. >> commissioners efface there are many demographic changes and displacement within san francisco fortunately, we still have a senior and disability person with disability population that is very significant dos is committed to make sure that seniors and persons with disability have a voice when it comes to tenant rights and dos will enter into not disable action to provide counseling and advocacy services this takes the form of advocating for affordable housing options, prospective of unlawful evictions or no fault and counseling and create better quality of life of the retains for the sro's the single occupancy hotels they have an ambitious plans provide even though community education and outreach on housing and engage seniors and people's with disabilities to advocate on their own on behalf of at public hearings and continue to canyon an sro working group bringing the organizations and committee staff improvements in the sro's during the past few years we've held a position as a staunch advocate with persons with disabilities wanting to stay in san francisco living individually and with d

a year everyone in this room wants to speak and everyone in the world want to live in san francisco we're fortunate whether or not we build a house we've got to be responsible to plan we need more funding for affordable housing and we need to make it easier to audio hours at all levels of affordability and be creative there are solution that we should be focusing on unfortunately t this moratorium is distracting we should pass the housing bond in november we should be supporting david chiu and not make it easier for the vendors to work together and make sighted permanently affordable those will make so for more affordable and moratorium wants to put a pause but when the moratorium is over san francisco will still be expenditure and no more affordable housing and no money for the >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) >> hi, i'm a mission resident and i want to ask you to respect the people that came and actually make the and contact i know you're working late and do something other than scheduling things i support of moratorium i also want to say i know you have a hard job it is just a

presenting the 4 new grant request and summarize common threads between them i will say san francisco is fortunate to have this network of legal service agencies that work so collaboratively together and inshurure confidence among the communities they serve. these agencies must adhere to set guidelines administered by the state and provide detailed reports on progress by way of quarterly basis. dos office on theagying also requested they attend a quarterly legal service work group so we can do joint problem solving and also coordinate effort more effectively. the 4 legal providers also responsible for re-creating a senior right fwulten and this is produced in 3 or 4 languages. it covers many important issues for seniors and used as a outreach tool. item h, asian americans advances justice alc, this is a very exciting busy year for the caucus. recently they were before the u.s. supreme court for a case they had won on the 9th circuit court of appeals, but the stale department appealed the decision so the caucus took the side of a home care worker that was a afghanistan refue gee to the supreme cour

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fortunately, san francisco police were already nearby and they responded quickly. several men have been detained this evening. i spoke with one man who was nearby. he says he was rattled but he plans to be back out here tomorrow, says he wouldn't miss the big celebration. ♪ >> reporter: at civic center plaza, the pride celebration brought out big crowds in san francisco with music and an added reason to celebrate. >> it's much to be proud of for our entire nation. it's great to see the way the leadership in this country has supported this group of people. >> reporter: tom fortier and solomon charles came out to enjoy it one day after the supreme court legalized same-sex marriage across the u.s. >> it's not an other. it's now mainstream for everyone. >> reporter: when the celebration ended, shots were fired by the united nations plaza. video was posted on social media. police say a group of men unrelated to the pride event got in an argument near the venue. >> the incident escalated. one of the subjects pulled out a gun and fired several shots. >> reporter: police s

we've a lot of work to do in san francisco and were really fortunate to have a thriving economy with unprecedented civic resource. now, in partnership with our colleagues here on the board of supervisors, and mayor lee, you're putting those resources to use it to make us safer healthier and hopefully eventually more affordable city for everyone. thank you. >> supervisor cohen >> thank you very much. of course i want to give a moment to recognize the leadership of mayor lee was done a tremendous job as the mayor listening and responding to what constituents have made a class of him. i want to appreciate kate howard and her staff who done exemplary work on helping constituents feel more engaged in the entire budget process. i went recognize marked farrell in really revamping the whole budget cycle experience, not only from, as a nonprofit, not only as a, your colleague as a policy maker in the mayor's office, but to be able to create a system that is fair and that doesn't drag on. here we are three and that doesn't drag on. here we are 3 pm this posted 3 am in the morning. i think that

