our own committees, our chamber of commerce where they signaled unit sf and embrace our education institutions, all of them, or sf city going to all the public nugzs institutions and make sure they center the resources they have. we circle the education. as i told alex thiss is a great time. it is a time when you join trustees helping us not only turn the corner, but i think a new day, which is the public private partnership i always felt was at the strength of our institutions all of them whether they are arts organizations or education institutions, whether they are servicing our public. therenewed sense the business knhunty can embrace the mart of city and do well. it yuts the city in a exciting way. i also want to thank trerfb who is alexs partner for not only being here, but for your support . thank you to family and friends always because when you take up public office you always want your families to be there with you and with all the challenges that we have, i'm sure we'll bring families closer toorthd with the work that we have ahead of us. also i want to just give a special shout out

the businesses invest directly in the institutions and having the businesses provide programs like united sf with surrounding the institutions to make sure they have all the support i think all the faculty and the students will see this generation we're challenged and find out who our friends are we become a better institution and have done so in this city college with that, let me introduce you to one of the students that are part of the - (clapping.) leader pelosi and i and others were downstairs. >> a minute ago going through the pastry division i really had to fight the attraction to file my side pocket but we look forward to the talent that is being produced looking at the lists and seeing what i like and discovering a name next to it the students are not only learning but when their out of here with they're one year certificate they have so many choices once there's an anchor there, there are so many choices and here to talk about her choices is a student it is not only here today but i know that she knows from her student colleagues and faculties we're embracing her education goals as

total in our rad portfolio those compromised of 35 hundred units and another thousand unit on a separated track hope sf projects you're not seeing a resolution those are being developed in the next financing mechanism and they're not moving forward as part of this larger portfolio it was a year ago the housing authority selected the 8 teams for the projects those are san francisco developers teams all of which include one nonprofit partner that were selected those are the same folks you all know well, who are top performs and developers in the affordable housing so here are the see e key principles of rad there are some fears in the community about the loss of affordability but rad provides permanent affordability through a 99 lease through the housing authority with each the new owners this is our typical public housing model we utilizes with the projects as lenders the mayor's office of housing also continues it's role as active manager and monitor of the projects key elements of rad program lock residents as they transition from public housing to private ownership in rad there are no all residents h

. >> hope sf is behind the project. 256 units of multi-family public housing and surrounding areas will get rehabbed. >>> an old study on the feasibility of water desalinization is being looked at. dave cortese wants to build one. the biggest issues are cost and the impact on the environment. >>> i'm super creepy rob lowe and i have cable. >> you seen them a number of times. they range from funny to downright disturbing. why those creepy directv ads may also be misleading. >> a $3 million jewel heist and the perpetrators are likely getting help from the inside. >> lingering showers produce up to .25" of rain in the east bay today. now the change we all need to know about as the news continues right here >>> you could call it a yo-yo day on wall street. up and down. and right now just went down. down a little -- three points and a little bit of change there. >>> bart plans to raise fares 3.4% in january. that means a ride from walnut creek to powell would cost a quarter extra. trip from berkeley to macarthur goes up about 10 cents. the money would fund new cars and automated train contro

units are currently in contract. we had actually one rent burden household, one ellis act preference holder and one sf resident who were in that pool of the nine households and contract. we saw an average household size about two. average age was 37, average median income was close to $49,000 or close to 63 percent ami. they have 45,000 in assets already and we saw in hospitality, security officers and home service workers. so we are definitely able to reach the working folks in san francisco through this lottery. we did review 15 applications to identify the nine qualified candidates. unfortunately four of those were over income but they were over 80 but under the 120 and our programs go to 120 and we were able to offer them other opportunities and give them the referrals to go back to council -- counselling and to other programs available to them. that's what we do traditionally if they are particularly over income for a targeted union we ask them to go back to counseling to explore what their options are. what does the bmr application process look like, if you are buying a home, and adding a layer through the afford

. >> a united nations inquiry found palestinian armed groups hid weapons at three empty u.n. schools in gaza oi monks others. james bays reports from the u.n. sf headquarters in new york. >> it was the most controversial part of israel's war on gaza last summer. un schools supposed to be emergency shelters attacked. the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon launched the board of inquiry. it's work has been completed. the u.n. released a summary. there's a report finding israel responsible for all seven attacks: at a u.n. briefing i sought clarity. is it true that the sex schools hit with the loss of 44 lives, that were hit by israel is it true that places where weapons were found were separate schools that were vacant and not designated as emergency shelters? >> i just refer you to the language of the report the summary of the report which states the details and you see the facts. you are right, the difference between the schools where weapons were found, and the seven other sites that were attacked. >> the palestinian ambassador had this reaction. >> what is the secretary-general planning to do in holding israel accountable for the crimes commit

also coming up the united states secretary-general describes the situation in yarmouk refugee camp as a circle of hell >>> greece hands over 5 million to the im sf., plus... . i'm phil lavelle in paris. it's a glorious day for tourists. quite a storm for the leader and an outspoken father. find out why short limit. >> celebrations - some argue that the past should not be araised. -- erased >>> iran's supreme leader questioned the details of a nuclear deal made with world powers. ayatollah khamenei demanded all sanctions by lifted at the same time any deal with the nuclear programme was concluded. that was not agreed in a framework deal during marathon talks in switzerland. world powers want a gradual introduction. it was hoped the deal will be finalised on 30 june in yemen the situation is complicated where iran is accused of backing houthi fighters. thursday secretary of state john kerry said it was unacceptable. khamenei called for the saudi-led air campaign to end, calling it a criminal act. more on that shortly. erica wood on what khamenei's comments mean for the nuclear deal with iran. >> translation: any final approval of iran's nuclear ag

also coming up the united states secretary-general describes the situation in yarmouk refugee camp as a circle of hell >>> greece hands over 5 million to the im sf., plus... . i'm phil lavelle in paris. it's a