fortunately for most of our first line super visor, it's a very rare thing. when one comes up we want to make sure they -- we have a context for whatever action they may take. >> do you have anything to say to that in two seconds. >> we don't have enough agents to do the investigations in the past five years we've gone through 360 to authorized to 289 and i personally lost 15 to 20 agents that can no longer work cases i'm always trying to play catch up. >> hope you have less cases to have to investigate. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> i think the gentleman from florida is recognized from five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. >> it's good to hold this hearing in review of some of the contact. >> i had the had the opportunity to chair civil service on this subcommittee on this panel some years ago. and -- i'm a supporter of this civil service system and it was set up decades an decades ago. civil servants employees from abuse being politically abused, relieved of their positions. isn't that pretty much the case mr. meiberg and mr. sullivan. >> yes, congressm

the board of super visors will do a secretary reading on its decision to grand landmark status to a 100 foot norfolk pine in a man's backyard. neighbors say it's too important to the neighborhood. granting landmark status could save the tree for now. >>> an autopsy will be performed on the mother of tupac shakur. >>> another rough week for san francisco bay's twitter. shares at an all-time low. 14 bucks a share now. this comes on the heels of last week when the company reported disappointed earnings. missing its revenue by $13 million. twitter stock is down nearly 40% this year. the company is hoping its deal with the nfl to stream thursday night football games to turn things around. >>> and mcdonald's with a district plaifr. gilroy fries are being tested in markets. the garlic comes from thor ya grower. we checked in with customers at mcdonald's to see what they think. >> i live next door to an mcdonald's but i came here because of the garlic fries. >> i have had garlic fries other places. i give them a thought. >> they are not so good. i will take the 45 minute ride to gilroy for the

we ask the board of pr visors invest alternatives to building a new jail. last year the full youth commission we supported to not have [inaudible] a lot of youth came out to the hearing we had from youth experiences who experienced parents of incarceration and how that directly impacted their lives. we came to the conclusion to oppose the detention center. so, for -there is adult young court which is established in the process of last year 2015 where from the ages of 18 to 25 year olds are accepted into the program. this excludes homicides, gang and gun violences offenses also. this is a way to invest in the youth and give them another chance which is a great way and alternative also. we want the city capital investment to reflect the values of young san franciscan responsible for paying for jails and jails would cost a lot of money. recommendations we ask the board of supervisors invest to alternative [inaudible] considering there are a lot of youth in the jail population. and also we provide need services for non detention settings and include minuteal he

we ask the board of pr visors invest alternatives to building a new jail. last year the full youth commission we supported to not have [inaudible] a lot of youth came out to the hearing we had from youth experiences who experienced parents of incarceration and how that directly impacted their lives. we came to the conclusion to oppose the detention center. so, for -there is adult young court which is established in the process of last year 2015 where from the ages of 18 to 25 year olds are accepted into the program. this excludes homicides, gang and gun violences offenses also. this is a way to invest in the youth and give them another chance which is a great way and alternative also. we want the city capital investment to reflect the values of young san franciscan responsible for paying for jails and jails would cost a lot of money. recommendations we ask the board of supervisors invest to alternative [inaudible] considering there are a lot of youth in the jail population. and also we provide need services for non detention settings and include minuteal he

we worked with sfr visor avalos and wiener and particularly with your transportation authority staff and thankful to tilly and maria for the time they have given us. this isn't the time to dwell on the nuts and bolts but would like to mention a few things. we very much support the transportation authority being the allocation agency for the expenditure plan. i understand this isn't something that is completely decided yet but it is embedded in what is at the board of supervisor jz feel this is pornt because of the continuity and expertise. we are in strong support of a element of the sales tax to support unmet service needs and in particular things identified as part of the transit exwuty strategy. like the evening and night service needs. things like providing additional metro capacity and service. all are many needsthality are not met and we do not center the ability to meet under our present structures. we support the vision zero processes inclusion and developing complete streets. we are also in support of looking at partial funding for affordability programs such as free muni fo

