he learned they were looking for him. >> scott smith is a reporter who covered the case for the "stocktond." >> he was arrested initially on felony child abuse charges, which brings potentially a state prison sentence. >> but petero has no previous record. as part of a plea deal, the charges are reduced to a misdemeanor, inflicting injury on a child. he accepts the deal. cory petero is sentenced to 45 days of community service and instructed to take an anger management class. >> i really wasn't pushing the issue for the jail and court and all that because, you know, things happen. people get upset. i was really looking for an apology. >> the apology never comes, but denise and her son are trying to put the whole ordeal behind them. >> i just have to teach my son to move on and do what makes him happy. we can't let that get the best of us. >> and brian is moving on. next stop, he's trying out for his high school football team. >> i'm going to continue to play and just make that all fall behind. >>> down the road from stockton in southern california, another shocking piece of amateur video.

with stockton green intersection. that's the expanded proposal. the moderate proposal does not include that transit overlay. that's just an example of kind of how we differentiated those i do want to point out that the mta board does not have or will not probably be taking all of the expanded or all of the moderate. it will be a mishmash of different proposal going forwardth. right now the e-i-r that's kind of how things are broken out. that concludes my update and i'd be happy to take any questions or comments. >> thank you. we'll open it up for public comment if there is any. is there any public comment on this item? >>> [inaudible]. >> ma'am, if you want to [speaker not understood], you need to come up to the microphone. >> if you feel it's relevant to this item. >>> i want to make sure everything is relevant. >> ma'am, to be specific, this is in regard to the transit effectiveness project only. >>> that's what i want to explain. thank you. however, i was interested -- i had noticed they had the purchase cards for

stockton, not a lot of jobs that come through. kenny played a difference of cities?onomic feasibility continues to exist. not every good day is a great bond. not every bad name is a bad bond. but give the security behind the line. water bonds up finance water improvements for the water, wastewater sewer system. those are secured by the net revenues of underlying enterprise. city bonds by the general fund may not be paying right now over the water bonds perrin secured bonds are making regular payments because of this restricted line of revenues securing those very paulo alto has a great cast well, a really strong property tax base. those bonds are generally perceived as safer. it is critical to understand the underlying cash flows that securities bonds a major there is nothing that can really and here that there. we have general obligation bonds that are secured by property taxes. to contrast a certificate of participation and lease revenue bonds that are secured by the general fund on a parity basis with all other creditors of a city. the appropriation of those bonds

jumped over the fence and theres with a car waiting for him. >> that day he turned himself in to stocktonen he learned they were looking for him. >> this is a reporter who covered the case. >> he was arrested originally on felony child abuse charges. >> but he has no previous record. as part of a plea deal, the charges are reduced to a misdemeanor, inflicting injury on a child. he's sentenced to 45 days of community service and instructed to take an anger management class. >> i really wasn't push being the issue fort jail and court and all that. because things happen. people get upset. i was really looking for an apology. >> the apology never comes, but denise and her son are trying to put the whole ordeal behind them. >> i have to teach my son to move on and do what makes him happy. we can't let this get the best of us. >> brian is moving on. he's trying out for his high school football team. >> continue to fight leave that all behind. >> down the road in southern california another shocking piece of amateur video. parents out of control at a kids' football game. just before this raucous

and columbus and the restaurant is right on stockton and muni and i have less thn a block to walk and first we met we had the instrumental in helping in one of the restaurant right across the street from the original joes to putting in the parklet. and she said to me, you know what? this is going up 50 percent. and so it does help with the process to bring business in and also that it was better for the community at large because the people together while the city and the person can sit outside and while to i want to mention that a daughter who is 23 years old and does not drive or ride a bike she takes the public transport everywhere, this is the younger generation, they do not necessarily drive. i am all for parklets. and because they will not do it in the park and i am for it in the situational at polk street with the setting up of the bike lanes and i am for it now and hope that you would approve this. >> thank you. >> is there any apublic comment on this item? >> seeing none, and we will move into rebuttal. you have 6 minutes of rebuttal. >> you know what? i am just going to let