things are getting better but it's still a slow ride out of san francisco and fortunately, the ride outsouth is much worse than it normally is. it's backed up nearly to john daly boulevard heading south. both of these waves of -- ways of getting down the peninsula will be slower than usual. my best solution is to add extra time to get down the peninsula if you are on the schedule, you will have to add time. if you are going a short distance, you might want to consider el camino real. once you get past san bruno, things are better heading south. let's move along to a live picture here of the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is going to be busy as you get into san francisco. it's not too bad. but it certainly is. i want to ask the guys in the control room to bring back the maps because i forgot to mention something. southbound 880 is slow. i don't want to ignore this. it's backed up from 238 into fremont. and the 280 is slow getting into the west valley. steve. >>> thank you, sir. if you are anywhere by the coast, you might have some sun. but there's enough fog that will keep te

their family to come have a picnic in their square but i remember not having been fortunate enough to be born in san franciscoi remember when i took me to chinatown and some of the apartment and met with the families and your knowledge of the community and helped me to connect with the community i will forever be thankful to you and thank you for your service and like our commissioners said don't go too far away we'll call you enjoy our retirement (clapping.) hi i want to make final remarks i had the opportunity to watch ken in action the announcement of the salesforce foundation gift to the school district and he was out there leading his middle school children in cheers such an inspiration and arranged for a presentation of chinese-american he's can you think so much work contributing it is a certificate that was presented to you a at a ceremony but add my congratulations thank you (clapping.) ms. casco roll call vote please. >> ms. fewer mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 6 i's. >> (clapping). >> mr. lee it you want to come up and say a few words. >> i'll try

san francisco. this is an industrial area, lots of homes and businesses fortunately no damage. crews as you can see are mopping up. good news, the fire now under control. >>> she says her son was sexually assaulted at a south bay science camp. tonight she's speaking publicly for the first time. police arrested this man for child abuse. the camp fired him from his job. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is live in san jose with why the mother say it is suspect is not the only guilty party. michelle michelle? >> reporter: that's right. two claims were filed against the santa clara county office of education. two parents of alleged victims, children in this case, and the parents believe the county didn't do enough to protect their children. >> they failed to protect my child. >> reporter: this san jose mother says she's living a parent's nightmare. we've disguised her face and distorted her face. in court documents she's known as jane, the mom of a 10-year-old boy who attended walden west science camp in january. >> hoping and praying that he can live a normal life again. >> reporter

san francisco at the airport there. a crash landing at the airport. this coast guard, u.s. coast guard helicopter with two people on board, fortunatelyappened on the deck of the air station at the san francisco international airport. that's across the street across the interstate i should say, from the passenger runways. once again, fortunately, the two people on board that u.s. coast guard helicopter were not injured. but looks pretty ugly. >>> another story we're following in "the situation room," investigations under way into a series of church fires in the south, some of them possibly arson. they come on the heels of the charleston church massacre and the ongoing controversy surrounding the confederate battle flag. let's go to our justice reporter evan perez, he's working his sources for us. first of all, what are you finding out about these church fires, evan? >> wolf the timing is certainly what has gotten everybody's attention, including the federal government. the atf is the lead investigator on these types of incidents. there's a federal law that requires law enforcement, federal law enforcement, to investigate any suspiciou

. >> fe fortune for the new champ of the nba. in san francisco, cornell, abc 7 ns. >> the don't forget right afr the newscast kimmel big guest is app dray you can expect that to be a lot of if you please at 11:35 on "jimmy kimm live". >> expression through most of the show. music mogul p. diddy arrested after confrontation with footbalcoach at ucla. he was taken into custody earl this afternoon on suspicion of 3 counts of assault with a deadly weapon and one count of making terrorist threats. his son red shirt junior on th football team. police said he attack assistant coach with a kettle bell training weight. nobody seriously hur ucla head coach jim release add statement sayi i'm thankfulaff showed professionalism in handling the situation. >>> earth is getting hit with a massiveolar storm and creating incredible northern lights. look at the picture kelly took from the internationaspace station. you can see the beautiful road aurora. another picture. kelly tweeted he's never seen anything like it. that is just spectacular. >> what about weather

