more comfortable for that and then typically not use the entire budget. >> so actually, sourcing out is what would be more expensive than using the city and county? >> for that particular item, yes. because the data base was developed by the department of technology it would, and it was much more cost effective than to use them for support. >> at the first that is basically an hourly charge if you will? >> it is just like working with a private firm, we are paid by the --. >> billable hours? >> yes, exactly. so, with the revenue surplus and the expenditure savings we ended the year with $210,595, left over. and as you may recall, last year, there was a deferred credit account set up for the board a a rainy day fund and so that money will go into that fund and it is something that can be used in future years if we find ourselves in worse economic times where our revenue is not coming in as projected and we will be able to use that money instead of going to the city for a general fundal indication. since our sources are passive, we cannot generate how many people are going to get permits or how many people want to file appeals, it is he

us he's injured and he remains positive. once he made the recovery he would be heading back. he said that isil was not able to use it's heavy machinery like tanks inside the city. they havcity. they remain upbeat on the ability to push isil back, it is still a very active fight and has not been resolved. that's a lot of ange leaving a lot of kurds on the other side of the border feeling helpless. they have not been able to help push back isil from their position. >> in iraq the big fear is that isil could take complete control of anbar province. allowing it to establish a supply route from syria. >> iraqi officials are appealing for military assistance in order to prevent isil from taking control over the province of anbar. a very strategic province in the western iraq. isil is able to take control of anbar it will have an open supply line between two strongholds in syria and in iraq. it will be at the door steps of the iraqi capitol. that has been their target to get into baghdad. anbar is also strategic because there are a lot of army installations. as of late there have been a number of u.s.-led coalitions targeting the group, but those airstrikes have not

she donated it to the city of san francisco and had a specification, i'm giving it to the city that will be usedorever for the enjoyment forever of the people of the city of san francisco. it has ever since. every summer the stern grove association in san francisco rec and parks put on 10 free concerts. usually people come out at 10 in the morning it's a family affair. everybody is on the lawn with picnics and it's free. anybody can come out. it's a great way to spend a sunday. >> goes to 1-2 in the afternoon and runs until 5. [music]. thanks to the stern grove association they renovated the concert meadow. it used to be a rolling grafsy area. put in a new stage and stage building. they put in terraces. we get from 8,000 to 12,000 people. and the meadow next to the concert meadow is full of people even though they can't see the music they hear it. i walked into the meadow several times and they don't even care. we do have literally events going on day and night. the concert association has kids days during the week. the performers come out for hundred 200 kids. now, the truckadero truck house ge

truly obviously obtainable if the city determines this activity on the air b and b platform was not worthwhile while if we step forward to work with the city if they related to us to give data they'll mitigate to other platforms if the city want to approach it we're the most significant model that holds the data i'll suggest that many folks in the marketplace you'll see significant mitigation felt undieshl into other mrachldz i want to make is clear you are the only one on the site i'd ask that to other folks i want to say that if a company wants to participate and be a legal hosting platform allowing outline hosts in the community to rent out temporarily they should be in the regulation of the city and not to stage the ability but to prevent the set of bad acres that are evicting and making the housing shortage worse in san francisco we need to know the number of nights that folks are renting out and would not expect this only have air b and b and if air b and b would not participate we'll have to go after all the hosts it choose to use the site they know their data won't be shared i'm talking about the number of nights i don't need to know the folks who staye

at&t's cabinet do in commodity the city because of the new legislation and a matter of law with the position is that at&t has a franchise with the state that allows it to use the right-of-way subject to the condition that the cabinet doesn't block the right-of-way the city can't retro telegraph hill apply the new permits on the new basis thank you for your consideration. >> mr. johnson on your retro activity argument it sounds like there's no precouncil court opinion have those cases been looked at. >> there's several opinions i can come up back an rebuttal and give you the site locations and. >> i have a question you piloted that the first cabinet is not app so regarding the other two pictures are those at&t cabinets. >> i don't know if i have ms. raising come in come up. >> we have one opinion on one cabinet we'll need another opinion on the second cabinet. >> good point. >> commissioners, i just know our boxes does not have paddle locks on them and it's hard to tell with the photo maybe you can help me or not it could be one of our boxes it could be more than likely one of our boxes but i can't tell exactly from that photo but it doesn't look like one o

