here are the sponsors from mccomic and salazar and we appreciate our support for this item and you'll receive ground breaking invitations >> thank you very much. colleagues, any questions? okay. we'll open it up for public commit. seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, can we move this item forward without opposition. so move forward >> item 4 resolution clearing is intent of the city and county to reimburse precedes from future independentness to submit an application to the california limit allocation committee to permit the issuance of bond not to exceed $14.5 million for mission street. >> okay. thank you very much. i believe we have the mayor's office of housing representative here. >> good morning, supervisors i'm ann romero i'm a supervisor with the mayor's office of housing. this is for bond allocation for up to 15.3 million the villa is an existing how's unit for seniors that was development by st. vincent of paul. the building material matured and it was sold. g h c housing partners in sherman oaks is going to provide property management as well as services and t

>> right. >> and you said, (inaudible) salazar and so by lowering that debt coverage, ratio, we were able to borrow an additional 600,000. >> from... >> from the first mortgage lender. >> okay. thank you. >> yeah. >> thank you, that is my question. okay. next question. so, can we just talk a little bit about the formerly homeless that will be or have some of the units set aside. and are you focusing on senior formally homeless, or is it just you are shaking your head and so that is a yes. >> yes, they have to meet the program criteria. >> okay. >> so they have to be 62 or older. >> okay, great. >> and then, this goes to something that you just mentioned, i also am concerned about section 8, project, credit going away. and what are let me rephrase me question. what are the factors for how much we would get for residual receipts given that the project is covered by section eight. >> and you talked about the water fall and part of that is the receipts after the ground lease is paid and all of that. >> and so help me understand, i guess that my question is, given that the units are cover

company (consisting of bayview hunters point multipurpose senior services, inc. and mccormack baron salazar, inc., a missouri corporation), in a total amount not to exceed $19,111,224 and authorizing the executive director to enter into a ground lease option agreement with bayview supportive housing, llc, both for the development of 120 very low-income senior rental housing units plus one manager's unit at 1751 carroll avenue (formerly known as 5800 third street, lot 3) (assessor's block 5431a, lot 042). (discussion and action) (resolution no. 42-2013). >> good afternoon commissioners and members of the pub, thank you for joining us. commissioners this particular item, this provides, for gap funding for the carroll avenue, senior housing as well as an option to ground lease, the previous commission took various actions prior to disillusion, and it is tied to the choice, neighborhood grant, and then to the alice grifth, and then the bay view community has been in planning and development for a new senior center as a part of a mixed use project for well over a decade. so, this is a truly mome

today the ninth circuit court of appeals upheld a decision by former interior secretary ken salazar not to renew the lease of the popular oyster farm. last november, you might recall, salazar said the waters in which drake's bay operates should be returned to a wilderness status. this family-owned oyster farm supplies more than a third of california's oysters. owner says he's absorbing today's news and is pondering his next step. coming up on our 6:00 newscast, we'll sit down with lenny and talk about this hot-button issue. >>> school year is just beginning and for many high schoolers and their parents it's time to start stressing about those s.a.t. tests. >>> a lot of families especially here in the hypercompetitive bay area, turn to professional tutors at a cost of thousands of dollars which ask why one south bay teacher is doing that's making some parents very happy. let's bring in garvin thomas with our tonight's "bay area proud." they didn't have these professional tutors when we were taking the s.a.t.'s. >> we should start off saying many teachers go above and beyond what their pa

and don salazar coordinator made a presentation to the classes at the community boards and uc berkeley and also attended the peace makary ward luncheon as well as an event sponsored by the conflict resolution services in the area of policy, analysis, marion is the occ policy analyst attorney and the policy work is an essential part of the occ mission, and it is mandated by charter, and during the second quarter, that they may continue the occ policy work in the areas of abusive force and language access and vehicle pursuits. our work focused on enhancing the police department use of force, protocols and particularly concerning incidents involving mentally ill individuals in crisis, two projects were completed that were on the occ plate along with the police department. and in april, the police department issued the department bulletin, 13-067. the use of option and reporting and medical assessment requirements. it implements the occ recommendations that the department use of force reporting and the investigation procedures, should include an incident when the individual complains of pa

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framework convention on climate change and ken salazar, thank you all.dow" show starts now. >> thanks. thanks for staying with us. something really funny is happening in washington right now. i think it is in the category of unintentionally funny. but it is, nevertheless, funny. and not funny like hmmm, funny, strange. but rather, ha ha, i can't believe this is happening. here's what is happening. i think we can put it in the corner of the screen. there we go. so this is what it looks like, what's happening in washington right now. here's what it means. do you remember wendy davis? wendy davis is a democratic state senator from ft. worth, texas. she is expected next month to announce she is running for governor of texas. and, of course, it is an uphill battle for any democrat to wage a statewide political fight in texas, even now as texas is trending more purple and democrats are making strong efforts there. it's going to be tough for her to win that race. the reason that wendy davis is thought to have a better chance

framework convention on climate change and ken salazar, thank you all.addow" show starts now. >> thanks. thanks for staying with us. something really funny is happening in washington right now. i think it is in the category of unintentionally funny. but it is, nevertheless, funny. and not funny like hmmm, funny, strange. but rather, ha ha, i can't believe this is happening. here's what is happening. i think we can put it in the corner of the screen. there we go. so this is what it looks like, what's happening in washington right now. here's what it means. do you remember wendy davis? wendy davis is a democratic state senator from ft. worth, texas.

