just say that i support the whole arts eco system as tom ducaney the director of arts in san francisco identifies, but think we need more explicit efforts to raise the bottom so that our neighborhood art organizations and deersever arts group are supported with neighborhood stabilization funds, cultural equity support as we see new funds come igin so we expand the whole pie but especially for equity and the smaller arts groups. with that i wanted to ask if julia nagle from the budget and legislative analyst office can come forward for the report. thank you so mitch for the great work on this report as well >> good morning chair and members of the committee, present breed. [inaudible] as one aortdeuced [inaudible] who are the 2 an lshs who worked on this rrt. we were asking to look at 25 years of grants fl arts funding allocations. as part of that we were asked to look at funding for arts organization representing people of color and underrepresented communeies. because grants the arts isn't spirfckly dedicated to looking at underrepresented communities we had to come up with our own definition of

be fully acceptable and we are very excited about it. 29% of the homeless population in san francisco identifies as lgbt, it is a staggering number because in san francisco that 29, 16-24 for adults and seniors. most other cities you look at have a very high number for lgbt homelessness among young people but that number drops to 5%. in san francisco a city that is viewed to be the best city to be an lgbt individual, that you are an eviction away from being homeless. very vulnerable and fairly staggering number. if there are any questions that people have? >> at this time i would like to open up questions to the council. cochair supanich? thank you, mr. dufty for that update. i have several questions or comments but they are all brief. the first is the esh around partners and spouses being able to stay together. is there something in the works that will where we have married homeless shelters or section or floor of a shelter that can accommodate people? >> i think in the big picture what we hope to have is a more neighborhood base response to homelessness. what we have now are large facilities t

after school work i hope we felt the economy changing in san francisco and technology being the driving force in san francisco and being identifying the prepares in san francisco and seeing how this is so expensive and things are changing and people at the end of the bottom of the rung are effected i say something as a person of jewish i thought i'd not be admirable of utah they build two thousand unit of housing no waiting list and people not qualifying for the program homeless people have been failed by systems maybe the family did didn't work or school in workout the way or the community they might be lgbt and not welcome in their homes or community people have failed you don't want to get people homeless another opportunity to e fail but in utah their land situation is a lot different. >> they connect people to benefits and that's a driving force and again, i wouldn't know i am so a.d. miranda of the mormon church but hopefully the $3 million donation is a sign that the formations in san francisco know we can't move forward alone so to take a moment to talk about the in addition center again, we have 11 hundred plus shelter be

public safety for walk first that allowed for the evaluation analysis and injury patterns in san francisco to identify capital safety improvements priorities in the city pretty much. >> great that sums everything up thank you very much. >> that's the last presentation i have a question first of all it is great to see the outcome of the funding from last year how this is going to hem translate the evaluation methodology is a key part of understanding how the collisions and the fatalities and injuries are occurring i know that part of the focus of the program to establish a consistent way to total the fatalities can you talk about that in a in a nut shell we've got numbers from chp and mta i think for a layperson that is challenging to understand i'm hoping you can breakdown that a little bit. >> i mean a that's the purpose to get a proper traffic fatality definition together additional at first, it is counterintuitive to death; right? >> right. >> in the past 3 months we've met there's a lot of circumstances unpredictable circumstances that happen on the road you know we have so have consultations to h

the san francisco chronicle identifies them as 40-year-old morales and 14-year-old daughter julie. the family was gathering for a confirmation party when the suspected drunk driver plowed into the apartment building. the mother and daughter were walking along the pathway when they were pinned ever by that out of control car be >> they lost a wife; a daughter, and now -- >> reporter: there were also two other young children injured in this crash. the man police say was behind the wheel was arrested on suspicion of growth vehicular manslaughter. you can see the scene here. this is the memorial at the scene of the crash and it is continuing to grow. >> just a horrible story. thank you, sal -- thank you alex. >>> a bill that would allow undocumented immigrants to apply for medical heads to a -- would qualify for the states health care program. currently undocumented immigrants seek medical treatment at public health clinics or for serious health issues that go to the hospital emergency rooms. critics of the bill say it would place another burden on taxpayers already overwhelmed by the

