this is to benefit all of san francisco. google is a member of the advocate organization which is a leading voice for san francisco and is giving the gift to the city on behalf of one of it's members. the department of technology will accept and install the gift to make it available for the city. i'm proud of organizations to bring this wireless organization to residents of our city. this resolution will now make it's way through city process banged in -- back in front of the board of supervisors next year. the committee will authorize the installation by the department of technology which will start next spring and should start by next summer. colleagues, i appreciate your support. speaker: thank you supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar? supervisor eric mar: thank you. i would like to thank you for supporting the water campaign. this is a very important part of our city to improve our environmental food ship and still providing healthy food choices to our district. i have always my "i love san francisco water"

bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe

in san francisco. those populations are not necessarily distinct. so there is likely overlap between them. according to the agency for health care research and quality, there is typically about a 54.8 percent prevalence of obesity in diagnosed diabetes. we applied that rate to our san francisco numbers to get a better sense of what those distinct populations likely are. doing that we found there are likely 83, 249 obese adults in san francisco and 46, 909 diabetic adults in san francisco. in order to measure the cost related to the consumption of sugar sweet and beverages and the health impact that causes, we have to understand a few different factors. so, the first is the direct and indirect cost related to that consumption. direct cost would be the cost of medical care that are directly related to the intervention. so inpatient visits, outpatient visits, drug care, etc. indirect cost are related to work force productivity. these include absenteeism which is sick leave and disability and presentism. w

this is the story of san francisco. supervisor kim and i are not about business success but success for everybody to share in that success and that's why i'm so moved that when the d g 717 starts here thief chosen 3 entities to receive the sporp, the grants that they have to start here. this is so asian in my opinion because i've wanted to do that with every successful effort with our success we bring others aboard hospitality house is a well-known community based artists project that helps the homeless are getting a grant from digital garage. also the asian law caucus they're getting a grant. someplace pits close to my hearty used to work that and jane as well. and then something dear to my heart which is the mayors cup and the commitment to the first key program is also getting a grant as a result of this opening. so those 3 entities are being supported by digital garage. so on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, in fact, on behalf of all of technology companies d g 717 now becomes the 1 thousand 8 hundred

been a part of san francisco from the day he was born, and that is rodney hampton. this guy is the one that is making a reality -- the legislation that we pass here a reality on the ground. he's the one that is sending me these pictures and single handedly combating illegal dumping. it is a privilege and a pleasure to welcome him in this chamber. we're talking about a man that grew up in bayview hunters point. on any given saturday or sunday you can walk down our drive down third street and you will see him there. oftentimes you'll see him nudging some of the kids in the neighborhood who are dropping their garbage on the street, encouraging them to pick it up. this is the kind of leadership that this city needs to continue to highlight and more importantly to grow. rodney is also not only an outstanding city employee, but he's also a committed father. i've never seen a man -- of course, outside of my own father -- sorry, dad. he's watching, too. but this is a man that is an outstanding father, committed to his own children, to his nieces, to his nephews, to the kids

so, for san francisco sheriff's department, it goes into the inmate welfare fund. and without there being any general fund increase on programming, that's exactly how programming would be best supported for in-custody needs. any notion of us not supplying those programs because they would -- there would be something i think counter intuitive inmates through the use of the rate cards not going to fund those, then i would certainly welcome an increase in the general fund that would obviate that particular need. but from a state sheriff's perspective, it's a great lobbying effort to make sure that these rate structures do not become regulated. i stand on the minority of that thinking and believe that there should be true regulation of this industry. and i think this country and the state has some room to grow. i welcome the idea that we rfp this in the next round to see what that competitive rate structure, you know, will yield. but the results, whatever those results will be, will still pose the same outcome. and that will be whatever, hopefully a more affordable rat

i'm from the san francisco senior center. we would like to take this opportunity to thank the board of supervisors and everyone who are paying tribute to lionel today. i have known him for 16 years. he was able to get a home when he was homeless. we would like to thank supervisor john avalos who came to join us last friday. i would like to read this short oed to lionel. i will miss you that much i know. your happy smile, your warm hell o. you showed your kindness in many ways. you warmed our hearts. yes, i will miss you. we never sang a duet. many memories of you will linger for years. when i think of you, i will think he did it his way. rest in peace lionel. thank you so much. president david chiu: we have one other colleague who would like to say a few words. supervisor cohen. supervisor malia cohen: thank you. i did spend some time and began to know lionel and he was very special. he was sitting there not far from the banister. i was sad to hear he passed away. i hope he's able to rest easy now. president david chiu: thank

