but i have to give a shout out here to supervisor scott weiner who is been a champion of this. they came for the his vision really well before we even watched by jeff. thank you very much scott. and thank the entire team. thank you mayor lee and thank you for, for your investment and your vision. >>[applause] >> all right. well it's be powerful when you have san jose and you have berkeley and san francisco all working together. that is pretty amazing. to round it off, i would love to introduce the chairman of the metropolitan transportation commission and that is dave cortez the. [sp?] dave? >>[applause] >> well, thank you very much. earlier this morning mayor ricardo and i were talking about the fact that if you keep for testing a feature based on what you've done in the past you continue to get the same problems that we created in the past good in this case, ford is not doing that. ford is changing the future. metropolitan transportation commission is changing the future and motivated changing the future not depending on the old ways of the past. so thank you so much and thin

. >> san francisco supervisor scott weiner will introduce legislation to prevent the city from doingness with any state that has anti-lgbt laws such as north carolina and mississippi. he wrote an editorial in the san francisco examplen are saying it prohibits san francisco from spending money in those states for contractors and paying to travel. >> they sparked outrage from the leg community pore pass laws banning people from using pug back rooms that did not correspond with the gender indicated on birth certificates >> arab is rolling identity an ad campaign in san francisco to show how most hosts are regular people making ends meet. all the "san francisco chronicle" reports they are spending close to $1 million on a two month radio ad campaign with although residents who say they rely on the extra income from vacation rentals. critics argue it is contributing to the housing crisis by taking rental properties off the market. >>ally post is paying workers in san francisco $95,000 to settle allegations of chick leave violations, affecting more than a thousand employees and details are

>>supervisor scott weiner: thank you. today i'm introducing legislation that is part two of legislation that i authored and the board unanimously passed this year. the solar rooftop mandate. you will recall that the legislation requires that for buildings between one and 10 stories, the roof tops must be covered by solar panels. this is a first step in the future for the city to adopt this requirement. the other part of the legislation is that we initially intended to combine the 2 pieces of legislation and for a variety of reasons, we split it into two. this particular legislation will allow the solar rooftop requirements to allow for a green roof instead. the solar roof requirement requires that 15% be covered by solar panels. this legislation allows that instead of the solar panels, that 30% of the rooftop can be covered with a green roof. we expect that many of the developers will have a combination of solar and green roof tops. green roof tops are an in incredibly important piece of viable sustainment in the future i

morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority monthly meeting, i'm scott weiner the share of the authority, would you call the roll?

morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority monthly meeting, i'm scott weinerthe authority, would you call the roll? commissioner avalos? >> present. >> breed? here. >> campos? >> absent. >> coen? >> present. >> farrell? >> ab scent. >> kim. >> here. >> peskin >> present. >> tang, present. >> weiner present, commissioner yee? yee is absent and we have the quorum. >> okay, we will go to the chair's report, colleagues i would like to again by reporting that our transportation charter amendment revenue measure and proposed sales tax increase have been placed on the ballot as propation jand k. each one requires a majority vote of the voters to pass during the summer, contra and santa clara also put on to sales tax on the ballot. in addition to bart's regional bond measure is on the ballot and all three part counties, san francisco, alamena and contra costa and the city of oakland, and ac transit are also going to the voters to approve local measures all of these measures are needed to be part of the streets and transit systems continue to require repair and vinestm

morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority monthly meeting, i'm scott weiner share of the authority, would you call the roll? commissioner avalos? >> present. >> breed? here. >> campos? >> absent. >> coen? >> present. >> farrell? >> ab scent. >> kim. >> here. >> peskin >> present. >> tang, present. >> weiner present, commissioner yee? yee is absent and we have the quorum. >> okay, we will go to the chair's report, colleagues i would like to again by reporting that our transportation charter amendment revenue measure and proposed sales tax increase have been placed on the ballot as propation jand k. each one requires a majority vote of the voters to pass during the summer, contra and santa clara also put on to sales tax on the ballot. in addition to bart's regional bond measure is on the ballot and all three part counties, san francisco, alamena and contra costa and the city of oakland, and ac transit are also going to the voters to approve local measures all of these measures are needed to be part of the streets and transit systems continue to require repair a

