use. i think this whole city is going to get conditional use if we don't stop it somewhere. i would definitely put forth a motion to hear this again but support what supervisor tang has done up to now especially with the common scenarios. >> all right. do we have a second for that motion? >> i second the motion. >> okay. all right. so commissioners, i will do roll call. all right. commissioner adams? yes, commissioner dooley, no commissioner dwight? yes, commissioner ortiz cartagena? no. commissioner riley? yes. commissioner sarkissian? yes, commissioner white? yes. so we have 5 in favor aye and two nos. so that recommendation to the direction of the legislation is going in passes but then the commission is going to review the final draft at the april 27th meeting. >> correct. with that, i think that concludes items no. 3 and 4. >> yes, thank you all for committing the time you did and efforts before this meeting we received a number of very thorough letters detailing this issue and i appreciate that from the community and also appreciate the engagement of the supervisors of

but we will continue to reach out to them and as long as they have the resources we are happy to use the city attorney. staff is also very conscious of using legal time. just last week i tried my hand at writing an affidavit for a records request and baby -- and debra complemented me before she made the necessary corrections. >> i noticed again looking at their foundational documents that our legal counsel is the san francisco city attorney dennis herrera and it struck me that was an odd position given that as far as i could tell wasn't acting like a legal counsel so i had a couple of meetings with them and including mr. herrera on tuesday and he agrees that's a position that is untenuous for his office. he has no problem being the legal counsel but he understands that he hasn't been acting as such at all, and has made it very clear to me that he doesn't -- it's up to us, the board to choose our true legal counsel, and he's willing to be that no problem, but if he is he's going to act as such and be essentially primary. for example choosing all -- the other firms, the sub firms and directing

they are made available through a public bike sharing system launched by the city government in 2012. ♪ ♪ many people useead of motor bikes for commuting to work or school. [ speaking foreign language ] >> bike sharing systems can be found in over 800 cities and towns globally, but taipei's is the most widely used system of all. there are now around 6,000 bikes in operation with a daily average of 11 rentals per bike. in just over two years, the total number of rentals has exceeded 40 million. it's attracting world attention. a stream of study groups from european and asian countries have come to learn from its success. the people of tie pie have impressed the bike sharing system as a means of public transportation. in this episode of "asia insight," we unravel the secret of its success. ♪ ♪ taipei, 20 years ago. taiwan had become a center of contract manufacturing for industrialized countries and had enjoyed steady economic growth ever since the 1960s. the resulting population increase and surge in auto and motor cycle numbers its major city taipei had led to serious traffic jams and air pollution. to h

we're looking at protocol and ways to use city funds and partnership. we are also targeting certain school sites. we're still in the planning stages so we look to flush out as we round off the firt year >> great. thank you very much. anything else? >> no, just ready for any questions you might have. >> okay. thaufrngs. supervisor tang. >> thank you. i'm really glad we have this grant to carry out a really great population. but also, i'm have he interested in the pilot, the young adults collaborative course that will handle the cases for 18 to 25. are there other cities or jurisdictions that have such a type of court? >> let me hand it over to one of our partners who is more of an expert on that topic area. >> good morning supervisors. katie miller from the district attorney's office. i can answer that question. so what's actually really exciting about this grant is that there really aren't other models out there quite like what we're trying to do. there are two other places in the country that are doing some kind of young adult court for parts of this a

agreement with contact and specific air fees with the city and combined rent for approximately 30 million for the remainder of the lease expiring in 2021. the use agreement between delta airlines and the city for the rent of 74 million approximately and expired on june 30, 2021. >> all right. hearing from our public. >> thank you. tang from the airport. as we -- so while there are two budget analyst reports, i think it would know easier if we address them together. with the air france and catholic specific with the airlines need to shift space the for the airlines for new line space to better meet the passengers. for delta, we're looking at the modification number one to the airport. modification one seeks your improve to expand delta's current lounge space by relocating to a 2012 clutive use space internal one boarding area c. once the new lounge is complete, the modification also allows for delta to relinquish its current lounge of approximately 4, 495 square feet. and fortunately, delta would like to relinquish their lounge due to the international flight operations. they no longer have need for the internal terminal. these would result in t

