we're working very closely with sf city which is trying to bridge the gap between tech and nonprofits to engage young people in work. we use our monthly breakfast and we get between 70 and 100 congregation leaders to expose those leaders to the young people who are innovating now as well as vice versa. >> rita, you've -- you've been a model and a mentor for so -- mentor for so many of us. is there a project or something on your heart that you still would like to work on or see the interfaith council addressing? >> well, homelessness is what motivated us in the first place. and sad to say we have not solved the problem. >> yep. >> i'm not sure we'll do it in my lifetime but i'd certainly lee to psych more -- like to see more navigation centers because i think the fact that this gives the opportunity to work on the individual reason why someone is homeless and find an answer for that is the way to go. so i'd like to see more navigation centers. i'd also like to see more -- we had a project a few years ago in which nine congregations worked -- >> i remember that. >> and it was led by you

reporting live here outside sf city hall, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, bob. >>> in san jose a police academy cadet is under investigation after his gun disappeared from his car. sources tell us the gun was stolen last month from the cadet's trunk. it's not clear what punishment that cadet will face or whether he will even get his badge on graduation day. >>> well, we mentioned in our investigation and those hundreds of guns stolen from bay area police officers that are still missing, you can watch the full investigative report at nbcbayarea.com. you can find it right on our home page. >>> up next at 11:00, san francisco based square started trading on the stock market today. we'll tell you about its ipo and debut. >>> and exposing serious health concerns for e-cigarette users. >>> i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're taking a live look at clear blue skies and temperatures are warming as we head into the weekend. so we are looking at some rain. i'll tell you when coming up in the microclimate forecast. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tip

recognize or clerk today derek evans and our staff at sf gov tv who make our meetings available in transcript. >> please call the first item. city clerk: [hearing - free muni for youth program] sponsor: kim hearing regarding updates on the free muni for youth program; and requesting the san francisco municipal transportation agency to report sf 11234 >>supervisor jane kim: thank you. i do want to recognize supervisor cohen who will make comments after the presentation. i do want to recognize candice sue. thank you for being here. >> thank you, supervisor kim. members of the joint city school select meeting. candice from the san francisco transportation agency. they four allowing me to be here to report on the low income moderate yutsd around here we are here to update you and as the distinguished record of having processed most of the thousands of applications that came here and there is so much to say since the program has launched. i want to talk about a few accomplishments since our last report. two informations. sf mta had a lot of opportunities to coordinate and better our efforts since our last presentation. we have since

. >> or sf city or one of their people that is - there's an app that results from this. >> (laughter). okay >> i wanted to finish by putting up the resources hotline and public hotline and e-mail and website that has specific information on compliance for employer comes to us would that comply we will have people available that are will pick up the phone and talk to people and say this complies or not but provide recommendations on you're own business. >> right if you have - because this could be put you could put when did our employee starts how long have they been here what plan are you on step one or the accrual when did they take time off and the time of duration those these things the employee curve and is obligation curve what falls out of that so that is mathematical. >> we shouldn't forgot the city floating there's a understated difference we have to - >> right that's the floating is stop; right? so that is a rule a logic rule and this is what computers do they office that everything it seems to me ruling it is complicated so it is best put into some kind of an outward app oth

express and i'll be remiss if i didn't say part of group that san francisco chamber of commerce, sf city mark drooith and peter from green apple books and creating jobs and henry from the district merchant and displacing i didn't from will noah valley and members of sf made and regina and others so had is to name a few we have the hotel council sf travel but our goal we want to have gifts and residents to shop locally in san francisco whether a restaurant or shore or to experience an event such outlands helping us with our project, of course, is the committee on jobs who commissions a survey conduct by e nc research of 8 hundred and 44 san franciscans it was offered in english and chinese and spanish the demographics are close within that of those who are registered in san francisco to vote the findings i think are not going to be that surprisingly all san franciscans say shoreline locally is important and long and older residents are especially supportive and most voters agree that locally owned businesses add value and character to san francisco neighborhoods, however, consequence and

