then began to introduce free of charge traveling for those who have tickets between the cities whole cities so it's a problem we can cope with and also because you have almost a is city there it is there anyway so they simply just begging to be the home of the semifinals a sarah saying in terms of development of stadia that where the as you said the priorities are and the cost of grapes but we already dilution accuse any good it just has to be slightly developed that's right isn't it and then that's the coastline yes yes looks like it will be ready valid because it's not a pure football stadium and fifa likes absolutely football stadiums with was that people sitting just to right the field. before closer emotions so luzhniki will be redeveloped st petersburg will be having next year brenly new stadium for they need some bitter cold very more than the the more than this in russia and one in terms of the other the other stadium in the other stadium some stadiums are under construction it's like stadium in that they are preparing for the youth commonwealth games twenty thirteen and. russian cl

we eat in fact it seems that the whole city is moving from washington this bit since cousin is going to be washed away this is going to be one of the cities where some of the games during the. teen are going to be. the only way home with the support of the spin was about to leave held. a long while match nonstop which started yesterday on wednesday. once a whole big night for you the players change just ended just several minutes ago and everybody now has their eyes on the bad giant screen over the bush team to the live. live report from where the final decision is going to be announced on tuesday countries going to host the football world cup team just in the game the moment the city itself does sign it has been named to russia's support capital last year or so successful in terms of the support teams that it has both hockey and football but everybody here understands it's not just about the sport it's also about modernizing the infrastructure building roads hotels and airports a meaningful few other cities where again washington has been where some of the games are going to be held

they instituted a program for recycling and won the green award for the whole city. they tried to involve the community by having fun activities, monthly movies and more. we got to know a few people. these are people who want to create something better than has been. they have affected people that create a disturbance. thank you. >> good evening. i am a resident of the west portal neighborhood. i grew up a in that neighborhood. hobart brothers. joshed -- i grew up in that neighborhood. when i moved back to san francisco, i saw that that part of town had changed. there are extra cars on neighborhood streets. i think we plan like what i have heard, if it was to come to pass, that could alleviate some congestion. i commend you for the time that you spend. i heard the same kind of issues with parking and the overall parking. i support what you and the developers are doing. >> thank you. >> this was a good presentation. i liked what play hurt. i am a supporter of the demolition of the garden homes simply because they are tired, they are old. i really want to live in a new

the whole city, there are 2.2 million people, but the real city of amsterdam, there are less than 800,000, which i think is about the same as san francisco. i will also pass around a few sheets. the important thing is that amsterdam is one of the five major economic central's -- economic centers in europe, and we want to stay that way, and we are an attractive city for international business, like the american and asian companies that like to have business in amsterdam. it is a real nice place to stay. experts like to live in amsterdam, and is accessible from all parts of the world. it is also very important case of cycling. what irony said, 2.2 million and happens, but the last line may be the most important, about 120 kilometers per day traffic jams. that is qu7?) a lot. this distance is not more than 25k. we have a real problem. that is not good for business. for us, it is active transport, really important as a solution for being accessible. ok, does it work? yes. this is the city. at the red lines, these are the congestion. this is the pattern of workers who go to work in the morning

the world series just made me realize how truly the whole city loves this city, and to have this come or not, -- to have it not, after the world series is not even something i want to think is possible. i encourage you guys to do what you have to do to bring this to san francisco because it will improve my business. it will improve other businesses around san francisco bay, and as other people mentioned, it is a difficult economy out there, even for something as simple as business. bring this to san francisco. thank you. [applause] supervisor mirkarimi: beyond the speakers i have already called, i'm calling these other names. [reading names] >> good afternoon. could i have the overhead please? my husband and i run the sailing program at the golden gate yacht club. the photo that i have of is just one day on the day with our free sailing program to san francisco high school students, courtesy of the bmw oracle team. i would like to be able to share these kinds of days with other yacht club high school's sailing groups are around san francisco bay. there are over 100 high school teams c

they instituted a program for recycling and won the green award for the whole city. they tried to involve the community by having fun activities, monthly movies and more.

employees will be exempt and since the state, city, and fed workers comprise the largest amount of workers, what is that going to do? some thought. you're exempting whole areas of the city. president yee riley: thank you. any more? go ahead. >> if i could just respond briefly to those concerns? we have actually briefed mr. kordell so i'm glad to see him here giving comments as well. we did reach out to some of the organizations that were mentioned and in some cases also to community groups in that area and through the marina associations and to other groups as well and also the retail study that was conducted was not limited only to the union square area. that was certainly the focus, but as i mentioned, we did include other areas so we could understand some of the other impacts including columbus avenue and we have also conducted the studies through parking, through our parking management study. the final thing i just wanted to clarify, we did not consider exemptions for city workers in the analysis. we considered next for emergency vehicles, taxis at this point. we would say that the discount program, much like other aspects of the program would need

they instituted a program for recycling and won the green award for the whole city. they tried to involve the community by having fun activities, monthly movies and more. we got to know a few people. these are people who want to create something better than has been. they have affected people that create a disturbance. thank you. >> good evening. i am a

may not know this, so it is good to remind them that whatever we do, even though it caters to the whole cityng to be the southeast sector. that is where it will be reallocated. that is where tunnelling is going on right now. tunnelling is going on, but with tunneling, it is specialized, so not too many people can be employed, but for the other thing, lots of jobs can be given, and for once, the impacted communities should be helped common -- be helped, but you cannot help them by waiting until the last moment. you need a plan to do it right now. thank you very much. >> any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. that is exactly why we want to have a hearing. we want to have a hearing to find out exactly where they are going with this and how much money does go to public benefits. right now there is no real clear idea, so that is why we have these hearings. i look forward to seeing everybody here december 6. madam clerk, is there any further business? >> there are no further items. >> this meeting is adjourned. commissioner chu: good morning. welcome to a special meetin

the world series just made me realize how truly the whole city loves this city, and to have this come or not, -- to have it not, after the world series is not even something i want to think is possible. i encourage you guys to do what you have to do to bring this to san francisco because it will improve my business. it will improve other businesses around san francisco bay, and as other people mentioned, it is a difficult economy out there, even for something as simple as business.

