be attending uc santa barbara as well. >> also winners are rosie perez, and she is going to san francisco state. lorena from mission high school and briana taylor from cal state north ridge, thank you very much. >> >> all right. and finally, but certainly not least, we have the united educators of san francisco. >> good evening before we get into our scholarships we have one other presentation that we would like to make first. >> we do have good evening. i am happy to say that we have certificates for the 2 student delegates for their thoughtful and determined service, as student members of the san francisco board of education. [ applause ] >> so you can see that wendy is here, windy ly and what should we do with megan wong? >> give it to justin right there. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. >> the united educators of san francisco had a ceremony in our office last friday, where we honored the following students, some of them cannot be here with us tonight as we understand. but if any of you are here they are welcome to come forward and be recognized now. >> we have chelsey from walen buger and

yes, san francisco state. to san francisco wase in 1966, the issue trying to make its own transition. why this film was important for is alsohe fact that it my transition. i had been born and raised through the civil rights movement. movementhe black power someed, we had invited members, poets to speak in san francisco, and it started to become the black art movement as well. so we have the black power movement, as identified by stokely carmichael and the black panther party, and students involved as well, myself and others, and the strike came out of that. it was an aggressive move by the black student union. we were fortunate to get allies in terms of the asian student association, hispanic student association, and progress of white students. >> you were fighting for black around the time of the tucson shootings. a headline in the paper that day. you guys really started the activism. ethnic studies program is 41 years old. the first program, the only one at a major university at the time in the country. it w

mayor ed lee and president and ceo of the san francisco chamber of commerce, bob and myself, wrote a joint letter to the california state legislature offering our support for the local control funding formula that is being proposed by our governor brown and with the responsibility for over 55,000 children in the city and county of san francisco, we all know all too well, and we have struggled to balance the increasing demands for vital services with decreasing vaoe sources from the state. the governor's proposed policy while not perfect, does increase the resources and is a policy that will be an enormous gain and prove accountability to make sure that we can provide these services and keep our promises in the most efficient and effective way to the students that we in san francisco have identified as needing our services and we require great resources to continue doing the amazing work on behalf of our families and urge the legislature to continue to work with the administration to pass and enact local control form law and as you know in san francisco, we have been way ahead of this with our own weighted student form l

do you know anything about the matter at san francisco state or the other incident regarding the homeless? because it's my understanding san francisco state has their own police and perhaps there is some confusion on that. do you want to address that? >> i don't have details on that incident. san francisco state does have their own agency. i don't know if we assisted them but i certainly can follow up on that. >> and then the other incident or what we heard about this evening in terms of the homeless and their shelter? >> the gentleman said it was a church. i have no idea about an incident at a church. >> okay. >> but again i will follow up on that. >> okay thank you. >> thank you. commissioner loftus. >> yes chief do you by chance, and i know that putting you on the spot a little bit but we have the homicide numbers. do you have them compared to last year by this point in the year. >> we're at 13 now and i'm sorry i don't know what it was last year. >> okay. >> 27. it was at 27. thank you mr. henderson. >> okay thank you and i will just say i happen to be one of the fortunate san francis

san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> there is a warning tonight in san francisco state university about a man exposing himself to a female student. it happened inside the science hall. she refused his offer of the date, she said he exposed himself. shell next threaten to call the police and he ran off. she described the man as latino in his early 20's. lab testers are under the way of investigation, a package triggered a full scale of evacuation from the hazmat team on green wood road just before 8:00 this morning. a reception opened the package and read a letter that's claimed to be laced with a blood of a person that's in effectived of an thorax. >>> today a judge ordered a concord man to on ariel castro constitution that he sexually assaulted minors. ranging ages from 13 13-15-year-old. his defense attorney says fof ya did not foi ya did not know they're minor. the his arraignment is set to be for june 25th. >>> richmond's detective jana theed that she heard faint sound from the badly defeated victim. the victim who was 16 when the attack happened in 2009 could take the stand next week if convicted. jose and pe

