thank you mayor willy brown for that. good afternoon everyone? welcome city hall and welcome to the peoples palace! the charter of the united nations assigned on june 26, 1945 is charlotte said right here in san francisco. a place of peace, equality acceptance and tolerance if all people. and we are proud of our cities role in leading the nation and perhaps the world on these very values. long last ladies and gentlemen, marriage equality in the united states! we started that movement, we started that movement right here in san francisco when then mayor gaven newsome dared to mary loving same sex loving cup lt here in the dome of city hall nearly a decade ago and took the civil right issue of our generation to had highest court of our country and now our city leads the way in lgbt movement because we are commit today equality for all, equality without exception. there is always always room for equality, so we are wurns again changing the world. these are san francisco values and now they are values touted around the world. from the gold rush days

willie brown. at that time, the mayor, mayor lee, his parents were immigrants from china and lived in seattle. his father fought in world war ii. as a teenager, he was a delegate to the national model u.n.. today, he shares the values of the united nations, advancing peace, human rights, gender equality, protecting the environment. all of these he has pursued with strong leadership. may i present the mayor of the city and county of san francisco, mayor ed lee? [applause] mayor lee: thank you, charlotte. isn't charlotte the most wonderful chief of protocol we have ever had? thank you. [applause] thank you, charlotte. before i say welcome, i must tell you that every time i see willie brown's face here at city hall and i look around, these moments, these historical occasions, i am reminded he led the effort to restore our city hall to make sure we had a world-class place for world-class events. thank you, mayor willie brown , for that. good afternoon, everyone. welcome to city hall. welcome to the peo

we found out that willie brown will not make it after andrea our residents speakers the mayor you have5 seconds to thirty second to cover the story back then how this become affordable housing you were here. >> thank you, norman it is quite a story and actually a story where the thanks go to the people of district 8 because the police amendment was going to be told me sold off and the money to build a new central station on this site but the good people of district 8 encouraged their supervisor mark leno no, not to sell it off and as a result not enough capital funding for central to come here i sfeptd in with gordon and rose and convinced willie brown it was time to make affordable housing at this site let's do it again at the bus yard and john hancock elementary school and all over the city cd c you're a rehabilitate committee thank you. >> you're our hero our hero for today, it's all about you let's give her a big hand at broadway. >> hello, everybody i'm andrea a new resident here and i want to (clapping.) first give thanks to the gentleman without him, i wounded be here and i want

and before i say welcome, i must tell you that every time i see willie brown's face here at city hall and i look around on these moments, these historical occasions i'm reminded that he led to effort to restore our city hall to make sure we had the world class place for world class event, thank you, mayor willie brown for that. [ applause ] good afternoon, everyone, welcome to city hall. welcome to the people's palace. [ applause ] the charter of the united nations was signed on june 26, 1945, as charlotte said right here in san francisco. a police of peace equality, acceptance and tolerance for all people. and we are proud of our city's role in leading the nation and perhaps the world on these very values. and at long last, ladies and gentlemen, marriage equality in the united states. [ cheers and applause ] we started that movement. we started that movement right here in san francisco when then mayor gavin newsome dared to marry loving same-sex couples right here in the dome of city hall nearly a decade ago and took civil rights, the civil rights issue of our generation to the highe

. >> hello commissioner today, i plan to speak on the topic of reputation willie brown said lie and answer is truth of the matter think twenty-four hours it is been twenty-four hours more when this was opposed i believe it bears ron's to anyone living on fulsome street with the population is to expect some risk of crime even the best efforts of a be dictated police force can only do so much but living across the street from a business it constantly their scanning the area gridlock improves dna has a vested interest in law enforcement it is the blocks with less vigilant blocks that- the lounge runs a tight shift i see in the priority they give their neighbors above and beyond and putting their neighbors concerns at the top of list before patrons and the staff if someone were to ask me if dna has faults yes, but none of the managers it is clearly uninformed of the help in protecting the neighborhood dna can and will be i ex-could live on fulsome couldn't hope for a better neighborhood thank you very much. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment all right. i don't see any public

