publication, and that is be published in a newspaper of general circulation for years we have used the chronicle and or the examiner. the legal requirements are clearly met here and i should also add that there are no city funds that will be used for this project. but the city is doing is allowing its tax exemption to be used to issue bonds but no city monies will be used for this madam chair. >> supervisor cohen: thank you for the clarification. t think that answers your question. are there any other members of the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. (gavel) motion to move to the full board. unanimously passed without objection. madam clerk -- >> (off mic) would you note my objection in your minutes? >> supervisor cohen: you are on the record. item 3. >> (reading) >> supervisor cohen: we have supervisor mark farrell's aid, -- as well as susanna robbins from film commission. >> good morning catherine stephanie legislative aid two supervisor mark farrell who would be here but he's and budget negotiatio. nsit has been a great success ringing in high-profile films, one of the most recent is woody allen's film blue jasmin. our

us part of the summit. it's a great honor to be here. is is a really unique thing for us and that we find ourselves more commonly at odds in having to react to specific issues. we love to be here on the front end of them and be involved with issues as they are in front of us and we hope to be part of solution for everything that concerns you folks. thank you very much. [ applause ] okay. we are doing a little q and a. go ahead. >> [inaudible] i have two different questions, as an entrepreneur, i would like to expand and buy another bar. with all of the building that's been unlocked since 2008 and everything going on around here, the market economy basis of our licensing has driven prices insane. there are no licenses and there are nothing but new properties coming seeking licenses. last year i was told that the solution was up to me as a bar owner as a citizen to try to push my legislators to create something. how can we go about creating new licenses in order to unlock the economy on our entrepreneurial activities and as one of the entre

thank you, mayor lee and all it's so many people who have made it possible for us to be here. we heard about harvey milk who gave his life in this building. i'm glad it was recognized. the reality is the first time the highest court in the land is recognizing our rights. that's something that's never happened in the whole history of mississippi my country. me and my partner says we are people that have dignity and respected that's a what this means (clapping) and i know that mayor newsom or governer likes the word extra ordinary but the country is sending a message because lgbt community that their rights were not ongoing by now they have to pay attention. we're now going to end with marriage equality there has to be equality for all of us including our transgender brothers and sisters. we're not leaving anyone behind this is only the beginning. thank you so much let's keep fighting. (clapping) >> his leadership has been extraordinary not only in his district it's going to be the site of a tremendous celebration this evening so have fun but really citywide and really statewide

they're comfortable with us being here, and so this is a perfect scenario, because, you know, we cantch positions, you know, experiment with different lighting situations right now, and they're perfectly at ease with us being this close. - one of the other really cool things about this particular scenario, jared, is the--the white ibis. - yeah. - they're feeding right alongside these beautiful animals, and that just adds to the entire shot by itself. - all right, doug, so we got groups of horses on either side of this body of water right now. stallions appear to be looking at each other. so keep your eyes out. we might get some action here if we're lucky. - all right, we got this guy coming across. is that a possible challenger? - yep. ears are still forward, so he's curious. it is a stallion, though. definitely a stallion. - all right, we got three. we got a third challenger coming in. - all right, doug, me and you just stay close. oh, look at that look. - coming at us to the right. we're gonna have a showdown. - look at this. look at this. in front of you. in front of you. in front

us here. he's not able to be here. he's in los angeles today as a special advisor to the governor. want to thank you folks for having us here today as we plan to be part of the summit in the years to come. we truly recognize the commissions place in this community and within our state. i over see our northern california field operations. you might know mike course on who overseas the office here in sacramento. we are happy to be back on this side of the bay able to serve you folks for your licensing and permitting needs without the inconvenience of having to -- bridge toll. maybe we are going to roll out as early as next year online license renewals. it's a slow process when you are trying to work with state government on that kind of thing because of the fact that you have to deal with contracted bidders who are going to be handling yourself, but not only yourself like a small agency that we are but some of the larger ones as well. so finding that middle ground and making those things happen is difficult but we are trying to get our business platform as we go forward. it's been kin

thank you, mayor lee and all it's so many people who have made it possible for us to be here. we heard about harvey milk who gave his life in this building. i'm glad it was recognized. the reality is the first time the highest court in the land is recognizing our rights. that's something that's never happened in the whole history of mississippi my country. me and my partner says we are