san francisco was a key player in the yemz story. we realized that yelp might work in cities around the world with yelp in 23 criteria's we need a little bit more desk space. yelp has 17 hundred employees 8 hundred in sf. we're committed to growing the local economy and maintaining a strong connection to our san francisco lines. when looking for a new headquarters it was location, location, location. we needed somewhere to provide easy access to lots of local businesses and restaurants and remain convenient for mass transit riders and bike riders a lot of our employees ride bikes. combrem is pack at about local plays and celebrate the distinct active and unique. we want to have this into a more than workplace. talking of resident at the 130 montgomery is an important milestone. we'll celebrate our tenth anniversary next year. i'm privileged to introduce yelp leader our 2kwishd nancy pelosi (clapping.) and what on a honor to be your representative in congress. thank you jeremy. your leadership and your sense of community and for stayi

making san francisco the fastest growing county in the nation. this nation is not result of one industry. san francisco is facing job growth in every sector in the job economy and beating the growth rate. we work to create a strong climate of jobs, reforming our business tax and attracting and retaining businesses in the sector and making san francisco the growing capital of the world. we must work together by supporting residents by helping them find jobs in all of our sector academies. tech, manufacturing and hospitality and clean tech. we are working i don't think traditional methods of connecting people to jobs. this project developed through our city's partnership, tech to work connects job seekers through job openings through mobile phones. it worked job seekers through posting through text message. job seekers can dial a phone number to listen to job descriptions and apply for jobs using a telephone key pad. this allows those looking for work to review for job postings and apply for work 24 hours a day without a connection to the internet.

and i grew up here in san francisco and i raise mied family and i live in san francisco and i want them to be part of this decision making and we need balance for them. the life cycle of family in san francisco, and includes having infants and having to go to see doctors, and going shopping in the neighborhood with these, young kids, and with the parking is a must. and going to the different party and going to see family. and they become older and they become school age and then, you need to take them to schools. and their school events and their sporting events and the baseball practice and dr. visits and multitasking and having to go to the hardware store and having to go shopping and dinner prepared and having to pick up your other child. and we are more than just bikes, and the families can be forgot enhere in san francisco and i hope that you continue to focus on this issue and focus on meeting balance for our small business and our families here in san francisco. and thank you very much. >> thank you. >> next speaker. okay, good evening commissioners and my name is henry and i am

i'm speaking on behalf of san francisco city college. i was part of the place of residence when it was first offered. it was a great class you know what the students wool really came there and fixed that place of residence up and put in a lot of energy. there's a lot of hands on you can get from any textbook. it's also part of a sift program that i was lucky enough to get the sustainability certify. i landed a yoob and now i'm looking implementing the sustainability program. it's supporting the eco center and the community >> (calling names). >> good afternoon. james bryant western union director. i know i'll start my position off as you know, i can imagination what david felt after gaga litigate came up but guess what we're the folks. those are hyphenated the nut i understand has a couple of million dollars in the bank they're able to pay their ceo who works part time $300,000 a year and you know what we can't do that but we can make sure that herself responses head is part of our community. let me start off will i by saying i had a mee

and you know, we want to stay in san francisco, if i wanted to live san francisco if my family wanted to leave, we would have left a while back, except there is not enough affordable housing and we want to stay here so please do this for us, thank you. >> i want to read a couple more names, because the line is thinning out. could i read, sarah, short and seron and vasquez and tom kabrono. p >> thank you. proceed. >> we are waiting. >> i am here and i am a member of the boder and i have two sons and one that go to the john school and one is... oh, [ speaking in a foreign language ] . there are 4 and 9. p john, and holland. i am here for the affordable housing. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> i wrote down what i was going to say but the best testimony is when it comes from the heart and i lived in the shelter. [ speaking in a foreign language ] and it is a horrible experience not to be able to give your children a roof over their heads. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> and it is really hard when you are not high income earning and you don't have a stable job. [ speaking in a

in san francisco, we have diversity in languages, cultures and the two service providers in san francisco, children's council and children services have both served the entire city of san francisco for 40 years and have worked out the best system for this. a system that is culturally sensitive. we are deeply concerned that changing the service area to divide the service area by zip codes will create inefficiency to families and to children seeking services. we want to ensure that no one is turned away for living in a different zip code if they choose one service provider over another. therefore, this resolution today is to call on the california department of education to keep the current determination of the service areas so that we can continue having efficient access for all of our children and families and i want to thank supervisor far more co-sponsoring this resolution. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor yee? supervisor avalos? thank you, supervisor avalos. seeing no other names on the roster, that concludes roll call for introductions >> >> why don't we now go to general p