i forget, it may be 600 stockton, but it's on the corner of stockton and clay. and also i met with project sponsors in regards to an issue that's coming before us in a few weeks regarding pet food express. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, we can move on to department matters. item 4, director's announcements. >> thank you, jonas. good afternoon, commissioners. a couple of items in your packet today is a memo and a report from dan sider regarding the transfer development rights program. it's a summary of a study that we had conducted with siple consulting looking at that program, looking at potential market analysis of possible sale of tdrs from city-owned properties. this was a result of discussions with several city departments and we did -- i think dan just yesterday had a presentation of this to the historic preservation commission and we're happy to answer any questions or have a future hearing on it if you so desire. we don't know yet if there's -- i don't believe we are proposing any legislative changes at this point. this is more kind of a ma

stockton was a perfect storm of a very intense time of overspending, overpromising and under developing where troit is a systematic breakdown what would have been progressive polici in the socialgenda front. i grew up south of detroit in ohio, went to the city on a regular basis. it was a magnificent place. to see it deteriorater you have a a huge pension obligatio, the fact the tax base has left metropolitanar, buildg up over the las15 to 20 years, it is the perfect storm. gerri: here is what ck snyder said. >> hat'll come through the process, the point is anybody buying bonds should be aware of the financl challenges. we want to work through this, get that done. gerri:aving big effects, what do you make of the governor's statement, what he had to y about this. what he is saying is quite dangerous. he has characterized the general obligation bondss being unsecured creditors of the city, and i alwayselieved and i think the market believes the past 1 years they are obscured by the municipality. very dangerous precedent he is trying tset here. cheryl: emergency city manager is proposing b

macy's station in stockton does owe farrell close on sundays. marina june july 28th, lake shore plaza closing sundays starting august 4th and airport station on westfield road ends august 11th. >> qh we come back we're going revisit big developments in the asiana crash investigation. >> including startling information about pilots. >>> coming up at 6:00 a bay area man survived the asiana airlines crash talks about his expeer skbrens how he took action. we'll hear from a pilot the one in this plane on the tarmac when the plane landed and then, crashed. and a woman knows the pain of losing a loved fwhun a crash is helping victims how her personal experience is helping others cope. join dan ashley and me for those stories and more coming up at 6:00. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >> recapping some new developments from the national transportation safety board investigation of the crash of flight 214 at sfo. >> there are new questions about experience of the pilots the trainee pilot only halfway through his flying. >> investigators confirm

compensation in the non movable fixtures and equipment resulting in the condemnation of property on stockton street. directors appropriate for a motion to disclose or not the information in closed session. >> motion. >> may have a motion? >> motion and a second. the aye's have it. okay. we are adjourned. >> that concludes the business before you. >> thank you. with its elegant rotunda, the reflecting waters of the sub rounding lagoon and fraying rant eucalyptus trees, special dates and memorable proposals. it is the perfect picnic spot to relax with that special someone by listening to water and fountain in the lagoon and gazing as the swans go gracefully by. beautiful to view from many locations along the lagoon and inside the columns is an ideal place to walk around with your loved one. the palace of fine arts is the most popular location in the city arts system. reservations for weddings and other events a >> the public wants to access particular information about your house or neighborhood we point them to gis. gis is a combination of maps and data. not a graphic you see on a screen. you

so hour by hour tonight, low clouds surge way inland past livermore so tracey,stockton. all of this very lickly including drizzle for tomorrow morning, and sunshine for around lunchtime, and that sea breeze keeping things cool around san francisco around oakland. drizzle in the south bay tomorrow and high temperatures still running very cool for this time of area. monday and tuesday probably the coolest days of the week ahead. even now areas south of downtown san jose. low to mid 80s. cooler in dublin as you go down. now you're back in the 60s around oakland and berkeley. low 70s in the north bay. the first half of the week morning mist and drizzle at times. as we pass wednesday, you will see a change here in the seven day forecast. as we move into the first weekend of august, and you know it's time because we have our first pre season football game. 80s and 90s. >> that is just crazy, thank you, rob. >> dozens of bay area brides get a break on their wedding gowns for a good cause. sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're

