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i appreciate t. mr. chairman can we open for public comment? >> i think other staff are saying mr. wong is not done >> i feel we covered a lot of this already in this conversation that just ensued. we do look forward to receiving the results of the san francisco foundation research project that is getting underway and we'll be happy to work with you on steps going forward to kaess this >> thank you so much. >> okay, supervisor yee your name is still on the roster is that left over? we'll open to public comment. hold on a second. if anyone wishes to comant please step forward. you have 2 minutes and if you would like to comment line up [inaudible] >> this guy is talking about [inaudible] >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon budget and finance and please give them grants for the arts. give it is a great brand new start. give them please a grant, for the arts [singing [. please give them grants the arts, give it straight from the art. please give them grants for the arts. please give them a great brand new start. please give them grants for the arts, give it straight

r(t&háhp &hc th mr. nutter when he was a council man. court'st( rule threw a wrench into that. understand who it isxd funding my kmerms commercials. but i understand it is working people. they are not billionaires. >> toj #r. diaz. within the past week at a previous forum senator williamsçó accused you ofe1 stealing his idea of creating a munici gbi bank. >> that's e1true. [ laughter ] >> so we want tojf ask you point blank, did you get that idea yourself or did you steal it? >> we've been meeting with a bunch of progressive groups. and based on meeting withxd those progressive groupse1 they have a pamphlet. in the pamphlet, they talked about the iowaÑ)hsunicipal bank and how the municipal bank could be utilized. that is what we referred. to unlike mr.q kenneylp and mr. williams, i don't supposei] the voucher system. and that's how they get their opportunities to essentially take money out of the school system which essentially hurts the public w3schools. >> mr. street? >> yes? >> as you well know you did go to federal prison for failing

they posted this video named mrs. t.they had a device made for her. >> she uses her back legs to push herself along. they are making the best of a bad situation. her future was not bright after a rat chewed off her two front legs while she was hibernating. they had the bright idea to give her a special set of wheels and you do not mess with mrs. t. >> how about that. she pities the fool. >> a possible design flaw in the new apple watch. why some claim the device works on their skin no matter how hard they try. >> also a photo controversy puts a northern california college on blast. how they use it as an opportunity to teach rather than punish. >> the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up now. a big change from a little while >> developing news in oakland where the s.w.a.t. team is called to find several suspects uponed for firing on police officers. >> the curfew worked in baltimore, but it doesn't erase a problem. the issue that is pushing the communities to find a peaceful solution. >> regulating travel services. what san

mr. fairlen t powal on behalf of supervisor yee for the late mr. james lim. on behamp of supervisor ferrule for the late mrs. rita [inaudible] and nants abloom >> culleges this bringstuse the end of the agenda, madam clerk is there anymore business before us today >> that conclude the business for today >> we are adjourned. thank you colleagues. (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone. i want to thank you all for coming out this morning it's a beautiful san francisco morning as it seems to be those dazed but a difficult morning as yesterday yesterday morning an 87-year-old resident of sunset resident named alfred was walk on this street geary that boulevard in a krouks on 26 oath trying to cross the road when struck by an automatic turning left onto endearing later in the afternoon died another san francisco general hospital this is not yet conformed we ronald reagan are hearing that someone driving a motorcycle on 15th was struck and killed by an automobile i want to express you know on my behalf and everyone here our profound condolences to the family and fri

mr. crevitt lives in walnut creek, miss walker resides ?t state of new york, mr. barker livers in (inaudible) because the cost of living is so much less. >> i'm sorry, your time is up. next speaker please. >> hi, my name is tory antoni, i am an artist. terry bogart has rented these apartment as spaces since 1997 and basically 1049 market street currently operates as a mixed use building specializing in artist live-work spaces. it is home to many students at the academy of art university who create remarkable pieces of art within their unit. living in an artist-based community has provided much encouragement and support for many artists throughout the years. it is truly a community based on creativity and celebrating unique ideas. i wish these were my words but these are their words, the article posted on 1049 market street dot com in 2013, so, yeah, i'd like to see it remain that way, see that this remains a hub for creativity for many artists. that's all i've got to say. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is tommy, avacoli mecca, i'm

