next speaker, please. >> good evening i'm a parent at willie l. browniddle school and i'm here to speak on behalf of of the parents willie l. brown middle school opened august 17th ami i've been an involved parents since august 17th this literature went out to the parents and if some parents missed, i.e., was interest everyday to know that the parents knew in other words, to make the school successful i've received pneumonia of those back almost 2 hundred i'd like to see is that parents want to be involved they're interested in the education of their children our children have of unstable education at willie l. brown middle school thankful fully one council is not enough we need two teachers in each classroom we need 5 paraprofessionals and assessments on students before and need before the school activities to help with academic challenges and the academic advance we need cultural education - educators willing and ready are experience to teach the students if different communities we need a plan for students who fight and break rules my concern is we h

i would love to see her work with willie brown and get the majority vote. >> willie brown could reachacross the aisle. they have to come to us and ask for help. they haven't done that. instead they are kowtowing to the lowest denominator. >> what is going to affect is the bills that the government must pay in a few weeks. the government shutdown that will come in december. and the american people come on -- government reserves to get by. the needs of the american people without a ceo has a problem. >> thank you for joining us. let's look at the weather. >>> we have a fall like day out there for sunday. here's a live shot of the san mateo bridge. the traffic alert just went up. half moon bay, expect delays. here's what you can expect weather wise, partly cloudy and mile. 20% chance of showers in the north bay in a warming trend starting tomorrow. more on that in a second. first the highs today are not getting all that high. a lot of lows, 70s in santa clara, 69 sunnyvale. slide over to the east bay, 73 antioch. valeo 70. 69 phoenicia. san francisco 77. northbay 68. mill valley 70. we h

he has folks like willy brown who carry a lot of water in this town. again, he doesn't have the kind of enemies we have seen from other maybe more charismatic mayors. >> he has a lot of money in his campaign coveruld have coffers. >> basically unopposed. he has what i would characterize as protest candidates running against him. nobody serious. mark leno did consider a challenge from the left last year. ultimately backed off. i think that money had something to do with it for sure. >> ed lee has been in the inner sa sa sanctum of city hall. >> i think that it helped him as somebody who had never run for politics. he was appointed as a caretaker mayor five years ago. and he had been a city administrator. he had been running city hall to some extent for a long time. he had risen through the ranks. at the beginning, it helped him. i'm not sure that good will has carried through his administration. he has alienated a lot of people in city hall. he has kept the same chief k staff. so in some ways things haven't changed that much in room 200 at city hall. i

. >> we spoke with san francisco mayor willy brown and the california republican party, asking what iso say about the republican party as a whole. >> what does this say about the republican party as a whole? >> it says there are different wings of the party fighting for supremacy, and standing up to the obama administration. >> were you surprised at the event this is week? >> not at all. as a matter of fact, once the current speaker said he was out of here, without clearing it with anybody before he made that announcement, i knew chaos could follow. >> what is it that is so chaotic within the republican ranks in washington? we've never seen anything like this before. >> there's small but vocal minority of the party on the conservative side assisting the party take a very conservative line with regard to what's happening in washington, stand up to the president on a number of different issues and there was a perception mccarty was going to be more of the same, with regard to speaker boehner. >> that per sepdz, we'reception, we're seeing that among politicians, and donald trump, dr. cars

>> mayor willy brown, question. how are we going to keep these debates interesting? >> very easily. if you always catalog both kars carson and trump on the republican side and would be straight people, you've got the reality tv show of all reality tv shows. to the other nightmare of regular republicans, because these two guys are way out there. they discuss no real issues. they entertain and move people. they do as if they're at some kind of a rally. on the democratic side, you have got to shed the missing three. the missing three were the three guys and you've got to leave -- >> o'malley, webb and chafy? >> and leave it to one hour, clinton and sanders. and sanders set it you so perfectly that hillary should pay him. >> with the idea of this next debate, the republicans hate the trump/carson issue. they want to get to serious issues. jeb bush is collapsing. i think they're in a complete tizy. they don't know what to do. i think the voters are too. you better not have a three-hour debate the next time. and i think now we know that's not going to happen. >> do the democrats even need

