for the purposes of this project, i am in no way saying that olse is not underfunded. in fact, it is. you have three supervisors today who made that comment and maybe that will resolve it. that is down the road. we have a motion by president tchiu. calis, can we take that motion? without objection. we want to thank all of the departments for the responses and members of the civil grand jury for their work on this matter. thinking to the members of the public who came out for this. please call -- item 3. >> item 3. hearing on the recently published 2010-2011 civil grand jury report entitled "log cabin ranch moving towards positive horizons." supervisor campos: we will hear from the chair of the civil grand jury on this matter. >> good morning. linda clarity on behalf of the civil grand jury. this is one report that i'm thrilled to bring to your attention. as you may or may not know, most of the issues that come to the attention of the civil grand jury come directly from citizen complaint. this was not a citizen complaint. as part of our requirements, we are mandated und

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the planes have big surpluses, now they are underfunded. and companies continue to lobby for the ability to take more money out of the plans for these various purposes. usually explain that it is good for retirement security, that they have this flexibility, but it continues to have an effect on retirees and employees. to continue to protect their inability to take these assets out, companies have been very aggressive in the court system with finding ways to fight the retirees but try to fight back. so you've seen many cases end up in the court, both over pension cuts which have been challenged by many retirees, and retiree health care cuts. companies have been extraordinarily aggressive with techniques such as suing retirees, especially if they aren't union retirees because they have a contract. and if you have a contract, it's a little tougher for the company to just say we're going to discontinue your coverage. so what they have done is they will sue a retiree come get them into court before a judge that his head some pro-business ruling

in particular, underfunding 15, the civil grand jury found there would not be enough light rail vehicles for rollout of the central subway in 2019. as background, in preparing this report, we interviewed mta officials and talk about the problems that plagued the rollout of the t-three service. one of the problems they had was a shortage of available vehicles to meet peak demand. our research for this report leads us to believe the same problem will occur with the central subway. mta disagree with this finding and referred in their response to a document that they claim shows this will not be the case. it was a document that they have transmitted to us on the jury. however, the documents they referenced only state the number of vehicles required solely for operation of the central subway. their response does not address whether there will be, in fact, enough light rail vehicles available for the j, k, l, m, n, and shuttle lines. we have a chart at the bottom from the mta. it was an appendix to a large group of documents we were given. it looks like a total fleet side demand and procuremen

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to do to bring the budget this year but this does not address the rest of the gap that we have underfunded for years if not decades. i put that as context because to the extent that we're able to identify funding for this initiative, which i think is laudable, we would still be making a trade-off verses those of their essential needs and that needs to be part of the discussion. that is our fiscal reality. i want to commend the budget analyst for a very good report and identifying the expenditure impact and the revenue. i will say that i think that it is a good analysis. there is definitely some guest work involved. they did a thoughtful and intelligent analysis. there are some assumptions in their such as that we would not to provide extra service. we already have quite a number of lines and some of the youth in this room know that they are beyond capacity right now, particularly in the afternoons. i have gotten some complaints from both students and it non students trying to get on our vehicles in the afternoon. the budget analyst report assumes no capacity increases as a result of this w

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now people are complaining that the plans are underfunded but they were fully funded. in fact there was a quarter trillion surplus as recently as ten years ago. >> jon: what would they do? you say the pension fund has a surplus. that means the company, the workers pay into it. there's a mandate that you have to fund these pensions. so they have a quarter trillion surplus. how did they drain that? what did they do? >> a number of things. they syphoned money out to pay for restructuring, i.e., getting rid of old people. they used some of it to pay their executives, parachutes. >> jon: if you get a golden parachute as they call it, that money comes out of the pension fund that they have set aside for workers. >> there are ways to do that, yes. it's take advantage of really tricky loopholes. they actually also sold us in deals. >> jon: m-and-a, obviously you and are insiders. >> i'm sorry about that. you could sell a unit and then just sell them some of the extra pension. >> jon: so you would, let's say, come in and buy a company. and part of that company is we have $2 bil

