san francisco, so in particular we will be watching the cap and trade discussions as they move forward next year and the active transportation program discussions. and another thing to support san francisco priority projects. this is -- advancing high-speed rail, including the cal train and the city vision zero effort. so many bills last year, as mark referenced that were aimed at dealing with motorcyclists and infarctions against bikers and pedestrians. we will be following those and any other transportation. and we will be supporting mta's effort as we indicated moo move forward with other legislation related to vision zero. and then also -- another level of planning -- [ no audio ] so we plan to engage as much as possible in the state's new pilot program. they are funding and piloting a vehicle miles traveled fee to supplement or replace the state gas tax. and finally there is an item to support the federal market place fairness act that applies tax to internet purposes. not just in the state. this is good for the local economy and raises the sales tax revenue. we are seeking approval of the 2015 program. and i would be happy to answer questions that you have. >> no questions from colleagues.

priorities for the city as well. but thank you. >> and that is one of the next steps is looking at this in the context of san francisco's other priority and it we will be happy to keep the board informed of all of the developments. >> so i see no questions for the colleagues and open it up for public comment, we have one card, and anyone else from the public come forward to speak. >> good morning, commissioners my name is bruce agget and i am a member of the central subway group, and sf next stop.org and the board member and transportation met in the neighborhood association. on my comments today are endorsed by both groups. first, we want to thank property ject team from the mta cta and planning department. the extension provides a complete extension of neighborhoods on the eastern side of the city from visitation valley to the fisherman's wharf and the access of prospective job applicants to jobs. the hotels room to the center to provide the capacity to meet the demand and ultimately reduces traffic con jeks and improving the pedestrian, and bike safety to transition into a more sustain able livable city. we support t

highly ranked project will there are a lot of projects in san francisco that's why the next step for this project are to go into that mix of priorities so san francisco update that will be taking place and the mta's efforts will be going on and do what you're asking and hopefully, we'll have update next year as it progresses. >> i appreciate that we sit here often and looking at plans and completely underserved areas we have very large plans in front of us there are huge transportation needs in underserved areas. >> that's a great segue follow-up on our question earlier what is before us in the next year is an important planning effort with the city's own transportation efforts as well as the regional plan and the city's plan and i think what i find encouraging about the discussions we've been having with the sister agencies there is strong acknowledgement this is not the mta or the sfmta it's ta and public works and the regional partners all talking about that and prioritizing those projects and in particular looking at the growth areas south of market is a concern and the transportation needs south of market which is a substantiall

san francisco municipal transportation agency as previously added the issue of affordability transportation for youth and whereas the san francisco whereas let it be resolved that making transportation negotiated for people with disabilities and snarz maybe a priority for the san francisco municipal transportation agency and let it be further roved the mayors council or the san francisco municipal transportation agency board of directors to expand the free muni program to people with disabilities and seniors this is the resolution and thank you for your time i made it under the bell. >> thank you and to the disability council. >> (calling names) good afternoon. >> good morning, sir good afternoon, sir hi, i'm am with the santa fe san francisco arc i want to talk about the free ride you muni for the seniors and for adult go disabilities and it will help my family a lot and helping me so i you know i'm using - thank you. >> thank you good testimony. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. my name is is rem ma i'm a member of power and we worked long years for free muni passes i want to share some of the reasons why free muni was a success it's affordable a lot of the parents scrambling to get

san francisco municipal transportation agency as previously added the issue of affordability transportation for youth and whereas the san francisco whereas let it be resolved that making transportation negotiated for people with disabilities and snarz maybe a priority for the san francisco municipal transportation agency and let it be further roved the mayors council or the san francisco municipal transportation agency board of directors to expand the free muni program to people with disabilities and seniors this is the resolution and thank you for your time i made it under the bell. >> thank you and to the disability council. >> (calling names)