>> san francisco, bad news. look at our rainfall so far from january until now, 5.59" with a record for the most dry scan through december -- most dry if you waiting for bart, at concord, fremont, dublin, hayward, freezing cold, and oakland is 33. san lenadro is 39. coming into san francisco, it is 40 degrees. from mount tamalpais, you can see all the way down to the bridge and it is a nice perspective. high clouds this afternoon. different from year. the "spare the air" hopefully the last one. warm and dry through the weekend. we highlight the warm spots with oakland and fremont and morgan hill and napa, good morning, can cloverdale is around 55 degrees and fairfield and antioch at 51, and a few upper 40's are possible around bodega bay and that is the cool spot the tonight the temperatures are freezing with morgan hill, east bay valley, north bay valley, these areas again, will be under freeze warning with mid-30's to the shore and san francisco is. est at 42. freezing temperatures for the areas will start at

we are based in san francisco. i live in san francisco and we hire san franciscans and we benefited from go solar sf. that has been an amazing program but one thing that program doesn't aggress is the issue of energy efficiency, water conservation, transportation, the off loading of natural gas as a fossil fuel that we use to heat our homes and it also doesn't address how

san francisco will be participating in the state reserve fund so that our property owners here in san francisco are fully protected. in the end of the day green finance sf will further cement our city's national role as a leader in reducing the adverse effectses of climate change and make it easier for property owners in our neighborhoods to make energy efficient upgrades to their homes while creating good local jobs on these local projects. we do have more work to do in rolling out the successful program and hope that you'll join me and many other city-wide in supporting our efforts to restart green finance sf in the upcoming months. lastly i want to thank the members that have been involved in this project, particularly my staff and particularly [speaker not understood], mayor lee and his staff, in particular roger kim, as well as the department of the environment, department of public finance, the commission on the environment, and all those other from our business and labor communities. colleagues, i hope to have your support. thank you. >> supervisor mar. >> i just wanted to add

i want to express my gratitude to the san francisco library for the last ten years and there is san francisco government tv and this is going to be broadcast throughout the year. so thank you. i would like to thank julie tron from the bar association. the bar association has been our partners in terms of providing defense for poor people. in cases where the public defender is not able to provide representation, those cases are handled by the private bar and they are doing an incredible job. so thank you very much for that. i want to thank jose as a who is a public defender and here to celebrate with us. we are going to start today by showing a brief video explaining the gideon decisions >> take this empty lot. today you would never know it but history was made here. mostly all is gone and so are the people. the principle they left is still standing. it was almost as bad at life. >> it was a constitutional hero, but the cases that come to the court don't come from the winners in society. they come from the losers. clarence gideon was involved in the justice system since he was a kid. he had be

san francisco is successful. we have an unemployment rate lower than almost every part of this country. it's because we are putting partnerships together, we are introducing ourselves to different partners, building the right way, designing them the right way. it takes a lot of great confidence and partnerships to do this. and do it in a way in which we respect public lands and get out of it as much as we can for all the other people together including our men and women in our labor force. that is so significant. so confidence building is part of our government job and we are doing it with great partners, with the ocii, now more and more you will hear about their work as they become my partners in so many of the other parcels of land that are publically owned that have waited very patiently for these opportunities where investment in the private sector can match the government and public investments that we've done. when these buildings open you are going to see a lot of happy people. i know we are looking at a d

san francisco hardly noticed the difference. >> reporter: san francisco never seemed to take prohibition seriously. >> this is a great town. >>> when we come back on a second look what it was like to grow up in san francisco's mission district during prohibition. >>> a bit later a man who never knew his father find out he was a hero. >>> tonight on a second look, the prohibition era in 2000, bob mackenzie met a man who grew up in san francisco in the 1920s. and told bob that the question in san francisco in those days wasn't where you could get a drink but where you couldn't. >> reporter: san francisco's mission district had such a pronounced south of the border flavor that you might imagine it has always been a latino neighborhood. but before the south americans, the mexicans and the central americans came, the mission was a gathering place and staging area for another group of immigrants. the irish. when frank quinn grew up here there were a few italian families, a few scots but the rest of the people were irish. salons served irish whisky. >> all the irish families are gone and moved

