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la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la ♪ >>> san francisco is changing. we all know it. you can't stop it. were you born here? >> yeah, both generations of my grandparents are from san francisco. my dad's side came out after the cold rush. came here in the 1950s. >> arthur john irzog grew up in this town and he's a close observer of the changes happening here. when i first came out to san francisco, i was making all the same sort of tired jokes that everybody from new york makes. in fact, that's really nothing could be further from the truth. san francisco is like a righteously dirty town. it's grimy. you guys have actual street hookers in the center of town. you know, it's a two-fisted, heavy-drinking, mean martini, big steaks, heavy smoking, old school '20s mentality town still. >> but it's managing. google is not too far from here. >> according to many locals, the whole character of the city is being leached out by an invasion of tech people, a flood of tech money. it's the triumph of the nerds. out with the old, in with the new. no place epitomizes that better perhaps than where we

>> good morning, i will call to order this monthly meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority. i'm scott weiner the chair of the authority. clerk please call the roll. >> avalos, commissioner breed, commissioner campos, commissioner christensen, commissioner cohen, commissioner farrell. commissioner kim, kim absent, commissioner mar, mar absent, tang present, weiner present, commissioner yee. we have a quorum. >> thank you very much. i want to thank sfgov tv for broadcasting today's hearing. now move to item two. >> item two, chairs report. >> i will share a few updates related to the city transit planning work and funding prospects. earlier in month, san francisco hosted annual meetings of the american public transit association, also called apta. which is indeed true here in san francisco. our director, joined us, mta directors and general managers from around the region to highlight the importance of local leadership. the conference topics reininged from how to build transit around the communities and invest in infrastructure, to managing and techno

years on the boards of san francisco san francisco transit ryder's and moving as we see the development happening in san francisco we really have not not keeping pace with the transportation 40 years ago every single building in san francisco has to be putting money both creating the transportation office of the city administrator offsets that we're going to create the problem we've seen in development in san francisco is the development itself is happening two us not by us so what happens from that, we here on behalf of the appellant, you know, we'll say no we don't like the developments and transportation is much is a critical discussion i can't talk about in a minute that goes throughout the city and region and growing transportation we need to ask him to make that happen and i met my everyone first serious girlfriend on muni i love muni it is using mass transit and money not like us and exercise how to be a neighbor muni is wonderful place and terrible place there is a lot of reasons but i think more recently that as suggested so many cars on the streets here and part because of roo

employees joy excessive salaries but working for the city and county of san francisco give us employees the unities to contribute their ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> i'd like to call the tuesday, october 27, 2015, of the public utilities commission to order mr. secretary please call the roll. >> commissioner vice president moran commissioner caen county and . >> thank you a you have the minutes of october 13th minutes my additions, deletions, or changes can i have a motion. >> moved seeing >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? that motion carries general public comment i don't have i new general public comment is there on any communications commissioners any questions or comments. >> none are there any questions or comments from the public on communications? >> seeing none, thank you 0 the commission business. >> there is 0 none moving report of general manager mr. kelly. >> my first update on the drought steve richie. >> thank you steve richie assistant general manager fo

! thank you all for joining us here in beautiful city hall in san francisco and first off let's give a big round of applause to the bay area players group association for the opening music here today. [applause] thank you so much, and we're definitely going to celebrate and have a great time. my name is franco finn. i'm the warriors emcee for the past 12 seasons? how many warrior fans in the house? i know mayor lee is and proud to say world champions golden state warriors and opening night last night to the bay area team. we can't wait to bring their team back. it's going to be fantastic in the works, a lot of exciting things. i have been blessed to be part of the a great season and i hope to see you as we defend the season as they say and definitely a roller coaster read and it was fan taftd and i can before introductions we want to start with the national anthem here folks and so i'm going to bring out fatima yusuf. come on up. [applause] singing both the national anthem and the philippine national anthem. let's give you a round of applause. [applause] >> "oh say can you see by the d

supervisor london breed: good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of september 29, 2015. madam clerk, please call the roll. city clerk: supervisor avalos, breed, present, christensen, cohen present, farrell present, kim present, mar present, tang present, supervisor yee, present. madam president you have a quorum. supervisor london breed: thank you. ladies and gentlemen please join us for the pledge of allegiance. >> thank you. madam clerk are there any communications. >> there are none to report today. madam president. >> please read today's consent agenda. city clerk: these items are considered routine. supervisor london breed: please call the roll. city clerk: on items 118, >>supervisor jane kim: >>supervisor eric mar: tang # >>supervisor katy tang: >>supervisor scott weiner: >>supervisor norman yee: >>supervisor john avalos: aye, supervisor london breed: aye, >>supervisor david campos: aye, >>supervisor julie christensen: aye, supervisors cohen aye, supervisor farrell, aye. there are level ayes. >>supervisor london breed: tho