the city has revealed a passionate political conscience. this art critic grew up in hong kong. she said for the first time artists can usehe city as a canvas. >> they say that hong kong has had pockets of graffiti and street art but being a city of constrained space there has not been enough area for art on a large scale. but now on walkways to malls, roads. >> there is no end of creative talent big and small, but all the artists are here for run within. >> because of the number of protesters are dwindling i wanted each umbrella to represent a person so we can continue to symbolically occupy the area using little umbrellas. >> no one knows how long they can stay on the streets, and some say the future of the movement is in doubt. the protesters have left a lasting impression that will forever change how many people see their city. al jazeera, hong kong. >> all right, sports fans, robin is here, and we know what that means. >> sports? >> i hope so. >> hello there, organizers of the biggest football tournament in africa say they will not postpone it because of the spread of ebola. it comes as morocco makes an official requ

up and not letting it sell for a higher value i don't know what the people are going to do i know this is stressful on us where the city directed us to do that and the staff gave us a advise was all directed and in the notes there were give it to you this tenants makes well over $80,000 that wants to get money from a dead woman is wrong having to allow her to continue to live there and take up that space and not go through the process that everybody else is gone through to make halos wishes it really, really wrong i'm a native which the san francisco when you talk about diversity i don't know how other than the native-american and other people that understand this she is adamant to get money from a dead woman it's wrong thank you for listening to me. >> thank you yes. >> i urge you in the spirit of our decision but it is not what i intended this is the property is going to displace her and all we're going to do is transferring the zoning and selling it at a lower price by reducing the value of the property your reducing the tax basis of city that's pga our salary you're only displacing - i said in the spirit of keeping

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tourists in san francisco and he also has i great historical knowledge of the city and more importantly he is a person that uses all modes of transportation in the city. and often, using buses along geneva and the t line as well and he rides a bike as well and so he is able to look at the many, modes that will be discussed in the feasibility study and like forward to the participation and so i would like to nominate him for a vote today. >> and so put his name forward and we can go into public comment. he is not available to actually present. but i have actually met with him and he is very thoughtful, and will be one to work very well with the other members of the cac and so hopefully we can consider him today. >> we will go into public comment for this item? >> okay. and i need a second for that. >> motion? >> a second from our advising program's chair, commissioner mar, thank you. >> and okay, so public comment is open, on this item? for deployment of the member of the feasibility study and we will close the public comment and we will call roll. >> item 9 to appoint ken (inaudible) to the transit, commissione

decoys outside the perimeter of state law their users the use of 17 years of age they have an ordinance in compliance they do dispute the city can regulate its own licensing and penalties and that is not preexempted by state law but the manner in which the decoy was used in turn and the business and code section is preexempted by state law they don't have the right to override this section city argues there are federal regulations regarding cardio anyone that appears under 27 yvenz this is eir relevant the gentleman does not say his employees explicit not look at the id by the use of de today that the appellant is changing they advise the board not to view this railroad by the sf pd is a technicality that should be overlooked by an improper undercover decoy operations such as the employees are expected to follow the guidelines and they feel strong about the decoys to provide that provision in the law that aside from the fact that the particular decoy operation was not handled properly and other instances 15 and 16 argued because the city is aware of the decoys to be used regarding employer vs. employee when is the owner the

