commissioner singh >> yeah. are there staff here. >> ms. ronaldo's. >> how long this management for the garage how long. >> they've been managing it for 3 years. >> it's a no profit ever and as you compare the other garages in the city how much money they're making they're losing money. >> they're losing less money than the previous operator. >> but the garage is going to be sold. >> yes. we're going to sell it. >> and did we have the bidding for this. did you see the other bids and we have about 7 submittals back in 2011. >> i didn't see too many here. >> it's in the background there's a memo that's attached about the procurement that happened in 2011 and it was very widely - it was a very expensive competitive process. >> mr. washington they should be making some money so i know compared to other embarrasses what are they making a part of the problem in the daytime there's not a lot of office uses in that part of town so the garage is almost empty during the day so one of the things that panicking park has an working on to get a lease wit

commissioner singh. chairperson johnson. madam chair there is 3 i's and 2 absent thank you very much i believe >> thank you. please call the next item. >> give me one second our honored guest. let's wait until commissioner rosales settles in and we'll call the next item >> thank you, ma'am concert and item 5 d adapting the finding pursuant to the quality act and continually approving a schematic design for a kitchen remr. president building as part of the hunters point shipyard project discussion and action resolution number 28, 2014 madam director. >> thank you. the hunters point shipyard phase two benefits plan requires a replacements of the items in the shipyard this is the excuse me. africa design approval part of the artist includes a kitchen so annabel will present this for the kitchen replacement building. >> thank you acting executive director and chairperson johnson and commissioners. today, i'm requesting for the sequa findings to approve the design for the replacement of the kitchen at the hunters point shipyard.

commissioner singh. commissioner rosales >> yes. but i'd like to note i rekissed myself from item six b so i similarly recuse myself from the minutes if you want to do that. >> you're the meeting on march 6; right? also i have one correction the commission he arrived at 120 before the meeting >> so for time of arrival. >> oh, yeah. look at that. >> madam chair chairperson johnson. ma'am, chair the vote is 4 i's and one recused. >> okay. thank you very much let's move to the regular agenda don't call item 5 b we're going to move to item 5 b. >> good afternoon. welcome and thank you for joining us the item related to 200 and sixth street the hotel we placed funding approximately a one dollars of funding for 200 and 6th street on our reputes the previous subsequent to that it was did understand and indicated to the extent the successor agency wanted to use other fund we were unable to do that we were using 200 and sixth street the remainder of 58 hundred or more unit that were destroyed as part of the you european removal ones transfer

without a moment's hesitation, bobby singh dashes up to the house to warn wayne and his brother kenny time to call 911. >> i tried the front door. i rang the bell. almost five, ten times i rang the bell. nobody gave me a response. but i go inside just to yell out his name. kenny! and i said fire! fire! fire! can you come out? >> i was just watching television. >> in the back of the house wayne brasco, laid up with a leg injury is unaware of the fire up front. >> first i thought, oh dear, someone's house in the neighborhood is on fire. you're used to the noises on the street. >> from another part of the house, kenny staggers out behind bobby singh through the thick choking smoke, but where is wayne? >> by the time i got eight or ten feet into the living room, which is in the front of the house, i saw flames coming up through the windows. the flames came up through the windows like they belonged in the house and i didn't. >> just three minutes after someone out in the street calls 911, fire trucks arrive. the house is totally consumed by flames. >> i say, listen, the rain is still insid

under arrest 42 year old balvir singh. fremont police believe he strangled to death his wife.39 year old anita sid-hu. nats police found her body inside her home on royal palm drive sunday morning. police started a manhunt for the suspect after they learned he left the house with his passport. by sunday night, police captured him in milpitas even after he tried to run from the cops. police tell kron 4 singh confessed to killing his wife and other physical and digital evidence, as well as witness statements linked him to his wife's death. neighbors are stunned by the crime. sot it is a quiet neighborhood nothing like this has happened and i have lived here for 51 years at the house on monday, a sign on the door sent those enquiring to a different address. there people who knew the victim told kron 4 they did not want to talk to the media. but that signh had recently come over from india. su justine waldman / @justinewaldman "right now signh is in jail. he'll be in court on tuesday for his arraignment. in fremomt justine wal