>> of course >> thank you for visor peskin and farrell and all the supervisors. brf i came up here i felt like a pee in a pod compare thood accolades for the previous honorees, but are you sure you were speaking about me? that is like a shot of adrenalin. i have enjoyed my years on the board. it got to the point where my husband joined the board as communication director so he could see me more often. we have a out standing board of 22 people and this award is their award. i'm just the one they can call and complain to because i don't have small children or full time job so i do credit them but the main thing we do is collaborate. we try to collaborate with anybody on any issue and think kindness matters is so true. i grew up with it and i think what is good for san francisco is good for russian hill instead of the reverse. i have been up against people that says it doesn't work for russian hill if there isn't a left hand turn. it does work for russian hill because it works for san francisco. with that, i just thank you. i feel so honored and our new president em

we ask the board of pr visors invest alternatives to building a new jail. last year the full youth commission we supported to not have [inaudible] a lot of youth came out to the hearing we had from youth experiences who experienced parents of incarceration and how that directly impacted their lives. we came to the conclusion to oppose the detention center. so, for -there is adult young court which is established in the process of last year 2015 where from the ages of 18 to 25 year olds are accepted into the program. this excludes homicides, gang and gun violences offenses also. this is a way to invest in the youth and give them another chance which is a great way and alternative also. we want the city capital investment to reflect the values of young san franciscan responsible for paying for jails and jails would cost a lot of money. recommendations we ask the board of supervisors invest to alternative [inaudible] considering there are a lot of youth in the jail population. and also we provide need services for non detention settings and include minuteal he

there are 10 aye and 1 no with pr visor peskin. >> the ordinance is finally passed. call item 6 and 7 together. >> true resolutions that approve the home detention and electronic monitoring rule jz regulations in the sheriff department and aruv the evidence of financial responsibility demonstrated by the program administrator and leaders in community alternatives. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you supervisor tang. we did spend the last few weeks conferring with the sheriffs department on the electronic monitoring program and initial concern is about requiring payment $125 registration fee, $35 a day for a program that is savey the city money giving the jails are far more expensive than this program and if a individual is eligible and safe to be in the community with monitoring we should make the program free. after discussion we learned that many participants largely waved their fees because they are income eligible and understanding we have this program income eligibility that lows fees to be waived and there is a not a collection agency when individuals do not partic

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you'll need the shades, a hat, a visor. looking at our live pictures. philadelphia with blue skies and 64. a few fair-weather clouds around. 61 in the burbs. 65 in new jersey. board walk looking terrific. the dense fog has lifted but we have some moisture fingers around there. this is looking like the low-level clouds still hanging around in the lehigh valley but all clear at the delaware beaches and 64 degrees. watching radar, we're dry right now. as we go wider, we can see the cold front that has organized and is moving quite quickly through the ohio valley. now just coming into western pennsylvania. there is a cloud shield in front of the cold front, so we are expecting our sunshine to be shrouded in clouds as we move through our saturday, and then we are looking for the moisture to come pushing through quite quickly west to east. that would be later on today. we could have some gusty thunderstorms embedded in that system. the good news is it's going to move through quite fast. rosemary. >>> the dad vail regatta is well under way. the annual event dr

i want to thaj have visor kim, peskin and breed. colleagues, before we vote i have mining technical amendments i like to presents to you. i circulated the language. on page 2, line 14-15, reflect accurate statistics the sentence should read, the index for san francisco's foster youth is 8 to 10 times that for san francisco's african american families and

i want to thaj have visor kim, peskin and breed. colleagues, before we vote i have mining technical amendments i like to presents to you. i circulated the language. on page 2, line 14-15, reflect accurate statistics the sentence should read, the index for san francisco's foster youth is 8 to 10 times that for san francisco's african american families and index is 1.8 for latino families. at request of supervisor peskin i change the final further result cause to request a copy of the resolution be sent to the city lobbyist. thank you for your consideration and hopefully support of the measure. >> thank you and so there was a motion by supervisor cohen for this amendment and seconded by supervisor farrell, take that without objection. >> i just want to thank the community based organization, the staff, the dependancy court attorneys judge davis and so many others for raising what should be a no brainer issue that the state and locally we should be supporting the these courts that serve so many children and parents and communities. it

