commission mayor ed lee is a first asian-american mayor in san francisco please welcome mayor ed lee. >> (clapping). >> thank you alyssa for a timely introduction welcome to san francisco city hall and want to thank you you alyssa and with our work with the city and all the families i want to say over and over again, the theme of our family unification has been a strong principle of this city and certainly when it comes to our failed immigration policies in the country we have maintained this very strong principle for those that have by future or other circumstances come into our borders i want to say thank you to the entire san francisco immigrant legal defense collaborative a number of members are here today government agencies that have also an part of collaborative - two years ago we started this conversation with the country was talking about closing hits e its borders and harshness when it comes to re9th minors with their families we did what san francisco should do we should help we should make life less complicated less harsh, less traumatized so we sat down with the collabor

it generated over $9 billion in san francisco >> 35 percent of viz #2rs coming to san francisco are coming to maus coney. >> 2500 jobs will be created. >> if we didn't do the expansion we would luce $200 million in taxes a year. the conventions they are talking about going other cities with ample [inaudible] and exhibit space and not come to san francisco. >> there is a lot of [inaudible] we are at a point now where our [inaudible] two halve oz the mos connie and think what we desire is one space. >> we are adding space about 200,000 space. we are connecting the two existing north and south exhibition halls that excavate under howard street to increase the largest exhibition space to 1 contig ws space over 500,000 square feet. >> the spot i'm standing in will be inside the lobby. the building will be pushed out to howard street and connected north and south above and under ground. >> when you go on the north our south side you enter into a hall that is divided into major ways >> this is public private partnership. the hotel industry [inaudible] splitting it up of the building. >> since we

san francisco is not against. this the ballot measure will seek to allow the people of san francisco to weigh in. this november. it creates a more independent and autonomy for the office of citizen's complaint by create ago i new authority for the department to perform regular auditing of police departments handling on use of force misconduct. there is initiative now proposition d. one of the criticisms i heard was that it had no teeth. this initiative is in response to that criticism. think the critics will find it has the teeth and strength and oversight that people are looking to see. although the name of occ doesn't drive the function of the department, this particular charter amendment will change the name of the officer citizen's complaint to the department of independent police oversight. we've learned of the preliminary reporting from the blue ribbon nation reviewed the sfpd as well as the district attorney's office and occ. one of the findings was there is no regular auditing function of the police depart

question stand in support of the san francisco youth jobs plus initiative through summer jobs connect today, we share your commitment to our greatest resource our youth like maria and shirley summer jobs connect is a key part of progress to pasta program that was launched since 2014 we made more than $13 million that enables 4 thousand teen for the first employment my first job was as a wefrnd french frirer and made some salty french fries they inspired a bible quote their salter than sodom and gomorrah your jump start with the careers of underserved people in this city that are boston and chicago and dallas and san francisco and miami and new york city saint lose and us now working in a look at branch i work on policies the store for citibank and has fweven me a prospective on the value of not only helping the youth to find summer jobs but giving them what we may consider the 6 skills two basics; right? but really those skills are critical things like how do you use your phone than more than text our friends l o l maybe use your phones to text our bank and consulting communicate with

san francisco government television. >> good afternoon, everybody an welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday, may 24th, 2016. madam clerk, can you please call the roll. >> thank you ma dem president. supervisor avalos, present. president breed present. campos present. cohen present. supervisor farrell, farrell not president. supervisor kim present. supervisor mar present. supervisor peskin. present,. >> present. supervisor tang. tang present. supervisor weiner. present. supervisor yee. president. supervisor farrell, prept. automatic members are present. >> can you please join us for the pledge of a geedges. [recitation of the pledge of allegiance] thank you. are there any chaimgs to the april 19th or the april 20th special budget and finance meeting minutes? seen none. there is a motion? colleagues can we take that without objection? the meeting minutes will be approved after public comment. madam clerk, can you please read the consent agenda. >> one through four comprise the agenda. an eye tomorrow may be removed and considered separately. >> seeing no name

san francisco is not against. this the ballot measure will seek to allow the people of san francisco to weigh in. this november. it creates a more independent and autonomy for the office of citizen's complaint by create ago i new authority for the department to perform regular auditing of police departments handling on use of force misconduct. there is initiative now proposition d. one of the criticisms i heard was that it had no teeth. this initiative is in response to that criticism. think the critics will find it has the teeth and strength and oversight that people are looking to see. although the name of occ doesn't drive the function of the department, this particular charter amendment will change the name of the officer citizen's complaint to the department of independent police oversight. we've learned of the preliminary reporting from the blue ribbon nation reviewed the sfpd as well as the district attorney's office and occ. one of the findings was there is no regular auditing function of the police depart

