. >> entonces ayÚdate hablÁndome del embajador wu, trabajaste para Él mucho tiempo. >> el embajador wu estaba en la economÍa. pero la polÍtica era seguir apartado de occidente, Él creÍa que podÍa cruzar esa brecha. >> ¿cuÁl brecha? >> hablo de apariencias y mentiras, francamente pensÉ que lo entenderÍas mejor. (mÚsica). >> ¿a quiÉn llamas? >> dime. >> hola, panaderÍa loli. >> correcto. >> es una fachada, ¿y quÉ? >> eso es un club social. un club privado para caballeros, de apuestas. >> ¿y? >> y sexo. >> oh. (mÚsica). >> te necesito, ayÚdame a encontrar lo que busco, ¿sÍ? >> ¿quÉ estÁs haciendo? >> no tengo tiempo de preocuparme por ti. >> ¿adÓnde irÍa? >> no sÉ, a un lugar que no se me ocurrirÍa. (mÚsica). >> podrÁs decirme por quÉ ayudarte significa estar prisionera. >> no estÁs prisionera, solamente te protejo de ti misma. (mÚsica). >> un dÍa vas a tener explicarme cÓmo conoces este lugar, julia. ¿estÁs despierta? >> sÍ, pero estaba en otro lugar, ahora estoy sentada en un cafÉ, en un pueblo del sur de francia. (sonido ambiente). >> veo un rostro familiar. (sonido ambiente). >> la po

all of you who are part of the wu yee family have a lot to be proud of. you have any champions and allies on the board. with that, why don't we turn it over to the wonderful executive director and your staff. oh, i'm sore - imz supervisor jane kim >> when we have a high density of families we're appreciative for your services. we want to recognize the long commitment of supervisor yee for the childcare in the wu yee tradition >> today, we have monica walters and to accept this accomodation. i want to acknowledge the parents and community members that are here today. please would you like to stand up (clapping) please join me for thanking - well, you did that. i'm looking at to joining the supervisors at the grand opening next month >> monica with me with mark who's on our board of directors. we're very humbled for thirty this recognition from supervisor yee and all the board. we can't tell you how wonderful it is to be providing all the services for children in san francisco. we know that affordable childcare is one of the biggest barriers. today, we have

commissioner wu and president fong. and that places you on case 13 fourteen amendments to the any of us code to provide residents for the affordable housing programs. >> good evening president fong and members of the board. the ordinance proposed by breeding, cameron's and mar will have a new standard for residents placed under the eviction standard. it's approved with conditions. i'll cabin my presentation by explaining the lottery and preference program and how that will be amended with the draft ordinance and i'll finish with the departments 3 recommend modification. a gentleman from supervisor chiu off or when they arrives 53 she can speak. san francisco affordable housing programs are defined in the planning code. an affordable housing are for lotteries. they occur for new developments and as unit become available for resale or rental as tenants leave. currently there is one existing preference program for occupying units. the first currently tenant; right who are displaced in the hunter point through the city's re

you're right commissioner wu. i agree >> i think this is a good one. as to the question to the 3 amendments. i would support the 6 year period on the first amendment. i think that affordable housing development as all development is difficult and so sometimes there's not that many opportunities to apply for it if you don't catch the koiblg i think the 6 years is the right amount of time. as to the second suggestion by staff are i think that there are more opportunities than just the inclusionary program. the inclusionary program allows for the people within a larger building but there's all the housing that nonprofit builders build and that doesn't have a centralizeed system. there are more ellis eviction folks who can get housing. i think the inclusionary program i think it's important to try to think through this. i did want to ask it's not that anyone who is ellis can jump the wait list. you can only get the preference when a certainty entity is accepting applications; is that correct. you can't apply to housin