we ask the board of pr visors invest alternatives to building a new jail. last year the full youth commission we supported to not have [inaudible] a lot of youth came out to the hearing we had from youth experiences who experienced parents of incarceration and how that directly impacted their lives. we came to the conclusion to oppose the detention center. so, for -there is adult young court which is established in the process of last year 2015 where from the ages of 18 to 25 year olds are accepted into the program. this excludes homicides, gang and gun violences offenses also. this is a way to invest in the youth and give them another chance which is a great way and alternative also. we want the city capital investment to reflect the values of young san franciscan responsible for paying for jails and jails would cost a lot of money. recommendations we ask the board of supervisors invest to alternative [inaudible] considering there are a lot of youth in the jail population. and also we provide need services for non detention settings and include minuteal he

. >> motion by sfr visor tang and second by supervisor yee without objection and entertain a motion to accept the recommendations after-public comment. thank you very much. department of the environment here yet by chance? no problem. >> my apologies for the timing error. debbie rafael department of environment and are pleased to say we are in agreement with budget analyst recommendation and accept their changes. >> thank you very much. mr. rose why don't we go to your report. >> on page 2 of the report the recommended reductions-page 18 of the report, sorry. our recommended reductions to the budget total 102, 633. 16-17. 92, 918 are on going savings and 9, 750 are 1 time. allow increase of [inaudible] or 6.9 percent in the department 16-17 budget. [inaudible] all those monies are on pm going savings and as i understand the department concurs with our recommendation, and any further questions or comments? thank you for coming to agreement. we will entertain that after public comment. next we have bbi. am hui. >> good morning supervisors. tom hui director of department building inspecti

. >> we showed our findings to that assume visor. >> since nbc has alerted us to this loophole, we will work the public health. you should not be able to wipe them out by paying a couple hundred dollars and fees to the city to simply change your company name. >> but for now it remains a loophole. one that tommy believes is pretty hard to swallow. >> i'm getting worried. if one restaurant can do that, who knows how many more? >> according to the city, you can still get the last five years worth of violation records for any restaurant regardless of ownership changes by submitting a public records request to city government. that of course will take days. a much easier procession would be to simply check the city's website. but if the restaurant changed owners, that online record gets erased. >> okay. that's complicated. thank you. >> if you have a tip, you can call or send an e-mail. lots of good information. >>> let's turn things over to our chief meteorologist. >> we're doing good. we have a warm-up coming our way. i know you've been hearing about that. certainly big heat inland with ne

iewp visor breed aye. iewp visor farrell, aye, supervisor kim, aye, mar aye. supervisor peskin, aye, tang aye. there are 11 ayes. >> those items are approved unanimously. madam clerk, please read the next item. >> item five is it an ard nans to allow departments to procure contracts threw a best val iew process with bid discounts applicable to price and to get performance and creation of a database. >> call the vote. >> weiner aye, supervisor eafl he's, no. breed aye, campos aye, cohen aye. >farrell aye. kim aye. mar, aye. peskin aye. supervisor tang. aye. 10 ayes and one know with supervisor avalos in the dissent. >> next aye testimony. >> item six for $4.1 million in revenues and deappropriate [inaudible] for non-personnel services and appropriate rating $4.7 million to overtime in the sheriff's department. fire department, public health department. public utilities commission and police department operating budgets in order to support the department's increases in overtime. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you madam president. i voted on this last week and i

