. >> sfr visor avalos. present. president breed, present. coms present. christensen presentism supervisor cohen, present. supervisor farrell, present. supervisor kim. kim not present. supervisor mar, present. supervisor tang, present. supervisor wiener, present. supervisor yee. not present. madam president you have a quaurm. can you join me in the pledge ofa liege ance i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. thank you very much ladies and gentlemen. okay colleagues are any communication snz >> i have no communications madam president >> call oogs are there changes to the march 31 board meeting minutes? seeing none is there a motion to aprove the minutes after public comment? motioned by supervisor mar and second by supervisor kim. those meeting can be aproveed without objection after public comment. madam clerk can you read the consent ajebda jrfxz since there flow items i'll read item one which is a ordinance to settle t

>> there is not but i ask nicol wheaten at the mayors office to respond >> thank you sfr visor, nicol weeten. i think we have in a position to move this application forward in about a month so i think if this is on next weeks ajendsa that is fine >> okay. let me take the amendments from supervisor kim. supervisor kim made motion to amend. second by supervisor campose. can we take the amendments without objection? the objections pass. supervisor cohen >> i want to talk about item 20. support of this item because the 16ths street project is important to the increasing transportation to the south eastern neighborhoods. however, i didn't to state it is my understanding that mta remains committed to continuing the public engagement process. we started with the neighborhoods. mta assured me of inmission of the grant application doesn't limit the aatublt 24 respond to the neighborhood about the dephrine for improvements. i want to bring mat up too make sure i understand this correctly. >> good afternoon member thofz board of supervisors [inaudible] project manager for the 32 fill more transi

sfr visor yee >> thank you. when i look at-thank you for your presentation. i look at slide 3 of the presentation where it has a graph there. i notice td the right hand side the percentage of youth served by age, that you have all the ages accept for 0-5 and i also realize the partners you work with, there is probably [inaudible] is there a reason why you don't count them in this or are these gist grants you directly administer >> these are grants we directly administer. we partner with the office of nob naur and education and they are the holder for thitsies data for birth to 5 >> for those-i see there are 2 chunks, one with [inaudible] early childhood education, generally [inaudible] 9.3 million and [inaudible] >> the 9.3 million dollars is primarily for the wages which is our wage augmentation program. wage subsidy. i'll refer to my office of early care and education effort. the first 5 work ordser primarily for the family resource center. [inaudible] fund 25 family resource centers throughout the city >> in your competing-one of the last slides in the com

and having been a loyal resident of the city i think we deserve a better stack and that is all i ask sfr >> thank you very much. any other members of the public that qud like to provide public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. now we'll turn to the planning department for a presentation of no more than 10 minutes >> good afternoon president breed, members of the borebd. i'm jessica [inaudible] a senior environmental planner with the planning department. with me today is sarah jones environmental review officer. the item before you is a appeal of categorical exemption for the project as 2251 grinch street. we sent a memo dated may 11 responding to issues raised. the department received 2 letters 1 dated may 12 and the other may 15 after the boards dead line to submit additional material. the department reviewed these letter jz determined they do not raise new issues and all the issues raised in the letter are fully addressed in the may 11 memo. the decision before the board is whether to uphold the departments determination that the project is exemp from environmental review

supervisor mar is next up to introduce new business >> colleagues i'm proud proud to join sfr visor kim and comp osin the just cause 2.0 eviction. oo i was proud to be there are w the tenet organizations and hear the stories as supervisor kim laid out a few mements ago of seniors and disabled people and immigrants and working families being evicted from their homes for harmless mistakes and gauch yatripe eviction. we'll look at vacancy control cod fiu fuication to assist people facing increased speculation jz flipping and evictions. i also want to say the story told by the san francisco tenet union activist sieveia smith was moving and the spirit of many of the tenets and communities trying to protect the character of neighborhoods and the push out of working families and seniors and others from neighborhoods was inspiring. i'm looking forward as that measure goes forward. i also want to say i'll plake my comments and asking to be reruferred after supervisor avalos talks about sustainable communities afford housing bond and i'll ask to be reruferred after supervisor avalos speaks on tha