. >> or sf city or one of their people that is - there's an app that results from this. >> (laughter). okay >> i wanted to finish by putting up the resources hotline and public hotline and e-mail and website that has specific information on compliance for employer comes to us would that comply we will have people available that are will pick up the phone and talk to people and say this complies or not but provide recommendations on you're own business. >> right if you have - because this could be put you could put when did our employee starts how long have they been here what plan are you on step one or the accrual when did they take time off and the time of duration those these things the employee curve and is obligation curve what falls out of that so that is mathematical. >> we shouldn't forgot the city floating there's a understated difference we have to - >> right that's the floating is stop; right? so that is a rule a logic rule and this is what computers do they office that everything it seems to me ruling it is complicated so it is best put into some kind of an outward app oth

need a bigger bait-and-switch by forest city i know just really go for it get a bigger bait-and-switch bigger pay off we need to go for that and you know get sf bart in here to get rid of the zone in the whole city this was we needs sf bart we need no zoning and no neighborhood plans just around that sf bart why not they have such a good plan and forest city should really open their hearts and displace people you you know so say this is this housing will not materialize it is a bait-and-switch so they have open their hearts and pour and seniors and the displaced people and sleep on the love open space they're going to build that's my suggestion, of course, i'm face oozed i'm against the plan i'm working in a nonprofit supports difficulties with disability and make $28,000 a year this is not it possible you know maximum is 16th street and mission is like if you work in a nonprofit and you're an artist you can afford our housing that the bait-and-switch they said if you're an art and work in the nonprofit you can afford $60,000 a year i can't afford it needs to be drawing board thank you thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> good

possible without the leadership first, we have from the city architects sorry the city engineer from the d and kathy from walk sf which is one of our great strong community partners advocating forever the public safety and liveable streets in san francisco and sheryl brinkman vice president of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and we have tom maguire the sustainable streets at the sfmta and have tilly chang the executive director of the county transportation authority no san francisco and 80 mass the health officer here 2, 3, 4 the city and county of san francisco and noah what r a great partner and soon to be existing hopefully stay close by the director of to bicycle education and greg suhr the san francisco police department their folks are out there everyday and citing folks we appreciate all the hard work and with that, i want to invite to the myself of microphone the vice chair the mta sheryl brinkman. >> thank you ben and thank you all for coming i want to thank the mayor and the supervisors and oats heads of all the city departments for in their focus when is fundamental to everyone in ou

need a bigger bait-and-switch by forest city i know just really go for it get a bigger bait-and-switch bigger pay off we need to go for that and you know get sf bart in here to get rid of the zone in the whole city this was we needs sf bart we need no zoning and no neighborhood plans just around that sf bart why not they have such a good plan and forest city should really open their hearts and displace people you you know so say this is this housing will not materialize it is a bait-and-switch so they have open their hearts and pour and seniors and the displaced people and sleep on the love open space they're going to build that's my suggestion, of course, i'm face oozed i'm against the plan i'm working in a nonprofit supports difficulties with disability and make $28,000 a year this is not it possible you know maximum is 16th street and mission is like if you work in a nonprofit and you're an artist you can afford our housing that the bait-and-switch they said if you're an art and work in the nonprofit you can afford $60,000 a year i can't afford it needs to be drawing board thank you thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> good

city showdown. more on usf and sf state in just a minute.irst, clippers head coach doc rivers he is still reluctant to give the golden state warriors any credit after getting beat by them last night. he said golden state is who we thought they were. as steve ballmer was jacked out of his mind when clippers up nine in the fourth but then steph curry and company closed the game on a 23-10 run to improve to 5-0. forget about a championship hangover, right? golden state is picking up right where they left off last june. >> how do you explain this 5-0 start you guys are off to? >> we're better than we were last year. we get off to a better start than we did last year. our defense is obviously championship level. so i think we are a composed basketball team. >> reporter: only two undefeated teams right now in the nba. warriors are one of them. >>> baseball news, it's officially a new era for the washington nationals. >> the dust buster was introduced as the nationals new manager and at 66, dusty baker feels he is getting better with age. >> i don'