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san francisco is not against. this the ballot measure will seek to allow the people of san francisco to weigh in. this november. it creates a more independent and autonomy for the office of citizen's complaint by create ago i new authority for the department to perform regular auditing of police departments handling on use of force misconduct. there is initiative now proposition d. one of the criticisms i heard was that it had no teeth. this initiative is in response to that criticism. think the critics will find it has the teeth and strength and oversight that people are looking to see. although the name of occ doesn't drive the function of the department, this particular charter amendment will change the name of the officer citizen's complaint to the department of independent police oversight. we've learned of the preliminary reporting from the blue ribbon nation reviewed the sfpd as well as the district attorney's office and occ. one of the findings was there is no regular auditing function of the police depart

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she left a tremendous marx on san francisco and done more for the city and county of san francisco than people do in a life time and your service is greatly appreciated. i have -there are a few people you meet in life that are as principleed, ethical and responsive to the call of duty that of which you have displayed every day. i had many conversations with carl late into the evening on the weekends, she was always there and made herself available. she was such a humble-is such a humble person. i just want to thank her, she set a example of what strong woman looks like, sounds like and most porntsly acts like and for that i'm forever grateful. >> and i would just add before we finish up with supervisor mar to carla, thank you for your service to city and county of san francisco. i really have had tremendous pleasure work wg carla before i was on the board of supervisors at the african american art and culture complex. we did a major renovation with office of disability. the compassion and support, the involvement they had in hour small center just made me feel like i was important and t

of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> [waiting for translation] >> my name is [inaudible] and i was pofessor of philosophy in the chinese college and during the persecution i my family was destroyed. 1999 my 12 year old son was locked up in 6 labor camps. he was locked up in 4 labor camps and tortureed in all kine of way and northeast china it was very cold and only wore a single layer of clothes and they just bind him up to the board for a long time and also force feeding him with a tube into his stomic. after he was let out of the labor camp finally, he died. then because there is no way to get injustice for my son i have no where to go then i have to print all the material and let the public know what happened to my son and because of that i was arrested and put in the labor camp for 3 and a half years. [inaudible] manage to escape china and bnch before i left my son told me it is so evil here, can we go outside of china. he couldn't. i am able to. i want to let people

was the financial center bart was designed around san francisco to bring workers to san francisco anden a change in silicon valley and others centers and san francisco kept a pretty substantial economic base they didn't see the changes of the other cities but the resurgence and the economic growth and the transportation of the character of the city i think that is a new horizon so not just a service center that was a substantial service center but a new layer of not just technology but amenity and entertainment a big components of what san francisco offering to the region and to the growth and that has come with all kinds of prelims for the city and beyond so i want to flag a couple of components what we're facing and what the tone of that update we've talked about how economic changes we go through circles and periods of economic growth we implement the 2013 it was still kind of on the recovery so the new dynamics are here with the employment growth so san francisco added more than one hundred thousand we compared that to housing san francisco has added substantial housing but it was

comes back to san francisco. this is a map of the couny waters and this is the eye opening for a lot of people if you are not familiar. the county boarders begin at candle stick point and extend to the center the bay. it continues north across the tip of alameda naval air station out to red rock which if you are not familiar with red rock it is the island at the middle of the san rafael richmond bridge. you cross the tip of agile island and cut across to marin county coast line under the golden gate bridge to [inaudible] 3 miles west of there hang a left and go south and come to daly boarder. that is our operational area combined with the airport and waters surrounding the farallon island. we have a lot of assets and think the committee approved the home land security grants to boost our units over the last several years. this is a quick ovview of the vessels and assets we deploy with. our largest vessel is 47 foot coast guard prototype surf rescue boat. this is their primary boat for surf rescues and rescues out

comes back to san francisco. this is a map of the couny waters and this is the eye opening for a lot of people if you are not familiar. the county boarders begin at candle stick point and extend to the center the bay. it continues north across the tip of alameda naval air station out to red rock which if you are not familiar with red rock it is the island at the middle of the san rafael richmond bridge. you cross the tip of agile island and cut across to marin county coast line under the golden gate bridge to [inaudible] 3 miles west of there hang a left and go south and come to daly boarder. that is our operational area combined with the airport and waters surrounding the farallon island. we have a lot of assets and think the committee approved the home land security grants to boost our units over the last several years. this is a quick ovview of the vessels and assets we deploy with. our largest vessel is 47 foot coast guard prototype surf rescue boat. this is their primary boat for surf rescues and rescues out

