for us city wide to deal with the different issues and the federal government has really dropped a ball on us and for us to pick it up and say no, we can't forget those people who are the most vulnerable in our society. i'm more than happy to support those efforts. i'm glad on a selfish district note, this budget will help support some of the issues i've been fighting for which is pedestrian safety and for actually to get some more open space in my district. there's certain areas in my district for instance that don't have any open space and this will be one step toward that direction. i also want to -- i know there's been some adds on a list on childcare and preschool, it's not a great amount, but it's there. and i'm really thankful for the committee to do that. i also want to mention that originally there were $2.2 million worth of ask for early education, a need that has not been fulfilled in this city even though we talk about it for decades and that although this is not reflected in any changes in this budget, i'm very, very proud that there's been commitment on this committee to l

we are using that as the city wide effort to keep our city beautiful. sparkling and clean and educating youth and provide the scholarships and support for them and using culture -- about the cleanliness of our neighborhoods and respecting our neighborhoods all throughout our city. we are also engaging the bright technological mindsen joining us in s f city and join the chambers in creating jobs and training for those last year, last summer, over 5,005,000 and eight jobs were created for summer for our youth, paying jobs every single one of them and this year we expect to exceed it with your help and the help of other companies here and we need to create hope in every aspect for our youth as mayor khan said they are going to inherit the city and the successes that we are pawk talking about today, they are going to also inherit failure and is we want to have less failures with their invest and investment in them and in companies like sales force zooma and at which timer are all leading the evident with the 1800 other technology companies to help us create

so, thea of ~ three of the things i want to talk about we want to ask the city to help support us is we would have a city wide multi-cultural youth leadership model that we are not only engaging to people in our neighborhood, but also engaging from people all across the city, especially young people who happen to deal with a lot of different challenges, especially in the more challenging districts. the bayview, western addition, the mission, excelsior, potrero hill area, that they deal in a lot of stress and trauma every day. so, we have a need for that. the multi-cultural youth leadership one. the other one is more work force opportunity, employment opportunity for high-risk api youth. so far the city, we were able to be very fortunate to have the funding for a program called a generating leadership opportunity work force. however, at this round of funding we don't get to fund that. it directly shows from the department youth and families, there's no need employment programs for the api population in the city of san francisco. especially target high-risk youth, many youth from the ages 14 to 21 involved in t

so, thea of ~ three of the things i want to talk about we want to ask the city to help support us is we would have a city wide multi-cultural youth leadership model that we are not only engaging to people in our neighborhood, but also engaging from people all across the city, especially young people who happen to deal with a lot of different challenges, especially in the more challenging districts. the bayview, western addition, the mission, excelsior, potrero hill area, that they deal in a lot of stress and trauma every day. so, we have a need for that. the multi-cultural youth leadership one. the other one is more work force opportunity, employment opportunity for high-risk api youth.

use alternative means of transportation to help sustain the environment. >> welcome back. we have seen what can be done for the environment on a personal level and on city widelevel. coordinated efforts are key. samantha shows us how the campus and bay area connection are kicking in to make california cleaner. >> students can take public transportation for free and many do. >> our primary goal is to get students aware of the issues we face not only here on campus but as a society. >> associated students director also suggests students use bicycle. >> we have a bike walk all throughout the campus. >> the organization is looking into developing a vacant lot and transforming it into a garden. >> the goal is to bring the community together. not only for teaching purposes, but get students involved to see how food grows. >> he says the university is working on installing bike lanes on campus to prevent pedestrian bike collision. >> we feel students are really catching on to being green and realizing they need another thing besides a car. effort is under way for regional centers to connect and have a strategy to -- for sustain ability. 6city borders. >> city coun