us instruction at the next july meeting? >> we will be looking at scheduling two board meetings of the transportation authority to be able to discuss, interview candidates here before us. on july 12 we we'll be discussing who will go forward so it's not quite a certainty yet until we have that meeting and we determine which names go forward, but i expect that on the 23rd and 30th of this month that we will have full board commission meetings to be able to -- sorry, exactly. of july, 23 and july 30 to be able to finalize the list of [inaudible] one will be discussions with candidates, which will be on the 23rd and then between the 23 and 30th will be a finalizing what a package will be for the executive director and that will be finalized on the 30th meeting before the entire body. >> i want to thank all the members of the personnel committee. i know that personnel committee spent an awful lot of time in deliberating and meeting with the whole list of candidates and i think we all appreciate your work. i also know i would guess that those of us that have not been on the personnel committee would love to have an opportunity to have brief conversations with who

vatican square, the 1995 plot in the philippines, that he is going to be, for all time, as pope, a potential target. >> bill bratton here with us in our new york studios tonight. commissioner, thank you very much for being with us. >> thank you. >>> and here in new york, at the height of the evening getaway, laguardia airport was shut down to all incoming and outgoing flights because of this scary incident on the runway. southwest flight coming in from nashville had the front landing gear collapse. it skidded in for a landing. firefighters were on it. passengers stayed on board the aircraft throughout. no fire, though we are getting late reports of several minor injuries among passengers. >>> in cleveland today, a registered sex offender was charged with murder after a grisly discover over the weekend. bodies of three women wrapped in garbage bags after neighbors reported a foul odor coming from a home. 35-year-old michael madison has yet to enter a plea. the mayor of east cleveland says madison suggested he may have been influenced by a cleveland serial killer caught back in '09, convicted in the deaths of 11 women. >>> now to

here including joe selinski who is from the restaurant who will be sharing the park with us and i should make note that at the may 2 hearing that other avenues representatives came and spoke and there was no one else here and no opposition but the opposition and members of the opposition came later and spoke on their own. and we, you know there was no rebuttal process or rely process. and so i am glad that we have a chance here to have some back and forth. >> i just want to note that kind of through the design and permit process we have received hundreds of signatures in support of this and 80 or so letters of support and a number of them from nearby business owners and civil organizations as well as large organizations such as the sf bike coalition and walk sf. therefore we have come to see and understand why it is spread and public support on the north side of judah and this fueled our continued pursuit of it. and between the support and the studies showing that the parklets are good for the communities and effect them positively and have positive or neutral effects on com

so, as i say, we flipped, and none of us would be here to talk about it. it was like a six flags show, tied to your chair, we are skipping down the run way i thought we were going back up, but we went back down again, so, it was like, it felt like slow motion, i was still tied to my hair, and the whole row was buckled in behind. there was a lot of koreans that may not speak english well. disbelief, screaming, a bit of chaos, but i think we managed to get everyone calmed down quickly and start getting out and not pushing on each other and stepping on each other. it felt like it went fast. >> you are seeing live pictures of the impact site there as you heard an incredible tail of survival. he walked away from the flight and messaged his wife who was also suppose to be on board. the questions unanswered here, what happened in the final minutes that caused the plane to crash land after crossing the pacific from seoul. right now the crash scene is crawling with investigators. their job to find out the cause of the crash and build a database to prevent it from h

neighborhood and you helped with so many of our partners that are here today to transform it into what it is. >> it is particularly important for us to be here today to celebrate the moma for what it is and will continue to be in the future. i was dedicated to public education and i am warmed that sf mona has made an incredible announcement that it is going to be opening the museum to those that are 18 and under for free. having grown up in a different city that had so many cultural and arts institution, new york, i actually grew up going to museums as part of my life as a school child and how important that cultural experience was to my development and as we continue to cut arts in particular, in our public schools, this will be such an important part of their curriculum in their lives, so i am excited that we can welcome another tenant of the south of market here as well and that is our betsy car michael k-8 elementary school that is here today. [ applause ] >> so i believe that it is a principal here today? >> lauren? well have a first grade class that will be representing the south of market community. so are you guys ready? >> are

and let us be here tomorrow to assess what we see on the closing day of statements.. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> let the closing arguments begin. let's play "hardball." good evening i'm michael smerconish in for chris matthews. leading off tonight, closing argumenting in the george zimmerman trial, capping off a dramatic day in court. bernie de la rionda of the state delivering an emotionally charged final appeal to the jury to find zimmerman guilty of second-degree murder. it tied together virtually all of the elements and arguments that we have seen them present in this case including zimmerman's infamous profanity-laced call to the