of events that occurred here and, of course, i got to tell them this is brown where i rjd for willie brown city hall and the thousands of people that use the greenroom and all the meetings with the veterans held here the practice session with this and that group and everybody came to realize that was a special place so that when we did announce that we were going to make sure that this building that hosts thousands and thousands of kids every year for a variety of reasons would be the home of the arts commission and our grants for the arts, of course, our professionalism arts and still be made available to the people that want to have a world-class beautiful place that has got willie gold trimming and you should see the greenroom it is green and gold you'd be so proud of that when but walk in that i the opportunity to take the thinking nonfiction of dollars that the board has made so confidentially open to the private sector to participate and i'm going took to join in tom's accolades to our department heads it and tyra proud of public works i spent many years there when we get to do a wor

joining us this morning is willie brown. mr. mayor good morning to you. >> good morning to you michael how are you? >> fantastic. private e-mail server controversy. we are talking about the handling of benghazi. her standings in some polls have dropped. hillary clinton must shine tonight. yes or no? >> hillary clinton needs to simply be standing when this debate is over. after all she is ahead she needs not to lose. >> bernie sanders 20 points behind hillary clinton in the polls do you expect him to go on the attack? >> i expect bernie sanders to try his best to enhance his position and that means you've got to go after the front runner. now if he does, he's only going to offend democrats. democrats should obey this one the way reagan said do not speak ill of your fellow republican. do not speak ill of your fellow democrat. >> mr. mayor, joe biden has not gotten in yet. is there a point where it will be too late to get in? does he have enough to raise the kind of money to get the endorsement he needs to be a viable candidate? >>

name is lindy dawnany and i'm a speech language pathology and work at james lick middle school and willy brown middle school. i'm here to tell you about my process purchasesing a home at 1400 mission. i was hired by the district a couple years ago and it was my dream job. when i moved here i was surprised how expensive rent was and didn't think it was something i would be able to-do in the laing run. the end of last school year i made the decision to move away somewhere more affordable or look into other options to stay in the city and that is how i found out about the below market rate housing opportunity. so, i did research on line, went to a couple classes for-through the i think the credit counseling agencies and they gave information about thew purchase a home and take out a loan and then they gave me a counselor one on one who brought me through the process and convinced me to apply for 1400 mission. i schbts in the application and approved for the loan and found out a couple months later and won the lottery which is great news and now i can stay in the city. the whole process was great.

. >>> i was emceeing a hall of fame dinner and standing back beige with the mayor willie brown. he goes, did you see that debate? it was horrible. and i said, well spoken like a staunch democrat. [ laughter ] >> nothing but clear skies in the 50s and 60s. 48 however in santa rosa. later today uniform from the 70s to 80s. outside number 80 in concord, approaching 70 however at the seashore mid-70s in morgan hill. meanwhile east of the bay, stacking up to 80 degrees again in the concord clayton and walnut creek area. but 82 in brentwood. 60s beaches across the north bay, 81 degrees santa rosa. your full weekend forecast is minutes away but first here's liza. >> hi there, roberta. good morning, everybody. we are starting off with a bart delay this morning. if you plan on catching bart out of the daly city station they have delays now 10-minute delays on the daly city line heading towards pittsburg, bay point and dublin-pleasanton. they say this is because of an equipment problem on the tracks. we'll let you know if this delay spends to the other lines but for right now daly city li

want to turn to our panel and bring in willie brown and tim pawlenty.the night from senator bernie sanders. take a look. >> somebody says something that may not be great politics, but i think the secretary is right. and that is that the american people are sick and tired of hearing about your damn e-mails. >> thank you. me too. me too. >> the american people want to know whether we're going to have a democracy or an oligarchy as a result of citizens united. enough of the e-mails. let's talk about the real issues facing america. >> thank you, bernie. thank you. >> willie brown, let me ask you, was that bernie sanders lending clinton a hand or actually doing good for himself and his campaign by showing, you know what, leadership, let's get over this. >> i think it was both, frankly. i also think it was bernie sanders evidencing the fact that he is dramatically different than any other politician. he is reflecting and saying exactly what i think the people believe, and that is we've heard enough about e-mails. >> so governor pawlenty, do you feel the same

