thank you, chair campos and i want to thank you for quour co-sponsor ship along with supervisor scott weiner, this is a hearing to review what the city is doing to provide sensitivity training for the city employees and contractors who interact with lesbian, lgbtqq. this goes back to the 90s when the youth commission and the human rights commission have hearing in response to committee stories about the youth who access the health services in the city experiencing discrimination, and even some cases violence. and these hearings led to the adoption of the chapter 12 m of the code requiring the sensitivity training for youth serving the city departments and employees and contractors, however, chapter 12 n, does not specify for maintaining compliance with training requirement and enforce naturally there is little effort to implement these trainings. and there are a number of indicators of the out needing need for competence and compassionate services for the youth. perhaps the most sobering is the data from the school district on the increase risk of suicide among the lgbtq students, 35.5 perce

people just didn't care. >> supervisor scott weiner legislation could go before the full board for a vote next wee week. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> investigators now lack ing into what caused a small grass fire in east san jose this afternoon. we were overhead as crew ballots the fire that broke out near happy hallow park and zoo. they kept the fire to just a few acres. >> nearly 3000 people force to evacuate because of wildfire north of los angeles return to their homes. it's 40 percent contained. 5 day old fire destroyed or damaged more than a dozen homes and charred more than 46 square miles. just a huge blaze. >> that fire may have forced this bear to go looking for food. flames are about half an hour from this golf course in granada hills that has to be briefly evacuated when the bear came out of the hills and wandered around like this. bear eventually tranquilize and returned to the wilderness. not big bear but nonetheless they can be dangerous. especially when looking for food. okay. >> come back up here to talk about the weather forecast. sandy is in for

thank you, chair campos and i want to thank you for quour co-sponsor ship along with supervisor scott weiner, this is a hearing to review what the city is doing to provide sensitivity training for the city employees and contractors

wonderful water front, that is wonderful to be here with lieutenant government, newsom or chiu and scott weiner i saw him here as well and our city attorney and the director of the port and our treasurer, here as well. and of course, the exporatorium team of dennis bartel george, and dr. rob semp er all here today on this momentus occasion, thank you everyone, our port commissioners here as well are here too. and i want to just make sure that everybody remembers that it was in 2006, that lieutenant governor made a promise made a promise that san francisco would rebuild a world class state of the art facility, that would expand our capacity to educate, and to inspire the curiosity of children, young and old from all around the world. and today, we are delivering on that promise. as we celebrate the reopening of our exporatorium, one of our city's treasured education and cultural institutions for over 40 years. where else in the world would you have our children and our families experience over 1,000 interactive exhibits that explore, biology, physics, listening, cognitive, perception and social

going to be seeing kids who are coming out of these doors who are going to be the next supervisor scott weiner, and our next lieutenant governor, there is going to be some 8-year-old chinese boy who is going to walk out of here and be the next ed lee, once he figures out how to grow a mustache. >> and with that, it is my honor to lay on the fifth ring and this is a ring that honors our city's innovation. what makes our city so special, is that we are forever inventing ourselves. we are forever thinking about not only who we are, but who we can be. whether it be our tech start ups our healthcare researchers and manufacturers, a artists or poets or pioneers we are innovating when it comes to arts and science and today we honor the exporatorium who represents and only an san francisco institution that is continuing these tradition and so i am honored to add the fifth ring that will rule them all. that represents the makers and inventers that provide the exhibits, the programs and the experiences not just for this museum but really represents the very, very best of who we are as a city in our 21st

control and spiraling downward and the report that we submitted before the board of supervisors and scott weiner shows is that the service is absolutely atrocious and you will have to do something and it does not (inaudible) you have to get administrative operations in order they have been out of order for i don't know how many years. and stop spending the money on muni projects like a transit project instead of paying consultants and putting in more buses and drivers. >> thank you. >> osterberg, and mary mcchoir and howard wong. >> i am here today to speak to you because i love north beach. i have lived at what we are now calling ground zero, for 48 years. and is this unneeded project goes ahead as planned, my quality of life will take another nose dive and i strongly believe that it will end as a place to live. the two residential buildings at the intersection, were both build in 1907. a magnificent russian church adorned the site of the old theater building that is going to be demolished, before the 1906 earthquake. and of course, washington square one of the three oldest parks is across colu

measure by supervisor scott weiner says foot trucks mu mus be 57 feet from existing restaurants. new guidelines also allow trucks to park closer to schools and to operate on college campuses. he says the legislation is the result of two years of negotiations between the food truck industry, brick and mortar restaurants and others. >> eric: now a check on the forecast with summer a few days away. >> that's right. a nice comfortable calm day. seeing windier conditions, especially around the embarcadero. you can see the flags flying in the breeze. by 7:00 a.m., coastal fog, 58 will be high for inland areas. 56 around the bay and 48 around the coast. come noontime, we are going to be seeing breezier conditions and mild temperatures. lunchtime, peel off a sweater, 73 degrees high inland. it warms up by 4:00 p.m. and cools back down for the evening hours. here is a look right now at our next few days. we can expect temperatures warming up tomorrow and friday and nice and warm on saturday. >> as we look what is happening on the roads, we do have a two-car crash, along northbound 280. it

supervisor scott weiner said the new rules were needed to allow brick and mortar restaurants and food trucks to thrive. >>> the city council is tightening up rules on firearm sales. it's a vote we were following last night. the council approved the new ordinance. it requires public hearing before stores that sell guns can open up. there has to be a permit from the police department. the permits must be reviewed annually. there is currently one gun store in the city. >> pretty cool out there today. below average temperatures for many. let's look at the reason for that. that's up in the puget sound area up near the pacific northwest. that pressure center is creating rain and issues up in northern california and southern oregon. for us, a few clouds and a cooler environment. that's where the winds came from as the pressure system came to the north of it us. it increased on shore winds. winds are strong. 17 miles per hour right now. that's sustained. fairfield is blowing 20 miles per hour sustained out of the west. it was blowing stronger than that this afternoon. the airport, san francis

supervisor scott weiner said the new rules were needed to allow brick and mortar restaurants and foodrucks to thrive. >>> the city council is tightening up rules on firearm sales. it's a vote we were following last night. the council approved the new ordinance. it requires public hearing before stores that sell guns can open up. there has to be a permit from the police department. the permits must be reviewed annually. there is currently one gun store in the city. >> pretty cool out there today. below average temperatures for many. let's look at the reason for that. that's up in the puget sound area up near the pacific northwest. that pressure center is creating rain and issues up in northern california and southern oregon. for us, a few clouds and a cooler environment. that's where the winds came from as the pressure system came to the north of it us. it increased on shore winds. winds are strong. 17 miles per hour right now. that's sustained. fairfield is blowing 20 miles per hour sustained out of the west. it was blowing stronger than that this afternoon. the airport, san francisco