organizations, citibank and chase and wells fargo and bank of america all work together with our city and boggling bank on sfnd banking to create those products for everyone and with that, i'd like to introduce jonathan minutes the ceo of cities for financial empowerment fund he has an exciting announcement by my partner as i approach all the mayor's across the country to say let's do it for everyone and make sure our cities are welcoming not only the challenge but a partnership with our low income families and our all of our families to make sure their even more successful jonathan (clapping.) >> i briefly photo of r though the thought of one of those dick vandyke things that's to the audience my age by way of thank you, mayor ed lee i appreciate our remarks and i want to thank treasurer is a norz for host us in san francisco city hall i want to thank many of our national and local partners here particularly jp morgan chase and cities bob and bank of america angie and other partners we'll talk about in a few minutes to join us and our bank advisors board from union bank and others from the called reinvestme

possible without the leadership first, we have from the city architects sorry the city engineer from the d and kathy from walk sf which is one of our great strong community partners advocating forever the public safety and liveable streets in san francisco and sheryl brinkman vice president of the san francisco municipal transportation agency and we have tom maguire the sustainable streets at the sfmta and have tilly chang the executive director of the county transportation authority no san francisco and 80 mass the health officer here 2, 3, 4 the city and county of san francisco and noah what r a great partner and soon to be existing hopefully stay close by the director of to bicycle education and greg suhr the san francisco police department their folks are out there everyday and citing folks we appreciate all the hard work and with that, i want to invite to the myself of microphone the vice chair the mta sheryl brinkman. >> thank you ben and thank you all for coming i want to thank the mayor and the supervisors and oats heads of all the city departments for in their focus when is fundamental to everyone in ou

and overall thirty people are killed and injured in traffic incidents in the city i want to thank overseeing people in walk sf and others communities of the vision zero for their tireless work to push those important issue though the forefront and want to acknowledge the survivors of crash victims that are dedicated to making our streets safer because you are out of and you're showcasing efforts we're moving color to meeting our vision zero goals and make sure that no other families will have to endure the loss of a loved one that so many hsa have faced in the city streets we want to ask our state representatives on the legislation there to step up they need to help us we cannot do it locally we need laws passed at the state level including allowing local jurisdictions to put up safety cameras including having regulations that regulate our tougher bus more closely those are the similar things people can do and act on it now so is supervisor kim in the room? >> no okay. right now i'd like to ask monique up to say a few words monique survived a crash in 2013 since then she's been dedicated to go make our street

terms of cal trans and all the operators that are operating in our city and knit them altogether into one transit mesh and in addition sf tp goes beyond transit and going about multimodal transportation if you are talking about a bike strategy versus a transit improvement and trying to say what are the hardships we can make. the key modes are the investment season yoers, -- scenarios and which are funded and if were able to fund down sources what are the next projects in line. at the same time we do policy and advocacy recommendations looking at some of those new trends we discussed in our earlier presentation at the regent state and federal levels. and then once that work is done, a very final piece will be an update of the general plan and this will codify the transition goals, after the four corridors plan up to the transition planning to identify the corridors to be that transportation element and basically there is a number of different topics that need to be updated and we are using this opportunity to looking at the planning effort to how to update the policies that don't get up on a general basis. >>supervisor k

help that is what we're doing with tech sf recruiting veterans and young people to work together to make sure they have the job skills and we're creating in our city a administrative reviews segment that hopefully regrets the kind of commitment for look good men and women in the past this is making things with our hands and something we want to work request city college and the local legislators have a brewery and candy and crocks or my favorite ice cream i can make ice cream over the course i can make my favor one scoop for you two scoops for me in all the destroys we want our vets strained and ready and able we'll be advise our employers that you have a very great pit in picking a veteran for a job while advocate and make sure you have every chance of success ublt though that housing is one of the most important things that's why the question what a crisis in the city and make sure that out of this crisis we emphasis the needs for people who have already as far as i am concerned for our country that is getting homes for our veterans we have more to say than when it comes to veterans that are homeless we want to make sure that they're off our str

