we are proud in san francisco that the united nations was created in san francisco and international city where we celebrate diversity. now, i would like to introduce the landlord of these buildings. have we paid our bill? okay, good. now, mayor lee, he was not here 70 years ago like some of the other people here and there, willy brown. at that time the mayor lee, his parentern immigrant from china and lived in seattle. his father fought in ww 2. as a teenager he was a delegate to a national model un. today he shares the values of the united nations advancing peace, human rights, gender equality, protecting the environment. all of these he has pursued with strong leadership. may i present the mayor of the city and county of san francisco, mayor ed lee. >> thank you charlotte. isn't shar thrt ltd. the most wonderful chief of protocol we have ever had? thank you charlotte. before i say welcome, i must tell you that every time i see willy browns face here at city hall and i look around on these moments, this historical occasions, i'm reminded that he led the effort to restore our city h

san francisco, bay area is not dying. we should be growing our residential capacity at at least 1% a year. since 1980, we have averaged half a per cent a year. we haven't even made it to match, like, population growth in the united states, the average population growth. even if we were building at 1% a year, almost 4,000 units a year, that's not enough. itis been more like 2,000 a year. >> let's get back to the arguments. first, carol, i want to bring you in and take a step back in terms of how cities are addressing the problems. a moritorium is an option. what are some of the other options? >> sure well, i would first start by saying, this is not just a mission district problem or a san francisco problem, it really is a regional problem. it starts with the fact that we have generated, you know close to 500,000 new jobs since the recession and fewer than that on a net basis. we have built, you know a fraction of the housing needed to accommodate just that new job growth, let alone the natural, you know, population growth

san francisco.ogram youth and violence. i think it is a important topic to be addressed is that voice or those victims of crime is not somehow not being brought to the committee. it is something that needs a lot of awareness and education. i also want to talk about the residency waver that i see on the agenda. i didn't leave san francisco by choice. i'm ainate native san franciscan and born and raised in san francisco, unfochinately i can't live in san francisco. we see that a lotf w xhern and youth and families having to migrate to other counties because they can't afford to live in san francisco. that impacts the youth and the way they identify themselves. are they seen as san franciscans or are there waver forms they have to go through to feel like they raback home. i commute every day to san francisco for hour. [inaudible] i invest time in san francisco by attending the university and schools and work for the district attorneys office. if given the opportunity i'll work hard i be a strong voice

parker and welcome to san francisco. next speaker please >> good evening madam president and board of supervisor, my name is [inaudible] here in support of our initiative we submitted as a resolution with supervisor cohen and i they think thank you for the time to push this forward to insure more safe policing in the city and community [inaudible] in direct response of the lack of safety and they have especially in communities of color we have seen what can happen when we do not make a effort to investigate and address the inequality and inequities in our society. this aloed many to live in fear and have their right taken away from them. [inaudible] also the officers that are supposed to protect them. [inaudible] criminalize people who are trying to protect themselves in a way that doesn't interfere with police work at all and we have seen over the past especially in the last year all the hanns crimes gon unnoticed had there not been a citizen with a video tape. we need to protect the citizens triget be able tee be able

the first, the next recipient, the san francisco aids foundation. [ applause ] the san francisco aids foundation is one of the most highlight respected aids organization in the entire country. we thank you for all the work you do in our community. next up, that's right. let's hear another round of that. >> the university of san francisco girls tech power program. [ applause ] thank you very much. the university of san francisco's girl tech power program supported educational opportunities in science, technology, engineering and math for students from under served backgrounds. a very special thank you to the president paul fitzgerald for joining us today. [ applause ] >> next up. nature bridge. [ applause ] nature bridge delivers environmental science programs to san francisco youth. thank you very much for the work that you do. next up, the arc san francisco. [ applause ] >> the arc san francisco is a non-profit learning and career center for adults with developmental disabilities with their families. thank you for being here today. [ applause ] >> meals on wheels of san francisco. [

this is our san francisco moment. let us work to make these things happen. [ applause ] >> the next guest on the podium, ladies and gentlemen, in signing the united nations charter, the founders achieved what many thought impossible. it first was to heed the charter's course to unite our strength, unite our strength and to use their creation, the united nations, for the common good. the united nations is the home and hope of all humankind. the charter is our compass. let us never relent on the journey to a better world for we the people. and i thank you for your strong commitment. let's work together to make this better for all the people. thank you very much. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the secretary general will now present united nations charters to the delegation from the future. three young adults from the bay area, renae gerarrd. an alise and dennis. the un charter, 70 years today and 70 years from now. please welcomealise and dennis. the un charter, 70 years, today, and 70 years from now.