in san francisco. those populations are not necessarily distinct. so there is likely overlap between them. according to the agency for health care research and quality, there is typically about a 54.8 percent prevalence of obesity in diagnosed diabetes. we applied that rate to our san francisco numbers to get a better sense of what those distinct populations likely are. doing that we found there are likely 83, 249 obese adults in san francisco and 46, 909 diabetic adults in san francisco. in order to measure the cost related to the consumption of sugar sweet and beverages and the health impact that causes

oly from san francisco and marin food banks and coleen of saint anthonies and meals on wheels san francisco and leave on a number of the public and thank you so much for the hard work and many others. i would like to now ask if my colleagues have any opening programs as well. >> supervisor yee? >> i want to thank you for taking the leadership and i grew up in the china town and so i recognized the lack of nutrition of food for many people, as i was growing up, and even when i, as a kid, my family had a little grocery store, and we know what they are, and even the grocery store plays in terms of nutrition and helping and i don't know what they do know, and when i was younger, these grocery stores were really the center of a neighborhood, and the people needed food, and many of us in that type of business would actually give away the food. and when they could not, and when they could not afford it. and again, i am really happy that you are bringing this to the public's attention. and hopefully we will, it will go beyond some of the solutions that are recommended and think of others. >> thank

mayor ed lee mayor of san francisco. now i'd like to ask the district 6 san francisco supervisor ms. jane kim to please come to the stage for a response >> thank you justin. it's actually a good reminder it's important to support our language schools in san francisco being bilingual and transitional is an important part of our city to be able to compete in an economy. so the mayor and i have the honor of going to all the ribbon cuttings participate in the south of middle market. this is the first incubator space we're coming to which is an international collaborative workspace. i was speaking with some of the employees how many of us came to san francisco 13 years for the first dot come boom. many folks went from the colleges to the hot economy at that time. of course, we had the bust will cycle that followed and we're seeing something that's exiting the diversity of the economies and the businesses are incredible. this is excited about this step we're seeing on international collaboration this notice not just in san fra

welcome to san francisco. stay safe and exploring how you can stay in your home safely after an earthquake. let's look at common earthquake myths. >> we are here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco. we have 3 guest today. we have david constructional engineer and bill harvey. i want to talk about urban myths. what do you think about earthquakes, can you tell if they are coming in advance? >> he's sleeping during those earthquakes? >> have you noticed him take any special? >> no. he sleeps right through them. there is no truth that i'm aware of with harvey that dogs are aware of an impending earthquake. >> you hear the myth all the time. suppose the dog helps you get up, is it going to help you do something >> i hear they are aware of small vibrations. but yes, i read extensively that dogs cannot realize earthquakes. >> today is a spectacular day in san francisco and sometimes people would say this is earthquake weather. is this earthquake weather? >> no. not that i have heard of. no such thi

we are based in san francisco. i live in san francisco and we hire san franciscans and we benefited from go solar sf. that has been an amazing program but one thing that program doesn't aggress is the issue of energy efficiency, water conservation, transportation, the off loading of natural gas as a fossil fuel that we use to heat our homes and it also doesn't address how to pay for solar electric systems and solar water systems over the life of those systems and that's an impediment and right now the vehicle for that is third party ownership and investors group and wallstreet owns the systems on people's homes and only addresses the solar electric system and not how we reduce the natural gas usage, how we reduce hour water usage and how we decarbonize our transportation and those three issues are actually major issues with respect to climate change and how we respond to that, so we have a huge opportunity to respond to climate change and by engaging a local work force to do that work and skill people up. we have m

inside the bay, 53 in san francisco. next couple of days some warmer weather on the way and you know what? over the weekend, how about this? temperatures well into the 60s and some places near 70 degrees next week. won't that be nice liz? >> the heaters will finally get a break. >>> thank you lawrence. all right we have a kcbs traffic alert we're watching right now. this time it is countercommute into the no direct service out of san francisco. to dublin pleasanton. the blue line you see this on your b.a.r.t. map. the problem is a power outage near the daly city stop. that electric third rail. they are working on it now but in the meantime expect delays out of san francisco towards your east bay stops and again no direct service out of the city towards dublin pleasanton. the rest of mass transit is on time. caltrain, ace, we still don't have any idea where they can peck up the b.a.r.t. issue resolved and we don't know how long the delays are specifically but expect them to be good ones in the daly city area. all right he