and take an objective look at policies that we have in place in san francisco that may or may not need to be revisited. one of those policies that came out during this discussion that i do believe needs to be revisited and i do believe needs to be rescinded. fs sheriff's gag order that made him the last authority whether his department would communicate at all with federal immigration authorities. so on no. 2 there is a resolution that does three things. one, it confirmation this board's support for our existing sanctuary city law which has been a pilar of our law enforcement policy and public safety policy in san francisco for decades. it also confirmation our support for the due process legislation that supervisor avalos sponsored in 2013. and third, calls on the sheriff because he asked for direction to rescind the memo that he issued this march 13, 2015, which amounted to the gag order on his department. one of the important pilars of our sanctuary city policy and it's codified in federal law is referencing personnel law enforcement to give information to these entities. presc

san francisco as chairman-- as the chairman said. i think we are unique that the people that are talking about these issues are people that have a different mentality when it comes to immigration and who are not part of what's happening at the national level where you have people like donald trump who are trying to scapegoat an entire immigrant community. so i think that the two resolutions that you have before you are two resolutions that are efforts on the part of good people that trust this in a responsible way. that said, i have to tell you, to me colleagues, that it is hard to fully understand the level of passion and the intensity of the feelings around this issue without without understanding what the last few weeks have meant, not just for the immigrant community, but for the entire latino community. when we saw the reaction from the public and from some of these players to the tragic death of ms. steinly, what we saw was a number of individuals who were clearly exploiting that tragedy to move forward a larger agenda. if you don't see that happening, you see what is happe

financial trader in san francisco. investigators say he was in england for a job interview. josh was staying at the st. giles hotel. his family says he was due to come home last week. but he never caught his plane back to san francisco. they have now arrived in the uk to search for him. >> josh is likeable, communicative, outspoken, lovable person. just let him know that we're concerned and looking for him and that we love him very much. he hasn't done anything wrong. he might be lost. >> police have not yet determined which company josh was interviewing with. the u.s. embassy says it is working closely with his family and the british police. >>> let's take outside on this friday morning take a look at the beautiful bay bridge lit up and ready for the weekend. that all important forecast coming up with roberta. >> you missed the morning star and venus. we have crystal clear skies with the passing of the front a couple of days ago. visibility is unlimited. today more of the same. we are going to warm up under a strengthening ridge of high pressure. this is the scene at sfo where c

to that pavrpt in the ribbon cutting today (clapping) i don't want to thank each you, you you're a important member of the communities that means a lot to share this special occasion with us i have to give a shout out this is simple natural cast to them hello, everybody (clapping.) and a big thank you to everybody that came together within dolby labs and over partners outside of dubiously to who came together to make that a reality thank you so much (clapping.) this is a special day for us i may know that could side with our 50th year anniversary it started in 1965 ray and others were on their way u way back from india traveling in the v w bus and founded in 1964 it was in 1976 they moved the company back to san francisco to a small office we were a small company on downtown san francisco and become a part of this san francisco communities and have been ever since we grew over the years and in time we spread out in san francisco in 3 different buildings in brisbane over 7 hedge funds employees and need a new home to support our growth and bring everybody back to together and wanted to continue to be an important member of this vibrant communities that is san francisco we're pleased to have found this new home and we know that right away that was an opportunity; right? an unique opportunity to establish a space that really embodies who we are as a company and what had a he do it finger our employees to do their best work and be a part of this community so we start with the reason that dolby labs thrived for 50 years we advance sight and sound so create spectacular experience we wanted that to resonate throughout the building and one of the ways we've done that it is really special i'm thrilled the way it came together we worked with a number of artists around the world 21 afrpt around the world 1/3rd from the bay area and we shared with them what we do and how we see the world how we see our purpose and asked them to come up with artist installation 36 throughout the building that represent their interpretation of who dolby labs is and where dolby labs is going i couldn't be more thrilled with the results some took the interpretation limiting and did their work and created exhibits make you think about so you aren't i sound and sites into our daily lives their change as you interact with them it starts the moment you walk into if building hopefully, you had a chance to notice the video wall a audio visual art installation it was created by a local artist it is ever changing and the system it also ever changing that will evolve over time something on the communities seize a little bit of the tip of the iceberg to what's happening and between those walls i'm excited the next navigations the team partnered with a local high school and a group of high schools students as an extension of the art program learning to fireman that wall that will be one of the upcoming installations in our new home so we really created an intersection of art and science and communities and we really, really excited about that now, of course, is starts with scientific and engineering it also has this building is a working looter we've dwraetd a working lab 65 thousand square feet of lab space hundred labs it is starting with the design so a good practices to start we started thinking of the biophysical place of business lab this is y where we study how little brain reacts to sight and sounds and discovered not long ago when people are experiencing one of the newest visual technologies it will be coming to the world's through video in a few months time we learned they have a physical response to images of fire when dead on arrival by vision were take advantage it was a vice rally response that remind me of the first time i experiences download by our