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. >> i want to talk about the public universities in san francisco san francisco state university were involved i went to school at berkley i'm not going to hold it against i. >> i want went through the public schools i have a passion. >> we balance them out. >> how about going onto the consulting process thank you i didn't i wasn't over elaborate but pages 13 and 14 our approach to consultant we believe passionately in building a disif i had portfolio to achieve the best possible return for clients at a risk level appropriate to that clients liability structure and the tolerance for risk i mentioned earlier we have clients public safety is an interesting one were any return above 9 percent goes to pay or half of the increment goes to pay a pb i to members that's a horrible design important a pension plan you don't want loot volatility if you eastern half it and leaks out that system is very, very tight in their risks a dive if i did they try to arena - different plans are more tolerant to the equity so we try to build projects to meet the tolerance level for risk on the board as well

san francisco. my other daughter want to san francisco state university, all because of tz. i got to come out here from new york city. i didn't think there was any life outside of new york city and here i am in san francisco and it's the most wonderful place and teatro zinzanni made that all possible for me. and the relationships and to leave this theater, people say that you know you have a good show when the audience doesn't leave necessarily talking about you. but they leave talking about themselves. and night after night, the comments, the audiences from all over the world would come up and tell you, reminisce about stories that they could relate to in their lives. so i, along with many other people, agree that you must bring teatro zinzanni back. i am not working for tz now, but people come up to me and still ask me, when is tz coming back? so i urge you, really, to bring them back. thank you. >> thank you. bobby evans, gail gilman, flicka -- excuse me, leslie k.. >> good afternoon, supervisorss, my name is gail gilman and i have been a resident of north beach for 15 yea

wong was born and raised in san francisco dhinea town and a graduate of san francisco state university. studied at the acaed amof part [inaudible] art institute. mr. wongs work includes painting photographering textiles print making and ort media. he painted the wonderful coy that graces the chineees historical society of american museum he did in 2013 and 14 and those that have not visit the chine ease hiss torical society is one of my favorite spots in district 3. mr. wong also create thd i grow up in saf san francisco china town. throw those posting they aim to celebrate and be proud of the experiences of growing up in china town. many of us share mr. wongs love of the special neighborhoods cht i hold its protection ooze important task. we are lucky to be able to see china town through the eyes of mr. legalland wong. congratulations. >> just my simple academy award speech. thank you supervisor christensen and boardf supervisors whom [inaudible] i am going to take this opportunity to thank my father [inaudible] he was ininstrumental as my development as a artist and he was a artist a

san jose state university. i'm alex filippenko.i'm a professor of astronomy at the university of california, berkeley. i'm richard vo. grad student at san francisco state university. i'm beth johnson. i'm a physics undergrad here at san jose state university. i'm brenda norrie and i'm the student correspondant for this story. thank you all for being here today. thank you for coming down to be a part of this. i think it's important that we've gone back to the time where we're thinking about what's out there. and we want to care about it and we want to get there and we want to try to understand what's going to be there when we get there. what's taking us so long to get back to this? this is really the study of our origins.and people have this innate curiosity about the universe.but for some reason there hasn't been enough emphasis of it in schools. and what the press now does with the hubble telescope and other observatories is really great. they're bringing the cosmos back to the kids and i like to say that astronomy is the gateway science.it gets kids interested in science and technology. then they go on in fields that are more immediately useful

san francisco. and drop off location. san francisco state universities, early child care center, that is a new group we have not worked with they said they want to expand early education composing in our center. this is educating all of the early educators in the bay area, if i'm saying that right. it's a great location for them to set up composting programs specifically paper towels they go through in these communities, the next is david glad stone, they're partnered with ucsf they're a huge lab, and that research. they have interested in diverse, huge amounts of styrofoam, they approached us, and said we want to diverse and recycle it through gb industrial we're excited to work with them, it's something new and different and innovative, everybody is here from all of the grantees, perspective grantees in the audience, thank you for coming, i know it's a long meeting [applause] i wouldn'ted to open up for questions if you guys have anything. >> thank alexa. questions? comments? commissioner wald? >> i have no questions, although i would invite our prosec

matte worked at papenhouseen hardware part time while attended san francisco state university when he pursued a business degree in small business management. the store serves a a perfect example for various class paujects and papers including a full scale business plan that won matte a competition sponsored by the san francisco cameber of commerce. when the owner of papenhouseen announced the plans to sell the store and retire, matte was in a unique position to take over. after obtaining seed financing from relative squz a few wooks after his 23 birthday matte became the owner of papenhouseen hardware before receiving his bachelors degree. in the past 27 years the store survived tough times, expapded the multiple locations, downicized and survivored a fire that dlozeed the business for 5 months. it provided because matte provided genuine service squu justed to the changing needs of the community. the store today is a fixture on enks west portal and one of the only businesses that are there longer than fiveg 0 yours. despite a trend where independent brick and mortar businesses, papenh

