my executive director where i work at, and the bayview zone, [speaker not understood]. my former principal as well, ms. emilie white thompson. and i couldn't be here standing before you today taking this accolade without the blessing of my mother, elsie stewart and my wife over 20 years, april ann stewart. (applause) >> i'd like to thank you for recognizing me as someone making a difference in the bayview area in the area of science. >> thank you so much. why don't you step aside over here with my aide and we'll take a picture afterwards. i've got a few more tokens of appreciation i'd like to hand out. the next is to recognize an outstanding organization, a long-standing organization with the representatives of the san francisco chapter of the links. please come forward to the podium. so, as they begin to take the podium, i want to speak a little bit about the links. the links, incorporated as an organization of professional, intelligent and of course elegant women. the organization was founded in philadelphia in 1946 with a focus on education, culture, and civic engagem

to highlight an even further level of irony, we've got the produce market in the bayview district ande also have the -- oh, shoot, terry? the food bank, thank you. and the food bank. we have these two amazing assets but yet no grocery store. it's just amazing. so, but those two aspects have been phenomenal partners in stepping up and filling the gaps and providing particularly produce and vegetables to the neighborhood [speaker not understood]. so, i just wanted to go on record and say thank you. >> it's actually quite amazing. as i'm listening to who you represent and so forth, just individual need from your organizations, all the great work they do individually. it just goes to show you how important this particular task force is to have such a collection of organizations and individuals that care about these issues. i've worked for several of the organizations that you represent including st. anthony's, two child care centers in the tenderloin. and i took it over, my organization took it over years ago from another organization that was going to give it up and part of it was that t

the outreach in the bayview hunters point is a very sensitive issue for our community. i would hope that this commission continues to understand the sensitivity of the inland area that folks may not be accustomed to going door to door in public housing sites that, you know, have high crime and low-incomes. but i ask that you all consider that when you make decisions about how you communicate with our community and i hope that you all are, you know, aware that there has been some very successful organizations that have made communications in the bayview hunters point, a special point including the april randolph institute who actually was the initiater of the closure and demolition of the hunters point power platectionv. ~ plant. i want to thank you for your time and hope to see you in the bayview when you change your meetings. thank you. >> thank you. and i neglected to call a couple of comment cards that we have from steve nakajo, evan motoshige and karen huggins. >>> good evening, mr. president, commissioners, and particularly congratulations to the new commissioners.

street merchant corridor and an opportunity to revitalize what i consider to be the main artery of the bayviewistrict, of the southeast quarter. third street is a pretty long streak. from at&t park, it goes all the way

the city. it's not. bayview has as many homeless -- they're real homeless, homeless in the bayview. they sleep in tents, they sleep in campers. of course there is a need for that in bayview. again, like everyone else, whether it's in and out, [speaker not understood] not in my backyard. people in bayview have had the attitude not in my backyard. but mother bound needs help because she's full every night. provident is full, i slept there every night in the cafeteria. most certainly. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. gary lewis, are you here? >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is gary lewis and i'm here applying for the vacancy on the homeless planning board. i have been working in and around the tenderloin with low-income individuals and those at risk with homelessness five years now, plus two years a the executive director of the general a assistance [speaker not understood] a daily drop-in service in the tenderloin. we offer a wide range of services, significant focus is on helping people with income issues, particularly around benefits, although we take a very holistic ap

they will make the announcement at the bayview opera house on 3rd street. >>> time now 5:10. lending a helping hand. the surprise volunteers who helped clean up a trashed nfl player's home. >> the emmy goes to -- "breaking bad" > a night of glitz and glamour, mystery made at last night's emmys. >> first a plane in chicago experiences mechanical problems. how close it came to hitting cars driving by. >> looks like the first week of fall we are going to start to warm up for now. how long will it last? we'll talk about it coming up. >> and our east bay drive times are in the clear right now. we have an event going on in san francisco south of market that shut down some roads. we'll talk more about that plus the rest of your morning commute coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sund300 breaking bad guy :47 "holy crap... i did not sees coming." a-m- . >>> the big emmy winner is about to air its last episode. >>> holy crap. i didn't see this coming. >> language. "breaking bad" won for outstanding drama. the final episode is next sunday. jeff daniels won for the newsroom on hbo. clare danes