[applause] >>[photograph] >>okay next up we have two more commendations and next up supervisor scott weiner>>thank you. i just want to make sure that my commendations are coming up. so colleagues today i am honoring mike bravado and we are honoring theecology and typically you hear that the trucks are too loud and we are always working with those needs but recently i had worked with some constituents and they came forward and said that the guy you collects our garbage and our recycling is really good and you should acknowledge him. so that's what i'm doing today. mike has worked for ecology for the last 20 years and they have served over 3400 customers in the castro. he served as an on work trainer for recology the castro is not using this neighborhood to keep it clean and there is a lot of work that goes into trying to keep the neighborhood clean so mike, thank you for your work and i know i'm speaking for my constituents. they are huge fans of yours and i think you for your service. do you want to say something? feel free. >>i just want to say thank you very much. i appreciate being recog

[applause] >>[photograph] >>okay next up we have two more commendations and next up supervisor scott weiner>>thank you. i just want to make sure that my commendations are coming up. so colleagues today i am honoring mike bravado and we are honoring theecology and typically you hear that the trucks are too loud and we are always working with those needs but recently i had worked with some constituents and they came forward and said that the guy you collects our garbage and our recycling is really good and you should acknowledge him. so that's what i'm doing today. mike has worked for ecology for the last 20 years and they have served over 3400 customers in the castro. he served as an on work trainer for recology the castro is not using this neighborhood to keep it clean and there is a lot of work that goes into trying to keep the neighborhood clean so mike, thank you for your work and i know i'm speaking for my constituents. they are huge fans of yours and i think you for your service. do you want to say something? feel free. >>i just want to say thank you very much. i appreciate being recog

>>supervisor scott weiner: thank you for taking this out of order. i very much appreciate it. colleagues, before you today is legislation that would prohibit city funded travel that the state has enacted laws that discriminate against the lgbt community. for example, the recently enacted law in north carolina that prohibits all lgbt civil rights protection and that requires transgender people to use the restroom of the gender assigned to them at birth as opposed to their gender identity. this >> we are now back the open session. thank you, madam clerk. deputy city attorney. >> deputy john gibner. during the commission, the committee vote 2-0 with supervisor breed excused to forward items 7-8 and 11 through 29 for a full vote with a positive recommendation and consider 9 and 10 under consideration. >>supervisor aaron peskin: items 9 and 10 to appropriate funds from the commission. >> that's right. to allow the public utilities commission to use those funds to pay for these two settlements. >> i will move those. supervisor yee, can we take those without objection? >> yes. >> on

>>supervisor scott weiner: thank you for taking this out of order. i very much appreciate it. colleagues, before you today is legislation that would prohibit city funded travel that the state has enacted laws that discriminate against the lgbt community. for example, the recently enacted law in north carolina that prohibits all lgbt civil rights protection and that requires transgender people to use the restroom of the gender assigned to them at birth as opposed to their gender identity. this >> we are now back the open session. thank you, madam clerk. deputy city attorney. >> deputy john gibner. during the commission, the committee vote 2-0 with supervisor breed excused to forward items 7-8 and 11 through 29 for a full vote with a positive recommendation and consider 9 and 10 under consideration. >>supervisor aaron peskin: items 9 and 10 to appropriate funds from the commission. >> that's right. to allow the public utilities commission to use those funds to pay for these two settlements. >> i will move those. supervisor yee, can we take those without objection? >> yes. >> on

morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority monthly meeting, i'm scott weiner the share of the authority, would you call the roll? commissioner avalos? >> present. >> breed? here. >> campos? >> absent. >> coen? >> present. >> farrell? >> ab scent. >> kim. >> here. >> peskin >> present. >> tang, present. >> weiner present, commissioner yee? yee is absent and we have the quorum. >> okay, we will go to the chair's report, colleagues i would like to again by reporting that our transportation charter amendment revenue measure and proposed sales tax increase have been placed on the ballot as propation jand k. each one requires a majority vote of the voters to pass during the summer, contra and santa clara also put on to sales tax on the ballot. in addition to bart's regional bond measure is on the ballot and all three part counties, san francisco, alamena and contra costa and the city of oakland, and ac transit are also going to the voters to approve local measures all of these measures are needed to be part of the streets and transit systems continue to require repa

