fleet and not just in the control of the city administrator and the fleet manager. and in addition to increasing the government accessibility and community participation, and the office of civic engagement and affairs and it is important to us is the language access along with contracting opportunities for local small businesses, and our ada transition plan and projects. and also, as you know, treasure island transferred the property from the navy and to the city and that was closed and before the board of supervisor and so the development of treasure island over the next ten years is very important to us. and so, we are not in agreement but we have been working closely with the budget analyst and we look forward to continuing to work well with this department, and over this next week and so we will be and i am here and available and i want to thank the budget analyst for all of the great work that they are doing and putting into the budget and i can answer any questions, if you have any. >> supervisor yee? >> thank you. >> and t

analyst office about the potential of installing vehicle telematics or aka block boxes across the city fleet. the initial motivation sucess whether or not equipting the city vehicles can improve the driving behavior of the sate workers. the city paid out 76.9 million in settlements and judgments over the past 5 years. the report highlighted the many advantages of the black boxes including fuel efficient [inaudible] this technology has also proven cost savings in other cities that adopted sauch program. the city of sacramento reports 60 thousand dollars in fuel savings in just the first month after installing the system in 184 of its vehicles. in the municipal boarder riverside county rfx the employees drove 165 thousand fewer miles and saved 354 thousand dollars in the first 6 months. our city has blax boxes in in 2 [inaudible] with plan for 776 more. there are [inaudible] in the fleet that don't require instullation. i'm scg the city attorney to work with my office to mandate the installation of black boxes across the city fleet and development a program that offers probust data analysis fo

and claen transporpation program from department of the environment to city administrator nob policy to opmize the size and use thf cities vehicle fleet >> supervisor farrell >> thank you president breed. colleagues in frunlt of us is legislation and authored to improve the way we manage our municipal vehicles. i want to thank supervisor mar and avalos [inaudible] since introduction the office work would the department of environment and city [inaudible] to provide a comprehensive policy that govern the cities fleet. the proposal insures the sitee continue tooz push the envelope to green our fleet, reduce green house gas and find cost savings. over all the legislation [inaudible] reduce cost and further lower vehicle admissions and improve the vehicle fleet. the package has 4 pillars first expanding telematics [inaudible] better track and analyze datament establishing for the first time a vehicle assignment and reservation system to increase sufficient and utilization and move away from a paper and clip board reservation system that ewoo have for the fleet. upidated environmental and bringing the green house reduction goals in order w

front of the is legislation i've supported to approve improve our fleet since the offices work to merge our hecto legislation with my proposal for one comprehensive policy that governs the city's fleet in implementing the cars and russ the green house gas emissions and this proposal will insure our city continues to push the nephew overall this legislation leverages new technology in order to reduce the costs for the lower green house gas emissions we have four key goals and four pill razors the fleet were practical no to read track and use the data and second establishing for the fritter in city history a restoration system to move away from the paper and clipboard system and third an overall bring the green house gas emissions in alignment what the executive order this past march and the cost savings with the fleet and better efficiency for the first time the zoning administrator will create an system for the 3 housing unit car sharing fleet which will be the largest in castle and one of the largest in the country he fleet management oversees the software for the management and it will think implemented beginning with the pilot of approximately hundred and 65 vehicles this f

something that is important to do, i think in terms of your own fleet, more electric vehicles in the city fleet would definitely send the message, they're visible, folks see them, they're something you should all be thinking about. lucky enough we have money to help you one of the things i mentioned about our agencieses we provide grant funding, we are responsible for the deployment of 200 of the public infrastructure, charity stations, here in the bay area. that is the national net, a lot of them came to san francisco, we provided to get people confident, they could go out and buy electric vehicles we have deployed about 1400 chargers, in residential homes, and we take data from that to learn how about electric vehicles are used. coming up, we're going to invest about $14 million, to the electric vehicle space. programs, that are currently opened opening this week is our infrastructure program, that is to provide additional incensives, for those places for multifanlly dwellings, because we recognize they're an issue, we have incentives, for public fleets for light duty vehicles but we are addi

the city tavern in honor of marquis lafayette. the marquis de lafayette came to america aboard the tall ship hermione to announce the french fleet was on its way •.to help the us fight the british in the revolutionary war. the city tavern dinner will include four courses of traditional 18th century fare. the food we serve is all made here on the premises, from scratch, everyday the first dish is "salmagundi", a salad course made with european cucumbers bib lettuce and a traditional shrub dressing. and it's all topped off with a customary colonial ingredient there is something i've never done in my entire life. eat a flower. the entrÉes showcase ingredients that were plentiful in the eighteenth century•.like seafood from the delaware river. everything in the 18th century is very labor intense, so it really was from the farm to the table or in philadelphia from the river to the table. and for dessert, they use thomas jefferson's crÈme brÛlÉe recipe. mmmmhmm they gotta come to the dinner just for that. cheers to a taste of history! >> i love that place it's a fun, fun restaurant. you can see more on the tall ships on 6abc at 7:00 p.m.