audio system we were i've been terribly alone and forgotten in manhattan between dead on arrival by and dead on arrival by sound it was i heard it a millions times it sound like rain when it went to dead on arrival by i felt i was about to get wet i looked for my uncle umbrella that's why we start that the science of art and sound and any time we have looks about where we can emulate the film invitations and mobile online and those labs are throughout the building that is really, really important part of the working lab we didn't which i see one or two floors and makes the labs with key cards and fingertips those are throughout the building where people are working virtually throughout the floors you'll find labs where people are working and doing their daily work one of the our big labs we just groundbreaking break ground that as a full dead on arrival by the cinema this is the most way to experience it is going to be a working lab it is going to be a place where the creative communities can come and work on this is an projects we're looking forward to finding opportunities to have community and host community events we're looking forward to that in the, of course, also a home it is a home for 7 hundred and 50 employees in san francisco it is a hearing aids for over 18 hundred employees around the globe one of the things we set out to do this was a big change to create more open space more common areas we call them interaction hubs a big change i can't will you how those come to life and use the way they were tendency have chosen not to have an office i don't have a cue i'm working throughout the building i might take two or three days and spend it in moving up and down the building i've hunting had the opportunity we rely obtain or on structure and non-structural scombaksz i've observed those unstructured reaction people are spending time with others and ideas are shared and timely parts of innovation occur that is wonderful to see how it comes it together so, now when we moved to this building we, of course, are not new to san francisco a member of the san francisco community for nearly 40 years and really existed to move to this revigils mid market neighborhood we wanted to learn about our neighborhood we started is it actually before we moved in the team put in a lot of effort to go out and familiarize themselves with local businesses part of their orientation was a in violation of section to visit the local businesses and restaurants and met the local are proprietors learning and helping to people thinks what we're about and reached to do u out to to a number of communities and last year the company volunteered over 2 thousand hours of local service. (clapping.) >> on monday morning when we kicked off our grand opening efforts the way the employees kicked off we had over 4 hundred employees go out into the community and volunteered over 12 hundred hours of monday this week alone (clapping.) many of our communities partners are with you today, the women's audio mission and the bayview children's center and st. anthony's and i'm pleased to have you here and look forward to grow those partnerships over the coming years and financial assistance is very much a part of program and an important part but really important that we look for opportunities to form deeper partnerships than that our employees are really enjoying the opportunity to share their time in the communities anticipate their expertise there is sometimes, you know, in doing gardening and korean and outlines things we've found times to share the expertise the legal communities or can be sound like engineers helping with a film or broadcast program or just been a fantastic way to learn about our new home and new neighborhood (clapping.) >> i want to close my remarks with a quote it is a quote from ray our founder ray continues to be an inspiration to all our employees around the world at dead on arrival by the always been an inspiration had an opportunity to see one of the early employees and worked with ray everybody the years and spent time in the building and at the end of his tour he tell me if ray were here he would love, love this new space that meant the world to me so i want to close with a quote from ray to be advertent our you have to be willing to live with a sense of uncertainty to work it this darkness and grow up for an answer to put up with anxiety about whether it is conceive he love that quote that quote politics to innovation and equally applies to life in general and applies to dead on arrival by the and the city of san francisco that willingness to work introduce the uncertainty is what allows us a copy to evolve and thrive for having years and be opening this home when we have a pipeline of new experiences a.m. doma where did world that is larger area large than any time in the history under mayor ed lee leadership 24 city continues to evolve and thrive under mayor lee's leadership is mid market communicated we are a part ever is just really excited to watch the revitalization of this neighborhood we literally have the opportunity to watch that neighborhood transform before our eyes everyday so it's my great pleasure to introduce mayor ed lee (clapping.) >> thank you wonderful wow. thank you kevin for that wonderful explanation of ladies and gentlemen, you know as i was lincoln listening listening to kevin i have to tell you the image christmas has arrived early in san francisco and you know kevin what christmas it is you know there's a gift right here that for a few moms you saw kevin describing some unwrapping of that gift and i know that supervisor kim and supervisor wiener join me many in unraveling a gift to san francisco the revitalization of the mid market that's a gift but this one today begins we my acknowledgment perp and proofing as a person that comment cam to san francisco and wanted to be part of the certify lists movement in terms of social values i know that jane kim and scott the same thing but thank you to the dead on arrival by the family and personally recognize ray they've been initiative more 40 years the entire family thank you for this gift with kevin and with the entire collaboration of the employees that are seeing that this 0 on daily basis the things that supervisor kim and i and the supervisor sdpooud we came together to talk about what market street meant to us when i had my office a few blocks down and didn't smell or things i made myself a promise and relied that promise to the supervisors and good friends like randy shaw and others in the tenderloin some of the people he said you know if i have a chance i am good evening to do something i can't do it alone and the government can't but we did convene we invited like you have i want to say a woman welcome to all the local the regional