still 68 and mild until san jose. 67 in livermore. about 65 degrees in san francisco. another "spare the air" day too but that may all change. the air quality will improve but the temperatures are really going that take a nosedive. we'll talk about that coming up. let's check your "kcbs traffic" with elizabeth. >> thanks, lawrence. we have a couple of slow spots out the door now because of roadwork and several lanes are blocked. we are seeing it again on 101 coming into san francisco. that silver to vermont street, the left lanes blocked until 5:00. again we are seeing a little bit of slowing. we saw it yesterday until 5 a.m., as well. this time in oakland, actually it's coming into san leandro southbound 880 between davis and marina right lanes closed until 5:00 wrapping up in the next 20 minutes. bay bridge toll plaza cruising along at the pay gates, westbound midspan they have two left lanes blocked until 5 a.m. you can guess. all right. eastbound 580 we also have some lanes blocked this morning from strobridge leaving castro valley y out towards san ramon. they hav

estimated about $73 million a year in new revenue for san francisco. we also considered general obligation bonds which could be issued, the 500 million there isn't the plan yet but it's the capacity that san francisco is estimated to have now by the control's office in debt issuance. the increase of sales tax is another option we considered. that would generate about $73 million a year -- again requiring voter approval as do the general obligation bonds. proposition k is the half sales supplement tax revenue allocated here in san francisco and take the revenues as sales taxes are generated and advance them and get more of the cash up front and execute projects sooner and in other words between the project window and they would incur financing cost for that but it would give them the cash up front and other possibilities here. there are revenue bonds considered in addition to what has been released this year. a possible series for 2016 of $150 million and 2019 for the assignment amount and a portion of that can be funding bicycle projects and this is fr

of san francisco. as supervisor cohen has importantly mentioned, one out of three to one out of four individuals in this country have an arrest or conviction record. in many parts of the country and here in san francisco, decision makers in the business and housing world can ask about your conviction history at the very first application. this is what we normally call the box. today, any business or housing provider can say, if you have a conviction record, you need not apply. the bureau of justice statistics and the office of the u.s. attorney, one in three adults in the u.s. has had contact with the criminal justice system, whether it is a dui when you are in college or an arrest that didn't lead to a conviction. but these frequently show up on your criminal back ground check. we know that having a job and home are the two most important factors predicting whether one will commit a crime in the future or not. at the same time, employers and housing providers are concerned about opening the door to [s

years at the san francisco medical center. and you can see on this list all of the organizations that are members of the task force. so we spent the last several years through this process updating all the neighborhood associations that participate on the imp. and we also did a presentation at the mission bay advisory committee on our plans to move into mission bay. we have been keeping the community involved of this process. we haven't received any opposition to the imp, only letters of support. and in particular related to the project going on for beautification of visdero. and to touch on the community work, we have a history in san francisco and involved in charity care. and in 2011 we provided $11.5 million in charity care. and each year we provide $1.5 million in charity organizations. and we provide free surgeries at the hospital several times a year. next week we will be underwriting a sponsor at the auditorium. and meal on wheels, and enterprise for high school students. we have dozens of community partners. as part o

inch kevin i'm with the urban institute with san francisco. we've been happy to participate since the sift of the occupancy was dprapt and we've 2ri7bd or 2ri7bd over 5 hundred hours to the center. we're happy to continue that involvement with everyone that david said. we're happy to support the bayview program and the san francisco conditional >> jonathan wu (calling names). >> good afternoon and thank you. i'm peggy. thank you for that attempt. i'm an environmental science and instructor at the city college of san francisco. i'm also a second generation resident where i continue to reside with my husband and children. i've had the honor of working with the colleagues from city college and bay natives but nothing short of amazing. my snow students the monitoring and the programming at the eco center. as a representative of conditional it's one of the anticipated first hires i spornl support in for the sturdyship. should our proposal be accepted i look forward to working with the colleagues at both institutions but most important to make sure