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you learned english from mr. t.? and what not. >> i was trying to think, if they were to translate in to welsh like they do in france or spain. >> jimmy: right. >> more pity the fool be. it doesn't have the same ring, does it? [ speaking welsh ] >> i love it when a plan comes together. doesn't have the same ring. >> jimmy: a lot of extra letters. you guys are wasting letters. >> haes what's fun, though, is if you went to a school playground or yard in wales, especially welsh, especially a welsh-speaking school you would hear kids speaking in welsh than expletives because it is cooler to swear in english. >> jimmy: really? >> one of our strongest ones is -- you can hear this argument. [ speaking welsh ] but more often than not, you are hear [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: classic. it has a certain punch to it. by the way, right now we have some abc standards and practices people who are trying to figure out whether they need to bleep that or not. >> you are fine with that. you will be able to air the show for 600,000 people in w

mr. davis next t is public speakers i have 5 signed up (calling names) if you could please approach the podium two minutes per speaker. >> hi, i'm alex greg the assist principle let's go bayview (clapping) so my comments will be belief to the board as you can see we have wonderful families that are supporting our school and happy that the success we have is are excellent teachers who also share some of their comments on who was happening at the school i want to share two quick stories about things i think are a show of success first right of refusal the school are placed in academic success we recently got back some of the results from our making testing a national test that is doable 4 times a year this measures their readiness for college in our 7th grade in math we had an average a group of 1 hundred 86 years our students have grown two years in that's correct to september to they're targeted growth in particular our lowest people that nodes the most growth made over 3.16 years of growth that indicated what we are doing with our students is making a difference and setting them on the pathwa

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mr.-t style the only thing we have to look forward to in this group is pain. there is one more thing lange wants to you look for the money flow. that's created by a famous analyst and market interpreter. it measures the flow of funds into and out of a stock in one month period. it arrives at an accumulation distribution number. now in negative territory, it's clear the cash is pouring out of the dow transports a very bearish sign. what is the weekly chart of the dow transports look like? take a gander. this chart is not necessarily outright bearish. it definitely gives you costsle for trouble. until lately, they have been making a multimonster move higher him lange notes the dow transports are currently testing their long-term support. okay. at the 50-week moving average, which is not great. better than we saw on the daily chart. it shows a bearish crossover back in january, still very much in negative territory. on top of that lange points out the money flow indicator, weekly chart, it just went negative. right here. troublesome. by the way, that's the first

mr. prince said t. is extremely frustrating to be told something will happen and you wait. it is like we are the problem. if we just don't ask it will go away and we don't want our projects to just go away. an dray is correct when she said part of the frustration is that we don't need a study to tell us the obvious and we don't even need money waisted on a study, we just need to know that whatever is decide will be implemented and that is the problem is we can study it to death and there will be a death-that is the way the city operates in terms of getting pedestrian safety, it is theory until we have a person killed in front of city hall and then it gets done and that is a harbl way of doing things. we want more communication. we want someone who may have stayed until the ends of the meeting so i can say this is the person that will contact us in a week or 2 to go forward. i'll wait for that call. i don't expect it, but i'll wait for it. >> any other? come on up quickly. we are running out of time. >> good afternoon supervisors. just a point of clarification, i'm roger [in

their commitment is two years as you're doing this we want you to come out of our t f a program do we do outreach. >> mr. gabbinger might be able to speak to that one of the conversations to t f a can they play a role to have their core members clear their credentials that takes pressure off of us we can't currently if you're an interim teacher in ucsf you may not get the support to clear our credentials we have a waiting list and one of the conversations in terms of professional development can we take on the clearing the credential that could take longer than two years a residual that the teachers stay longer but the strategies in the past with the previous cohort i'm going to let the colleagues. >> before he give us the information on t f a monique brings up an important point we don't have the fund 40 the first year teacher from a recruitment stand up i've been recruiting non-stop from january the first thing what kind of support from the school site second one is do you have a place to clear my credential the minute i say no you have to wait for the second year we have to look at it we do have wond

it's going to be like a mr. t situation. the prediction pain. polar opposite ibm. unlike twitter which was thought to be spry but is now in intensive care and some would say dnr meaning do not recess tate ibm was perceived to have no pulse at all. no pulse at all. i know that there were many a call from people on twitter no less to put -- really at jim cramer on twitter to but him on the morning wall of shame. ibm, she is finished. i admit having not been too keen going into the last quarter but you could see that ibm was reinventing itself on the fly. it was all there. reinventing itself this time as a trusting advisor to companies that want to compile and analyze big data. look i don't think that it's cloud business is where it will be. it's no sales force.com and we're going to hear from them later. but it's getting there. more important, though this stock rallied huge today because it boosted it's dividend by a phenomenal 18%. no one expected that. the stock has been doing nothing. that 18% boost is incredible and it brings ibm into a very special club. it's th

