city supervisors jane kim and scott wiener are locked in a title battle for mark leno's seat in the california legislature. wiener is openly gay and representing the city's castro district. he's an advocate for public transit and won paid leave for parents in san francisco. fellow democrat jane kim is portraying herself as a fighter for tenants' rights and affordable housing and was endorsed by bernie sanders. kqed senior editor for politics and government scott shafer has more. >> joining me now are candidates scott wiener and jane kim to discuss their political philosophies and why they want to head to scracramento. what call do you think each of you would bring that's in short supply? sacramento? >> i think, one, we really need a progressive voice in sacramento. we're increasingly seeing business friendly democrats come up to sacramento. and a representative from san francisco is going to have a lot of flexibility and independence to file for reforms, to fight for more affordable housing and also to work to make higher education affordable again here throughout the state. i have a ballot me

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decisi

quite like san francisco's hotly contested 11th district state senate race between jane kim and scott wiener. >> this time, it's a fight for the soul of the city. >> marriage equality is amazing that we have challenges left. >> reporter: if one candidate comes from the establishment, jane kim comes from a more disruptive constituency. she has not totally backed the mayor's move to sweep tents from the city sidewalks and she has questioned city spending on the super bowl. weiner is more of a team player and if he loses, there will be no gay or lesbian in the state legislature for san francisco. as often is the case, when candidates agree on most issues, the only thing left to attack his each other like this ad slamming cam for having voted -- cam kim for having voted to keep the prior sheriff. >> supporting scott wiener who opposes detections for renters. >> i saw that commercial and it's laughable. >> reporter: as the punches fly , we were able to clearly establish one fact. >> i do have a black belt in tae kwon do. >> >> reporter: expect more hits to becoming. the latest poll shows the race

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decisi

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decisi

. >> look at the tv ads running for this race. 11th district candidates jane kim and scott wiener are both democrats. >>> californians starts casting ballots. registered voter can go to their register office and get a vote by mail ballot and turn it in. the offices in many counties are closed today because of the columbus day holiday. >>> new at noon, secretary of state john kerry is in silicon valley visited global tech industry event and talking about clean energy and the economy and security. we have more from east palta -- >>reporter: he's getting input from those who work here about how the united states could make its climate commitment. >> this is where it's happening out here. you guys are in the center of the storm. and i really want to hear from you today, so how factor into that and can be most effective. >> cameras were allowed in for a short time as john kerry started a roundtable discussion with clean energy leaders. the vote for this meeting is see how the industry can help the u.s. meet its climate -- kerry referenced the paris agreement from 2015 aimed at reducing co2

regular meeting land use and transportation i'm supervisor cowen to my right is the vice chair scott wiener and on my left aaron peskin our clerk is ms. alicia and want to take a moment to thank phil jackson and nona melkonian under sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. during the proceedings. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the october 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, thank you very much call number one an ordinance amending at police code for the director of entertainment commission to extend the hours for live performance at locals in the union street commissioner melara supervisor wiener we have from his office to present go ahead and take a away from the - legislative aide to supervisor farrell the item before you supervisor farrell's legislative to allow a live permit hours in the union street commercial district to receive live performance permits in the entertainment commission they're often issued for restaurants

regular meeting land use and transportation i'm supervisor cowen to my right is the vice chair scott wiener and on my left aaron peskin our clerk is ms. alicia and want to take a moment to thank phil jackson and nona melkonian under sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. during the proceedings. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the october 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, thank you very much call number one an ordinance amending at police code for the director of entertainment commission to extend the hours for live performance at locals in the union street commissioner melara supervisor wiener we have from his office to present go ahead and take a away from the - legislative aide to supervisor farrell the item before you supervisor farrell's legislative to allow a live permit hours in the union street commercial district to receive live performance permits in the entertainment commission they're often issued for restaurants

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decisi

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decisi

city supervisors jane kim and scott wiener are locked in a title battle for mark leno's seat in the californiaegislature. wiener is openly gay and representing the city's castro district. he's an advocate for public transit and won paid leave for parents in san fransc