it's a good point, how the teams use other cities against one possible. >> using other cities as liver rim, it makes sense. is there a dimension of this because of the car tell power mentioned, that small cities game. >> yes. >> than big markets. >> yes, that can draw teams in. >> san antonio is one of the smaller markets. they are the only game in town. they do it smartly. it works there. i used to work in memphis tennessee at the time when the grizzlies moved to memphis. there was a lot of talk about how the city funded the team. that's what they demanded. fed ex is headquartered. there has been a lot of pressure on city officials to make it a better place for employees. the employees said we kept losing our employees, because there's nothing from a social standpoint. they felt pressure from fed ex to spin the money, giving the team a place to play, because of what it means to businesses and industries >>> is that 40 nights a week or year? >> yes. what is crazy that the average family doesn't understand, it's publicly funded stadiums and arenas, the private teams run them. so in addi

departments to undertake all means to use city property to retain cultural and entertainment entitis in san francisco. this policy also promotes creative strategies for theaters. the proposed project meets the policy directives of the administrative code 98. in this requested exemption -- if this requested exemption is approved the port will enter into a exclusive negotiating agreement with the partis and if the partis are able to reach an agreement on deal terms, such terms would be summarized in a term sheet and the term sheet or the proposed lease will be brought back to this board for its consideration and endorsement. authorizing the port to enter negotiations is not an approval of the proposed project. the project still needs to be refined, through the public review process, including ceqa and design review. after the term sheet is endorsed, both the port commission and the board of supervisors must consider a long-term lease with terms including fair-market considerations for the use of the property. if it is acceptable to the chair, i will now turn my presentation over to tea

the death of michael brown - the unarmed black teenager gunned down by a police officer in the us city of ferguson last august sparked a massive wave of protests against racism within the police force. now us president obama wants to increase transparency and re-train officers to build better relationships with communities. here's what we've got coming up. when to shoot and when not -- keeping tabs on the us police. marine life at risk in mozambique - meet one women hoping to turn the tide and we ask the bangladeshi commerce minister what progress his country's made on protecting workers' rights. tensions are rising again in ferguson. last week, two police officers were shot by protesters just hours after the police chief announced his resignation, following a damning report on the city's criminal justice system. it identified deep-rooted racial bias among the local police and judiciary. back in december, us president barack obama pledged to introduce policing reforms. one of the proposals is to fit officers with body cameras. the hope is that better training and more transparency will

us. so, we work hard. to earn this title and i think that now that we've created more jobs than any time in our city's history, were not going to sit on this group were going to really try to move forward. those of us that have lived in san francisco and seen our city and our regions growth, know this first-hand. we know that businesses in our downtown, and our soma, are growing. we've seen those companies from the valley so we moved to an extent in san francisco. we have seen this as a positive thing. there is amazing success stories of not only those that have grown here but now those that have started here have become tycoons in the business community. salesforce twitter yelp and so many others. you know this amazing story also says to us that we are excited and i'm excited because it isn't just one sector. this is the thing that i will keep over and over again. industries like healthcare, click biotech, tourism, construction, manufacturing and more but we also see technology very strongly woven into all these different industries. this is the excitement that i continue to share with our chamber of commerc

thank you for joining us. x wn by a police officer in the us city of ferguson last august sparked a massive wave of protests against racism within the police force. now us president obama wants to increase transparency and re-train officers to build better relationships with communities. here's what we've got coming up. when to shoot and when not -- keeping tabs on the us police. marine life at risk in mozambique - meet one women hoping to turn the tide and we ask the bangladeshi

city. will cartels us how people are remembering the victims today and hoping for change in the future. ♪ >reporter:. >> the sound of bagpipes filled the air in oklahoma city as hundreds of people gathered to remember the victims of the oklahoma city bombing. former president bill clinton said the whole country can learn from the people of oklahoma city city. >> you have reminded us that we should all live by the oklahoma standard service honor kindness. >> reporter: in 1995, home grown terrorist timothy mcveigh set off a truck bomb in front of the federal building. the blast killed 168 innocent men, women and children and injured hundreds of others. bombing survivor richard williams spoke at the ceremony with two of his grandchildren. >> may this memorial offer comfort, strength, peace hope and serenity. >> reporter: they asked for 168 seconds of silence.