month to month laced monday and for the sunny side elementary we had an update from the san francisco state university sf joined working group and the conversations among those folks that will help to formulate not only a larger plan but possible hours information for the housing bond and a really fantastic presentation from the whites elementary program that was entitled connecting dots this was part ever uc berkley city and school efforts done in partnership with cities and other surrounding community and they did a entire presentation on how they developed the community garnered and the community process and the fourth grade students intoxicate an a on a piece of legislation this washeartwarming we have a concrete ugly park we want to engage the young people that commissioner walton and i will be loading. >> thank you ask for a report select committee from commissioner fewer. >> i'm sorry commissioner renne's. >> we have the assault program and it was informative commissioner tour-sarkissian's eye will have a group of our students come to the board meeting working a group of male students to end vi

background i have been in san francisco for 22 years, i have been professionally active in community development work for 15 years, i got a graduate from san francisco state university, since i entered the working world both as a volunteer, and professional work i have been in this development line activity, that experience working in many different neighborhoods, in my capacity in community based planning that is the breadth of knowledge, i bring to this committee, it's very valuable i have been an active member, in engaging in the work and conversations, i know eawd and housing staff, appreciate that experience, i think you heard from people for the last 3-4 days, who are in support of my position -- in south market in the mission, these are neighbors, i have had active real work whether in housing work force development, again, as i mentioned last time in our community work in san francisco, given we have a unique way of approaching it we don't use money just to have it. we have had a long standing in san francisco, to direct community service provider it's that kind of landscape i'm familiar with it's important to have that on the committee, it's not just housin

san francisco. rodney lived and worked in district 5 for a reala long time and he is a product of the public school system and graduated from san francisco state university with a bachelors in censology and hopefully you can give an understanding of what that is. we are thankful for the consistent ddication to the community and lives of young people. rodney is just really a quite force who works in our community tirelessly to make sure our kids have a amazing opportunity not just a safe place to grow and thrive, but a place that they can call home and a place to grow and become successful adults so rodney for your work and consistency and advocacy and support, the young people and community of district 5 today we honor yoi. thank you for your service >> thaupg supervisor breed. good afternoon supervisors. again, supervirez breed i want to thank you frathe recognition. since i have lived in district 5 i watch supervisor breed advocate for the community constantly and endlessly and with a lot of dedication to the community so it is a honor to be honored by you supervisor breed. i was born and raised in san francisco product of the school districts here as

education institution there are a lot of new folks that moved in when you have teachers say san francisco state university that have been teaching for decades how, we get people from state or people who have been here a long time to have the opportunity to go after those units i know we have to be dictate how we do it i really think if our priorities to keep san franciscans in san francisco and our priorities to bring people back to their hometown we have a make a conscious effort i see that filled by ucsf staff or teachers that showed up last year and i can see that people who have worked san francisco state or city college of san francisco 20 or thirty years not thank you for the opportunity because their invested in this great city not to say that new folks aren't but with the cost of housing skoekt we have to give people the effort and another health institution ucsf category it seems to me that is very ucsf heavy give more of their folks an opportunity i can see doctors that have worked and st. luke's for a long time and indoors not having the opportunity that's my fear so i think taking into account

ground for the financial institutions they have people coming out of it and harvard and san francisco state university their partnerships in terms of recruiting. >> i have a personal friend we're members of the bankers trust and you need to become a member we're a smaller organization becoming a larger o when you do that you need to pay a broader attention. >> to understand the caliber of people that come from an organization. >> maybe i'll follow-up on your answer saying we're smaller and we'll get larger and share our vision on where your company will be 5 years from now in solemn you have 2 hundred and 44 people working for you now where you're at and your vision so we can - >> i joined n e pc in 2000 waltz the 50th employee we're by standards in this industry we come a long way we believe that the asset markets continue to grow and that the need for independent advise will continue to grow as well as we can continue to do continue to grow our revenue and our profitability by doing what we do now and more of it we're not in a business we feel like we have to dramatically change things we believe we

education institution there are a lot of new folks that moved in when you have teachers say san francisco state university that have been teaching for decades how, we get people from state or people who have been here a long time to have the opportunity to go after those units i know we have to be dictate how we do it i really think if our priorities to keep san franciscans in san francisco and our priorities to bring people back to their hometown we have a make a conscious effort i see that fil