her husband when we passed away she started a scholarship in he or she memory at san francisco state that hires education to needy students. this woman was an amazing icon in our community an active councilwoman for the negro women. she was a pretty amazing. i can't say enough about her legacy in the city and her activity in the city and how much she loved and care to make a difference for the young people. her funeral services are on june 11th at 10:00 a.m. i wanted to make sure she passed away sadly on saturday and i want to make sure we acknowledge her commitment to young people. i know that fortunately because of the work she's done the scholarship fund in san francisco state will live on for generations to come. the rest i submit >> thank you, very much. mr. clerk >> i have a couple of items. i'd like to begin with a hearing request that i'm submitting as a number of us have heard the human resources agency has recently announced their plains that homeless families in shelters provided proof of residency beginning july 1st. as was reported in the press there are a number of us w

san francisco police investigating a motorcycle crash near san francisco state. motorcycle apparently speeding when it lost control, skidded into a car. we're told pacifica police were chasing the rider of the motorcycle but it's not clear why. >>> berkeley police on the lookout for a man who sexually assaulted a child at the bathroom of a berkeley marina. the search started yesterday afternoon. the suspect, a black man, blond hair, green streaks. >>> a free month man expected to be in court facing charges of kidnapping. 23-year-old aaron roy climbed into the backseat of a teenage girl's car in a grocery store parking lot ordering her to drive to remote area. that girl was able to escape and run to a neighbor's house for help. >>> this morning, work at 49ers' billion dollar new stadium on hole after the death of a construction worker. bob redell live in the stadium now. construction site in santa clara. he has the latest on the ongoing investigation. good morning. >> reporter: john, good morning. work on hold for another 24 hours. it wouldn't be until tomorrow at

i am ramone gonzalez and a student at san francisco university and here representing san francisco state college -- [inaudible] and i have been and because of me going to the garden i did research on plants and seeing how the upkeep of the plants and i would hate for that to go to waste and i urge you to approve the lease management agreement and approve the fee. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> and addition be being i beautiful place there are programs that provide san francisco residents that are valuable for our future and again i hope you renew the non resident fee. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. my name is lane borden. i think it's fitting that my first foray into san francisco politics involves plants and i have been a fan since i was three. i am a new resident of san francisco but coming to the botanical garden for 20 years. it's one of the things i visit every trip so i have a perspective as a non resident visitor in the past and i don't find -- didn't find the fee to be particularly onerous and i don't find it onerous currently especial

the follow evening at san francisco state university people who had associated with this commune were visiting -- legitimately visiting friends in the san francisco state dorms and were brutally attacked by the san francisco police department. there is video footage of people screaming pleaing for mursy as officers jammed what alleged to be a tazer but a flash right into someone's ribs while he wasn't resisting. there was a vigil set up on bryant and people peaceably using the constitutional right to assemble. i saw them there with my own two eyes on sunday. on monday i got a reports of these people being arrested. this is unconchable behavior on behalf of the san francisco police department and there are students saying they're afraid enroll next semester because they're afraid of being beat up. they have committed no crime. it should be remembered their legal status was the requirement to house indigent people and it's [inaudible] in the constitution but doesn't make it more right and it was a civil matter and not a criminal matter and shouldn't have been handled by the police depar

please welcome brianna white. >> hi everyone, my name is brianna white, a student at san francisco state. that summer as a freshman i experienced my first internship at prometheus real estate; i worked at the human services department where my duties were to assist my supervisor and event planning for the employees and perform clerical duties. during this internship i gained a lot of experience, and also transferable skills that have a lot of impact on my success today. i also shadowed other employers and learn about property management, interior designing an asset management at prometheus. one of the special projects was breast cancer -- for the employees. also received great support from both my supervisor and her supervisor. as of now this internship has helped design to sdy economics and chinese and the future of our plans to pursue a career in asset management or mergers and acquisitions in real estate or investment banking. also prior to my internship last summer i was able to go to china briefly and intern in a company with skills that previously developed at prometheus. as a stud

i am a native san franciscan, raised in the richmond district and graduate of san francisco state. i have also raised my own family in the richmond district, where i still reside with my husband of 35 years. i served 30 years in the san francisco police department before retiring three years ago. i held the rank of inspector, and i served in the domestic violence response unit, and also in background investigations. i worked in the police permit bureau at the hall of justice for 16 years, holding a top-uniform advisory position, and this was prior to the creation of the entertainment commission. so the san francisco police department still administered and regulated entertainment permits. there i was able to interface with many of the club owners. i believe that i have a great deal to give back to the city, that i love so much as an entertainment commissioner. i have firsthand only in of the natural tension between club owners, the surrounding community and law enforcement. i believe we must strike a balance in this regard, and i think that we see that balance where we have responsi