¿wu ti? estÁs seguro? >> quise evitarlo. >> maldiciÓn, le dije que no hiciera nada.emas en matar mujeres y niÑos, pero te atreves a desafiar a tu amo. >> no tengo amo. >> ellos son mis guardias, te asistirÁn en esta tarea como tÚ lo decidas. >> ¿y si me rehÚso hacerlo? ♪ >> creo que perdiste esto. >> ya regresamos con war. ♪ [ locutor ] dicen que sobre el buen gusto, no hay nada escrito. ♪ pero si es fácil reconocerlo. ♪ importado desde detroit, la ciudad que sabe recompensar el esfuerzo. chrysler 200. orgulloso patrocinador de la 14a entrega anual del latin grammy®. aquí es donde lavaba ropa tu abuela. buenas. buenas. pa, ¿caminaste todo esto para ir a la escuela? no mija, lo caminé para que tú fueras más lejos que yo. [ locutor ] con becas de hasta 100,000, tus hijos pueden ir a la universidad. hacer®, una beca de ronald mcdonald house charities®, con el apoyo de mcdonald's, los ayuda a lograrlo. solicítala antes del 21 de enero. serás la primera doctora en la familia. ♪ >> continuamos con war. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ¿quÉ estÁ pasando, john? hay hombres armados en mi entrada.

commissioner wu. and president fong. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero >> commission is going to take. >> during those preiss and when sprg speaking before the proceedings if you care too do staurd. item feigning has already continued for item 16 at 238 eureka street. >> dr. requester. you have before a erect district street project that's proposed for constructed for a vertical condition to address addition the vertical addition would add two feet additional feet to the height of the building and the rear edition would be multiple steroid and add about this or that .5 poet to the building overall depth and it will include revolver decks it be to be a single-family residence. the dr requesters for the architecture context to the neighborhood and it would impact their foundation the water system. the petition is signed by 21 neighbors who live within a 2 hundred block of eureka street and are opted because of the building scale. 7 neighbors within this same a block have sent letters in supp

commissioner wu and mrvg. that places you under our general portion of the hearing i have one speaker card >> alex. now >> this is the first time i've ever done something like this. i want to comment on a-1. the basic what it is remodeling and redeveloping the sharp park safety infrastructure improvement and inhabitant impeachment project. it's on item a-1. the opposition i have with this is simply the fact it the eola damage as well as the fiscal ramification of this plan the project to expand the pump house as well as the redevelopment and improve the infrastructure of the park is a serious issue with the funding of the capitalization of the park and golf course the city is continuing to pump money into a failing golf course on life support. and the recent survey found the hiking and biotic trails are the number one recreational priorities of san franciscans. shatter park as failed to turn a profit for the city. and as a result has cost the san franciscan taxpayer $8 million. that's 3 hundred thousand to aro

commissioner wu. and president fong. so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 6 to zero >> commission is going to take. >> during those preiss and when sprg speaking

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commissioner wu and president fong. no. sxhirgsz that motion passes 5 to one with president fong voting against and places you on item 17 case 13.1286 d and i have a question. those plans are even more - >> i'm sorry. i want to understand are you looking the plans for barring let street because it's bans what we decided on the other case. it seems to me those plans have less information >> this is the project that lies completely different. i want to say that's a completely different thing it's legal listing something that's there so the plan is completely different. >> please continue. >> item 17. at 259 a request for discretionary review this is an abbreviated discretionary review >> good afternoon, commissioners in the a discretionary review to legal liza desk on 2151 barring let located in the midgets strict this murders approximately 2 hundred square feet of desk area. you have the case report materials and at this time staff has nothing further to add the project was reviewed but he remain design team that noted in th

i think it was monday wasn't it commissioner wu are commissioner wu and i were in attendance at a celebration for the dhs being adopted by planning commission and the board of supervisors. it was nice. there was a christian and buddhist ceremonies and lots of food and sacking can he to drink but most importantly talking to people afterward they realize the hard part now is because of the adoption of the strategies of improving japan town they need to get their act together. the direction they'll be taking is to combine the two organizations that have been working on the plan into one. i don't know if the same people will be involved and to try to immediately go to the supervisors for some kind of funding to aid them to implement the plan. they don't want to wait around and try to form a new organizations at this point but that strategy comes later. anyway that was encouraged they have their mind to do something with the strategies that have been adopted >> thank you. >> additional comments. okay. next items >> commissioners that places you know stem 7 announcements. >> my only announcement is