. >> more k effective than the way the department used to hunt down wanted criminals with squads of officers searching city wide. now, police will need to get the combhunty on their side wanting to turn in criminals who may be hiding out in plain sight. >> we have people right now that are wandering around the city the community may not know about. >> it's partially the department's fault that police have not been clear enough about who they're looking for and what they're doing to find them, but that will change, and with it police hope so will the number of crimes solved. in oakland, christin ayers, kpix 5. >> oakland police hope to have their most wanted web site up and running within the month. >>> one of the most famous cooks in america is out of a job tonight. the rocking of food network queen paula deen. >>> it's the most famous bay area tourist attraction you've never heard of. what's so special about this blue house? . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, i've done. i want to learn d grow from this inappropriate hurtful language is totally totally unacceptable. i've d stakes along the . >>> have you sign paula deen'

city wide. >> we're using mosaic, ceramic, light, technology, photographers and video.n the wall, part on parachute cloth. >> this a tribute to filly's favorite sons, the roots. >> one of the greatest moments of our career. >> reporter: what started as an innovative way to start as street can artists, is open to children as young as nine and old as 22. more than 30,000 have taken part. some are budding michelangelos, but others like jamie grigsby weren't quite sure. >> i wasn't goisure where i was going with this art thing. being part of the program really changed me. >> reporter: they recently graduated from art school and is now a teacher with the mural arts program. >> we did it so kids can be interested in throwing their stuff in the grash can, so basically we put designs on it. >> reporter: dozens of the menacing solar trash compactors sit on city street corners. >> so good! >> this is more about sketching, drawing and painting, math, problem solving and teamwork too. which has provided a boost to their education. >> the stills they have learned through art class,

we will ask mitt romney when he joins us live from park city, utah, for a wide ranging interview in justhile, new jersey has a new republican senator for the first time since i don't know the revolutionary war. you heard that right, new jersey now has a republican senator, at least four months, something like that. i can't hardly county. republican governor chris christie appointed attorney general jeff chiesa to fill the senate of frank lautenberg on monday. contributor robert costa of the national review, mr. t.j. roggers, ceo of cypress semi conductor. who is this guy? >> long time jeff chiesa he used to be a u.s. attorney with christie earlier in this decade. he comes in as a christie allie. he will only be there until october. he says he's a conservative republican. we have to wait to see. >> i did see that. why did governor christie insure he not go, in he, his appointed guy, not go into the primary and not run for the senate? >> this is the real issue right now in the garden state. republicans are furious because they have not won a senate election in new jersey since 1972. the lo

that was heavy for all of us and supervisor wiener were leaders on that. i was happy to see some of our city wide restorations around our wreck centers and parks. i think that was a great addition to this budget as well. so i will thank our office staff, april venaron and ivy lee for working with our district 6 stakeholders and i'm editing our list to make sure that our top priorities were put into this budget and they stayed late on both nights and i want to recognize that april did have a loss today of a very dear, close friend and she stuck it out for the day and i want to appreciate her and her family for that. thank you. >> okay. thank you colleagues. i thank you for your comments. we have some procedurals items. i want to add to the comments of my colleagues, thank you for your support through this process. it has been an interesting learning experience and we got through it and we have something that we can be proud of. i forgot to mention, stancross, thank you. and the aids of my colleagues, thank you. we don't get it done without you and thank you for sticking it out. >> i want to thank

comfortable in talking with your elected representatives, your city wide officials as well as your department heads. this is all for you to get us the feedback in a direction for what we prioritize in the budget. i've heard a lot of things today. we're definitely taking them to heart. i want to note that one of our summer youth job seekers who was very successful in real estate. i'm going to assign him to work with your senior centers rent reduction issue so we have that instantaneous service right there. (applause) >> but i also want to say that with the question that was directed at me for the undocumented youth, first of all, what came to my mind immediately is we have a municipal id card to make sure that those who are undocumented get an official card from city hall. so, please make sure you're aware of that because something that i had worked on with a number of supervisors throughout so many years as our city administrator, and i want to make sure that works for everybody. having said that, we also fund a lot of community-based nonprofits to help us with the employers in the city. and this is why we have focused our effor

city, there is a large tornado that's formed. about a mile wide. it is bearing down on the city of oklahoma city. moving east ward and joining us right now on the phone from oklahoma city is nbc's jay gray. jay, what is the situation there? >>. >> reporter: i don't know if you can lear it, by sirens are going off and they have been every two minutes here. it turned pitch black? the downtown area. a huge wall cloud with circulation we can see now is hovering just outside the city and the worst of it is still moving in as you heard and everyone has been talking about here. streets virtually empty. emergency vehicles out there. we have seen people running into the convention center to get to anunder irground shelter there. a lot of the buildings evacuated here. that started earlier under the afternoon when the forecast looked promising for severe storms. a lot of businesses let their employees leave early to get home to their families to make sure they are safe. the wind is picking up. it is beginning to pull done here. >> is it too dark to be able to make out or is the tornado too far for you to make out or is it just a pitch bla

