wong is also present. we will just confirm that's what we're working on and i'm prepared to take any questions you have. >> commissioner walker? >> once the plans are approved, what is the estimate of time for executing and getting the project completed? >>> i prefer our engineer to answer that question in terms of how long it would take to have it executed. i can answer the other part because of the fact that this is -- we're talking about a significant amount of money involved. and because of insurance being also part of it, it may take about couple of three weeks to get that done. but as far as execution from an engineering point of view, i'd rather have him address that question. >> okay. so, really the question is the time to get the permit, assuming there's movement forward, and then executing. >> >>> yes, definitely, good morning, members of the board. javier chavareia. as she discussed we have completed top graphic survey. a few small changes have occurred. when we went to the property to implement

wong, the owner of the downhill residents at 17 37 12th avenue. and i'd just like to confirm what ms. sarkesian just said and join her request for a continuance. i agree that a permanent timeline may need to be established, but the two parties are in agreement that we're making progress and i just wanted to support her request. >> is there any further public comment? the commissioners can deliberate. >> i would actually like to make a motion that we uphold the order of abatement and hold it as the consideration is moving forward so we can give maybe a 90 days to do the permit and, you know, six months to do the -- considering that we are entering a rainy season, allow for that. but i think we need to draw -- i mean, it isn't usual that we extend these things over and over again like this. so, i think that it might be helpful to the process if somebody draws a line. it can get done and they can battle about it. that's my concern at this point, that it get done and we minimize the possible risk here. so, that would be my motion, is to allow for -- >

our clerk is linda wong. we would like to acknowledge the staff at sfg-tv who records each of the meetings and makes the transcripts available on line. we would like to recognize jesse. are there any announcements? >> linda wong: please make sure all electronic devices and copies of any documents to be included as part of the file shall be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the september 1 board of supervisors agenda unless others with stated. item 1, repointing malia joint powers board. >> chair kim: this is a roiment to supervisor malia cohen. is there any comments from colleagues? seeing none, we will open it up for public comment. if you'd like to speak on this item, please come up. >> i just want to say i want to see -- ♪ i want to see her in your morning, i want to see her in your board of supervisors night ♪ ♪ let her change what city's rong and make it right. ♪ let her wander through the city's wonderland that we all share. ♪ all i ask you is let her be there. ♪ all i ask yo

>> linda wong: yes. >> chair kim: can you please call items 3 and 4. >> linda wong: item 3 -- the mayor's

>> linda wong: yes. >> chair kim: can you please call items 3 and 4. >> linda wong: item 3 -- the mayor's reappointment of francesca vietor for the term ending august 1, 2016. item 4, mayor's reappointment of vince courtney, unexpired portion of a term ending august 1, 2016. >> chair kim: we have a question from committee members. supervisor campos. >> co-chair campos: thank you, commissioner, for your willingness to continue to serve and for the work that you've already done. i will be very happy to support

i'm not sure if there are more. >> linda wong: yes. we received two from applicants wishing to withdraw and they are cynthia davis and richard appl appleby. >> chair kim: given the great number of applicants that we have, which is unusual, that is because it is a completely new task force that is being created and that legislation was authored by supervisor wiener who is here today, and i believe coauthored by supervisor campos and supervisor olague, i think that is the reason why we have such a great number but i will be limiting the presentation to two minutes. we of course appreciate brevity. all members of the rules committee did get your applications and any additional information that you have included, whether it's your rÉsume or personal essays and we did read through all of them. if you can touch on other aspects of your qualifications when you do present we would appreciate that, and why you would like to serve and what some of your priorities may be. there's not a reason to regurgitate what you've already said. supervisor wi

i'm not sure if there are more. >> linda wong: yes. we received two from applicants wishing to withdraw and they are cynthia davis and richard appl appleby. >> chair kim: given the great number of applicants that we have, which is unusual, that is because it is a completely new task force that is being created and that legislation was authored by supervisor wiener who is here today, and i believe coauthored by supervisor campos and supervisor olague, i think that is the reason why we have such a great number but i will be limiting

thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is may wong.i objected that they would do remodeling and then open up the mcd store in the area. actually, smoking is already bad for people, the smell is bad and not good and bad for the kids and bad for everybody. the government's already telling people smoking is bad for them, how come you let these people to pollute the air. they could go to somewhere far, not to have in the area where a densely populated with residents . actually, the area in coming up is getting better, so let's say you let the mcd store open in the area, then a lot of people might not like the idea and they will start moving out of the area. >> thank you. >> my name is sue ying lee. i strongly oppose to have an mcd store open in my community, so it will directly affect the environment of my community and also our livelihood. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello, commissioner, i hope you can disregard the process and let the green cross move forward, a lot of these previous speakers talk uneducated about marijuana and the benef

thank you. >> my name is yen gee wong. i object to mcd, i know to date you're talking about the permit is more like a building permit, however i wanted the city to be concerned like when they get the permit, what are they going to use the permit to do, what are they going to do with it. if they are getting a permit for something which is like good for people like let's say a bakery that is for the people, that is okay, let's say if they open up something like for selling marijuana, those are things are not good for people, it is not good for the community to have them sell things like that in the area. thank you. >> thank you. >> my name is hazel kong. i know today you're just talking about the building permit, however, i know eventually they are going to sell marijuana in the area. i do not object to those people who have a health issue that need to take that kind of drug, i am not objecting that, but however, when you smell the marijuana, generally it's like these young folks or young kids in the area, you can almost fin

claudine wong is at the chp office with an update but first alex savage is at the medical center withhe vigil for officer youngstrum, alex. >> reporter: good morning, yes, the officer's family is asking everyone to offer their prayers as doctors here at the medical center work to save his life. the wounded officer has relatives from around the country on their way here right now. he is in icu and remains in critical condition. last night the chp identified him as 37-year-old kenyon youngstrum, colleagues tell us he is a husband and father of four who lives in fairfield and also a former army reservist, shot yesterday morning by a driver during a traffic stop in alamo along 680. the chp is not giving much on the injuries he suffered during that shooting but certainly that is a very difficult time for fellow officers. >> you know, it is a time that we reflect. a time to remember that when we get up and brush our teeth that the job we have we may not be coming home. >> the chp is telling us youngstrum is a seven year veteran of the force and began his career working here in contra costa

wong? >> reporter: school officials are calling this quote, an incredibly devastating situation as police look for more victims. we are here at the middle school where he has been a teacher for years. according to the school website he teaches math science, and student councilco adviser and this morning he is behind bars for committing a lewd & lascivious conduct with a child under 14. the arrest came after reason reports of inappropriate relationships. the principal hut him on -- put him on administrative leave and he has a long history with the community and with students. pool are asking if you have any information any appropriate conduct call police. in the meantime the school is making big changes to the classes he taught. his students will be broken up and reassigned starting monday. the school is inviting parents of the students who were in his classes to come to a meeting tonight where they can ask questions and administrators are expected to be there. they will have extra councilli

i am joined by vice chair supervisor farrell and supervisor campos and our clerk is linda wong. we would like to recognize the staff at sfgtv, and we want to acknowledge jesse and carolyn. i know there are a number of people here. thank you so much for being here. we will try to move through the agenda as quickly as we can. madam clerk, can you please call item 1. >> linda wong: item 1, hearing to consider appointing eight members, terms to be determined to the wage task force. there are eight seats and nine applicants. >> chair kim: thank you. i will call up the applicants in the order that you are listed on the agenda. because we have nine applicants and a number of agenda items, i am going to ask you to limit your comments to two minutes. i will be calling up ace wiseman and charlotte noss. come up. ask you to speak about your work experience and skill set as relates to the position that you are applying to and maybe some of the areas you would like to prioritize during your term on the task force. thank you. >> hi. my name is ace wiseman. i'm a board member with young worker

