i met with leaders of the port, the airport the redevelopment agency, the real estate department, all of the agencies have been supportive and have done their best to help us. we have really tried and they have tried but we have not been able to turn up anything. under the current rebate program all fees paid to the city of san francisco of related up to 600,000 dollars per film or television episode and that includes the cost of state space owned by the city. while other rebatable cost are attracted to productions including, permit fees we rebate up to four police officers per day, street closures scenes, anything that would write a check to the city for those costs are related at the end of the film provided that met the required number of shooting days. without the stage space to build covers sets we will lose productions. rather than shooting a few days i beauty shots to make it look like the whole shoot was shot here like they do in vancouver. we were excited about the possibility of shooting the whole film that i had the talent we don't have the space to build a cover set so the

i want to thank the chiefs, the city administrator, victor, your work here as well, our real estate department, as well, thank you, john for being here. all the city family, our city engineer, figuring out things for being here as well. investing in our infrastructure, investing in our fire stations has been a main stay of my administration, working with a capital planning group. we want to ensure that our infrastructure always reflect the highest level we need and situating this station here is will is an incredible gift to district 6. i want to thank all the entities for getting together and making this happen and but for a very special circumstances this might have not occurred and we would be incurring another obligation $6. i want to thank all the entities for getting together and making this happen and but for a very special circumstances this might have not occurred and we would be incurring another obligation of 9-and-a-half million from our general fund. this is a gift that is going to keep giving. i want to recognize things that happen in this city we are a very incredible lucky city

(real estate department) >> all right. welcome back. >> thank you and now it's good afternoon chair farrell. director of real-estate. >> that's sad. >> sorry to remind you of that. in july of 2012 the board approved a lease for this location, 7-eleven for the department of emergency development. total premises is 9,800 square feet. this was to terminate in april of 2014. the rate was fixed at $22 per square foot. that's fully service. that's our total cost and that's 56 cents a square foot or less to occupy our own property. so needless to say, this is a very favorable rate. we're not seeking an extension of this lease until june 30th, 2015 or until sooner terminated by ownership. ownership is in the process of converting this property to a dental property for the entirety of the office that sits on the first level so when they're ready to go forward, they're going to give us a six month notice to vacate. the rate remains the same. there's no increase in the rate through our occupancy. the areas security initiative grant f

as a result, the department of real estate's responsibility to obtain a lease and space for the library. if you've seen the lease resolutions, and also to arrange the move. so, at this time ~ the department of real estate is working with the owner regarding the execution of the lease. prior to the last board hearing on this, the law library withdrew its motion on the calendar regarding the injunction. the reason we had a request for an injunction was that we didn't know five, six months ago what would happen if there wasn't a place for us to go and where would we go. now that there is a place that's been located and the city is working on, it wasn't necessary to go forward with that hearing. so, we are working very closely with one of the official from real estate on the issues regarding relocating to that new space at 1145 markets. >> so, there is no suit pending at all? >> no. >> okay. and i imagine the legal fees associated with that were done pro bono from other folks. just want to make sure the city is not funding lawsuits against itself. >> no, it's not. >> okay. thank you for tha

payment, the rent payments are budgeted both in the city administrator's department and the department of real estate and in the law library department. so, in the law library, you see an increase of $891,000 for rent and you would see also a payment in the city administrator's department for that lease payment. that's only now because -- i mean, we had -- we didn't have a rent appropriation when we moved out of city hall to the veterans building in 1995 with the mayor and board of supervisors. when everybody came back and they were expected to come back and we did not, then they implemented that appropriation towards rent in the veterans building which, of course, was not commercial rent. so, when we moved to the new location, the, the rent will be part of our budget as is proposed here. and we're going to be in the same commercial building as health services and some of the other city departments. >> okay, thank you. >> so, while we're here, just quick update. where are we on? i know we went through a relatively tense process earlier about the space and so forth. where are we with the litigation ri

. >> we have john from our department of real-estate. >> john, director of real-estate. very briefly. this is an 11,430 parcel originally leased by the city in 2004 for parking purposes that in 2010 the board approved this lease with proxy development and we're here to extend that agreement. as part of the dissolution process, the property was transferred to jurisdiction as mentioned so today this is a straight lease agreement. we're asking authorization for an extension to 1312021 which coincided with the reed property. it has a new base rate to the city and increases to $5,300 per month and that would carry with an adjustment and in june the new basin creases to modestly by $7,200 a month, reflective of our taking a look at the month and the increases therefore at 2>> good morning with work force development. bare with me while i bring up my power point. >> so i'd like to follow john's comments with context on the proxy project. in 2000 the city received 2 thousand parcels. and they're named a-v and the redevelopment purchased seven of the parcel, a, c, g, k, and q and