barely off the ground i've taken a big step to hiring two full-time employees and using that income to represent in the city when the board of supervisors finally allowed us to do what we do and make ends meet i registered i had great hopes it struck a fair balance limentd to it to our primary residents if i can only share it it can't effect the availability of housing if the city i pay my dues and pay taxes local small businesses don't need more red tape i ask you not to change the rules i urge you not to treat us infairly we are san franciscans and trying to make end moot we're pay attention and we vote thank you. >> (calling names) >> good evening. i'm steve arnold's a san francisco native my came from oregon our 3 girls were born and raised here we lived in the sunny neighborhood our second house a 3 bedroom two blocks away in the in case of time as our girl went to high school now we have a empty nest we had to borrow for college we lived we've earned this through sweat equity and have a right to use our home as we see fit requiring the guest it has a positive effect the airbnb selection process weeds

all of us are ashamed looking at it because it does not reflect the greatness and beauty of our city and we're prag tomorrow we turn the page and start all over. >> it's crazy for our young brother to be doing that. that's all i can say. >> what happened to him was totally wrong but for them to mess up the city where we live that's wrong. they can protest and say what they have to say but to mess up the city and for them to not live around here and do that this is not cool. >> the explosion of rioting led the governor to activate the national guard. the baltimore mayor has enacted a nighttime curfew that starts tonight and goes from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and baltimore classes have been cancelled. and people say many of the protesters were people of high school age. >> what we see tonight that is going on in our city is very disturbing. it is very clear there is a difference between what we saw over the past week with the peaceful protests those who wish to seek justice and wish to be heard and want answers, and the difference between those protests and the thugs who only want to in

i would love to see this get required for all of our city drivers and i think that it's really important for us as a city to hit vision zero first and we can roll model that i saw that you said that those with some city permits for example the shuttle drivers and possibly tour buses will be included what other types of city permits exist? >> i will have to get back to you i think that was a hedge in terms of we know there's some that we're talking about requiring. i'm sorry i don't have a slide put together. >> i know we didn't require shuttles that do not leave the city boundaries to be part of the pilots and i'd love to figure out how to capture these other shuttle bus drivers as well. i think it's really important for them to be able to participate in the meantime until we have a larger program. and i'm glad to see that that there's also long-term goals of seeing how to add this to the licensing manual for state commercial driver's licenses and i think that's a good next step for us to look at. >> supervisor yee. >> i just realized the next meeting will be may and maybe a little bit late in

you to all the young kids that are out with us today, we're going to be working with us we want to make sure our city it cleaned up for them yeah. (clapping) i also wanted to make sure that psyche i didn't right here is part of the effort we've got students performs with us he's wear the right colors because his colors also mean world series teamwork. >> (clapping.) so i want to say thank you we're n a world-class city a world series champion city and hopefully very soon our nba champion city and the superb 50 next year the arraign we're a world-class city everybody cares cares about our city supervisor kim's is is great champion not only for the beautification of every alleyway as mohammed said one hundred and 50 thousand volunteer hours since 2000 we have some thirty thousand plant that have been 34r5e7bd throughout even though city as a result of clean city 3 million square feet of graft abatement and i know that because i got one million of them and i got it on the same signal box i know a million square feet that's a square block i want to say thank you to the community groups you're helping not

used to. my work computer is fifty mega bytes per second -- that's 20 times faster? >> you have the city fiber network here so you should have high speed here and you can test at home too. see what you get. this is surprising to us -- there's different surveys done in different way and see different times but the best we saw was 11th in the world for internet access speed and the one you used the self testing one. so that was surprising and south korea and japan and stockholm sweden and hong kong and the common denominator all of these places have made public investment in their infrastructure and they may not operate the network themselves or serve as a telecommunications company but stockholm leases out to private companies to provide the service and enables more competition among providers and a portion of the fees of course going to the city and a number of the cities with really high speed are also high density cities the same as san francisco so proximity to the network is definitely a plus for getting high speed and what's emerging also is the private sector moving into hybrids an

us. daly city 1.56. we had reports of flooding on hillside boulevard. i'm not surprised they picked up that much rain. mill valley an inch and a third. sausalito had an inch of rain. and also .89 yountville had an inch of rain. that is the most in to months since february 6th through the 8th. hayward .40. i'm trying to get in as many as i can. the front is moving through. now the wind direction turns more southwest. anybody is in on this. san jose down to morgan hill. also down toward 680 andstockton and tracy. walnut creek and concord and pleasant hill. and even up to cordelia. and then knapp pap but to the knot of that things are definitely improved. you can see the front has gone through. most of northern sonoma county and marin county and northern napa county. the system is heading toward the sierra nevada. 40s and 50s on your temps. we'll get a little bit of a break. there will be a few breaks in the clouds and then this rotates in and give us thunderstorm and hail. you name it. it could be very active. morning rain. windy. bluster at times. shower

