rizzo. >> elizabeth? >> celbanner, good afternoon, elizabeth, i wish to address the commission today on the city's environmental compliance obligations related to today's action. the commission may not approve a not to exceed rate for cleanpowersf until it provides an environmental impact report. today's action is not limited to an adoption of a not to exceed rate, today the commission chooses shell energy north america for a segment of san francisco customers, the commission today also can convince the city to purchasing a product that consists almost entirely of renewable energy credits, these decisions are subject to ceqa because they will result in a reasonable foreseeable effects on the environment. as we explain in our letters, today action may increase the city's reliance on ghg emitting and toxic air pollutant emitting by switching to shell, the city wishes to [inaudible] resource portfolio, shell's portfolio that has a higher of known fossil fuel projection than pg&e, shell's non-fuel resource mi

first i want to thank the trustee rizzo for correcting information from our liaison. i was [speaker not understood] liaison [speaker not understood] doesn't know basic facts that i know and i'm not paid to know that. i also want to point out it's been really tough, i felt really disrespected by the administration of ccsf and they're not open. two e-mails came out. one several months ago from interim chancellor and once recently from the super trustees pretty much discouraging the campus community from, you know, trying to organize our speak out or speak their voice about the accreditation process and for an institution of higher learning that's shameful. yes, city college always, you know, has room for improvement and we constantly need to be trying to improve but that needs to be done with the input of students, faculty, staff, the community, elected leaders, not an emergency manager. i just want to quickly say at one point, you know, because who knows, it might come down to, you know, [speaker not understood] sounds like that's what the mayor's office is talking abo

. >> i wept during some speeches, especially during the speech of a rabbi and walter rizzo of the united autoworkers, and particularly during the now famous speech of martin luther king jr. certainly in my memory, a time when people become larger than themselves and maybe the coin a phrase, larger than life. because hundreds of thousands, white and black, prompted them to believe in something that was outside of themselves and bigger than they. >> james farmer taught from 1985 until just before he passed away in the summer of 1999. he was an incredible teacher and lecturer. i would argue that his time in the classroom was one of the most significant moments in american public education were a great leader had an opportunity for more than a decade to interact with students on a regular basis and regale them with the civil rights movement. >> many people wonder how it started. doctor king one day said come on, you all, let's march and everyone got together in march. were whitney young were others. >> he brought the strategies of peaceful nonviolent resistance to the movement in the early 1

i am with the sierra club, and we -- as john rizzo testified earlier and as michelle testified earlier, we do support these not to exceed rate and is we urge you to adopt them. and get this program off the ground. this is historic in nature, i'm a student of history, used to teach history, this is the kind of thing that should go down in history and first one of the major american city adopting this and getting this program off the ground and your names will be attached to this so you should do this with pride. your children will be grateful, your grandchildren will be grateful and i'm peeling to sentiment here, and i would be grateful also. and as a member of the sierra club, we look forward to working with you and i also want to say, i hear some hissing in the background and i want to say we look forward to working with labor because this is going to create jobs and new jobs, competition, it's the american way, there will be jobs with the cleanpowersf program and hopefully they will be good jobs. please adopt these not to exceed rates. thank you. >> well, i'm sorry if somebody missed

we do have mike rizzo who is a senior project manager of the office of community investment and infrastructure here to give a brief presentation on the background of the area and details of the transaction to answer any questions from the board. thank you. >> so, with that i'd like to invite up city staff. if you have any brief comments you'd like to make. is there anyone from the agencies? okay. colleagues, any questions to mr. elliott on behalf of all the agencies involved today? and if not, why don't we go to public comment on this topic. are there any members of the public that wish to speak with regards to the disposition and development agreement that is described here? okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] >> colleagues, any final comments in this hearing? if not, without objection, this hearing has been heard and is filed. [gavel] >> and madam clerk, on item 20, supervisor kim, any comments? okay. why don't we take a roll call on item 20. >> on item 20, supervisor cohen? cohen aye. supervisor farrell? farrell aye. supervisor kim? kim aye. supervisor mar? mar aye. supervi

john rizzo, raphael [speaker not understood], anita greer and chris jackson. if you could approach, come in the room, please, just maybe a brief statement from each, thing that we may be able to focus on, where the support of the board of supervisors and mayor's office may help in supporting the efforts to keep the school open. why don't we start with the president first. >> thank you, supervisor and supervisors. first i want to extend my appreciation to you for having this hearing, supervisor avalos, and for your support, supervisor mar and campos, for coming out and to all the elected officials who have rallied. >> [speaker not understood]. >> sorry, thank you very much. >> [speaker not understood]. >> first i want to start by correcting some misstatements that gohar mumjin made. the acct -- the accrediting agency is not part of wasc. it is no longer part of wasc. that is just a fact. they removed themselves from that. >> what is it again? >> western association of schools and colleges. so, they are now their own independent body. they actually are a private

