we'll get back to them a little later. meanwhile at city hall, the department of elections sets up a one night only uploading center. staff and city employees ready to handle delivery and processing. >> on election night we set up the loading center here at city hall so we can process the votes as quickly and accurately as possible. first the election bag is placed on the reader to record it. next the cartridges and transfer papers are checked by our staff. then the cartridges with the votes for each precinct are fed into readers which are fed in the dominion software. these are results directly to the department computer for tabulating. >> back at the polling place you might have cast your vote using the edge screen which is a screen touch system sch which allows others with disabilities to fill out an official blot. it's attached to the edge machine. >> i also need the edge printer. at the end of election day, a deputy sheriff takes custody of the sealed container from edge machine. >> you only have one edge printer, right? >> yes. >> these de

effort to restore our city hall to make sure we had the world class place for world class event, thank you, mayor willie brown for that. [ applause ] good afternoon, everyone, welcome to city hall. welcome to the people's palace. [ applause ] the charter of the united nations was signed on june 26, 1945, as charlotte said right here in san francisco. a police of peace equality, acceptance and tolerance for all people. and we are proud of our city's role in leading the nation and perhaps the world on these very values. and at long last, ladies and gentlemen, marriage equality in the united states. [ cheers and applause ] we started that movement. we started that movement right here in san francisco when then mayor gavin newsome dared to marry loving same-sex couples right here in the dome of city hall nearly a decade ago and took civil rights, the civil rights issue of our generation to the highest court of our country and now our city leads the way in lgbt movement because we are committed to equality for all, equality without exceptio

great difference of our state and nation i'm grateful to be back i'm grateful to be invited back to city hall mayor ed lee thank you i'm grateful to kate kendall to joyce 92 stat and my chief of staff never going to leave in the city steve to mayor ed lee to the extraordinary assembly linkage of elected office official is from harvey milk to the attraction of tom mormon and sxhaent and many, many others i've forgotten but no maples negligent we stand open our shoulder and grateful for your leadership and grateful for the extraordinary work to get us to this moment and let me close with that you know for me, i have 3 kids and it was an interesting thing you know you you'll new to this here's what happened with i think about you're telling us kids i have a 5 and 4 and one-year-old the phone rang this morning and like 703 and the first picture came up is my 5-year-old daughter and all i thought about was her and how proud i am that she's going to grow up in a country that recognizes what you've always known that recognizes the jowls of every single one of us and recognized this fundamental ideal

movement right here in san francisco when then mayor gaven newsome dared to mary loving same sex loving cup lt here in the dome of city hall nearly a decade ago and took the civil right issue of our generation to had highest court of our country and now our city leads the way in lgbt movement because we are commit today equality for all, equality without exception. there is always always room for equality, so we are wurns again changing the world. these are san francisco values and now they are values touted around the world. from the gold rush days to the building of the railroad, through wars and liberation movements, the aids crisis, the.com boom and now our housing crisis, the story of san francisco is one of rapid growth. spurts of growth. it is a story of new industries and movements that brought mew waves of people all seeking a better life and opportunities that san francisco more than most places has always represented. with our strong economic foundation we vaspecial opportunity to change the city for the better and see san francisco is affordable for families and insure every san francisco shares in our cities r

community so gridlock needs are honestly this is a insult to the 8 hundred plus people that came to city hall demanding a moratorium think luxury housing and insulting to the roughly thousand people that came to city hall in may declaring a state of emergency we need nothing but affordable housing those interns don't coffer this they exclude the proposed projects on mission and 2 thousand bryant that are huge facts and circumstances in the gentrification of the mission district how will those interim controls protect the neighborhood from gentrification if those two huge developments the monster in the mission and the beast on bryant are considered in the pipeline just this morning small business came in our officer who lives in an sro hotel and told me that the management at his hotel tell him he needs to leave because they'll be doing construction observing construction to make it nicer place to live so that they can raise the rent and invite a totally new population to live there and push out the existing tenants this happens all the time when we have a huge luxury development such as 1979