program that san francisco is able to make the progress healthy san francisco i'm sure you're aware of is a cooperated program for the san franciscans that are insured 80 percent of uninsured san franciscans were enrolled in 2014 that was easier to contact them of their options in ac a as a result san francisco enrollment declined 50 percent busing plus in june of 2014 and those individuals have health insurance is far better than healthy san francisco the san francisco department of public health has promoted health insurance for those who have access i'm sure you're aware of the healthy san francisco is not health insurance but a cooperated health program for the insured health insurance provide people are for choices and also now required in the affordable health care act but despite it's importance some remain unable to take advantage some people are not eligible largely the up undocumented population as a others are exempt from the rest reasons and others unable to afford the options favorable. due to the affordability concerns hltd in the mayor ed lee asked for a research and p

the first, the next recipient, the san francisco aids foundation. [ applause ] the san francisco aids foundation is one of the most highlight respected aids organization in the entire country. we thank you for all the work you do in our community. next up, that's right. let's hear another round of that. >> the university of san francisco girls tech power program. [ applause ] thank you very much. the university of san francisco's girl tech power program supported educational opportunities in science, technology, engineering and math for students from under served backgrounds. a very special thank you to the president paul fitzgerald for joining us today. [ applause ] >> next up. nature bridge. [ applause ] nature bridge delivers environmental science programs to san francisco youth. thank you very much for the work that you do. next up, the arc san francisco. [ applause ] >> the arc san francisco is a non-profit learning and career center for adults with developmental disabilities with their families. thank you for being here today. [ applause ] >> meals on wheels of san francisco. [

pushing into san francisco. current temperatures in the 70s in san jose. san francisco 63.have 80s to report towards fairfield, walnut creek and livermore. live camera. the fog. towards san francisco. a chop on the waters as well. good indication winds are out of the west, 10-20 miles per hour. tomorrow 4th of july, morning fog, partly cloudy. and then over the next few days we will cool things off across it bay area. that is the forecast for tomorrow. and then sunday we will have the weak system develop out here. this will increase the breeze. that will be in place for sunday, monday and early next week. the fog tomorrow morning and then still patchy fog for the beaches. lots of sunshine inland. partly cloudy skies for san francisco. 9:00 p.m. and midnight already a push of fog. we watch for the fireworks in san francisco. by the way, lots of fireworks shows around the bay. the yellow dots are a fireworks show. we expect partly cloudy skies inland. fog near the coast. patches could be approaching san francisco by the 9:00 p.m. hour. keep a close eye on this. 60 degrees. we

our city and co-coordinator of san francisco - san francisco clean energy advocates. first i want to just touch on what commissioner vietor and jason just spoke about and that is that there are impacts to clean power sf. to the rate changes. because as to amplify what director freidsaid, if we offer a much cleaner project -- product and we're offering incentives for businesses to get energy-efficiency and rooftop solar as part of the program; and suddenly suddenly their wasting of the energy has been less expensive, they have much less incentive to go with clean sf and that is a factor also regardless of the fact that it's transmission and distribution where the excess charges are going. that is going to affect both community choice and pg&e customers. we have got to really make sure that the staff studies and aware of dynamic of when we start rolling in customers, are they going to get a rate hit? that they think is coming from clean power sf? so we need to pay attention to that and be careful about how where we enroll customers and look at what is happening with the