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decisi

scott wiener wants the city to consistently and constantly build subways to improve transportation. we're now getting our first look at what it would look like. they've now released this map as part of the subway master plan. it shows where they would be beneficial. this is dwrareas in need of transportation. the final report on this plan is expected later this year. >>> five decades later, never-before-seen photos are being released to the public. black panthers turn 50 this saturday and members are celebrating with power to the people. they ficher the works of a student at cal who became an insider to one of the most controversial groups. he says the photos will show a different side of the panthers, as community leaders sflp i think a lot of people see them as a militant group and had had shootouts with the police. so, i was really aware that they had community programs, food give aways, the images in the book will change how they kind of think about them and what they did in the community. >> power of the people opens tomorrow with a book signing starting at 6:00, located a at n

scott wiener your name still on the cue no, but i'll - make closing remarks. >> so madam chair thank you for scheduling this hearing today, i want to thank everyone it come out to express their views and support to be clear i don't think i ever have said to leap frog ahead of downtown we're committed to the light rail and money set side i want as much money not as much as i hope owe convened the meeting 5 years ago to forgive a memorandum of understanding committing san francisco to downtown or committing the region to the downtown extension with talk regionally that fourth and king qualified downtown a few people have been as committed to downtown extensions as i have and nothing in the master plan changes that but we have we've got a lot more work to do going behind downtown extension and he also agree with the gentleman that talks about the need for regional work as part of my roll on the mtc i working closely with caltrain and bart and worked with the mayor to moor that the san francisco unlike in the past is for engaged with the region partners and bart and combats are value stu

state senate candidate jane kim and scott wiener will be battling it out in san francisco.hey'll debate a wide range of issues for the district 11 street in the california state senate. the debate will take place at the university of san francisco's presentation theater at 6:30 tonight. it will be moderated by james taylor, a politics professor and chair of the earn study -- the african american studies department there at usf. >>> officials say an american destroyer was targeted by two missiles. >>> now appears tiger woods will not be making his return to golf in the next week. >> plus, we'll check back with rosemary for details on the workweek forecast. and the chance of rain still to come. and they lied about it thatfor decades.ls. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few liv

. >>> scott wiener wants francisco to build subways to improve transportation. we're getting our first look at what it would look like. the land use and transportation committee released this map as part of their future subway master plan. the map shows areas where the subways would be beneficial. the areas in red are placed in need of more transportation. in some cases direly. this is an early subway vision. the final report on the plan expected later in the year. >>> hundreds expected to attend tonight's grand opening of an east bay artist sculpture. it's called truth is beauty. it's opening at the san leandro tech campus. the statue sits near the b.a.r.t. station. some commuters have raised eyebrows about the nudity. tonight's lighting ceremony is scheduled for 6:30. >>> it's been an important week in bay area history. 27 years after the loma prieta earthquake, are we any safer than when the earthquake struck? we look into the impact a major earthquake would have today on the bay area. >>> on this tuesday getting closer to the weekend, we're watching a good m

bob said and that will be a celebration and my understanding is that assembly men david chiu and scott wiener and jane kim will be in attendance so hope the board members will be there for that event. i think kate- >> 10 a.m. >> 10 a.m. and the public is invited as well. are there-mrs. richardson. >> thank you, commissioners. again, i ust and want to take the opportunity to congratulate this staff and fellow xhigdsers and developmental partners and all those that are involved with the bcd crurks provals as commissioner fei tsen mentioned it is a major mileston. all the work that goes on that people are not aprized of may take in all och this. again, we want the lead platinum and still waiter for price conference to really let the public know it is okay a lot of times people come in and try to tell us what we need to do and we listen and try to accommodate aerfb everyone but the bulk of 24 work going on daily to interagency coordination and trying to build treasure island, one of the most signature projects not only the u.s. but in the world. it is a lot of rfts so when we reach critical miles