i have been out here, i have been to mayor willie brown and newsom and now the honorable mayor lee. i was very embarrassed that day. i want ed lee that i'm not going to bite you. all i want to do is let you know the pain is is still going on with mothers like myself. we want to put our pictures, we want a memorial and our children's pictures the same way that you are giving everybody else, sandy hook and domestic violence people. they are honored to put their pictures on the bus. i'm not asking to put the pictures on the bus. this is what i have left of my son. this is what is going to on today with the murders on the streets to senseless violence. everybody knows who murdered my son. thomas hannibal, paris moffat, andrew videau, jason thomas. they were all out there when my son was murdered. i fight for other mothers and fathers. the mayor said i know who killed your son. how long do we have to grieve? i have been doing this for 9 years. the pain is still the same. no one should walk away from us. we are not going to hurt anybody. we can speak for our children better than anyone el

today we'll talk to former san francisco mayor the great willie brown live and what he thinks may comeay tuned. mike, sal, gasia waiting for you. >>> tonight for the first time the democratic candidates for president take the stage. we're talking with former san francisco mayor willie brown as they prepare to square off against front runner hillary clinton. >> plus the suspect in two bay area murders are back until marin county this morning. how the prosecution is preparing for tomorrow's first court appearance. >> and new york's live trivia show the big quiz is in san francisco. this morning we are testing our knowledge and letting you know how to get in on the action. >>> just a classic october morning on this tuesday. could almost water ski out there on the bay it was so classy as i cross over today. alongside sal castaneda, gasia mikaelian i'm mike mibach. we have an action packed show. golden state warriors back at the oracle since winning that nba championship. playboy says no more full nude. we will be diving into that a little bit. interesting topic there. rememberremember red

. >> clarence page and willie brown, the farmer mayor of san francisco. thanks for coming on. the idea the casino magnate, flirts with the candidates, saying if you keep saying the right stuff with middle east politics, us wanting to go to war, keep saying that stuff with the iranian deal and the way you don't like it, the nuclear deal, i might give you money, like a hundred million bucks. he is doing it publicly so that everybody sees it. the candidate gets sucked into it. they see the big-money guy doling it out like daddy warbucks. yet the public except for bernie sanders, doesn't raise a peep. >> there is a reason why, chris. people are trying to get elected to public office, and they know that it takes a lot of money to buy time on television, to buy time on radio, to get the internet transactions, direct mail, robo balls. all those things cost a lot of money. the polling. they know they can't get the money from other than people who want to invest, people who want to give money. believe me, if you have been a politician and you've been a part of it, you know bernie sande

. >> reporter: for years former supervisor aaron peskin was a thorn in the side of willie brown and gavinewsom. now he turned to mayor lee. >> it's about having independent leadership at city hall not just a rubber stamp. >> reporter: his "no wall on the waterfront" campaign killed one of the mayor's pet high- rise projects and ultimately led to the warriors moving their planned arena away from the water, as well. he also worked to save vendors at the historic flower mart from being evicted. and he has taken on the tech world by backing tougher "airbnb" rules. a win by peskin could change the balance of power at city hall. >> it makes a huge difference. >> there's a lot of issues that by one vote could go a different way. i need someone that i believe is collaborative, has a spirit of going across the aisle. >> reporter: this week lee's allies in the tech and labor world launched a barrage of attacks on peskin hitting his personality as much as his politics. >> the man investigated by the city attorney an obstructionist blocking affordable housing against everything that represents progre