real cop but more complaints than any cops in this history you've let dirty politicians run wild willie brown and harris and enrique john harris and larry the chuck limping better and kevin shelly and supervisor wiener and supervisor campos and on and on and on the final groups set of groups you act illegal you used to let these women do police work that end temporarily do you do background checks on those people this year, the political party had no violence thank you have a great day. >> thank you. next speaker for public comment. >> good evening and welcome. >> good evening, commissioners i wish i was here with accolades recently i've had the occ call the police that doesn't show up a friend of mine had a strarpg in her front window that climbed up 10 feet to get there she called 9-1-1 they never came too weeks ago i was up at 4 in the morning a parking lot a car going into there that was unusual and couple of guys around the cars they've had a lot of break-ins i called northern station they said they sent a car and 10 minutes later the car alarm goes off and third individual so i called b

.) >> i want to say thank you to willie brown when he was working at the state (clapping.) thank you to you art when he was mayor and the his with work and leader pelosi and dennis herrera all his wife work and senator leno thank you and supervisor wiener and supervisor campos thank you for your kinds of leadership our supervisor president breed thank you for your work there and i'm so glad that we can have this moment and i want to introduce someone that has been working tirelessly who's heart is with people that needed her help and her agencies help been there and distancing advised us at city hall what can happen what can possible happen we've enjoyed a moment to talk about had you lucky to be a law student we get to read about our invited history welcome kate the national center for lesbian rights (clapping.) >> hits a hell of a day it's a hell of a day you i you, you, you look what you did look what you did today, today america walks the talk of equal justice under law (clapping.) today, today millions of families are more secure and valid indicted today our freedoms t

name someone instrumental in turning this police station site to affordable housing the honorable willie brownou to any staff (calling names). >> at a time there was a gap and john of the san francisco mta is in the house and we solve you know displacement issues it is perfect here and kay hill is there the contractor i don't see chuck he's highland we're going to bug him for ticket okay always we wanted to thank chuck and mike and rob and jim and mark and pedro and stephanie thank you all from kay hill a quick hand and solomon thank you steven and ann here we go our financial people right on the list; right? we know p want to thank first of all the wonderful staff dedicated if chinatown stand up and make in some noise thank you so much your baby thank you for you're going to take over one of the companies in the housing and development staff gorgeous so many people and the full-time maintenance that be here shawn the man and full-time property management and a lot of love we want to thank our financial partners california department of housing and urban development and california tax credit c

that feeds into the willie brown school i think we're a prime candidate once that's done the school in neighborhoods is good then everyone can have local schools first thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> commissioners in may of this year the chronicle i'm sherryly more and more in the bay area neighborhood and a residents of candle stick point i live next door to candle stick point stadium my concern is the resegregation of the san francisco unified school district and you've resegregated them along the racial lines and created an unequal environmentalist and education with that in african-american community and i think we had that conversation back in during that brown versus the board 6 percent of the population we comprise but 85 percent of the students are assigned to low performing schools when those students are as i said to low performance schools don't get the quality of education. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> hi sheryl davis actually came here specifically to talk about the packet that were passed out today grateful for the opportunity

this is a business that has worked with mayor feinstein, willie brown, harvey milk, mosconi, does the business involved in the community. so much to the community. tortilla flats over 35 years in business being evicted for housing in the mission district. and submission, another legacy business, their rent is 10,000 and out and they are being charged 20,000 tuesday in the spigot with 21 legacy business on 24th st. these legacy business are the ones that create the cultural social fabric of -- and why people come to 24th st. we need to support these legacy businesses to break this crucial topic in the culture of san francisco and we also need to how else we can stabilize the rents for small businesses. not just in the mission but in san francisco. edwards >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. mike buehler with san francisco heritage. i would start by his leadership on this issue and think others here today for their leadership in different ways to advance this idea of providing assistance to our city's legacy business. course supervisor farrell was a cosponsor of the original