. >> we want to wait for especially they're still hugging each other inside our great city hall. >> come on all out everyone before we begin i want to thank tom taylor and others for in rainbow flag thank you tom and gilbert (clapping) and a shout out to the walter and evelyn in this equality support ladies and gentlemen it is june 26th something must be happening human resources. >> yeah. >> well, did you hear did you feel the earth shake this morning. >> yeah. >> well, i wanted to tell you i don't think it was an earthquake but i do believe that was the scales of justice tipping and it was the acre arc of our his being bent that's what we felt this morning (clapping.) you know san francisco we've always been proud of our role in leading the diversity nation and perhaps the world with the tolerance for all people we're a city that celebrates diversity everyday and everyone who lives here. (clapping.) >> yes. >> and it is this diversity that brings people from all over the world to celebrate with us we're once again changing the world and how people think about committed loving relations

welcome to city hall. welcome to the people's palace. [applause] the charter of the united nations was signed on june 26, 1945, as charlotte said, right here in san francisco. a place of peace, equality acceptance, and tolerance for all people. and we are proud of our city's role in leading the nation and perhaps the world in these very values. and at long last, ladies and gentlemen, marriage equality in the united states. [applause] we started that movement. we started that movement right here in san francisco when then mayor gavin newsom dared to mary -- marry loving same-sex couples right here nearly a decade ago and took the civil rights issue of our generation to the highest court in our country and now the city leads the way in the lgbt movement, because we are committed to equality for all equality without exception. [applause] there is always, always room for equality. we are once again changing the world. these are san francisco values and now, they are values touted around the world. from the gold rush days to the building of t

with people with disabilities in all of our city's departments we can bring valuable perspective to city hall and into our city to i mprove our work culture for all in san francisco and communities. we are finding the task force that we reestablished that had done a lot of work roughly 10 years ago and has been restarted again since december. it's been about 6 months of our task force also called employing people with disabilities. i want to thank those from the different human resources who are working with carla johnson from the mayor's office on disabilities to advise city government. the task force has met monthly since december and includes two represents of the community and leaders of the disability community many of whom will be speaking today. in a few moments we'll also hear from the various city departments and community organizations and i want to thank donna kit key, the workforce director and the management specialist with the department of human resources. and donna and ed will provide an overview of rule 115. progress reports and department of human resources plan that they ha

enough people sign up in advance. >> in san francisco the epicenter of technology it's time to bring city hallo the 21st century. >> practically speaking i'm not sure how it would work. some of the meetings are incredibly long already. >> prop popents say the infrastructure is in place to stream all meetings live and mayor ed lee tells he's on board. >> real day life is not about hanging out in some line at some hearing in the middle of the day, so yeah. >> at least 9,000 signatures need to be verified to put the measure on the hadballot. nbcsn abc 7 news. >>> camp fires are allowed in designated campgrounds. it's hot and dry and of course lightning strikes in the area and moving through our area right now. thunder just reported in livermore as it is still 91 degrees. unbelievable conditions. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. we have areas of moisture moving through the central valley through the south bay and out it sea. there's reports of showers in and around san jose and over livermore, thunder rumbling through the skies as rain passes over. it's hot out there in the east bay and you see

>> i come to city hall every morning. on monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, almost every single meeting. from chinatown. [inaudible] the next up was actually [inaudible]. i know well about polk. lower polk , every person in polk, most of those areas, they feel the business treasure, the way they conduct business. lower polk cannot be extended to a movie theater, 20 years ago, there was actually a [inaudible]. a movie theater. so we extend the cafÉ of entertainment [inaudible]. planning for this [inaudible]. >> any other public comments on this item? >> morning, supervised. my name is chris charming. i'm the chair and president of the local cbd board of directors. very briefly, i'm only here to think some folks. i'd like to thank those who were fortunate of all three supervisors in our district here. i like to thank supervisor christiansen brawlers support, especially for curing this resolution. our staff has been great. supervisor kim thank you for your support as we get we met with your staff recently and we appreciat

mayor bill de blasio on the float as they make their way through lower manhattan on their way to city hall. holding up the trophy there. is that abby wambach there? . just an amazing scene, an amazing sight. speak to how far we've come as a nation that here we are in 2015 and we finally have a women's team that will be honored in this way, which very few teams get, but certainly no team in the history of this type of ticker tape parade has ever been celebrated in this way. looking at police marching band making their way across broadway. looks like the new york city band by the stamps there on their drums. it appears there's probably a couple of these floats. they have the star players, of course riding with mayor bill de blasio, i would assume, andin the front, the leading float. there are some other players trailing this fire truck. what do you think is next for carli at this point in her career? she says she's planning to come back, prepare for the olympics. >> i think that's in the works for her. she's a true professional and she always has high expectation of herself. i think there's