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at this time i would like to call on supervisor avalos and thank you so much for allowing sfr visor campose and i to recognize our honorees. >> thank you very much president breed. my honorees can't be here today but i want to talk about the work happening with their involvement. i'm honoring members of the ormy chinese chunty volved in creating a aurban agriculture project [inaudible] the project is called sisterhood farms and it is a project in the making for a couple years now. first initiated by peter bar net who lives in the brooks park area of the omi and works closely with the chinese community and other member thofz community to look at create agfarm. with the help of my office and ppw and reck and park as well as the chinese progegzive association we engage a part of the community that has not been actively involved before in this part of san francisco. we have actually with their participation increased the level of devrbsty of people involved in the farming project and without their participation it would be something different. not serving a large number of people, but a small n

sfr fr example [inaudible] madies fund gives participating sheltererse 200 dollars 2500 dollars for each met adopted and this covers adoption fees [inaudible] this is the last year madies fund will sponsor the event so outside the event are other donations. acc cannot wave the fees so that is why we a have this legislation today. it lows acc to dpaulo common practice to allow wavering adoption fees. in august animal care and control partners with nbcc and tell mundo for the [inaudible] 30 shelters throughout the bay area will wave adoption fees to find homes for pets. we look forward to giving acc the flexibility and know it will allow thome to take advantage to house the homeless pets >> thank you supervisor tang. supervisor wiener >> subimate >> supervisor u >> submit >> supervisor avalos >> last month and introduced a ort ordinance to for housing [inaudible] today i introduce a substitute to insure no more group housing project that slip through planning commission without meeting their housing requirements. when the ordinance goes into effect it plies to all projects that haven't rec

. >> reporter: the pipeline carries nearly 1200 barrels an hour sfr a processing facility to a distributiondreds of kilometers away. the company that runs the pipeline says it is sorry for what happened. >> we apologize for the damage that was done to the wildlife and to the environment, and we're very sorry for the disruption and in -- in -- inconvenience it has caused. >> reporter: an investigation is underway to determine what went wrong, but the ecosystem is already paying the highest price. >>> a team of scientists say there is a difficult link between the massive bp oil spill in 2010 and the record number of dolphin deaths along the gulf of mexico. large numbers of dead bottlenose dolphins suffered from lung and [ inaudible ] lesions caused from swimming in the contaminated seas. >>> on tuesday los angeles voted to raise the minimum wage by more than 50% by the end of the decade. kristen saloomey has more. >> reporter: for low-wage workers outside of mcdonald's headquarters in illinois 15 is the magic number. a rallying cry being heard coast-to-coast it's the hourly wage they say they

the rest i ubschmit >> sfr visor tang >> thank you very much. today i'm introducing as a cosponsor along with the mayors office and supervisor wiener a package of legislation having to do with muni and how we improve public transportation system. the first is that we are going to be mending the contract [inaudible] 48 buses and [inaudible] and other tools that go with that. the amendment will be funded by fta fund, federal transportation agency [inaudible] i think this is important as we are trying to do our very best to make investments we need to be able to encourage people to ride public transportation not just for our generation but those to come. the second package has to do with proposition a passed and sporebted by the board of supervirezs. authorize the [inaudible] obligation baunt and authorize sale of 67 million dollar bond measure from the 2014 transportation bond specifically going toward projectss like muni forward, better market street and other improvements. i'm glad we are valuing the public transportation and the mayor and super

building both pelth health and melthal helths consingitation in the classroom and inclusion support sfr children with disabilities and special needs. we have a big investment in facilities which i'll talk more in depth about and a number of other capacity building ainitiatives. that is a overview of the office keeping in mine when we bring peace to the office we'll expand thoot 3 to 5 subsidize investment. this is just a breakdown of the slice of pie so you see the number of kids enrollment that support. this is a mix of state contracts and funding that we received and local subsidy dollars invest td. we fill in the gaps with the local money and want to make sure we maximize the state resources first. there is 50 million in state contracts that go dracktly to 28 state contractors who operate multiple sites and so everything we do has to keep in mind what that system looks like and how we work in tandem with that system and comp lment that subsidized child care system in the city and there are part ners in delivering services. those are a total of 5 providers. one of the things in terms