each one of these cities, it's not just, you know, like we said detroit or stockton, california.re and more. who is going to invest in those cities? how do you bring more money in? whether it's manufacturing, retail -- >> everybody hates the bond market until they need money, right? you hear people -- especially on the left side say, the bond market. they bash it. what did james carville say? you need them. i tell you what, here's a note to america. if you don't care, don't borrow money. if you don't want to be subjected to interest rates, the bond market, and the fed, don't borrow anything. >> first of all -- >> live off the financial grid. >> municipalities and states love the bond market. they do not hate the bond market. >> people do. >> i don't know who the people are. >> individuals. >> the other point you into he had to understand is there are two forms of borrowing that have been going on in the state and local government for the last 20 years. one is borrowing through bonds. the other is borrowing through pension funds. 29 states underfunded their pensions the last time

people come from stockton and san jose to see these groups. fashion shows, drag shows, comedy, jazz, family students, polynesians and the gay community feel very welcome. it's a free stage. performers can charge cover and take it all. what this is is artistic benefit and utility. in sundance doesn't want to compete with pain a. it a phenomenal setting, delicious food and contemporary and warm. performers who can't perform a yoshis do perform. according to my research, it was just pointed out that sundance had live entertainment for a year 1/2 without an entertainment license. paina has gotten one. so paina has operated for 1 hour and sundance for hundreds. i was there last night. if you can look down here, this is what was going on last night. this phone call that has been installed throughout the entire sealing and the wall behind the audience. the event last night had 50 easels set up with blank canvasses. paina happily gave the space for free and the artist instructor took home 100 percent of what each student paid to learn that evening. it

condiciones para nosotros, alto oleaje en el pacífico, lejos de las costas, pero el panorama agradable, stocktonl domingo 75, hay más detalles mañana, buenas noches, que descanse, regresamos ♪. >>> el tri ganó, aquí está alejandro luna con la acción deportiva, alejandro. >>> qué tal, amigos, cómo están, les saluda alejandro luna para compartir la jornada de la copa oro en lo que es el día jueves con méxico ante panamá, dan do muestras ligeras de recuperac. >>> apareció orozco para defender muy bien su pórtico, marco fabián con el disparo, pero aquí llegó en el 41 y 30 el tiro de esquina y el remate frentazo sólido de cabeza, de raúl jiménez de las Águilas del américa para el 1 a 0, después la falta que se inventa marco fabián, con el toque, el árbitro le compra la falta, tremenda actuación de marco fabián para que marquie desde los 11 pasos, ahí viene a ejecutar el disparo y así sembrar la victoria, tanque de oxígeno para el chepo de la torre,2 a 0 ante panamá. >>> este es el equipo que queremos ver, tenemos falencias, tenemos que trabajar aún, pero la mejora fue importante. >>> un partido impor

. >>> emotions were high in stockton as troops returned from afghanistan today. the soldiers from the 126th aviation battalion were met by family and friends. some of them even got to meet their children for the very first time. >> overwhelming right now. just excited to be home and see my son and my wife. >> troops were gone supporting operation enduring freedom in afghanistan. >>> muggy out there, plenty of clouds. a lot like yesterday. a few reports of sprinkles this morning but now that clouds are starting to clear the area, these were the numbers from today. 87 in antioch. that's one of the warm spots. 77 in santa rosa. it was a little warmer south of san francisco. and east and it was a little cooler today in some places in the north bay. more fog, more cloud cover. but the basic idea here is all this moisture is kind of working its way out of the area. finally and we at least so far have been very fortunate. see all these lightning strikes they've been north and east and south of this area. it's just fortunate we haven't had an issue with it. because this

by the time the bus reached stockton, the chp was hot on its tail. the driver was traveling within the speed limit. officers say the driver stopped and did not resist arrest once the bus was disabled. he is a white male in his 30s. >>> police are searching for a man who exposed himself to a child. we have surveillance video to take a look at. this is inside the barnes and nobles store near the hillsdale shopping center. a 10-year-old girl was reading with her family. the map came up to the girl when she was in the children's book section and brought her to a different part of the store. that's where he exposed himself and touched her. this happened june 23. detectives are asking for the community for help. >>> the san francisco crime lab technician who pleaded guilty to stealing cocaine evidence was sentenced today. debbie madden will not go to jail. she was sentenced to five years probation, which was not a surprise. it was part of a plea deal which reduced the charges. madden went to trial twice already for felony charges of stealing cocaine being