build the golden gate bridge and to change the name takes an act of the legislature as for the willie brown bridge or the robin williams tunnel. >> caltrain will run overnight train but will not be able to ride it a toast train that will run from 9:00 people until 6:00 am part of a protect to install a signal system to enforce train speeds, protect railroad workers and make crossings safer. they worn the noise could make sloping difficult for some but the work should be completed by friday evening. >> a new soccer team loses all the equipment after the fire destroy the home of the sketch and you can help get them back on the field. >> it is called the summer black friday with big deals available on amazon and wal-mart as they go head to head for your money. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. >> covering san rafael, south bay, pleasanton and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> good morning at 4:41 on wednesday. a l

where they come from, you'll find mobster of them do not live in san francisco, if you look at willie brown's column this week, he talked to somebody they said they came from san diego to work here three days a waoe, also about enforcement. we need cooperation from the mta taxi division staff. the baseball games there's hardly any, we have a great great pco number 19 who helps ut out, when he's gone all of a sudden all hell breaks lose and we don't get any help and we're having a great meeting tomorrow with michael harris, hopefully he'll help come up with solutions with the other mta staff and enforcement staff of what we can do with the baseball services it's not just that, it's the cab stands z the pco's close their eyes to it we need more help, i beg of you, go warriorser. >> david smith and he's the last person who turned in a card. >> good afternoon mr. smith. >> good afternoon, commissioners, as far as making the turns on allows the tnc's to do that >> these are about thing that is are not on the agenda. >> i thought we could just come up. >> mr. chairman that's the last person who tur

my cab who told me his mother who was a prominent social lithe in san francisco who was told by willie brown that uber gave his campaign mayor ed lee five million dollars. another question is -- sorry. >> thank you. okay. anyone else care to address the board? seeing none, the pub lek -- public hearing of the board will be closed. members of the board wla's -- what's your pleasure. >> if there's anyone else, please turn them in. >> hi, my name is tara, i'm a cab driver in san francisco and i've lived in san francisco for 13 years and i've been driving in san francisco for several years and i think that allowing uber and the rest of the same model of businesses on market street is a terrible idea. the drivers are untrained, they are not commercially insured and they are -- if you could see the footage from my dash cam, just on any given day or night you hadbacker you would see there's hundreds of illegal u-turns, sop ins the middle of taxi lanes and people driving staring with their phone in their face going straight through stop signs, making illegal turns market street is dangerous but like

we found out that willie brown will not make it after andrea our residents speakers the mayor you haveousing you were here. >> thank you, norman it is quite a story and actually a story where the thanks go to the people of district 8 because the police amendment was going to be told me sold off and the money to build a new central station on this site but the good people of district 8 encouraged their supervisor mark leno no, not to sell it off and as a result not enough capital funding for central to come here i sfeptd in with gordon and rose and convinced willie brown it was time to make affordable housing at this site let's do it again at the bus yard and john hancock elementary school and all over the city cd c you're a rehabilitate committee thank you. >> you're our hero our hero for today, it's all about you let's give her a big hand at broadway. >> hello, everybody i'm andrea a new resident here and i want to (clapping.) first give thanks to the gentleman without him, i wounded be here and i want to thank sro collaborative and my coach that that helped me through my family and i

. >> matt schlapp and willie brown join me now. >> matt, it seems like it's a combination of a focus on crime and illegal immigration. your thoughts? >> the fact is, donald trump is doing well in these polls because he's striking a chord and not just a republican chord. he's striking a chord with people out there in the country, who say, when you have a border you're not policing, when you have a visa system that's out of control, we don't know who's staying in this country, you don't always get the best people said in your country. and crime is a part of this, and we ought to cut down on crime and crack down on crime. and anybody who's going to defend the criminals in these situations is just beyond me. >> when is the republican party going to take steps to do that. you've had the presidency for eight years under w. >> he tried. >> no. when are you going to do something about arranging a uniform, fair, progressive immigration system and hiring system in this country that you intend to enforce? if somebody comes here to get a job, shouldn't they have to do it legally and why does you

