the programs, the arts environment in san francisco, such a vital part of our city and organizations, art organizations such as the san francisco symphony help to ensure that the arts are provided to every single in the case of our partnership with the school district, every single student. i think you're familiar with the symphonies in music venture program which serves every single elementary school, every single child in grades 1 through 5 throughout every neighborhood and corner of the city. i'd like to give you just a brief quote from a teacher who has taught at both george washington carver in the bayview and alvarado elementary in noe valley and this is what she writes. public education should be equitable for all students. it's not only [speaker not understood], but the symphony makes sure its aim program is equitable. how can you say only certain schools or children should receive a rich arts experience? including all public school students and the arts with programs free of charge makes no assumptions, passes no judgments on who should or should not be exposed to something s

i think that's of course a wonderful think that we have a broader partnership to learn the city organization. lastly i just want to show how our staff structure is and the city funded employees that we have 58 full time equivalence and the foundation for the employees 113. in short, we thank the mayor's office and the controllers office for their effort and work for the budget and we are in agreement of the proposed budget for the next fiscal year. if you have any questions, i will be more than happy to answer. >> thank you. colleagues, any questions? okay. we don't have a budget analyst report. thank you for being in front of us. >> thank you. up next we have our arts commission. i see tom here. madam clerk can you call item 3 with this budget, please. city clerk: item no. 3. item 3: [administrative code - use of art enrichment funds and maintenance of public art] 3. 140623 sponsor: mayor ordinance amending the administrative code to define "art enrichment"; to allow aggregation of art enrichment funds for use on any city property rather than only the funding department's property; to allow

get around the non-profit organization city car share and others have done tremendous work to get buy-inrom the people who live the closest to the parking spaces that you are approving today and over the next several months, but none of it would have been possible without the foresight and leadership of this board and of th

get around the non-profit organization city car share and others have done tremendous work to get buy-inrom the people who live the closest to the parking spaces that you are approving today and over the next several months, but none of it would have been possible without the foresight and leadership of this board and of the city of san francisco. so on behalf of our peers members around the world we extend our gratitude and thanks. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> patton murphy, george papadous. >> good afternoon, my name is patton murphy and representing get around. i wanted to thank chairman rolan and director reiskin and directors of the board. i won't reeight the benefits that

get around the non-profit organization city car share and others have done tremendous work to get buy-inrom the people who live the closest to the parking spaces that you are approving today and over the next several months, but

get around the non-profit organization city car share and others have done tremendous work to get buy-in from the people who live the closest to the parking spaces that you are approving today and over the next several months, but none of it would have been possible without the foresight and leadership of this board and of the city of san francisco. so on behalf of our peers members around the world we extend our gratitude and thanks. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> patton murphy, george papadous. >> good afternoon, my name is patton murphy and representing get around. i wanted to thank chairman rolan and director reiskin and directors of the board. i won't reeight the benefits that christine and hailey have mentioned. as was mentioned get around and instant car sharing allows people to instantly find rent and unlock a vehicle, so they don't have to own their own vehicle. so the benefits of car sharing are widely reported burb it's basically there is an environmental benefit, a transit benefit and entrepreneurial benefit in the case of get around. for the environmental benefit, su

supervisors and with the city organizations and with the local police department, and think that the outside lands is one of the unique festivals in the world and we have san francisco and we have golden gate park and we have the greatest oasis, in the world. and it has the people hiking up hills and down hills and a lot of people between stages. >> i love that it is all outside, the fresh air is great. >> they have the providers out here that are 72 local restaurants out here. >> celebrating, and that is really hot. >> 36 local winerries in northern california and 16 brewers out here. >> and you have seen a lot of people out here having a good time and we have no idea, how much work and planning has gone into this to make it the most sustainable festival in the united states. >> and literally, in the force, and yeah, unlike any other concept. and come and follow, and the field make-up the blueprint of the outside land here in golden gate park and in the future events and please visit sffresh parks.org. >> feel like it really is a community. they are not the same thing

so, but i am here to represent the organization. >> question for the city attorney. they're not a city agency, they're not a city department, they're not a school district department. is it appropriate for them to present during staff presentation or should they reserve their comments for public comment? >> so, do you have an answer? >> i'll need a moment to check on that. >> chair yee, can i just say that i definitely understand supervisor campos's concerns because i know that general policies are to have department heads and staff. but i will shea michelle parker has been the former head of our city's parent-teacher association and i know with todd david and others that they've done their best to try to diversify their leadership within the parent p-a-c and then they also very active in other efforts to support funding across the city. but especially with a focus on equity as well, but i've appreciated that in their work, but i definitely understand what supervisor campos is saying in making the exception of one organization when there are parents of public schools

san mateo celebrated the new season wh summerfest, a street festiv organized by the city's down associationre were arts and crafts, music, andd >>> what a great way to welcome summer. celebrating the new season with summer fest. a street festival organized by the city's downtown association. there were arts, crafts, music, food, kid's activities and rides. this is the second year for the event. an effort by locals to bring people to the city's historic downtown. >>> going to help me with this one. a polar plung in june? >> that is what researchers did in the north pole. they put up fake palm trees. the start of summer here means wenter is beginning there. the plunge it is a big deal for scientists. it it is the halfway point of their stay there. by the way the water is about 2 degrees above freezing. that is one chilly dip. >> he went back in, though, it for more. >> we'll be right back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,, when salesman alan ames books his room at laquinta.com, he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. so he knows exactly when he can check in and power up before his big meeting