. >> commissioner singh the bond underwriters is not present we didn't ask them to come because the bond issuance meeting is on the 15th. >> what's the bond. >> we're seeing the market as 5 and a half percentage but we'll know more in july when we had had bond issuance. >> i know that how - >> i'm sorry. >> they lent out the bond. >> 50 years. >> thirty years. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you questions or comments excellent madam secretary what is our next action. chair is the consideration thoughtful on resolution that calls for the proposed interest >> madam chair close the public hearing. >> i'd like to close the public hearing and move on to the next item. i see you got the elbow it that what happened >> it's the situation of the property owner to consider the proposed changes and item six g adapting a resolution calling special election to amend and restate the message and methods of the appropriate time of the special tax city and county of san francisco number 7 the shipyard phase one improvements hunters point is in the special project area 35, 2014 madam chair. >> thank you

commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. chairperson johnson.adam chair the vote is 4 i's and the next orders of business also rising an agreement with the mercy hospital a california limited partnership in the amount of $14 million for the construction of 69 affordable housing units because one managers unit on transbay block 6 of an air rights list and adapting environmental finding pursuant to the environmental quality act and the discussion and action resolution number and the ma'am, acting director >> commissioners this is the last approval at transbay block 6. the item before you is the construction of 9 affordable housing plus one managers unit and this provides the do you see the person in court here today to construct the development and puts in practices our long term availabilities and we'll have our colleague present this to you >> good afternoon. i'm elizabeth development speciality and as sally mentioned i'm here with several requests for the affordable housing development in transbay. as you went this is a transbay project. the tr

i wanted to follow up i think commissioner singh raised that. so this pipeline this is a public document; right? >> right. >> anybody can access this is there a way you know how you have our thing is the minority contracting piece also added so we monitor the results. >> this is what's happening and where it's going to end but i know the minority contract is one piece of the developer by the way, or by is there a way to be included we can see on one should not. >> first of all, those projects are pipeline prospective they've not reached that stage and to clarify the ociis program are before the commission providing additional information about the spe contractors are they minority or women owned businesses as wooech we've collected the data in all cases it's not available we can certainly incorporate those reports we've intended to do it let's say the funding so certainly was we gather the information we turned or turn it into you know a recap as part of the production it's more easily to think of them as the production report we may want to foc

>> yes. >> mondejar, is absent. >> singh, absent. rosales. >> yes. >> johnson. >> aye. >> the vote is three ayes and two absent. >> next item please? >> we are going to the closed session now? >> chair johnson, would i recommend that we now move to the closed session, item, after you take public comment. >> okay, no i thought that we were going to. so, madam secretary. sorry, i got it. all right, so, that we are taking the closed session prior to our regular agenda. and so, are we saying take general public comment before the closed session and then after again? >> just see if there is any public comment on the closed session matters. >> okay. >> the agenda reflects the item of the closed session, the actual okay. >> is there any speaker cards for a closed session item? >> i have no speaker cards, madam chair. >> okay. >> is this on the... and it should be on the agenda. >> item ten on the agenda. >> take a look at that. >> okay, we will give everyone a minute and then we are going to call the closed session >> okay, i would like to

our camera was not allowed in the courtroom but at the alameda county courthouse, singh was arranged speaking through an interpreter. the áf within seven hours of the first report, -- within seven hours of the first report, police had found and arrested singh this after he initially ran from officers. this happened in the couple's home, and police say anita sedu was strangled to death. >> basically admitted to being involved in his wife's death. >> he admitted he killed her. >> reporter: he admitted he was involved in her death. i am comfortable saying that he did provide investigators with information that led them to believe he was responsible for her death. >> reporter: after the court hearing i talked with family and friends of sedu. they were all clearly tkáefr -- clearly devastated by what happened. they said he had been married for seven year -- they had been married for seven years and spoke very little english after arriving from india. >> she worked in the community. and she was a good religious lady. >> reporter: singh is being held with no bail and is scheduled to be back