the san francisco chronicle identifies them as 40-year-old morales and her 14-month-old daughter julie. the family was gathering for a confirmation party when the suspected drunk driver plowed into the apartment building. there were two other children injured during the crash. they were hit with degree. when i looked up pieces from the bumper, smoke flying everywhere. they took him out of the car. he couldn't really walk. >> reporter: investigators say that jones' blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit and he was booked into jail immediately following the crash but he was able to post $350,000 bail and he was released. >> all right alex savidge we'll talk to you later. live from livermore, thank you. >>> time is 5:04. meantime a lot of people in the east bay they are still talking this morning about yesterday afternoon's earthquake and that sharp jolt they felt. i felt it too. it was a magnitude 3.6 quake centered a mile south of downtown concord. and tara moriarty is joining us live now. did you feel it? >> reporter: you know, i did not. i was at the world golf champions

colleagues at a committee hearing last week the planning director mentioned san francisco has a heart and identified the central down town corridor on market street as the heart of san francisco. i understood his comments but i wanted to-i said back to him that in my opinion the heart of san francisco is where the people are, but it is also where the small businesses are, the 80 thousand mentioned by mr. diwite. one of the amazing small businesses along clument street is park life and want to ask jimmy alexander and [inaudible] i will explain how they revitalized the corridor with a muchant association. they bring fun and excitement and creativity to the neighborhood. i see them during the farmers market sunday morning and in the evening as a drop by. i love the types of items they have in their stor, but let me explain what park life is. they are a independent retail store and art gallery. they are in the richmond and the mission. they started 10 years ago by jamesy alexander and derek song. park life is not just a store or gallery, but it bricks a lot of life and color and creativity to the whole

the san francisco chronicle identifies them as 40-year-old morales and her 14-month-old daughter juliehe complex for a confirmation party when the suspected drunk driver plowed into the apartment building. the mother and daughter were again walking along a pathway and they were pinned underneath that out of control car. >> and then when i look up there was already pieces from the bumper flying everywhere. they took him out of the car. he couldn't really walk straight since they said he was drunk. >> reporter: along with the mother and baby daughter and her baby daughter who were hit and killed, there were also two other young children injured during the crash. we're told they were hit by flying debris. the man police say was behind the wheel was arrested on suspicion of gross vehicular manslaughter and dui. investigators say brian jones' blood alcohol level was nearly twice the little limit. he was booked into jail but then on sunday yesterday he posted $350,000 bail and he is now free although he is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. >> all right. that will be an em

together they're all learning english but connected to the technology in san francisco so the fact that you know they've identified the importance is the computer lab a critically important to knot in a global economy the students in san francisco will not be expediting with students from san francisco for the jobs in did future but in yvl and the country china if we don't have the ability to give them the tools to be competitive we're denying ism equality and social justice many in their future how power is it when sf international identifies this is what they want to do i would venture to say this lady did not go to school to be a film maker are any kind of technology implementer but an educator when we bring our partners together with our educators and have a collective dream and build a video and build the back end how power is that to transform was our schools do so what this is about it perspire and the last thing i that is important to monopolies and be clear we have on a challenge in san francisco much like the rest the country i'll give true examples i'm not going to say the names i want to protect the in

. >>> police in san francisco are hoping someone can identify a man seen on surveillance video breaking into a boutique on west portal avenue. the video shows him throwing a rock at the front window. when that doesn't work, he kicks in the bottom of the window with his foot, and ducks inside. thirty seconds later, the camera shows him walking out of the store with his arms full of meds p. burglary happened last month. here are three pictures of the suspect. you can see he was wearing a red shirt,. >>> no signs of an alameda county man and two kids who have not returned from a camping trip. the man, five-year-old son, and three-year-old daughter were last seen at a campsite in western sierra county. when they didn't return home, concerned family members called the sheriff's office tuesday night. deputies, cal fire, and the chp have been searching for them on the ground and air. deputies have not released the names of the three people missing. . . >>> this morning, people are surveying the damage left behind from a series of tornadoes. the oklahoma city area was hit the hardest no deaths