help that is what we're doing with tech sf recruiting veterans and young people to work together to make sure they have the job skills and we're creating in our city a administrative reviews segment that hopefully regrets the kind of commitment for look good men and women in the past this is making things with our hands and something we want to work request city college and the local legislators have a brewery and candy and crocks or my favorite ice cream i can make ice cream over the course i can make my favor one scoop for you two scoops for me in all the destroys we want our vets strained and ready and able we'll be advise our employers that you have a very great pit in picking a veteran for a job while advocate and make sure you have every chance of success ublt though that housing is one of the most important things that's why the question what a crisis in the city and make sure that out of this crisis we emphasis the needs for people who have already as far as i am concerned for our country that is getting homes for our veterans we have more to say than when it comes to veterans that are homeless we want to make sure that they're off our str

terms of cal trans and all the operators that are operating in our city and knit them altogether into one transit mesh and in addition sf tp goes beyond transit and going about multimodal transportation if you are talking about a bike strategy versus a transit improvement and trying to say what are the hardships we can make. the key modes are the investment season yoers, -- scenarios and which are funded and if were able to fund down sources what are the next projects in line. at the same time we do policy and advocacy recommendations looking at some of those new trends we discussed in our earlier presentation at the regent state and federal levels. and then once that work is done, a very final piece will be an update of the general plan and this will codify the transition goals, after the four corridors plan up to the transition planning to identify the corridors to be that transportation element and basically there is a number of different topics that need to be updated and we are using this opportunity to looking at the planning effort to how to update the policies that don't get up on a general basis. >>supervisor k

organizations, citibank and chase and wells fargo and bank of america all work together with our city and boggling bank on sf and banking to create those products for everyone and with that, i'd like to introduce jonathan minutes the ceo of cities for financial empowerment fund he has an exciting announcement by my partner as i approach all the mayor's across the country to say let's do it for everyone and make sure our cities are welcoming not only the challenge but a partnership with our low income families and our all of our families to make sure their even more successful jonathan (clapping.) >> i briefly photo of r though the thought of one of those dick vandyke things that's to the audience my age by way of thank you, mayor ed lee i appreciate our remarks and i want to thank treasurer is a norz for host us in san francisco city hall i want to thank many of our national and local partners here particularly jp morgan chase and cities bob and bank of america angie and other partners we'll talk about in a few minutes to join us and our bank advisors board from union bank and others from the called reinvest

that concludes my report the system development we want for our city and economy join the seiu 1021 and a growing list of people including the sf tenant tea sf party and the number one enforcement from the women and richmond and the mary democrat visit think twice daichl.org for enforcement discussing tops as clean power and enforceable airbnb protection and sustainable development and protection for tenants and organizations and proposals to support and grow our african-american population i am a bay area person my apartment worked union jobs i was the first generation to go to college i worked as a service provider in the fields of mental health and pretty good i moved to san francisco in 2007 nor a job as a sustainability to support the triple bottom line for an equal opportunity i have learned a master degrees from sf state in 2010, i initiated aid developed an award-winning process for the public administration that commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell connects innocence to others for planning and communication for their mission program i become activity it politics in 2011, i joined people in the chase bank they displaced two i

city college. >> >> good afternoon mr. santiago >> good afternoon. i'm a user of the sfxis and this is more for individuals were you book your ride a day before. this access is very important to me as a person with a disability because i'm able to go to work every day and at the same time i'm able to advocate for students. [inaudible] to go to school. the sf axis also has an agreement with the whistle stop marion county is they are transit alameda county. where individuals need to make a transfer to come to san francisco. there are picked up from their homes door-to-door. then, i believe the shared cost between the two. it's not in the san mateo county. so, in san mateo you we need to transfer to a common transit form. sf axis, we have five main uni bans. and a stairs as for wheelchair users, which i believe is here only in san francisco. they don't actually have it in san mateo. they have completed 238,000 trips and 71,000 wheelchair trips in this cool year 2015. again, i want to thank-because i'm able to go to work every day and also have students. >> thank you, ms. ci