and the international artists in the room today because this is the home of dead on arrival by the art i've often learned that term (clapping.) you've been incredible i saw some of the images already of some of the incredible artist that has been and continue to be created by local bay area artists all over the regional to be shown and to be embraced here in the room and interacted with the students i am waiting for the tour of the lab that will be your invention when you have the incredible tenant we have blended that the science and arts i'm excited because i'll definitely experience in tleerts and in venues like on the museums and jazz center the opera and the ballet because when dead on arrival by the started they were unveiled they were attached to the first incredible cinema experience we had star wars with george luke remember that the incredible turning down sound experience i'm to do that for our kids for all of you when we as a city blend art, survives and contingency science and communities that is what living in san francisco perhaps is about or pretty much the majority off people came here with the blends so when we starting looking at market street we invited first and foremost a lot of art people to come art people are not afraid of anything (laughter) >> yeah, we said they'll look at space and reinvent and invite people to experience that and we invited our arts foundation and a number of art organizations that took over the city storefronts and tried something visually and they led the effort and gave us an incredible foundation which we invited them more entrepreneurs to come here and today, there is over 189 companies here a number of them, of course, took advantage of the payroll exception for the 5 blocks but deadline by the other two companies that didn't and we said they have some faith in what we wanted to contribute that tax before the accident a bacteria was a not the attraction about what they're about what the gift they're about to unwrap for all of us i'm as excited as those kids i'm looking at that this as a gift to me and the people that wanted this after the greatest street in our whole city to be a gift to the rest that blends art, science, and communities and guess what embodied in this company is those attributes not only the art the way it is prepared and the invitation by this incredible moving piece of art that is on the walls that kids will be able to actually help create that's an incredible contribution the employees the hours 2 thousand i suspect thousand in the future because everybody i think will want to have a connection with what dead on arrival by the it is isn't area phones it isn't sound but probably about the experience and having that blend in life science is at the heart of what you do and understanding that the citizenry of human nature is about science well burglary be an if i believe invitation to innovative innovate with all the labs it exists by the about what innovation is all about and ultimately you have that big heart it is what san francisco really is about us sharing not only prosperity but your talent with each and in that sharing in that collaboration building on each other more success i think you're giving here and you're already collaboration with the new nonprofit you've made a few and some of them are incredible do incredible work like the women's audio mission and st. anthony's and be like all the guests you're touching want to be partners with the employees and the management of dead on arrival by the and then i think in after a year if you don't find me at city hall i'm still the mayor you'll find me at some cinema within walking distance i'm excited to see the citizenries that millions of people all over the world i mean the world that's why console general is here he would looking love this technology to be embraced in china dead on arrival by the has a world-class act they want to keep building a world-class experience and this is example we as a city do we do this is why we're building a brand new arena in mission bay that's why we invest in jobs and that's why people invest and have established wolf place but more art to come along market street and there's more investments in small businesses and large businesses every day every day the hundreds of employees here are actually causing high-rise of more activities to be happening so that you're going to probably finds more small shops that your impact will have it is not just the 7 hundred but what you impact along the way that is what we enlighten when we the accident market street we said impact not just companies presence we wanted it to impactful so we have a municipaler of many things people walk into a tenderloin museum because that is where things are happening it will go down to the market street arts organizations and understand how homeless people are treating their art to get a connection to the communities or south of market area with all the incredible inventions and innovations and have some of the best food along the way i want you, you to know not just the appreciation but hopefully, a vision of how we want to work together because in this incredible gift is something i think we all touch and share i'll try with supervisor kim and anothers supervises to continue having market street be a ghettos for everyone and keep unwrapping gift after gift today it is dead on arrival by the and all the things we do and actually, the gives i want to explain how i was feeling before i go to the labs and before i visit i have incredible copy of that open space that people will see and visualize this is what market street is all about and in the center of our world-class city things that will be so impactful to the rest of the world's have it right here in the just an incredible gift so thank you to the dead on arrival by these and dead on arrival by the corporation thank you to the employees and all in their partners and nonprofits let me officially desire this to those dead on arrival by the day in san francisco come on up kevin (clapping.) >> thank you. >> congratulations. >> thank you, thank you so much great i love it, it is dead on arrival by the day (laughter) well, let's please join me and let's on the building to the public and cut this ribbon (clapping.) >> hi what's our name nice to meet you. >> tyler nice to meet i i'm kevin angle thank you for joining us today i need someone to hold this yeah. i don't know i'm sure their supposed to be delivered soon count down. >> yeah. should we had a count counsel down you like a count down can you help us 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 yeah. (clapping.) welcome to the new home of dolby labr >> the annual celebration of hardly strictly bluegrass is always a hit now completing itself 12 year of music