board, per your instructions we have met and confer would the property owners >> could you identify your san francisco again >> grechen rude, dpw, phil gallow, dpw. per your sfruckzs we met and conferred with the property ofen rb squz other interested partdies appearing before us to resolve the over due invoice. 4 locations were removed from the list. 70 locations remain on the list for assessment on the property tax role. we submitted the final praurnts to the clerk of the board rkss and okay&the gentlemen who came late, were you able to have a discussion with him? >> yes >> were there change tooz the list or the result of that conver saigz? >> no >> okay. supervisor christensen >> i wupdered madam chair if i can have a opportunity to address a couple other issues >> yes. how do you prefer i do that >> iocan ask question of department of public works >> in looking at the roles i see 2 addresses on grand avenue and traungly suspect those may be similar to the situations of some of the people we heard from this evening. would you guys have any particular knowledge about any of these singular location s

identify. the san francisco dance festville being a prominent example of an entity that is not credited with service a cultural equity purpose, but the mission is to present the ethnic folk forums of various cultures. the report also does not count individuals artist specifically who may create art that has [inaudible] content that is not directly related to their cultural background. we feel that is something that should be taken into consideration. and the report significantly minimizes the fact it is illegal to consider cultural identity croyitary you and awarding grarts and contract. as a result the city attorneys office advise said the cultural exequity grants program to revice some of their criteria regarding the cultural specificity of the eligible grantees. so, a result of the report is that it has somewhat undermined the purpose that it is supposed to be serving. again, i would like to mention that in our last cycle we did have 7 out of 9 new grantees that were cultural specific that is just a result of the normal process. getting specifically to prop 209. that proposition amended the calif

business all over the country and world and a place like the contractor center to identify the business in san franciscoy is you need training and that's what the center is here to train and make you better qualified to go work with the city and county and to be successful at the end. >> that will give people the competitive edge e edge at receiving contracts with the city. >> we have krafshth services here that help you find out where you need to get the skills forbidding. >> i mean local businesses participation in city projects is a winning factor it helms help the business their local businesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscans so their bowing goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom. >> we all know a major earthquake will eventually hit san francisco are reproerl presented san francisco is making sure we are with the public safety buildings. >> this

i like how supervisor avalos identified the san francisco community land trust small site acquisition and other ways to really insure that we have new sites to have affordable housing before they are flipped and changed and taken off the market as well. with 500 million from my calculation the city has 100 million to kb a neighborhood stabilization trust large number to fund 600 or more units of at risk displacement over the next 5 years, 200 million to build tupe 1 thousand affordable units to keep pace with the run away scale of market rate and luxury development in the neighborhoods most impacted by gent fiication and displacement, 100 million to lands bank tupe 15 new sites before they are flipped and lost opportunities, 80 million to fill the gap. i hope west side court is considered in addition to putraro and sunny dale and twunt million to expand the down payment assistance program for teacher squz other 1st time home buyers. i'm appreciative of supervisor achb lose and compose and hope we move forward with one affordable housing bond that is a sustainable community housing bon

the san francisco chronicle identifies them as 40-year-old esperanza morales and her 14- month-old daughterriver plowed into the apartment building. there were two other young children injured in the crash. we talked to one woman working nearby and heard the crash. >> they took him out of the car. he couldn't even walk straight. they said he was drunk. >> reporter: the man police believe was behind the wheel of the corvette involved in the crash was arrested on gross vehicular manslaughter and dui. investigators say jones's blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit. he was booked into jail on these charges. on sunday, he mosted $350,000 -- posted $350,000 bail and is now free and expected to make his first appearance in court tomorrow. we'll send it back to you. >> alex savidge in livermore. thank you. >>> well, for the second time in what's than -- in less than two weeks, a wrong-way driver has killed himself saturday night. chp investigators say the driver was going 85 miles an hour when he slammed head on into a car carrying a family. the mother and two daughters were killed.

police say the suspect is san francisco resident franco wilson. >> he's identified as a serial auto burglar >> reporter: and hour before the arrest around 8 p.m. on officer recognized wilson and called in plainclothes backup to tail him and sure enough police say wilson struck again. >> they observed the suspect getting out of the vehicle approaching another vehicle smashing the window and grabbing a bag from inside the vehicle. >> reporter: inside the bag, an ipad and laptop. you can see the uber placard on the windshield of the suv wilson was driving. uber says wilson is not a driver with the company which means it was a ruse.