holds and understand that san francisco as a healthy and robust tourist economy without adding a vaidable traffic congestion and street closures to the daily lives and we are to prioritize the best interest of san franciscans and maybe it's just me. we saw the local [inaudible] out of san francisco beer services and police services as far as l.a. and the 1.4 million that didn't make it into the bottom lines and public works projects and expedited 75 for market street and wi-fi proves and moscone improvements and installation of mta over head line switches and o they required staffing and resources that were essentially rerouted from the work plan and time tables prioritize the national football league a billion dollar kopgzeration and put the city in the red. also not included in the report and this is not a slight on the controller's office are the hundreds of city employees who were encouraged to volunteer to staff the super bowl events instead of serving the general public doing the duty as public servants and the transbay transit center had construction costs were not included in the

[gavel] san francisco san francisco san francisco rules committee rules committee >> i believe was just mailed to supervisors. i'm pleased to submit this letter of support for (unintelligible) candidacy. working as a lone female scientist. doctor (unintelligible) has demonstrated over 40 years of research. special focus on increasing female participation. (unintelligible) an at risk teenage girls have receive mentorship since 2008. has received national geographic explorer -- written extensively about the eucalyptus tree, a tree with importance to our city. honored as a fulbright senior specialist. serving in the california academy of scientist. she's been awarded multiple times for her work. >> supervisor mar: calling dr. loman (sounds like) canopy meg. i wanted to say that to have a pioneer scientists and activist on the urban forrester council will add tremendous depth to the forrester council. i am pleased that she has been appointed and am looking forward to supporting her. >> supervisor tang: thank you supervisor mar. on a personal level have seen doctor -- work at the academy. ha

of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> [waiting for translation] >> my name is [inaudible] and i was pofessor of philosophy in the chinese college and during the persecution i my family was destroyed. 1999 my 12 year old son was locked up in 6 labor camps. he was locked up in 4 labor camps and tortureed in all kine of way and northeast china it was very cold and only wore a single layer of clothes and they just bind him up to the board for a long time and also force feeding him with a tube into his stomic. after he was let out of the labor camp finally, he died. then because there is no way to get injustice for my son i have no where to go then i have to print all the material and let the public know what happened to my son and because of that i was arrested and put in the labor camp for 3 and a half years. [inaudible] manage to escape china and bnch before i left my son told me it is so evil here, can we go outside of china. he couldn't. i am able to. i want to let people

of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> [waiting for translation] >> my name is [inaudible] and i was pofessor of philosophy in the chinese college and during the persecution i my family was destroyed. 1999 my 12 year old son was locked up in 6 labor camps. he was locked up in 4 labor camps and tortureed in all kine of way and northeast china it was very cold and only wore a single layer of clothes and they just bind him up to the board for a long time and also force feeding him with a tube into his stomic. after he was let out of the labor camp finally, he died. then because there is no way to get injustice for my son i have no where to go then i have to print all the material and let the public know what happened to my son and because of that i was arrested and put in the labor camp for 3 and a half years. [inaudible] manage to escape china and bnch before i left my son told me it is so evil here, can we go outside of china. he couldn't. i am able to. i want to let people

built between 2000 and 2012 what you can't afford a million will home you're not alone in response san francisco mayor ed lee has set a goal of creating thirty thousand now e-mails homes by the year 2020 most will be in outreach of the san franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway >> good afternoon and welcome to the local agency formation commission of san francisco board of supervisors. today is may 20, 2016. this is john avalos, joined by cynthia crews and david campos. todays clerk is alisa samara. >> silence cell phones and electroning devices. speaker cards should be submit today the clerk. >> like to announce and thank sfgtv staff broadcasting the meeting, jim smith and phil jackson. we don't have to do roll call, right? >> no, you stated who is here. >> we are

or portland and san francisco but san francisco is definitely on the cutting-edge of the coffee sceneromance in coffee is surrounds the sourcing of that and thinking about where it came from and how and coffee is wonderful. >> i know for a fact i was born to make coffee. i have a notice from the dad let the life i live speak for me and let's have a cup of coffee and talk about it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the board of supervisors for tuesday, may 3, 2016 will begin shortly. >>

