san francisco. this is going to create thousands of jobs and permanent jobs here in san francisco. san francisco is the envy of a number of cities, not only through our state but also through our country and now we can add two new hospitals. supervisor chu and i will talk about the details of the deals we made with cpmc and now i want to thank some people. first of all my colleagues, supervisor campos, david chu, as much as lee mentioned it was an incredible honor to work together. it took a real effort, the three of us working with c p mc but it speaks not only in this process but as supervisors, working together as colleagues. we certainly experienced this the last few years but speaks volumes that we come together to work in this manner. i want to thank my colleagues for their work and effort. to the mayor and his team, thank you for all your effort. i want to single out ken rich. i don't know why you are on the rope back there. c'mon up here. if anyone deserves and applause, it's ken. ken represent the mayor's office in all of our meetings. i think we talked earlier today. we met a

san francisco. concord a high of 71 degrees. livermore is at 74 and 73 in santa cruz. right now with some of those clouds moving over downtown san francisco, sanjose, 53. half moon bay in the upper 40s. we are looking at santa rosa at 50. 57 fairfield and hayward 51 degrees. he a look at the forecast highlights. cloud overnight. partly cloudy day on monday. showers likely by the lat are part of our workweek. lows with the clouds overhead, a little warmer but not as cold as last night. we'll go mid to low 40s in the north and east bay locations. antioch overnight, 44 degrees. santa rosa, 40 for you. we'll keep the low clouds near santa cruz, 42 degrees. here is the setup. high pressure will give us a terrific weekend and back off a little bit tomorrow. that is going to allow more high clouds to sink in. all of it means the temperatures come down a few degrees. what we are keeping a close eye is an area of low pressure. it looks impressive but by the time it gets here it will fall apart. we will look for a chance, few sprinkles and maybe just a light shower as we head into tuesday and mainly in the north bay. then another system that will be fli

francisco is families. 70 percent of the families are in the twin peaks areas. there's a much greater change of stopping the slide of families moving out of san francisco san francisco. this is the thoughts of with they wanted to do is overall those people a little bit of different kind of living a place where you could go out in front of your house and play ball. this project should be approved. some of the schools have been detracked in san francisco and that's a direct effect from families we're losing. what happens on the east see of the town we have buses that go down to the peninsula and that's not the situation here. the demographic you're going to have here is the same people 40 years ago that didn't want it today. i've been here 90 for 5 generations. we need this opportunity to take the 34 housing units to keep people here. we're not going to have many opportunities. we need to pickup whatever we can pickup and something that's identical to what's there. you're looking for something that's capable with the neighborhood. my in-laws grew up on crestmont. there's nothing that the new development and the old development doesn't have. please approve this develop

san francisco. where's that? we're here... and san francisco's all the way over here, in california. i won't be able to see you? yes, i'm leaving, but, let's see, we have oneore lesson. i'll try to find you a good teacher, o.k.? o.k. what do you want to play first? can we play the blues? sure. you know "travelin' blues," right? yeah. let's play that. o.k. "a" major. ( plays a-major chord ) ( rebecca adds blues riff ) what do you thin frank... am i nuts? no, you're not crazy. rebecca's 28. i mean, it's about time she got a car. hey, what do you think of this one here? no way, look at the price! she needs a small car-- something she can drive around boston. frank, she's driving all the way to san. san francisco? yeah, alone. she's going to drive 3,000 miles... by herself? is that safe? i think she should fly if she insists on going, but she said she'd rather put the money in a car that she can use when she's out there. i'd never drive that far by myself. you know, that daughter of urs is pretty independent. hey, now here's a car to drive across country in. she got into a good school, frank-- the san francisco college of music. music school? that'll never pay off. you can't make any money in music. you're telling me! i thought she should go to a local college. well, that makes more sense to me. so why does she have to go all the way to san francisco? well, the school out there accepted her... and they offered her financial help. well, that's good, right? i guess so. hey, if you're so worried about this, why don't you talk her out of it? i can't change her mind. she's all fired up about the idea. says it's her dream. yeah, but dreams don't pay bills. yeah, well, there's nothing

san francisco. the word needs to be loud and clear, if you do business here in san francisco, you have to remember our san francisco residents and you have to remember our san francisco labor organizations. that is just how it works. so i look forward to hearing the policy, i look forward tonight for this vote passing, that with can finally direct staff, get it out of committee, get it out of the board, get it in the hands of staff to create something that is simply wonderful for the residents of san francisco and for the students of the san francisco unified school district. i ask you to vote for this and join me in this new day. this is a new direction. the direction we set in 2008 for the pla. this is the next step. so commissioners i ask you to vote in favor of this and join me in entering a new era in san francisco hiring. thank you very much. >> thank you. i feel like i shouldn't even follow you. i just wanna say i appreciate the concerns that commissioner wynn's brought up, there are some important questions about what this policy looks like, and as everyone has talked about before, this is a reque