. >> fame fortune for the new champ of the nba. in san francisco news. >> the don't forget right after the newscast kimmel big guest is app dray you can expect that to be a lot of if you please at 11:35 on "jimmy kimmel live". >> expression through most of the show. music mogul p. diddy arrested after confrontation with football coach at ucla. he was taken into custody early this afternoon on suspicion of 3 counts of assault with a deadly weapon and one count of making terrorist threats. his son red shirt junior on the football team. police said he attacked assistant coach with a kettle bell training weight. nobody seriously hurt. ucla head coach jim release add statement saying i'm thankful the staff showed professionalism in handling the situation. >>> earth is getting hit with a massive solar storm and creating incredible northern lights. look at the picture kelly took from the international space station. you can see the beautiful road aurora. another picture. kelly tweeted he's never seen anything like it. that is just spectacular. >> what abo

fortune dealing with china. bank of america building, san francisco and other things. i made a fortune dealing with china. there's a way you can do at china and make a lot of money. right now gdp is going down for the first quarter. it's unheard of to go down. nothing is easy but i know how to make this country great again. i now have to make her have to make our country rich in which we have to do to make it great. that is what i do. i think i would be the best security president. >> if you do indeed announce something on the 16th. right now you are taken off a lot of republicans. you recently made a remark about the candidates out there and the fact they don't really well year. you talk about their wealth or lack of it or what they bring to the table. it may not translate. i know the politicians are never going to make this country great. the republican nominee, not you. >> that's okay. i'll be all over the world building projects in doing what i've been doing very well. i just bought turnberry of scotland which is one of the resorts in the world. the neil: if one of these guys when they might want to k

. >> fame fortune for the new champ of the nba. in san francisco after the newscast kimmel big guest is app dray you can expect that to be a lot of if you please at 11:35 on "jimmy kimmel live". >> expression through most of the show. music mogul p. diddy arrested after confrontation with football coach at ucla. he was taken into custody early this afternoon on suspicion of 3 counts of assault with a deadly weapon and one count of making terrorist threats. his son red shirt junior on the football team. police said he attacked assistant coach with a kettle bell training weight. nobody seriously hurt. ucla head coach jim release add statement saying i'm thankful the staff showed professionalism in handling the situation. >>> earth is getting hit with a massive solar storm and creating incredible northern lights. look at the picture kelly took from the international space station. you can see the beautiful road aurora. another picture. kelly tweeted he's never seen anything like it. that is just spectacular. >> what about weather for earth links. >> m

opening gay elected officials in san francisco i can't tell you how excited i share the space with our openly gay raphael who couldn't be here unfortunately fortunately i share the stage with our pioneers that previously served at the college board leslie and others and the first openly gay who lead the cause and, of course i was excited to support and yesterday we voted to appoint susan our person at city college for the first lesbian chancellor at city college despite what you read in the news media i have no doubt city college will be there for the next decades to provide education to our community i want to relocate recognize that city college was one of the first colleges to provide an lgbt class both educating our community and history and i can't wait until the day that kate and some of you teach about this day and movement and the history we've made thank you so much for supporting continental and being here and happy pride (clapping.) >> so i want to finish up with another acknowledgment and have a poll he was not he's not here but standing side by side with senator leno and helping us what the lawsuit jeff and equality for california is the

opening of the new san francisco general hospital this will maple this fiscal year of 2015-2016 and most of the costs that are included in the budget cycle the one time costs for fortune and we got a large donation in the jushgz and in the offset by the 9 revenue growth as part of overall opening of the new san francisco general hospital we be adding approximately 1 hundred and 18 now ftes we've submitted on the way to hiring them now as part of opening the hospital we have to train 4 thousand hospital workers to work if a new fats with $18 million a one-time transition costs we're working on that now and an important part of providing health care for the future for the department to implement enterprise the electronic health records as you can see over 9 areas that have individualized electronic medical records this year we've submitted investing a large portion of our dollars into developing a new record system this will include the infrastructure upgrade our systems have been mostly focused on revenue and not on clinical services we'll have to build up our infrastructure with the applications and operations we need improved training and management programs increase