i am proud to play it, we are from san francisco. we are going to play that piece no matter where we are. (clapping.) the airport it where i know to mind visions of traffic romance and excitement and gourmet can you limousine we're at san francisco inspirational airport to discover the award-winning concession that conspiracies us around the world. sfo serves are more 40 million travelers a year and a lot of the them are hungry there's many restaurant and nearly all are restaurant and cafe that's right even the airport is a diane designation. so tell me a little bit the food program at sfo and what makes this so special >> well, we have a we have food and beverage program at sfo we trivia important the sustainable organic produce and our objective to be a nonterminal and bring in the best food of san francisco for our passengers. >> i like this it's is (inaudible) i thank my parents for bringing me here. >> this the definitely better than the la airport one thousand times better than. >> i have a double knees burger with bacon. >> i

we need to fire chief sur, and keep san francisco the way that people see san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon, thank you so much for being here. i know there is an emergency in the city that is paramount. quickly, i ask that you wouldn't mind to continue this, we would like to hear your comments thoroughly. and briefly this, is an issue that is not -- it's not only the mayor's office of housing to address these issues. it's the process of the developer providing this product, this bmr product, and how accessible and how accountable they are and fair in the process. and that's what we want to emphasize. and community groups such as ours want to be sure that we are there for everyone to have access, through the pre-application process and all the way to interviewed, and when they are chosen for the lottery, to be sure they aren't evicted prematurely for reasons that could be easily fixable. and again i hope that you can maybe continue for a couple of weeks and talk about if and strategize. but most important we would like a way to give concrete information, and for

privilege for those in exchange for modest housing commitments well below our local standards here in san francisco. in the midst of this housing crisis that continues to impact thousands of san franciscans and californians. governor brown released his budget on friday and allocated a grand total of nothing in new housing funds. he opposed the $1.3 billion assembly affordable heable housing plan by our david chu keeping money in the rainy day fund and putting forth an as you ever right development plan that would have applied to every project in san francisco and is in essence a give way to developers. especially concerning is the provision that market rate projects with 10% inclusionary and 20% affordability in other areas be given a complete pass on local development and planning controls. ld i'm introducing a resolution today building on our unanimous approval with regard to the ab 2522 resolution and asking our state legislative delegation to oppose the government's as of right trailing bill. i wancht to thank the supervises for their cosponsorship and ask for your support as we work to ensure

this is one of the things the secretary of state now, when we have the statewide system going to san francisco county and going to san mateo can we have the option for the same day reggie know that is forecast down the path i understand the stairts is looking at we didn't reference that but we remember looking at the bigger picture not just about tuesday but saturday with the new voting system the city is looking at doing an open sour system you can have thirty days of early voting not just saturday but citywide in voting - there are potentials there but you once again we need a new system before we can do that. >> great that would be interesting so sort of see what is possible on the state and local level the last question i have is this is something you learn already but how would outreach by the department of elections impact the voter turnout in san francisco it is interesting to know that their education and outreach efforts and i know you talked about community-based organizations and campaigns but i'll be interested to know like a public service what we can do within the city of san fra

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barely 60 at the coast, you will need the sunglasses tonight, downtown san francisco is 64 degrees. fael is 64, down from 90 yesterday. mainly 70 to 75, and 65 to 68 long the east bay shore and 73 in san ramon, and 80s lingering around antioch and brentwood and discovery bay. not even cooler than this morning, and storm-impact scale shows we are going to be light with showers possible friday and saturday, and most areas are his than quarter-inch with a slight chance of lightning and thunder. at 11:00 tomorrow, through action the best chance across the north bay, and interest, say, slay now, and on saturday, we wake up with drizzle and scattered showers during the afternoon hours. my seven-day forecast shows trillion be coolest on saturday, at 50 and 60s and breezy again, and still start to warm up a little bit on sunday. >> from sausalito up and over the waldo grade through the remember bin williams tunnel it is smooth sailing, and that is what we like to see, a nice ride across the golden gate bridge this morning, and a couple of problem spots in castro valley, this is on the surfac

a san francisco cyclist is recovering just days after a san francisco police officer hit him with his this is *new dash cam video from a car in the area at the time. which shows us part of the collision. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with the victim, who says he has no ill-will towards the officer. but is still considering legal action. sot- "how are you doing? uh, could be better, could be worse." >> reporter:a bit banged up. sot- "basically a shin injury and a back injury with a bone and a couple of ribs are either bruised or semi-fractured." >> reporter:timothy doyle says it might be a while before he can ride his bike again pain- free. and, this dash cam video of the crash captured by a passerby thursday evening shows you why. headed south on second street towards mission street, you can clearly see doyle riding in the designated green bike lane. when the officer riding in front of him first merged into the right turn lane, then suddenly veered left. sot- "i could see him pulling out and i could see the car didn't see me, and he was right there and it was just smash." >> repor