san francisco and the staff of the city and county of san francisco will miss your strong work ethic, infocusive charisma, relentless advocacy and deep commitment to social justice and impact for policy. now therefore be it resolved that the san francisco board of supervisors does here by commend and honor our friend and colleague, mario for his exceptional contribution to the youth commission and to the city and county of san francisco. ~ and this has been signed by our entire board. and like i said, i have been incredibly impressed by the way and talent and scope you have but also your incredible dedication and passion for young people but also on behalf of our communities, to. so, thank you. >> thank you, supervisor. i know there are actually many of us that want to say a few words, mario. and i will continue the conversation. for me, and i think for all of us, this is a bitter/sweet day. while we know you're going to provide tremendous leadership at sf rising, i for one would prefer that you continued working with us here in the city and county in the role you've done a tremendous job in. i think oftentimes we take teachers and mentors, those role models for young people without necessarily seeing the long-term impact the

san francisco. it's springtime in san francisco. here is what's happening around town. this march join yoga for beginners. come to join us for balance and strengths. all levels are welcome and the class is free. r svp is required. after your work shop there is a comedy review. this wednesday join local performances from musicians. it's a popular spot for locals. sign ups are an 7:00 and shows at 7:30. want to hear more music. join us on hey street at the milk bar. this concert with blue grass and more. that's the weekly buzz. for more info on any of these events visit us on our facebook and twitter and check us

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san francisco first african american city administrator naomi kelley. the mayor's office deputy chief of staff, for public safety. paul henderson. >> san francisco treasurer, sisneros. >> san francisco port commissioner kimberly brandon. commissioners south east city, toya moses. >> oakland port commissioner, brian parker. director of workforce development office of economic workforce department rhonda simmons and president jack and jill of america incorporated san francisco chapter and former soul service commissioner karen clopten. thank you all so much. well, we are so thrilled that our most distinguished keynote speaker was able to work us into his schedule today. welly has a way again of folks to show up. you know? he attended the american conserve torrey theater in san francisco and went on to appear on the big screen and the big stage. give a big warm welcome for the great amazing delroy lindo. can everybody hear me? >> i have to say that after agreeing to be here this afternoon, a few or some short time after i was sent a schedule, and on the schedule, i saw that i had ten minutes from my keynote address. and then, some while later, they sent me another schedule an

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san francisco and skies are pretty clear. temperatures right now, 51 in san francisco. it is 51 in san jose. santa cruz, cu the same temperature. from high definition emeryville camera, beautiful view of the bay bridge, sutro tower, lights blinking and you know it's going to be a clear night. 53 in santa rosa. 45 in fairfield. 51 degrees in hayward. here is a look what is coming. clear and gusty in the morning. sunny and mild and pattern holds right through the weekend. with the windy conditions to develop tomorrow, some of you suffering from allergies wondering what the pollen count. tree pollen running high and grasses and mold running low. you probably already know this if you suffer from allergies. worst part is the winds. high pressure is going to bring us the dry offshore winds. gusty wind pattern will develop and that is why we're looking at strong winds developing. i want to show you, oranges and pinks indicating the strongest winds and light or blue colors are the weaker winds. around midnight, gusty winds and also developing around fairfield 36 miles an hour. wind speeds pick up. as

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san francisco is celebrating new companies from tech to biotech to manufacturing to design and it's called san francisco is where the world changes. let's hear what they have to say on this video: judicious san francisco is a place where people say yes. it's about making thing happen there is not a lot of benefit, established had a hold you back if you have an idea and you -- people will tell you to go for it. >> technology is based all you need is a computer and a copy machine and you can create your company but you see 20 people in a warehouse trying to start it. this is happening all over here there is a lot of entrepreneur to be around entrepreneurs, i love coming home to san francisco and calling it home and it's forward thinkings and people don't accept the status quo and that let's us see the type of innovation that he we drive on. >> i think there is a culture of we can change the world and i think there is a sense of freedom. there is a sense of freedom that no matter who you want to be and what you bleep, that you have a riebility right do and be and do that here. >> san francisco and silicon valley is going west tortes towards bigger and better things >>> something unique about tr

san francisco. and everybody who has conspired with us to make this happen. it's a great day for san francisco. i think often about the fact that one of the things that makes san francisco unique is that we can have a wonderful manufacturing company here making real products. tied to being the center of innovation. and they do it in a way that is very innovative. and here we are in a neighborhood that is a bustling neighborhood of technology and biotech with ucsf up the street. it's a pleasure to be a san franciscans in this day and age. in terms of our project, we are very excited about the fact that anchor represents the first major tenant and the kick-start to our mission rock project. to us it's the perfect partnership. we have been around a while, 1958. but that pales in comparison to anchor. 1896. as keith mentioned they are long-time partners with the giants back to candlestick park days. and anchor plaza was launched in 2010. and we won that year. and so we are going with a team that helps us win baseball games as well. this project is interesting in that it's about 20% of the total square footage. 20% of the total size of the project and 5% of the tot