commissioner wu. and president fong. that passes. item this or that for case 134 t amendments to the planning code and amending section 204 to allow cottage food operation at a use. >> good afternoon. i'm with the depth staff. the item is an ordinance sponsored by supervisor chiu to allow the food to increase it from one quarter to 1/3rd of the unit. and the controls for the zoning district. the purpose of the proposed ordinance is to bring it into state law. it passed the cottage food act when regulates the home kitchens for food for sale. it became mandated and says a city can't prohibit food operations. it gave him the city 3 options. including the classifying the cf those with reasonable standards and to review the permits. the department believes this the best course of action is protects the quality of life in residential neighborhood it makes this a use that elements the use for permits, however, the cottage operations are required to get a permit from the health department. there has been some concern about the $133 permit fo

seeing none project sponsor. >> good evening vice president wu members of the commission. i am steve williams and represent the project sponsor john strickland who is here with dave sternberg of the sternberg architect firm. in may of this year i represented the families who have owned the building to the west directly next door since 1965 and just to give you a little perspective on this very busy corner. here is a photograph. it's also in my brief at page five. here's the family's building. here's the subject building and next door is the chevron station. molly stones is on a conner and another gas station there. they started out with grave concerns about the project and they attended the pre-application meeting, and the variance hearing and after that we followed mr. sanchez's advice and meet and confer about the project and see if we could come to a agreement. these developers were willing to give a tremendous amount. they redesigned the neighborhood essentially to help the neighbors and these neighbors live there. doreen who teaches the dance class for my daughter liv

wu points out correctly, has come from what the industrial ides world.hough the united states is the leadener cumulative emissiones to the atmosphere, china is going to surpass the united states, as it already has, of course, in annual emissions, is going to pass the united states in cumulative emissions, depending on the rates of economic growth of the two countries, somewhere in a decade or maybe two decades. if we're look forward-- which i think we need to do if we want to reduce emissions, then it's a different picture. if the o.e.c.d., if those countries upon to cut their their emissions not by 20% or 50% or 80%, by 100%, completely eliminate their emissions, never the less the the next year or the year after that worldwide emissions will increase because 62% of worldwide emissions are now coming from countries outside the existing agreement gl given that and in less than a minute, brandon wu. how do you bridge the gap? you said the devil is in the details. how do you bridge the gap given the lack of progress at a meeting like the wan in warsaw. >>

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i'm back with amy wu, rex, david kudla and rick santelli. rex, how are you allocating capital right here? >> we're bullish. we prefer equities to bonds. the momentum's behind the stock market. what's to like about bonds? we've got autos doing better. we've got the fed behind us. you don't want to fight the tape. you've got to be in the stock market right now, maria. >> but what is it going to take to get to you feel like valuations have gotten extended? what are you looking at in terms of potential red flags? >> if doesn't take a lot for valuations to get extended. they're fairly valued now. valuations can go well beyond what's fair value. and they may very well, as we move into an economy that starts to strengthen in anticipation of growth. so, we would expect -- we would not be surprised to see valuations go higher from here. it would really take something to knock this economy off track, off the recovery track that we're seeing, for us to get nervous. >> i want to get david kudla and rick san it wiltelli's opinions first tesla's earnings.

i have two small comments >> commissioner wu. i have one change i'll submit them to the secretary >> commissioner antonini. move to approve with provisions >> second. >> on the motion to adapt the draft minutes & as recommended (calling names) so moved, commissioners, adjustments 6 to zero and places you on item 10 xhirgz commissioners comments. >> commissioner antonini. >> thank you 3 trips to noerld there are a lot of similarities between our cities particularly in terms of tourism and i saw virtually no greatest, trash, no one sleeping in doorways or on the streets my entire visit to new orleans. we went to all parts of the city including seeing some of the devastation from katrina. there was only one panhandler that asked for money. there was a huge convention of the ophthalmologists so obviously there were a lot of people from out of town. a couple of things expressive parks were closed on all the parks. they have a lot of streetcars in addition to the famous charles streetcar they've got a lot of streetcars on canal street

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wu understand how we have to plan important the city. transportation and housing go together and they miss go together in the future. we've been taught for many, many years you can no longer build housing in areas where it's not connected to great transportation systems payroll so we took this opportunity when we understood when the embark did care highway was going down we were sad and i know we were there struggling for the survival of the chinese community which this freeway went down. but we take opportunities to have confidence with people about what we we need to continue doing. this is why cdc forces those conversations to have to happen. this is just the beginning. 45 units of affordable housing but 18 of those are going to be dedicated to the formerly homeless. those individuals need to be helped in the city. we're building a lot of housing and as norman referenced that might not be assessable to our community so we're creativity we're going getting that innovation going. i'd like 80 to see the city's official bird on the city-s