it. >> last season did not go the way we planned to start off things, put us in the hole to start and we had to climb to get out of that and it took us a majority of the cityo put us in a playoff position, i know the guys know the importance of a strong start and hopefully we'll have a great opening night in boston. >> it's a good thing we can be better than last year. we can't be worse. we have to get off to a good start and we'll be fine. >> lets go flyers! >> even the birds are flyered up, fletcher cox and friends wearing their orange and black and playing hockey in the nova care complex. >> eagles plenty of tim dating in pads they are getting ready for the showdown on sunday. lets talk football. pitting it's 4-1 birds against the team that won three straight and it's trash talking gun. giants safety when on to say that the eagles were not the team to beat and only won last year because it was a weak division. >> we have to play the game on sunday, he is a good player, and has a pretty good thing going there and we'll play the game and see how it goes, i'm confident in my group, we are 4-1 and we are doing something right. we'll see what happens. >> he

happens to be the neighborhood person in this city she's commenting on the airbnb the merits of strong zoning laws protects residents throughout the city i'm highlighting here for you and those of us who value the residential character of our neighborhood and are have found in the city's quality of life will see all of this a washed away by a blanket commercialization of our neighborhoods see for user i believe it's in the chronicle on tuesday. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> sue hester speaking for myself on general public comment commissioners have the power to indirect staff to make a report back or to direct a hearing put it on the future agenda i'm zigzagging for that we have conflicting housing policies in this city on the one hand the goal that's been introduced by the mayor and supervisor kim and it's on the ballot to construct a primary dwelling unit in the city on the other hand, we we have pending the mayors signature legislation that creates incentives to use that to price up the housing by using it part of the time more lucratively as hotels you should take our power and our city attorney's advise to put conditions on the housing projects and there's no one bee

up next, "the city" by the institute of planners for the ew york's world's fair predicting the postworld war ii growth of suburbs, the film used cities are unhealthy and planned communities for clean air and safe areas for children a better option. 56% of city was mader, the population lived in the urban areas. 80% as of to 2 20 10 census. >> we raid the town hall next so we can have our say about the taxes or whether we need another teacher for the school. when the town meeting comes our rights and duties and no harm if we disagree. in all that matters, we neighbors hold together. if you from sun to dark, can call just work a job that makes a body female at peace doing it or look at it as done.ure when it's it's not something we show case. it's at inn the blankets that home.spun and woven at n the patchwork quilt sold at the quilting bee, it's in the locks and hinges that the black mith shapes, it's in the baskets to fit our house hold needs from marketing to mending. water wheels are better fitted to do the work than human we rig up the machines or for cake. that corn was on the stalk, the pumpkins, ripe and yellow. ne night

have no speaker cards demands for the speed and provides for expansion for the city with the four strands for city department use and captains the overlay fiber for the overall public use specifically for power it will the fees i've distributed for obvious use of pole are expected to generate a million dollars per year in addition revenue with that, i'm happy to take questions or comments. >> questions. >> i look for your support. >> a couple of questions. the term is 12 years >> correct. >> and what happens after the 12 years. >> after the 12 years the devices will be removed unless the carry wishes to are you new the license. >> and the agreement didn't have any specific renewal provisions. >> no, i don't believe so no. >> that's whatever we decide in 12 years in terms of follow-up. >> i'll anticipate the staff will bring it back consistent with the real estate guidelines at that time. >> i notice there's review of electrical capability i didn't see any specific consideration of radio frequency interference and especially, as we get into you know new led and lights that use some of that technology and either o

week that i have been with supervisor kim where we expressed appreciation, and many of the schools and sf city helping us with the technology companies and the sales force and mr. benny hoff are gracious of their focus with us on the grades in our city. i think that we are demonstrating more and more the value of bringing not only technology to our citizenry, but also bringing the relationship to the public, private, government can't do everything by itself, we need the partnerships and we will have the gaps and we can rely on groups of companies or a great company like google will demonstrate what we can do to improve the life for everyone else and so this is a great announcement, and i thought that this could get done at one of these days and it will be under the shoulders of the department of technology is here today or the rec and park, and both (inaudible) are always saying, well, where can we get the resources to do all of this great stuff and opening up that relationship more and more getting more comfortable with it, and getting the guidelines down about how we interact with the corporations i th