mrs. fiorina is the only female republican considering a run for the presidency. so who is carly fiorina? born in austin, texas, ms. fiorina is 60 years old. she's married to retired at&t executive frank fiorina. prior to entering politics mrs. fiorina served as c.e.o. of hewlett-packard. but in 2009, she was diagnosed with breast cancer and was forced to undergo a double mastectomy. after making a full recovery in 2010 mrs. fiorina ran for the u.s. senate as the republican candidate in california. she was defeated by senator barbara boxer. today, although some republicans are unsure about mrs. fiorina for her moderate-conservative opinions and the fact she has never held elected office, her business experience is regarded by many as a positive for the republican party. indeed, in 2008, then-g.o.p. presidential nominee john mccain defended carly fiorina's record as a business leader. >> i know that she was a very successful business woman, started out as a part-time secretary and made her way to the top of the corporate ladder as one of the biggest c.e.o.'s in the united states of america. >> question, could mrs. fiorina defeat hillary clinton in a presidential electio

. >> good afternoon, commissioners at&t park planning staff staff i'm going to let mr. johnson from supervisor breed office to make his presentation thank you mr. star good afternoon collin johnson legislative aide to board president london breed before i start since mr. sanchez mentioned the brrl before i came up here president with breed and the newest member rick had a small ceremony you have a full board of appeals which is great legislation before you is follow-up legislation to president breeds recently passed e.r. divisadero those were supported in june of 2014 and passed the land use committee in 2014 and passed the board unanimously and signed by the major in 2014 they became effective in december a few months ago it runs 12 blocks from hate at the south to the north and it runs 9 blocks from ma please call the roll. >> to bush street ems it is more denser and courage the diverse modes of transportation and invites a framework for the neighborhood planning controls to the unique needs and atmosphere those nc ds are important to create the vibrant neighbors and

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but just as race-based dog whistling is often nothing more than mr. t.chick means to an end, so too is the case of gender-based whistling. tragically, women's access to reproductive health care gets caught in the crossfire and indeed women's health and their very lives become collateral damage to a political scheme. so how do we respond? if my story is any kind of example, we made the argument often heard supporting women whose economic autonomy is good for the economy assuring that women have access to education, health care quality childcare, all of these create an opportunity for women to be more successful, have increased buying power in the economy and that is good for the economic well-being of all. this is when we all do better we all do better argument. it is the story that i told you at the beginning of my remarks. but that message is that working to motivate gender biased voters. why? because it is missing the point. it isn't speaking to the motive behind this particular voting choices. it is a response to look through the lens from which these

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mr. wagner said t but somebody said it you mentioned maybe -- maybe -- mr. hartunian it was you, but the party of native american lands was mentioned. this action on the border between our country and canada and we have a similar situation with -- in -- along the border of mexico and at times i've heard from the mexican border that sometimes the smugglers, drug smugglers human traffickers use that land as a conduit to get through and try to get the cooperation of the folks who own that and live in that land -- live on that land. whoever raised this would you and others just chime in about how this is of interest to us on the north as well as on the south southern border. mr. spero. >> yes, senator thank you. there are -- that is true, there are some -- there certainly are some complexities when conducting investigations of crime on the native american reservations. one of the complexities certainly on the thorn border in the area of mohawk indian reservation that mr. hartunian and i share jurisdiction with is just plainly the geography, it's tough terrain an

murals that i mentioned in -- t hese murals in maine that i mentioned, mr. bowbray dignities d these out on the porch. the andersons were creating a museum. yes, it was a house for showing off and celebration but i think there is an underlying message that was going on. this at is that we are trying to bring all of the different cultures of the worlds together in one place. with that, i will stop and take any questions that anybody has. thank you. [applause] dr. wilson: question? go ahead. >> how comfortable are you with the term beaux-arts as a architectural style? dr. wilson: i am not comfortable with it at all. [laughter] dr. wilson: as i have said, and i don't have time to go into the beaux-arts but yes, you learn classicism, but you learn the other styles as well. the students that is there designed -- their designed in these studios are in all sports of styles -- medieval romanesque, all sorts. not one type was being taught. there were certain principles about organization, about professions through the space about relationship with interior spaces to

mr. wayne. >> thank you everybody for being here today. with no other business beforedv) tof all thank you, everybody friends, family appointees to our boards and commissions it is my pleasure to join all of you and issue the oath of office but a celebration of more people that share responsibility thank you to our supervisors here supervisor breed formerly supervisor and new carmen chu jane kim thank you very much for being here our city administrator thank you for being here and commission thank you and tom hugh and mr. puc guy >> thank you all of you for being here today let me say at the outset we're giving the oath of office for 32 people 118 bodies and commissions that help me deal with the policy challenges but more and more most importantly and the most important thing the commission and advisory bodies do we reach out to people and engage them and bring that diversity of opinion and culture into the way we around government and this is what the exciting to me and let me tell you i'm excited today because the 18 different commissioners and advisors bodies are very i