compensation in the non movable fixtures and equipment resulting in the condemnation of property on stockton street. directors appropriate for a motion to disclose or not the information in closed session. >> motion. >> may have a motion? >> motion and a second. the aye's have it. okay. we are adjourned. >> that concludes the business before you. >> thank you. >>> thank you and welcome to the mayor's disability council. welcome to the july meeting, you guys. wow, it's already july. we're in the middle of the year. we're going to have welcome introduction and role call by denise. >> thank you. good afternoon and welcome to the mayor's disability council this friday july 19th, 2013 in room 400 of san francisco city hall. city hall is accessible to person's using wheelchair and other devices. wheelchair access is provided at the maccal ster ramp via ramp. wheelchair access at the poke street carton b is temporary interrupted due to repairs. we appreciate your patience during this time and ask that you use any of the remaining entrances when visiting city hall. listening devices are available an

compensation in the non movable fixtures and equipment resulting in the condemnation of property on stockton street. directors appropriate for a motion to disclose or not the information in closed session. >> motion. >> may have a motion? >> motion and a second. the aye's have it. okay. we are adjourned. >> that concludes the business before you. >> thank you. >> hello, san francisco. holley here with another list of buzz worthy activities. the bay view neighborhood comes alive this thursday at 5:30 third on third, community wide arts celebration for the whole family. sponsored by the san francisco arts commission and the puc and features pop-up galleries, beer and wine, children's zone with free art making activities. this saturday you're invited to bicycle with the san francisco mid-bike mystery ride as they set out to a new mystery location in san francisco. ride start locations will be posted to their website the day of the ride. only the ride leader knows where they're going, so, bring your sense of adventure. this sunday at 2:00 enjoy the san francisco symphony for their annual free co

the marine air made its way into sacramento and stockton this morning.ensures a case of ocean air conditioning will follow you into the afternoon. south of lake tahoe and yosemite watch out for afternoon thundershowers. for the bay area, things are looking calm. here is a look at the low clouds you can see clearing skies inland and for the afternoon once again the clouds will thicken in on the coast and push inland. by lunchtime we should see mid 70s around the east bay valley, 75 at noon in san jose and low to mid 80s inland today around the east bay and areas south of san jose. 60s for san francisco. the weekend will see a little warmup and you'll notice it there for the valleys. saturday and sunday, our highs closer to 90. a brief warmup staying in the 60s on the coast and cooling down as we approach monday. >>> we'll look at the bay bridge. rob is talking about the weather and the changes. we'll watch for the shift in the commute, typically kicks in late they are morning. right now not a problem. obviously there are crews through oakland and 880 in b

easily 110 in stockton fresno, modesto, it is hot. this is about as hot as it gets here in the bay area with mild overnight readings into the 50s and into the 60s. tomorrow again average high 67 degrees in san francisco. forecasting 75. 103 in concord when the average high is 85. instead of 83 in san jose you can expect low 90s. up to 101 in morgan hill. 102 or 103 in gilroy. 90 redwood city. keep in mind many folks on the peninsula don't have ac. east of the bay temperatures easily up to 107 degrees. in fairfield back into vacaville please beat the heat and always check your back seat for pets and for children. 70 in stinson along the beach tomorrow with a nice see sea breeze seabreeze out of the west. 101 in st. helena. the hottest day to come will be on tuesday. you'll barely feel the difference on wednesday while the coast remains in 70s. >> we'll start to see the return of the seabreeze on thursday. 4th of july one thing we're going to have to be careful people like to party they like to do it on the boats. just do not do it. >>

stockton declared bankruptcy last year. at the same time it was the largest u.s. city to declare bankruptcy. and orange county declared bankruptcy in 1994 while facing a debt of $1.7 billion. >>> time is 4:45. the conformation of janet napolitano as the next president of california was met with protest. uc campus police arrested six protestors and removed them from the room. as you can see there. the protestors say the record number of deportations during napolitano's time as homeland security secretary makes her a bad choice. in her remarks she tried to address their concerns. >> documented or undocumented, we welcome all students to the university of california. we are here we're in the business of education. >> napolitano becomes the first female president of the university. she will be paid a salary of $570,000 as uc president. the board of regents say they offered $20,000 more which is what the current president makes but napolitano opted to take the pay cut. and she will receive a relocation stiven. as well as an annual car allowance, benefits, and retiremen