howard university divinity school where we are inviting all of the faith community to come and celebrate with us. we will have members of the city council, first elected council, who were, in fact, clergypersons. it is important for us to remember that the faith community played a significant role in the governance of the city before and after home rule came into being. it has been a major force in making sure that people get the support and help that they need for healthy and wholesome living. and we don't want that left out, we don't want it to be forgotten that the wellbeing of the citizens in the district of columbia has been the result of the leadership often by the faith community. and somehow we're seeing a shift in that now. and we want to lift that up as well. the fact that it's important. the role is important and it's still important for the faith community to be gained. >> dr. demcheck, the city has changed a lot. what do you think about all of the changes, the development, the way the neighborhoods have changed? in your eyes does d.c. today bear any resemblance to the district that we saw 40 years ago? >> you know,

the city has revealed a passionate political conscience, something that has given rise to an unexpected creative side. this art critic grew up in hong kong. she said for the first time artists can usehe city as a canvas. >> they say that hong kong has always had street art, but just being a constrained city with so little public space artists really don't have that freedom to ex-prison themselves on a large scale. suddenly with the proest you have hue highways, these walkways between malls, roads. >> it seems there is no end to the creative talent big and small. but whatever the medium all the heartists are here for one reason. >> because a number of protesters are dwindling i wanted to make umbrellas to present a turn to secretary within to occupy the area using little umbrellas. >> no one knows how long they stay on the streets, and some say the future of the movement is in doubt. but protesters have left a lasting impression of how many people see their city. al jazeera, hong kong. >> jo is here to talk about sports. >> organizers biggest football tournament in after say they will now not postpone it because of the spread of ebola. it comes as morocco makes the request. official

roosevelt urged the great arnell of democracy and today today it is that ronald reagan offers us the shining city upon the hill america the history of that great land is the history of opportunity and promise it is a history of freedom itself and thought it's history thought our history that opportunity that promise, that freedom those have been preserved those have been defended by the young men and women sailors and marines who sail far from our shores who sacrifice and gladly sacrifice so we hear in america may continue to enjoy those freedoms we cherish so deeply who are those heross standing in ranks before us they come from all walks of life from every corner of the country from the mountainous country side surrounding the hometown of idaho falls as to the quiet long island ham let where our traffic control men kevin first raised his right hand and swore that most slum oath to support and defend the constitution of the united states from madison, wisconsin a thousand miles from the sea yet where it remains true even a thousand miles from the sea we're a maritime nation and where identificat

foot height for 50 x that allows for the ground floor uses and defaults to the pending now a citywide policies regarding formula retail use formula retail the city has a formative the processes will be followed as other mcd and general code clean up recommended by tom and deputy city attorney i'm not sure they understand but confident they do chair if you want to have me talk about the fillmore commercial districts runs from mccarthy and is home to the 13 home restaurant and she by a launch the familiar restaurants and boom, boom room and where supervisor breed grew up and spent time under the redevelopment agency with the shopping and entertainment and cultural hot spot this attacks folks the planning department outlined it i'll read a portion of the report this neighborhood was under the authority of the redevelopment agency and this is a concentrated period in the early 80s and 90s while the development kept the diversity they didn't say maintain the historic evergreen commercial spaces and further the neighborhood under a went another jazz district and in many ways this was successful in bringing the night life activity to the area, however,

the books and shelves out of the building and enable us to live and we are still operating today as a book shop. it really was the community that literally saved us. >> the city has a new notification system to warn people in an emergency. >>> and a developing story now. president obama is stepping up the response to fight ebola. today he named what he is calling an ebola czar. former white house official ron klain will receive the government's handling of the virus. he was previously chief of staff for vice president joe biden. also vice president al gore. he will report to homeland security and national security. >>> u.s. officials are working with carnival cruise lines to bring home a healthcare worker who was exposed to ebola in texas. she is quarantined aboard a ship off the coast of belize in the caribbean. >>> the first texas nurse to get ebola is being treated at a hospital outside washington, d.c. 26-year-old nina pham was transferred out of texas last night in head-to-tow protective gear with 75 employees being monitored at texas health presbyterian hospital, there were concerns the hospital was overwhelmed. there are no cases of ebola in the bay ar