but kanwar ratanjit singh, reggie for short, his family was different.millions and millions of others his age, enchanted. ♪ shimla is from a time before partition, when nearly the entire ruling class of british india would move to hill stations in the hotter months. shimla was once known as the queen of all hill stations. here, the colonials created england in miniature. complete with tudor architecture, rose gardens, afternoon tea. >> my grandfather, it was very difficult to describe. what did he do, quite frankly, nothing. but he entertained hugely. >> garden parties, fancy dress balls, elephant hunts. ♪ the remnants of british rule can still be seen. and felt. this is particularly true of one house. chapslee. >> my family was very fortunate that they were able to buy this house, because it was a famous house. >> the house was purchased by reggie's grandfather, the last maharajah of kapurthala. those brits really left beautiful buildings. >> from a distance, it looks much the same as it must have when the maharajah slept here. check out the tub. ♪ >> l

but kanwar ratanjit singh, reggie for short, his family was different.ung boy was relative to the millions and millions of others his age, enchanted. ♪ shimla is from a time before partition, when nearly the entire ruling class of british india would move to hill stations in the hotter months. shimla was once known as the queen of all hill stations. here, the colonials created england in miniature. complete with tudor architecture, rose gardens, afternoon tea. >> my grandfather, it was very difficult to describe. what did he do, quite frankly, nothing. but he entertained hugely. >> garden parties, fancy dress balls, elephant hunts. ♪ the remnants of british rule can still be seen. and felt. this is particularly true of one house. chapslee. >> my family was very fortunate that they were able to buy this house, because it was a famous house. >> the house was purchased by reggie's grandfather, the last maharajah of kapurthala. those brits really left beautiful buildings. >> from a distance, it looks much the same as it must have when the maharajah slept her

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family members tell ktvu that singh arrived in the u.s. from india just six weeks ago. he was having trouble finding work because he does not speak english. >>> a fire burning in mariposa county is growing. and tonight calfire says it's burned 1,300 acres and is only 20% contained. firefighters from santa clara county are among the crews on the line. caltrans says about 100 homes are currently in the path of that fire. >>> companies that supply goats to clear out brush during fire season say this year they just can't keep up with the demand. one company based in the south bay tells us even if he doubled the number of goats he has to a couple of thousand he still wouldn't have enough to respond to all the job requests he's received. goats act kind of like lawn mowers and basically eat all the dead and dry vegetation which obviously reduce it is fire risk. some landowners say they prefer using goats because it's a natural way to clear brush and doesn't involve chemicals. >>> breezy conditions out there today. strong winds off the water up to 30-miles-an-hour. dropped temp

family members tell ktvu that singh arrived in the u.s. from india just six weeks ago. he was having trouble finding work because he does not speak english. >>> a fire burning in mariposa county is growing. and tonight calfire says it's burned 1,300 acres and is only 20% contained. firefighters from santa clara county are among the crews on the line. caltrans says about 100 homes are currently in the path of that fire. >>> companies that supply goats to clear out brush during fire season say this year they just can't keep up with the demand. one company based in the south bay tells us even if he doubled the number of goats he has to a couple of thousand he still wouldn't have enough to respond to all the job requests he's received. goats act kind of like lawn mowers and basically eat all the dead and dry vegetation which obviously reduce it is fire risk. some landowners say they prefer using goats because it's a natural way to clear brush and doesn't involve chemicals. >>> breezy conditions out there today. strong winds off the water up to 30-miles-an-hour. dropped temp