. >> motion by sfr visor tang and second by supervisor yee without objection and entertain a motion to accept the recommendations after-public comment. thank you very much. department of the environment here yet by chance? no problem. >> my apologies for the timing error. debbie rafael department of environment and are pleased to say we are in agreement with budget analyst recommendation and accept their changes. >> thank you very much. mr. rose why don't we go to your report. >> on page 2 of the report the recommended reductions-page 18 of the report, sorry. our recommended reductions to the budget total 102, 633. 16-17. 92, 918 are on going savings and 9, 750 are 1 time. allow increase of [inaudible] or 6.9 percent in the department 16-17 budget. [inaudible] all those monies are on pm going savings and as i understand the department concurs with our recommendation, and any further questions or comments? thank you for coming to agreement. we will entertain that after public comment. next we have bbi. am hui. >> good morning supervisors. tom hui director of department building inspecti

we worked with sfr visor avalos and wiener and particularly with your transportation authority staff and thankful to tilly and maria for the time they have given us. this isn't the time to dwell on the nuts and bolts but would like to mention a few things. we very much support the transportation authority being the allocation agency for the expenditure plan. i understand this isn't something that is completely decided yet but it is embedded in what is at the board of supervisor jz feel this is pornt because of the continuity and expertise. we are in strong support of a element of the sales tax to support unmet service needs and in particular things identified as part of the transit exwuty strategy. like the evening and night service needs. things like providing additional metro capacity and service. all are many needsthality are not met and we do not center the ability to meet under our present structures. we support the vision zero processes inclusion and developing complete streets. we are also in support of looking at partial funding for affordability programs such as free muni fo

two accidents but that sun, katie, that can be glaring out there absolutely have your shade ready, visor and why not put the top down. you have a convertible this is freight time to break it out. we have very comfortable conditions. 66 degrees current temperature outside middletown ship high school. certainly sunlight, popping over the horizon nicely here and it is going to be a very

he met quickly with john brennan, deputy national security visor and national security visor tom don lynn. >> we're met with the president as the president was ready to take off. we all agreed that the intelligence was soiled and sound and not dispositive. the operational plan was solid and sound. and that this was the best opportunity we had ever had. >> you look at the president and his national security team. the decisions they had to make with incomplete intelligence. regardless of what your politics are, you would have been proud of the way the president and his national team can handle this very, very difficult and ambiguous situation. there was never a discussion about politics and how it would affect his political career. i never saw any of those in "the situation room." >> the seal team was ready, but weather conditions delayed the start of the mission. >> there was low-lying fog we knew we would fly through. while it wasn't a huge problem, i knew waiting until sunday we would be in a better position to go and conduct the operation and i didn't want to rush the failure. >> t

. >> good afternoon board orphpr visors. [inaudible] i oversee operations for unified family court in san francisco. i'm not speaking on behalf of the court but a native ofsuch and citizen. i'm not going to restate what is stated by my colleagues and my friends, i want to talk about the simplistic realization what we are all aware of, the availability of affordable legal assistance for the middle class is often illusion and access for those at the bottom of the economic latter is viewed as a luxury out of reach. as a result, individuals facing crisis that may effect everything from their ability to earn to the right to care for their children find themselves required to navigate a legal system that is largely designed by lawyers, judges or policy makers. or even worse, spanned outside the system ignoreant or intim naidated by the first steps they need to take to avail to the services that can help them or their families. the inability of some individuals tew fords legal assistance is not a recent phenomenon and not unique to

. >> reporter: though michelle was the sole sewer visor and taking home $1 million, she got a prettyl consolation prize a role on the soap opera the bold and the beautiful. >> i'm playing myself. i'll be debbie from survivor and they're going to do, upping, just have if you with my darker because i can poke fun at myse myself. >> she began shooting bold and beautiful scenes on thursday. trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness new news". >> how about that? >> got to keep an eye out. >> good for her. kate we need a million dollars forecast. come on. >> i wish high million dollars forecast i got a couple of good days. spring kills among not so great days. things are looking up. it's been a rough stretch so far things are getting better now. let's take look what's happening weather wise. take you outside to start off with a live look at center city philadelphia from the cbs broadcast center and just few clouds out there the showers that moved through come of hours ago pushed on out they're star starting to fizzle a bit. on and off sort of day. time lapped video on our neighborhood network showing a g