the teams combine for 5 homers the biggest blow coming off the bat of anthony rizzo..out of his slump with a towering homer to right in the 7th.. a two run shot.. the cubs win 5- 4... brian bogusevic also had a homer. the white sox had a friday matinee against the indians and it was the same old story... ryan raburn with a shot to left for a double... to drive in a run... the tribe wins... 3- 1.... the sox now a season low 31 games under 500... they now have 89 losses... 15 games to go. ellena della don and the sky facing atlanta.... and t it was down to the wire.... epiphany prince finds sylvia fowls who beats a triple team for the hoop... the playoff bound sky able to hang on for a win over the atlanta dream... the final... 87-82. the blackhawks held their first scriammage at notre dame today... jonathan taves held out with a lower body injury... but it is not serious.. meantime... patrck kane showed some magic with his stick shooting a commercial for bauer hockey.. he is stick handling through a batch of pucks... and not touchiong any of them with his stick or his s

third inning nate schierholtz fence- hunting, his 21st of the season scored anthony rizzo in front oftring innings for jake arrieta. sox had the day off, they're at detroit tomorrow. henrik stenson has a one-shot lead in the tour championship, tiger's nine back after a 73. chicago native candace parker of the l-a sparks is the wnba mvp, the sky's elena delle donne and sylvia fowles finished third and fourth in the voting. quality baseball entertainment today. pirates catcher tony sanchez tracking a pop-up near the dugout, right into the dugout. notice first the great catch, and second how the padres really went out of their way to help him out. and then in detroit, prince fielder in pursuit of a pop-up, didn't get there, but he sampled somebody's nachos there in the front row. fielder said he thought about dipping into the guy's cheese, but was afraid the fan might be a double-dipper. that is hilarious. well he is a vegetarian. that's the news for this thursday night. we're happy you shared time with us. i'm micah materre. i'm mark suppelsa. updates on wgntv.com for all of us here, ha

dollars my parents spent a lot of money so that means the authority that your parents have no chance rizzo for to the new group of people who will speak to you from a position of knowledge and authority. so as a student you know, the best way is to vomit out everything the professor told do i got a great grades in college so i ended up a harvard law one of the reasons if you write -- read my books i write like a communist. thank god for anonymity by wood speaking class don't waste of the parade again and a then the degree is worth something. that is the reason for number two but number three how the bias changes, the most optimistic solution is that they would clear themselves up but that won't happen if you live in that at the chamber and think people who disagree are deniers just like climate change. you do not disagree you deny. the only way to do this is to exercise the power of the market eventually parents will have to stop sending their kids to schools they disagree with on a political level take a $100,000 to start a business for your kids and have the run a business or send them t

we do have some as an driveled --rizzo. we will see sunshine compared to yesterday.for careless in san francisco. and have 68 degrees. and i expected piece of 77 and a bottle. what the fog return. we'll see more of the onshore push as to to start to trail off as we head into next week. >>mark: first, russia tried to lobby lawmakers in washington to keep the united states from approving military strikes and syria. now, russian leader is appealing to the american people. anders pence reports the editorial comes as two top diplomats meet in switzerland to discuss a potential political solution to the crisis and syria. >> the reality is i worry when someone who came up to the kgb tells us what is at our national interest in what is not. >> and the off to 10 button. as permanent members of the u.s. security council both russia and china have blocked resolutions throughout the concept of syria. secretary of state john kerry will meet with his russian counterpart engineer the switzerland to discuss russians plan to have serious have syria surrender to avoid u.s. military st

rizzo, schubert, upton. secrets in the boughs of an ancient maple. names written in the pail -- pale sky. names rising in the updraft amid buildings. names silent in stone or cried out behind a door. names blown over the earth and out to sea in the evening, weakening light, the last swallows, a boy on the lake lifts his oars, a woman by a window puts a match to the cam, and the names outlined on the rose clouds, watercore, and wallace. let x stand if it can for ones unfound. then young and zaminski, a final jolt of z. names etched on the head of a pin. one name spanning a bridge, another undergoing a tunnel. a blue name needled into the skin. names of citizens, workers, mothers, and fathers. the bright eyed daughter, the quick son, the alphabet of names in a green field. names in the small tracks of birds. names lifted from a hat or balanced on the tip of the tongue. names wheeled into the dim warehouse of memory. so many names. there is barely room on the walls of the heart. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair the gentleman from florida