so, what's been happening is obviously students and other people that use san francisco state would jay walk across winston drive with san francisco state being determined that is not the safest for its users. what san francisco state wanted to do in this case is to construct a proposed -- is they are proposing to construct approximately 120-foot pedestrian tunnel that crosses under winston drive to interconnect the two campuses. a plan view -- >> actually, i think should we be calling 4, 5 and 6 together? >> encroachment facilities with different [speaker not understood] and they all require different resolutions to the board. >> why don't we call items 5 and 6, and then, mr. fong, you can present seriatim. >> item number 5 is resolution granting revocable permission to atlantic richfield company to occupy a portion of the public right-of-way to install and maintain four soil vapor extraction conduits connecting to two new vapor extraction wells crossing under broderick street fronting 2 richardson avenue, conditioned upon the payment of an annual assessment fee, and making environment

after i transferred to san francisco state, i had several teachers tell me that their best students were the transfer students from city college of san francisco. two things i would like to ask the board of supervisors of san francisco to do. first, if you haven't already done so, please read the california federation of teachers complaint against accjc. it's a lengthy document, well researched and well written. what's clear to me after reading cft's complaint is that accjc is a rogue agency. what is also clear is that the cards are stacked against city college. the rules of the game are stacked. that leads me to my next request. second, what i think is needed on the part of the friends of city college now is political pressure, first on the department of education to have you accjc rescind its actions against city college ~ and political pressure on sacramento and our state legislators to restore the master plan for higher education [speaker not understood]. thank you. (applause) >>> hello, everyone. my name is [speaker not understood]. i'm part of students making change. i'm also part

, uc san francisco, university of san francisco, and golden state university. to seek their professional advice and request their help to support the students at city college ~. superintendent caranza will reach out to san francisco unified school district students of which 60% attend city college, to inform them of the status and reassure them that their credits count. additionally, president wong from san francisco state has met with his own trustees to see if classes can be increased to accommodate any city college students that are ready to come over to san francisco state. he is also setting up a hotline to ease the concern of students. but we need to deal with the problems that are in front of us. rather than let city college fail, chancellor harris has commitved to a rescue effort to save city college through a state intervention to save the college, and i agree to work closely with him to see this through. yesterday the california community college board of governors voted unanimously to appoint bob who has been the special trustee without the requisite

. >>> [inaudible] current student at san francisco state. i'm taking classes at city college to fulfill some requirements because there are some classes i am unable to get at san francisco state. so, if city college were to close, some students from san francisco state would be adversely affected. it's not just some, however. i'm also taking -- well, let me start this again. i ask that you guys do all that you can in your power to ensure city college remains open in its current state and form. not [speaker not understood], not privatized. city college serves a diverse range of demographics. not only for those who transfer, but newcomers who don't yet know english. my mom is one great example. not only -- also those who are trying to get certificates to enhance their careers. i won't be able to complete my geographic information system certificate at city college closes because i have to take pre-requisites for classes at state ~. so, basically, my mom took esl classes three times in her life when she was in san francisco. she'll be starting h

so i am a recent graduate from san francisco state university and i was an environmental studies major and i am here to show my support for clean power sf and this is such a great opportunity for the residents of san francisco to opt out of dirty energy, and to support clean energy and for the city of san francisco to be leaders for initiative and sustainability and i would like to thank sfpuc for listening to the public and sf advocates and working to bring down the rates for this program. i hope that we can continue to move forward with the maximum investment and clean energy and support this program at a competitive rate. >> thank you. >> thank

. >> and my name is (inaudible) corey and i am going to be a sophomore at san francisco state university. >> good for you. >> so, like she said, we are interns for the project poll. and we both work at the sfpuc up on the 12th floor in communications, do you want to tell them what was our job? what do we do? >> i first want to ask you, is she a good person to work with? >> yes. >> all right. >> okay. >> at the sfpuc, we work on the 12th floor under the community benefits and communication. and what we do as interns working on the 12th floor we give the tours on the second floor to the people coming to the sfpuc to come and find out about what we do at the sfpuc and what does it mean to work with water, power and sewer. >> like she said, we give tours to other youth working in the youth works and project poll and sfip and all of the programs that you saw before. and probably we have most likely give to everyone back there and we tell them how green the building is. >> how many people are with you from this program? >> in our little group? >> here today? >> we have all of our tour people a