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. >> commissioner singh the bond underwriters is not present we didn't ask them to come because the bond issuance meeting is on the 15th. >> what's the bond. >> we're seeing the market as 5 and a half percentage but we'll know more in july when we had had bond issuance. >> i know that how - >> i'm sorry. >> they lent out the bond. >> 50 years. >> thirty years. >> all right. thank you. >> thank you questions or comments excellent madam secretary what is our next action. chair is the consideration thoughtful on resolution that calls for the

a freemont man is accused of killing his wife, 42-year-old balvi rirks singh was accused of strangling wife. he was gone with his passport. authorities were able to track him down. he is expected in court tomorrow. >>> a cph officer is recovering after a woman crashed in his car. he made a traffic stop in 101 yesterday and went back to the squad car. that is when the driver crashed in the rear of his car. you see the damage here. the officer broke both of his legs. the woman was not hurt. the driver he initially pulled over came to his aid. the woman who him hit said she fell asleep at the wheel. she has not been arrested. >>> we will bring you a live map around the shutdown section of 280. the right hand side. the giants game ended an hour ago. it's been closed since the three-day weekend began. it's south ground 6-3 to pennsylvania avenue few. if you look for another way to get around. it will detour to 101, and mariposa street. >>> a rare occurrence in the animal kingdom, next. >>> we'll be back with you in about 30 minutes from now. here is what we are working on. the santa barbara

. >> okay commissioner singh. >> yeah.. i talked to the director a couple of weeks ago about the commissions insurance and i mentioned and i'm in the city of commissions since 1987. i never see any different commission that the insurance for the commissioners in all i want to know why should woe we not put this in the budget this year? >> i can get back to a you with specifics but your liberate insurance covers the - >> for example, insurance, you know, health insurance. >> we're not - and every commissioner has health insurance. >> through the chair my understanding is that the board of supervisors ordinance 215 dash 12 set the commission up this way but we'll go back and discuss that with the director. >> it's reported here that it's deducted then we'll see. >> i don't have the schizophrenic information. >> this is a new commission i want the commissioners who come after me to, you know, so maybe i won't, you know, i don't know so it should be like add the other we've spent so much time here we use embarrass and others th

commissioner singh pr chairperson johnson all members which the commission are present two announcements. the next scheduled meeting will be on may 20th at the one p.m. and b announcement of the prohibition of please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound-producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. c an animate of time allocate for public comment a member has up to 3 minutes unless the commission adapts a shorter period. it is strongly recommended that the public fill out a card to the commission secretary and the next order of business report on actions there are no reportable actions and 4 matters of unfinished business and 5 the consent calendar first, the content agenda 5 a approval of minutes for april 13th and b also the

commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. chairperson johnson. madam chair the vote is 5 i's pr the next order of business a memoranda of mayor's office of housing with the community development for the implementation of the retained obligations and the resolution number 33 >> commissioners as you've heard as part of our budget process we procure services from a variety of services from the maifgz and other departments the mayor's office of housing is a key sister agency you've heard a workshop on this particular item we took public comment your comments into account and now are back incorporating the feedback for your consideration of this proposed mou. deputy director sailing i didn't will walk through the terms and in particular highlighting the changes we last presented >> thank you. again sally i'm pleased to be here to present the memoranda with the maifgz we refer to as more cd with the implementation of the affordable housing and our agenda for this presentation i'll revisit this how we ended up here and go over the project pipelines we a

his first state dinner was hosted for the indian prime minister ma'am uan singh promising a push to help each other's societies. >> the u.s. is importing $5 million more in goods since 2009. india did better, increasing exports to the u.s. by an additional 20 million, leading the u.s. to file multiple complaints at the u.s. tradeorganization, and narendra modi could help to even the playing field. >> the b.j.p. platform that they campaigned on spoke about the need to open foreign investment where it could be helpful to india. >> reporter: once results are counted white house operators connected president obama with modi, still celebrating. >> once the government is formed we look forward to working closely with the prime minister in the cabinet to advance strong bilateral relationship based on shared democratic valuation. >> reporter: during george bush's presidency narendra modi was denied a visa to the urks because he was -- because he was thought to have encouraged anti-muslim sentiment during a rally in 1992. they have moved on. narendra modi will receive aninvite as head of state, i