program that san francisco is able to make the progress healthy san francisco i'm sure you're aware is a cooperated program for the san franciscans that are insured 80 percent of uninsured san franciscans were enrolled in 2014 that was easier to contact them of their options in ac a as a result san francisco enrollment declined 50 percent busing plus in june of 2014 and those individuals have health insurance is far better than healthy san francisco the san francisco department of public health has promoted health insurance for those who have access i'm sure you're aware of the healthy san francisco is not health insurance but a cooperated health program for the insured health insurance provide people are for choices and also now required in the affordable health care act but despite it's importance some remain unable to take advantage some people are not eligible largely the up undocumented population as a others are exempt from the rest reasons and others unable to afford the options favorable. due to the affordability concerns hltd in the mayor ed lee asked for a research and par

and for nine weeks in the spring of 1945, san francisco -- for 9 san francisco was the center of man's hopes for peace. delegates representing 46 nations came to san francisco in 1945. representing more than 80% of humanity. all at war when the conference was begun, they came with hope born of common struggle. they came to design together machinery to end war, a curse which in 30 years had killed 40 million human beings. maimed countless millions more both armed and unarmed. when the conference convened franklin roosevelt was missing. the man who helped weld together the united nations together as a team and worked to keep them united had died before he could see his dream come true. but his words were in every mind and heart. president roosevelt: 25 years ago, the american fighting men look to the statesman of the world to furnish the work for peace for which they fought and suffered. we failed them. we failed them then. we cannot fail them again and expect the world to survive again. >> president truman, roosevelt 's friend and successor, opened the conference by radio from washingto

feowna himes for independent living resources san francisco. kelly dearman from in home supportive serves. bill hush from aids legal rerl fanl and mark nelenson from tools works. i guarantee you'll see a lot more of us because that is our job. our job is push the envelope and engage the conversation with you so we can make san francisco the best place for people to live in for people with disabilities. thank you. >> thank you mrs. johnson and the coalition for all your hard work for the disabled and community. madam clerk we'll return to our regular agenda and go to item number 14. >> item 14 is a ordinance to amend the planning code sex 138.1 to authorize the rincon hill streetscape mast er plan and make the appropriate findings >> supervisor kim >> thank you i justz want to recognize the planning department for their work on the streetscape plan coming before us today. the rincon hill area plan was adopted 10 years ago in 2005. it was the first major area plan adopted by the planning department since the 1990's down town and south of market p

welcome to san francisco.stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thin

is a separate legal entity from the city and county of san francisco. the commission has its own policy and procedures. for a veer brief period from february 2012 to august-about august 2012 were ab 1484 it clarified the separate legal entity status. all your liabilities and debts so you are legally separate from the sate and county of san francisco so it is not appropriate for this agency to use the city and county of san francisco seal. you are a separate legal entity with local guv rjs and control >> we are neither state or city? >> you are a state authorized entity, and you are a special district like bart >> okay. >> but not elected. we are appointed, okay. thank you for clarifying that because it was a little confusing to me when we received our new business cards. and by the way, great logo >> i was going to say the logo is-- >> who ever did that >> no more questions or matters we have the [inaudible] item 11. there is no closed session >> innext order of business is item 11, adjournment, madam chair >> commissioner singh moved and i'll second z

>>rebecca: it is on to be an easy trip across the span into san francisco a 6 07 commit time the sanridge is looking good as well was about 92 getting a little bit busying not going to slow down the ride on the 20 minutes from hayward to foster city the richmond san rafael bridge problem free and pretty empty so far this morning westbound is seven minutes over to san rafael the golden gate bridge lightly traveled south 1 01 from sausalito into san francisco. >>mark: 3 people have been killed and another wounded near the university of maryland at happen after 1030 just a few blocks from campus 2 gunman got out of a van and started shooting he died at the same another man and woman died at the hospital the stock and one walk the to the hospital with a gunshot wound police are still looking for the shooters will continue to follow the breaking news story and bring you any of this and development estimates that come into the news room. >>darya: 1 weeks since kate was shot and killed in san francisco there's been a major development in the pier 14 shooting we now know that the gun that wa