the next edition of people behaving badly. >>> allow me to show you just how difficult it is to cross the fleet city of alameda.happens. more than 20 drivers failed to yield to the two ladies. in a fully marked crosswalk. this is one of the moments where you wish you had something with a ticket book around. actually, on this day, we did. expect they were already out having chats with other drivers. but -- for doing the exact same thing. not yielding to pedestrians in a crosswalk. these pedestrians are allah -- alameda county explores. they target problem areas around the county using officers from multiple departments. watch this red car. not only did the driver fail to yield, the speed limit is 25. that looked a little faster than 25 miles per hour. the driver told chp, the pedestrians basically appeared out of nowhere. >> so you didn't see the two pedestrians. >> they were like right there. >> i tried to get her side of the story but she had an interesting request. >> my car is super dirty. >> you want to do the interview outside of the car because your car is dirty? >> yeah. can you respect that. that's how

the city has a fleet of helicopters and trucks, 160 insect control workers and a bug chief. >> i'm encouragingthe residents to control the bite. the insect control branch's first and foremost priority is larva sighting. spray insecticide where they land on, and then die shortly thereafter. >> if that doesn't work, the organization sprays a controversial substance malathion. that probably causes cancer. but new ways to banish the bug. authorities here seem determined to banish the bug. but they call the manitoban air force. >> steve occasionally gets pests the old fashioned way. >> got it. >> but biotechnology, that allows the gene, when they mate, to prove them sterile. >> it doesn't effect the nontargeted species. it doesn't just the chemicals that we are worried about. all the benefits of control without all of the old risks. >> with an upcoming meeting with the city's bug chief he might as well write the next chapter of man versus bug. john hendren winnipeg. >> new u.s. open champion jordan spieth, says he is targeting rory mcilroy's championship. at st. andrews next month. alice holman rep

the city. >> find a plan in the suburbs. >> go to the city and meet some boys. >> i here it's fleet week. >> take your time, don't come back. just tiptoe. if you bring anybody, i'll make breakfast. >> people in comedy clubs will feel if your humor is too mean they will complain. that's what it's about. they feel the joke is mean. use to be offensive and now it's moved to mean. you've written extensively. the irony is the biggest threat to free speech are the protesters. that blows my mind. >> i've been saying for a long time i've been to a lot of campuses. maybe 100 in the last ten years. >> often uninuninvited. >> in a gray panel van. if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem. there's this attitude like you can't just have your own life. you can't have your own believes. you have celebrate everyone's feelings. they raised in this environment. i think it starts in grade school as these delicate flowers. if you say anything that hurts their own self-conception of who they are or their identity an all that stuff, now the buzz word is triggers. you're triggering people. it's like an allergy to any truth y

the supreme court's full decision and watch reaction from city leaders. and find all the information about this weekend's pride celebrations. >> pam :a taxicab fleet in san francisco these pictures were taken. it isn't clear how of their vehicle flipped on its side. >> pam :we are learning new information about the victims of a fire in san jose. that displaced a family and seriously injured two children. kron four's jeff bush has the latest. >> jeff :the fire broke out around eight in the morning on thursday at the 1900 block of story road and we are now finding out that the two children who were inside were badly injured. 10 year old julio gomez and his sister abigale were rescued by neighbors who broke the windows to their apartment and rescued themunfortunatly, julio suffered second degree burns to more than half his body. abigale was burned seriously as well as suffereing major damage to her lungs. they are both lucky to be alive the road to recovery will be a long on. julio underwent his first surgery on friday but he is looking at multiple surgeries to care for his wounds. doctors say julio will need at least ten more proceedures. adding to injuryt

>> this is something, maybe bob, you can answer, what percentage of the fleet is electric in the city >> it's slowly transitioning, of light duty is about 1% is plug in vehicleses right now, the key thing is the key purchases as keys are turned over is a much higher percentage, do you have the number? debbie? >> yeah for 14/15, this fiscal year, 15% are plug in electric. 20% are gasoline so 80% are cng, or high bride, we're difficult nitly greening, the electric is still a small percent, if you think of where we were we're up to 15% for new vehicles, for this calendar fiscal year. >> the pace is picking up and the incensive funding that the district has is getting attention of the purchaser department fleets. >> thanks bob. thank you everybody. unless there's other comment? we can go to public comments. members of the public want to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. thank you everybody for coming sekita, say hi to executive director, aguilar from us. thank you. again [applause]. thanks bob monica if you can read the next item? >> review and approval of resol