a token should be given from glide to the bayview and back. so, those are our comments on the report. we were fortunate this year in the add-back budget to get additional funds to support the shelters. a lot of our shelter providers are using it to enhance the standard of care of which the shelter monitoring committee monitors. so, if you have any questions of me, i'll try to answer them. >> supervisor breed. >> thank you. i do have a few questions. i just want to say thank you for all of your work and trying to continuously make the shelters better for the folks who use them. and also i know -- i've actually visited shelters in the past, but more recently, not too long ago i had a chance to stop by the shelter, one of our family shelters at friendship. and there's a lot of work that needs to be done. i know we fought for support to get the improvements necessary to make that shelter -- well, at least make the location better for a lot of the families who use it. >>> right. >> and i'm wondering how things are going and have any improvements be

i really encourage you all to look at making sure we get tap water stations in the bayview and the mission, chinatown, and other communities that are experiencing disparities with regards to obesity and overweight. thank you. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public that would like to speak on this item? all right. i'd like to bring up radika fox real quick, just wanted to talk about tap water stations and how the locations were determined. >> so, i'm actually going to ask my colleague laura page who is -- coordinates our tap drink program to answer that question. >> thank you. >> can we put that up -- >> the map? >> the map again? thanks. >> we're asking specifically about the tap stations in schools or tap stations outdoors, so both. >> so, for outdoors, tap stations were determined based on use by the public. so, they're in large public open spaces such as golden gate park and yerba buena center for the arts as well as the airport. just because of the congregation of people that go there. the schools were determined by [speaker not understood] not going to be receiving pr

i would just like to point out that when we talk about homes being under water in the bayview and we're talking about mortgages, the more time that we spend debating this issue, we are actually talking about homes under water in the bayview, real water. we need to act sooner rather than later. i support everything that you're doing [inaudible]. >> thank you. next speaker. and final speaker. if there are any other members that wish to speak in general public comment, please step up. >>> i am now come forth to give you skill and understanding. those words were spoken by the angell gabriel to the prophet daniel and he gave him the greatest rev yoution in the entire old testament. he gave him the year of the a nowthctionving of the messiah and he gave him the actual year of the death of the messiah, 4 87 years before he died. now, i can't say for sure that in two months from now on november 10th that the world is going to end, but i think there is a high likelihood that it's going to happen then because in daniel 12 it talks about this blessing that will come in 13 35 days, which is certain

and really began to rewrite the history and the narrative that we often hear about in bayview. d it actually started, ironically, with a small little abandoned swath of land that has grown up to become the cuseda garden. and it's the thought child and the physical manifestation of hard work, of a few community leaders that got together and rolled up their sleeves and got to work. and tonight i have the honor to introduce one of the co-founders, his name is jeffery betcher. where are you? get up here. and jeff is going to introduce to you as he escorts ms. annette young smith to the stage. this lady, ladies and gentlemen, is a lifetime achievement award winner. please, please welcome her to the stage. (applause) >> i can't think of a more deserving woman. thank you. come on in. jeffery, i love you. >> i love you, too. >> hello, neighbors. good evening. you know, first i have to say that i "heart" the portola, i really do. [laughter] >> this is an amazing win frankly for the whole southeast sector, from progress park down, and it's a wonderful night. great to be here with all of y

. >>> and the bayview district is getting help to lower crime. right now george gascon and malia cohen are discussing the details of a new federal ane mo comes at the bayview neighborhood. >>> we're following the latest on a hostage situation. we'll tell you about the local connection with one of the victims. >>> it's sunny and warmer today but rosemary orozco will be here to tell you how long it will last and what's in store for the workweek. >>> and the nerk's mup race -- america's cup racing is scheduled to begin in about an hour. why they may be postponed yet again. mom... yes honey? dad told me that cheerios is good for your heart, is that true? says here that cheerios has whole grain oats that can help remove some cholesterol, and that's heart healthy. [ dad ] jan? ♪ >>> now to our developing news in kenya, that's where al- shabab militants took over a shopping center and gunmen were on roofs. security forces now control the mall. >> reporter: we're now into the third day of this hostage standoff here in nairobi. the kenyan authorities belie