. >> the helmet on the other side that's the helmet worn by willie brown. you're thinking i didn't know the san francisco mayor used to play football. that's the same thing i responded to when i saw that. there's a helmet right there worn by ed bud. i think what's interesting that was back in 1970. look at how beat up the helmets were. if you watched the nfl on sunday they're going to look more like helmets over there, the san diego charger helmets. they're always kept shiny and new. as we cross over here you can see the jersey from dan dierdorf when he played with the cardinals. over here to the right seattle seahawks that's when the uniform wasn't as pretty as they are now. i'm curious whose shoe was that, that was cortez kennedy, 1996, i'm a size 13. i'm going to have to guess he's about maybe a 15 or 16. very large feet. i'm surprised that jerry rice doesn't have as big of shoes. there's his cleats and the san francisco 49ers display case. those were the cleats that he wore in 1994. and of course there you go number 16 the jersey right there, the one an

pane we post announcing and more to follow in addition, we collaborated to extend our support to willie l. browniddle school student council to follow up with that our students reached it out out to the the willie l. brown middle school program for aid in progressing the student council and actually be having tare elections this thursday october 29th and our next advisors council meeting is monday november at 215? the public council and anyone is welcome if you have presentations are you would like a copy of the agenda you can feel free to contact mr. salvador our corridor and again dinner will be provided thank you. >> thank you student delegates for this report. >> yes. >> yes students thank you very much i want to say if you i would like to do a workshop at our events in march i'll be happy to do it i've done it i don't know if i can add anything but it is so good but if you want many me to i'll be happy to. >> we feel welcome to have you you've been there two or three years and been in the to have you and like commissioner walton and commissioner vice president haney we would like to have yo

i have been out here, i have been to mayor willie brown and newsom and now the honorable mayor lee. was very embarrassed that day. i want ed lee that i'm not going to bite you. all i want to do is let you know the pain is is still going on with mothers like myself. we want to put our pictures, we want a memorial and our children's pictures the same way that you are giving everybody else, sandy hook and domestic violence people. they are honored to put their pictures on the bus. i'm not asking to put the pictures on the bus. this is what i have left of my son. this is what is going to on today with the murders on the streets to senseless violence. everybody knows who murdered my son. thomas hannibal, paris moffat, andrew videau, jason thomas. they were all out there when my son was murdered. i fight for other mothers and fathers. the mayor said i know who killed your son. how long do we have to grieve? i have been doing this for 9 years. the pain is still the same. no one should walk away from us. we are not going to hurt anybody. we can speak for our children better than anyone else

i have been out here, i have been to mayor willie brown and newsom and now the honorable mayor lee. was very embarrassed that day. i want ed lee that i'm not going to bite you. all i want to do is let you know the pain is is still going on with mothers like myself. we want to put our pictures, we want a memorial and our children's pictures the same way that you are giving everybody else, sandy hook and domestic violence people. they are honored to put their pictures on the bus. i'm not asking to put the pictures on the bus. this is what i have left of my son. this is what is going to on today with the murders on the streets to senseless violence. everybody knows who murdered my son. thomas hannibal, paris moffat, andrew videau, jason thomas. they were all out there when my son was murdered. i fight for other mothers and fathers. the mayor said i know who killed your son. how long do we have to grieve? i have been doing this for 9 years. the pain is still the same. no one should walk away from us. we are not going to hurt anybody. we can speak for our children better than anyone else

i have been out here, i have been to mayor willie brown and newsom and now the honorable mayor lee. was very embarrassed that day. i want ed lee that i'm not going to bite you. all i want to do is let you know the pain is is still going on with mothers like myself. we want to put our pictures, we want a memorial and our children's pictures the same way that you are giving everybody else, sandy hook and domestic violence people. they are honored to put their pictures on the bus. i'm not asking to put the pictures on the bus. this is what i have left of my son. this is what is going to on today with the murders on the streets to senseless violence. everybody knows who murdered my son. thomas hannibal, paris moffat, andrew videau, jason thomas. they were all out there when my son was murdered. i fight for other mothers and fathers. the mayor said i know who killed your son. how long do we have to grieve? i have been doing this for 9 years. the pain is still the same. no one should walk away from us. we are not going to hurt anybody. we can speak for our children better than anyone else

i have been out here, i have been to mayor willie brown and newsom and now the honorable mayor lee. was very embarrassed that day. i want ed lee that i'm not going to bite you. all i want to do is let you know the pain is is still going on with mothers like myself. we want to put our pictures, we want a memorial and our children's pictures the same way that you are giving everybody else, sandy hook and domestic violence people. they are honored to put their pictures on the bus. i'm not asking to put the pictures on the bus. this is what i have left of my son. this is what is going to on today with the murders on the streets to senseless violence. everybody knows who murdered my son. thomas hannibal, paris moffat, andrew videau, jason thomas. they were all out there when my son was murdered. i fight for other mothers and fathers. the mayor said i know who killed your son. how long do we have to grieve? i have been doing this for 9 years. the pain is still the same. no one should walk away from us. we are not going to hurt anybody. we can speak for our children better than anyone else