here at galileo, and attach those to vocational training and attached to the work academy at san francisco state and usf, and continued hospitality industry, we have a growing cadre of young people who are ready to step and begin treating citizens in our city. if you have young people send them our way. they can go to uabw.org, or they can call 211 and get more information. what we want to do now is bring up briana white, to talk about the value of experience. we wanted get the exposure and access to the kinds of opportunities also blend industry and two quickly connect those opportunities to the value and import of what they do in their classrooms every single day. breanna white slut interest from last summer as a result of her experience to change her course in terms of what she wanted to focus on in terms of her career. please welcome brianna white. >> hi everyone, my name is brianna white, a student at san francisco state. that summer as a freshman i experienced my first internship at prometheus real estate; i worked at the human services department where my duties were to assist my supervis

while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested he make cookies to make ends make. with no formal culinary training he opened his own bakery and is now the no. 1 producer of gourmet cookies in the biarea and thank you for joining us on quick bites. how do you feel? >> i feel great. >> so i want to get to the bottom of some very burning questions. why cookies? >> it was a recommendation from a friend. hard to believe that's how it all started. >> why not pies and cakes? what do you have against pies and cakes, anthony. >> i have nothing against pies and cakes. however, that was the recommendation. >> you were on the road to be an account apblt. >> actually, an engineer. >> even better. and it led to making cookies. >> in delicious ways. >> delicious ways. >> this is where the magic goes down and we're going to be getting to the truth behind cookies and cream. >> this is what is behind cookies and cream. >> where were you when the idea came to your mind. >> i was in my apartment eating ice cream, cookies and cream ice cream. how much

in partnership with our boys of the likes of the highway patrol and san francisco state and a city college of san francisco. we've done some 25 dui check points we want to do more. and that couped as a result of increased funding through the offices of traffic safety to fuel that effort. and obviously our goal is to change behavior. in 2011 we had arrests and also in 2013. you can a

they're the future members i want to say we need more funning i'm a student and i'm attending san francisco state university. i'm going to graduate next seminar. semester. i'm counting my pennies before i become a homeless person. i'm asking for your support in the city. good morning. i'm a san francisco native and also a parents with parents voices. i'm higher to ask you to invest in your children's centers. schools are being closed and jails and prisons are being built. i ask you to help fund this for the children's of today and the future. >> good afternoon. i'm a grandmother of two kids. my daughter she's stays home right now with them. and she needs childcare to get her education. she's a high school graduate so she needs to go to college and without childcare she can't do that so i urge you to support more funding for childcare. thank you (clapping) >> i ask you to horn the 2 had the $7 million asset especially for the child subsidies. i was poor and homeless when my child was in school. he's with an a high school graduate with a 3 had the 6-grade average. i ask you to please violation of t

you were a political science major cleve jones at san francisco state university. we both went to school there and you interned for somebody by the name of supervisor harvey milk. >> that's right, ken. i got to this neighborhood in 1972 when it was still a pretty sleepy little village. and i got to know harvey and he mentored me. i was there in city hall the day he was killed. [ screamin in the background ] >> i lived through the neighborhood during the epidemic. we have survived and moved forward. >> reporter: what would harvey think if he saw what was going on and the case made it all the way to the u.s. supreme court and it came out in favor? >> harvey would be so proud of his people and our community here. but i think he would also understand that this ruling doesn't just benefit gay people. it strengthens our democracy. it strengthens the constitution. it's good for america. it's going to move us all forward together. we need that in this country today. >> reporter: thank you for your time. i appreciate it. a lot of people have been coming up to us and saying

in partnership with our boys of the likes of the highway patrol and san francisco state and a city college of san francisco. we've done some 25 dui check points we want to do more. and that couped as a result of increased funding through the offices of traffic safety to fuel that effort. and obviously our goal is to change behavior. in 2011 we had arrests and also in 2013. you can look at the red light cameras and see we're representing a quarter of the status of 2 thousand 3 hundred citations 0 those are the red light cameras. that he we're going to exceed the number of citations in 2012 and 19 thousand 1 hundred and 22. obviously in our efforts to combat the issue of pedestrian safety we have partners we work with throughout the city and we will have a representative and i'll have them come up to insert themselves into this presentation as well. >> good evening. i'm a program director at save and i'd like to start with saying that pedestrian safety indication has been saves focus for many years. we have a long-standing history of working with the police department and raising awareness f