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ç desperately underfunded.iduals, folks who want to come in, help divide trips to college campuses or pay for that arts teacher that got cut out, i support that. you need to hold them accountable and make sure they yor motives. if families want to help out, companies want to help out. we all need to unite behind our schools. >> ten years from now, yourj$yi. everything you want to put in place is put into place. what does the average urban school look like. >> we're all motivated by one goal. president obama's challenged us, we have to lead the world in college graduation again. one generation ago we did. rd-i want is for every single young person not to just graduate from high school, that's a stating point, not an ending point. graduate from high school. if we can lead the world in college graduation, we're going to have strong communities, communities and have a strong country. >> thank you for spending time with us. >> we'll be right back. >>> both barack obama and arne duncan say education is a civil for re

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let me just say for the record i do believe they are underfunded and that has nothing to do with this specific item. that is a separate matter. colleagues, i do not know if we have any of their questions, but i want to thank the civil grand jury and the departments and agencies that have responded to this report, which i think it's very informative and helpful. why don't we now open it to public comments, and i have one card for item one. if anyone in the audience would like to speak on item number one, please come forward. the one card i have is jim lazarus from the san francisco chamber of commerce. you each have three minutes. if there is any member of the public that would like to speak on this item, please come forward. >> good morning, supervisors. i will be very brief. we concur with the city's responses and the letter from the mayor and the city department stated august 15. i do not think there is a project in the city of the history -- in this city's history that has had more oversight. we appreciate the work of a civil grand jury, but we also appreciate the responses you hav

fund is so depleted and funds are so scarce and we have so many services that we are dramatically underfunding, i cannot vote to keep this aspect of the system in place. i will be supporting this amendment as proposed. supervisor cohen: thank you. as many of you know, i was elected with a publicly financed campaign. i believe the spirit of this and the intent of public finance -- of publicly financing candidates is to help candidates such as myself. they have a dream and an aspiration to serve, but they do not come with big pockets, big friends and come from an economically disadvantaged position to the table. i understand and respect the spirit and intent of this legislation. it is very hard to cast a vote today. i am going to be voting in favor of this item that supervisor farrell has put before us. but begrudgingly. because it is the law and the supreme court has issued a statement. it would be very selfish of us and irresponsible for us not to take this into consideration. i do not believe that we are in the right financial climate to challenge the supreme court, even if that -- if that is

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we're aware of these gang leaders and we've been working thoroughly on their cases i will form underfunded from within the conscious by other country. was a. recent analysis shows the abroad domestic funding ratio is about ten to ninety the latter being russia they don't need the support of international organizations and other worldwide terror networks such as al-qaeda the money they extort from business representatives. fund them this actually means that it's not so much terrorism as banditry at the same time i want to stress again that there is indeed a funding inflow for western foundations charities and human rights organizations these funds are used among other things to finance radical religious literature and a number of branded leaders who exploit children for profit in the caucasus. and mystically many north caucuses residents go to muslim countries such as pakistan and saudi arabia to study by the time they return home what is this subtle line for down between their spiritual freedom and their realize ation that they're citizens of a secular state with that. agreed his words and

so all what you saw with no electricity, no doctors and the underfunded public sector and then what you saw is a what needs to be built. the tension between policy i should not have used the word practice. [laughter] maybe old school marxist term. what paygo. [laughter] for my doctor friends they knew i would never say that. >> that was the longest take i have never seen. and then i make that comment 20 minutes ago? >> i have a long memory. [laughter] and the tension between taking care of someone right in front of view is what we should all be confronting. and even if it is not of our own men like seeing patients but cholera is a great example because the epidemic is out of control. 425,000 patients already. that translates at 12 million people that is 180,000 dead. >> it could be the under count because the reporting capacity is so weak. the tension is in our life in use the patient's but every time you go on the air to haiti or somalia, i think it is the same sort of thing when i write a book. you are seen by millions of people all i am not bitter in. >> i know jaime from public affa