like to announce that our family empowerment conference will be saturday october 17th at the willie l. brownhool the recurs fair opens at 9:00 a.m. and working groups will be from 10:00 to 3:00 p.m. and interpretation services will be provided so i encourage the community and all the parents to please come on out this saturday something new the conference is co-sponsored by advisory bodies the african-american parents advisory committee and the communities sires for special education and is district parental council been engaged in obamacare this and flyers are available in 5 languages on the district website and disabled by community organizations that work with the san francisco unified school district families families are encourage to reserve 415241 6184 in english or spanish and 41574910 for cantonese mardin drain pr www.sfusd dot ed u f e r e nc e it is available in english or spanish and the empowerment speed limit is taking place on the california state building 4455 golden gate from 9 to 6:00 p.m. students attend two working groups and see the panels on working group and a keynote a

like to announce that our family empowerment conference will be saturday october 17th at the willie l. brown middle school the recurs fair opens at 9:00 a.m. and working groups will be from 10:00 to 3:00 p.m. and interpretation services will be provided so i encourage the community and all the parents to please come on out this saturday something new the conference is co-sponsored by advisory bodies the african-american parents advisory committee and the communities sires for special education and is district parental council been engaged in obamacare this and flyers are available in 5 languages on the district website and disabled by community organizations that work with the san francisco unified school district families families are encourage to reserve 415241 6184 in english or spanish and 41574910 for cantonese mardin drain pr www.sfusd dot ed u f e r e nc e it is available in english or spanish and the empowerment speed limit is taking place on the california state building 4455 golden gate from 9 to 6:00 p.m. students attend two working groups and see the panels on working group and a

i have been out here, i have been to mayor willie brown and newsom and now the honorable mayor lee.ery embarrassed that day. i want ed lee that i'm not going to bite you. all i want to do is let you know the pain is is still going on with mothers like myself. we want to put our pictures, we want a memorial and our children's pictures the same way that you are giving everybody else, sandy hook and domestic violence people. they are honored to put their pictures on the bus. i'm not asking to put the pictures on the bus. this is what i have left of my son. this is what is going to on today with the murders on the streets to senseless violence. everybody knows who murdered my son. thomas hannibal, paris moffat, andrew videau, jason thomas. they were all out there when my son was murdered. i fight for other mothers and fathers. the mayor said i know who killed your son. how long do we have to grieve? i have been doing this for 9 years. the pain is still the same. no one should walk away from us. we are not going to hurt anybody. we can speak for our children better than anyone else. >> t

i have been out here, i have been to mayor willie brown and newsom and now the honorable mayor lee. i was very embarrassed that day. i want ed lee that i'm not going to bite you. all i want to do is let you know the pain is is still going on with mothers like myself. we want to put our pictures, we want a memorial and our children's pictures the same way that you are giving everybody else, sandy hook and domestic violence people. they are honored to put their pictures on the bus. i'm not asking to put the pictures on the bus. this is what i have left of my son. this is what is going to on today with the murders on the streets to senseless violence. everybody knows who murdered my son. thomas hannibal, paris moffat, andrew videau, jason thomas. they were all out there when my son was murdered. i fight for other mothers and fathers. the mayor said i know who killed your son. how long do we have to grieve? i have been doing this for 9 years. the pain is still the same. no one should walk away from us. we are not going to hurt anybody. we can speak for our children better than anyone el