there's a lot of information around in the eminent domain of conduit that is not being used that the city can commander and also dark fiber that many of us have been stone walled on this, especially by the board who now decides --. >> thank you, next speaker please. >> hi, eric brooks again with san francisco green party and local grass roots organization our city. bruce and i are both also members of the public net coalition which helped avoid the earth link google did he debacle with the help of lafco avoiding that potential monopoly problem that wouldn't have been good for service. i just want to expand on the last point bruce made, which is that we don't want to low ball this because it could impact electricity service and community choice segregation. a lot of this could be (inaudible) so this could affect the ability to lay conduit for those type of things and then what i would ask the commissioners to do is look not at kansas city , which was privatized and clearly nonsense, look at chattanooga, look at the gig, look that up. chattanooga is getting a gigabyte or higher speeds to cu

weeks the city has revealed a passionate political conscience, something that has given rise to an unexpected creative side. this art critic grew up in hong kong. she said for a first time artists can usehe city a as a canvas. >> hong kong has had pockets of graffiti and treat art, but being a contained city with little public space artists have not had an opportunity to express themselves on a large scale. now you have on highways, walkways between malls, roads. >> reporter: it seems that there is no end to the creative talent big or small, but whatever the medium all the artists are here for one reason. >> because of the number of protests have been dwindling i wanted each umbrella to represent a person so we continue to symbolically occupy the area using little umbrellas. >> no one knows how long they can stay on the streets, and some say that the future of the movement is in doubt. but the protesters have left a lasting impression that will change forever how people see their city. al jazeera, hong kong. >> and of course if you want to keep up-to-date with all the stories we've been bringing to al jazeera, you know where to go. www.aljazeera.com. you can see our front page there wi

share the prospective many of us building the city's relinquishment policy is not working and need to be significantly very invested a picture is worst a thousand words and the clerk to show a couple of the pictures in the northeast district loan and ask our sfgovtv staff to focus on them this is a photograph of what happens let september near vallejo other north beach obviously significant significant damage we go to the next photo arrest this is from early august and st. francis at the corner of broadway and columbus if we could into to our next slide in just like if you could well in was going to be light final photograph this was a car crushed in february at lombard and mason in front of the toifl you'll note a child seat right underneath where the tree fell detain to the next photo it's hard to see that that is the try that collapsed in front of the toifl center it is a very serious problem we've been fortunate as a city no one has been injured by the collapse i believe without intervention soon the next tree collapse could result in serious injuries to

weird is that air b&b got out without having to pay $25 million in back taxes which could be used for the city and could be used for the parks and could be used for the future of the youth of this town. and it's about time that mayor lee and parks and recreation and all the other organizations that are trying to sell the city to the highest bidder should stop and get on the side of the people who built there place and made it a beautiful place to live, who put in the bike lanes and the trees and fought for their parks. it's time for the city representatives to represent the people. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you. >> my name is antonio medina and [speaker not understood] i have been doing it since 2003 and some of the students in the video started off in my club in some kind of form. we have been pushed out from a lot of fields. i'm here to speak on the way that we have been pushed out for years. this isn't just something that happened today and it's just being seen. we have been struggling through everything of we went around and took pictures and this is the manager of my soccer club th