. >>> new details coming to life in the death of a fraternity at a san francisco state university. and we are following a march in downtown oakland organizing people upset over the george zimmerman case and we'll tell you where these groups are heading. >>> and the cause of the death of cory monteith. >>> i will have a look of what you can expect for tomorrow and when the heat will arrive, coming up. >>> a three alarm fire damaged apartments in san mateo this morning. no one was hurt. red cross are helping residentse pairs can be made. >>> david stevenson reports the school's dean says there may have been some incident. >> there are people crying at the house so it is pretty disturbing. >> reporter: that's when 18-year-old peter tran, a new member of fraternity was found dead at a party inside this district home. >> he was well liked in the campus and well engaged with students. >> reporter: he tried but fail to revive him. with several students now facing possible disciplinary actions for providing alcohol to minors and alleged hazing prior to the par party. >> and things of that

. >> (inaudible) san francisco state. >> no. >> she runs a program that we fund to look for promising young scientists. and many of those scientists were just here this weekend in san francisco about 600 of them from all over the state. and many of them go on to being faculty members of stem cell institutions here and other parts of the country, if so if you are serious i want to go and meet dr. (inaudible). >> thank you guys very much. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> so i am going to wrap it up since we went over our time. so much experience here. >> that was my fault. >> my fault too, i did not get to make sure that we only had a couple and a few minutes and they were just so excited to talk to you about the programs. >> since there are so many people in the room who were interested in giving public comment but we are going to ask them to hold the public comment because we are short on time and the commission needs that time. >> but if they want to write us something and we can make it as part of our record. >> that would be great and we love that. >> i want to ask the people to stand

so i am a recent graduate from san francisco state university and i was an environmental studies major and i am here to show my support for clean power sf and this is such a great opportunity for the residents of san francisco to opt out of dirty energy, and to support clean energy and for the city of san francisco to be leaders for initiative and sustainability and i would like to thank sfpuc for listening to the public and sf advocates and working to bring down the rates for this program. i hope that we can continue to move forward with the maximum investment and clean energy and support this program at a competitive rate. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. jessica akerman, san francisco bay chapter of the sierra club, i wanted to echo comments from everyone about how (inaudible) to move forward on transitioning to just and safe and healthy communities for everyone and part of that is giving people the community to move away from fossil fuels and giving the opportunity for good paying job and an opportunity to move forward to that ideal future together. and we do hope that you can

many of our kids that go from city college on to san francisco state require some remediation. so, we're looking at how do we ensure that our kids are actually ready to go on and move on. and that's what the mayor's council has actually been about, is to make sure all of the higher institutions are talking together and that there aren't these different waves of measurement. i'll give you a quick example. in san francisco unified, what we were considering proficient was a much smaller level of proficiency of city college and, so, how do we make sure when we're graduating do we think we're proficient, that they, too, are going to be proficient and successful at city college. so, there have been ways we have been looking at both pieces. >> do you see any room for growth and improvement in that? you said outstanding which is pretty high level. where do you see things need to go in terms of strengthening that? we do hear from people -- i just had a packed office with students who feel that, you know, city college is not doing enough to make sure that people can actually spend less t