historical landmark a 6 to 12 months process what it means if we were to landmark former mayor willie brown high school and the last item an updates on the former middle pointed roads excuse me. so there is been action that has happening at the site to supervisor cowen has provided 200 and $50,000 to move forward on a community process to have have it to revitalized the parks for our communities so the commissioner walton and i have been working on this project and commissioner walton touring the site and going to do the injection phase mr. golden will be providing a report on the next steps in terms of demolition clearing and then start. >> communities process on that thank you. >> thank you for the reports on the building and grounds committee a member the budget committee wants to speak. >> yes. dr. murase and commissioner norton has succeed me to presents the report we had an augmented committee on september 1st, 2015, and 3 informational items one was administratively approve the k and allocations the school site budget allocations actually all commissioners received a copy in hair box

name is lindy dawnany and i'm a speech language pathology and work at james lick middle school and willy brown middle school. i'm here to tell you about my process purchasesing a home at 1400 mission. i was hired by the district a couple years ago and it was my dream job. when i moved here i was surprised how expensive rent was and didn't think it was something i would be able to-do in the laing run. the end of last school year i made the decision to move away somewhere more affordable or look into other options to stay in the city and that is how i found out about the below market rate housing opportunity. so, i did research on line, went to a couple classes for-through the i think the credit counseling agencies and they gave information about thew purchase a home and take out a loan and then they gave me a counselor one on one who brought me through the process and convinced me to apply for 1400 mission. i schbts in the application and approved for the loan and found out a couple months later and won the lottery which is great news and now i can stay in the city. the whole process was great.

pane we post announcing and more to follow in addition, we collaborated to extend our support to willie l. browniddle school student council to follow up with that our students reached it out out to the the willie l. brown middle school program for aid in progressing the student council and actually be having tare elections this thursday october 29th and our next advisors council meeting is monday november at 215? the public council and anyone is welcome if you have presentations are you would like a copy of the agenda you can feel free to contact mr. salvador our corridor and again dinner will be provided thank you. >> thank you student delegates for this report. >> yes. >> yes students thank you very much i want to say if you i would like to do a workshop at our events in march i'll be happy to do it i've done it i don't know if i can add anything but it is so good but if you want many me to i'll be happy to. >> we feel welcome to have you you've been there two or three years and been in the to have you and like commissioner walton and commissioner vice president haney we would like to have yo

i have been out here, i have been to mayor willie brown and newsom and now the honorable mayor lee. was very embarrassed that day. i want ed lee that i'm not going to bite you. all i want to do is let you know the pain is is still going on with mothers like myself. we want to put our pictures, we want a memorial and our children's pictures the same way that you are giving everybody else, sandy hook and domestic violence people. they are honored to put their pictures on the bus. i'm not asking to put the pictures on the bus. this is what i have left of my son. this is what is going to on today with the murders on the streets to senseless violence. everybody knows who murdered my son. thomas hannibal, paris moffat, andrew videau, jason thomas. they were all out there when my son was murdered. i fight for other mothers and fathers. the mayor said i know who killed your son. how long do we have to grieve? i have been doing this for 9 years. the pain is still the same. no one should walk away from us. we are not going to hurt anybody. we can speak for our children better than anyone else

like to announce that our family empowerment conference will be saturday october 17th at the willie l. brown middle school the recurs fair opens at 9:00 a.m. and working groups will be from 10:00 to 3:00 p.m. and interpretation services will be provided so i encourage the community and all the parents to please come on out this saturday something new the conference is co-sponsored by advisory bodies the african-american parents advisory committee and the communities sires for special education and is district parental council been engaged in obamacare this and flyers are available in 5 languages on the district website and disabled by community organizations that work with the san francisco unified school district families families are encourage to reserve 415241 6184 in english or spanish and 41574910 for cantonese mardin drain pr www.sfusd dot ed u f e r e nc e it is available in english or spanish and the empowerment speed limit is taking place on the california state building 4455 golden gate from 9 to 6:00 p.m. students attend two working groups and see the panels on working group and a

name is lindy dawnany and i'm a speech language pathology and work at james lick middle school and willy brown middle school. i'm here to tell you about my process purchasesing a home at 1400 mission. i was hired by the district a couple years ago and it was my dream job. when i moved here i was surprised how expensive rent was and didn't think it was something i would be able to-do in the laing run. the end of last school year i made the decision to move away somewhere more affordable or look into other options to stay in the city and that is how i found out about the below market rate housing opportunity. so, i did research on line, went to a couple classes for-through the i think the credit counseling agencies and they gave information about thew purchase a home and take out a loan and then they gave me a counselor one on one who brought me through the process and convinced me to apply for 1400 mission. i schbts in the application and approved for the loan and found out a couple months later and won the lottery which is great news and now i can stay in the city. the whole process was great.