illegally in san francisco's custody for an old drug charge and when the d.a. decollided to prosecute the san francisco let him go because of the sanctuary law and a memo from sheriff limiting contact with officials. the griefance said the action shows his policy and i quote "recklessly compromised the safety of sworn personnel, citizens and those would merely come to visit the san francisco area." the sheriff movies the union did this because he is up for re-election. >> his politics and my predecessor encountered similar tactics by the same union, the deputy sheriff's union from frankly never or rarely supported him out of the 32 years he ran for office. they only supported him two of the eight times when he was running unopposed and he was an outsider. i am an outsider. they did not support me in 2011 so i am fault surprise the. >> he said he followed the policy as written and is willing to meet with the mayor and the board to discuss and amend the law so everyone is on same page but he supports the idea of a sanctuary city and he doesn't think this finger-p

san francisco building was the longest take over the country. good statements from the leadership in celebrating the ada 25th anniversary and settle radical messages that it doesn't stop here and an exhibit displayed in the north light court called patient no more and it is about the current struggle today. disability right are civil joiths often overlook it but disability advocate squz the organizations represented here raise our aware synchronize. the federal ada is wrun thof most comhensive pieces of legislation and prohibits discriminations and gairen tears people with disabilities the same options as everyone else. like other civil rights laws it isn't given to people like paul tgzs but run through struggle. advocates in the bay area led the way in april 1977 with the 504 occupation and many leaders were at the celebration on wednesday. it has been 25 years since we passed the ada and san francisco made accomplishments in the built environment and in city hall and on the streets, however we have much more to go such as affordable and access

over 70 percent of our san francisco county population are school drop out. chief sursaid keeping a kid in school prevent crimes. most police aufsers know better than most in the room what it takes to prevent crime because they arrest the youth and adults [inaudible] we also know keeping a family house or adult house definitely prevents crime. so what if we took the number in the resolution which proposes adding 283 officer tooz the charter man date and who cost 175 thousand a year per the controllers report and instead commit those dollars to 283 at risk and low income san francisco youth at 175 thousand dollars-i didn't get to finish my sentence so i'm repeat that. instead what if we commit today those do $tooz 283 of most at risk and low income san francisco youth at 175 thousand dollars per year for the life of a average police officers career which is roughly 25-30 years. we insure the young person has a secure home, 3 meals a day, the best education tutoring and enrichment program, guaranteed college tuition and ability to take unpaid internship each su

san francisco market area. we'll have to locate to other cities to find-to be able to sustain their growth and provide jobs to the community. second item i wanted to bring up to your attention is that-can i get additional- >> yes that was early. >> the second item is suppliers. while the construction contractors and supplies [inaudible] we would like to see it separated. there are many small suppliers in san francisco. many of them are minority owned of different ethnicity. it needs to be that the general contractors, the subcontractor usealize the sunchss in order to certified with cmd, a sploier must have a weir house with inventory. if we host inventory and pay all these overhead and not being utilized by the general contractor jz subcontractors that also includes minority contractors. we are talking about all of them. materials should bow bought from smaller businesses, small suppliers out of the city limit. [inaudible] coming in from the outside of the city limit. that is a big challenge for us so we would

if san francisco is no exception. what has been shown is that mental health jails or putting people that suffer from mental illness into jails, actually does not work it would does work is out of custody programs. this report i can provide to you to your offices after this meeting that are not recalling the name of, that showed that even for the low level of nonviolent offenders, as well as those charged with violent crimes, the out of custody mental health programs have been just as likely for both categories. so this sews his effectiveness across the board. one thing to always keep in mind and remember is the racial dynamics are embedded in each of these categories and issue. when we are talking about mental health and we are talking about substance abuse, when we had talked about homelessness and poverty and not being able to afford bail, it is undergirded by the racial dynamics. so, when we want to address these stark disproportionate number of black people in the county jail ,, a people of color, we need to be in

san francisco is one of the most diverse city and proud to tell people i'm a san franciscan's. this will be nob nub this memorial will serve as a good lessen to future generation tooz learn that we all have equal rights tooz live. no one has the roit to commit atrocity against others and tell the victims community, letsd rr forget and go on. >> thank you. thank you very much. next speaker. >> my name is michael wong. i'm from veterans repeat san francisco. i'm also a native san francisco born and raised mpt the comfort woman history is well established by korean, chinese, japanese sources as well as european and filipino and othern. sources. there is no doubt that over 1 or 200 thousand women were forced into sexual slavery by the japanese military and contractors. confronting the truth and openly discussing the past is the best way to avoid repeting the past and together building a better fuper for all people. this statue honors the suffering of innocence and is one step towards closure and moving on to better mutual fuch frr all people. one of the reasons that i'm here is bec