my main job has been doing social work for san francisco state university. i have been a community organizer, a social worker but i have also been a legislative aide. i worked mostly for community- based organization supporting kids and families working for labor. i got to see how city hall could be an effective tool to create change. i looked at running in 2007 2008, and somehow i made it. i have been in politics for so many ways doing work around central america, supporting people in central america against u.s. imperialism, their right to live self determination. i did a lot of work on that on campus when i was in college. a bit of work on apartheid when i was in college as well. >> i never got involved in supporting a candidate. i never thought a candidate was someone that i would support. then when tom ammiano ran against willie brown, i got inspired. i thought, someone with integrity and honesty if they can run for mayor, maybe i can be somebody who represents what is true about our people. that is what inspired me to run and be a candidate. one thing

if our strategy is to go to expand our program that involves our unit and stanford and san francisco state university i'm so for that this is where our quality teachers come from their homegrown we need them in the system i believe tfa there are cracks in the model but i believe there are at the end of 5 years 20 percent of the teachers that come from tfa that stay when by the way is a low percentage but that 20 percent in my mind is 20 percent of people not come into the teaching professionalism otherwise when you're in college before you before with you got kroultd to come to tfa i were going somewhere else and going to do smog >> you helped to influence and our children many of you stayed to do other things within the education system you can see that by many that come from the public schools so there are a couple of things i think we need to seriously consider so to tfa in order to w work why our school district weep e we'll hire the teachers but american people mou that helps us to work you with to change things that works for your school district so if the option is all in the same way or we'll

. >> a few hours from now a group san francisco state university students will kickoff an effort to put a class-room project on the november ballment. the political science students are holding a signature drive at 7:30 at the student center with a ballot initiative to require all san francisco public meetings to be streamed online and open for virtual public testimony. the idea was developed in their classroom as the students researched ways that cities can better ingoing their citizens. though need 10,000 signature before july 6 to qualify for the initiative for november ballot. >> we have been talking about rain and possible thunderstorm activity so since it is bike to work day commuters have to know the timeline. >> it can be any time. what is the shut not an all day rain but rain is possible any time during the day. you may get lucky and bike to work while it is dry, and you may not. here is a look at our radar and satellite and can you see it is dry with a little pocket of light rain here or there but mostly the commute is doing well as far as the wet weather. as you look at the b

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. >> san francisco state university students and their families crowded into at&t park tonight for graduation ceremonies. it is the 114th commencement for the school. and the first time sf state has held the ceremony at the ballpark. school officials say 20,000 people expected to attend the event outgrew the university's own stadium. grads we spoke with tonight were in favor of the move. >> i think it's really cool because this is definitely cooler than the stadium that we have in school. it's bigger so it can accommodate more people. >> former san francisco mayor and lieutenant general gavin newsom is live. >>> you've been a part of my life all my life. >> meet a man who actually helped build oracle arena and still works there this day. >> it's going to be warmer for your bay area saturday. a few less clouds out there. i'll let you know just how warm it's going to get on saturday and what you can expect for the rest of your holiday weekend. >> going into another year of drought, we'll tell you about a terrible waste of water and what authorities are trying to find the vandals. >>> 50 million

state university. this is video from a previous graduation and congresswoman nancy pelosi will be the speaker. it will be there and san franciscoity state university will be there for the graduation ceremonies. it was the 114th commencement for the school. 20,000 people attended that ceremony and san francisco mary ann the current governor delivered the commencement address. >>> new information into the crash that happened more than a year. up next they'll tell you who they found responsible for a deadly collision involving high school students. >> sushi lovers are on alert after a salmonella outbreak. what a sushi chef has about the threat and how he keeps his customers safe. >> a slow transition to warmer weather is on the way. i will detail what is going on for today and the weather pattern coming up. >>> a little bruce springsteen born to run. that's little 5k run, they're putting a colorful spin on it. this is video from the start of this morning. color run began about an hour ago, he's making our way to the finish line. we'll be joined in the next half-hour, we'll look at how colorful people are coming out. another good p

san francisco state university research estimates up to 20% of people in the bay area actually preferontingent jobs over permanent ones to start their own company, go to school or take care of family. >> it is recruiting entrepreneurs. >> he says the on demand economy has helped him. he says less time finding workers and makes more money, doubling his sales over last year. stephanie chuang nbc bay area news. >>> good reason to check the lottery tickets carefully. this cost one man who bought a winning ticket near los angeles $75,000. lottery officials say this man in the brown shirt walked away from the palmdale chevron gas station on march 25th with 75 bucks from a winning lottery ticket. here's the problem. after he left the cashier noticed he actually won $75,000. >> oh man. >> ouch. >> the store did contact the lottery. as of tonight the man has not come forward. maybe a more detailed description would help. >> back up the big truck to load up the 75,000. >> hope he finds out. boy. >> someone will find them they always find the bad guys. they will find the good guys. >> that's a b