department of public works this is a standard sidewalks legislation louis a drop off in front of the willie l. brown middle school went through the standard calibrations and city planning as approved the task and fire department so all the major groups have agreed on the legislation and moving forward to the board any other questions i object to answer them. >> this is clean and straightforward representative from the school district to make a short presentation thank you, mr. rooir. >> hello. >> hello. >> are you speaking on this item or in 3789. >> cooperative you don't have is a public comment. >> a school district representative. >> no general contractor give me a minute you'll be able to speak. >> colleagues i don't know if you have any concerns let's go ahead and open up for public comment open up for public comment is open people have two minutes to speak and soft chime 30 seconds remaining sir if you want to come up now is your opportunity and again, any member of the public can speak. >> thank you, welcome. >> i'm not sure i don't have is a comment noted sure. >> are you in favor. >> that's

it was established on mayor willie brown when he was in office and we would like to see that again because it actually address the crisis in the black community whether it was police or housing, the black community needs a say so in how we are treated in the community. the african american community relations board was one of the ways we addressed those issues. we also want to talk about community policing. we think community policing need to be in our communities because that's the wave of the future and it gives the community an opportunity to participate in how they are policed. we want to involve in the training of our new police officers and we want to get the community more involved in community activities. i want to thank president for letting me speak today. thank you, president breed. >> thank you, mr. jackson. next speaker, please. public speaker: good evening, my name is fred jordan. i'm the president of the san francisco african american chamber of commerce and i would imagine some of you have heard a little bit about the chamber. we've been around since 1973. this is my third

department of public works this is a standard sidewalks legislation louis a drop off in front of the willie l. brown middle school went through the standard calibrations and city planning as approved the task and fire department so all the major groups have agreed on the legislation and moving forward to the board any other questions i object to answer them. >> this is clean and straightforward representative from the school district to make a short presentation thank you, mr. rooir. >> hello. >> hello. >> are you speaking on this item or in 3789. >> cooperative you don't have is a public comment. >> a school district representative. >> no general contractor give me a minute you'll be able to speak. >> colleagues i don't know if you have any concerns let's go ahead and open up for public comment open up for public comment is open people have two minutes to speak and soft chime 30 seconds remaining sir if you want to come up now is your opportunity and again, any member of the public can speak. >> thank you, welcome. >> i'm not sure i don't have is a comment noted sure. >> are you in favor. >> that's

it was established on mayor willie brown when he was in office and we would like to see that again because it actually address the crisis in the black community whether it was police or housing, the black community needs a say so in how we are treated in the community. the african american community relations board was one of the ways we addressed those issues. we also want to talk about community policing. we think community policing need to be in our communities because that's the wave of the future and it gives the community an opportunity to participate in how they are policed. we want to involve in the training of our new police officers and we want to get the community more involved in community activities. i want to thank president for letting me speak today. thank you, president breed. >> thank you, mr. jackson. next speaker, please. public speaker: good evening, my name is fred jordan. i'm the president of the san francisco african american chamber of commerce and i would imagine some of you have heard a little bit about the chamber. we've been around since 1973. this is my third

a half i've been an active member of the outreach committee i have one child that attends the willie l. brown middle school who has an interest in attending mit and studying veterinarian medication the a pack it super excited to support of decision vision 2025 we're in agreement with the objective outline, however, we're concerned about those objectives that are not are currently within reach of many of our african-american students african-american parents care and are invested in in their children's outcomes we find ourselves navigation center a system that don't properly sincere our families for many decades african-american enrollment from the san francisco unified school district has actually decreased from 5 thousand seven hundred students to 4 thousand 5 hundred students over the past 3 years the african-american population in san francisco as you can see is absent blur writingy on that slide under 56 to 48 thousand from 2011 to 2013 as our numbers in the city and the school district has dwindled we have double our attendance at the action park meeting we're super excited and have repr