if you work or have kids or it is really a challenge to get down here to city hall during the meetings this ballot measure being proposed would allow you to still weigh in. walter paulson is a regular raising his voice at city hall. your average san franciscan can't make it to meetings during the day. >> we don't want to exclude groups. >> reporter: these students have come up with ideas they think will make it easier for more people to participate. >> in san francisco the epicenter of technology it's time to bring city hall into the 21st century. >> reporter: david lee is the professor and former commissioner. his students and paid volunteers have collected more than 16,000 skig signatures for a ballot initiative that would require all public meetings in san francisco be streamed online and allow public to comment virtually rather than in person and mandates specific times for items to be discussed. >> i'm not sure how it would work. some of the meetings are long already. >> reporter: tom noland is head of the mta board covered by the government proponents say the infrastructure is in

enough people sign up in advance. >> in san francisco the epicenter of technology it's time to bring city hall21st century. >> practically speaking i'm not sure how it would work. some of the meetings are incredibly long already. >> prop popents say the infrastructure is in place to stream all meetings live and mayor ed lee tells he's on board. >> real day life is not about hanging out in some line at some hearing in the middle of the day, so yeah. >> at least 9,000 signatures need to be verified to put the measure on the hadballot. nbcsn abc 7 news. >>> camp fires are allowed in designated campgrounds. it's hot and dry and of course lightning strikes in the area and moving through our area right now. thunder just reported in livermore as it is still 91 degrees. unbelievable conditions. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd. we have areas of moisture moving through the central valley through the south bay and out it sea. there's reports of showers in and around san jose and over livermore, thunder rumbling through the skies as rain passes over. it's hot out there in the east bay and you see thund

we are now hearing that the press conference has been moved to city hall. taking place in about 30 minutes at 7:00 this morning. when you have any kind of police activity, a spokesman usually comes to the scene. but by them moving it to city hall and involving city leaders, this tells us by experience that this involves something very grave and serious. the scene out here in hayward continues to be very active, a very heavy police presence remains out here involving hayward police with a lot of help from chp and sheriff's officers still standing at attention here. when we got here at 4:00, we were met with officers with assault rifles drawn. they have now got a huge area blocked off boarded by lion, kiwanis, rotary and myrtle. that means for the past 3 hours about 40 families locked down. for that to go on into this far into the activity is quite unusual. now, around 3 a.m., neighbors reported hearing tires screeching sounding like someone spinning donuts in the neighborhood. an officer arrived and apparently tried to make a car stop on lion near myrtle. sh

legislation or a city election but not having direct contact for example situations uber and airbnb have spent large amazes amounts of money for mobilizing people to come down to city hall for various types of things that were on before the board of supervisors or 09 matters spent fairly large expenditures in terms of training for those people meetings and lobbyists be lobbying and chore leading efforts and transporting them no where is it in regards to how those measures are being affected that those high paying paid to play characters were involved in spending a great deal of money influencing city policy i think in terms of the interested persons meeting colleagues it was clear that everyone agreed that in terms of the people in san francisco they should know what sort of money is being spent and who is spend in native americans to measures before our city government we shouldn't have a hidden pay to play not a question or outlawing they can do it unfortunately, because of the decisions like citizens united, anybody can pretty much government can be corrupted by money very easily and it is we live in a time of extremely corrupt governments in terms of people and high

the 23 member team rolled from battery park to city hall gripping their winning trophy. at a rally post parade we didn't presenteded were any key to the city by mayor di blasio who vouched for the event. >> it's a dream come true having this parade here in new york city was one of the best moments of my entire life. >> reporter: obviously this is no longer ticker tape but confetti thrown out of windows by residentials and office buildings, reporting from the u.s. women's women's world cup parade in new york city scoff "eyewitness news". >> it's a great day. you can live the excitement at cbsphilly.com. you can also a see photos in the parade. . run for your lives, if a festival celebrating the blob returning. scared movie goers ran out. narp reenacting a team from the 1958 film that took placeings hundreds were there to cheer them on in an unforget i believe scene, blob, of course tries to gobble he everyone up. some screenings of the blob will be held saturday and sunday at 7:00 be and that is club home town. >> it is. were you lodge lodge the blob. away put a great nigh

