more controversial agreements san francisco has been is the naming rights agreement at candlestick park. city and county of san francisco and the san francisco forty- ninersntered into an agreement for naming rights of the stadium in 1996. from 1996 until 1992, the city receives $4.9 million in revenue. the existing naming rights agreement began -- from 1996 until 2002. the current agreement will expire in may of 2013. this gives the 49ers' the exclusive right to enter into negotiations for naming rights of the stadium but there have to remit 60%

more controversial agreements san francisco has been is the naming rights agreement at candlestick park. city and county of san francisco and the san francisco forty- niners entered into an agreement for naming rights of the stadium in 1996. from 1996 until 1992, the city receives $4.9 million in revenue. the existing naming rights agreement began -- from 1996 until 2002. the current agreement will expire in may of 2013. this gives the 49ers' the exclusive right to enter into negotiations for naming rights of the stadium but there have to remit 60% of the revenue to the city. from 2004-2007, the park was named monster park and the city received $3 million. but despite renewed authority it to enter into naming rights agreements after a voter- approved ballot initiative, the san francisco 49ers have not exercised his authority. therefore, the city is forgoing a potential 50% net naming rights revenue, which based on past experience, average about $1 million a year. now like to turn it over to my colleague, sarah duffy. supervisor farrell: can i ask a quick question on the forty- niners? what is the solution here? >> we spoke with recreation and park departm

that was exhibited by a small number of people on saturday night is not acceptable to the san francisco forty-niners, for the city of san francisco. we have had a great relationship with the city of san francisco and a great relationship with this community. despite one of events on saturday, this has been a great place to watch football games and a great community to be part of, and we want to continue to make sure that we are part of this community in a positive way. the degenerate behavior that happened on saturday will not be tolerated. if that means we need to make a business decision to not sell a ticket to someone that is going to be there and impact negatively the fan experience and the game experience that people love and cherish at candlestick, then that is something we are going to do. we will not allow this type of behavior to happen at our football games. i am happy to be here with mayor lee and chief sur and jim mercurio from my team to make sure everyone gets their questions answered and you have an opportunity to hear what we are going to do. this is a game where you have a rivalry s

san francisco and want to come here. i would very much like to see forty-niners stay here. what that means, we will have to talk about it. i am not a big fan of massive public subsidies to sports teams. i think we should work hard to keep them here. >> we're almost out of time. are there any other issues or concerns we have not discussed? are there any other specific issues you plan to concentrate on throughout your turn? >> a couple that come to mind. i introduced in control legislation to make it easier for tenants displaced by fires or earthquakes or other disasters to find below market replacement meant -- rent while their apartments are being fixed. there are some aspects of our rent control laws that make it difficult to find those kinds of temporary accommodations at below market rent. i have been working with groups on legislation that introduced that will help there. i have also requested an economic impact study to be performed on the entertainment and nightlife industries. it is a very important economic and cultural sector in our city. we have never really taken

san francisco translated into spending money. that was a good thing for our economy. in terms of the forty-niners, i am not convinced we need to spend money to keep them here. i have a strong suspicion of the supposed to deal in santa clara is a house of cards. we have a great program for them all set up with a new lennar development at candlestick park. i think they will recognize that and come back. >> was there anything magical that happened in your district as a result of the world series? >> i imagine there were a lot of districts in district 7 he sat and cried when they watched the celebration like i did. i think those are the magical moments. a lot of parents and children region that whole week of the world series was one i will never forget, particularly the day of the parade. it was not just my district. that was a magical time for this region. >> in your regdistrict, deal have any particular projects to give us insight on? >> one was a basic infrastructure thing that was a big deal. san francisco circle. not a lot of people realize that more cars travel through one of those intersection

forty-niners if the state. the same thing for the america's cup. we have to make sure as we build infrastructure for major sporting events we are keeping in mind the needs of san francisco and what they would like to see come out of these events. it is great if it creates jobs and helps to raise our tax base. >> slightly unrelated, but i am curious how you feel your work -- how your work with the school board has prepared to for being a supervisor? supervisor kim: i will say this about the board of education. when i ran for the board of education, i really wanted to represent and make sure i had to be -- had to have a voice in the system. what really surprised me about being on the school board was how much i enjoyed it. i really loved it. i love meeting with families, meeting with teachers, visiting schools, and getting a deeper understanding of how our system works better and doing it with our communities. on that level, it prepared me for a much wider scale,, what it means to work for constituents, and also kind of -- you know, the low interfacing with your colleagues, working with a large bureaucracy to make it happen. it is tough. it is not easy to come before the

forty-niner were able to hold on thanks to pair of late interceptions. diving smith came up with this you be with. san francisco pretty. 13-8 final is the first time nfl game has ended with that score. as for eagle quarterback vick his status remains uncertain for sunday. turns out right hand only bruised not broken. vick throws with the listened got hurt yesterday during the loss to the giants. today he talked to reporters and showed off his cast. >> it's not to say can't play with the swelling. just has to be where he can bend his hand where he can work witness. >> still sore. still swollen but i think with the rehab during the week we'll see how it recovers and how well it gets. >>reporter: bad ribs and all romo took the field depends washington. all the points came on field goal until the third quarter grossman to wide open high tower. redskins led 16-9. bailey rookie record kicking 6 field goal this 40 yarder late in the fourth pull dallas on top by 2. washington time to pull it out but spencer knock the ball out of grossman hands. the cow boy recover dallas wins it 18-16. over the weekend san jose state e