. >> reporter: though michelle was the sole sewer visor and taking home $1 million, she got a prettyool consolation prize a role on the soap opera the bold and the beautiful. >> i'm playing myself. i'll be debbie from survivor and they're going to do, upping, just have if you with my darker because i can poke fun at myse myself. >> she began shooting bold and beautiful scenes on thursday. trang do, cbs3 "eyewitness new news". >> how about that? >> got to keep an eye out. >> good for her. kate we need a million dollars forecast. come on. >> i wish high million dollars forecast i got a couple of good days. spring kills among not so great days. things are looking up. it's been a rough stretch so far things are getting better now. let's take look what's happening weather wise. take you outside to start off with a live look at center city philadelphia from the cbs broadcast center and just few clouds out there the showers that moved through come of hours ago pushed on out they're star starting to fizzle a bit. on and off sort of day. time lapped video on our neighborhood network showing a

visor, buta closer he picks positions them up and then drops them.hether it is issues or people, he picks them up and drops them. at the end of the day, he is the commander-in-chief or could be. he has to reassure voters, the country that he has the chops and credentials, the judgment and temperament to be commander-in-chief. i don't believe the running mate changes it. mark: bob gates were his running mate it would have to affect the review. nicolle: i want to ask you both. was there any part of paul ryan that was dying on the inside/ crying -- part of these men that was dying on the inside for both of these men? >> i don't think so. >> paul ryan is a political leader of ideas. watching the conservative movement unfold, i think is difficult. he is also the leader of a party. dawn trump used paul ryan's name as a last line at his event could will he keep doing that? not expect him -- i mean there are suddenly all these brand-new conservatives that have not -- i have not seen at the meetings for decades that are conserved -- concern. >> i agree that i

maliki was an extreme center visor. incentivized in his office. he was constantly answering the phone. probably. frankly, that cannot work. creates pressure. he has a different philosophy. he said when he was coming into office that either iraq decentralize is or it will descend to break. -- disintegrate. he really believes in that. he has been a very supportive of getting local actors into the fight. you have really seen that come to fruition. bar province, about 15,000 tribal fighters are mobilized. they have marched there up the euphrates valley. ofwas a kind of fortress .sil they were able to do that because the tribes were immobilized. the tribes and security forces broke. important.s is very they are fighting with the iraqi security forces. he is been flushing resources down to the local level. an iconic city. and committedir mass atrocities. because this kind of attack. the city have been already depopulated. we worked with the iraqi government and local leaders to flesh resources down to the local levels. we had them identify how to get pe

maybe the shades, a visor or hat early. interestingly watching this system here. an upper level low way to the north, but it is cranking out moisture across the great lakes. it could stretch into our area later on today. member looking to the sky for an isolated shower. otherwise, we will be dry b, partly cloudy skies out there. you can see how the future cast put into motion -- see how some of the presip areas, just isolated pockets of rain stretch into the area here. but to the south, we're going to stay clear. cloud cover will not even be a problem here this afternoon. then we dry out completely. still areas where it is cold. we will be dry and clear for the most part as we go into monday. the next system rainmaker coming in tuesday into enz. that is tuesday at 1:30. have the umbrellas handy. rain showers moving through tuesday into wednesday. >> thank you were karen. >>> coming up, potholes on city streets. philadelphia says if you report them they will be fixed in 3 days. but that is not always the case. that is next. morning noon or night there's always a mo

we worked with sfr visor avalos and wiener and particularly with your transportation authority staff thankful to tilly and maria for the time they have given us. this isn't the time to dwell on the nuts and bolts but would like to mention a few things. we very much support the transportation authority being the allocation agency for the expenditure plan. i understand this isn't something that is completely decided yet but it is embedded in what is at the board of supervisor jz feel this is pornt because of the continuity and expertise. we are in strong support of a element of the sales tax to support unmet service needs and in particular things identified as part of the transit exwuty strategy. like the evening and night service needs. things like providing additional metro capacity and service. all are many needsthality are not met and we do not center the ability to meet under our present structures. we support the vision zero processes inclusion and developing complete streets. we are also in support of looking at partial funding for affordability programs such as free muni for yo