mr. wayne. >> thank you everybody for being here today. with no other business beforedv) tics center. it is the only facility that has an integrated swimming pool and recreation center combined. we have to pools, the city's water slide, for little kids and those of you that are more daring and want to try the rockslide, we have a drop slide. >> exercises for everybody. hi have a great time. the ladies and guys that come it is for the community and we really make it fun. people think it is only for those that play basketball or swim. >> i have been coming to the pool for a long time now. it is nice they are sweet. >> in the aquatics center they are very committed to combining for people in san francisco. and also ensuring that they have public safety. >> there are a lot of different personalities that come through here and it makes it very exciting all the time. they, their family or teach their kids have a swim. >> of the gem is fantastic, there is an incredible program going on there, both of my girls have learned to swim there. it is a fantastic place, check it out. it is

mr. ristcon 2 or 3 times in the last couple years t. is hard for my office to get information letd alone the community. it is a 3 million dollar ear mark which is a lot of money and there was supposed to be money left over at the end so we can signalize ajaistant intersections. we are told there is no money for those intersections and we found out the other day-there is never unanimous agreement on any project, but the one asspect of the project where there was 100 percent agreement is there are less tern signals and we just

mr. ristcon 2 or 3 times in the last couple years t. is hard for my office to get information letd alone the community. it is a 3 million dollar ear mark which is a lot of money and there was supposed to be money left over at the end so we can signalize ajaistant intersections. we are told there is no money for those intersections and we found out the other day-there is never unanimous agreement on any project, but the one asspect of the project where there was 100 percent agreement is there are less tern signals and we just learned that is not in the project. you can probably tell i am enormously frustrated as are many of my constituents. it undermines confidence of the public when things like this happen and the entire process. when we talk about having important projects that save lives and wanted to get thevl them delivered effectively and being in communication with the public and delivering in the most cost effective way, this project really undermines my confidence and i just really as we are talking about this it isn't theoretic

mr. chairman. thank you for holding this discussion today. i thank our ranking member for pushing hard to get t want to thank both of our witnesses, mr. trumka, my believe is the greatest problem america faces is the decline of middle class incomes. it's harder to stay in the middle class. harder to gain the middle class. i know of almost no one who has tried to reverse that trend than you. thank you for your work. mr. done hue, thank you for your strong advocacy and leadership. we have worked together on many issues. immigration above all. but export-import infrastructure. and most important, you're from st. theresa's parish in brook lifpblet it's good to have you both here. -- in brooklyn. it's good to have you both here. we know the administration, when they tried to sell me on t.p.p., it's almost the geopolitics that prevails over the economics. we want to keep these countries in our osh rather than china's. if there it's an economic web between them and china and not us it's hard to do that. i agree with that goal. with that said though, if that's one of the main goals of t.p.p. to lure co

mr. wayne. >> thank you everybody for being here today. with no other business beforedv) tal meelting of vision zero. i'm your chair kim and joined by commissioner uas well as mar and wiener and believe that commissioner farrell will be joining us shortly. thanks to s [inaudible] i want to recognize josh alexander for doing that and the clerk steve stamose >> roll call commissioner farrell, absent mptd kim, present, mar, present. wienerprint, u, present. >> thank you. mr. clerk can you iletm number 2 >> iletm proapprove minutes of march 12 >> colleagueerize there comments on item number 2. do weed nee to do roll call? at this time we'll talk public comment on item 2. seeing none public comment is closed. okay. relevant to the item? absolutely. >> [inaudible] good people together. if you imagine something like [inaudible] >> thank you. is there any other public comment on item number 2? seeing none public comment is clezed. colleagues we vamotion. can we do that without objection? >> roll call vote >> item 2 commissioner farrell. absent. kim, aye. commissioner mar, aye. comm

t. marco rubio, and scott walker? mr. cantor: right. shira: which one of those four did you last speak to on the phone? mr. cantor: you were going to get pea to say something. shira: once a reporter, always a reporter. mr. cantor: i have spoken to all of them recently. i don't want to say which one more recently something will be taken from that. it's not true. shira: fair enough. let's talk a little bit about deal making and the big deal right now in the news is home state former senator and secretary of state john kerry's negotiations with iran. do you think the framework they have put out, do you think this is a deal for the long-term? mr. cantor: i'm really worried about this deal. i'm really worried about the framework that's been proposed. obviously the sort of meat on the bones comes by june. several points that concern me. whether you can sort of count on it in the long term i'm doubtful. one is the whole question about iran's breakout compass i and -- capacity and what and when if that, what is it what really can be verified ab

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