police have not made any arrests on the case but wopping wong is out there on -- claudine wong is out there at the scene and she will bring us the latest details coming up. >>> the other shooting overnight in oakland, somebody drove up and shot into a car with five women inside. it happened right near mills college. one woman was shot in the chest while another was wounded in the leg. both are at hyland hospital, they are expected to survive. a third victim survived some cuts to her face because of flying glass. >>> several problems of globing, it happened on the palo alto park trail. a woman told police a man grabbed her from behind and tried to pull her down. she managed to get away and tried to call for help. this is the third time a woman reported being grabbed in that same area. >> the fact that this person has that kind of nerve tells he is a little off and thinks he can get away with anything anywhere. >> police believe the same person may have committed all three attacks. they are describing him as a latino man 40 years old and 5- foot 9 inches tall. >>> also they are looking

claudine wong is where this terrifying ordeal began, claudine? >> reporter: it is a terrifying story which started in fremont. the young men apparently went running down the street for help and the police station is a little over a block away from here and that may have been key to getting these victims some help fast. it was five miles away from union city and this all started when three young men were walking down the street and a truck aggressively pursued them, trying to get them into their vehicle. even as they ran away, that pickup truck driver reportedly went after one of the three. >> the truck was last seen following the teen behind the arch stone apartment complex also located on civic center. >> reporter: now the other two young men were able to flag down a police officer for help. as they were giving that officer information about the truck, they actually spotted the pickup truck so the police went after it trying to pull the suspect over but they went on a pursuit police chase. >> a short pursuit went on and when the police caught th

i did disclose to the clerk of the board, employee wong, regarding my disability.arding how it coalesces with federal law, i'm not sure. yeah. >> chair kim: thank you, ms. forsley. i know you've been here to present before the rules committee in the past. any questions for ms. forsley? seeing none, thank you very much. so are there any comments or questions, additional comments or questions from colleagues? seeing none, at this time, we'll open it up for public comment. if you would like to speak on item no. 3, please do step up. i don't have any speaker cards for this item, so just -- you can line up on this side of the room. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm richard nee. i've been on the task force for 10 years, and the interest that ms. simon and ms. wilson have shown is certainly admirable. however i think in addition to the disability factor, i think there is one other thing that gives an edge to mr. wolfe, and that is, as you know, at this time, the committee on information technology and the department of technology are attempting to consolidate and upgrad

ktvu claudine wong is in pleasant hill where this happened. so give us details. >> reporter: this is where it all ended. i want to show you this is fair oaks elementary on in this little roundabout they have these poles to protect the roundabout. look what happened when weather the police chase ended. you can see heavy damage. one got pulled up out of the ground. i want to show you video from last night so that you can see what this looked like. this police chase started in vallejo a little before 8:00 in the evening. police tell us that it started as an investigative stop. we are hearing for drugs and weapons. they tried to pull the vehicle over but the driver kept going. got on the freeway crossed a couple freeways. about a half mile off 680 off the monument boulevard exit that is when the suspects crashed. the police officer on scene explains why one officer ended up firing his weapon. >> crashed into the protective poles. officers took an individual in custody. >> reporter: individual? >> there were two in the car. there was two male drive

claudine wong has more. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori., school is in session here at fair oaks elementary school. official officials have put up tape marking where this clays came to an end. this morning, the principal got to school and the press and knew something it happened -- had happened. he quickly learned the damage to the front of the school all left behind by a high-speed chase that ended here. >> we have a school messenger system and we're -- we're getting people know they can come and that they are safe. >> reporter: the chase started here at magazine and lincoln, this spot two counties, three freeways and 16 miles away from where -- from where it all ended. >> m police say it started when vallejo detectives spotted the suspect vehicle. but when officers tried to pull the driver over, he took off, on 80, 780, a -- and 680. a short distance later, the suspect came down lisa lang in pleasant hill and right behind it became several police cars with rots of -- lots of sirens. what the suspect may not have known, lisa lane is a dead