hello, i'm vanessa i'm a neighbor representative for landmarking the tree an cook street san francisco we as a communities are here to support the urban forestry council 9 to two vote and present to you why we believe this tree is worthy of landmarking as you may know and we're learned the board of supervisors approved the ordinance in 1995 for the landmarking of special trees in san francisco in 2006 it was sported and the board passed a resolution for the implementation to guide did landmarking process those order the tree the way is it so evaluated the urban forestry voted 9 to two, that the cook street pine and recommended to the board of supervisors that be landmarked today, we would like to present the same information to the urban forestry the same presented to the urban forestry council as those trees - this tree meets the criteria for the attributes and little historic significance we hope you'll enforce this meets the criteria and the san francisco law the ordinance that was written by a supervisor who we agree it deserves to be landmarked thank you very much. >> thank you, v

and so, in having grownup in san francisco. i can speak that it is difficult to see many businesses go out. and i have had actually gone to many businesses who have spoken. i can't imagine them not being there, thank you so much for continuing to push this through. >> thank you for being one of the only independent gas stations in the city. >> good morning, i am owner of henry's house of coffee, on eighth street. i am a third generation coffee brewster. my father purchased the business in 1965. i am in a unique situation that we own the building and lucky not to face the problems that many others are facing. i am here to support them and i hope you consider one of us as a legacy business in outer sunset. thank you. >> good morning, thank you supervisors and thank you to all the groups that came here to speak today. i am kelly, i am with the northern california community loan fund, and here to speak in support of implementation and the legacy business fund. for the last two years providing for nonprofits to expand, and negotiate

free city college is just one of the way that we can work to protect san francisco for san franciscoens. we hope you'll join us in november to fight to make this a reality. i look forward to november 8th that we can announce san francisco will be the first in the nation to make community college free for all our residents put us at the forefront of building more equity and affordability here in this country. the rest i split. >> thank you. supervisor mar. >> thank you. colleagues, i wanted to first say that i'm applauding our senior and disability advocate organization the dignity fund owe lition for working for several years with supervisor croween, supervisor ye and avalos and campos in putting forward what i spheel an historic piece of legislation that when passed by voters in november will make sure that our city can claim being an aging friendly city for the future. some of you know that supervisor yee is probably the lone senior on our body. i will be a senior in a couple of years as well. and i think it's not just the 200,000 seniors and people with disabilities that we're talkin

same deal for the coastline and san francisco. may see pop-up showers by noon and this evening things clear out and we will eventually see in this dry out for tomorrow few areas of drizzle but by the afternoon they will see more sunshine tomorrow but still stay chilly. again, not much. this is a computer estimate of how much we're thinking over the next 12 to 24 hours and only gives us about maybe a tenth of an inch at most. not a huge rainmaker. you will notice the cloud cover will be with us. we're also tracking more snow believe it or not. they picked up a foot of snow yesterday in tahoe, king veil another couple inches through the day today. not a huge snow maker, at least now that we've gotten into this back end of the system. so as this thing continues to make its way out of the region another passing shower on and off through the day and tomorrow may break out into sunshine. monday another chance of rain across higher elevation, same for the north bay, after monday things will start to clear out. we have another trough to o

and so, in having grownup in san francisco. i can speak that it is difficult to see many businesses go out. and i have had actually gone to many businesses who have spoken. i can't imagine them not being there, thank you so much for continuing to push this through. >> thank you for being one of the only independent gas stations in the city. >> good morning, i am owner of henry's house of coffee, on eighth street. i am a third generation coffee brewster. my father purchased the business in 1965. i am in a unique situation that we own the building and lucky not to face the problems that many others are facing. i am here to support them and i hope you consider one of us as a legacy business in outer sunset. thank you. >> good morning, thank you supervisors and thank you to all the groups that came here to speak today. i am kelly, i am with the northern california community loan fund, and here to speak in support of implementation and the legacy business fund. for the last two years providing for nonprofits to expand, and negotiate

in san francisco. so more than anything, this ordinance before us is updating our sanctuary city political and due process for all ordinance to meet changes that have been made in federal immigration enforcement. up to last year the main enforcement through i.c.e. was changed to the -- providing letters that asked local law enforcement agencies and sheriff's department with a voluntary request to hold people past their release date up to 48 hours for ice to pick up and the new program is to notify i.c.e. when a person is to be released there custody. for the immigrant community it's the same outcome, that people could be turned over to i.c.e. and to be closing a loophole. this also removes obsolete outdated language from the original sanctuary city ordinance. it was language that was amended in 1993. and that language is no longer necessary, but what that language did is lower the bar completely for how local law enforcement could coordinate with i.c.e. and removing that language to have the most recent