addition to its own programming as -- of artist talks, meridian has been a downtown host for san francisco states well-known port trees center. recent luminaries have included david meltzer, steve dixon, and jack hirsch man. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian

in -- the san francisco state foundation oversees an endowment of over $51 million. rt of the campaign. >> a big change coming to the san francisco housing market. the board of supervisors voted to modify the condo conversion law. ktvu david stephens tell us us what it means for property owners and tenants. >> fireplace over there and then you have one condo above you. that's the penthouse unit. did i mention there's an elevator? >> reporter: with san francisco real estate and rental prices approaching new highs, developers are looking to convert apartments into condominiums. >> i have client that's would buy a beautiful property. but once they learn that it's a tic, the blinders come up because they just don't know. >> reporter: it only allows 200 of the city's estimated 2200 tenancy in common units to convert to condos each year. the advantage, better refinance rates for those who own the units individually than owning them as a group. the lottery would eventually be suspended for ten years to help ease fears of a loss of affordable rental units. >> that way we can

in -- the san francisco state foundation oversees an endowment of over $51 million. rt of the campaign. >> a big change coming to the san francisco housing market. the board of supervisors voted to modify the condo conversion law. ktvu david stephens tell us us what it means for property owners and tenants. >> fireplace over there and then you have one condo above you. that's the penthouse unit. did i mention there's an elevator? >> reporter: with san francisco real estate and rental prices approaching new highs, developers are looking to convert apartments into condominiums. >> i have client that's would buy a beautiful property. but once they learn that it's a tic, the blinders come up because they just don't know. >> reporter: it only allows 200 of the city's estimated 2200 tenancy in common units to convert to condos each year. the advantage, better refinance rates for those who own the units individually than owning them as a group. the lottery would eventually be suspended for ten years to help ease fears of a loss of affordable rental units. >> that way we can

san francisco and support district 6's budget. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> good afternoon i am angela and currently attending san francisco state university. i am a product of the youth programs south of market. i help coordinate youth empowering soma and we did see -- like we do have a fluctuation of youth involved in the program. we started with six youth in 2010 and now 2013 we gained 15 more youth from when i started so this program is vital to the community because we see a lot of problems in the community that are not addressed because there is not youth programs that talk about that did because of that i am involved than just this group. i am seeing more programs and trying to figure out how to help the your better and i hope you realize there are youth in the community and south of market that are in need of the programs and it's positive factor to be involved because it will help them shape their identities and be part of a successful society in the future so thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> hi good afternoon. my name is maria. i speak little english. [speaking spanish] >> good afternoon. i mamary marin.

authorities, caltrans, san francisco state university and gallery and other state agencies looking at the possibility of relining the motion view for the parks of merced. there is information available on the website and there is an outreach coming this fall. i will close with two more comments with respect to the bike sharing we are allocating funds in the agenda later today. for those interested there is an open session at city hall about the bike share program. this is a regional pilot that will take from santa clara and san francisco. lastly the chair calls for the controllers office to do a performance audit of the authority and the city has completed the authority of the city and agency stuff and finished their surveys of other similar entities of california and we expect to see the audit available in the next couple of weeks. that concludes my remarks. >> this you for being brief and would like to open for public comment? any member is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> we can take a recess and come back here at 1220. we are >> okay.

as a resident of san francisco, i believe that i deserve state-of-the-art structurally safe hospitals that cpmc plans to build. i support cpmc and believe strongly that san francisco's infrastructure patience and hard working men and women need this project. let's get it done. i ask that you vote in support of rebuilding cpmc without delay. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. let me just call the final batch of names. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. mike mckenna. helene [speaker not understood]. steve. ysidra [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. fernanda [speaker not understood]. phil blackwell. eddie chin. joseph [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood] wilson. james marbury. [speaker not understood]. angie brown. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. manny flores, local 22. i'll give it a shot. [speaker not understood], that represents much more diversified groups for the city and county of san francisco, the people. and i hope i said that right. thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my