood. i grew up in presidio heights in a large house, 4,000 square feet and most of which was never used and i know what it takes to raise a family in the city. our neighbors at number 3 vulcan have lived there for 50 years and they raised four children in a home very much the same square footage as ours which is 750 square feet so the argument saying that this ordinance would limit the ability of families to live in the neighborhood doesn't ring true. it seems that the controls that are suggested still leave plenty of latitude for existing families and new families to add on as they need

file clarifications with the court if they want there is a messyness -- >> there is a double stand ord to that one. no one is recalls days when speaker nancy pelosi visited syria's assad. and was talking negotiating with him, no one remembers that, they just remember that letter that french let47 senators wrote. >> that is why we're here. interesting you bring that up, right now when are they going to stop worrying about the next election and focus on the american people, the economy is still hurting and real wages are not you were, our allies don't trust us, our foes don't fear us, it is time, people are yearning for leadership, and we don't have it the beauty is we have 2016 around the corner. neil: always a phrez oar scott pleasure scott brown. >> thank you. neil: i was disappointed to learn that i was passed up to be the next james bond, idiots. but that does not mean, i cannot get the cool gadgets just like james bond, the what the tech that will leave you shaking, but not stired. next. no super-slow-motion footage of trucks splashing through the mud. no cowboy hats, horses, or ha

ord is not going to escape my joking is. here he is with his staff, on the back porch of the confederacy white house. you will find a slightly different shot. we have a movie coming on. this fascinates me on a number of levels. look at this guy's pants. i'm talked tucked. -- untucked, tucked. why? what was so important about it? it is neat to see. you are watching the construction of the image. put your hands in your pockets. you get that sense, the construction of art. this is the only chance we get to see inside with the artist, the photographer, was thinking. let's wrap it up at the lee house. which has got some great stuff. once lee arrived in richmond kind of bad timing. he arrived on april 15, 1865. bad day to be showing up in richmond. the news of lincoln's death is crossing the globe. interesting point, and i cannot prove they are connected but the news was embargoed a whole day. it did not get to richmond until april 16. i believe the reason was they wanted to make sure he got into the city without incident. one can

in a generally pluralistic country like israel it's hard to practice noncitizenship towards ords so many. understand israel can respond to military threats but cannot as a democracy, keep control of territories with 4.5 million people against their will. this is why he has chosen as his weapon a persistent call for a referendum. i would hope benjamin netanyahu takes this threat to israel seriously and has an answer to it beyond a retweet. for more go to washingtonpost.com/fareed and read my column this week. let get started. you've heard my take on what bibi should do. now turn to what it means for u.s. relations. in other words, how bad is it really and what will it mean u.n. international war crimes tribunal in the middle east and europe. i want to bring in peter barnert. a contributing editor for the atlantic and cnn political commentator. peter, it was unusual, a lot of people have noted, for josh ernest the white house spokesman to go out of his way to really denounce bibi netanyahu after his election. >> yes, that's true. the administration is not only ank are you but they are actu

. >>> alabama's court orded a halt to all same-sex marriage marriages -- ordered a halt to all same-sexriages. yesterday the state supreme court ordered the ban to stay in place. the one justice said the court should have stayed the order to halt marriages till the u.s. supreme court rules on the matter this fall. >>> twist tonight regarding the identity of the homeless man shot and killed by police last sunday. police said the man tried to grab an officer's gun and that is when they opened fire. it turns out the man was using the stolen identity of a french man and he used that name when he was convict offend bank robbery 15 years ago. authorities tried to deport him but france wouldn't take him. he later said he was from camaroon and they wouldn't take him either. >>> the young mother of a baby found dead in a northern california slew. next an appearance in court today, the charges she is facing and the charge that was avoided. >> one of 16, i broke my back. >> after that accident he hasn't been able to walk for 20 years. the remarkable technology here in the bay area that is helping

goers who think they're not treating the elephants well and the wave of anti-circus, anti-elephant ord nnlss. the city of oakland banned the use of a poker like device trainers use to train and control the elephants. now an effort spearheaded by the belmont bay animal rights group. you can see them demonstrating the device for the past 28 years he has been protesting and documenting ringling's abuse of animals. he's not surprised by the decision to remove the elephants. he doesn't think he should retire them to the conservation center in florida but to a sanctuary elsewhere. >> i don't think they ever cared about the elephants. i think they should be sent to an established sanctuary personally where they can be with other elephants who are out there roaming freely in the sanctuary. >> that was pat, the head of the humanities for education. he thinks he should be banning all animals, moving to an animal animal-based perform ps. we spoke with peta this morning, and while they're excited about the news they criticize them for waiting until 2018 to phase out the elephants acts. >> thank yo