of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> [waiting for translation] >> my name is [inaudible] and i was pofessor of philosophy in the chinese college and during the persecution i my family was destroyed. 1999 my 12 year old son was locked up in 6 labor camps. he was locked up in 4 labor camps and tortureed in all kine of way and northeast china it was very cold and only wore a single layer of clothes and they just bind him up to the board for a long time and also force feeding him with a tube into his stomic. after he was let out of the labor camp finally, he died. then because there is no way to get injustice for my son i have no where to go then i have to print all the material and let the public know what happened to my son and because of that i was arrested and put in the labor camp for 3 and a half years. [inaudible] manage to escape china and bnch before i left my son told me it is so evil here, can we go outside of china. he couldn't. i am able to. i want to let people

our temperatures are in the 50s across the board from san francisco to santa rosa. s in the region tomorrow will push to the low to mid 60s. a few spots will make it to the high 60s like hayward at 67 degrees. same for san jose. a chance for showers just tomorrow and then we dry out. then we have a cry drive pattern setting up. >>> our sports directer is here, talking baseball. >> just listen tight and i'll entertain you for a few minutes. giants at rockies. san francisco's starting pitchers haven't been so hot. they had bumgarner on the hill though. their ace, 10 strikeouts in 7 innings. happy birthday to the greatest of all time, mr. wilicious e mays, and then the game begins. it was not a birthday celebration. the rockies got 4 runs before bumgarner started to cook. it looked like it would be another long night for the giants. then they started to get a little sloppy here. maddsonson bumgarner struggling, but then he got it going. brandon crawford in the 2enedened hits a 3 run homer, and back come the giants. 4-4 in the 5th inning. hadn't hunter pence go os back t

of san francisco small business owners. i would like to welcome at this time the president of the small business commission mark dwight to provide opening remarks. mr. dwight, thank you for being here. >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors. as supervisor breed mentions i'm mark dwight president of the small business commission. and i'm a small business owner here in san francisco. it is an honor to be here today to help recognize the contribution of small businesses as e as part of small business week 2016. small business week is a collaboration among our city government specifically the office of economic and workforce development and the office of small business. the san francisco chamber of commerce and the federal small business administration. i'd like to acknowledge the small business administration district director mark quinn. my fellow commissioners steve adams, irene yee ryley. kathleen duly. paul sar caiz yum and marianne zakunis and karen colombo of the chamber of commerce. san francisco launched small busine

we need to fire chief sur, and keep san francisco the way that people see san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon, thank you so much for being here. i know there is an emergency in the city that is paramount. quickly, i ask that you wouldn't mind to continue this, we would like to hear your comments thoroughly. and briefly this, is an issue that is not -- it's not only the mayor's office of housing to address these issues. it's the process of the developer providing this product, this bmr product, and how accessible and how accountable they are and fair in the process. and that's what we want to emphasize. and community groups such as ours want to be sure that we are there for everyone to have access, through the pre-application process and all the way to interviewed, and when they are chosen for the lottery, to be sure they aren't evicted prematurely for reasons that could be easily fixable. and again i hope that you can maybe continue for a couple of weeks and talk about if and strategize. but most important we would like a way to give concrete information, and for

i hope you learn a lot on your visit and welcome you to come back to the san francisco. [speaking chinese]. >> [speaking chinese] >> okay, with that colleagues now we'll go to approval of meeting minutes. any changes to our april 12, 2016 board meeting minutes? seeing none, 23 if we can have a motion >> student adopt the minutes. motion by supervisor mar and second by farrell and accept those minutes will be approved after public comment. madam clerk read the consent agenda. >> item 1-4 are consent. a item may be considered separately. >> colleagues anyone like to sever any items from the consent agenda? seeing none. >> items 1-4. tang, aye. wiener, aye. yee, aye. avalos, aye. breed, aye. campos, aye. cohen, aye. farrell, aye. kim, aye. mar, aye. peskin, aye. there are 11 aye >> the items for finally passed unanimously. >> item 5, ordinance to amend the administrative code to require prepackaged food and beverages in vendee machines on city property meet standards and calorie labeled requirements as well as oretd requirements. >> do a roll call. >> item 5, tang, aye. wie