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

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

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

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

she began her career with the san francisco unified school district as a prekindergarten teacher. after receiving her masters in counseling from san francisco state she counseled on the secondary level at marketeer (sp?), mission and lincoln high school. she retired several years ago on medical disability. beverly had one child kelly michele adams. in the marriage delayed author adams. she survived by her daughter kelly as well as her brother and significant other robert crenshaw. there are many cousins and a host of friends who will miss her lively presence and dynamic personality. thank you. the rest estimate >> thank you supervisor:. supervisor kim >> i just want to thank supervisor of lucifer's introduction of legislation today. i've a lot to say but it's well articulated by both supervisor avalos campos and am looking for to support this and the rest estimate >> thank you supervisor kim. supervisor mark >> thank you. i'm also very proud to support the due process for all ordinance and supervisor avalos and immigrant rights communities advocacy. i want to introduce a resolution today following up on my hearing with the many others were aggres

it was disturbing. >> reporter: that is when a san francisco state student was found dead during a partythis home. >> he was well loved on the campus and engaged with students. >> reporter: investigators say his friends tried but failed to revival him. the investigation has gotten the fraternity kicked off campus with several student facing disciplinary action for providing alcohol to minors and hazing prior to the party. >> physical hazing. >> reporter: san francisco police they the medical examiner can determine whether the case is criminal or not. they are still investigating. >> he did participate in alcohol at the event. it is hard to say how much but it could have been considerable. >> reporter: other groups on campus say his death put them in the spotlight as well. >> we know more eyes are on us. we are in the eyes of the public more. >> reporter: and late today the president of the national chapter are conducting their own investigation and may permanently suspend their chapter. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the investigation continues here. are there new rules in effe

while attending san francisco state university as an accountinging major, anthony's friend jokingly suggested 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 fun, cookies an

applause) ~ >> the fourth scholarship goes to deja moore who has been accepted and attending san francisco state university. (applause) >> okay, juan has to be here. juan jones who has been accepted and attending city college. [cheering and applauding] >> the other checks will be mailed. thank you. [cheering and applauding] >> congratulations. and now we will hear from mr. justin davis who is the program manager of the college bound brotherhood [speaker not understood] for social impact. (applause) >> congratulations, lauren. wow. so, this announcement is really for you and some of your other fellow african-american graduates. [speaker not understood] formerlyedth mission k-4 foundation. we are based in oakland, california. we just moved there from san francisco. i actually make the community -- not really. but nonetheless, in san francisco, i'm glad to be here to make the announcement. june 19th we're going to recognize african-american young men who have graduated high school and are going to college. this is an annual event that we host. we are very proud to be putting it together and recogni

contributions, 18% contributed to healthy san francisco and 14% contributed to hra's and that goes against the broader trend of what we see in job base coverage in the united states and california. there's no question the affordable care act is going to -- that significantly expands options for health care in san francisco, but as noted earlier, there will be a large number of remaining uninsured, we estimate 3 to 4 million remaining uninsured statewide about which a million will be undocumented and 800 thousand will not have an option of coverage, looking in the bay area, we estimate of the working population that will remain uninsured, roughly half -- >> mr. jacobs, 's, i'd like to ask you the finish what you were saying because i think the information you're talking about is very important. i just want to make sure we have that information. *frjts so, half will not be eligible for affordable care act program and is if we look at those who are eligible for healthy sarn fra*ns, that goes down to a little over about 43% will not be eligible for programs, so if i can just quickly finishing up, for those who will be eligible for the program, and it's important to s

student at san francisco state studying environmental science. i really think that this is important step for san francisco to switch over from fossil fuels to renewable energy. it's renewable, it's local. it's clean energy. so clean power sf is in line with goals for san francisco to lower our greenhouse gas emissions and mediate these climate issues. the proposed rate is low and fair. it would be reasonable for even lower income residents. i believe that based on the outcome of the previous surveys that were done for the response to a much higher rate than what is proposed today that a vast majority of residents will be in favor of this program. renewable energy is more reliable and sustainable over the long-term and the rate is competitive and fair. i pass that rate today. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i will call more cards. hunter stern, jackson. >> i'm david mccord. the chair of the bay chapters energy committee sierra club. and we've had a long and productive process getting to this point. i want to thank the staff for t

