you are a san franciscan through and through. i love you dearly, and i am very excited to see you here this morning and to be able to cast my vote in support of you. supervisor mar: thank you for those comments. i just wanted to also acknowledge the important points that were made. my expectation also of commissioners is that if we disagree on issues, we will struggle through them as colleagues with respect, and i will review that september 21 meeting and take a look, but my expectation is that through the decades of struggle, that commissioner king has led and in part of different movements, he is a product of our movement. i know if we disagree on different issues, we will continue to struggle through them as organizers, as advocates, as leaders. my expectation also is that people on commissions will be bold and courageous and take stands and not just be there to represent specific interest but will think creatively for better solutions for our communities. i know that mr. king has done that, but if we disagree, let's struggle

[speaking spanish] >> the one thing that i would say that we as san franciscans is always a city that has welcomed people from all over the world including the latino community. there is a long history that our community has had with the city and county of san francisco. we have always been at the forefront of protecting the right of all people. now important ever, we need to stand firm so that san francisco remains true to those principals. [applause] >> [speaking spanish] >> so i really hope that this celebration of latino culture is something that inspires us to continue to fight to be a community that embraces a people that is a sanctuary for all people. i hope you can join us in that fight. >> [speaking spanish] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you very much. >> [speaking spanish] >> i think it's time for us to pay respect to our honorees, what do you think? >> i want to invite one more person to come up here and that is katie faric who is from the office of congresswoman jackie spears. >> let's give her a round of applause. >> i promise to be very brief since we do wa

. >> hello, i am a native san franciscan. this has been one of the few theaters that provided a stage for the telling of their stories and therefore an audience. this is an audience that takes a car and. >> our backers are along the city and the country. >> good afternoon, commission. i live on hill street about 100 feet from the building. this is a modern version of a stark photograph. this would have an effect on the historic neighborhood character. we have dealt with problems such as parking, crime, irresponsible development. in the party debt is a neighborhood problem. neighborhood residents have been complaining for years. then there is a question with parking. many areas that are available are filled on a rotating basis to the college campus that is a block away. i would like to say that i object to the proposed project on the corner and i am not against the development but i like sensible development, one that will enhance our neighborhood. >> thank you. >> 5 very much appreciate the commission's report but i think the

proposition l say coalition of san franciscans. people that basically care about the how the city is. it's represented obviously by merchants and residents throughout the city but as well as that we have the elderly, the disabled. anyone that basically wants to have a return to more of a public safety kind of inspired environment in san francisco. >> thanks, ken. >> you're welcome. >> so i hope this has been interesting. if there is any other need for information go to the league of women voters web site and don't forget to vote november 2. >> hello, my name is katie with the san francisco leave women voters. i'm here today to discuss proposition m, a bat -- ballot measure san francisco citizens will be voting on november 2. >> proposition m is a measure that would require the police commission to adopt a written community policing policy and require the chief of police to establish a comprehensive foot beat patrol program. this measure would not allow the police code to prohibit sitting or lying on sidewalks. >> i'm here with davi

i am a fifth generation san franciscan. my great grandfather was a small business owner, as well as my grandfather. we represent hertz corporation, thompson reuters, and others. there has been a dearth of large block space in san francisco. the developments currently on tap are not sufficient to house some of these firms. you saw the benefits of a firm staying in san francisco. over 2000 jobs are going to be for san franciscans and the bay area. it is critical that we provide large blocks of space for these tenants to stay in san francisco to draw from the technology and social media sectors. it is very exciting for our economy and the city of san francisco. i am in support of the certified eir and against the appeal that has been filed. thank you. >> michael karioke, san francisco building. this is exactly the sort of project that is supposed to go in a spot like this. it is within a block of the new trends bay terminal. it is exactly where it is bound to be. this neighborhood has always been conceived as a mixed use neighb

. >> i can speak on behalf of many san franciscans, we are so tired of those who use politics to advance their own political careers. newsom responded saying the location of the conference was curious. >>> the suspects accused of intentionally -- the suspect accused of intentionally running down a fremont police officer may be back in the bay area by the end of the week. a special task force arrested alexander deyu in east los angeles. a man recognized him from news reports and calmed police. investigators say that diaz stole a fan filled with tvs. >>> police joined d.e.a. and i.c.e. agents to discuss the results of "operation southern exspore our." authorities say the suspects were arrested on gang and drug charges after agents served 22 different search warrants. they say at least eight are confirmed gang members and nine were detained by immigration officials. >> i knew we would be successful. i did not realize at the time, we would be as successful as we were. >> authorities confiscated methamphetamine, cocaine, heroin and 3800 pills of ecstasy. they also recovered 3800 in cash and t

the san franciscan government is trying to<ç cars out of san francisco and encourage people to use public, and the federal government is very big on keeping pollution +-down, so i think, before you decide.o anything, it would be very important to know about the feasibility of this parking happened with the watermark. thank you. c>commissioner fong: thank you. 7.h>>bo good afternoon, commissioners. i am a resident of the2 golden gateway commons. i had not intended to speak listening to some of the remarks, i do feel compelled to do so, w[a the neighbors are saying. to me, it is not about a health club at all. iúb think some of the points tt have been made are quite substantive. forhÑ example, mr. ryan mentiod violation ofvzñ the public trust doctrine, and unless the plans have changed since i last saw them, i have to agree -- i the public trust doctrine. secondly, i have heard no discussion yet as to the cumulativep project, given itsbzáejápf the neighborhoods or even the embarcadero itself tovq ensure what we all want for the w in place to be enjoyed by many. this project is jui