. >>> and sad news from stockton where after 29 years orkers for the city's -- organizers for the city's as parabus festival are call -- asparagus festival are calling it quits. the decision comes after attendance dropped by near had near-- nearly half. it's raised thousands of dollars for local charities throughout the 29-year run. >>> a crucial bill at the bill aimed helping graduates. what's being done to help students drowning in student debt. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. >>> stocks lower after the world baferm cut its outlook for global growth. the bank expects growth compared to the january estimate of 3.2%. the dow and s&p remain near all- time highs after a slow and steady climb since april. the dow is down 107. the nasdaq is down 11. s&p down 7. >>> twitter's popular application tweet deck is back online after being shut down earlier today. the social media company shut down the site afte

food i just about expensive eat but food for everyone and there's organizations in the city that are doing really good work making sure that healthy food it assessable to everyone. more and more as follows are are becoming interested in upper arlthd they want to joy the open green pace sea know where their food it coming from we'll look at 3 programs talking ushering agricultural and garden to new heights. so what exactly it, your honor agricultural >> it the growing food or flowers within city limits traditionally we've been referring to communities gardener that is a raised bed over and over upper argument has a more a farming way of farming. >> so tell me 0 what's growing in this garden. >> a really at all plant. in the one of the rare places, you know, people have access to green space 24 is one of the places to grow things like the purple floor. it is sort of recognizing that the more diversity in given space the better not to just have one thing by everything supported each another >> it provides the community with an opportunity to get their hands dirty and reach 0 out and con

. >> good afternoon again supervisors eric brooks recommending the local grassroots organization our city to urge you no, not move in forward there is been over the past couple of years new information on sea level rise and 82 no, ma'am name and those things both will interact with the file soils along with the earthquake danger it distributor the materials on the island and new information coming out in the last year the canal the navy is fourth what wee they don't know about the contamination and in district 10 supervisor kim you know we'll have scandal where the work was not done to mitigate the radiation their lane lenar projects some time i've seen the board of supervisors move forward memoranda of agreement and prematurely when all kinds of hell is breaking lose it's becoming increasingly clear as small property owner someone that's worked on those issues people shouldn't be living on the island they have been evacuated and the navy should be cleaning up the island get them to do that first do the clean up up first getting lots of jobs by developing treasure island is not going to d

for us, we have really high aspirations to be this premier organization. >> the city of philadelphia will lose an estimated 1.5 to $2 million in income tax revenue a year. the mayor agreed it's still an economic boost for the region. comcast sportsnet is getting reaction from the sixers about the impending move. their reaction coming up in less than 20 minutes. >> all new at 6:00, a major conference will bring 6,000 visitors to philadelphia. here's a live look. according to the partners at the business journal, that's where the american industrial hygiene association will be holding the 2018 conference. the organization said the change in labor work rules at the venue is bringing them back. it comes more than a month after the carpenter's local 8 and teamster's local were shutout of working at the convention center for not signing the customer satisfaction agreement by the deadline. >>> now a story from the jersey shore bureau. more than a dozen people protested the closing of a tent city in ocean county this morning. they are set to close by the end of this week and it's dangerous a

as well in our economy so i'm really proud of this effort and mostly proud of the worker organizations and the city staff interest this will extend the local hire to private developments on public land like the america's cup there were a few holes around the policies of local hiring and the prevailing wage many people feel through the cracks with lawsuits this will clear that up and look forward prospectively to other projects in san francisco. where there's construction being performed. the legislation extends beyond local hiring to align san francisco policy around prevailing wage with the sb 7 that will go into effect january 1st, 2014, in order for the charter cities to have the construction they must have the prevailing laws in place this is inclusive of our construction work that's done publicly funded projects as well. there's been some concern about whether from the local 16 union about twloo their had their concerns addressed they've reached out to my office my staff rachel had reached out to lucky local 167 and things worked out there's another tint for local 16 to express concerns to the

pope francis was in one of italy's biggest organized crime cities when he denounced members of the groups during mass saying "those who go down the evil path as the mafiosi do, are not in communion with god. they are excommunicated." >>> wildfires quickly burned the hills of glendale, california. 200 wildfires. it's already eaten through about 150 acres. no evacuation so far. >>> the tens of thousands of children who are illegally crossing into the united states could be here to stay. a.p. reports current laws and overburdened courts make it hard to immediately deport those fleeing crime in central america. they'll be able to live, learn, and work here for years without consequence. >>> summer solstice celebrations around the globe. 30,000 people flocking to stonehenge for a chance to catch the sunrise before the longest day of the year. >>> at sunset over in austria, bonfires, fireworks, torch lit images. any reason to celebrate, right? let's get down to business. cnbc's courtney reagan. good morning to you, courtney. >> well, good morning, richard. the markets are coming up a positive w