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at this time i would like to recognize sfr visor scott wiener >> thank you madam president. colleagues today i am thrilled to be able to honor i recognize a true institution in district 8 and the city, theroxy theater as the district 8 small business of the year. theroxy first opened in 1909. it st. tholdest continually operated in the united states and second oldest sen mu in the world. throughout the history theroxy shocased a array from sen mu from second runoffs holly wood films in the 1940's and 50's to german and russian films. theater gained fame for pemereing films as life and death of [inaudible] eraser head and john [inaudible] the phantom barren make theroxy a part of the bay area senmatic community. the littleroxyopebed next door in 2003 and theroxy theater became a non property 501 c 3 in 2009. today theroxy facilitates a space for all ages and background to gath rb, connect and learn about the world and one another in a accessible environment through daily film screening, festivals, special events and, presentation and educationm programsism i will also say-the

chancellor spoke about the hopes to partner with city departments to become the trainer of first re-sort sfr those departments. please be entouch with us. please be our advoicate we are going to bring to sacramento. one of the great concerns is that the way funding formulas for community colleges work, if we miss the window to get enrollment back up we could become stuck at the lower level of inromment so we may need legislative help not just if funding but that would be nice, but to allow to grow funding if we grow enrollment beyond 2 or 3 years out. our students needs are the needs of san franciscans. supervisor camposs office is working on a problem of undocumented student who are not ab 540 eligible. they are out of state students, undumentd who get hit with [inaudible] to go to community college and that may be a area for city and college can partner. our students struggle around transportation. our ocean campus is well served by transportation and it is late at night often under served and hear about that regular. i know you are working on building the mta cupazty and housing is a way

collaborative community bases organizations to allow more san francisco residence the opportunity to apply sfr the first source and also entry level positions at cpmc. thank you >> thank you very much . [inaudible] doctor ty nob noc >> good afternoon supervisor. joe [inaudible] acting director for positive resource center. [inaudible] i'm here representing the organization. we are one of the 4 organizations received funding from san francisco foundation and proud to enter into this partnership with cpmc to provide job readyness training interesting in becoming competitive can dts for infrelevel position. received funding for job readyness program designed to assist disabled low income job seekers in china town [inaudible] limited employment histgy occupational skills due to hiv and mental health. we are focusing on the neighborhoods that are targeted by this development agreement. the program will include work force [inaudible] reduction service squz computer administrative skills source. we will deliver individualized scofep service designed for people with hiv and mental health disability by

this french company is all about cable and sfr as well. mobile phone company that it acquired up 7% to this as our earnings really do be analyst estimate. it is not ending in the first quarter they say it will keep growing profitability and they see earnings growth in excess of 20%. they say look, you know that french price work, it is over. they say they expect it to continue growing. the owner of numeric, -- numeric able also driving higher. many felt that the analyst estimates, looking for numbers more detailed in manner later, but sales up 4% and profit up 46%. if you look at a reported basis, no profit. we see a reported loss of 90 million danish krone. russia is still a weak point. jon: thank you very much, let's keep it on the earnings. shares trading sharply lower this morning. the ceo told anna edwards that the company is spending its cash on reducing passenger fares. >> we will still see a benefit in full year. as we see the fuel benefit we are passing through the fuel benefit the passengers. even though we had a very strong reve

everyone of those 200 mission partners are dealing with special flight -- the sfr. twice a date occurs. we launch the coast guard helicopters in order to do it. it is operating, exercise, and utilized original day. >> there is an effort to bring all the federal department's together to look at these issues, with technology is currently available, looking at possible procedural changes as we encounter these kinds of situations. mr. carter: i want to thank you for the work you do and encourage you to please, this is extremely important. thank you for being on top of your game. i yield back. rep. cummings: i have three issues i want to raise. mr. carter mentioned one of them. as i said, i cannot help but be concerned about the communication situation here. when you said that you didn't even know that the ranking and chairman member of four committees -- there's something wrong with that. there's something wrong with that picture. let me tell you what i tell my staff. when something goes wrong and i find out about it, i wonder what i don't know about. you recall the beg