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for that, we have beth ryanert, ken salazar, josh green, the senior national correspondent at bloomberg business week, written this week's very timely cover story, john boehner doesn't run congress, meet the man who does, he's talking about jim demint. we'll ask him about that. and we have lynn sweet, the washington bureau chief for "the chicago sun times." thank you for joining us. i guess i'll just start with -- i set it up there saying it looks like we're heading towards a shutdown here. i know there is a couple of days, i guess, maybe about 40 hours between now and when the deadline would be, and, beth, just is there anything we're missing here, anything that can happen between now and then that you can see that would keep us from going to a shutdown? >> at this point, i feel like the momentum is definitely headed in that direction. it felt completely different, maybe 24, 48 hours ago. it is amazing how quickly these things change. but at this point, it just seems like they're at a complete impasse. >> and, lynn, you know, covering this as well what do you think the next step would

salazar. >> i remember i was wearing a white shirt, my tie was off to the side, and i looked and therewas a hole in my shirt and i was bleeding. >> the stab wound, itself, was not considered serious. the bigger problem was the risk of infection. >> i went to the hospital, i was at the emergency room, i went through a series of shots, they cleaned out the wound. it took several blood tests and i remember picking up the blood result and looked and looked for hiv. and hepatitis negative, hiv negative. so i was like, well, all right, i'll go ahead and take that. >> we asked steele for his version of the story. and in spite of all of the witnesses, he claimed absolute innocence. >> they're saying i stabbed him in court in front of judge, jury, and executioner. >> what are you saying? >> i'm saying i had nothing to do with it. >> were you there? >> nope. >> really? >> how many different ways you want me to answer that same question? >> so you're denying this whole thing ever took place? >> i'm denying i had anything to do with it. >> was this d.a. stabbed? >> according to court documents and

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mónica salazar/madre de familia 16:47:25 sé que todos tenemos que estar asegurados, cobertura para todossta servicios mdicos de todo tipo, inclusive para personas indocumentadas. s.o.t. dayanna carlos/campaña asegurate 1:46:17 también vamos a tener revisiones médicas, vamos a tener revisiones de visión, vamos a tener también reparaciones de bicicletas, vamos a tener reivisiones dentales. ella agrega que las inscripciones para la reforma an no empieza y que es importante no caer en fraudes. s.o.t. dayanna carlos/campaña asegurate 5:45:22 no pueden cobrarte para la inscripción de cobertura médica de medical o covered california, la inscripción tiene que ser dado para un consejero de covered california que sea autenticado. el vento empieza a las 9 de la maÑana hasta las 2 de la tarde en la escuela csar chavez en el bulevar internacional.. expertos pueden aclarar casos especficos, por ejemplo, como se maneja la cobertura de niÑos con la reforma de salud cuando los padres estn divorciados. no olvide llevar, actas de nacimiento, identificacin, y prueba de residencia. outro/jaime peluffo/oaklan

salazar, i'd like to ask you first in the most blunt terms possible, is it the case that the u.s.' the single biggest obstacle to a global solution on climate? >> well, first, i would say, chris, that climate change is real. the global climate is in fact changing. our planet is getting warmer and 97% of the scientists are there. secondly, i would say that the way the united states goes, the world also will go with us. and so this is a global problem. it does require a global solution. >> but doesn't the u.s. -- doesn't the u.s. have to do something first? i mean there's even the strongest possible argument that basically not only does the u.s. have to move first, but because we have used 100 years of fossil fuel and burned up so much of that carbon and have enjoyed the fruits of that economic growth, the u.s. actually has to pay other countries if we want them to not develop their own fossil fuels in the same way? >> you know, the answer is that we have to move forward as a world, and we here in the united states know what it is that we have had to. we have to cut carbon pollution.

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as martha drove away from that house that had been their home and headed to salazar elementary school she knew that this infection was not only part of the 2008 housing crisis. she knew it was part of a much longer story one that stretched back to her own childhood and even further, one that stretched back to the founding of the united states, a story of housing race and freedom that weaves through the nation's history like the crisscross stitches of the fabric of a quilt. that was the story recounted by then not 11-year-old jamiah biggs last summer as a state with the family in their home in chicago. she was 11 at the time and it was part of a brutal heatwave, the worst heatwave the city was going to have that summer. she stood in front of me in a darkened living room and the lights were off to keep it cool. she closed her eyes tightly and concentration in the words just poured out. she put couldn't forget the sound of the battering ram and the lights on the police cars. she told me later for months afterwards she asked her mother again and again and remember she was 11 at the time,

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and don salazar coordinator made a presentation to the classes at the community boards and uc berkeley and also attended the peace makary ward luncheon as well as an event sponsored by the conflict resolution services in the area of policy, analysis, marion is the occ policy analyst attorney and the policy work is an essential part of the occ mission, and it is mandated by charter, and during the second quarter, that they may continue the occ policy work in the areas of abusive force and language access and vehicle pursuits. our work focuse