francisco and the peninsula could be very interested in, the state senate candidate jane kim and scott wienerfacing off, and the public debate that you can attend tonight. >>> up next, matthew has been downgraded to a tropical storm, but leaving plenty of damage in the wake. the problem that the people in the southeast are still dealing with. and they lied about it thatfor decades.ls. now they're lying about prop 56. if you don't use tobacco, you don't pay. smokers pay - their fair share of the 3 billion in health care costs all taxpayers are paying now. and there's one more thing: our kids. every state that's significantly raised tobacco taxes has reduced youth smoking. please. vote yes on 56. if we can save even a few lives, it's worth it. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2, it is 6:46 am. >>> two missiles landing near the ship, and no american sailors were injured, no damage done to the uss mason, and they say the ship was definitely targeted. >>> hurricane matthew is being blamed for 19 death across for -- four southeastern states in the u. s., downgraded to post tropical cyclone as it mov

jane kim and scott wiener are scrambling for every vote they could get. both kim and wiener are supervisors in san francisco. >> each one wants to represent san francisco and northern san mateo county in the state senate. but as ktvu tara moriarty reports that's where many of their similarities actually end. >> reporter: in her tv ad, jane kim a taekwondo ad says she champions affordable housing, education, and the working class. >> san francisco is too expensive for too many people. >> reporter: scott reiss is the moderate who points to the lengthy track record as an advocate for public transportation, the environment, healthcare, and affordable housing. >> this campaign has become much more negative than i had ever anticipated. >> jane kim started to attack me back in the primary in the spring. she has continued to attack me. >> reporter: this twitter photo shows the political opponents in happier times over the summer. but tensions have become huge in city hall. >> i'm not a show horse, i'm a workhorse. i work really, really hard. i take on very diffic

. >> good morning, president mccarthy and fellow commissioners, andre from supervisor scott wiener's office, it's the second time i've been after an accela update, i feel your pain. so, today before you is what i think is exciting legislation, hopefully you do as well to support the greening of rooftops here in the city. the propose sam buildings off of legislation that supervisor wiener authored earlier this year and that came before this commission requiring that new rooftops in san francisco have solar power or solar heating installed on at least 15% of their rooftop area, we were the first large city in the nation to do this, there's been strong interest across the country and we think this was a significant step forward to making our city cleaner and greener and more sustainable. and as i mentioned, this legislation was heard by this committee and supported unanimously earlier this year. today's legation is the second piece of the rooftop ordinance, what we're calling the better roofs order narntion it proposes to expand the ordinance to include green roofs, otherwise known as l

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days unfortunate decision, a tragic decision, i really was remi

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please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decision,

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decisi

regular meeting land use and transportation i'm supervisor cowen to my right is the vice chair scott wiener and on my left aaron peskin our clerk is ms. alicia and want to take a moment to thank phil jackson and nona melkonian under sfgovtv for broadcasting this meeting madam clerk, any announcements? >> yes. during the proceedings. completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the october 25th board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, thank you very much call number one an ordinance amending at police code for the director of entertainment commission to extend the hours for live performance at locals in the union street commissioner melara supervisor wiener we have from his office to present go ahead and take a away from the - legislative aide to supervisor farrell the item before you supervisor farrell's legislative to allow a live permit hours in the union street commercial district to receive live performance permits in the entertainment commission they're often issued for restaurants

bob said and that will be a celebration and my understanding is that assembly men david chiu and scott wiener and jane kim will be in attendance so hope the board members will be there for that event. i think kate- >> 10 a.m. >> 10 a.m. and the public is invited as well. are there-mrs. richardson. >> thank you, commissioners. again, i ust and want to take the opportunity to congratulate this staff and fellow xhigdsers and developmental partners and all those that are involved with the bcd crurks provals as commissioner fei tsen mentioned it is a major mileston. all the work that goes on that people are not aprized of may take in all och this. again, we want the lead platinum and still waiter for price conference to really let the public know it is okay a lot of times people come in and try to tell us what we need to do and we listen and try to accommodate aerfb everyone but the bulk of 24 work going on daily to interagency coordination and trying to build treasure island, one of the most signature projects not only the u.s. but in the world. it is a lot of rfts so when we reach critical miles

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening.nd welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decision