budget for the project and for the 14, 15 fiscal year and we have been working with the department of real estate to find a new location. >> over time costs, before the reelection we look at the processes and plans to meet the work load without over time and we meet after the election to see how successful our planning was. and we plan to minimize the over time hours as much as possible and the over time requests must be authorized by myself or the deputy director. >> as far as language access is concerned, every election, we have bi lingual poll workers and the bigger elections we have up to 1,000 people at the polling place and all of them are election materials and are translated into english, chinese and spanish. and we worked closely with the media since the well represented in the bay area and we will partner with them and do radio call-in shows and television call-in shows and we have lines that are dedicated to the languages year long which we increase the staffing during the election periods and the folks have been certified through the dhr process for the bi lingual capabilities and we

that summer as a freshman i experienced my first internship at prometheus real estate; i worked at the human services department where my duties were to assist my supervisor and event planning for the employees and perform clerical duties. during this internship i gained a lot of experience, and also transferable skills that have a lot of impact on my success today. i also shadowed other employers and learn about property management, interior designing an asset management at prometheus. one of the special projects was breast cancer -- for the employees. also received great support from both my supervisor and her supervisor. as of now this internship has helped design to sdy economics and chinese and the future of our plans to pursue a career in asset management or mergers and acquisitions in real estate or investment banking. also prior to my internship last summer i was able to go to china briefly and intern in a company with skills that previously developed at prometheus. as a student trying to get into the business and finance group-- has help me to stand up from the crowd and develop skills that we use in f

police command including its new chief john layton that the department's methods were fine. this is not a real estateproblem widmer responded. it was the streets of d.c. that were the problem. the officer brought in to clean up the corrupt narcotics movement in the early 1950s have subsequently gone on to lead the department's internal investigation unit widely viewed as beyond reproach layton was a comfortable choice in defense that will not corrupt himself did not turn the department upside down setting out corruption either. when lyndon johnson heard that the d.c. commissioner selected layton to run the npd days after the president's 1964 triumph he was irate. late in seem content to run the department as his predecessor dennin johnson who at clear ambition to reform and excerpt more authority over the npd finally was ordered to circumvent the new chief. in 1967 johnson appointed walter washington ,-com,-com ma the last presidential appointment to the d.c. commission in the first one to these designated mayor commissioner and later under home rule the city's first elected mayor. upon appointment a

. >> what it takes to give claud the >>> the state department of general services today said it's time a prime piece of real estate up for sale. the last part of what used to be a former insane asylum in north san jose in an area known as the golden triangle saying proceeds would be used to help pay down the state debt. >> so how do you give an alligator a physical is in the abs is carefully. a feature add traction got his annual checkup. abc 7 news has tonight's assignment 7 report. claud is a star. not just because he's rare, but he's also one of the most popular attractions in golden gate park. keeping him in shape takes dozens of people. >> it starts with a crane and tube. >> the giant tube transports and we have to lower it in. >> then, a team of biologists try to gently coax him into the tube today we're trying to guide him in using tools. to kind of get him into that. >> he responds to voices. in general seems to move. towards them. when his trainers are there. because this is more of a stressful situation he's in the responding as well. >> it takes a couple tries but claud swims into the tube. it's sealed

. >>> the state department of general services today said it's time a prime piece of real estate up forpart of what used to be a former insane asylum in north san jose in an area known as the golden triangle saying proceeds would be used to help pay down the state debt. >> so how do you give an alligator a physical is in the abs is carefully. a feature add traction got his annual checkup. abc 7 news has tonight's assignment 7 report. claud is a star. not just because he's rare, but he's also one of the most popular attractions in golden gate park. keeping him in shape takes dozens of people. >> it starts with a crane and tube. >> the giant tube transports and we have to lower it in. >> then, a team of biologists try to gently coax him into the tube today we're trying to guide him in using tools. to kind of get him into that. >> he responds to voices. in general seems to move. towards them. when his trainers are there. because this is more of a stressful situation he's in the responding as well. >> it takes a couple tries but claud swims into the tube. it's sealed and lifted out. then, t

police command, including its new chief john layton, that the department's structure and methods were fine. this is not a real estate problem, witmer responded to congressman adams, it was the streets of d.c. that were the problem. the officer originally brought in to clean up a corrupt narcotics unit in the early 1950s had subsequently gone on to lead the internal investigation unit. widely viewed as beyond reproach, he was a comfortable sense as police chief in the sense that he had not turned the department upside down vetting out corruption either. when president johnson heard layton was selected to run the mpd just days after the president's election triumph, he was irate, no doubt because he had not been consulted. layton seemed content to run the department just as his predecessor had done, and johnson -- who had some clear ambition to exert more authority over the mpd -- finally resorted to circumventing the new chief. in 1967, johnson appointed walter washington, the last presidential appointment to the d.c. commission and the first one to be designated mayor commissioner. and later under home rule, the cit