police force against black residents who were targeted with ticket fines, violations and then the city used the money approved through the fines to fill its coffers and meet its obligations. again, it was the poor black residents of the city that bore the brunt of that. many of those officials have been let go and in the police department there is no new chief, but the old chief has departed left under fire after the discovery of a series of blatantly racist emails between officers on the force and other city officials. a lot of people - what we hear from a lot of people in ferguson is they want to see change and a clean slate. it's not a question of black or white, but having competent and fair officials in charge of the small city of 21,000 people

you all have differentw3 cities with similar problems, one of which is hous)zy which manifests in different way jim, tell usot enough housing. >> there isn't. there definitely isn't. rental and right now what we're seeing is some places wherei] the rents are going up 25% in a single year. this has the effect of driving the middle and lower class out of thee12ckty because they simply can't afford it anymore. >> so whate1 does that mean for the quality of life there?i] people have to commute. >> absolutely. i was sitting on somebody's porch and they were telling me about one of their friends that lived in sunnyvale and worked at a fast food restaurant. he was forced to move to tracy and as at( result he's now living cyjddy in tracy commuting to sunnyvale because there are no jobs in tracy and no housing ini] sunnyvale. when you change the dynamic so that somebody instead of commuting 3 miles is commuting 60 miles that has a dramatic effect on transportation, for i] instance. >> and what about in cupertino? i assume it's the same thing. >> yeah absolutely. we have a lot off&1-m coming in looking for housing. o

the city used it to charge customers who use more water a higher rate. several cities in the bay area used tiered rates. it's now unclear how the ruling will impact those agencies. governor brown is lashing out saying state lawyers are reviewing that decision. >>> okay. did you hear it? loud and proud. warriors fans, as you can see, pumped up tonight. after the opposing coach complained of the noise wondering if it was actually legal. we're in oakland. what a game it was. it was close and it was loud. >> reporter: it was loud. it was close. you know i really think that the pelicans coach was very serious about the noise level here at the arena. the game and the fans tonight, i think he kind of has a point. come on, if the seattle seahawks can have a 12th man i think the warriors can give the sixth man award to the fans. the fans cheered before the game and during the game and together they are loud. >> it's loud because the fans are the best fans in the nba. >> the noise is great. home field advantage. it's working out well. >> reporter: a major distracti

us into the weekend. kind of crazy here. >> it was gorgeous in the city.but then heading back across the golden gate bridge a credit to the bridge. the fog was pretty thick just right there over the water. >> this usually happens in may, june we arty have it in april. >> i know. thank you, steve. >>> 4:20 a.m. is the time right now would you drink treated sewage water? santa fe's mayor is all about that. coming up in 15 minutes, the case is making to help the water supply during california's ongoing drought. >>> tinseltown take over after the break, the star-studded event in san francisco and the special way actor richard gere was on it. >>> demonstrators rallied at the offices of the san francisco archdiocese last night. catholic school teachers and their supporters are protesting the morality clause in the teacher's handbook issued by archbishop salvatore, the handbook says employees should affirm and believe that churches stand on homosexuality marriage, and abortion. teachers say they worry that it could be used to fire them. yesterday the archdiocese

the community we're building that's why san francisco noted to be proud and that's what makes us a great city thank you for having the confidence to be that and the residents and i look forward to seeing you at the grand open opening we want you all to come back thank you very much (clapping) >> thank you so much tony he did a great job in thanking the community members and 81 thank you len these office and others are here thank you for your perspire it is my job to get to the shovels so we'll shave 50 percent of your speeches we want to hear from the dignitaries we're in the house of alice griffith this is their land and we're guests as we break and honor it is hour honor to bring up the president of the association mr. lavelle (clapping.) >> i don't know to 33 me this is a long time coming been in this community for over 35 years this is also a lost community that was really divided for a regular hunters point that everybody thinks so as my life in this community you know, i knew we was also left out so when they came to me to talk about this new community this new beginning i was all in i

. >> and what city welcomed the most visitors ever last year. money watch's jill wagner joins us now in new york at the stock exchange, jill, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, ukee, erika. here on wall street it is all about oil rising crude prices sent energy stocks higher yesterday. the dow jumped 56 points, nasdaq climbed 23. walgreens says it will close about in the united states, part of the drug store chain's billion dollar cost cutting plan. which was announced last august. orlando, florida hit major milestone. tourism officials says more than 62 million people visited last year, that's the most for any us city ever. tourists could be flocking to disney's new theme park, now includes the wizard g world of harry potter. new york is the second most visited sit. and, the apple watch is now available for pre order on line. so if you want to try it on, make appointment at an apple store. watch comes in three mold sport, regular and edition ranging in price $350 to 17,000. this is apple's first entirely new product in five years. and apple expects these watches will