city. i think as lew mentioned in the press conference a few minutes ago, we couldn't do this without the strong low wage worker organizing from our city and strong unity built by worker center and labor organizations but also with the mayor's effort to pull business and i think wade rose and others as well for supporting this and the non profit leaders as supervisor kim mentioned. i wanted to say a lot of work is going on now to make sure we have strong transportation 2030 support for funding and i hope as we move forward in november that we'll have stronger transportation measures as well. have i an announcement that my office working closely with the san francisco fire department and the neighborhood emergency response team or the nert team, tomorrow evening at mill ton marks library community room, we're hosting a training in the richmond district to prepare for emergency readiness in our neighborhood and in the richmond district. it's a free work shop where my staff and i will help work with nert and the fire department to prepare people for disaster work including risk awareness, disaster supplies, personal disaster

the meeting was organized by city councilman kenyata johnson.omen from center city and other neighborhoods came here to listen to possible ideas including russert recollecting a town watch program and suggestions to buy pepper spray. >> women from all over the city and throughout the tri-state area we're all like really shocked the amount of violence that is happening against women. >> reporter: saturday morning' as tack and sexual assault happened near 19th and spruce streets. the victim is a 26 year old woman who was walking home alo alone. garcia was arrested on tuesday. >> it's still an on-going investigation but represent assured he is the perpetrator of this crime. >> reporter: so in a couple of weeks the organization called handbags for peace will be holding a women's self-defense class. it will be for free. it will happen saturday july 12th from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at the again man y at 401 south broad street in philadelphia. anyone interested in attending is welcomed. reporting in center city, todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness new ne

organizations. if those organizationses have lobbied city hall on any matter, even if the matter is unrelated to the developer's project within one year before the environmental evaluation application for the major project was filed. this requirement is inconsistent with the stated findings regarding this ordinance. section 3.500 provides a public disclosure of donationses by developers to nonprofit organizations who communicate with the city hall regarding major development projects is essential to protect public confidence and the fairness of the land use decisions. the emphasis here is on communications regarding the development projects, not communications regarding any matters. although i'm opposed to the ordinance, if it is retained to be consistent with section 3.500, the definition of nonprofit organization should be amended to reflect that the term refers to an organization that has attempted to influence city hall regarding a donor's major development project. and finally, there is a technical error on page 13 line 5, the citation to 2.106 a 10 should be corrected to read 2.106 b 10. thank

are in alignment with the policy priority documents which was created by over 100 city departments, nonprofit organizations and youth all over the city. we need this funding to make our city a safer and more empowering place for tay who are the future of san francisco. we are not asking for much. we are only asking for enough. we shouldn't have to grapple and beg for scraps to fund the basic human necessities in one of the richest cities in the nation. thank you. (applause) >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good morning, supervisors. my name is zach murry. i'm also representing [speaker not understood] youth services and transitional age youth from all over the city. i'm here to fromv you that san francisco youth are watching you. they're watch tog see if your words and assurances will hold true. senator populations in san francisco, this idea is very much in question. we need more than words and assurances because many youth are experiencing a reality in the opportunity being pulled up and out of reach. for some it seems poverty and homelessness is the only option. but i'm here to say record poverty and une

glimpse which most of you know already are the [speaker not understood] of the different organizations in the city administrator's office. the one new program transferring to the city administrative office this year is [speaker not understood] from the department of technology into our office and that is the only new program for this year. and in addition there is a smaller program, healthy cleaning up program transferring from the department of environment to the city administrative office. our two-year budget outlook for fiscal year 14-15 is 307 million. 15-16, 308 million. for capital investments for fiscal year '15 we anticipate 11.3 million in capital improvements. the majority of which are adh ambition plan, facility maintenance, [speaker not understood] for city hall, south van ness hall of justice, and animal control facility planning. and that also is 12.3 million in fiscal year '16. we have operating budget changes. we have more facility maintenance [speaker not understood] real estate services and that's primarily for the new public safety building coming online for new positions and ov

city as well. youth warriors are nominated by community-based organizations in our city and selected for their strength and overcoming challenges in their lives and also their dedication to being positive change makers in our communities and city. nyad and others championed youth advocacy day which really shakes up this building in city hall and allows young people to have a stronger voice and for us as adults to work closely with them. they come into our offices. we've talked a lot with them and they help to shape policy through youth advocacy day each year. i've had the honor of getting to meet so many of the youth warriors in the past couple of ceremonies honoring them and their families. i'm blown away by their commitment to their work and supporting many of the nonprofits and community based groups they work with. they work with compassion and drive to improve community-based organizations and their communities for the better. i have tremendous respect for nyad and her nurturing of these young youth warriors and i just really appreciate her work for dcyf. nyad, nana we call her, is beloved by the