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the students and i see the students and it's good to see you guys and i thank you for being here and honor all of us, and keep your prayers open for hinttelethat it will always be there. if i can hang in for a couple more years i hope to retire. knock on wood. thanks for being here and each of you drive safely and thank you for your prayers and blessings and those that come before us and those coming into the world. hi pop. [applause] >> shirley, shirley. >> all my x's kids of taught by shirley. i'm kidding. and again with great pleasure welcome janet king to the stage. [applause] >> hello everybody. i have the great honor and privilege to introduce and to introduce karen harrison who is also receiving this award tonight. karen harrison is a registered nurse and clinic manager at the native american indian center in oakland and a member from a tribe here in california. she started out as a medical assistant in 1985 with the native american health center and went on to get her registered nurse degree so she's been with the health center for 27 years and 21 of those years she has been a registered nur

being here, happy 150th anniversary, to our great city. >> thank you, we wish to continue your success. also, here with us today is the president of the board of supervisors, and the supervisor from our very own district three, david chiu. [ applause ] >> thank you, tailor. mr. mayor, if it is okay, could you and i just declare it a city holiday today so we don't have to go back to work and hang out here on pier 39? >> i want to thank all of you who are the incredible diversity of the community that is the port. the community that our water front peers and our wharfs. this is the story of our city. our port has really defined our past as i think that we all know, the first 49ers came right here to this spot to build this city, during world war ii, our military ships were recommissioned, right here from our port. we know that our friends from labor as the mayor said, built our city, starting here with this water fort and this is the story of our city and we also know that the water front in the port defines who we are and it is amazing in 2013, if you just walk along the water front in my district, you wil

well, thank you, everyone here today for the aging disability technology summit. it is an honor for us to be here today to support this important event for the city and county of san francisco. my name is ann, and i direct the state broadband initiative of the national telecommunications and information administration, which is in washington, d.c. our agency and tii is part of the u.s. commerce department, and it is the executive branch agency that is in charge of advising the president on telecommunications and information policy issues. we are at the forefront of the obama administration's push to establish a broadband foundation needed to support the innovation economy in the united states. we are looking to produce better and new jobs and position to ensure that america remains at the forefront of the economy in the 21st century. we are working to ensure that all americans have the resources and the skills necessary to fully share in all of the possibilities, civic, social, and economic. all of these made possible by the internet. that is one of the reasons we are here today. he discover

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used to say, it got his irish up. the now famous phone call from 50 years ago today. >>> that is our broadcast on a friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. lester holt will be here with you this weekend. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here on monday night. have a good weekend. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good friday evening, everyone. >> drug heading arunning and ho woman captive. both men in jail tonight accused of growing large quantities of pot and holding a 15 year old girl captive in a metal box. the girl in a rural section north of santa rosa. r jessica, the details of what that girl allegedly went through truly make your stomach turn. the details are all spilled out in these court documents. two men have been charged in federal court. the u.s. attorney's office says these are the two men behind a disturbing marijuana grow operation. investigators say they were not only growing more than a thousand marijuana plants in the rugged countryside of lake county, but had held a 15 year old girl captive there for weeks. the girl was kept locked inside a metal box

>> here. >> commissioner white? will be joining us momentarily. commissioner dooley? >> here. >> commissioner dwight? >> here. >> commissioner o'brien will be joining us. commissioner ortiz-cartagena is absent/excused. [skph-eurgs/] yee commissioner yee riley. >> aye. >> commissioners we have a quorum. >> thank you. first item. >> commissioners, item 2 is general public comment, this allows members of public to comment generally on matters in t commissioner's purview and suggest new agenda items for the commission's future consideration. do we have any members of the public who would like to make a comment on anything that is not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed. next all right. >> commissioners, this places you on item no. 3, discussion and possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file no. 120 996 administrative code healthy food retailer incentive program, ordinance amending the san francisco administrative cold by adding chapter 59, sections 59.1-59.9, to establish a healthy food retailer inc