david stockton is a former director at the fed and a senior fellow at the petersen institute of international economics. our reporter asked him for his views. >> first of all, i'd like to ask you about the outlook of the gdp cutting up. what is your prospect? >> well, i think we're likely to see a weak second quarter figure, somewhere probably 1% or below at an annualized rate, and that comes on the heels of 1.5% in the first quarter. so the economy in the first half is certainly underperformed its potential by quite a bit. >> and are we expecting the next monetary policy meeting coming up on the same day. now, do you think those weak numbers would affect some of the fed's decision? >> so i think it will certainly be some influence on their decision. they probably at this point are reading the data, as many economists are here, as having been relatively soft in terms of gdp. on the other hand, the labor market has actually performed quite well with payroll employment gains running around 200,000 a month over the past six months. and that's a pretty solid performance. so i think ultimately, wh

all the way into stockton tomorrow morning. that is a strong push of a 2,000 foot marine layer. during the day we get more sunshine. the coast should see more sunshine, a sign that we'll see more warmup. the temperatures are closer to the 90s inland. 50s to start off tomorrow morning with some mist possible on the coast. 85 in san jose. for tomorrow, low 90s south towards morgan hill. tri valley warming up. mid 90s approaching tuesday. not much change for san francisco. you'll see highs in the upper 60s and 70s around oakland. 80s into the north bay. temperatures climbing up. not nearly as hot as the heat we had last week. mid 90ed in the warmest spots. then by wednesday and thursday, sea breeze will fire up. it will cool us off a little bit. the items to watch will be the tropical clouds drifting in towards next sunday. >>> when we come back we'll have a look at the giants dodgers game that went tied to the ninth inning and then sort of a heart breaker. >>> hi, everybody. scott reiss in the "comcast sportsnet" newsroom. dodgers/giants. emotions always run high when these two ge

if you are traveling around the state watch out south of stockton and headed to fresno where they may get close today and yosemite. they are retreating to the east as the afternoon unfolds. no more 100's, it is 99 in fresno and palm springs and 91 in sacramento. 80 in tahoe. leyla gulen? >> we do have clear conditions out there, no crashes. we have mostly green with top speeds on all the briggs with no slow downs on the dumbarton, maybe a little bit of volume on the san mateo but along the peninsula, through san francisco and if you need to make it to sfo it is 12 minutes. over the altamont pass, this is where we are showing the top speeds through the pass. before you get to the pass, right out of tracy, there is slow and go traffic and it will be 25 to half an hour to get to dublin and up to highway four which is looking wide open as we speak, 57 miles per hour through antioch and up to 63 miles per hour as we make it to bay point concord. >> crews will be out in south san jose this evening spraying for mosquitoes infected with west nile virus where dead crows were found. fogging wil

compensation in the non movable fixtures and equipment resulting in the condemnation of property on stockton street. directors appropriate for a motion to disclose or not the information in closed session. >> motion. >> may have a motion? >> motion and a second. the aye's have it. okay. we are adjourned. >> that concludes the business before you. >> thank you. test, test, test, test, test, test, test, test test >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of tuesday's july 16th. madam clerk please call the role (calling names) mr. president, >> there's a guy named mary over here. >> my apologizes (laughter) >> mr. president, all members are present. >> thank you. i'm glad all of us are here and laij can you join us in the pledge of allegiance. 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. colleagues we have our june 11th board meeting can you have a motion to approve those minutes arrest without objection. madam clerk any communicatio