he passed out, nearly died fortunately lived, and went on to become the district attorney of san francisconce: whew. oh, the summer of '67 was so great. peter: as the protest movement took hold on bay area campuses, an equally powerful scene was starting to bloom off campus. david talbot: the magic here was very strong here in the 1960s, the music, the drugs, the sexual freedom. very, very powerful forces were being set loose in those days. harry edwards: an alien could land in sproul plaza and it would probably be a couple of semesters before anybody noticed that there's something a little bit different about him. peter: young people from across the country saw bay area students fighting the establishment and heard rumors of a growing counter culture. anxious to escape the familiar path of school, job, family, retirement, and death, they packed their bags and headed for northern california. the best place to land was a small san francisco neighborhood with victorian homes cheap rents, and good weather haight-ashbury. david: we started organic food co-ops. we started free music in the park

i got a couple i hit in san francisco on my way in to work and i know it's there and i slow down and fortunately this morning no pothole related accidents or major problems for bay area freeways. westbound traffic moving well leaving oakland into san francisco. it is wide open for that commute. chp reporting no major problems. drive time to and through the peninsula are still looking okay. sensors picking up light traffic for 101, 280 and highway 92 heading to and through san mateo county clocking in at an 18 minute drive leaving heading towards the locher deck of the bay bridge. north 280 leaving 380 approaching san francisco a quick ten minute trip so everything as it should be for bay area roadways. expect expect the usual traffic leaving the altamont pass heavy from the 205 interchange approaching. so that's the usual area for slow traffic. traffic does break loose approaching the dublin interchange. lots of room for the westbound direction of 580 there. highway 4 is going to be slow for you. it always slows down at this time of the morning and approaching and passing a street. looks like ou

san francisco. fairfield, there's a crash. it was several cars. fortunately it's been moved to the shoulder.er, traffic is going to be slow coming through fairfield. this is a slow down you're not expecting. so if this is your commute, you need an extra ten or fifteen minutes to stay on schedule. >>> decent fog bank there, except for parts of the santa cruz coast. it looks like there's fog hugging almost all of the coast. some over the bay, and some inland. i have seen bigger surges, it's decent. retreat back to the coast. temperatures will stay in the 50s and 60s. inland i think we'll bump it up a little bit. there is a lot of low clouds, except right there. looks like santa cruz northward for a while. that's about all i can find. upper 40s, 50s. and even at the napa airport. 50s everywhere else. 56 san jose. 52 santa clara. everybody's pretty close here. decent breeze out of the west, northwest, out of west, southwest, gusts at 31 in travis. a turbo charged delta breeze. low clouds continue to enhance big time, northern california to southern california. there are signs that the the four c

two other things colleagues, this weekend we are fortunate to have two of i believe, best festivals happening in my district in san franciscoay will be the san francisco, the 65th annual san francisco june teenth festival. it's like a community reunion where a lot of san franciscans sadly who have been displaced come back. it's like a big family reunion. i hope members of the public both new community members and old will join us this saturday to celebrate the juneteenth festival. the other festival is the haig street festival. which is next sunday j une 14th. i said this weekend, my apology from 11:00 to 5:30. it's another street fair we have. i wanted to highlight those two particular events. it's the 38th annual street fair. we have an amazing history in our community. i hope some of you will take time out of your schedules to come to our neighborhoods and celebrate with us. thank you and the rest i submit. >> thank you president breed. supervisor farrell. >> thank you madam clerk. last november our auditor complete one of the most comprehensive reports in support of housing portfolio that served the homeless here in san