as this is one of the most for the whole city entire ceremony of the bride is introduced to be oldest much respect to the members of the prince family sees officially welcomed us all as a friend. but that doesn't mean that our old relatives are just going to let her leave. this is one way of keeping the bride from being married apparently all these guys have to hold her back and also get them to leave the broader needs to pay for the privilege. to some good old fashioned broidery because we're already. so the ransom has been paid. for the girl said get out of the way. a lot is the equivalent of a little session. giveaway of the brides. another round of crazy drawing and horn honking later we were back at the groom's party and it was time for john to be formally unveiled. the whole day have been a constant mix of food don'ts and solemn ceremony but amazingly a lot and jonah hadn't met once but then i noticed that they both slipped out of the main hall. so it goes against all. but of brides on our group are actually in the same original the same day of their wedding that is pretty unusu

but we certainly need to step up and get a mayor that's going to work with the whole city and not divide people and stop discrimination against african-american businesses and contractors. we need to add that to what we just did today as far as hiring. and we need a mayor that will do that. we need to get one quick and we need to really do things in san francisco that's going to help our children. we've got a 65% dropout rate among african-american youth. we have a high dropout rate among latinos. and all of that is because people are not working. i came here in 1950. of course, i went to alaska for 30 years. but when we had jobs, there was no killing in bayview hunters point. none. and there was one addict in the community. one. look at us now. we've got killing going on everywhere. but it's because of our policies. people don't -- if they don't have no job, they're going to do something. they're going to eat. and if they have to knock you in the head, they'll do it. and if they have to kill each other, they do that. but now, right now, look what happened at the library. all of a sudden

. >> in one night the whole city was full. the airport was full. and then i partied all night with my friends, and i checked in the next morning very early in the o hotel. >> tonight he's looking fward to a night in a luxury hotel. he gets a personal welcome from the hotel director who tells him straight away that he won't have to pay for his stay. >> it's going to be a very interesting way of reviewing the hotels. very personal experience. one person experiencing all these hotels. so it's one viewpoint. so i think it will be an interesting view and it gives a good insight on what's available, what's there? what can we improve on? >> so he gets as positive an impression as possible he's given the royal suite. the hotels are anxious to please and have even sponsored clothes, and computers. >> funny. i always get a lot of these flents hotels. sometimes a table full but i never take it with me because i can't carry it in my suit case. >> vincent van dike has now received invitations from hotel ins new york and paris and rio danger narrow. but he wants

absolutely does definitely it's something we're seeing here right now because it seems like the whole city is supporting this project for russia to force you to go isn't a team for gold cup and it's not only in guys on but in other cities as well because like i said it's not only going to affect just good sport culture but it's going to modernize the cities as well and it's projects like this like the olympics and actually goes on is also going to host the two thousand and thirteen international university games where of the i think over twenty or twenty leagues teams from all universities are going to take water to actually to go into sports and over thirteen thousand people from various universities across the board are going to take part in all of this unites this nation unites russia and brings up and returns sports into everyday life across the country. people have you had a chance to speak to any young football players there or to fans do they really think russia has a chance are they confident that russia has this in the back so to say. well they're not really confident because russ

well it seems that the whole city was supporting russia's bid since cousin is one of the cities which is going to some of the games during the two thousand and eighteen football war and they supported russia's bid in their all unique way this pitch which i'm standing on right now it was used to a. man stop football match which the players were changing but it continued from eight am to around half an hour before the end else what the final announcement was made in europe and everybody found out what washington the announcement on this big t.v. screen installed here people came over to this indoor arena in the center of the city despite the fact that it's over minus twenty five degrees at the moment outside people gathered here was extremely extremely happy atmosphere the suspense when they were announced. the winner of that bid was almost unbearable but then people started running around and hugging each other with flags singing songs and running around it was a really truly happy atmosphere because they were not only happy for the city they were they were saying i spoke to meaning of

if they are not doing what they promised, you can cut off a few projects without cutting off the whole city of chicago. you want to look towards those approaches as well. >> i know that cliff but wants to respond on a point or two. while he is responding, i can't queue of people for questions -- i can queue up people for questions di. i think we will start at the front and moving our way back. >> i am delighted to hear about this. he described the learning curve that i think that the country needs to go through. these were adjusted so that by the time you got to 1978 or 1979, you had very metal will -- very manageable substitutions. there's always going to be some of mouth. -- some amount. public service employment is under a great disadvantage because everything is visible. a reporter can go and see, or whatever. this is going to have what tim referred to as leakage. leakages enormous. but it is invisible. -- linkage -- leakage is enormous. but -- leakag leakeage is enormous, but it is invisible. i love bob idea about competitive structures. the only issue for me is that it takes quite awh