francisco residents of job opportunities here in san francisco, but most of all, i want to thank supervisor bulldog avalos who's very vocal on the workers, in support of the workers time and time again and thank you supervisor, and thank you all and i wish you all a happy thanksgiving and don't eat >> i would like to ask a quick question, mr. casey, how can we support these workers? >> right now, what we're asking for is elected leaders and other civic leaders to endorse the boycott of center plate and food and beverage at the ballpark. >> i have a question. >> supervisor cohen? >> thank you. so, what i heard from a lot of the workers, boycott, to me, that means if i'm at the ballpark, don't buy food, it's as simple as that? >> it's that simple but there's a lofted of eventess, a big part of center plate's income comes from catering events, and so they have all kinds of events, you know, not just during the games but during the off season and when the games aren't being played, so we're asking people to boycott those catered events as well. >> this also includes candle stick? >> no, we're n

jose is 39 and 46 in san francisco. today, from mount tamalpais you can see low clouds trying to push from the coast in but they are not going to make it beyond the gap. temperatures are the same if not one to four degrees cooler than yesterday if you are headed to the fireworks in san francisco, dress warmly and this is the mildest spot in the new year: 49, dropping down to 48. have fun. be safe. >> the embarcadero will close down in front of the ferry builting at 11:00 with a new accident at castro valley, these cars westbound the right lane c.h.p. is en route with possible injuries. 80 berkeley moving to the macarthur maze it is busy but, still, moving at the limit. no delays. no metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza. the fog at san rafael is not in the freeway but getting heavy there. we have traffic through into san francisco and the early accident northbound at the parkway is now cleared. >> imagine getting a 50 percent pay increase. the silicon valley tech titan getting the huge pay jump. >> body is found

here is our live camera in san francisco. tomorrow, 45 degrees in san francisco. by noon, 60 degrees. still a dry weather pattern. no rain clouds for the rest of 2013. here's the overall weather setup. high clouds still drifting to our south. by 10:00 tonight, by midnight, basically to the south of the bay area. so no rainfall expected, just overcast skies. high pressure returns this weekend. here's the trend. we are warming back up for saturday, into sunday. sunday will be the warmest day of the weekend. that will translate to a few neighborhoods approaching the 70-degree mark. we're warming back up for the weekend and the mild to warm weather pattern lingers into next week as well. warmer weekend out there, starting tomorrow morning at 7:00, temperatures, low 30s to mid-40s. we could have patchy frost. by 12:00, hazy sunshine. by 3:00, here's the eventual temperature range, warming up a good 4 to 8 degrees from today's highs. you can see the numbers. 63 in san francisco. napa, 66. san jose, 65. here is a look ahead at your five-day forecast. temperatures, as men

city of san francisco. this year once again, we're honoring young people and showing the excellence on and he impact our lives and families. this year we've identified many community based organizations and have highlighted a pitcher with the san francisco school district to highlight the services we have here in san francisco >> (speaking spanish.) >> >> (speaking spanish.) >> >> (speaking spanish.) >> >> (speaking spanish.) >> >> (speaking spanish.) >> we would like to thank all the parents and the community members and the dignitaries that are celebrated the lives of young people here, no san francisco. >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping). >> and now it's my honor to introduce a special guest our mayor edwin lee. he's worked horde or hard to keep the economy on track. mayor lee keeps us focused on keeping san francisco a city that celebs education and health care and the environment for our future generations (clapping) >> (speaking spanish.) >> (clapping). >> thank you. i had no idea what you that but

bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a seve >> (clapping) all right. thank you erica and thank for the great work. leader pelosi and mayor ed lee thank you for your attention. welcome to yelp. i'm excited to have you here at our new headquarters. as you know yelp has lived within the same radius. we've moved a short distance away and to keep our headquarters in san francisco was a conscious one. san francisco was a key player in the yemz story. we realized that yelp might work in cities around the world with yelp in 23 criteria's we need a little bit more desk space. yelp has 17 hundred employees 8 hundred in sf. we're committed to growing the local economy and maintaining a strong connection to our san francisco lines. when looking for a new headquarters it was location, location, location. we needed somewhere to provide easy access to lots of local bus

at san francisco general hospital. as we come together, we really work to figure out how to collaborate and how to improve this situation we know that there are programs that we can get data for but we wanted to see the system as a whole and to be able to have the data to analyze that and we wanted to make this information available to groups and other department so that we will be able to join in and make sure that all are eating