around 6 is to 64 along the coast and downtown, san francisco, 67, south san francisco, 69 and in betweensausalito at 68, 76 in petaluma and santa rosa and calistoga and cloverdale around 80 to 81 and along the east bay shore at 74 berkeley, to fremont at 79 and inland castro valley, 80, and all of 80s, 81 in san ramon and antioch at 86. tonight, in the upper 40s to mid-50s, nice overnight and tomorrow is the warm of the high and maybe up to 90 in antioch. look at the dramatic drop, on friday, temperatures are cooling all the way through the welcome. we will take you to the sunol grade with an update on the crash southbound 680, there for a while and you can see the traffic is slowing southbound as you make director way through pleasanton and reaching the dublin interchange were we check identity the drive ties for you, as well, in the next report. bay bridge toll plaza shows the crash earlier in the fast track rain as they cleared it to the parking lot, so, it did not cause a big jam but the remark is backed up beyond the 880 overcrossing with normal delays and over to the richmond-san r

san franciscos right to have a voice shaping their neighborhoods. to end unfair business practices which disadvantage competitors who play by the rule jz penalties that are commensurate and sufficient to detrer would be laws in the future. i'm conclude saying how thankful i am with the lawyers. i'm grateful the effort and patient of zoning administrator scott sanchez, to the planning department and to our planning commission. i'm grateful to aaron peskin who includes many san franciscos properties where aau is flout thg law for leadership and hard work over the years and to to scott wiener who pushed legislation to design to limit the aau's ability to flout san francisco's zonejug land use laws. before i take any questions i like supervisor peskin and when supervisor wiener can join us to say a few words. >> thank you city attorney, i'm here to commend the city attorney and staff for finally bringing this action. we have been waiting patiently perhaps two patiently for over a decades. this is disproportioninately impacted the northeast corner othe c

a big array of sunshine just in case. >>> sunshine to start, mostly clear skies in san francisco, but true just south along the peninsula, blue skies over the golden gate, 61 in concord, 59 in san jose and 51 in santa rosa. we do have a marine layer, low clouds over the san mateo coastline, peninsula and through the south day. and if you are socked in with fog, gray skies will soon see sunshine, and the clouds will pull back throughout the day. everyone will get sunshine and more so through the work week as temperatures increased. low clouds to start, and you could see patchy fog and drizzle along the san mateo coast. most of us will see clear skies early in the day, afternoon clearing and breezy later on in the day in your full forecast coming up. >>> star wars creator george lucas may end up building is long sought after museum in san francisco, a renewed interest in returning to san francisco after the billed in chicago becomes bogged down in legal and political challenges. san francisco mayor ed lee says he is talking to the city about building the museum on treasure island. >> he

comes back to san francisco. this is a map of the couny waters and this is the eye opening for a lot of people if you are not familiar. the county boarders begin at candle stick point and extend to the center the bay. it continues north across the tip of alameda naval air station out to red rock which if you are not familiar with red rock it is the island at the middle of the san rafael richmond bridge. you cross the tip of agile island and cut across to marin county coast line under the golden gate bridge to [inaudible] 3 miles west of there hang a left and go south and come to daly boarder. that is our operational area combined with the airport and waters surrounding the farallon island. we have a lot of assets and think the committee approved the home land security grants to boost our units over the last several years. this is a quick ovview of the vessels and assets we deploy with. our largest vessel is 47 foot coast guard prototype surf rescue boat. this is their primary boat for surf rescues and rescues out

we had 71 in san jose and 63 in san francisco. by this afternoon as the fog lingered at the coastline, we were able to get hotter temperatures inland as the fog was not strong enough to push throughout the intervallies. 78 in san jose at 3:00 and 59 in san francisco. a fairly typical contrast. you can see across san francisco, 59. east bay at 79. south bay at 77. as we head through tomorrow morning, we'll continue to see clouds come back. best chance of fog will be in san francisco, also the peninsula. we have high pressure just off shore right now. that's going to continue to control the weather for the most part here as we head through tomorrow's forecast. but there is still going to be the contrast setting up at the immediate coastline. this area of high pressure has a lot of hot air associated with it. it's not strong enough to battle the cooler wind at the immediate coastline. so without staying in place, we're in for another day tomorrow. with these microclimate extremes. let's take you into that microclimate forecast and you

conductor: aseguran que pretenda discriminatorias a la policÍa de san francisco.conductor: un grupo de periodistas asegura haber sido agredido por un grupo de alguaciles de san francisco. conductor: la incidencia de diabetes es elevada entre hispanos y pacientes de escasos recursos recurren al mercado negro para conseguir sus medicinas. conductor: lo que no saben es que esto puede llevarlos a la cÁrcel. no se pierda la secciÓn salud. leÓn: hace algunas horas dieron a conocer los resultados de investigaciÓn sobre las prÁcticas discriminatorias del policÍa de san francisco contra las minorÍas. marÍa leticia: la investigaciÓn fue a raÍz de mensajes con contenido racista que intercambiaron los agentes del orden. reportero: segÚn la policÍa hay varias problemas incluido la falta de teorÍa a a manos de una agencia externa. los resultados indican que le falta tal parece que algunos oficiales detienen y revisan desproporcionadamente a minorÍas. >> llegamos a policÍas que debe ser metrologÍa respetÓ la gente, algunas veces restan ciento normativo. reportera: estuvo a cargo