iewp visor breed aye. iewp visor farrell, aye, supervisor kim, aye, mar aye. supervisor peskin, aye, tang aye. there are 11 ayes. >> those items are approved unanimously. madam clerk, please read the next item. >> item five is it an ard nans to allow departments to procure contracts threw a best val iew process with bid discounts applicable to price and to get performance and creation of a database. >> call the vote. >> weiner aye, supervisor eafl he's, no. breed aye, campos aye, cohen aye. >farrell aye. kim aye. mar, aye. peskin aye. supervisor tang. aye. 10 ayes and one know with supervisor avalos in the dissent. >> next aye testimony. >> item six for $4.1 million in revenues and deappropriate [inaudible] for non-personnel services and appropriate rating $4.7 million to overtime in the sheriff's department. fire department, public health department. public utilities commission and police department operating budgets in order to support the department's increases in overtime. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you madam president. i voted on this last week and i

we worked with sfr visor avalos and wiener and particularly with your transportation authority staff and thankful to tilly and maria for the time they have given us. this isn't the time to dwell on the nuts and bolts but would like to mention a few things. we very much support the transportation authority being the allocation agency for the expenditure plan. i understand this isn't something that is completely decided yet but it is embedded in what is at the board of supervisor jz feel this is pornt because of the continuity and expertise. we are in strong support of a element of the sales tax to support unmet service needs and in particular things identified as part of the transit exwuty strategy. like the evening and night service needs. things like providing additional metro capacity and service. all are many needsthality are not met and we do not center the ability to meet under our present structures. we support the vision zero processes inclusion and developing complete streets. we are also in support of looking at partial funding for affordability programs such as free muni fo

i want to thaj have visor kim, peskin and breed. colleagues, before we vote i have mining technical amendments i like to presents to you. i circulated the language. on page 2, line 14-15, reflect accurate statistics the sentence should read, the index for san francisco's foster youth is 8 to 10 times that for san francisco's african american families and index is 1.8 for latino families. at request of supervisor peskin i change the final further result cause to request a copy of the resolution be sent to the city lobbyist. thank you for your consideration and hopefully support of the measure. >> thank you and so there was a motion by supervisor cohen for this amendment and seconded by supervisor farrell, take that without objection. >> i just want to thank the community based organization, the staff, the dependancy court attorneys judge davis and so many others for raising what should be a no brainer issue that the state and locally we should be supporting the these courts that serve so many children and parents and communities. it

we ask the board of pr visors invest alternatives to building a new jail. last year the full youth commission we supported to not have [inaudible] a lot of youth came out to the hearing we had from youth experiences who experienced parents of incarceration and how that directly impacted their lives. we came to the conclusion to oppose the detention center. so, for -there is adult young court which is established in the process of last year 2015 where from the ages of 18 to 25 year olds are accepted into the program. this excludes homicides, gang and gun violences offenses also. this is a way to invest in the youth and give them another chance which is a great way and alternative also. we want the city capital investment to reflect the values of young san franciscan responsible for paying for jails and jails would cost a lot of money. recommendations we ask the board of supervisors invest to alternative [inaudible] considering there are a lot of youth in the jail population. and also we provide need services for non detention settings and include minuteal he

board of surprise visors chair woman sharon bolava says the board of supervisors directs them to assess third party to address the working environment inside the work environment. workforce morale, mental health assistance and communication issues going ton owe say that the fire chief fully supports this initiative. you may remember of course how could you forget firefighter nicole mittendorf committed suicide in the shenandoah national park. they believe online bullying and harassment contributed to her stress. the underground site called her names and discussed herself life and trashed her. other female firefighters say they received the same treatment after posts became public knowledge. fire chief richie bower says the department has zero tolerance bullying and said there could be consequences to those involved. fair fame did its own internal investigation and said there was no prior knowledge in the department of what was being said online about nicole mittendorf. also said it will begin a task force working with union and also other employee groups to discuss workforce issues, mor