supervisor breed for the statute of limitations of the affordable housing units a across san francisco we place great priority in our homeless and this is a step in the right direction this stems from a series of items from last year around our homelessness issues i want to thank my colleagues for sitting through those hearings and from any prospective we've heard alarming statistics from homelessness 0 that house our vublg are the last resort for me in the first step for getting a better entrap on evictions occurring in our publicly you funded units again, it will mandate the statistics and information to contract with the city to provide contracting statistics the city will get the city statistics from the sro's and some housing authority sites and other city run programs it will include the unlawful detainers and the number of tenants and the householder and the reason for the evictions to protect privacy no flying identification will be released missouri will collect the data and compile the report for the portfolios and i have the reporting requirements that gives them eviction information and lastly we'

and whereas the san francisco board of supervisors supported legislation adopting free immune i muni for low and moderate youth whereas making transportation affordable be made a priority for the san francisco municipal transportation agency and further resolved the transit agency's board of directors to expand the free muni program to people with disabilities and seniors. >> all right. we can have a discussion between councilmembers at this point. is there any comment or questions? >> no comment. >> i said it before, i think it will really impact seniors and people with disabilities improve their quality of life i really think it's a no-brainer it's a win-win situation for everyone. >> okay. then we'll have a vote to approve in concept -- donna? >> oh, you need a motion. okay. all right. i so move that the council approve the draft resolution in front of us for the sfmta regarding free muni for people with disabilities and foreseen i for, seniors. i'll need a second. >> i'll second. >> okay. now we'll vote on the motion. >> just a show of hands. >> chairperson supanich, your vote? >> yes. >> chairperson senhaux. >> yes. . >> council person wong your vote. >> yes. >> o

and whereas the san francisco board of supervisors supported legislation adopting free immune i muni for low and moderate youth whereas making transportation affordable be made a priority for the san francisco municipal transportation agency and further resolved the transit agency's board of directors to expand the free muni program to people with disabilities and seniors. >> all right. we can have a discussion between councilmembers at this point. is there any comment or questions? >> no comment. >> i said it bef

priorities. >>> in san francisco a major shift of police resources is planned. san francisco's development boom is effort by all of the construction projects underway. that means the police commission is looking to redraw district lines to better serve the shifting population. >> they are originally set up over 20 years ago. there wasn't necessarily anticipation that was going to grow near mission bay. >> the southern police stations and the tenderline would expand to indelude west field center -- include west field center. >>> well, changes to our overall weather pattern for today. you probably noticed an increase in some -- some of the high clouds pushing in. here is our camera. some haze over san francisco bay. we have one for today. another one issued for tomorrow as well. it is not changing dramatically. it is falling apart just offshore. you can see a little bit of activity with radar. most of it not reaching the ground. looking at this we cannot rule out the slight chance of a sprinkle across parts of the bay area today. the main impacts with this weakeni

priority. community choice aggregation, cleanpowersf is one of the biggest and best ways for san francisco to contribute to this important goal. not only will community choice aggregation and clean power san francisco reduce greenhouse gas emissions but will create green jobs and help avoid disruptions and a greater economy all at a more affordable rate than pg & e. there has been a lot to carry us through this point. many felt like they carried the baton like a marathon. many included those involved and now i want to recognize supervisors campos, wiener, breed and our entire board of supervisors for voting early on to adopt this program. they have consistently championed the need for this program in san francisco and kept the issue front and center. i also want to thank publically mayor lee and his staff for staying with us and partnering with us as well as the san francisco public utilities commission staff for continuing to work with the board, lafco and commission to come to a final ground. i have been bashing them for years to come up with a program to make it work. i'm so excited to work with you

. >> san francisco mayor outlined what he calls a shared prosperity agenda. not surprisingly top prioritye by $100 million helping 1500 families by bia home in san francisco. >> ñhe mayor wants to put an affordable housing bond on the november ballot. and work with the state legislature onç r j.ñóghmÚo<$Ô j5íbgii%g6;krgm&:bwwt'dyyg measures.e çó jqú- >> i thought i'd have to move out of the city. i didn't have to. i'm here now. i work here. my kids go to school here. >> the mayor mefrngsed a high-quality education as a must and says he wants to create a universal summer school. google funded free muni for two years. and is asking to begin pay the bill. and will cost about $4 million a year. >> i applaud himfá for stepping out to create a vision but is under scoring the directory we have been on by what the doer is on. >> mayor lee saying government cannot do it alone. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >> fiesta nightclub has been shot down because of what happened there last weekend. five people were wounded. police say the club owner agreed to give up his permit for 60 days and alcohol control