welcome everybody to the cable car barn of san francisco hosted by local 255 a of san francisco! thank you! in the men and women are so lucky because they work in a great city and proud of their job and get to put this carbol car out every single day for peoples enjoyment. they will be proud to do that. happy 85 birthday willie mays! we are here to honor the greatest athlete in america and let me give you a snap shot. i know [inaudible] went through some of it but there is other data i love to have and it is when i think about giant, i love the data and stats. rookie of the year. remember those days, willie? two time most valuable player. 24 time all star. world searings champion. 660 home runs! hall of famer and of course when everybody gets on this cable car they will say, where is the catch? ! he was a legendary baseball player for sure but know willie mays is much more than that. his connection to san francisco goes way beyaunds the baseball diamond. as a civil right leader he paved a way in the really many time said during the social upheaval happening in the united states w

look at the scaffolding that fell yesterday in san francisco caused by the wind. no one was hurt. this morning, though, the commute could be impacted by this. we have high wind advisories on several bridges, including the bay bridge, benicia bridge and san mateo and a small craft advisory if you take ferry. we know shortly what flights will be impacted and we will bring you the updates. >> police chief suhr is out. today is the first day the acting chief is in charge of the san francisco police department and now there is a push for a sent for the next chief. search for the new chief, san francisco police department has locked outside their rank for a new chief in the past including in 2009 with the outside hire of a chief in mesa, arizona when he was recruited. police chief suhr was from internal but now it is thought an external search is needed. all the city is not safe in all cities can not trust the police department. the police need a new leader now. >> the 26-year veteran of the san francisco police department has been given the helm until a new permanent chief can be found.

upper 60s to low 70s around san francisco. mid 80s to the north bay. look at pleasanton, livermore and concord. we'll see a chance of numbers in the 90s today. look at san jose. numbers in the mid to upper 80s. friday probably the hottest day of the week. especially when you take into account pleasanton monday and tuesday. average high should be 65. most of this week upper 60s to low 70s. >>> coming up, a soccer star rescued from kidnappers in me mexico. >> honoring veterans and asking for votes. what the presidential candidates are up to this memorial day. a live report from washington, d.c. the presidential candidates are honoring veterans and making their final dash to the finish line in. =la/ >>> presidential candidates honors veterans day making their final dash to the finish line. >> tracie potts live from washington this morning with the latest on the race for the white house. good morning, tracy. >> good morning, everyone. let's start with bernie sanders who will be in oakland today if he continues to push to win california. hillary clinton back

overall nice out of oakland into san francisco. into san francisco, you shouldn't have any problems on 101 or 280. keep in mind bay to breakers is hang on saturday starts at howard and main and ends at the great highway and lincoln right at ocean beach. closures along the way busy with lots of people in san francisco so plan for that. right now again though 101, 280 extension and 80 looking good in and out of san francisco. if you have an early-morning flight at sfo not bad traffic is light off to a good start along 101, along the peninsula, 92 to the 80 split about 18 to 19 minutes if you are headed into san francisco. that's a look at your morning drive. >> so it's really amazing bay to breakers first called cross- city race and it was developed because of the great earthquake in 1906. it was a way to raise the spirits here in the bay area. and they had like 187 runners for the very first one, 104 years ago. we are expecting 50,000 runners this sunday. good morning, everyone. hey, before you run out the door, this guy right here

a number of the san francisco stakeholders spoke at that workshop. we are expecting soon a workshort report to be issued, that is pending and told it is imminent. we also spect there will be a comment period that will involve procedures. that is all i have so if you have any questions or relate d to the outreach effort. >> i have a question, where can i get more of these? we had a special question at question time last week, the big giant pumpkin ball we set up to the mayor to knock out of the board chamber and didn't quite do it, so i think we really making sure that at least from the mayors office as well we are getting the kind of outreach and viberancy robustness for a outreach program that wasn't indicated by his answering at question time. >> sure, charles new title today, i'm acting communication director for sfpuc but still overseeing communication and outreach for the clean powersf program. to your point on the mayor, last week or two weeks ago we work would the mayors office on a national cmcbc news story about san francisco clean energy go