compensation in the non movable fixtures and equipment resulting in the condemnation of property on stockton street. directors appropriate for a motion to disclose or not the information in closed session. >> motion. >> may have a motion? >> motion and a second. the aye's have it. okay. we are adjourned. >> that concludes the business before you. >> thank you. >> i have been a cable car grip for 21 years. i am a third generation. my grand farther and my dad worked over in green division for 27. i guess you could say it's blood. >> come on in. have a seat. hold on. i like it because i am standing up. i am outside without a roof over my head and i see all kinds of people. >> you catch up to people you know from the past. you know. went to school with. people that you work with at other jobs. military or something. kind of weird. it's a small word, you be. like i said, what do people do when they come to san francisco? they ride a cable car. >> california line starts in the financial district. people are coming down knobbhill. the cable car picks people up. takes them to work. >> there still is

didn't have the kind of quantity he wanted, so i put him in touch with some serious guys i knew in stockton. scary dudes. hell, maybe they killed 'em. i'm gonna need those names. two of the drug dealers anaya gave us are dead. the other one's on death row in texas. i've got a call in to the department of corrections to see if i can interview him. oh, remember the missing bullet from the gun we found near the bodies? techs finally found it. it was buried in the dirt in front of the barn. like somebody had shot into the ground. where outside the barn? right in front of the big painted face. hmm. so what do you think? should i go to texas and talk to this guy? by all means, take a trek to the lone star state. but i think i can solve this case quicker. how? get everyone we've interviewed to ella's diner first thing tomorrow morning. well, why the diner? for the coffee, of course. hey, ray. hey. i was, uh, just checking in. seeing if you had a chance to think about the offer. i think you already know my answer. you're missing out on something big. i'm sure i am. how's the case? you getting anywh

nhk asked david stockton, a senior fellow at the peterson institute and former director at the fed for his view on what we might expect from these announcements. >> first, i'd like to ask you about the outlook of the gdp coming up, and what is your prospect. >> i think we're likely to see a weak second quarter figure, somewhere probably at 1% or below, at an annualized rate. that comes on the heels of half a percent in the first quarter. the economy in the first half has certainly underperformed its potential by quite a bit. >> we're expecting the next monetary meeting coming up the same day. do you think those numbers will affect some of the fed's decisions? >> it will be some influence on the decision. they are reading the data, as many economists are here, as being relatively soft. in terms of gdp. on the other hand, the labor market is performing quite well with payroll employment gains running around 200,000 a month over the past six months. that's a pretty solid performance. i think ultimately, while gdp will certainly be a factor they're going to consider, they're going to be lo

compensation in the non movable fixtures and equipment resulting in the condemnation of property on stockton street. directors appropriate for a motion to disclose or not the information in closed session. >> motion. >> may have a motion? >> motion and a second. the aye's have it. okay. we are adjourned. >> that concludes the business before you. >> thank you. >> when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnets in the city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen, who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum, visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have

compensation in the non movable fixtures and equipment resulting in the condemnation of property on stockton street. directors appropriate for a motion to disclose or not the information in closed session. >> motion. >> may have a motion? >> motion and a second. the aye's have it. okay. we are adjourned. >> that concludes the business before you. >> thank you. ♪ >> i am so looking forward to the street fair tomorrow. >> it is in the mission, how are we going to get there? we are not driving. >> well what do you suggest? >> there are a lot of great transportation choices in the city and there is one place to find them all, sfnta.com. >> sfmta.com. >> it is the walking parking, and riding muni and it is all here in one place. >> sitting in front of my computer waiting transportation options that is not exactly how i want to spend my saturday night. >> the new sfmta.com is mobile friendly, it works great on a tablet, smart phone or a lap top, it is built to go wherever we go. >> cool. >> but, let's just take the same route tomorrow that we always take, okay? >> it might be much more fun to ride

terms of getting the cars off of market street are difficult to do because of the construction on stockton and fourth. >> and but, we should be bringing back something soon, i can't say right now, i don't know how we will fund any such changes. >> and i understand that, and you know, the city should be planned on what the experts say and not my supposition, but i will tell you that it is my strong supposition that if we close market street altogether to the private vehicles from tenth street all wait to the fery building and we had an actual uniform ban that the need for enforcement would be less than if you are doing it block by block where the people are getting confused by which block is okay and which block is not okay. i think that will also allow to you realize the transit and bike benefits that we are talking about, two blocks of safety and expedited transit is as good as nothing because we are getting into the next block and you are back in the traffic and the unsafe zones because the people are going to make the choices we don't want them to make. i would favor the whole thing. an