national soccer team travel through downtown manhattan on 12 floats from the battery up broadway to city hallhe keys to the city by the mayor. aviator aviator, two of the previous women who had been honored but never a woman's sports team until today. more news after the break. l be damned." ??? runs :02 ==janelle/vocont== did you catch that? some parents claim the mcdonald's 'happy meal' toy, the minion" says-- "well, i'll be damned." others think it's something worse. 'minions' are movie- characters known for speaking gibsh >>> some parents claim the toy says, well, i'll be damned. others think it's worth. minion characters known for speaking minionese. mcdonalds says it has no plans to remove the toys from its meals. >> yes. >> that one, too. >> i thought it said oh, who's that. i don't know, maybe. >> it's subject to interpretation. you hear what you want to. >> exactly, yes. >> weekend is here, jeff. >> it is. not as fog fillgy in san francisco right now. 62 degrees. that is better news for tomorrow morning. we'll have a little bit of sun in here in the south bay. for the east bay, 59 sa

to destroy of the diversity of this city. we cannot allow that to happen, and people will come every time here to the city hall to reclaim this city as a city for diversity, for working-class people living in these neighborhoods. i hope that you understand the message very clear from the community for all of the city. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisor kim. my name is hong and i appreciate you listening. first of all, i oppose the proposal, because i think you didn't focus on the main problem is the demand for the housing. thank you for thinking about how to protect. protection is good, but this way it will create even more restrictions of the rental stock. basic economics, you know that the invisible hand -- this is the basis [pwa*-eubgs/] basic rule. 95% of the tenants -- [speaker not understood] the 99% who obey the law, so you are going to reduce to rent -- -- no surprise. the landlord pay the tax more and more each year. the city should make less law to restrict and deep the incentive for more affordable housing. >> thank you. next speaker. remember? no applause. next speaker. >> my name

the 23 member team rolled from battery park to city hall gripping their winning trophy tight. at a rally post parade they were presented with the key to the city by mayor deblasio who vouched for the two million-dollar event and then lloyd took the mike. >> world cup was a dream come true but having the parade in new york city was one of the best moments in my entire life. >> reporter: thinks no being lower ticker tape from wall street but confetti thrown out of the windows and office buildings. hope is it will be all recycles. reporting from the world cup women's parade in new york city alexandria hoff for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> fun day there to relive the excitement, go to our web site at cbs philly.com. you will hear more from the players and see more photos from the parade. >>> pro marijuana act wrist valid at love park to demand statewide legal says of the drug. >> five, six seven eight regular ice and regulate are the. >> reporter: this was organized by east coast cannabis coalition and panic hour. they want pennsylvania legislators to stop holding up senate bill thr

so now as katie explains they are pleading their case to city hall. >> sfv with tear in their eyes and questions in hand tenant with no flies go counting on one man, baine. >> i grew up living in apartment buildings. my parents were renter and i understand the challenges that this group is facing. >>reporter: tuesday mark 60 days since the owner of the building notified the tenants they to good because the be will be rae mottled and rents going up. despite the councilman good intention the city doesn't actual sliwa any legal authority over the owner of the property. gabriel family is one of 8. that can't afford anywhere else to live but he says councilman baine made him feel better about the future. >> even though we mav out of clinton address we still have the hope that there will be if rent control. >> long-term we need to continue to build housing at all devils particularly below market rate and that is going to take money from the developer who are building in our city already that's going into a nawnd we can then use to subsidize the housing. >>reporter: they are trying to contact

. >> reporter: we took some of the questions to city hall but a spokesman for the mayor's office says he they can't answer a lot of these questions yet because it's up to the secret service. the secret service says it's not answering questions right now about security. >> globally for philadelphia, great thing. love it. just want to know how to plan. >> reporter: he is excited the pope is coming. he loves the idea the visit will bring hundreds of millions to the local economy but says finding out how the papal visit will actually impact him and his workers and his customers has been difficult. >> we have approached a couple city agencies and including local police precinct answers and have not been able to get information. concerns are out of towners will be able to access our location will our employees be able to come to work. >> reporter: as the owner of a bar and bowling alley, he has parties booked the same time the pope is in town. >> these are big dates for police. one is a rehearsal dinner. this is an exciting time for them. for us to say we don't have an answer, we don't know

quiet sky6 live in hd from temple university camera looking at center city sky line south on broad to city hallpartly cloudy sky. pretty warm in hat oppressive heat sticks around for start of workweek on monday. high today in philadelphia 95. hottest heat index reported today. 105. when you factor in the humidity even that 11:00 hour it feels like 93 currently outside. 82 dover current air temperature and 83 reading and along the coast ina sea isle city 77. lower 80s as well in trenton. and when you look at the dew point scale it's a legal of moisture in the atmosphere and oppressive today and stays oppressive tomorrow and if you look it even stays that way as we get to tuesday. but there is some relief coming as we get into wednesday and beyond. these dew points numbers drop to the pleasant levels and that will be a nice and comforting as we get to wednesday you'll like the change. here's satellite 6 and action radar partly cloudy, dry across the region. tracking show-moving showers and storms across the ohio valley and also upstate new york. some this moisture works ounl south and east ward t