the project sponsoring ventilation please request project sponsor installing a green roof in scott weiner's legislation. last but not least, the neighbor on concern about the proposed addition would produce in many cases limited access to the direct sunlight for many units in my building. two thirds of value west directly into 633 fold with you most of light in the afternoon. this edition of 5176 feet from current 91 woodlock was about light. privacy is also a huge concern as many as only [inaudible] 30 feet separate about. the downtown plan encourages residential development. as such of their responsibility to provide [inaudible] for those of us that have downtown homes. that includes access to air, like maintaining our privacy as well as protection from uncomfortable wins. please require additional setbacks between two buildings as well as required [inaudible] 10-20. i strongly urge you to deny the request perceptions and to required the addition [inaudible] downtown area plan. thank you very much. >> hi. i so live at 631. should sorry i don't know the procedures. i said to all an e-mail.

the project sponsoring ventilation please request project sponsor installing a green roof in scott weiner'stion. last but not least, the neighbor on concern about the proposed addition would produce in many cases limited access to the direct sunlight for many units in my building. two thirds of value west directly into 633 fold with you most of light in the afternoon. this edition of 5176 feet from current 91 woodlock was about light. privacy is also a huge concern as many as only [inaudible] 30 feet separate about. the downtown plan encourages residential development. as such of their responsibility to provide [inaudible] for those of us that have downtown homes. that includes access to air, like maintaining our privacy as well as protection from uncomfortable wins. please require additional setbacks between two buildings as well as required [inaudible] 10-20. i strongly urge you to deny the request perceptions and to required the addition [inaudible] downtown area plan. thank you very much. >> hi. i so live at 631. should sorry i don't know the procedures. i said to all an e-mail. i'm the

>>supervisor scott weiner: thank you. today i'm introducing legislation that is part two of legislation that i authored and the board unanimously passed this year. the solar rooftop mandate. you will recall that the legislation requires that for buildings between one and 10 stories, the roof tops must be covered by solar panels. this is a first step in the future for the city to adopt this requirement. the other part of the legislation is that we initially intended to combine the 2 pieces of legislation and for a variety of reasons, we split it into two. this particular legislation will allow the solar rooftop requirements to allow for a green roof instead. the solar roof requirement requires that 15% be covered by solar panels. this legislation allows that instead of the solar panels, that 30% of the rooftop can be covered with a green roof. we expect that many of the developers will have a combination of solar and green roof tops. green roof tops are an in incredibly important piece of viable sustainment in the future i

morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority monthly meeting, i'm scott weiner the share of the authority, would you call the roll? commissioner avalos? >> present. >> breed? here. >> campos? >> absent. >> coen? >> present. >> farrell? >> ab scent. >> kim. >> here. >> peskin >> present. >> tang, present. >> weiner present, commissioner yee? yee is absent and we have the quorum. >> okay, we will go to the chair's report, colleagues i would like to again by reporting that our transportation charter amendment revenue measure and proposed sales tax increase have been placed on the ballot as propation jand k. each one requires a majority vote of the voters to pass during the summer, contra and santa clara also put on to sales tax on the ballot. in addition to bart's regional bond measure is on the ballot and all three part counties, san francisco, alamena and contra costa and the city of oakland, and ac transit are also going to the voters to approve local measures all of these measures are needed to be part of the streets and transit systems continue to require repa

>>supervisor scott weiner: thank you for taking this out of order. i very much appreciate it. colleagues, before you today is legislation that would prohibit city funded travel that the state has enacted laws that discriminate against the lgbt community. for example, the recently enacted law in north carolina that prohibits all lgbt civil rights protection and that requires transgender people to use the restroom of the gender assigned to them at birth as opposed to their gender identity. this ( closed session ) >> >> >> >> city of san francisco >> government audit and oversight committee >> ( closed session ) >> please stand by... >>

morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority monthly meeting, i'm scott weiner the share of the authority, would you call the roll? commissioner avalos? >> present. >> breed? here. >> campos? >> absent. >> coen? >> present. >> farrell? >> ab scent. >> kim. >> here. >> peskin >> present. >> tang, present. >> weiner present, commissioner yee? yee is absent and we have the quorum. >> okay, we will go to the chair's report, colleagues i would like to again by reporting that our transportation charter amendment revenue measure and proposed sales tax increase have been placed on the ballot as propation jand k. each one requires a majority vote of the voters to pass during the summer, contra and santa clara also put on to sales tax on the ballot. in addition to bart's regional bond measure is on the ballot and all three part counties, san francisco, alamena and contra costa and the city of oakland, and ac transit are also going to the voters to approve local measures all of these measures are needed to be part of the streets and transit systems continue to require repa