son a decade ago and i moved into the san francisco community because that seemed like a better match and my daughters i wanted things for them but 12 fortunately by the time they expanded and i oversaw programs anothers hillcrest and there's a lot of growth in the school and sxoovpz where young people have access to the summer programs i see the site has respond to the need and i see that throughout you know that region and i mean it is huge for parents i mean - yeah. >> both my kids are in the after-school programs thank you are you currently the co-deputy director. >> no, i left that position 6 years ago and from there respect to grade schools and recently transitions out now in a job search. >> part of a staff organizations by dcwf. >> not on the staff currently. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> next up marie waters. >> good afternoon, supervisors thank you very much for the opportunity to speak my name is maria i have three children that attend the elementary school one of whom what was the general education two in the chinese program i've been a resident for the last four years and part of community my passion lies in developing commu

san francisco. the flames started about two hours ago on plymouth avenue near ocean avenue right in the ingleside neighborhood. >> we're live there now. bob a couple people hurt in this fire? >> fortunately just minor injuries. the fire is out. but a couple of unusual challenges for the san francisco fire department. you can see as you look down plymouth what i'm talking about on the sidewalk, all that stuff. this house was partially packed with junk which made entry very difficult. and then also several pit bulls in the backyard. but again back to those injuries, both minor, one a passerby who slipped over a hose line, and the other as can you see in the video right here an elderly man who lives inside the home, taken to the hospital for an unknown reason. again, expected to be okay. this fire started around 9:00 this morning in the downstairs area of a two story home here on plymouth in what appears to be an in-law unit. three people who lived here at the time when the fire department arrived they heard that all three might be trapped. so the firefighters had to make entry into this structure. that was already heavily involved. they tried the garage but there was so much material junk,

fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back. it's a great place for us. the weather is nice. no rain. beautiful san francisco. >> it's a great way to be able to have fun and give back and walk away with a great feeling. for more opportunities we have volunteering every single day of the week. get in touch with the parks and recreation center so come >> we came to seven straight about 10 years ago. -- 7th street about 10 years ago. the environment is huge. it is stronger than willpower. surrounding yourself with artists, being in a culture where artists are driving, and where a huge amount of them is a healthy environment. >> you are making it safer. push, push. that is better. when i start thinking, i see it actually -- sometimes, i do not see it but when i do, it is usually from the inside out. it is like watching something being spawned. you go in, and you begin to work excavate play with the dancers, and then things began to emerge. you may have a plan that this is what i want to create. here are the ideas i want to play with, but then you go into the room and there maybe some fertile ideas that are becom

fortunate. we are successful with the company and it's time to give back. it's a great place for us. the weather is nice. no rain. beautiful san francisco. >> it's a great way to be able to have fun and give back and walk away with a great feeling. for more opportunities we have volunteering every single day of the week. get in touch with the parks and recreation center so come >> this is june 16 2015. st e meeting of the san francisco municipal transportation board of directors and parking authority, call the roll. >> director brinkman. director borden, director heinicke is expected director nolan, present, mr. rubke present, director ramos will not be here with you today. item 3, the ring of any use of cell phones and other sound producing electronic devices is prohibited at the meeting. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. please know na cell phones do cause microphone interference the board respect tli request they be turned off. approval of the minutes of the june 2nd meeting. >> all in favor say aye. okay, thank yo

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secondary i was fortunate enough to go on a sfgovtv to cop hasten to sweden it was a fascinating trip i met i was skeptical whether or not cop hasten would be a good comparison to san francisco it is still verb a car oriented city and fascinating when the oil crisis hit in the 1970s people took to bicycling in a way that created the will to create infrastructure and credit they have flat streets but colder weather on the rain it and coldest of days bike lanes were crowded so who was fascinating one that people drove slowly and law law-abiding not people speeding from the light to light and in general people respected the fact they were sharing the streets with various modes of transportation and had a successful bike track to the city and small streets they didn't have a cycle fracture a east bump at the end of the street that proementsd traffic slowing down and made it great for families on the street i thought it was a fascinating woo we have put in speed bumps because of traffic in the neighborhoods that was a dual solution they came up with what was fascinating in the morning on some of the major thoroughfares more o far more bicyclists than cars they have the bicycle la