. >> san francisco mayor outlined what he calls a shared prosperity agenda. not surprisingly top prioritycrease by $100 million helping 1500 families by bia home in san francisco. >> ñhe mayor wants to put an affordable housing bond on the november ballot. and work with the state legislature onç r j.ñóghmÚo<$Ô j5íbgii%g6;krgm&:bwwt'dyyg measures.e çójqú- >> i thought i'd have to move out of the city. i didn't have to. i'm here now. i work here. my kids go to school here. >> the mayor mefrngsed a high-quality education as a must and says he wants to create a universal summer school. google funded free muni for two years. and is asking to begin pay the bill. and will cost about $4 million a year. >> i applaud himfá for stepping out to create a vision but is under scoring the directory we have been on by what the doer is on. >> mayor lee saying government cannot do it alone. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >> fiesta nightclub has been shot down because of what happened there last weekend. five people were wounded. police say the club owner agreed to give up his permit for 60 days and alcohol con

representatives that's our responsibility to preserve affordable housing in san francisco and as a community it is our priority to make sure you do see thank you. >> thank you to my left>> next speaker. >> >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, tim colin on behalf of the action coalition i want to commend the planning staff and the horrifically effort to produce another housing lemon and second thing i'm delighted to hear there's court validation of the eir we can finally start to put that issue behind us whether an environmental planning document like the heirs element needs an eir hopefully that's settled housing element it is such a modest document it mandates nothing it requires nothing it is sort of a statement where we should be going and it's great we're here i can't tell you how strongly we feel you should get 24 moving right away it is a change if we could get one on time coloring to when they're due if we had one criticism it's 57b9 tim it i do we understand the realities of getting it approved it didn't match the challenge we face today in terms of the housing crisis and itself environmental damages we

priority. more than half of san francisco's 850 miles of streets are in disrepair. more than half of the streets in the nine bay area counties are considered at risk. san jose faces a $400 million backlog for streets in poor condition. >>> the san francisco medical examiner confirms the body found floating in the bay last november was that of dan haw. he left his home on halloween night and never came back. he did suffer dizzy spells. a facebook page dedicated to haw says the autopsy results won't be released for at four months. >>> driver accused in a hit and run will be in court today. police say 30-year-old ann park was behind the wheel when she hate 84-year-old ann hong. >>> an investigation continues into a deadly shooting that took place inside a home depot in new york city. officials say an employee walked into the packed store yesterday afternoon and had a brief argument with a supervisor before pulling out a gun and shooting him several times. the employee then shot himself in the head. both men died at the scene. witnesses were horrified. >> everyone start

priority list. reporting live in san francisco, cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >> cheryl thank you. also following developing news at this hour. now wednesday morning in indonesia. and searchers have found the tail of that air asia plane that crashed last month. this is in the java sea. show you now the first pictures of the wreckage through the murky water. see there some of the lettering. identifying the tail section. the tail is blefd off to hold the black boxes which could provide important clues about what went wrong. here at home. serious concerns about air quality. plenty of people are irritated tomorrow, same story. a spare the air alert for the sixth consecutive day. people with asthma and breathing issues are struggling. the particulate matter in the air is so bad even healthy people are advised not to exercise outdoors. hazy conditions spread from the north bay down to the south bay. even at this hour you. can see the haze right there. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us now. why is this happening? when wit ill get better? >> main reason this is happening. we haven'