department of public works this is a standard sidewalks legislation louis a drop off in front of the willie l. brown middle school went through the standard calibrations and city planning as approved the task and fire department so all the major groups have agreed on the legislation and moving forward to the board any other questions i object to answer them. >> this is clean and straightforward representative from the school district to make a short presentation thank you, mr. rooir. >> hello. >> hello. >> are you speaking on this item or in 3789. >> cooperative you don't have is a public comment. >> a school district representative. >> no general contractor give me a minute you'll be able to speak. >> colleagues i don't know if you have any concerns let's go ahead and open up for public comment open up for public comment is open people have two minutes to speak and soft chime 30 seconds remaining sir if you want to come up now is your opportunity and again, any member of the public can speak. >> thank you, welcome. >> i'm not sure i don't have is a comment noted sure. >> are you in favor. >> that's

i have been out here, i have been to mayor willie brown and newsom and now the honorable mayor lee. was very embarrassed that day. i want ed lee that i'm not going to bite you. all i want to do is let you know the pain is is still going on with mothers like myself. we want to put our pictures, we want a memorial and our children's pictures the same way that you are giving everybody else, sandy hook and domestic violence people. they are honored to put their pictures on the bus. i'm not asking to put the pictures on the bus. this is what i have left of my son. this is what is going to on today with the murders on the streets to senseless violence. everybody knows who murdered my son. thomas hannibal, paris moffat, andrew videau, jason thomas. they were all out there when my son was murdered. i fight for other mothers and fathers. the mayor said i know who killed your son. how long do we have to grieve? i have been doing this for 9 years. the pain is still the same. no one should walk away from us. we are not going to hurt anybody. we can speak for our children better than anyone else

. >> moving to stem education this is the openly of willie l. brown middle school the first middle school and learning the supports of firms that particle in the communities benefit we've supported this since day one providing financial support to enhance the science learning and we've also provided volunteer times to connect with the patterns and share information about the sfpuc and continue to support this throughout the year that has to do with green infrastructure we've got buildings and recertification. >> finally in career preparedness you've heard about this in the passive we're pleased to say we reach more youth than any other departments we have in 2015 more than 13 hundred students got paid directly with the puc or other personally with others agrees we've having had nirms students return as commissioners many of the students aspire to work with the puc upon college and those investments people with the pipeline we're continuing to evaluate our students into the workforce and we'll be excited to report back on this in the future. >> providi

like to announce that our family empowerment conference will be saturday october 17th at the willie l. brownd working groups will be from 10:00 to 3:00 p.m. and interpretation services will be provided so i encourage the community and all the parents to please come on out this saturday something new the conference is co-sponsored by advisory bodies the african-american parents advisory committee and the communities sires for special education and is district parental council been engaged in obamacare this and flyers are available in 5 languages on the district website and disabled by community organizations that work with the san francisco unified school district families families are encourage to reserve 415241 6184 in english or spanish and 41574910 for cantonese mardin drain pr www.sfusd dot ed u f e r e nc e it is available in english or spanish and the empowerment speed limit is taking place on the california state building 4455 golden gate from 9 to 6:00 p.m. students attend two working groups and see the panels on working group and a keynote address i'll encourage ourtu

department of public works this is a standard sidewalks legislation louis a drop off in front of the willie l. brown middle school went through the standard calibrations and city planning as approved the task and fire department so all the major groups have agreed on the legislation and moving forward to the board any other questions i object to answer them. >> this is clean and straightforward representative from the school district to make a short presentation thank you, mr. rooir. >> hello. >> hello. >> are you speaking on this item or in 3789. >> cooperative you don't have is a public comment. >> a school district representative. >> no general contractor give me a minute you'll be able to speak. >> colleagues i don't know if you have any concerns let's go ahead and open up for public comment open up for public comment is open people have two minutes to speak and soft chime 30 seconds remaining sir if you want to come up now is your opportunity and again, any member of the public can speak. >> thank you, welcome. >> i'm not sure i don't have is a comment noted sure. >> are you in favor. >> that's