does the united states have faith that the iraqis will be successful in this operation sfr let's face it the track record of the iraqi army isn't great. >> reporter: well, you know when it comes to the fall of ramadi there's a lot of blame to be spread around. iraqi forces point to what they say were ineffective u.s.-led air strikes and a lack of support from the shia government in baghdad for the sunni forces in the field. pentagon forcesources tell a slightly different story. they say the iraqi forces squandered a substantial combat advantage in ramadi. pentagon sources say they outnumbered the isil attackers 10 to 1. there were 7,000 iraqi security forces in ramadi plus another 3,000 police and special operations troops and they got in their vehicles and drove off as the 1,000 isil fighters were advancing. the pentagon says none of those fighters who were in ramadi though were trained and were part of the forces recently trained by the u.s. it was something that the white house was quick to point out. >> we would expect that forces that are augmented by u.s. and coalition trained t

now sfr weather in oklahoma. we will take you to the damage next. >>> welcome back.t to show you incredible video of a tour bus that turned into a fireball in arlington. take a look, fire wiped out the back as it on 395. firefighters didn't say how the fire started. the driver managed to pull over near the pentagon. everyone got out okay. we're told you could see the smoke all the way into northwest d.c. yikes yikes. >> ireland, the first nation to same-sex marriage by popular vote. the reverend up changed the constitution so marriage is between two people regardless of their sex. the president needs to ratify the change before gay and lesbian couples can marry. no word yet on when same-sex couples can obtain their marriage licenses. >> take a look at this. what appears to be a tornado heads straight to an oklahoma community. we'll get that video in a minute. there it is. weather officials haven't confirmed it and wonder if it qualifies as a tornado. one home was destroyed when the tornado touched down in central oklahoma. no one was inside the home at the time there

. >>> man hunt for a suspect responsible sfr killing a 45-year-old police officer in new mexico. he was shot and killed in his car while keeping an yi on a construction site. >>> and some surprising news from the vatican this morning. pope francis is reveelg he hasn't watched tv in 25 years. after making a promts to do that to the virgin mary back in 1990. in a new interview, he admits he misses going out for the slice of pizza. asked about delivery, the pope said it's just not the same. >>> take a look at this. demonstrations of a self-parking feature from volvo, it might be tough to watch. the observers are confident. they're standing there as the car speeds up and plows into them. don't worry, they got a few bruises. apparently, the operator forgot to switch on the car's other safety feature, automatic braking. >>> a frightening scene. steph curry. >> oh! >> oh! he was check frd a concussion. he was okayed to return. remarkably. though the warriors lost. curry said he'll be ready for tomorrow night's game. >>> finally, maybe you're getting ready for summer. need to work off th

maybe it's getting into the tack ski sfrs. it's clearly not a bus -- taxi service.k. and uber in the bike zone more times that you could shake a stick at. and this one, on the phone, never noticed me watching her. >> and this one with a pug. snug as a bug in his lap. and not good if for some reason the air bag deployed. there's a lot going on. this was a slow time of day. i have to return at busier hours. hours. >> wait, there's more. and there are people behaving badly that you haven't seen before. all part of a special. one is people behaving badly and the back story, which is at 9:30 on sundays. the first episode aired yet yesterday at 9:30. if not, you have another opportunity with the back story on sunday at 9:30 on kron4. and stanley's special is this sunday at 9:30 as well. we'll be right back. what's hapned snaing? hodid bece sentindey eating o aft theext,aftethe xt? so pdictle a sounsasfyi? what aut plingp a air,a stl, a bebag,nd aualltastg r fo. we a a camy eesehatstilbelies in t beay of kni, inhe eganswip of a . . spe. coue, at dsn'tean you n't nk uor sop

every one of our -- those 200 mission partners dealing with the penetration to the special flight the sfr. twice a day and once a week we launch the coast guard helicopters to do it. not only is it operated exercised, utilized every single day. >> congressman, if i could, too, there is an effort under way by the white house, national security council bringing all the federal departments together to look at these issues in particular technologies currently available, technologies that are being in development and locking at possible procedural changes as we encounter these kind of situations. >> again, gentlemen, i want to thank you for the work you do and encourage you, please. this is extremely important and we really need you so thank you for being on top of your game. >> thank the gentleman. recognize the ranking member. >> thank you very much. i want to thank all of you for being here but i have three issues to raise. mr. carter mentioned one of them. you know as i sit here, i cannot help but be concerned about the communication situation here. mr. salesses, when you said that you did