he'll replace singh who's governed for a decade. >> singh has been in power ten years now.kind of leader has he been for india, you think? >> i think the problem lies in the choice of word leader. he hasn't been much of a leader. he's been more of a bureaucrat manager who likes to bring consensus. if he had support from people higher up in the hierarchy, he's likely to go along. as a leader he's been a failure. >> reporter: hasn't you progressed at all in the ten years he's been in power? >> one would always tend to think so. he's almost declined. i think there have been instances, especially nuclear where he imposed himself, he decisively took the decision we are going ahead with the deal. irrespective of the party's political stance. in other instances, he retreated. he did not exert himself. today this government has been voted out of power. >> reporter: how was he viewed, do you think, on the international stage? did international leaders have respect for him? >> today there's a statement in the newspaper, the leader opposition talks about the personal wisdom that comes

commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. sxhoejs. madam chair let's vote is 4 i's and one absent >> item 5 is the trip number two on the fiscal year 2014-2015 budget including administration and effort management you outside maintenance and project areas. the yerba buena center and south beach and western edition south of market and bayview triangle >> thank you, commissioners as i recall we had our first commission workshop in our housing going this is a second meeting with the director will present and then he'll be followed by the development services manager to focus on the major approved project areas. >> thank you very much chairperson johnson and acting director and commissioners i'm pleased to be here. acting director this will be our second budget workshop to give you an overview of the staffing portion of budget and depth service and asset management that will be a high-level review we're happy to entertain questions about this section. a little bit of history. so during the last commission meeting we had the first workshop

thank you, commissioner singh. we'll take the one public speaker. let's take the one public comment item and i want to hear it before we take our formal vote and then we'll take the vote. >> chester williams. >> very quickly. i had two issues. one that had to look at the fact that from what i heard and what is in the major proposal and that kind of pulls back to mara's question on retail and small business. another concern that i think uc should pull up and i say this because once again, my sophomore year in college i worked at uc in the langley-porter institute that had to do with aging -- it's coming back. >> and health, i thought. >> yes, i remember. what i found is that the project that we did was at that point in the fillmore and the reality was that we were looking at certain things that were causing a negative view on minorities -- at that time it was majority black -- so my reality as i looked in the bayview and look at other communities, if there was a way in which some of this property could go towards what i call "support services." that

commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. chairperson johnson. madam chair the vote is 5 i's. thank you very much call next >> the regular agenda item 5 c approving a budget for the period of july 1st, 2013, through 2015 and asking the director to submit the budgeting budget to the mayor's office and the board of supervisors and this is for 2014. >> thank you madam secretary commissioners we've had a series of workshops both for the members of the public on the budget it was in mission bay back in april covering the projects and housing the second workshop was the administrative budget this is quite robust this for your review and consideration incorporating our feedback and a public comment is the final budget presentation for your consideration after you review the budget and hopefully productive it we'll forward it to the mayor's office for its consideration for the board of supervisors they'll credit it along with other agencies budgets we're scheduled for june 18th and, of course, it's subject to our department of finance and funding process. with that, i'd like to ask al

let's get back to our guest, singh. on the break about what this means for investments. the sensex has been performing , up over 15,000 for the first time today as a result of the excitement surrounding the possibility of it bjp in -- of a bjp win. is true that a lot of these rallies are based on perception. the reality has to meet the perception. the key question will be about reform. me of when ronald reagan came to power in 1980. moodi will be faced with similar questions. companies that have big operations in india like citigroup,d siemens, there will be some clear winners. >> they are already established. the investment cycle has to restart. this --be caption of may be captain of the ship, but it has just come out of a big storm. the only good thing that the last government has done is that they had an inflation fighter. you can have a monsoon effect that can happen. again, back to your question about business, there is no that he has a reform agenda and a growth agenda. houses -- very positive indicators. >> you p