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landlord from our city college and amps and uc heather's the university of san francisco and the university of the patrick and golden state university many are here to unit with us i'd like them all to stand up if we can give them a special hand of applause to applaud them what they do everyday to help our children and youth please stand up our education leader (clapping) i would also like to thank automobile nonprofit like united way and beyond 12 and year up to invest in our youth finally a special thank you to san francisco chamber of commerce and their board president and their president ceo bob for taking the lead on this important effort and strategize education well, i've said it before and i'll continue to say education is the best involvement of investment into our future and our chamber foundation will unit and keep education a priority 0 that san francisco students are prepared for careers here 90 in san francisco and prosper here together to make sure that everyone shares in the city's prosperity with that, let's take a picture the trophies together and let's get back to work thank you very much

san francisco mayor lee can ride shotgun in her float. >> well pros can youtors announce tonight that the san jose state university police officer who killed antonio lopez will not be charged in his death. earlier valdez the the lopez common-law wife was given a chance to view the video from the officer bode cam and to listen to the 911 call. lo pedestrians was holding a 12 inch saw last year when state officers asked him to drop it. didn't comply one officer fired a taser at him. he then charged at them and second officer who was behind lopez shot him twice in the back. valdez told us she just couldn't bare to watch the video. >> i wanted to see financial can't do it yet. when it's time if i'll see it with my attorney. later on. now i can't. >> no criminal charges will be filed against the officers but the family has filed a civil complaint in federal court. >>> let's go back now to the brake to the braking fuss happening in nap a.4.1 earth quake happened before 8:00 o'clock. on the phone with us. dunbar are you there. >> yes, i am. >>reporter: thanks for coming on. what is happening in your town what can you feel and what's going on this

state. thank thank you very much. >> next speaker please. >> hello good afternoon. i'm also a physician at the university of california in san francisco i live in san francisco and i'm training in pediatrics and sfaeg speaking on behalf of all the children out there. the cdc found that 16 percent of -- there's no evidence that smokeless tobacco improves the athletic performance and far exceeds the levels observed in the general population and the last thing i wanted to mention this will also ban the use of e cigarettes at the field and that's a public health issue as well and for all of those reasons i respectfully ask for your vote. >> thank you very much next speaker please. >> hi good afternoon i'm with the american lung association in california and the lung association urges you to move forward and the use of tobacco products endangers the health of major league baseball players and sets a terrible example for young people who watch baseball at the park or on tv and this use of tobacco products by baseball players is not an accident and something tobacco companies are very aware of and the cdc has said that athletes serve as a mo

state senate. >> the university of san francisco will become the first higher education institution to use a newults on campus. call callisto. the program allows victims to hold back on submitting their report until someone else reports the same suspect. it also allows people to save their files with a time stamp and come back later to turn in the report. officials say that students are more comfortable doing things online. they hope this will give more people courage to come forward if they are assaulted. >>> a search is underway for a missing six-year-old girl in sacramento. jadanna larson was last seen add her home yet. her mother's boyfriend was watching her when he suffered some sort of medical emergency some time in the day. when they came home at night, they discovered the boyfriend but the little girl was nowhere to be found. investigators are at the little girl's home talking to possible witnesses and also bringing in search dogs. since the disappearance is not a confirmed kidnapping, an amber alert has not been issued. but anyone with information about the girl's whereabouts is asked t

san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> stephanie, thank you very much. >>> things back to normal for students at san jose state university this after some tense moments on campus last night. just before 7:00 someone said they spotted a man with a gun near dunken hall. police soon after swarmed the campus as administrators sent out a warning text to students. of an exhaustive search no gunman was found and police gave the all clear. >>> keep a look out. palo alto police say someone is going around shooting paintballs randomly at people walking on the street. >> it is both painful and dangerous. "today in the bay's" bob ridell live in palo alto this morning. bob, while it seems like a painful prank if caught the suspects are going to face pretty serious charges. >> palo alto police are treating this as a crime. misdemeanor battery or assault with a deadly weapon if they hit them in the dwri. that wasn't the case. look at the results of this video provided by an image from the police department of one of the paintball splashes not too far from prks d. these attacks happening tuesday night in a couple of locations and neighb

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