us. this city loves you! [ cheers and applause ] you see it in the skyline, a wash in orange, in every fan of every kid. you thrill us. you torture us and you make us the proudest city in the world because together we are giants. and today once again we are champions! [ cheers and applause ] so congratulations to brian to bruce madison, buster, panik, buster, all of you, thank you once again and bringing our city to another world series title. in recognition of this baseball dynasty i'm proud to present the highest honor we have in the city to the entire team, the players, to the coaches, to the people who work in the front office, the back office and all the concession stands charlotte we have here with us, if i can ask larry and bruce bochy to come up on behalf of a very grateful city and as mayor it is my honor to present to you the key to san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] let's go giants. and of course with the king and with this day and when the thousands of people across the city it is today my pleasure to declare this to be san francisco giants day! [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. the c

the fog and smoke chokes us. [train whistle] don't tell us this is the best you can do in building cities. who built this place? o we get it out again? we are asking, just asking. might as well stay in the mills and call that home. it is just a fit to live in. coal, load the furnace, grow the steel, dry the rivets. we lock the bolt on the assembly line. lucky if we have a chance to keep a job from day to day, month to month. ♪ ♪ ♪ the dirty work alone don't get us down. we're not ashamed to handle coal and iron all the way from mine shafts to skyscrapers. we turn out cars and tractors we are mighty proud of, same as you. how does that make sense? sense? ♪ we never get the gritty feel out of our nose, her eyes, our lungs. we never get a chance to see how blue the sky can be unless the mills are all shut down. smoke makes prosperity, they say. this mean there is no way out for us? there must be something better. why can't we have it? a decent home? ♪ ♪ follow the crowd, it get the big money. follow the crowd, we have reached one million, 2 million, 5 million. it is new and automatic, sterilizes in one operation wi

have no speaker cards demands for the speed and provides for expansion for the city with the four strands for city department use and captains the overlay fiber for the overall public use specifically for power it will the fees i've distributed for obvious use of pole are expected to generate a million dollars per year in addition revenue with that, i'm happy to take questions or comments. >> questions. >> i look for your support. >> a couple of questions. the term is 12 years >> correct. >> and what happens after the 12 years. >> after the 12 years the devices will be removed unless the carry wishes to are you new the license. >> and the agreement didn't have any specifi

going to push quite vigorously and one that we think is on the side of the nation cities. >> thank you for taking the time to join usstine mcfarland at the leaue of cities was going to walk through the state fiscal conditions survey. >> i'm pleased to share the results of the 2014 fiscal survey of think my co-author doctor michael for being with you today who will speak shortly on the panel session. i would also like to think the mcarthur foundation for their financial support of the survey. as many of you know the fiscal condition surveys the annual survey of the finance officers and i mentioned this because it is the only source of annual finance data for the municipal sector. as we've been discussing today the growth from the recovery has been slow. our survey allows us a little bit of a unique window into the perspective to see how these recoveries have impacted city finances. and in turn, how the cities have fared how the budgets they are coming out of the recession. i will be discussing this in terms of the key vital signs or the ways that we understand the conditions of the nation's cities. the outlook of the

i know we use the term city family all the time, but here it really does apply, and i want to let our colleagues in the controller's office know that our thoughts and prayers are with them. and i was also reminded to ask all of us and the public to take the safe street pledge which is part of the ongoing public awareness campaign that's a partnership between the sfmta, the ta, police department, dph, walk sf and others as part of our broader commitment. folks can take the pledge at sf safe streets at sf.org. colleagues, today i'm also calling for a hearing at gao on a report that was released yesterday by our chief economist, a report that analyzes the economic impacts of the central market tenderloin payroll tax exclusion zone which i was proud to walk on more than three years ago with mayor lee, supervisor kim, and many stakeholders. it's a detailed document that some of the key take aways show that the program has succeeded beyond our initial expectations. a few facts. payroll tax revenues grew at 648% for the area compared to an overall city growth of 47% during that same time per