and now four super visors are calling on the chief to be replaced but he has no plans on it. >> how safe do you feel your job is? >> as long as i'm chief of police i have a lot of do and i'm going to be about doing it. i don't have any intention to step down. i have a lot of work before me, supporting the officers and doing the hard tasks nationally. we're hoping to get p body cameras by year's end so there's a lot of technology. a lot of asks we want the authors to rethink things. >> under san francisco city rules only the mayor and the police commission can fire a chief. >>> a judge is expected to rule within the next ten dayswet a -- weather a south bay man accused of murder can fire his attorneys. he's accused of kidnapping a 15-year-old goal. he's seen here on the left. he asked the judge for new attorneys so his capital murder trial can start by june 2 #1s. both defense lawyers say they're busy and won't be ready for four months. garcia -- torrez has said he's innocent. >>> what the vandals did to this cross. >>> trips to the playground canceled and lunch being eaten in classrooms

the supers visors estimate the nfl made $620 million off this game, supervisors are now righting laws to ensure in the future, big corporations pay their fair share for these special events. >>> the monumental event will hold more significance to cici la mother. she went on to become a soccer legend playing in two olympics for the brazilian team before playing professionally here in the u.s. the game has come a long way, but a lot more needs to be done that both male and female athletes are paid equally. >> i can see every single girl in brazil waiting for this to ham. >> she will be attending the rio olympics to honor her home country. >> we are 88 days away from rio. and i will be headed there to cover the summer olympic games. >> you and cici should fly together? >> i know, it's going to be exciting. >> an unusual sighting. whales in our bay. these two were spotted near christie field in san francisco. just inside the golden gate bridge. >>> let's bring in our chief meteorologist? >> we started to clear out as we head out this afternoon. the fog is still at the immediate coastline.

it's comes from the commander and it shows that 60% of perpetrators are from a super visor or someone in the high leadership position. so it's kind of hard to say, hey, i trust my ceo but he could be the one to harm me. >> so, thank you for that question. actually, the next panel is going to talk a little bit more specifically to some of your question there is and what are we doing at an individual, also at an organizational level. the army is going to talk about some new army way, we do recognize that much of the training that's been developed hasn't been as effective as we want it to be and we're constantly trying to evolve and develop new ways of tackling this problem. i mean, this is complicated. yeah. >> yeah. there is a con tu yum of harm here that includes hazing and sexual harassment and sexual assault that one of the recommendations to dod that it it will be useful to review the trainings, to make sure that there's prevention occurring on all of these levels and, of course, effective training is the only kind of training that is worth doing. >> i'll just add that we've made a

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question about that letter, happy to answer at that time but all that information was forwarded to sp visoreskin who is chair of the committee, the mayors office and the office of small business. that concludes my comments unless you have questions. >> this is a appropriate time to add to your comments in that i asked commissioner matsuda to attend the hearing tomorrow and agreed to represent the views of the hdc we took in that letter. >> if we with move to commission matters, item 3. >> no report. >> draft minutes from may 4, 2016. >> i have a few corrections to them on page 3 of 6 under my comments. horten doesn't have the--on the second line. in the last line, mark paez is spelled paez. >> yes. >> any other additional comments? commissioner johnck >> under commissioner hilands remarks- >> yes. [inaudible] >> thank you, commissioners. i do appreciate that. >> does any member of the public wish to comment on the draft meeting minutes of may 4? seeing and hearing none close public comment. motion to adopt? >> thank you on the motion to adopt as corrected commissioner hasz hasz, yes. johnck