. >> as cloud deny wong ex -- claudine wong explains. >> reporter: it is three young man. ages 19 and 20 years old. walking about 10. >> they say robert tried pretty aggressively to get him into his pickup truck. >> he is driving recklessly and going onto the sidewalk. >> the men ran and split up. one going into the apartment complex. the other two men it ran down civic center drive and flagged down a police officer for help. he had just started his shift. and just left the police station where is right down from the vehicle. >> it came out of this important are complex. and that's when the chase began d. >> that didn't end until they got to third and when the suspect's truck and two police cars crashed. >> we deployed the canine and they were innegative. and the taser. and they say two officers tackled them on the ground. >> they are okay. >> as to why he went out with them. >> he wanted six with all three of the victims and wanted to get them to the truck. >> a bet daly city is from the area. he has a history of drug, eve straighting police. all similar to the charges th

our clerk is linda wong.e would like to acknowledge the staff at sfg-tv who records each of the meetings and makes the transcripts available on line. we would like to recognize jesse. are there any announcements? >> linda wong: please make sure all electronic devices and copies of any documents to be included as part of the file shall be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the september 1 board of supervisors agenda unless others with stated. item 1,

longest, brian wong, dpw. then the jpuc< it team. (reading names) project engineering, amamy sinclair . wiolson, rosie janz, contracts and purchasing, benita magee, veronica ing, mindy yi, prject accoiunting (reading names) furniture and everything else. ellen wong. relocation. gary, susan, kurk. (didn't get all the names). you've done so much to make it happen, thank you so much. [applause]. >> i just want to tell' short story that has to do with the general manager, 525 golden gate. 15 years ago,illie brown, asked that i spearheaded new effort that was to establish a commission and department on the environment. there was so green building legislation proposed at the time. one. approached was to identify 10 pilot projects. model projects. mayor brown brought me in and just made a deal with the state, bougts the building for $1. 525 bold bold, i think we should try to build one. greenest buildings in the city. i want to go to the city departments and talk about green and sustainability. don't take no for an answer, tell them this co

claudine wong joins us live to explain how this whole situation unholded. >> reporter: tori. james izumizaki is, by all -- tori, james izumizaki, is, by all accounts, a very popular store. but on monday, a chain of events led to his arrest. parents of the children who dropped their kids off this morning, knew the arrest was imminent. >> i am just shocked. i know him. >> reporter: police say the victim described only as -- police say the victim was described only as a young girl. james izumizaki, the teacher, teaches, coaches. >> his performance has been above average. he's highly respected at the middle school and a very popular teacher. >> reporter: but the superintendent said when she learned of the allegation, she immediately put him on leave and ♪ fid police. after his -- notified police. after his arrest, she alerted the staff and the district. >> i can tell you that everyone in the district is devastated, the principal, the assistant principals and particularly the teaching staff. >> reporter: but she says the focus is on the children. last night an e-mail went out to t

ktvu claudine wong is live in south san francisco to tell us who they are looking for. claudine. >> reporter: i just talked to the mother of devin and brooklyn the two children that were abducted. she says she is just trying to stay strong. she just hopes her children will come home soon. i want to show you a picture of the two children. this is two-year-old devin and his three-year-old sister brooklyn. the mom says the two were with their grandmother in south san francisco. she was at the courthouse trying to get a restraining order and that is when their father came by. this is a picture of their father christopher maffei. she and maffei were not in a relationship but she was granting them visitation with the kids that is until monday when she told him without a job and no place to live he shouldn't see the kids anymore. >> monday is when i told him. >> reporter: how did he react? >> he was upset with me. he said he had rights to see the children. and they need to see their father. what i was doing was a crime. he was going to charge me with a felony. he was going to

i represent james wong, the owner of the lower line property affected by all of this. as the board may know, we also preferencehave an abatement or. we did not file, to submit the order to uphold the an appeal because we thought it would all sort out and felt that the assessments were based on the reality and the existence of a perceived nuisance and danger. we could not dispute that both sides had that, so we got to the point where we did not appeal, with all due respect to ms. dubrovsky's right to appeal under the rule. that being said, i concur with what tour-sarkissian has presented. we do have from a judge and appointed arbitrator, interim arbitration award which calls for the parties to meet and confer, but the award itself has not fairly fixed parameters, and we are dealing with color, kind, location, some of the amenities, how to implement this interim award into a final award. the award is binding, so we are not going to be appealing it. i do not think the dubrovsky parties will appeal because i do not think it is appealable. i think there is enough in there,