i am david nature and my wife pamela and i are native san franciscoans and have lived on that street for 47 years. we have seen many changes in our neighborhood, many good, some bad. and the worst thing that we have faced is the aggressive efforts of mr. franklin to make 1709 broderick into a full-time promotion for his tv shows. it has turned our street into an artificial tourist destination the focus which is his "full house" house three doors down from us. they said that it attracted team of fan visits for 30 years. and i understand why they make the claim but it is simply not true. about 10 years ago the location of the "full house" became known on the internet and we did notice fans visiting the street. but before then, no one had a clue where the house was because the address given on the show, which was 1882 gerard street, was fictitious. the fan visits i spoke of were infrequent and relatively small in number. in fact, the well-paid web page -- the yoke web page warned fans from visiting 1709 because the house in 2013 did not at all resemble what was shown on tv. however, aft

. >> a yearly criticism of the walk for life is that it doesn't represent local san franciscoans and that most attendees are bused in from outside the city. after driving to several different checkpoints we did not find any protesters. this afternoon thousands of pro life demonstrators walked down market street. the walk for life ended at an information fair set up at justin herman plaza. >> the president of planned parent hood is stepping down after more than a decade. under the leadership of cecille richards it grew. it was in the 60-year-old will continue political activism. there's no immediate word of a possible successor. >> today marks international holocaust remembrance day. exactly 73 years ago on january 27, 1945, the soviet army liberated the death camp in occupied poland. 13 years ago this date was recognized as a remembrance day. and people reflect on the extermination of 6 million jewish men, women, and children. >> many people reflect on the past and look forward to the future. we're joined live in our newsroom tonight and tells us how some people are choosing to remem

what mattered most to him always was helping his fellow san franciscoans in occasionally delivering an almost perfectly timed corny joke said london breed earlier today. he pushed through the legislation to raise the minimum wage and more affordable housing. on the national stage, mayor l lee -- san francisco has lost a self-less leader, a dedicated servant to the public, and a tireless bearer of equality's torch, says lieutenant governor gavin newsom. his contagious love for san francisco elevated the city, and he will be missed and loved by all of us. thank you. now, we will entertain public comment before closed session item by mr. alan yiaung. please to the podium, and we'll allow three minutes. >> hello. good evening again. i'm not sure what to say, but as i said -- mentioned before, i'm really sorry about what happened this school year, but please consider what happened throughout my whole 16 years of teaching at washington high school. and the students that came in earlier, they're not -- i didn't ask them to come. i mean, i just posted a couple of things to a couple of parents,

261 has about 50 to 100 members crossing three counties with about 35% of that workforce being san franciscoans and keeping individuals in san francisco with blue collar jobs always a plus for us. we also have a component, a workforce plan that is identified to train and employ local workers. so, we have preapprenticeship programs and apprenticeship programs and we work with city build. i'm sure josh will be speaking at this hearing add well. those programs provide jobs for individuals who live in san francisco and provide training for those individuals in career pathways for them to stay in san francisco, keep jobs, have a union job with benefits to stay here so we really do appreciate it. thank you. >> thank you. i don't have anymore cards. is there anyone else that would like to speak on 12-a. please hit the mic, please. being none, thank you. public comment is closed. commissioner katz. >> not sure where to begin. first off, fran, i'm a little disappointed. you let out the secret about our amazing staff here at the port. i used to make comments about how fantastic our staff is and then i re

. >> we need san franciscoans to get to choose who our mayor is, and we cannot have 11 people in the board of supervisors have their thumb on the scale. >> it will take six votes for the supervisors to come up with an interim mayor. if they can't reach consensus, breed will continue as acting mayor. she has supporters, including the head of the commission on the status of women. and former mayor willy brown w says she should continue to lead. >> whatever happens will happen, and ultimately what i want to do is make sure that my good relationship with my colleagues continues. >> reporter: plit strategist david lattimore ss there's no ght or wrong, but wonders if a caretaker is in the best interest of a city always in the spotlight. >> if we have a true caretaker, they're not accountable to voters. they're going to be gone in five months. the priorities are going to change. >> reporter: in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> stay with us. oakland takes a bite out of crime. city officials talk about their fight to make the city safer. >>> also, saying thanks. a big honor tonigh

he replaces london breed and farrell is a native san franciscoan who was a lawyer before becoming a supervisor in 2011. >> my job is to represent everybody in the city of san francisco no matter what their race, ethnicity and religion, my job is to represent everybody and i'll do that. >>> some of the critics of farrell's appointment are accusing the board of racism and sexism. breed wanted her to -- many wanted breed to keep the position. breed says she's work hard to bridge cultural gaps in the city. >>> i have to work in the best interest of the city which requires working with my colleagues and being diplomatic and continuing to move forward. that's what a real leader does. you don't walk around with a chip on your shoulder and you don't hold grudges and you keep moving and get the work done because people are counting on us to be the grown ups in this city. >> citing the need of separation of powers -- those objected to breed being an active mayor and the president of the board of supervisors and farrell will appoint a -- it covers the marina, pacific heights and parts of russian hill. >>