>>jeff bush: san francisco police have a 45 year-old francisco sanchez in custody he was arrested about an hour after the 32 year-old kate was shot and killed while walking with her family on pier 14 it was 630 on wednesday evening in broad daylight police said that her murder makes no sense and it appears to be totally random my understanding is there were no words exchanged between the suspect in the victim the victim said something to her family members but they said she did not feel will chair relies on the cab just second place and she fell to the ground she got a short time later the sources said and sanchez is on probation and taxes and in the country illegally sources say that he has been deported to mexico several times on thursday it divers with the san francisco police department were in the water or from pier 14 looking for clues a diver surface after a box and then went back down a short time when the diver resurface something in that box sources say a possible murder weapon was recovered. >>: it does not appear to be any connection with the victim or the suspect it appears

san francisco, upper 80s. kland in the 90s same for san jose and santa rosa, low 90s by wednesday. so the warmest air mass. seek out ac if your outside for long periods, africa breaks, shade, and drink water and check on the pets, kids and elderly; so the accuweather forecast shows you we're sun-soaked by tomorrow, by tuesday, wednesday, the hot air mass moves up, low 90s. by this the heat begins to ease. by friday the humidity is on the rise. a little less hot by saturday and sun, sunshine and clouds and temperatures. the hot's day on wednesday. >> brutal. thank you, drew. over to colin resch in for shu and sports. how about them giants. >> wow, it's not an odd year right? well we should have been beginning. this doesn't look like an even year or giants team. they're the hottest team in baseball. how the duff man dominated the a's to >>> what a story matt duffy has become 6'2" 170. makes you wonder what he looked like in college. in three years at long beach state he failed to hit a home run. he hit one today.

we are proud in san francisco that the united nations was created in san francisco, an internationality where we celebrate diversity. i would like to introduce the landlord. have we paid our bill question mark ok. mayor lee was not here 70 years ago like some of the people here. [laughter] and there. willie brown. at that time, the mayor, mayor lee, his parents were immigrants from china and lived in seattle. his father fought in world war ii. as a teenager he was a delegate to the national model u.n.. today he -- he has pursued strong leadership. may i present the mayor of the city and counselcil of san francisco, mayor ed lee? [applause] mayor lee: thank you, charlotte. isn't charlotte the most wonderful chief of protocol we have ever had? thank you. thank you, charlotte. before i say welcome, i must tell you that every time i see willie brown's face here at city hall and i look around, these moments, these historical occasions, i am reminded he led the effort to restore our city hall to make sure we had a world-class place for world-class events. thank you, mayor willie brown for

let's get them back where they should be in san francisco, the san francisco warriors. thank you >> thank you >> madam chair, madam director, commissioners. al norman bay view muchant association and we are here in support of the eir for the warriors. we thank everyone [inaudible] for all small business in and out of the area and we support it whole heartedly and support the other associations who are in favor of you passing this eir so we can go ahead and go to work and establish relationships that will benefit everyone associated with this project. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners, john decastro. [inaudible] neighborhood association back about 15 years ago. i'm a 37 year resident of putrailo hill and my biggest concern is significant unu avoidable impact, specifically transportation and transit. those are a mess today and echo the other speaker that suggested you may want to come down there between 4 and 6 in the evening and take a look at the 280 and mare posea interchange, mare poseo and 16th, and 7th street. it is a disaster 4 nights out of