based on in san francisco her firm body of work has expanded to include other states like i nevada and utah and wyoming and new hampshire. it's an award winning architecture firm that has won several award. alicia ross keri has had here violation to the rehabilitation of well known landmarks in this city including san francisco city hall this very building the pat as of fine arts and the opera house and the mar community building. she's vote and well known and active in the preservation community. she served on the board of supervisors of any historic organizations including the capital commission and the san francisco landmark preservation board and san francisco beautiful and the oakland house board and she was most recently open the boards of the college of environmental destine at u.s. berkley as well as the heritage and the 640 foundation. it's truly a great loss for our community and this city and our hearts go out to her husband of many years so i ask we adjourn the meeting in the memory of alicia >> thank you first of all, as i mention before i. introducing the family friendly

services and the development organization and the black panthers and the 17968 strishgz at san francisco state college. the store has hosted incredible icon like rosa parks and james baldwin and malcolm x. marcus books is a historic treasure in our community who's future are under factory attack. the building opened its doors in 1953 and it was founded as a jazz place. bill holiday and other go placed at jim bosses city. it's not an compensation to say that the building helped put fill more on the map. and yet in the 1960s the san francisco redemonstrate agency tried to remove the map and trying to demolish it but a diverse group of folks came together and the house was literally picked up and hauled to its new locations. although many vindicate to be sworn were sealed destroyed. ful from there it continued it's historic america. the business and it's buildings are a tests time to our legacy of the japanese communities but now the building has fallen into the hands of an owner who is not interested in keeping marcus books as a tenant in the building. with this resolution i and members of the c

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

. >> they may decide to permanently suspend the chapter in san francisco state. >>> today marks marissa meyer for moving into yahoo. she bought 17 companies since myer moved over and that would improve a deal since she was there. people with request up to 5 different account names in active accounts. the wish list is open and people will be notified by the middle of next month and they will have 48 hours to log in and claim the address. >>> today is the first back to school shopping spree for some bay area students. they have an especially hard financial time for uniforms and backpacks. this is the first time they have teamed up for that event. >>> they are hoping to win and the american idol now has the chance to audition to at&t park. [ music ] >> nice, yesterday more than 1,500 people signed up for today'see vend. >> spots are filling up fast. ryan sea crest is expected to be at today's addition and we will have a live report and i hope to get a sampling, how are the other folks out there, sal? >> some of those folks are very, very talented. >> yes, and some are not. >>> good morning

also important to know that about one out of every five dollars that san francisco spends comes from the state and federal government. when the federal government does things like implement a federal sequester. that has an impact here on san franciscans. if the state budget changes, that has an effect here on us. it's important to know that we have control over some of our revenue but not all of them. the mayor shared with you our five-year budget outlook. and mentioned the first two years. this is the fourth chart over with the red and black. the red bars show you how much our expenditures are projected to grow in the next five years and the black bars. we project over the five years we will have 13% more revenue, it's a strong economy. and at the same time our expenditures are expected to grow by 25%. so the gap between the growth in expenditures and revenue is what creates our budget short falls. a significant part of that pressure is related to pressure related to labor costs. including the cost of our health benefits, and retiree benefits. finally i wanted to share, we will hear from you

i am joined on the stage by a student, not from usf, but from san francisco state. we actually talk to each other. this is mackenna. >> good morning. >> finally, i am joined by alicia from the independent living center in san francisco. it is great for all of you to be here today. people will be trickling in over the next half hour. we will give you a taste of what wii is like. we have set up the game. i will start by playing mackeena in a game of tennis. the interesting thing about wii is we use this little remote. just by moving our arms, we can control movement on the screen. you will be watching up on the big screen as we play a game of tennis. are you ready? all right. we will select two players. that is me. does that look like me? it kind of those -- of does. does that look like mackenna? that is not by chance. you can make the person look like anything you want. they can even look like aliens. interesting. we are going to play some great tennis today. ok. one thing to tell you, there is a little bar on top of the television. it picks up the movement of our arm