from real estate to finance, the communications the construction, and they were all part of supporting this program going forward and maria from the transportation authority and from the department of public works and julie from the city attorney's office and i saw hernandez from labor, local 261, and we have been partnering and work ng tunnels and it is a specialized part of the craft and so we are training people and getting them to work. all of the other partners in labor and the city and the community want to thank you all so incredibly much for being here, now the fun we are going to cut the cake, eat the cake and go down and check out the machines, thank you all for coming here today. >> good morning. and welcome to san francisco city hall. on this momentus occasion, we are going to have and celebrate the unveiling of the adolf trotro bust. and so we will begin with the present mayor of san francisco, mayor ed lee, talking about one of the former mayors of san francisco adolf trotro. >> all right. thank you, ellen. >> you are very welcome. president lee. >> good morning, everyone and welcome to city hall. and thanks for as a various departments that are here, i understand

. >> reporter: a real estate agent says he and his girlfriend moved out of their home in honolulu since may 1st. he's been in hong kong since last month. the justice department started a criminal investigation into this case. >>> san jose's looking to take on violent crimes head on. we have new details to add more officers to the streets. >> reporter: bob ri dell live in the peninsula. why one teen is driving 24,000 miles from onehb%s# the southernmost points on the planet to one of the northernmost. that story coming up. >>> we've had hundreds of cloud to ground lightening strikes across california today. so far, those are starting to diminish. we have aftermath. three-hour flight delays on sfo. we'll tell you what's next to come when nbc bay area comes right back. we'll tell you what's next to >>> a teenager is spending his summer helping wounded veterans. 's in the middle of a motorcycle ride that started in argentina and will end in alaska. bob riddell is joining us in palo alto where the young man arrived an hour ago. bob, how is that going? >> john, you must be talking about this guy. ali plunk ton is an english man. this is what he is doing between hi

from real estate to finance, the communications the construction, and they were all part of supporting this program going forward and maria from the transportation authority and from the department of public works and julie from the city attorney's office and i saw hernandez from labor, local 261, and we have been partnering and work ng tunnels and it is a specialized part of the craft and so we are training people and getting them to work. all of the other partners in labor and the city and the community want to thank you all so incredibly much for being here, now the fun we are going to cut the cake, eat the cake and go down and check out the machines, thank you all for coming here today. i'm derek, i'm hyungry, and ready to eat. these vendors offer a variety of the streets near you. these mobile restaurants are serving up original, creative and unusual combinations. you can grab something simple like a grilled cheese sandwich or something unique like curry. we areher here in the average eight -- upper haight. you will be competing in the quick buy food challenge. an appetizer and if you are the winner you will get the title of the quitck bite "chompion." i am here with matt c

from real estate to finance, the communications the construction, and they were all part of supporting this program going forward and maria from the transportation authority and from the department of public works and julie from the city attorney's office and i saw hernandez from labor, local 261, and we have been partnering and work ng tunnels and it is a specialized part of the craft and so we are training people and getting them to work. all of the other partners in labor and the city and the community want to thank you all so incredibly much for being here, now the fun we are going to cut the cake, eat the cake and go down and check out the machines, thank you all for coming here today. >> thank you, for that wonderful introduction, this is exciting for me as david indicated both my daughters are graduate of lowell high school. [ applause ] so i know how your parents feel. i am excited today the last time i was at a high school commencement was for my daughters. i want to say that this is exciting for me because as i was listening to darle and the other speakers that had a moment to reflect on my high school years and i will talk for a few moments about that. those exciting

from real estate to finance, the communications the construction, and they were all part of supporting this program going forward and maria from the transportation authority and from the department of public works and julie from the city attorney's office and i saw hernandez from labor, local 261, and we have been partnering and work ng tunnels and it is a specialized part of the craft and so we are training people and getting them to work. all of the other partners in labor and the city and the community want to thank you all so incredibly much for being here, now the fun we are going to cut the cake, eat the cake and go down and check out the machines, thank you all for coming here today. >> great for see you all here, i am the director and it is a profound pleasure to welcome you all to this ground breaking this morning. we are thrilled that you could join us, this is a defining moment in our history and it is great to have you with us. and i have to say before i begin, that the first person to arrive this morning, for the ground breaking was one of our trustees, brooks walker. and books arrival reminded me that 20 years ago, almost exactly, this was in another ground breakin

from real estate to finance, the communications the construction, and they were all part of supporting this program going forward and maria from the transportation authority and from the department of public works and julie from the city attorney's office and i saw hernandez from labor, local 261, and we have been partnering and work ng tunnels and it is a specialized part of the craft and so we are training people and getting them to work. all of the other partners in labor and the city and the community want to thank you all so incredibly much for being here, now the fun we are going to cut the cake, eat the cake and go down and check out the machines, thank you all for coming here today.