city college. >> >> good afternoon mr. santiago >> good afternoon. i'm a user of the sfxis and this is more for individuals were you book your ride a day before. this access is very important to me as a person with a disability because i'm able to go to work every day and at the same time i'm able to advocate for students. [inaudible] to go to school. the sf axis also has an agreement with the whistle stop marion county is they are transit alameda county. where individuals need to make a transfer to come to san francisco. there are picked up from their homes door-to-door. then, i believe the shared cost between the two. it's not in the san mateo county. so, in san mateo you we need to transfer to a common transit form. sf axis, we have five main uni bans. and a stairs as for wheelchair users, which i believe is here only in san francisco. they don't actually have it in san mateo. they have completed 238,000 trips and 71,000 wheelchair trips in this cool year 2015. again, i want to thank-because i'm able to go to work every day and also have students. >> thank you, ms. ci

a fantastic way in a city that, you know, how the innovation center of the word now to come in the term an app we met this smurp is mo' magic and the mayor's office and the hope sf and one of the things we have is apps to reporter things we have an entire generations that has touch phones it would be great for a whole tech safer i didn't city like san francisco to call on a.m. we could be headed for a especially pick winter and make sure that everyone is taken care of this 311 app will go a long ways not only is it about time it is timely this year ahead of a wet and cold winter to take care of the less unfortunate none can imagined how much they need you applaud the team behind me certainly the mayor that know how and nancy alfaro she's modest but nothing short of a he or sheic effort before the winter is upon us to check on the well-being the less unfortunate fortunate i appreciable are appreciate it now to introduce the next member of the team from fellowship this would not have happened larry sprinkler. >> morning public works is out on the streets two r 27 we understand we're facing challenges this app hemming heels a lot thanks to the leadership the mayor

city or the county. the impact was not very significant in a financial statement. it's a reporting requirement , not a funding requirement. these amounts are paid through the annual contributions that sf cta provides through calpers. again, this is a transition year. i do want to thank the finance department for making this a smooth transition. we were able to complete the financial statements on time. i believe the financial statements are sent to the city and county of san francisco who uses these financial statements as a component within the financial statement. they report on these financial statements. i want to thank sfcts staff. we have no difficulties in the performance of the audit, although it's a transition year we were able to complete it with no exceptions. with that, i will be happy to take any questions. >>supervisor john avalos: thank you for your work with the audit. there is no questions now. i appreciate how the audit came out and no deficiencies and sound financing. so appreciate that, thank you. >> thank you. >> i would just like to mention this item went before cac october 28th and there was a motion for adoption of this report. in terms of the budgets fiscal im

the electric power and related products and service to launch the city's community, choice ago agree gaysing, fram and clean power, sf and authorizing the general manager of the sfpuc to deviate from the otherwise requirements in the city law in such agreements. >> we have barbara from the puc. >> thank you, and thank you, supervisors for expediting consideration of this matter and the budget, analyst staff as well and for their work to support that schedule. as you know, we are moving quickly towards launch of our clean power, sf program in the spring of 2016, a fundamental part of that program is to procure the electric supply to serve the program customers. clean power, sf bids that we received, show an opportunity for the very cost effective supply, and we have identified some of the best service, and best price opportunities here. and the supply of firmed and shaped renewables which are bid under the bid option, one. may required contracts and letterses of credit that exceed the 10 million dollar, charter limit and so the ordinance that is before you, authorizes the puc general manager to enter into, bid option