so from your home or neighborhood polling place, to city hall, by memory cartridge, high speed scanner or even manually, your vote is tabulated and declared by the san francisco department of elections. >> good afternoon. it is 105 p.m. this is the regular meeting of the commission on community investment and infrature. the successor agency to the san francisco redevelopment agency for tuesday july 7, 2015. welcome to members of the public. please call the first item >> thank you madam chair, the first order of business is item 1, roll call. commission members responds whenia call your name. chair row zaul rosales, here. commissioner bustos, here. commissioner maunds har here. commissioner singh, here >> a the yecs regularly scheduled meeting of july 21, 2015 is held at 1 p.m. in suttee hall in room 416. announcements of sound producing electronic devices during the meeting. please be advised the ringing and use of cell phones pagers and electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any persons responsible

so now as katie explains they are pleading their case to city hall. >> sfv with tear in their eyes andnd tenant with no flies go counting on one man, baine. >> i grew up living in apartment buildings. my parents were renter and i understand the challenges that this group is facing. >>reporter: tuesday mark 60 days since the owner of the building notified the tenants they to good because the be will be rae mottled and rents going up. despite the councilman good intention the city doesn't actual sliwa any legal authority over the owner of the property. gabriel family is one of 8. that can't afford anywhere else to live but he says councilman baine made him feel better about the future. >> even though we mav out of clinton address we still have the hope that there will be if rent control. >> long-term we need to continue to build housing at all devils particularly below market rate and that is going to take money from the developer who are building in our city already that's going into a nawnd we can then use to subsidize the housing. >>reporter: they are trying to contact the owner to pl

i subject anybody in the future to come to city hall as for money and position -- [inaudible]. i would would say no [inaudible] no paycheck. no non-profit -- [inaudible] planning and no funding. >> okay. thank you and there are no other members of the public to comment we will close public comment. [gavel] so this item is before us. supervisor tang. >> thank you very much. i am always glad to see members of the community to serve the city and i am happy to recommend kim hirschfeld for the position and move to the full board. >> okay. moved and seconded and we can take that without objections and congratulations and we will see you at the full board. [gavel] next item please. >> item 4 is hearing to consider appointing one member for entertainment commission. there is one seat and four applicants. >> okay. members we forseen this coming and theodora caminong coming on to the commission and short lived and happened in july when the seat is up but the process is that we will actually have to see -- vet the seat through the rules committee so we have a few applicants in place and i

their own campaign. >> thank god for home sharing. >> reporter: today neighborhood merchants went to city hall to talk about the benefits. >> people like us who are not hurting the city in my opinion, can continue not only to the international flavor of the city but in taxes. >> reporter: he and his wife are features in an ad showing off the typical host someone who is renting a room to a tourist to make ends meet. what are you gaining? >> peace of mind and a few dollars. >> reporter: the measures backers say it's not aimed at the little guys. >> the overwhelming majority of air b and b listings are for full units not somebody's bedroom. >> reporter: this is just the latest. there are two proposals before the board of supervisors. abc 7 news. >>> starting this thursday, mark your calendars doyle drive will be closed three days. they are shutting down the connector for the golden gate bridge. the tunnels are part of the parkway project. there will be no access to highway 101 south. traffic diverted to highway 1 south 19th avenue exit. expect major delays in the area. >>> still ahead on abc 7 ne

after given 60 days to vacate their apartment on clinton street but they are pleading their case to city hall. with tears and questions this hand tenants were counting on a man, a city council member. >> i lived in farms building my parents were renters and i understand the challenges this group is facing. >> tuesday was 60 days since the owner notified tenants they have to go because the building will be remodels. thecy does not have legal authority over the owner. one family is one cannot afford anywhere else to live but said the city council member made him feel better about the future. >> we move out of this, if we stay in the city, we still have the hope there will be rent control. >> long term we need to continue to build housing at all helpfuls particularly below market rate. that is going to take money from the developers building in the city already that will go into a fund we can use to subsidize that housing. they are pleading the tenants' case. >> the man who became the poster child for wealthy google employees moving to san francisco's mission district and evicting tenants died a