and we are happy and proud to be san franciscans. i don't know if i'm allowed to call myself that with only 120 years in. chairman campos: yes. >> i've lived on sunset, richmond, the marina area. my children go to school in mission. i think when we had kids, stacey and i had the explicit conversation that we wanted our children to grow up in the city and not only any city but the city that provides the rich diversity, view points, people, and culture that san francisco provides. so we feel very committed and strongly that we need to be here and we need to make san francisco as best it can be. as i think you know, i'm an attorney. i've been with the firm nearly 10 years. prior to this firm, i was with another firm which has now been swallowed up by a boston firm. and prior to my time at mccutcheon, i clerked for two federal judges, judge -- judges. my practice focuses mostly on civil and white collar criminal cases. i've tried cases, arbitrated them, mediated them, sort of up and down california as well as new york, delaware, tennesse

how do we make sure that san franciscans have the greatest benefit? the city currently, we have a hiring goal of 50%. we are only achieving about 20% if we look at the report from the economic work force development agency. we want to make sure that we are reaching a much higher goal. in the construction industry to build the public-works project, we know that when they go home and spend money, it is recycled into the economy and it goes back to local businesses, it is good to have a large benefit to san francisco. we also know that when san franciscans are working on projects that are causing emissions from cars, it is reduced and it has a benefit to the environment as well. i want to thank the many people that helped work on this legislation. we would not have gotten anywhere without the help of the office of economic work force development. rhonda simmons, guillermo, and members of the administration. we also had a lot of members of the community to help us with support through advocacy, looking at the job market and the amount of hiring that curre

the other big race involving san franciscans for attorney general. harris against the da from los angeles republican steven cooley. it's essentially a tie, cooley ahead by a single point. >> there's a huge gender gap as you might suspect. men are voting for cooley, women are voting for harris. >> reporter: in both races there's still a lot of undecided. bottom line both races are still too close to call. randy shandobil, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and we'll tell you which ski resort is open for business. >>> and it's supposed to be a big weekend filled with giant fans and halloween clouds, that's coming up. >>> i'm using live storm tracker two to show you the rain that could be moving into your neighborhood in the next few hours. i'll let you know. woman: did you bring the camera phone? man: i did. do you wanna go first? i've been waiting for this all day. ok, this is from... aunt stacey. introducing chase quickdeposit. just photograph the front and back of your check using the chase mobile app on your iphone, and hit send. it went through. this is so

he is going to build 10,000 homes for san franciscans. we have lots of police officers, firemen, school teaches living outside of our city, and they can come back home. i urge your commission to reappoint him so that he can finish his job and continue the leadership he has been doing for the last 31 years. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you very much. next speaker please. >> [inaudible] supervisor campos: if you could speak into the microphone, please. >> terry collins. i'm here to say to you if it was not for leroy king, i would probably be dead or in jail. he is like a mentor. he is like an idol to me. basically, if he was not on the commission, a lot of people tell me they would not even listen because he is like an idol, a person who had the most history. we find people from brazil, washington, d.c., and everybody listening to this commission board, so it is extremely important for him to be there because he basically is the foundation because he has been there so long, and he came there for a purpose. when he came back, he basic

also, in 2003, san franciscans concerned -- consumed over one- third of their food, if you waited in pizza and take out, so i think this ordinance -- supervisor mar: can i just ask her for that last piece of data? >> sure. i can leave that with you, as well. a kaiser foundation study showed that parents said they ate at least one fast-food meal or snack on a typical day. supervisor maxwell: thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. is there anyone else who wants to come forward? there were a few other names that i already called. libby and deborah. anyone else, come forward, please. >> i am a pediatrician, and i have my primary care clinic at the hospital, and i am here on behalf of the patients and families that i interact with every day to support this ordinance. just to give you an idea of a patient population, the patients that i work with our low-income working families. these are families that really care about the health and well- being of their children but often make food choices based on cost and convenience, what is accessible in the neighborhood and what is affordable in thei

. >> are you a san franciscan. >> yes, i'm a native san franciscan and i have a belief that we're going to do it all the way. >> we do know that many of them will be back in less than 24 hours. game four set for tomorrow. reporting live mike mibach out here in san francisco. >>> well many fans showed up with no ticket to get in the game. a lot of fans said they just wanted to be there to catch the excitement. others headed to local bars to watch the game with their friends. outside of the ballpark, some friends took to the water hoping to catch a stray ball or a glimpse of the game on a picture perfect day. >>> giants fever has led to new homes for kitties. the humane society has been adopting out orange and black cats for $9 instead of the $90 fee for cats and 100 for kittens. >>> we are looking for photos from giants fans. if you have any you want to share go to ktvu.com and click orange october. >>> and state senators met to discuss ways to improve pipelines in south california. they say they might have to lift fines. one of the first to testify is the mother of jessica morales who d

i am a native san franciscan. i am bilingual, and in my past, have been very involved in assisting the citizens here in any way i can. i feel that by having the honor of serving on this commission, that i will be able to fulfil the duties under this commission. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you very much. is mr. harry kim here? how about allen okamoto? is there any member of the public who would like to speak on this item? please come forward. thank you for your patience. >> and i'm here to speak on behalf of ms. ramirez. i have known nati for 25 years and worked with her on the police department in administrative, criminal, and regulatory matters. i do not think you could find a better choice. she has a tremendous passion for her work, and she will serve the citizens of san francisco very well. i urge her reappointment. supervisor campos: thank you, captain. >> i am here also in support of nati ramirez. i think she would be an exemplary member for the commission, and i have also worked for over 25 years in