by interested the food wastes that producing produces more energy so they generate more power enough gas converted to power up their fleet that's something they're proud about but the city invested a lot of money in this plant that's one of the things we're concerned concerned about because i don't know if you've been to awe i didn't it is very expensive a hamburger and soda is expensive but you can't afford to eat a hamburger. >> just to follow up the food wastes liability right now is looking like it might not be viable. >> maybe tommy can add but one of the challenges to get the food wastes to the plant. >> i also think when you look at the bigger picture of the defying if i had with the hetch hetchy power it seems like partly from the recycling prospective but the energy generations that's significant to power a fleet but as a potential viable energy source. >> good afternoon, commissioners tommy with the general manager from waifrment yes. the food wastes tour was exist what we saw a food waste plant in one thousand acres of farming i went through this place previously and i didn't toss my cookies by the collected them in plastic bags everything is automated it was

that is also about centralizing >> safety fleeting so we're a caring city at the heart of our system of every is is is our san francisco general hospital which will open later this year i'm proud we've worked together to build a metabolic safety hospital that will serve the generations my budget includes hundred and 48 now world-class care at san francisco general our wonderful community-based organizations that also provide quality health care and other social services to our residents they all will receive a 5 percent increase over the next two years. >> but with those new resources we must agree to work together for the sustainability as well as that's why we'll develop a plan to address those important issues and this year my budget will also make unprecedented investments to serve the homeless we'll see the successes in the navigation center but you must shush true investments in homeless we've xhutd six hundred you are talking about for the homeless individuals in that budget there are 0 so there our stepped up efforts we will end chronic homelessness for veterans (clapping.) w

the city. >> that's a bit creepy. >> find a man in the suburbs. >> go to the city and meet some boys. >> i hear it's fleet week. >> taker time don't come back. if you do tip toe. if you bring anybody i will make breakfast. >> it is not just college campuses but it is met it's sizing to comedy clubs. >> people in comedy clubs will feel if your humor is too mean they will complain. >> it's about the fact that they feel the jo he can is mean. that used to be offensive now it is moved to mean. the biggest threat, jonah, the aaron knee of this is the biggest threat to free speech are the benefactors. >> i have been saying for a long time i have been to a lot of college campuses maybe 1100 in the -- 100 in the last 10 years. the thing that is said every day on a college campus if you are not part of the solution you are part of the problem. there's this attitude where you can't have your own life you can't have your own beliefs you have to celebrate everyone's feelings. i think it starts in grade school as these delicate little flowers if you say anything that hurts their own self conception of who they are or feelings or id

. >> ordinance amending the environment and administered through to transfer the fleet management and the with height air from the department of investment to the city administrator. >> thank you madam clerk a an item i've been working on similar to item 7 we continued this from last week i'm not repeat my comments taper a motion to forward this to the full board with recommendation until mr. rose you want to give our report. >> mr. chairman i testified last week and i understand you you've accepted our recommendations. >> that's right okay. >> so i move we accept this as amended with a with a positive recommendation. >> motion pie supervisor mar and seconded by supervisor tang. >> item 8:00 p.m. >> anybody wish to comment on item 8 scenes. >> again by supervisor mar and supervisor tang accepted this we'll take that without objection. >> thank you again madam clerk no further business before the commission. >> no, mr. chair. >> thank you, everybody. we're >>[gavel] good afternoon everybody and welcome to the board of supervisors meeting of july 16th 2015 madam clerk can you please call rollcall >> supervisor avalos; carlos present president breed; b

additional cost on the city wide use includes the cities capital plan, our it plan as well as interdepartment work orders. cost associate would fleet or real estate or power and water bills. all other departmental changes comprises all over changes made in the budge. i noted highlite said. major increstment in the budget including the opening of the hospital rsh new investment for reduce homelessness, the cost of doing business increase of 2 and half percent in each of the next 2 years, police staffing to bring up to [inaudible] by the end of fiscal 16, 17. investment in fire and ems staffing. a new residential and cor door cleaning initiative. there are lots of other changes you will hear about over the next hearings rbs but i want to highlite these. going into a little more detail-these are a number of different investment in public safety departments. police academy. [inaudible] in the first year of the budget and additional 3 in the second. as you know the mayor included funding for body camries for all of our police officers as well as the associated storage and staffing costs for that video footage. we are including funding f

the fbi operating a fleet of low-flying surveillance planes over city across the country.h aircraft uses video and in some cases cell phone technology to get surveillance without a judge's approval. catherine herridge live in washington. what has fox confirmed about this story? >> reporter: the fbi is not denying that the program exists but emphasizing it's not a secret program and it's not endpajen engaged in the bulk collection of data. they found more than 100 flights over 11 different cities including seattle, houston, phoenix, chicago, boston minneapolis as well as southern california. the ap says it was specifically asked by the fbi not to identify the shell companies that were being used by the bureau. the ap includes this plane with unusual antennas and a camera photographed last week in northern virginia. a 2010 budget document lays out the fact that the fbi does have a fleet of about 115 planes similar to this one, including 90 sesa aircraft. today a member of the senate intelligence committee wanted to know whether the program respects legal boundaries. >> is it