i can hear to support the other side of town. let us support the city and put a blockage, a barrier, to the telecommunications companies who are coming into the city and suppressing what we do not want. we know what is best for our city. we live here. they do not. stop fascism. stop this kind of imperialism that is dominating our people. they have the money. they have the lawyers. they have the time. we have the sincerity. we have the health of our city at stake. thank you. president chiu: next speaker, please. >> my name is chris houston. i am currently involved with the push back against tmobile and similar income is being installed haphazardly across our city. i want to make a quick observation from the few moments that have passed. i thought it was interesting that the defense actually mentioned that the paint which is covering the graffiti around the proposed site for antenna upgrade it -- the paint is still trying. it is interesting that this is a corporation that runs out in the middle of the night and besides maybe it is time to clean up the gra

the city that we care for, the highest number. supervisor maxwell, supervisor daly, supervisor dufty, supervisor campos, thank you so much for being here. thank you for supporting us. we really appreciate it. the city treasurer is year, helping us in making sure our bank accounts have enough money to deliver that excellent care. we really appreciate it. we are so blessed that we got a direct letter some mrs. pelosi -- from mrs. pelosi. she definitely has other things do intend to, and yet she found time to reach out to all of us to tell us about her deep commitment to general hospital. she herself would be here. we got a beautiful certificate of recognition from the majority whip. also, from assemblyman mark leff. thank you so much for all of that. we really appreciated. you can imagine that all of the many challenges that i faced when i had to accept the idea that jean really was going to retire was how would i ever get anybody who could do as good a job running this hospital? fortunately, jean, like all very good administrators, had already worked out a succession plan. she nurtured and mentor and counseled and supported soup kern, who has then been able to be a

i think that we will ask the city to help us in this way, to support the safe passage to school and back. this is paramount on the minds of parents. i know that we briefly went over this, so briefly in a couple of minutes. but the efforts and the thought, and everything that went into this is tremendous. and also, the head of the educational placement center, they have coordinated this and they have courted all of this in such a short time line. i want to say, thank you. >> i would offer the commissioner something to consider, hopefully in a year or two. there is the idea that they were entering the system where they did not know the level of certainty, with the private schools that cater to nervous parents, and the school district, you kind of get in or you do not get in. this is monumentally different. this is a year or so that we will continue to look at this for a model of change. >> and are there any other questions? we will open this up to public comment, if there is anyone who wishes to speak on this item. there will be no public comment. and i would like to again request that we

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support except the support does not come by us doing what which we really can't do. the recommendation to us comes from the law in anticipation of the development rules which govern the city. what i would suggest, and that is within support of what all commissioners are saying, to work with the supervisor, we find ourselves with access to church properties, vacant properties we're struggling with to maintain and there's no taker for one either remission them or use them for their intended purpose. i can only remember the church in my own neighbor, clay and larkin. very beautiful building. that might be too far away but the city has many church properties which are underutilized or in the process of being abandonned. so i would look for everybody to help identify those properties and help this congregation to find an alternative location. >> absolutely. i think the testimony regarding the community itself was wonderful and greatly appreciated. my own congregation started out in shared space twice, and then bought a church building that congregation had left, which later proved too small and then took over a commercial space and redid it into our present congregation. so th

. >> gis is used in the city of san francisco to better support what departments do. >> you imagine all the various elements of a city including parcels and the critical infrastructure where the storm drains are. the city access like the traffic lights and fire hydrants. anything you is represent in a geo graphic space with be stored for retrieval and analysis. >> the department of public works they maintain what goes on in the right-of-way, looking to dig up the streets to put in a pipe. with the permit. with mapping you click on the map, click on the street and up will come up the nchgz that will help them make a decision. currently available is sf parcel the assessor's application. you can go to the assessor's website and bring up a map of san francisco you can search by address and get information about any place in san francisco. you can search by address and find incidents of crime in san francisco in the last 90 days. we have [inaudible] which allows you to click on a map and get nchldz like your supervisor or who your supervisor is. the nearest public facility. and through the s