that is why we sent out with the political insiders, including former mayor willie brown and asked byple here appear to be ignoring the debate. >> you are absolutely right come across the country san francisco is kind of a poster child for what is wrong with a sanctuary city policy and here we have seen almost a complete lack of debate among supervisors. about whether immigrant rights -- as important as they are -- somehow have trumped to public safety -- especially when it comes to file its. >> why do you think that the mayor has been such a reluctance to go in and modify it in any significant way? type about you to the policy as it relates to the shark but in terms of actually changing the safeway policy citywide, why is there not even a discussion about that? >> we have almost 30 years, three decades, of never being criticized for any aspect of our policy in regards to what we do with immigrants. every politician running for office had a plank in his platform or her platform extolling the virtues of what they would do with reference of the sanctuary policy. we have never had a seri

you look at the atlanta falcons who have had their front office suspended for crowd willis, the cleveland browns, their front office suspended for texting during at game. the commissioner. neil: around the big are center. the only solace i take in this is the four game suspension, i am not a patriots and and boston red sox in last place, that is a wicked double for real. thank you very much. i appreciate it. trying to get you patriots fans upset. meanwhile hillary is not taking any side in the keystone issue. and when to open it, when not to open it, and the stand on other issues, what is so special about this one after this. . . neil: all right. we've been telling you today, prior to our broadcast that democratic congressman schalk call fattah landed himself in heap of trouble, facing a 29-count indictment that includes raketeering, bribery, trying to illicit favor for million dollar payments and the rest. goes on and on. suffice it fattah is arguing this is unfair. i have never been involved in any wrongdoing he says. nancy pelosi is also on the wires right now saying that the charges in the i

browne in for martha maccallum. bill: fox business network's jerry willis is with us. people who voted no, what does not mean? >> reporter: market are poised to open lower. the greece people rejected the austerity and evening cuts. the reactions could go further on the streets of greece. we are seeing grocery stores emptied. medicines in short supply. it's difficult to get money out of atms. and those banks there are fears could run out of money as soon as today. the big question now is contagious. will other countries in the eu facing financial problems largely because of government overspending. italy and portugal facing problems. what's their next move? bill: greece has a gdp the size of connecticut. does gdp matter? >> reporter: what matters is greece's debt. they owe $60 billion to german banks. if you don't owe the bank a lot of money they may not help you. but if you owe them tons of money as the greek people do, then you are important. patti ann: the u.s. women's soccer team makes history taking its third world cup in dominant fashion. that was team captain and world cup golden girl carli lloyd's firs

the scapegoating the race which, often for example, the willie hortons of the world that fuel those myths of whether it's a black man or a browns particular defendant and that's often at the root of this and it isly about society's implicit bias and the fact that politicians like donald trump are exploiting this particular tragedy in san francisco to move an anti-immigrant agenda. >> brangham: marc rosenblaum what do you make of that? is this primarily driven by race? >> i would agree with marielena hincapie that you see politicians and political entrepreneurs exploiting this to include immigrants more broadly. >> brangham: jessica vaughn, do you think this is racism? >> no, of course not. i mean, obviously it's not true immigrants don't commit crimes of course, they do. again, the issue is how do we handle that fraction of the immigrant population that has been committing crimes and has been contributing to crime rates in our communities. the logical answer is they should be removed. crime is not a job americans won't do. there is no reason to allow people who are here in defiance of our laws to stay here if they are contribu

willie. thank you so much for the roundup. >> do you know who wrote the theme song for "ghost busters." >> bobby brown had a great -- ray parkerrown was the sequel. ray parker jr. is the original. >> how do you know that? >> because i follow ray parker jr. come on. >> you know, i think they got in trouble for that. >> ray parker did? >> yeah. because it's -- it sounds like i want a new drug by huey lewis. >> right. >> unlike the current copyright infringement cases, you have the movie producers going to ray parker saying hey -- first of all going to huey lewis and asking him to write the song and they said can you write a song for this? yeah. >> can you make it sound like "i want a new drug"? that's the evidence you don't like on the record. >> you don't want that memo out there? >> yeah. shred that document. >> that's been our entertainment roundup. still ahead, we go live to keir simmons. he's in athens. greece gets an ultimatum of sunday to do or die. scott walker prepares to join the republican candidates k. voters get past the fact he hasn't graduated from college? i hope so. >> yeah why not? >> they also look at that que