>>supervisor scott weiner: thank you. today i'm introducing legislation that is part two of legislation that i authored and the board unanimously passed this year. the solar rooftop mandate. you will recall that the legislation requires that for buildings between one and 10 stories, the roof tops must be covered by solar panels. this is a first step in the future for the city to adopt this requirement. the other part of the legislation is that we initially intended to combine the 2 pieces of legislation and for a variety of reasons, we split it into two. this particular legislation will allow the solar rooftop requirements to allow for a green roof instead. the solar roof requirement requires that 15% be covered by solar panels. this legislation allows that instead of the solar panels, that 30% of the rooftop can be covered with a green roof. we expect that many of the developers will have a combination of solar and green roof tops. green roof tops are an in incredibly important piece of viable sustainment in the future i

>>supervisor scott weiner: thank you. today i'm introducing legislation that is part two of legislation that i authored and the board unanimously passed this year. the solar rooftop mandate. you will recall that the legislation requires that for buildings between one and 10 stories, the roof tops must be covered by solar panels. this is a first step in the future for the city to adopt this requirement. the other part of the legislation is that we initially intended to combine the 2 pieces of legislation and for a variety of reasons, we split it into two. this particular legislation will allow the solar rooftop requirements to allow for a green roof instead. the solar roof requirement requires that 15% be covered by solar panels. this legislation allows that instead of the solar panels, that 30% of the rooftop can be covered with a green roof. we expect that many of the developers will have a combination of solar and green roof tops. green roof tops are an in incredibly important piece of viable sustainment in the future i

>>supervisor scott weiner: thank you. today i'm introducing legislation that is part two of legislation that i authored and the board unanimously passed this year. the solar rooftop mandate. you will recall that the legislation requires that for buildings between one and 10 stories, the roof tops must be covered by solar panels. this is a first step in the future for the city to adopt this requirement. the other part of the legislation is that we initially intended to combine the 2 pieces of legislation and for a variety of reasons, we split it into two. this particular legislation will allow the solar rooftop requirements to allow for a green roof instead. the solar roof requirement requires that 15% be covered by solar panels. this legislation allows that instead of the solar panels, that 30% of the rooftop can be covered with a green roof. we expect that many of the developers will have a combination of solar and green roof tops. green roof tops are an in incredibly important piece of viable sustainment in the future i

morning and welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority monthly meeting, i'm scott weiner the share of the authority, would you call the roll? commissioner avalos? >> present. >> breed? here. >> campos? >> absent. >> coen? >> present. >> farrell? >> ab scent. >> kim. >> here. >> peskin >> present. >> tang, present. >> weiner present, commissioner yee? yee is absent and we have the quorum. >> okay, we will go to the chair's report, colleagues i would like to again by reporting that our transportation charter amendment revenue measure and proposed sales tax increase have been placed on the ballot as propation jand k. each one requires a majority vote of the voters to pass during the summer, contra and santa clara also put on to sales tax on the ballot. in addition to bart's regional bond measure is on the ballot and all three part counties, san francisco, alamena and contra costa and the city of oakland, and ac transit are also going to the voters to approve local measures all of these measures are needed to be part of the streets and transit systems continue to require repa

weiner. and this time they involve a 15 year-old girl. >> grant: the officer who killed shot--scott was black. he was a police officer. police said they are reviewing the footage right now. protesters odyssey will let the body camera video release. >> reporter: and clean up effort and an investigation is on the way at the scene of two oil sheens discovered in the bay. if you look closely debussy the shimmer of one of the oil sheens and this video. almost half a football size wide. the set that smaller sheen was located at this phillip 66 refinery maureen terminal. tests are being conducted to see the source of the field. and is still unknown. >> steve: which zone will get the earliest want?-- warmth? >> brittney: 10 barges are expected for us tomorrow to be really chilly and wendy. --windy >> brittney: everything looks good in my note tonight. what you went speak stains strong and to the rest of tonight. --the wind speed is staying strong >> brittney: los 70's for oakland, 67 in san mateo, half moon bay at 63. 7 day forecast shows all of the changes as we go into tomorrow been the coldest day