entire spectrum 6 advocates and leaders to succeed those housing priorities this year i also want to insure families stay in san francisco and they need more than housing they need high quality education for their children we need to continue to invest in education that's my second directive thanks for the hard work and the voters on prop c this year we'll invest to help 4 years old get preschool (clapping) members of the board of supervisors supreme court members of the board of education let's do this together to clear the wait list and add more slots for more than 4 hundred families this will allow san francisco to finally say we do have universal preschool for all 4 years old the best in the nation (clapping.) but let's not stop there let's work together to create universal summer programming and universal off-street for you'll our kindergartener students regardless of income their better for kids and better for parent. >> (laughter) what's also why we figure out so hard to save city college (clapping.) an effort 23 resulted in yesterday's excellent news that will stay on for two years awhile i work with the board of

and local agencies that can collaborate and the side of security is one of the priority this is a regional grant san francisco as the you know highest density uranium i urban area that has been recognized as the highest number of threats fiscal assets where the center of the west coast, etc. our county received the largest pleasure outlet of the funding the grant go to at different times in all 9 bayer u bay area county like san francisco and santa fe we get the largest portion of it. >> thanks very much questions is there any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. motion to send this item forward. >> i move with a positive recommendation we'll we'll take that without objection. >> all right. madam clerk call item 8 of 9. >> a resolution retroactively for the vice president of environment to expend a grant from the puc through pg&e to continue with the reduction of energy reduction project for a term of 2015 to 2016. >> welcome mr. rodriguez. >> supervisors thank you, mr. rodriguez the department of management i'm here with my colleague seeking the committees endorsement of our accept and expe

priorities during his last term. the high-speed rail route between san francisco to los angeles is expected to be complete in 2028. for jesus' strikes again in san francisco. severs at tacolicious, located on valencia street received a generous 2-thousand dollar tip on a 50-dollar tab on friday. an instagram claiming to be behind 'tips for jesus' snapped this photo and posted it to social media. workers at tacolicious say the tipper has visited the restaurant several times over the last fe years. the money will be split by the staff. the tipper has left a 10=thousand dollar one in phoenix last month. jacqueline bennett>>: by the 3:00 hour looking at low 70's. there's a little bit of clout coverage over the bay area,. but were mostly clear. we have a chance for rain and later in the week looks like it will be dry. tomorrow morning will be chilly will be 37 in santa rosa 38 and pleasanton 39 in san jose. 60s and low '70's in the south bay's monohull. will be a 64 and downtown 64 san francisco. we have a better chance of breaking records as we head into wednesday. a daring and challenging climb. tonight -- two men ha

clean power is what san francisco can do to combat climate change and one of my highest priorities as a supervisor. over the last few years i was told time and time that clean power was dead an it was a pipe dream and we should give up on it and we didn't give up and protecting our climate and protecting our city from rising tides around us is important. now long last we have permission from the mayor's office a provide with pg & e with cleaner power, competitive prices, removal technology and structure with 100 pers renewable options and jobs. marin and other counties have proven this model can succeed. yesterday's announcement was a culmination of decades of work by countless leaders like supervisor john avalos and supervisor eric mar, other advocates, eric brooks, hudson, kim malcolm and everyone at lafco. i'm excited for this and this is truly an historic moment. now it's time to make sure this program launches and succeeds. the last item i have today, colleagues is nct's, you know i talked about mcd's. i passed legislation creating neighborhood districts on divisadero and fillmor

requirement working with the economic development development and gives priority to entry level employment and 50% filled by san francisco residents and we have already engaged with oewd on that process. while the project is allowed under the redevelopment plan the arena is a use not originally anticipated under the environmental review for the project so we're under taking a subsequent environmental report. ocii is considered the lead average under the contract and we will come to you with the eir and come to you in spring and into the fall of next year. because we don't have the eir and don't have the clearance we will have workshops with you because we can't take official action and we will bring back the eir certification and bring everything back at that time. so next steps going forward. we have the major phase workshop today. we're starting immediately into the schematic design and working with the cac over the next months to flush out the look of the remaining parcels including the landscaping so we will be back in front of you and the planning commission probably in the next three months to do another round of w