in the incredible golden gate park. >> this is just the best park to come to. it's safe. it's wonderful and such a fun time of the year. there is every kind of music you can imagine and can wander around and go from one stage to another and just have fun. >> 81 bands and six stages and no admission. this is hardly strictly bluegrass. >> i love music and peace. >> i think it represents what is great about the bay area. >> everyone is here for the music and the experience. this is why i live here. >> the culture out here is amazing. it's san francisco. >> this is a legacy of the old warren hel ment and receive necessary funding for ten years after his death. >> there is a legacy that started and it's cool and he's done something wonderful for the city and we're all grateful. hopefully we will keep this thing going on for years and years to come. >> >> >> supervisor london breed: good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of september 29, 2015. madam clerk, please call the roll. city clerk: supervisor avalos, breed,

>> >> >> supervisor london breed: good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting of september 29, 2015. madam clerk, please call the roll. city clerk: supervisor avalos, breed, present, christensen, cohen present, farrell present, kim present, mar present, tang present, supervisor yee, present. madam president you have a quorum. supervisor london breed: thank you. ladies and gentlemen please join us for the pledge of allegiance. >> thank you. madam clerk are there any communications. >> there are none to report today. madam president. >> please read today's consent agenda. city clerk: these items are considered routine. supervisor london breed: please call the roll. city clerk: on items 118, >>supervisor jane kim: >>supervisor eric mar: tang # >>supervisor katy tang: >>supervisor scott weiner: >>supervisor norman yee: >>supervisor john avalos: aye, supervisor london breed: aye, >>supervisor david campos: aye, >>supervisor julie christensen: aye, supervisors cohen aye, supervisor farrell, aye. there are level ayes. >>supervisor london breed: those items are passed. item 19. [administrative code - amendments to residential rent stabilization and arbitration ordinance] sponsors: kim, campos, mar and avalos ordinance amending the administrative code to: 1) prohibit, with certain exceptions, rent increases based on the addition of occupants even where a pre-existing rental agreement or lease permits such an increase; 2) prevent evictions based on the addition of occupants if the landlord has unreasonably refused the tenant's written request, including a refusal based on the amount of occupants allowed by the rental agreement or lease; 3) require landlords, after certain vacancies, to set the new base rent, for the next five years, as the lawful rent in effect at the time of the vacancy; 4) require that there be a substantial violation of a lawful obligation or covenant of tenancy as a basis for the recovery of possession; 5) require a landlord, prior to seeking recovery of possession, to provide tenants an opportunity to cure the unauthorized addition of the tenant's family members to the tenant's unit; 6) require that if a landlord seeks to recover possession based on a nuisance, substantial damage, or substantial interference with comfort, safety or enjoyment, the nuisance, substantial damage, or substantial interference be severe, continuing or recurring in nature; 7) prevent a landlord from seeking recovery of possession solely because the tenant is occupying a unit not authorized for residency; 8) require landlords to state in notices to vacate for certain good cause evictions the lawful rent for the unit at the time the notice is served; 9) require the rent board to prepare a form in english, chinese, spanish, vietnamese, tagalog, and russian stating that a notice to vacate may lead to a lawsuit to evict and stating that advice regarding notices to vacate is available from the rent board; 10) require landlords to attach a copy of the rent board form in the primary language of the tenant to each notice to vacate; and 11) require landlords to plead and prove in any action to recover possession that at least one of the grounds of administrative code, section 37.9(a)-(b) stated in the notice to vacate is the dominant motive for recovering possession. 1234 colleagues can we take this item same house. supervisor wiener >>supervisor scott weiner: we can separate the question the way we did it last time. so i would like to do that. supervisor london breed: okay. >>clerk, please madam president, it's my understanding that supervisor wiener would like to divide the question. >>supervisor scott weiner: i would like to duplicate the following and i would like to make the following motion. the motion for version no. 1 to remove page 8 line 9 through line 19 and version 2 to remove all language except for page 8 line nine, page 9, through line 19. to divide this ordinance into two ordinances. awe you will recall last week we passed the lion share of this ordinance unanimously including the ones that are the significant portions to the gotcha evictions and the moving evictions and we had a split vote on the rooming. this would divide this into 2 pieces of legislation. one the roommate provisions on the pages and lines i indicated and the other version will be everything else. presumably if the vote is the same, would it be 11-0 on one and 7-4 vote. if those votes were the same they will both pass. that is my motion to amend on those two duplicate or files. supervisor london breed: okay, supervisor wiener has made a motion. is there a second? supervisor tang, no discussion. >>supervisor jane kim: to clarify, the motion is to privilege any member on the floor. >> yes. >> what motion are we voting on? >>supervisor scott weiner: it would be the motion to amend them so the net effect would be that you have one version that is only the roommate provision and the other version would be everything else and it would be 2 pieces of legislation. >> okay, i just want to clarify for members of this board. in splitting these pieces we can put this provision at risk of not having a veto proof majority. so that wasn't the case when the question was divide but is now the case with two different ordinances. >>supervisor london breed: okay. at this time, madam clerk on the divided question, on the specific ordinance that was recommended for an amendment we are going to be voting on the ability to amend -- i'm sorry, the motion to amend. can you please call the roll on the motion to amend. >> on version one, we are removing page 8 line nine through page 8 through line 19. >> yes. you want to take the version 2 where we are striking all except page 8 through line 19. >> one motion. city clerk: supervisor kim, supervisor cohen? >>supervisor malia cohen: to be maker, maybe you can talk about why you are doing this so everyone is on the same page because i felt like we dealt with it. walk us through it. >>supervisor scott weiner: absolutely. the overwhelming majority of this legislation, some people are opposed to a lot of portions of this, but in this body the overwhelming majority passed without any conflict. as stated the core pieces are the nuisance and gotcha provision and as well as the provision having to do with vacancy control and owner move in evictions and those are part of the 11-0 non-controversial. the items proven on this board which are controversial and has a fair amount of concern in general that we've heard has to do with the roommate provision that would effectively eliminate the ability of landlords to limit the number of residents in a unit based on numbers in the lease. so, given that divide, instead of sending this full thing forward together, it's either rise or fall together. it makes sense to send it separately and to ensure the non-controversial overwhelming majority moves forward and the mayor can sign or veto the roommate provision. that's the rational. you only have one section that is really controversial anymore and the idea is to separate it out. >> my question is why would we give the mayor that privilege to weigh in on the legislation when we have already discussed it? >> i don't view it as the mayor's privilege. i view it as a member of this board because i strongly support the overwhelming majority on this and i want to make sure that it's enacted and i don't support and others don't support. people can still vote to be whatever they want to vote for but this gives us the option to consider the roommate provision separately. >> thank you. supervisor london breed: supervisor campos. >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i will be voting against that effort. i think in any legislation we consider there are things we like and do not like about the legislation and we have to take the total of the legislation to decide on whether or not on balance to move it forward or not. so i will be voting against that and i hope my colleagues join on that. >>supervisor london breed: supervisor kim. >>supervisor jane kim: thanks, i agree with supervisor campos. i will be voting against the moment. i believe the ordinance should be moved together as 1 piece and be passed as one legislation that will be protecting tennants across the city. >>supervisor london breed: i see no other names on the roster. madam clerk, on the motion. supervisor cohen? >>supervisor malia cohen: forgive me madam clerk, i'm not sure on the exact procedure. i'm not quite ready to vote on this item. is there a way we can put this at the tail end of the agenda and deal with this later. i need more time to process this. >>supervisor london breed: yes, we'll come back to this item later on in the agenda. madam clerk please call item 20. city clerk: [accept and expend gift - estate of nguey woo - police department - $54,972.09] sponsor: mayor resolution authorizing the san francisco police department to accept and expend a donation of $54,972.09 pursuant to the order of final distribution of the estate of nguey woocity clerk: [accept and expend gift - estate of nguey woo - police department - $54,972.09] sponsor: mayor resolution authorizing the san francisco police department to accept and expend a donation of $54,972.09 pursuant to the order of final distribution of the estate of city clerk: [accept and expend gift - estate of nguey woo - police department - $54,972.09] sponsor: mayor resolution authorizing the san francisco police department to accept and expend a donation of $54,972.09 pursuant to the order of final distribution of the estate of nguey woo >>supervisor london breed: colleagues 1234 can we take this item same house same call? it will be taken without objection. item 22. city clerk: [multifamily housing revenue note - 491-31st avenue - not to exceed $16,227,000] sponsors: mayor; mar resolution authorizing the execution and delivery of a multifamily housing revenue note in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $16,227,000 for the purpose of providing financing for the acquisition and rehabilitation of a 75-unit multifamily rental housing project located at 491-31st avenue; approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a funding loan agreement providing the terms and conditions of the note and authorizing the execution and delivery thereof; approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a regulatory agreement and declaration of restrictive covenants; approving the forms of and authorizing the execution of certain loan documents; authorizing the collection of certain fees; ratifying and approving any action heretofore taken in connection with the note and the project, as defined herein; granting general authority to city officials to take actions necessary to implement this resolution; and related matters. city clerk: sf 221234 >> same house same call. without objection this item is adopted unanimously. madam clerk call items 22-35. city clerk: item 22-35. item 22, for 49 #-31 avenue. item 23, [multifamily housing revenue note - 345 arguello boulevard - not to exceed $18,047,000] sponsors: mayor; mar resolution authorizing the execution and delivery of a multifamily housing revenue note in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $18,047,000 for the purpose of providing financing for the acquisition and rehabilitation of a 69-unit multifamily rental housing project located at 345 arguello boulevard; approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a funding loan agreement providing the terms and conditions of the note and authorizing the execution and delivery thereof; approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a regulatory agreement and declaration of restrictive covenants; approving the forms of and authorizing the execution of certain loan documents; authorizing the collection of certain fees; ratifying and approving any action heretofore taken in connection with the note and the project, as defined herein; granting general authority to city officials to take actions necessary to implement this resolution; and related matters. 