applaud hillary ronan from supervisor campos' office and free sf that are behind this historic policy that will be followed by other cities as well. i will make the motion that we support this fully. supervisor christensen. >> thank you. i want to thank supervisor campos. i was proud of the board's reaction to kate steinle's murder and some of the incidents that happened recently. i think this is a very measured and thoughtful response to that unfortunate situation. so congratulations. great idea. i think it was yesterday that the nbc affiliate in the bay area did statistics of their own and million guns were stolen from civilian owners in the last five years and 380 firearms are missing from local bay area law enforcement agencies, the six in the region, ten of them from san francisco in just the last five years so that is about 76 guns a year that are disappearing from law enforcement. this matter is a particular interest to me. the gun that was used to kill the young woman in golden gate park and the hiker in marin was stolen from my district from a reportedly unlocked car owned by a man that took over 11 hours to repo

city college. >> >> good afternoon mr. santiago >> good afternoon. i'm a user of the sfxis and this is more for individuals were you book your ride a day before. this access is very important to me as a person with a disability because i'm able to go to work every day and at the same time i'm able to advocate for students. [inaudible] to go to school. the sf axis also has an agreement with the whistle stop marion county is they are transit alameda county. where individuals need to make a transfer to come to san francisco. there are picked up from their homes door-to-door. then, i believe the shared cost between the two. it's not in the san mateo county. so, in san mateo you we need to transfer to a common transit form. sf axis, we have five main uni bans. and a stairs as for wheelchair users, which i believe is here only in san francisco. they don't actually have it in san mateo. they have completed 238,000 trips and 71,000 wheelchair trips in this cool year 2015. again, i want to thank-because i'm able to go to work every day and also have students. >> thank you, ms. ci

terms of cal trans and all the operators that are operating in our city and knit them altogether into one transit mesh and in addition sf tp goes beyond transit and going about multimodal transportation if you are talking about a bike strategy versus a transit improvement and trying to say what are the hardships we can make. the key modes are the investment season yoers, -- scenarios and which are funded and if were able to fund down sources what are the next projects in line. at the same time we do policy and advocacy recommendations looking at some of those new trends we discussed in our earlier presentation at the regent state and federal levels. and then once that work is done, a very final piece will be an update of the general plan and this will codify the transition goals, after the four corridors plan up to the transition planning to identify the corridors to be that transportation element and basically there is a number of different topics that need to be updated and we are using this opportunity to looking at the planning effort to how to update the policies that don't get up on a general basis. >>supervisor k

so from meanwhile the french senate sedat has extended the sf urgency giving a frenchman or police surveillance power among other things. cityife over this last week and other weekend of arrived with a social the campaign every one of the past week trying to restore some normal among some stances the have been anything but. >> pam: with us on the deadly terror attacks in paris phenacite we have dramatic video as they shot into a restaurant last week left the details on how united states is responded to the threat surmises all laugh kron4news- dot-com >> pam: any coli outbreak linked to the aaa restaurant chain is spreading it broke out last month in the pacific northwest but now has spread to four other states including california and herman has more on the of breaking and how they area customers are reacting to the news to us live from the the planes have francisco and san francisco. >> reporter: trying to track down the source of this equalize.ecoli all i >> reporter: of love in san francisco. " amount of surprise this restaurant chain has many of you fasted. is dealing with ecoli outbreak. the word"hard to create a good e

our total city operating cost mta related but also include the sf pd for extra public safety foot patrol in the neighborhood and libido funding from the department of public works to active management in terms of street sweeping and cleanliness in the neighborhood. the total $6.1 million. i'll talk for about some of the capital improvement that peter mentioned. in that of the one-time sources there's a debt service payment to make sure that we can deliver those costs without impacting the mta operating budget. that totals about $2.7 million. we need to fund. one is a dual event fun, which in today's dollars about 900,000 hours by the time arena opens about $1 million. that is really about those peaks scenarios when you have an event at at&t park and event at the arena. keep in mind that call in baseball are very complement three. you may watch the world series just including earlier this week and made also watch the warriors were now four games into their season. and off to a roaring start. so there's really only overlap at the pre-and post season the children of either season is really