presentation by ed wong city wide recruiter department of human resources. public comment is welcome. item number 6, information item. policy recommendations on city employment for people with disabilities. perspectives from disability service providers. remarks by fionaimes system change coordinator community organize, independent living resource center san francisco. anne stein san francisco mayors committee for employment of persons with disabilities. item number 7, information item. prnl employment perspectives. a selection of a diverse group of employee with visible and invisible disabilities share their stories, challenges and recommendations for transforming the sit a and county of san francisco into a model employer for people with disabilities. prezen taishzs by joanna frugugy deputy director programic access. anh [inaudible] marti access service manager san francisco public library. jonathan lyens project manager department of public health. public comment is welcome. break, the council will take a 10 minute break. item number 8, information item. d

presentation by ed wong city wide recruiter department of human resources. public comment is welcome. item number 6, information item. policy recommendations on city employment for people with disabilities. perspectives from disability service providers. remarks by fionaimes system change coordinator community organize, independent living resource center san francisco. anne stein san francisco mayors committee for employment of persons with disabilities. item number 7, information item. prnl employment perspectives. a selection of a diverse group of employee with visible and invisible disabilities share their stories, challenges and recommendations for transforming the sit a and county of san francisco into a model employer for people with disabilities. prezen taishzs by joanna frugugy deputy director programic access. anh [inaudible] marti access service manager san francisco public library. jonathan lyens project manager department of public health. public comment is welcome. break, the council will take a 10 minute break. item number 8, information item. d

presentation by ed wong city wide recruiter department of human resources. public comment is welcome. item number 6, information item. policy recommendations on city employment for people with disabilities. perspectives from disability service providers. remarks by fionaimes system change coordinator community organize, independent living resource center san francisco. anne stein san francisco mayors committee for employment of persons with disabilities. item number 7, information item. prnl employment perspectives. a selection of a diverse group of employee with visible and invisible disabilities share their stories, challenges and recommendations for transforming the sit a and county of san francisco into a model employer for people with disabilities. prezen taishzs by joanna frugugy deputy director programic access. anh [inaudible] marti access service manager san francisco public library. jonathan lyens project manager department of public health. public comment is welcome. break, the council will take a 10 minute break. item number 8, information item. d

wong's home. it was the city's 11th officer-involved shooting this year. >>> police say a driver smashed into nine cars in richmond this morning while trying to get away from police. abc 7 news reporter wayne freeman takes you through what happened. >> reporter: it was a neighborhood-numbing ten-vehicle crash. an entire city block in richmond. a landscape of mangled metal and what looked like miles of police tape. >> to hit that amount of cars and somehow ending up where he did, the car probably flew. >> reporter: this is the aftermath. cell phone video shot by rudy sorto showing the suspect being loaded into an ambulance. rudy was the first to arrive at the scene and speak with him. >> as soon as i mentioned to him that the cops were behind, to relax, he kind of got frantic and just started, you know, wanting to get out, trying to get out. but of course it was going nowhere because his legs were pinned to the car. >> reporter: richmond police told us this incident began with a traffic stop initiated by san pablo police, who say that after the suspect pulled over he took off. this afternoon san pa

city group local market. this is his first transaction with us in my 10 years here. peter wong senior [inaudible] lanoodem, ceo of states and securities. i should point out stenson is a san francisco [inaudible] series 2016 b and c bond [inaudible] is the managing underwriter subject to your approval and baxter [inaudible] will be the comanagers and [inaudible] will also be a comanager. blalock is a sb, lb and representing [inaudible] i would like to introduce [inaudible] and john kim. you met peter wong from bax trm and have [inaudible] lopez from [inaudible] the series 2016 d bonds city group global market as a placement [inaudible] this is a substantially different role than an underwriter and it is compensated differently and requires different experience. city group priced it very aggressively and had a lot of experience so the panel felt they were the best choice. estimated timing of next steps to get all this done is november 9 consideration the over site board whos approval is required to proceed and [inaudible] approval of that the oversight board probably the same day

city hall chaos. abc 7 news reporter allen wong tweeted this video from alameda as the debate over rent control turnedpandemonium. a live report coming up. >>> threat of el nino has bay area homeowners making roof repairs. we'll find out about the sticker shock facing consumers. >>> those stories and more at 11:00 on channel 7. >> having trouble lifting his right arm for some reason. >> this is nice. >> nice. >> little bling. >> this isn't nearly as big as the actual ring. >> the players' rings are like -- they're gargantuan. can't wear those things. just look at them. the warriors are defending nba champs. the clippers think they could have beaten golden state last year. in a battle of unbeatens. this little thing. ring night at oracle as the first 10,000 fans received replica championship rings. steph curry on his first shot of the night. couple of piggyback fouls. shawn livingston comes in. they don't miss a beat. festus ezeli. gets it up and down. mo speights. the lead was up to 17. ezeli, look at the hammer there. he puts it on the deck to clear space. l.a. fights back. chris paul, two of his 20