and even though san francisco and california have some of the toughing gun laws we can still do more gaps in the federal and state regulatory oversight on gun and ammunition sales i've requested the city attorney draft legislation that requires the videotaping of an outline all guns and ammunition sales the electronic transmission be transferred to the police department this will fill the gaps at the federal and state levels to keep the neighborhoods save i believe we need to do everything to aid law enforcement if their investigations to keep the communities save first portion requires the videotaping of all ammunition sales within san francisco the videotaping will apply to other critical areas of the premises by evidence where all firms are sold or transferred or carried by evidence industry ways and parking lot no california law requires the requirements only business hours or ammunition sales to provide cameras simply having the videotape will deter people and give the law enforcement from any individual that buys a gun might be able to track a gun purchase if uses in a shooting

and in san francisco, 65.about san francisco and that fog rolling in at the immediate coastline which is still dropping temperatures anywhere from 5 to 6 degrees compared to this time yesterday. fog at the immediately coastline at 6:49 means it's going to have an easy time rolling back in for tomorrow. not only for san francisco and the peninsula but even areas of patchy low clouds down towards the south bay and 62 degrees to start. my coldest temperature for the north bay will be for the north bay and 57. we have a change we've been talking about all week long. no major change with the rainfall. not much of it. but what this area of low pressure will be doing is continuing to push in the humidity right across california. we'll be tracking the possibility of a few storms. but as you're going to see on the radar view right now, most of those storms continue to remain off towards the south near los angeles, also right through the grapevine and right up here through lake tahoe. that's generally the zone it will h

ladies and gentlemen, i've been serving san francisco, the community of san francisco more than 50 years.. 40 of those years are from the first location and 3470 mission st. fortunately, maybe two weeks from now on can be facing some evictions. due to the renting increase, our present rent -- i went to up to 4500. which is we can't afford that. the service we provide budget this is the future not only of services over the united states. so, we take -- i provided with opportunities [inaudible] whenever we can go into we do. i'm good to make -- supervisor combos. beautiful san francisco. we are to keep our eyes open to the crime rate increasing among the youth. now, this tremendous request of the rent going higher and higher. the other one, somebody businesses are forced to leave san francisco were to close their doors forever. i am one of those. i used to go with former mayors of san francisco. i got involved that was my responsibility. i worked hand in hand with mayor --, young guy, of course. the judge was going. i was so proud to see [inaudible] this is what we did for san francisco an

great conditions for the runners. 58 58 degrees in san francisco. 63 in oakland. low 60s in san jose. 62 in livermore. mid 50s in antioch. and we're talking mid to upper 50s for santa rosa and nevado. highs will be cooler for some locations but below average and very comfortable for a lot of locations. 84 is the high in livermore. 83 in antioch. upper 70s in san jose. low 80s in sunnyvale. 71 in san mateo. and we're talking 80s for friends in the north bay. when i come back, we have a lot to talk about. including the gilroy garlic festival. and we'll take a look at your baseball forecast as well as the giants take on the a's this afternoon at around 1:05 today. >>> let's go to some breaking news now. i'm going to talk about a couple traffic alerts that are in place this morning. we'll start with a fatal accident in san francisco. this is actually a fatal accident northbound 101 at sierra point parkway. a fatal accident where investigators are on scene right now. so all lanes are blocked this morning. and the estimated time of opening is unknown according to the chp

this legislation is ultimately about protecting what we love the most about san francisco. it's about protecting those places that matter to most of us as san franciscans. i personally think about what i love about san francisco, for me, a number of things come to mind, but three things i want to highlight today are, one, i love the diversity. the people of san francisco. priestley, i love the natural beauty of this incredible bay area. but i also think that what's so great about san francisco is the unique character of its neighborhoods. the milk used to say san francisco is a city of neighborhoods. we, at san francisco are not a cookie-cutter type of city. were not a city that was full of chain stores. when you look at our neighborhoods we have unique commercial court orders that are made up of small businesses, cafÉs, bars restaurants, nonprofits and retail stores. these are stores that often sell products that are made in san francisco, and i think were very proud of that. our city really, i believe, is the city that it is, the beautiful place in such a top tourist that