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youth program manager who listens and here's the use gunmen -- the youth come in, that we support this, because we need to take the blindfold off the city process. the city does not have a comprehensive understanding of our needs. the city cannot adjust investigates based on each particular need. we need a big picture approach. we believe the monster plan will provide the big picture approach by making recommendations. the decisions made impact the services we are able to receive. we have to make sure the families you serve will hold of voice in the process. >> next speaker please. >> i want to thank you for taking the time to listen to public testimony i am here to support the master plan. health care is one of the top priorities. many are not insured by their employers and depend on the safety net to stay healthy. they can determine what are the health care needs. they should also prioritize the need of san franciscans. currently they are drawn to specialized care to be competitive on a regional, international, and national basis. it places an increased burden on the department of health. thank you for your time. >> next speaker pleas

lowe's moving in, we need controls to ensure that future uses support the destiny and needs of our two neighborhoods, of the southeast sector of the city and the city as a whole. it has taken a few rounds of facilitated meetings that over a number of years, but we have come to understand the commonality of purpose that we have between our neighborhoods to support existing businesses, to prioritize local hiring, and to prioritize local loan businesses, and retain a broad diversity of the types of businesses we have. the zoning ever before you, when you strip away the technical language, represents communities working together and the constituents from our neighborhoods. the youth, seniors, and families who rely on bernal heights center did not just come from bernal heights or the excelsior where our services are located. they come from the entire area. they rely on us. this zoning proves that boundaries can be opportunities for breaking down barriers so we can work together towards a just and equitable community for all. i want to remind you that when the home depot proposal came before this body -- five years ago i believe it was -- th

with tear gas and stun grenades police also reported clashes in the southern city of us people were venting their anger at the u.s. support for the honda which has been ruled greece. well the crisis over the plight of roma gypsies is spreading across europe sunday your country is bringing the roma for rising crime and tackle it by deporting them but the situation in their native countries is even worse with most roma living in appalling conditions artie's daniel bushell reports from bulgaria. seems like we could become common across europe the mayor of this town in southern garrett told r.t. he had to tear down this block of flats because the room the residents had turned it into a slum. this pile of rubble is all that's left of the housing estate what also it is called a public health hazard infested with rats cockroaches and fleas thousands of roma home. some who have moved to this wasteland no shelter health care or education for the children. well citizens where there's a treatise like this schools won't take my son because he has lice and disease people here ask is this what the e used become with winter approaching

the past few months. >> for all of us, it shows solidarity and support and our commitment to their survivors. >> there have bben 112 line of deaths in the history of the baltimore city policc department. >>> a fire ripped through two homes and damages two bussnesses this morning in canton. myranda stephens has >>reporter: frank woke up this morning to his smoke alarm and then he looked outside. 3 c1 >> it was a huge flames coming ouuside of the property. it was engulfed in flames, juss bursting out. >>reporter: it was his next >>reporter: the salon suffered % only water damagg, but his home is nearly gone. >> the upstairs of the property from the hoses and ripping out the ceilings and everything, it was destroyed. >>reporter: the fire caussd damagg to the restaurant next door, which just opened on monday. >> theyybusted out windows to make sureetherr asn't any smoke. we're good. >>reporter: this isn't the first time fire has struck this area. about 20 years ago there wassa major warehouse fire that nearly took out all of these buildings. >> there was a major fire on wattrfront. i didn't knoo until after i bought it and started to do work on the property that there w

the story. here in philadelphia lore african-american men have been put on death row than in any other us city hundreds of thousands of mia supporters in the united states and the across the world believe this case of mars the image of the latest status as a symbol of justice hundreds of people are cheering outside the courthouse protest here complicity of. an execution or a lifetime until the old man who's going to. turn from the other. to me a new jersey and there are some other luxuries there certainly will not give up the fight until money is a three way chris and i you came out here all the way from albany why did you decide to come out for this cause for me i feel i've been coming out to support the mayor for twenty years it's over time overdue that we release him from the he's an innocent man and what is the main message you're trying to send out today that. trial the trial. with the third you didn't try the media has been avoiding the trial with the exception of a couple of satellite trucks here almost all of the mean stream television networks have been sticking with the official party line and supporting the position of th

obviously, the city attorney says there are some that are not enforceable by us. i would support may be the staff could give us a six month report or something. the six and 12 seems excessive to me. i do not know -- the project sponsor -- are you ok with that? this is what we do for most, actually -- that is appropriate. we do this in the castro. we have