1234 item 24. [multifamily housing revenue note - 990 pacific avenue - not to exceed $38,633,000] sponsors: mayor; christensen resolution authorizing the execution and delivery of a multifamily housing revenue note in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $38,633,000 for the purpose of providing financing for the acquisition and rehabilitation of a 92-unit multifamily rental housing project located 990 pacific avenue; approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a funding loan agreement providing the terms and conditions of the note and authorizing the execution and delivery thereof; approving the form of and authorizing the execution of a regulatory agreement and declaration of restrictive covenants; approving the forms of and authorizing the execution of certain loan documents; authorizing the collection of certain fees; ratifying and approving any action heretofore taken in connection with the note and the project, a >> thank you madam clerk. colleagues, the mayor has asked for 1 week extension on this item. is there any member on the board who would like to continue this. motion by supervisor christensen, motion by supervisor farrell. can we take this motion to continue 1 week without objection? without objection the motion passes this item. this item will be continued 1 week until october 6, 2015, board meeting. madam clerk, please call item 36. city clerk: [multifamily housing revenue bonds - 1035 folsom street and 21 columbia square street - not to exceed $16,000,000] sponsor: kim resolution declaring the intent of the city and county of san francisco (the "city") to reimburse certain expenditures from proceeds of future bonded indebtedness; authorizing the director of the mayor's office of housing and community development (the "director") to submit an application and related documents to the california debt limit allocation committee (cdlac) to permit the issuance of residential mortgage revenue bonds in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $16,000,000 for 1035 folsom street and 21 columbia square street; authorizing and directing the director to direct the controller's office to hold in trust an amount not to exceed $100,000 in accordance with cdlac procedures; authorizing the director to certify to cdlac that the city has on deposit the required amount; authorizing the director to pay an amount equal to such deposit to the state of california if the city fails to issue the residential mortgage revenue bonds; approving, for purposes of the internal revenue code of 1986, as amended, the issuance and sale of residential mortgage revenue bonds by the city in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $16,000,000; authorizing and directing the execution of any documents necessary to implement this resolution; and ratifying and approving any action heretofore taken in connection with the project, as defined herein, and the application, as defined herein. 1234 >>supervisor london breed: colleagues can we take this item same house same call? this item is proven unanimously. next item [public utilities commission new clean renewable energy bonds issuance - not to exceed $4,100,000] sponsor: breed resolution approving the issuance of not to exceed $4,100,000 aggregate principal amount of new clean renewable energy bonds to be issued by the city and county of san francisco, acting through the san francisco public utilities commission; approving the execution and delivery of an equipment lease/purchase agreement, a direct purchase agreement, and a filing agent agreement; and authorizing related actions, as defined herein. >>supervisor london breed: same house same call? without objection this ordinance is passed unanimously on the first reading. city clerk: [settlement of lawsuit - mountain cascade, inc. - $3,200,000] ordinance authorizing settlement of the lawsuit filed by mountain cascade, inc., against the city and county of san francisco for $3,200,000; the lawsuit was filed on june 11, 2013, in san mateo county superior court, master file no. civ 519255, entitled in re: mountain cascade contract litigation, related to the public utilities commission's construction of the bay division pipeline no. 5 - peninsula reaches project. (city attorney)1234 supervisor london breed: same house same call. this matter is approved without objection. item 39 [planning code - inclusionary housing requirements in the eastern neighborhoods] sponsor: kim ordinance amending the planning code to eliminate the rental incentive from the eastern neighborhood urban mixed use districts that permits project sponsors to lower their inclusionary affordable housing requirements and applicable eastern neighborhood public benefit fee by agreeing to maintain the units in their market rate development as rental units for 30 years; and affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act, and making findings of consistency with the general plan, and the eight priority policies of planning code, section 101.1. 1234 supervisor london breed: supervisor kim? >>supervisor jane kim: thank you, colleagues. before you today is an amendment to change a part of the planning code that reflect a different housing market than the one we had today. since 2009, this city has offered and incentive to project sponsors in the eastern neighborhood area in the urban mixed use district. to encourage rental unions, this amendment was passed in 2009 to reduce obligation of developers. when this amendment was passed it represented all eastern units in the residential. now it represents 84%. the dramatic increase in the delivery of rental units is not the result of this incentive, but after very strong rental market san francisco has seen. this amendment before us today is updating the planning code to to remove this incentive because we are building rental house without it and building in the current housing market. i appreciate your support and glad to see this amendment was recommended for approval. >>supervisor london breed: thank you. colleagues, can we take this item same house same call. without objection this item is approved. city clerk: [public works code - public right-of-way occupancy fee exemption] sponsor: campos ordinance amending the public works code to provide that floodwater management projects that are located within public rights of way, requiring a minor encroachment permit, and funded by san francisco public utilities commission grant funds, are exempt from payment of public right-of-way occupancy assessment fees. 1234 supervisor london breed: supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you, the amendment before you will help small businesses and property owners in flood prone areas. it will help them make changes to the property to help prevent flooding. it amends the code so if a property owner is doing a flood water management project funded by the san francisco public utilities commission grant funds they will not be charged a public right-of-way occupancy fee should they encroach into the sidewalk. on march 19th, i held a hearing on the issue of flooding at the intersection of folsom which is the lowest point in the city which is in my district. it is an area that has the worst flooding of any part of the city. puc, staff, local