lawsuits that were filed and the five cases that were resolved and all of the pending cases that are being handled for us by the city attorney's office. and there is actually just one last item that i want to mention that is kind of hidden in this report that is on page 2, where it says, what date commissioner fung joined the board. >> i saw that actually. >> and that was almost ten years ago to the day and so i wanted to say happy tenth anniversary, commissioner fung and i know that you served briefly before then and i am amazed and i appreciate your tenure on this board. >> thank you. >> and when i looked at that, it is wrong. >> it is in the city records. >> and so you will have to give me, >> it shows it, 6 months. >> yeah, that is when i was looking at that, i was shocked that it said --. >> you are saying that the report is wrong. >> it says january 88 to june 88. >> it is 84 to 88. >> yeah i was kind of wondering about that. are they making one visit or did they miss the prior visits. >> down there. >> the one in the footnote. >> got it. >> okay, well i will correct that. >> i thought that it was a test with

november 4th pursue measure a is an ordinance that is will allow the city to borrow up to 5 hundred thousand discolors for bonds this decide that use this for the improvements identified by the transportation at the desk the city could use the funds for construct transit only lanes and separated like ways and assessable platforms and escalators that are and muni and install pedestrian count down signals and audio central nervous system and bulb outs raise crosswalks medium island and bike parking and upgrade muni any proposal will be subject to the review by the mayor and board measure a will allow the property tax to are increases and landowner to pass up to 50 percent to the tenants measure a will will require the citizens advisory committee to review the spending of bond fund tenth of one percent will pay for the oversight functions if you vote yes. i want the city to issue $500 million in general obligation bonds on infrastructure projects designed to prove metropolitan accessibility and prove the position of streets and make that safer important bicyclists asia pedestrians if you vote no, you don't want the city to order the b

the city revealed a passionate conference. something that has given rise to an unexpected site. this arts critic grew up saying artists can useity as a canvas. >> hong kong had pockets of graffiti, little public space. artists don't have the freedom to express themselves on a large scale, and with the protest you have a huge highway. the walkways between malls, roads. it seems there's noened to the creative talent pig or small. whatever the medium, all the artists are here for a reason. because the number of protests are dwindling. we want each umbrella to represent a person so we can occupy the areas. >> no one nose how long they can stay on the street. and some say the future of the movement is in doubt, but the protesters left a lasting impression that will forever change how many see the city. >> a weather update next on al jazeera. then authorities in mexico say some of the bodies found in mass grace are not those of the 43 missing opportunities. with over a quarter of bosnians unemployed, we report from sarajevo whether elections will bring change. >>> the stop stories on al jazeera - u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon

the city. if someone is diagnosed with ebola inside the city, the health commissioner told us the buck stops with him until the cdc arrives in town. outside city hall, monique braxt braxton, nbc 10 news. >> you can watch mayor nutter's news conference on nbc10.com. you can follow us on twitter and find stories using the hashtag ebola. >>> our top stories right now. police many montgomery county are talking to the driver of a tractor-trailer who was involved with police in a chase. police fired shots. no word of injuries. >>> one of the state troopers shot by eric frein is out of the hospital today. trooper alex douglass left the hospital yesterday. it's been five weeks since the ambush that left another trooper dead and frein on the run. >>> gabby giffords will speak about protecting women from gun violence in bucks county today. it's part of a discussion with state and local leaders in bensalem. it will focus on the need for laws that protect women and families from gun-related crimes. she was shot in the head in 2011 as she met with constituents outside a grocery store. >>> tracking the end of

critical functions and services that i believe make san francisco the best managed city in the world you ask the rating a little they'll agree with us i'm cognizant our success is due to the teamwork and collaboration more than the city family our pun service employees are well trained and educated their smart and hard working and creative and dedicated i've witnessed many reach and on that excellence i'm proud to see men and women choose finance and technology as they area and in the public sector where they could probably get a more lucrative salary in the private seeblth we use those tools and the it tools to improve the city for better services when i look at the city government in san francisco i see more access and better health care more access to social services better parks and certainly a very robust infrastructure we're paving our streets and planting trees and all of us families appreciate that so very much by have redone our museums we've added to children's services the aged and the 12k5sh8 and getting ready to achieve transportation or the supervisor wiener i see that coming and we'll success with all this great stuff