. >> reporter: at the urging of uva's president, virginia governor terry mcauliffe has ord terd state police to investigate the handling of the incident. >> just to see the photos, as a parent i have a son about the same age in college, i have a daughter in college. i was very disturbed by the pictures i saw. >> reporter: even those who don't know martese say it's affecting him. >> everyone's so close here and you never want to see anyone get hurt. >> reporter: we've learned martese's mother has flown in from chicago to meet with her attorneys alongside representatives here at the university of virginia. we are expecting to hear from them within the hour in a press conference. back to you. >>> a d.c. couple accused of leaving their children in a car while they went to a wine tasting in downtown d.c. will not be facing any jail time. christophe lucas and ginny chang pled guilty to attempted child cruelty charges today. prosecutors say they left their young kids in the car for an hour last month while they were in a restaurant across the street. it was 35 degrees outside at the time. th

and that is a very tall ord. >> rose: i'm also interesting in mentoring tell me about that. because i think that all of us owe mentoring to someone that can benefit from it. >> i am total agreement. and i had mentors in my life. and they continue to be important to me. it was interesting for me because i had spent so many years as a teacher and transitioning from teacher to mentor was quite frankly difficult. as a teacher that classroom is my domain. i'm in charge of it. i can do whatever i want to do. i can tell people what to do. as a mentor you are-- you're an advisor. well i will break it down to what i do with teach in the book. i take teach an turn it into an acronym truth telling empathy asking cheerleading and hoping for the best. and if anything i love the role of mentor more than i love the role of teacher. i find it to be more challenging and therefore more rewarding. >> rose: is part of it because it's often one-to-one? >> yes most definitely most definitely yes. though teaching can be very intimate as well. but mentoring is so specific to that individual. >> ros

on the sports side, are you a c ord cheater? olivia: i'm a cord a-la-carter.g to that point, cord cutting. 20% of those who have gotten regular television programming actually steal other people's passwords. steal it might be a strong word, they borrow. netflix, hulu, sling tv are seeing up to 20% of their business some of the users are using shared passwords. this is an issue we will tackle with kay, founder of usa networks. a big sports fan. online streaming is going to be the next arena. olivia: everybody is trying to figure out how they can stream the ncaa march madness. you can stream until the final four? betty: cbs, over the air, you can stream cbs for free. including the championship game. if you want the final four you have got to own a cable box because those are on tbs or turner. if you are with charlie ergen and you own sling tv you can get that for $20 a month. it just goes to show that it is extremely confusing these days to figure out how you stream online. that is something cable operators have to figure out. olivia: what does this indicate abo

a female to was walking away from the school on wofford's street when she came across a white ford orderson got out of the reechoed pulled her into the vehicle with him he actually pulled out a gun and told heard that he wanted her to stay in the car she was able to fight him off and get away from him and then she was a bogus and skate the vehicle left the scene and we are following up with this report by saturating the area where extra patrols and following up with witnesses. >> reporter: this is now the third attempted adoption in the hayward area. is are these all related you think? >>: we are considering that possibility that they may be related. as a similar method of operation that the suspect is using this similar white four- door vehicle that is come up in all three altercations. the suspect was described as hispanic or east indian male and his early to mid 20's about 5 ft. 7 in. and then build short dark colored hair henley manicured be here with a goatee which is similar to the prior to suspect descriptions. >> reporter: yes they looked very similar in other sketches that to

. >> wousmed -- without objection, so ord. we will now move into opening statements. can't thank enough everybody who has been involved. when we look at america today, we see a nation that's not living up to its economic and leadership potential. too many of our neighbors are out of work or living pay check to pay check. too many hardworking taxpayers are learning to do more with less while washington is unwilling or unable to solve the challenges with positive solutions. we know we can do better and we must do better. on behalf of the individuals the families, and the job creators all over this great country. those that get up every single day to do their part to make their communities safe and strong. the budget proposal we're considering here today is a plan to make washington more efficient, more effective, and more accountable to those that we serve. to create a genuine opportunity and a healthier economy. our plan honors our commitments to the american people so that we deliver real results. first and foremost, we balance the budget. we achieve $5.5 trillion in