. >> reporter: wong in southern china helped build the reputation as the factory of the world t. the city was once home of manufacturers and garment factories. many firms are now pulling out. a major hong kong based clothing manufacturer operates this factory. it produces shirts and other items for upscale u.s. and euro peep brands. about 1600 people are working here. but the company made a decision to shut down the factory next year. the garment maker has decided to shut down one of its two production bases in the city. some assembly lines are already being dismantled. in the meantime, company is increasing its investment in vietnam a member of the tpp. a new factory there will be completed next month. the company plans to employ 5,000 workers in the factory, and more than double production in vietnam. li is the company's ceo. he says the tpp was an added bonus for his investment plan in vietnam. 80% of his firm's products are exported to the united states. he says the u.s. imposes a nearly 20% tariff on those items. but tariffs on goods made in vietnam will be scrapped once the tpp goes

wong (clapping.) we'd like for you to say. >> few words if you can. >> well, thank you supervisors and the city and county of san francisco this was unaccepted and probably under deserved i really want to thank you city and county of san francisco for the privilege of work with the most excelled group of people i've ever met most talented and dedicated people i've ever met at the san francisco rent board and a number of members are here with us today. >> thank you and thank you, supervisors, thank you san francisco, and keep safe thank you very much (clapping.) >> okay. colleagues now we will go to our 3:00 a.m. special order madam clerk this will bring us to the first 3:00 p.m. special order and somewhat complicated we have before us appeals for the 5m project in district 6 there are 3 appeals related to the environmental impact report the conditional use authorization, and the office allocation we're going to hear all 3 appeals together apparently, there are piece of legislation potentially 30 years the project a general plan amendment the creation of a special use district and a development all the tim

britain and kill the king of england and escape and go to vatican city and execute -- be the -- assassinate the pope. the whole idea someone wong he could get away with this is just really unbelievable when you think about it. >> how long did mckinley live? >> he lasted eight days. he also had not the best medical contention. x-rays had not been invented yet at the time of garfield and mckinley. the bullet was not renoffed in -- removed in either case. the fact is that he suffered eight days. it didn't seem like he was going to die so vice president theodore roosevelt was up in new york at the adirondack mountains hunting because he figured mckinley was going to be fine. and a had to be found certain number of hours went by before they could find him to tell him the president is dead and you are now the president. it was a little panicky for a while. where is teddy roosevelt? >> you claim in your book teddy roosevelt wouldn't have been elected president had he not been -- his president when he was vice president had been assassinated? you think he wouldn't have made it on his own? >> he was a replacement vice president. this is

wong (clapping.) we'd like for you to say. >> few words if you can. >> well, thank you supervisors and the city and county of san francisco this was unaccepted and probably under deserved i really want to thank you city and county of san francisco for the privilege of work with the most excelled group of people i've ever met most talented and dedicated people i've ever met at the san francisco rent board and a number of members are here with us today. >> thank you and thank you, supervisors, thank you san francisco, and keep safe thank you very much (clapping.) >> okay. colleagues now we will go to our 3:00 a.m. special order madam clerk this will bring us to the first 3:00 p.m. special order and somewhat complicated we have before us appeals for the 5m project in district 6 there are 3 appeals related to the environmental impact report the conditional use authorization, and the office allocation we're going to hear all 3 appeals together apparently, there are piece of legislation potentially 30 years the project a general plan amendment the creation of a special use district and a development all the tim

the city closed a major intersection for a construction project that's going to inconvenience commuters for the next seven days. abc 7 news reporter alan wongs the story from mission bay. >> reporter: the construction at 4th and king streets means many muni trains will be off regular schedule. passengers on the t third line will have to ride a bus. >> it's hard for me with a stroller. if it's one of those new buses that i can jump in, but if it has the stairs it's hard for me to get on them. >> reporter: the njuta and f lines will start 45 minutes late and the embarcadero or e line will will not be running on the weekends. also many of the regular muni stops in this area are being temporarily relocated. >> oh, my god. it's bad. i've got to walk -- well, actually, i'm missing one kid but i have to walk with a lot of kids all the way up there. >> reporter: construction crews will be jackhammering around the clock to tie in existing tracks to the new central subway line which is scheduled to open in 2019. >> it's been kind of hectic around here, the noise is getting a little unbearable at times. >> reporter: all of this will make getting on an

most 8 year jz my wife and i have raised our 2 children in this great city so look forward what you have to say >> my name is victor wong, for those here from the tl i am known as mr. ivy league. i am the deputy director of legal out reach, we are the largest provider of the legal service in immigration, domestic violence and human traffics. i also worked as a da in san francisco and as a public defender in la >> pet prudejesus and also a attorney and work with the plaintiffs firm now and used to be a public defender in san francisco and also a native. i am always glad to be in the >> can you hear? >> native san franciscan and on the commission about 7 year jz always glad to come to the tenderloin and having din rb so thank you for coming and hearing your ideas regarding the body worn cameras >> my name is julius turman. i wish i could say i'm not a lawyer, but i am. i am a partner at the law firm of read smith and practice labor and employment. thank you for having us here. >> commissioner marshal >> you met all the lawyer jz can meet the 2 that are not. [inaudible] former employee of san francisco unified school distr

wong (clapping.) we'd like for you to say. >> few words if you can. >> well, thank you supervisors and the city and county of san francisco this was unaccepted and probably under deserved i really want to thank you city and county of san francisco for the privilege of work with the most excelled group of people i've ever met most talented and dedicated people i've ever met at the san francisco rent board and a number of members are here with us today. >> thank you and thank you, supervisors, thank you san francisco, and keep safe thank you very much (clapping.) >> okay. colleagues now we will go to our 3:00 a.m. special order madam clerk this will bring us to the first 3:00 p.m. special order and somewhat complicated we have before us appeals for the 5m project in district 6 there are 3 appeals related to the environmental impact report the conditional use authorization, and the office allocation we're going to hear all 3 appeals together apparently, there are piece of legislation potentially 30 years the project a general plan amendment the creation of a special use district and a development all the tim