unfunded retiree liability and it will save our city and tax payers money in the future and to us and to me this is a monsense measure that deserves wide support from this committee, the full board of supervisors and from san francisco voters as a whole. i urge this committee to support this measure and we look forward to working with supervisor farrell, the board of supervisors, the business and labor and all communities in san francisco as we go forward so thank you very much. >> thank you. >> hi. i am kay walker and i'm a member of pov and a member who did not like this proposition, this legislation. one of the reasons is, and that is on page six that it gives the city apparatus and makes very political the disbursement and i could read it to you, but also which i may in a second but i only have two minutes, but also the idea that we are always called unfunded liabilities is an accounting term, but it's being used in a demeaning manner along with the fact that city employees are a drain i mean retirees are a drain on the budget. okay. this to me -- it sets up this whole panic that we need to find a way to take this money from other

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city citywide. and, of course, peter used it be a bit an organizer. for seat 5 i'd like to recommended brad you paul who has a wide variety of land use policies. he also worked at the mayors offices and works with developers so he knows how to make policy. for seat 7 i'm recommending julian dash. he works to correct with the neighborhood. when he was at the trail head i saw use come out of his seat 9 jeff. i saw gail was here i assume she was here to speak on your behalf >> i'm sorry did i get that wrong . they've both been incredibly involved around public safety and are pretty well known in the community. so i know you're looking for another place to be activity. i like that steven lives in the tenderloin and annette lives in the market area. consider jackson our office is going to work with you. i wish i'd known of your application. but those are my recommendations and i would suggest we take the motion for the policy waiver >> supervisor breed and a thank you supervisor kim for providing guidance in this effort. i didn't know mr. banks by mr. bank he says he's known by gerald banks on this list. i know how act

used to it. steven whiting is chief investment strategist for city wide bank. where do you weigh in on what happens this week for what happens with the feds. >> i start off with agreeing with steve liesman, good news is good news. roughly 30% higher than when the market last peaked in 2007 and the stock market is up 4%, 5% since 2007. valuation has come down in the age of qe. this time around, we do think you know, markets always tend to want to see whatever they want to see or hear what they want to hear from chairman bernanke. but he will probably explain to the market that eventually tapering off the pace of qe is not the same as outright tightening and that might be marginally helpful. >> good luck trying to get the message across. i think that's going to be one of the major issues, ha does that mean for volatility? >> it's a very difficult communications challenge right now. i think people got very used to the extremely low volatility environment during the first five months of the year. implied volatility was exceptionally low. realized volatility, incred

city wide. we do what we do. i love my job and until you guys can give us the funding i appreciate it if you do. i will continue to volunteer my services because i am needed and i feel important to the people and i am appreciated. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> my name is keith. i'm one of the volunteers for these people, and i volunteer all the time, everyday, five days a week, and they do a lot of things real good for these people, black, brown, blue, whatever, you know what i am saying? really you all need to really look into these people and really looking into how the way they work, and a lot of the people need to be around these people man. we try to do a lot of stuff for our community and try to have these people do things right instead of being in jail and being on paperwork and all the stuff like that they need to be out here doing getting jobs and doing other stuff. that's all i have to say. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi. i am greg boxley. everybody has been very passionate on why they should be getting money. i'm just going to get t

. ~ these are routes of city-wide significance and varying capacity demanding -- depending on the travel demand for these specific direction and adjacent land uses. the subject property is 19,246 square feet and it is developed with a 23 34 square foot building that currently contains four service bays and a convenience store. the property has 132-1/2 feet of frontage along lincoln way and 150 feet of frontage along 19th avenue. this particular shell gas station was constructed in 1970 and is a legal nonconforming use. land use is located within the immediate vicinity of the project include predominantly three and four-story multi-family dwellings, a religious institution, a clothing store and an eating and drinking establishment along the south side of lincoln way. golden gate park is located to the north side of lincoln way and located one block south of the property of both the inner sunset and irving street commercial districts, which function as shopping areas and provide convenience, goods and services to inner and outer sunset residents. these ncds are also frequented by golden gate park on weekends and by city residents for eating, drink