but the bayview officers right on the spot.e moved through the crawl space and then when they asked him to surrender he stood up and all 230 pounds of him landed in the poor people's bedroom. >> so you're talking -- they catch him trying to get fa bank this morning. >> yeah. >> he goes running over the rooftops? >> he got in the bank through a ventilation shaft or something, went back out. he was going across the roof. they saw him between some timbers, told him to stand up. he is a big local guy in the neighborhood, the bayview cops know him. he went through the roof and landed in the poor people's bedroom. [ laughter ] >> sorry. this is comedic. >> i wouldn't want to -- that's not the alarm that i'm looking for. >> can you believe it, only in san francisco. >> yeah. >> all right. and i also understand this all happened five blocks away from the police station? >> yeah. yes, san bruno avenue is not -- it's a stone's throw from bayview station. >> this has to be the dumbest bank robber you have seen it robs it at night, too big

i would just like to point out that when we talk about homes being under water in the bayview and we're talking about mortgages, the more time that we spend debating this issue, we are actually talking about homes under water in the bayview, real water. we need to act sooner rather than later. i support everything that you're doing [inaudible]. >> thank you. next speaker. and final speaker. if there are any other members that wish to speak in general public comment, please step up.

there will be live music, a beer and winegard en, kid zone with craft activities by the bayview organization scrap and other interactive booths. both of our developers for city development and [speaker not understood] will be giving tours on the proposed development projects so we really hope that it will be a first of many great activities in pier 70 as we continue to plan for its development and reuse. so, very excited about that. the second event that i want to talk about is the 19th annual labor fest, which is happening on labor day. this is an annual celebration here in san francisco. it's put on by the ilw local 10 at their union hall. there is a flyer that looks like this out on the front table, i hope, unless it has walked away. it's going to be, again, on labor damon, september 2nd, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.. it's a combination labor fest and celebration of the port's 150th anniversary. the local 10 labor hall is located at 301 beach street, which is between mason and taylor street up in the fisherman's wharf area. labor fest is open and free to the public. and much like the even

the 23rd we'll be in the bayview district. we are about 90 percent it will be at the port roy house. there is a disciplinary charges against special patrol officers scott hart from commissioner susie loftus to commissioner thomas mazzucco for taking on evidence on a date to be determined by commissioner and another charge against patrol officer today hart. also from commissioner susie loftus to commissioner thomas mazzucco for the taking of evidence of a date to be determined by commissioner. >> thank you. i very graciously accept. >> public comment regarding line items 2abc or d. hearing none public comment is closed. item 4. vote on whether to hold item 5 in closed session. including vote on whether to assert the attorney-client privilege. >> do i have a motion? >> so moved. all in favor say, >>> commissioner we are in open session and we have a quorum. >> great call line item 6. vote to elect whether to disclose any or all discussion. >> do i have a motion to non-disclose ur. >> motion. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >>

and the best resource is bayview they're serving now and graduates. and also to address geographic representation, larkin -- i'm sorry, the san francisco conservation corps is recommending adding an additional sub-consultant partner, bayview hunters point based provider, the a. philip randolph institute of san francisco. the conservation corps straits that this qualified local nonprofit will provide services very similar to larkin street. ~ states and the geographic location of the nonprofit may reach more at-risk youth in the community. we reviewed information about the nonprofit and concur that adding an additional partner is fine and good thing to do. regarding the budget, when we came to you with the original budget proposal $265,000, 96,000 or 36% was allocate today youth salary. the contract allocates $16,000 or 41% to youth salaries. so, this is an increase. it also bumps up service hours from 6800 with 7400 with base larkin and consr. vation corps and adds an additional 730 hours with ran doll. ~ randolph. [speaker not understood]. it reduces t

the healthy san francisco has definitely helped some of the families in hunter's point bayview. we do have agencies like the southeast center, the bayview medical center and we have health fairs throughout our community but we need more outreach, we need our families to know how to obtain these services in insurance, so i want to see more outreach out in hunter's point bayview, and i'm sure you are aware in my community that we have a high rate of asthma, diabetes and cancer and also trauma, a lot of trauma related issues are in hunter's point bayview and this causes a problem with our children. i am an employee with the unified school district, and i would just like to see that the parents have more access of insurance and know the health benefits available to them because you must realize that good health is a conduit for closing this educational gap for children of color, so please keep this program going, it's very important for our community in hunter's point bayview, thank you. >> i'm going to call a few more names. (calling speaker names).