questions from the community it is a good refresher and how we do things in san francisco this is one the things the commission identifies the issues of the portions and how we handle this is a timely presentation thank you. go ahead sergeant. >> officer involved shooting it is self-evident this is a study on the san francisco police department officer involved shootings no greater than responsibly than to use legal force in the line of duty those are european charged incident they involve people we know there's the investigations might want lard and sensitive have a lot of enacts into the office rights and, of course the public's interests in the cases air the department reputation is scrutinized and rightfully so it is a great responsibility they require thoroughness and objective activity just we'll get into a little bit more a similar process almost dental for the in custody investigations this is par parallel discharge officer investigations i mean, i'll talk about that right here our definition of we use the term shooting and discharge in the police department and there is a difference and don't think on the type o

san francisco. >> we were later able to identify him in some surveillance footage down there in the city at the timerder. >> after four days of searching, police found michelle's nude body in a nearby river covered in mud. >> she had extensive blunt force injury of the head. it was both external bruises and abrasions and internal bleeding around the brain and within the brain. she also had a number of fractures involving the jaws, both the upper jaw and the lower jaw. >> despite the severe head trauma, the autopsy showed it was not the cause of death. >> it was multiple blunt force injuries to the head complicated by a drowning. she had been placed in the water still living. >> strangest of all, michelle's killer had cut off almost all her hair. >> it was pretty hacked. when you see her in the surveillance video in the bar, she had beautiful, waist-length hair, and when we found her, it had been essentially hacked off. >> this raised disturbing possibilities about the killer and his motivations. >> people, especially men that kill women, have been known to do that to retain a souvenir, for example.

. >>> a group of drag queens in san francisco is renewing an old fight against facebook and it's over the company's policy of identifyingfiles. they want facebook banned from the pride parades in both san francisco and new york. carolyn tyler has the details. >> this is not the usual get up for lil' miss hot mess. this is how the drag queen looked in september during a visit to facebook then as now, protesting what she believes is flawed facebook policy on the use of pseudonyms. >> they're still restricting the names people can use on their profiles and allowing other users to report users under people, lgbt people are being reported as a way of harassing them. >> she says hundreds have had their accounts deactivated by facebook but the company says there are now expanded options to allow names that are used in real life. quote, having people use their authentic names are more accountable and it helps us rule out accounts created for malicious purposes. >> we've seen the ridhetoric, but no followthrough. >> he called on facebook to make changes which he believes would not only help the lgbt community, but others who nee

and i am aware of that were identified in the san francisco and two of them are in the district that i represent and one is in cohen's district and one of our stake holders they have applied for the cap and trade funds, and one of the tracks that qualified for the disadvantaged community and i do know and it is a limited scope and i was curious to how that came about? >> and there is excellent mapping available. and i will make sure. >> and will be great. thank you. >> how many census tracks are there? in la from the port to downtown and 23 miles long that is all -- (inaudible) i would imagine and there is a great number of census tracts, i can't give you a proposition, but three is out of the state wide total. >> and i know that when i was at the school district, we went from, predicts or zip codes to census tracks and because it is much more specific and so, roughly 500 and some precinct and so i can imagine only how many more tracks there are and of those, only three are identified for the disadvantaged community, and under the state definition. >> and i with also offer in a preme

and i am aware of that were identified in the san francisco and two of them are in the district that i represent and one is in cohen's district and one of our stake holders they have applied for the cap and trade funds, and one of the tracks that qualified for the disadvantaged community and i do know and it is a limited scope and i was curious to how th

participation and enforcement of our administrators and union in san francisco that will accomplish 4 things number one help us to identify those teachers that aspires to be principle and two to support our curling current principles provide but by our staff and supported by the staff in the new teachers and others cross the country to help us develop a program that is scaleable and 3 establish a krenld program so our administrator interns can get tare credentialed in san francisco we currently don't have the capacitate in terms of manpower in terms of resources to be able to do that this will allow us the seed money to be able to do that and number 4 allow us at the end of this 3 year agreement to have a fully functioning self-initially district owned public testimony that is run on all cylinders in san francisco what would is cost to initiate a program without the external programming correct me if i am wrong it's close to $4 million here we have an opportunity that over the course of 4 years we're securing private investment for $400,000 to jump start a pipeline for our purposes in san francisco gain all of the best pr