obviously, the city attorney says there are some that are not enforceable by us. i would support may be the staff could give us a six month report or something. the six and 12 seems excessive to me. i do not know -- the project sponsor -- are you ok with that? this is what we do for most, actually -- that is appropriate. we do this in the castro. we have done this all over the city. it is usually a six month review. i think that is appropriate. commissioner antonini: second. i wanted to add a few things. i am of course very supportive of this. a few things that were not brought up is the fact that the project sponsor is not only putting upward sound walls to control the sound of the concert area outside of theirre, but also for his restaurants, which are separate from that. it is very impressive the way that is done. he is going to bring in electrical updates that will be valuable for the whole block. there are some juices comi i

the city. it is important to understand that the charter specifies voting on new structures, which is a separate issue from the program to use recycled water, which i personally support, but not the factory. please agendize this matter as soon as possible and remember, the facility does not have to be located in golden gate park. all the plans of until late 2008 located this at the oceanside treatment plant. there are lots of ways of handling this. if you are not going to be the stewards of golden gate park, who is? and it is in the charter, so i'm sure you would like to do that work. thank you. >> good afternoon. i just wanted to bring a few comments in here about the infrastructure, government projects, and currently, for projects. it is so much more important than just highways. that is one point. another point i want to try to bring across is the political economics of it. can we get funding for this particular type of projects that has homeland security funding backing of a with the horror and diseases that would be used in biological warfare, so if anything happened to our water supply, we would have a system ready to make sure our system does embody people who

in the first city council and i want to say that the basic position is that we support the first draft documents. we would like to be able to project that -- some additional supply for us, because we inherited a toxic environment. and we have a lot of work to thrive as a city. we're actually doing well and we are in the planning right now. we are building a in a healthy community, perspective. we are unconscious -- we are very conscious of the environmental issues. but we are stranded by the previous history before we were able to take destiny into our own hands. we're one of the later customers and we feel that we are disadvantaged. i hope that you will take into consideration these concerns. thank you very much. >> good afternoon. i am the director of water resources, and you see this as part of your package. we complement the outreach efforts by the staff to present this draft and respond with comments. we recognize that this is the choice that will be made but there has a distinction between individuals with the guarantee and the supply allocation. this is based upon the initial draft that is distributed. and the methodology was based upon these agencies, with the

singing more quietly ] [ mike and the opera singer are both singing ] >> reporter: next stop ♪ city hall to the planning commission ♪ >> we have so much support behind usperson that can oppose it, that i would call very unfair, if one group can sway the vote in their favor ♪ 100 letters in favor, one phone call against this comes from the powerful telegraph hill association, and that's why they are still deciding ♪ >> you know, mike, we had a call from the singing telegram company. they said, don't let him apply! [ laughter ] >> reporter: as long as no dogs called. i was hurting their ears. i appreciate that. i promise it's the last time i'm going to sing this year. >> this year? you got a month to go. thank you, mike sugerman. >>> let's check in with roberta gonzales. she is in san jose for our "food for bay area families" tonight. roberta. >> reporter: i bet you're wondering where i was, right? here i am, yes, i'm at the whole foods off blossom road in san jose. we have some meaningful work to talk about, but first some other work to get down business to because we are under stormwatch at cbs 5. current conditions off blossom hill, in san jose, calif

there are lots on the west side and people support development. 187 units that were for synagogue uses is not appropriate. to put in equation that we can solve the rest of the city'slems is unfair. >> i want more housing built on 800 (inaudible) way. it's one of the main streets on the southern part. i have heard of discussion between some people (inaudible) they want things to stay the way they are. i want them to build housing, frankly i don't give a damn, as long as they build it. >> there are so many people that have lived here and raised children and up and gone and moved in other houses in other states and they have 2000 homes that they can't maintain. and can't leave the neighborhood. we are trying to find senior assisting in the neighborhood. >> a lot of people can move in the facilities and their homes can be available for the families to better use 3000 square feet. >> i don't like high density housing. i don't want monterey blvd to be like. that >> i think one of the most charming parks of the sunny side is we are low density. i wouldn't want to be here with high density. i live in a detached home and i think people enjoy that of the neighborhood. >> wi