(calling names) commissioner wu is expected to be absent. at this time members of the public any address the agenda expect agenda items with respect to agenda items your item will be addressed at that time. i have no speaker cards. any member of the public wish to speak on non-agenda items >> that places you under the regular calendar. there's only one item on the green connection if you have any questions, we'll be happy to answer them. >> seeing no questions we'll move on. item two the staff report and announcements. tim fry commissioners, i have two items to report to you. first, i wanted to give you an updated on the silver cottages work has stopped they site but on monday shelly of our staff and myself met with the project sponsors reviewed the condition of the cottages. and they're working on security measures foyer the cottages while they awe witting wait the lawsuit. the protection plan is short term hopefully and it will begin in less than 90 days. the project spokesperson will know more this week and mark hal beggar is in the audie

. >> commissioner wu. i want to talk about two meetings i went to with commissioner ram. with the eastern and western selma. they asked for an update to the plan. and so i believe director ram has asked staff to prepare a memo and have it at commission on on october 30th accounting i spoke and a number of staff and ms. rogers. i thought it was a great opportunity to tackle some of the big regional problems with affordable housing and the housing element and the marina. i hope we can keep the confidence going. all the talks were reported and will be on the website >> just a followup on washington postmortem. i don't know whatever side you're on and it was a well planned project the proponents talked the be affordability issue being important. we certainly gave f this week in and out. i think it would be important to talk about what the city is doing about affordable housing in general. reading the chronicle we got into a decision about the arena and the arena is not going to effect affordability in the city. how do we get affordability back? do we do another bond that were

connection between accident two and have approved several projects to make the city better >> commissioner wu. >> a commission comment is not the right place but there are diverse issues on that. >> i would second that comment in addition to this morning there was an encouraging article that mayor lee supervisors kim, avalos, campos and count ii all are trying to find ways to mitigate the crisis we're obviously in. >> if there's nothing further department service directors announcements and a good afternoon, commissioners just a couple of items that. >> i thought i'll talk about my trip to detroit. i went for a symposium on cities. it's postindustrial cities that are suffering severe population loss. it was a very interesting symposium in the cities from that part of the country postindustrial cities were represented 14 of those cities. on the other hand, it's discouraging to see for example, detroit 40 percent of the parcels are vacant land but the streets are in the morning used 50 percent of the city is not vacant and the medium appraise price of that house is $8,000 in the city. having sa

supervisor breed commissioner wu. i supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. i. supervisor tang. i arrest supervisor weiner. supervisor yee. there are 11 i's. with that, colleagues go to roll call. >> supervisor avalos your first for introduction. >> excuse me. my voice. i'm interrogating a draft charter amendment as we move toward the november ballot for transportation revenue and how revenue is spent we have on a equity framework. i want to thank any co-sponsors supervisor campos, kim and mar. san francisco is going through growth and literally transforming our skyline. it's clear to many we're not all sharing in the disparity. many people have falling far behind. more than ever city government must provide equity so san francisco's most vulnerable can have access to san francisco's growing prosperity. our local transportation system has fallen behind and our demands are greater than every whether you bike or reside muni from violation valley or get on the t line or stockton or the bus if china town or helpfully watch buses pass you by at presidio or at the outer sunset your de

wu you can't have a world-class city without a worldwide system.anything for minimizing handsome and this is obviously he's had anything for us. but it gives me great, great honor to introduce the mayor of our city, mire ed lee (clapping) >> thank you very much and good morning, everyone i'll speak quickly before the next interlude. thank you richard for your expert leadership for the board. open occasion my. i've had a number of dinner meetings and they'll i couldn't me what's our passion and the things you have to get done. in any. what's on my mind was a lot of different problems. in the backdrop wove having had cutbacks from the state and that was already surging with governor brown's leadership but again the statistics with ron andcytes invited us to her house and we talked about that with friends. so rendering and i reviewed with the folks the statistics and we've gotten one big one was the improvements of our schools being the number one improvements last year in all of the public schools in california the rainy day fund in our school distri