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decisi

candidate endorsed by the san francisco chronicle and also endorsed by supervisors katy tang and scott wienere why i want to be a supervisor and my joke answer is because i have 28 years left my mortgage, but it's not really a joke looking at 28 years' of payment and wondering where is san francisco going? what is it going to become? i have lived in san francisco 18 years of my adult life and fell in love with the city and want to stay in love. i'm running for supervisor because san francisco is change auk i want to help manage that change, so we can all continue to enjoy the westside and district 7 especially so pep. i worked many years as a journalist and being a watchdog and asking tough questions, holding government accountable. i want to do that from inside city hall. homeowners are tired of being city hall's atm. our budget has doubled in ten years and nothing is twice as good. people don't feel as safe in their neighborhoods anymore. people feel unheard at city hall. they are trusted by the complacency -- frustrated by the complacency. i want to advocate for the neighborhoods and use j

she will be with scott wiener greeting voters and meeting people. she is competing against loretta sanchez for the alpine -- the open senate seat. sanchez has been polling ahead of her. >>> a new gallup poll out three weeks before voters in 9 states decide whether to expand legal access to 'including california, the paul says 60% of adults support legalization for recreational and medicinal use. that's compared to just 12% of support when the question was asked for the first time in 1969. last year support for pot legalization was at 58%. >>> now to the east bay where a man is in custody this morning after police say he admitted to them that he killed his mother in hayward at their home. serves deputies found the mother's body, patricia carpenter in her home earlier this month. her son am a 28-year-old mario thomas was arrested tuesday in washington state and is suspected of killing the mother. police got a call that thomas was trying to steal valuables from the car they arrested him and then he admitted to killing his mother. >>> here is a picture

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decisi

please welcome supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome everyone to san francisco city hall and i especially want to welcome our students from school of the arts and the district that i represent. welcome to city hall. [ applause ] >> thank you. so domestic violence, it's one of those things that it is always present, and it's often just underneath the surface. and i think a lot of times people don't talk about it, and it's very silent, and it's secret, and it's hidden. but it is always, always there, and it is deep and broad and toxic in its impact on our community. and once in a while something happens that brings it to the surface and people finally start talking. that happened four years ago this month in this building when sadly the board of supervisors, a minority of the board of supervisors made the wrong decision in allowing our sheriff to keep serving. i will just call it out. that was one of those moments when people started to talk, and i remember in the days and weeks after that unfortunate decision, a tragic decisi

he was in a tight race with supervisor scott wiener. maybe it's too close to call. the hope is that this will push both of them over where they need to go. i should say, however, that his presence to support 61 is nice but i think 61 in san francisco is bound to pass anyway he because of the progressive nature of the. at the same time i think it would help kim and what would be a tight race. one of the things we find interesting about him thing here as well as his influence, it doesn't just extended to a ballot initiative and to her candidacy but also across the bay to oakland. both san francisco and oakland have soda tax measures on the ballot senator sanders words are the most influential in opposition to the soda tax. i brought in one of the thousands of mailers i've gotten on this. the people who are opposed to this are funded by big soda companies have managed to persuade and perhaps fund the advertising of lots of local grocers and oakland they do the same thing as san francisco who said this is not a soda tax. it is a grocery tax. the cost of this will be pas

a police commissioner and yet, scott wiener was also a person who was part of the alice president so so you have to ask yourself, who are the hypocrites in this chamber that go against one perpetrator of domestic violence, and yet protect the other. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> tom gilberty. 40 to 60% of police activity is involved with mental health addictions. we need crisis intervention teams and we need basically people like saints and health practitioners to direct these people to clinics, hospice, hostile, safe harbors where they're not redumped on the street. wells fargo took $6 a month from me because they signed me up for internet. i have never been on the internet. dealing with wells fargo, we need a san francisco public bank. that needs to come back again. yesterday, i was at the land use and transportation. i like to apologize. i spoke for a minute and 40 seconds or something. pridal dawn, i should have said mary christmas and happy hanukkah and get whatever you can and good luck. this is a wonderful room that's 100 years old and tomorrow i'm going to be 66. it'