we worked with sfr visor avalos and wiener and particularly with your transportation authority staff and thankful to tilly and maria for the time they have given us. this isn't the time to dwell on the nuts and bolts but would like to mention a few things. we very much support the transportation authority being the allocation agency for the expenditure plan. i understand this isn't something that is completely decided yet but it is embedded in what is at the board of supervisor jz feel this is pornt because of the continuity and expertise. we are in strong support of a element of the sales tax to support unmet service needs and in particular things identified as part of the transit exwuty strategy. like the evening and night service needs. things like providing additional metro capacity and service. all are many needsthality are not met and we do not center the ability to meet under our present structures. we support the vision zero processes inclusion and developing complete streets. we are also in support of looking at partial funding for affordability programs such as free muni fo

question about that letter, happy to answer at that time but all that information was forwarded to sp visor peskin who is chair of the committee, the mayors office and the office of small business. that concludes my comments unless you have questions. >> this is a appropriate time to add to your comments in that i asked commissioner matsuda to attend the hearing tomorrow and agreed to represent the views of the hdc we took in that letter. >> if we with move to commission matters, item 3. >> no report. >> draft minutes from may 4, 2016. >> i have a few corrections to them on page 3 of 6 under my comments. horten doesn't have the--on the second line. in the last line, mark paez is spelled paez. >> yes. >> any other additional comments? commissioner johnck >> under commissioner hilands remarks- >> yes. [inaudible] >> thank you, commissioners. i do appreciate that. >> does any member of the public wish to comment on the draft meeting minutes of may 4? seeing and hearing none close public comment. motion to adopt? >> thank you on the motion to adopt as corrected commissioner hasz hasz, yes. john

i should say, i became a supers visor not for political interest or be a yes person or tip the political spectrum, i became a supervisor because i care deeply about my district at the grassroots level and want to make sure those 234 interests are represented. in december 2014 people that were considered for the position didn't live in the district. one lived in the district but didn't reside there most of the time. there were a lot of people that were interested in the position but non that i felt w were the kinds of people i wanted to work with as a neighborhood advocate so when asked i said yes. as you probably know that came at considerable sacrifice last year to my personal life and health and business. as a supervisor i got units of senior housing on the books and police station which is worst in the city on had books for replacement. i added other metheds for gaining housing and repaired the [inaudible] alley stairs. i had 60 requests for street signs and cross walk improvements for pubhook safety. i tried to focus on those things which are the things i care about. when i came out

up next, asking an old visor to five presidents what he thinks of bob dole's advivice to trump and whyreally listening. >>> first, i want you to meet a man who holds the world record for the furthest distance traveled in a skate board in 24 hours. here's dr. sanjay. >> reporter: andrew is a giant in the small, but competitive world of long distance skating. >> you can say it's between say a cyclist and a runner. >> reporter: at 39 years old, andras is the ultra skate world record holder, skating 300 miles in 24 hours. >> no books out there how to skate board for 24 hours. it was a lot of figuring out how to feed the body and your training program. >> reporter: he's a firefighter paramedic in miami. >> it's a demanding, physical job, a stressful job, and you need forms of stress relief from that. being out on a long board in racing was my answer. i love the competition in sport and pushing yourself past the limit that you really didn't think you could do mentally or physically. the human spirit just wants to be challenged. crowd sounds ] oooh! [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever

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." >> reporter: the visor of that black helmet is now fogged by her tears. and it was like a really thick chain, like a motor chain or something. and he just left me there. he put -- he shut the lights off and put a little tv there and i was just left in the dark. i just started screaming and crying. and "somebody please help me," you know. the and nobody -- nobody came. >> reporter: so, you're there in the dark, you're chained up. lord only knows what you had to be thinking. >> i was so scared that i was going to die. i didn't think that i was going to ever make it home. >> reporter: just a ten-minute drive away, her sister, beth, is came home. so, her mother calls the police. >> we left her a message. by the third phone call, with no answer, we knew something was wrong, because 90% of the time, she's going to answer that phone. >> reporter: the neighborhood ground zero for the investigation. head of the violent crimes unit, knows that the road ahead is far from easy. probably the most difficult cases that we work. and the reason is, it really is a needle i