so lucky to be here in san francisco where we embrace the diversity and accept all sorts of people from all different cultures. so, hopefully, this month will be a great time as many of us are so busy in our lives and i think that having a month where we dedicated to celebrating things such as women history month or asian pacific historiage month or small business month, it takes a moment to stop and think about the achievements and celebrate our different culture sos so thank you everybody. >> carmen chiu. >> good afternoon, everybody, san francisco's new assess er. and today i am honored to be with you and i want to thank all of the corporate sponsor and the many volunteers who have helped, year in and year out to put this event together and i want to appreciate you. but i also want to say that i know that this year's theme is about arts, i was not a young person who really did much in terms of arts. i did not play any instruments, probably played the recorder when i was in the second grade and it has not expanded beyond that very much but i think that we can all appreciate what art does and the people who can actually carry that forward and what that really brings an

us here tonight. it is an honor to be here.my name is daniel homsby and i am the program manager for the neighborhood department networks. an honor to see you here. many of the same faces for the fifth year for the men awards. let's give you an a plays for coming back. (applause) >> and celebrating one of the most important things we have in san francisco, which is our neighborhoods. without further ado, i'd like to start the program off by introducing my colleague, christina palone, the new director for the mayor's office for neighborhoods. christina palone. (applause) >> good evening, everyone. i'm happy to be a part of such a great ebit that celebrates the n

be an american. if you call us or tweet us, tell us why or why not, perhaps. here is how you can do so. f you are proud to be an american come here is your chance to let you us know your thoughts on that. rightl take the calls after this update from c-span radio. >> egypt does have a new interim leader today. the chief justice of egypt's supreme constitutional court was sworn in, taking over after the military ousted resident mohamed morsi -- president mohamed morsi. a date for the next presidential election has not yet been set. mr. morsi is under house arrest at an undisclosed location. gulf arab states are generally supportive of the ouster of the egyptian president morsi. united arab emirates, one of the arab world's most outspoken critics of egypt's muslim brotherhood, claims that islamist groups have sought to topple its western-backed really system. saudi arabia's king abdullah sent congratulations message to the egypt interim leader. finally, the brother of colorado democratic senator mark udall has been found dead. he was on a hiking trip in the rocky mountains. udall wasf randy

i'm here in my capacity an is the director of biological diversity. it's unusual for us to be speaking here on behalf of a gravel mining project. it's is not something that we are used to doing. when we were first approached by this company by oliver desilva, we were prepared to fight this project and we were prepared with our allies to the sun ol community to fight this project. oliver silva came to us and said what would it take for to you support this project and we laughed and we gave a dream list to have this happen to benefit the environment and they said yes to everything. it took a year to get to this but it's been incredible. we think it's a great thing for the species out there and for the people of the sun ol community and good for the community of san francisco in terms of the revenue as well. this is the way gravel mining should happen. it's a necessary evil and i think that this type of project, the way it's been done with this company is the way it should be happening and i'm proud to support it and proud to be here with that message. >> great. thank you very mu

thank you for all being here to witness and honor and thank the people who are stepping up with us toelp manage this wonderful great city. thank you, chief hayes white, for being here as well, and other department heads and other commissioners, thank you for joining us as well. we have 25 individuals today who are sacrificing a lot of personal time, sacrificing their own family's time away for night meetings, a lot of reading of paperwork, a lot of public engagement. we also have some 15 different bodies that you'll be appointed to today. and, so, it is my pleasure to welcome you and to suggest to you that i personally appreciate citizens of san francisco stepping forward to help us manage this city. it never is ever about one office. it's not even about two offices. it's about how we conduct ourselves to reach out, engage people in the public to help serve our city. your ideas, your engagement with us, you're aligning where we want to go to make the city a greater city is really the essence of managing a city. and i've learned that in many, many years of being a public serve ant, bei

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thank you for joins us. >> great to be here. >> i really enjoyed your book. better understand what it means to be brave. you talked to many people who, in our minds, we would consider brave. but they would tell you often times in the book that's not brave. that's just doing their job. that is reaching their potential. so can you describe to us what the difference is in reaching your potential and just doing your job and what it actually means to be brave? >> well, i mean, i would say that courage is -- speaks volumes of the ability of one small man or woman to change the world around them, to change it for the better in many cases. and those changes can be very big or very small. now, there are meake that choic in term of their job. they choose, they make a brave professional decision. but that process of choice and kind of dynamic engagement with the world around you can trickle right down and can be there in your first day in a new job, speaking up to your boss about something, a first day at a new school if you're a kid, facing down a terrifying diagnosis