a police commissioner and yet, scott wiener was also a person who was part of the alice president so so you have to ask yourself, who are the hypocrites in this chamber that go against one perpetrator of domestic violence, and yet protect the other. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> tom gilberty. 40 to 60% of police activity is involved with mental health addictions. we need crisis intervention teams and we need basically people like saints and health practitioners to direct these people to clinics, hospice, hostile, safe harbors where they're not redumped on the street. wells fargo took $6 a month from me because they signed me up for internet. i have never been on the internet. dealing with wells fargo, we need a san francisco public bank. that needs to come back again. yesterday, i was at the land use and transportation. i like to apologize. i spoke for a minute and 40 seconds or something. pridal dawn, i should have said mary christmas and happy hanukkah and get whatever you can and good luck. this is a wonderful room that's 100 years old and tomorrow i'm going to be 66. it'

a police commissioner and yet, scott wiener was also a person who was part of the alice president so so you have to ask yourself, who are the hypocrites in this chamber that go against one perpetrator of domestic violence, and yet protect the other. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> tom gilberty. 40 to 60% of police activity is involved with mental health addictions. we need crisis intervention teams and we need basically people like saints and health practitioners to direct these people to clinics, hospice, hostile, safe harbors where they're not redumped on the street. wells fargo took $6 a month from me because they signed me up for internet. i have never been on the internet. dealing with wells fargo, we need a san francisco public bank. that needs to come back again. yesterday, i was at the land use and transportation. i like to apologize. i spoke for a minute and 40 seconds or something. pridal dawn, i should have said mary christmas and happy hanukkah and get whatever you can and good luck. this is a wonderful room that's 100 years old and tomorrow i'm going to be 66. it'

a police commissioner and yet, scott wiener was also a person who was part of the alice president so was julius, so you have to ask yourself, who are the hypocrites in this chamber that go against one perpetrator of domestic violence, and yet protect the other. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> tom gilberty. 40 to 60% of police activity is involved with mental health addictions. we need crisis intervention teams and we need basically people like saints and health practitioners to direct these people to clinics, hospice, hostile, safe harbors where they're not redumped on the street. wells fargo took $6 a month from me because they signed me up for internet. i have never been on the internet. dealing with wells fargo, we need a san francisco public bank. that needs to come back again. yesterday, i was at the land use and transportation. i like to apologize. i spoke for a minute and 40 seconds or something. pridal dawn, i should have said mary christmas and happy hanukkah and get whatever you can and good luck. this is a wonderful room that's 100 years old and tomorrow i'm going t

bob said and that will be a celebration and my understanding is that assembly men david chiu and scott wiener and jane kim will be in attendance so hope the board members will be there for that event. i think kate- >> 10 a.m. >> 10 a.m. and the public is invited as well. are there-mrs. richardson. >> thank you, commissioners. again, i ust and want to take the opportunity to congratulate this staff and fellow xhigdsers and developmental partners and all those that are involved with the bcd crurks provals as commissioner fei tsen mentioned it is a major mileston. all the work that goes on that people are not aprized of may take in all och this. again, we want the lead platinum and still waiter for price conference to really let the public know it is okay a lot of times people come in and try to tell us what we need to do and we listen and try to accommodate aerfb everyone but the bulk of 24 work going on daily to interagency coordination and trying to build treasure island, one of the most signature projects not only the u.s. but in the world. it is a lot of rfts so when we reach critical miles

may see themselves 2, 3, 4 college situation not a lapsing population they'll have to have the scott wiener's success to compete that's what it is telling me me 70 perce 70 percent am i reading that wrong this is a alarming so this means 70 percent have thought graduating students are not graduating with a c or better and we purposing actively as a board set the standard fairly high but which we firmly believe that the board in this district that students need to be educated at that level in order to be successful from which to launch an educational career and so and be successful at it so of the 31.7 percent of the class of 2017 how many enrolled if college and have we tracked with their success in colony from that, we, thenfromthat, we, t5t get any information what was - how can we - our job to truly evaluate after graduation we have the tools actually to craft our students track them how well they've done in a two year or 4 year to see where the students and how have we prechtd them have we been successful in 31 percent and also mr. dickey do you know the number i see that is as a percenta