compensation in the non movable fixtures and equipment resulting in the condemnation of property on stockton street. directors appropriate for a motion to disclose or not the information in closed session. >> motion. >> may have a motion? >> motion and a second. the aye's have it. okay. we are adjourned. >> that concludes the business before you. >> thank you. >> good evening and welcome to the july 17, 2013 board of appeals, the officer is president chris hwang and she joined by the vice president ann lazarus and commissioners fung and honda and hurtado. >> to my left is the city attorney jesner and will provide the board with any needed legal advice. and goldstein the board's executive director, we are joined by the representatives from the city departments that have cases before the board, scott sanchez sitting in the front row and he is the city zoning administrator and also here representing the planning department and commission. sitting next to him is joseph duffy and he is representing the department of building inspection and also joined by short and forester and representing the pu

compensation in the non movable fixtures and equipment resulting in the condemnation of property on stockton street. directors appropriate for a motion to disclose or not the information in closed session. >> motion. >> may have a motion? >> motion and a second. the aye's have it. okay. we are adjourned. >> that concludes the business before you. >> thank you. >> a lot a ton with the community and we say to ourselves, there is this one and this one. we all compartmentalize them, we have our own agenda. our agenda is to create great work. if you are interested in that, you are part of our community. >> hello and welcome to brava theater. >> we are trying to figure out a way to make a space where theater and presentation of live work is something that you think of the same way that you think of going to the movies. of course, it has been complex in terms of economics, as it is for everyone now. artistically, we have done over 35 projects in four seasons, from producing dance, theater, presenting music, having a full- scale education program, and having more than 50,000 visitors in the building

there was a 30 stockton that came along there and stopped specifically at the field house in order to -- the operator use the rest room. that service was interrupted for that period of time. if that operator was able to go to the end of the line of the terminal and have something there, that would be much more appropriate and much more in keeping with the needs of the riding public. i encourage you to do as much as you can, but really look for the real requirements. thank you. >> thank you. congratulations on your retirement. next speaker. >>> good afternoon. i'm elena butler. i live on douglass street in noe valley. can you hear me? >> speak into the microphone so we can hear you better. >> is that better? >>> thank you. i'm here to speak to the at&t utility box issue. i'd like to speak specifically to the process and actually i want to refer to -- first to an article that was in the newspaper on july 20th, 2011, when the board took the 6 to 5 vote. at&t -- thanks. at&t at that time agreed to conduct robust community outreach and also said that if there were significant community opp

this was finally spotted and stopped near oakdale just south of stockton. ac transit says it was a standby bus parked at the transit terminal. the van the driver led offices on a 20-minute chase. bus drivers we spoke with say stealing a bus isn't that hard, but getting away with it is. >> that's pretty gut si. i mean, the guy who took it, i mean, i don't know what he was thinking. you can't get far with that bus. >> that's for sure. chp officers stopped the bus by using spike strips to flatten the tires. they arrested 29-year-old san franciscociscan justin moss. why did he take the bus? we still don't know. >>> these drone signs are popping up in places around the bay area like on highway 37. they're fake, of course, but they certainly look real. the chp wants to remind everyone it does not have drones. >>> now, the bigamistly was who made these things. >>> well, we took a look and found the guy. he is an a rtist who lives in the north bay, and here's what he had to say. >> i went to a sign shop. i cut the aluminum myself. i figured out the font. >> just li

compensation in the non movable fixtures and equipment resulting in the condemnation of property on stockton street. directors appropriate for a motion to disclose or not the information in closed session. >> motion. >> may have a motion? >> motion and a second. the aye's have it. okay. we are adjourned. >> that concludes the business before you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors land use and economic development committee. i'm scott wiener, the chairman of the committee. to my right is supervisor jane kim, and to my left is supervisor david chiu, a member of the committee. our clerk today is alisa miller and i want to thank sfgtv, specifically jennifer low and jesse larsen for broadcasting today's hearing. madam clerk, are there any announcements? >> yes. please make sure to silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the july 23rd board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise sta