. >> commissioner singh. >> not too long ago, we approved the sales force and actually so i would like to give a hand to the president. [ applause ]. >> thank you for coming and good seeing you as well. exciting about the opportunities for small business, the workforce requirements i'm glad to hear that they are continuing to be carried over and the implications that this has for just mission bay and affordable housing and i'm excited about the project. >> thank you so much and good luck. >> you have delivered to be a short brief framework memorandum that lays out what we described today and there are a number of copies available for the people, as well as posted on our website. >> great. any word yet before we finish and go to the next item, when we'll see the first of anything from the project? just a schedule? >> i think the schedule is yet to be-determined. we're still in an assessment phase. at this point i think the team is taking a fresh look at this site and certainly i think there is public comment. >> okay. excellent. so we'll take public comment on this. general public comme

what else can you tell us question mark >> the outgoing prime minister mana month saying singh congratulated the bjp candidate on the wind. the bjp was confident that they would win the election but they could never imagine the landslide we are seeing today. they have one enough seats for a majority in many more. no single party has won a majority in india since 1984. the president of the bjp has been talking to reporters for a little today. his -- he says it is a new era di withia and he said mo the mandelbrot is party victory. >> what can we possibly expect becomes prime minister. will he be able to unite the country? >> he is an extremely controversial figure. he is a strident hindu nationalist and critics accuse violenceiling to got in his home state back in 2002 when he was the chief minister. hundreds died in that violence, mainly muslims. critics even say modi may have stoked the violet himself but he has never been found guilty of any of that. in the election campaign he has been very careful to stay away from religious rhetoric. he talked about jobs, the economy, developments, and t

me in new york is cnn commentator and human behavior expert, mel robbins, you know her, and sandra singh lowe, who has a book out this week called "the mad woman and the volvo, my year of raging hormones." welcome to both of you. i'll tread lightly in this statement. sandra, let me start with you. it's quite a title to the book. where did it come from? this whole juggling act we're talking about, how did you decide to write this? >> well, i'm a mother. i'm a 52-year-old mother of a teen and a pre-tween daughter and i'm menopausal, so all these hormones are hitting at the same time for mothers who are in the sandwich generation i call it, the triple ms, middle-aged mothers in menopause, women feel very overwhelmed right now. and our coping strategies, you know, all the medical advice we get to be honest is cut out alcohol, sugar and caffeine which is what some of us live for in a monday morning. and all the medical advice is always just have more walks, drink eight glasses of water a day. >> do yoga and eat kale. please tell me why kale is always the magic food, like, all my problems are

filling staff positions we've got two new staff ray mom and dad lee and jeff white who commissioner singh remembers is a houser commission is returning to us after working with bank of america he'll be returning as as project manager on monday. we'll make sure to introduce them to you but we're excited to be staffing up that concludes my report >> thank you very much. lots of >> can i ask a question. >> sure, yes senator bill 1404 will pep help to build the housing obligation were we smiled a request with the department of finance that's pending they've asked a number of questions and certainly having state legislation, you know, putting this into state law obey helpful to us. >> thank you very much. next item. >> the next order of business is the commissioners questions and answers. >> any questions and matters. >> i don't know how many people get the e-mail anybody get the e-mail because in this was mentioned today that ace washington said the other thing i heard that the fbi is here in the city auditing. >> what was - >> what's the fbi doing here. >> i don't know. yeah, they don't like

thank you, commissioner singh. we'll take the one public speaker. let's take the one public comment item and i want to hear it before we take our formal vote and then we'll take the vote. >> chester williams. >> very quickly. i had two issues. one that had to