residents, business owners created a working group for ideas to deal with this problem. one of the ideas is the amendment of this code so that those who wanted to address this issue did not have to pay fees on top of that. so, the point here is it will make it easy for tennants to apply for flood assistance and will incentivize the flood water program to prevent damage to their property in the event of a storm and this will help to ease the administrative burden on puc and staff when participating in the program when they are hit with unreasonable fees that the puc has had to deal with in the past and the past puc has had to intervene on behalf of these folks. i want to thank the puc and the staff for working on this item as well as the department of public works and my aid. thank you for all the work that has gone into it. i respectfully ask for your support, thank you. can we take this item same house same call? >> this item is approved. >> can we discuss the same item. >>supervisor scott weiner: i withdraw the motion from the file to the original version we voted on last week. i want to request that we separate the questions in the same manner that we did last week voting on the roommate provisions separately from the rest but still be all one file. i will say that i do believe in flexibility and adding roommates and being able to swap a roommate when a roommate leaves. i would support one non-family member. people have a reason to do that whether it's a boyfriend or girlfriend. that's fine with me. i just think this current provision goes too far in terms of a large number of people wanting to be added without any consent from the owner and i will be voting against that separated part of the file. >>supervisor london breed: okay, colleagues on the ordinance without the roommate provision, can we take that item same house same call? without objection the ordinance finally passes unanimously. madam clerk, can you please call the roll on the remaining question of the roommates provision of the ordinance. city clerk: on the balance of the ordinance? >> yes. city clerk: madam president, your first vote was the severed portion pages 8 line -- >>supervisor london breed: actually no. that was withdrawn by supervisor wiener. we are looking at the ordinance similar to what we did last week when we separated out the component of the ordinance that were supported by all members of the board and more specifically the component of the ordinance. supervisor wiener do you have the section of the area we are talking about? >>supervisor scott weiner: point of information. my understanding is that we just unanimously voted to adopt the ordinance minus the roommate question and we'll vote separately which is for clarification page 8 line nine through page nine line 19. >> that is what we are voting onto the voters provision for the roommate. seeing no other names on the roster, madam clerk, please call the roll. city clerk mar, wiener no, avalos, aye, breed aye, campos, aye, christensen, aye, supervisor cohen, aye, supervisor farrell, no, there are 7 ayes and 4 no with supervisors tang, yee, farrell on the dissent. >>supervisor london breed: the ordinance is finally passed. madam clerk can we go with commendation given by supervisor mar? >>supervisor eric mar: >>supervisor eric mar: thank you. i would like to ask legal outreach to come forward. i'm honored today to recognize an amazing organization, asian pacific legal outreach. we are here with one of it's founders taylor who has led so much that i will talk about in a moment different movements for social justice and empowerment not just for asians and pacific islanders communities but all asians. i think it represents client and communities not only immigrants but citizens and youth and the types of legal services they have been able to develop have been tremendously except based on grass routines and organizing advocates within our community and grass roots approach to the most vulnerable in our communities. they are expanded beyond japantown operation of law students that founded it in 1975 to a wide range of different movements they support across the different communities and neighborhood lines. since '75 they have been able to break down legal barriers. the clients are marginalized based on low income status, gender, age, ethnicity, race, nationality or language. the parts they serve are strictly in need of services they provide. i want to also say they provide services in a number of languages not only cantonese and hindi, tagalog, taiwanese and spanish. it's a multilingual service they have created. i want to give a shout out to director taylor. he didn't want know do this. i'm doing this against his wishes. a san francisco neighborhood legal assistance foundation supervising attorney, he worked with many others to found the association legal outreach. i was his law clerk years and years ago. they really worked to empower japanese americans and asian pacific islanders from their work from retrust reparation and the cases for the japanese american community to freeing the racial justice campaign years ago but also today they are linked with broad social justice movements like human trafficking. they have led the creation of new alliances against domestic violence, not only in san francisco but also the oakland battered women's clinics and other organizations as well. tremendous alliance building and coalition building. largely because the dean and the staff have worked to build broader movements. in the past 40 years, taylor, suzuki, the first staffer they build it into an amazing organization to work across so many different lines. i wanted to say too that their elder abuse project and the youth violence prevention program are a great model in san francisco as well. lastly a couple of notable accomplishments, they have been honored by other groups. i did want to acknowledge social services. there are projects dealing with abuse and elders and seniors in our community and to promote their independence and aging in place with dignity in our communities. they also have as i mentioned work not only in domestic violence but also developing new projects to support lgbt survivors of domestic violence as well. but really cutting edge in the types of legal work they do that is empowering to people. i wanted to say that my experience helped guide as an activist and social justice person and that they don't get enough credit in the work they do and how much they have changed the lives of youth and people like me, i want to

families in san francisco. >> i think this is a chronic issue i'm a teacher and he taught grade school introduce clerk erica major college and childcare is the number one care for women women with children have a hard time living in san francisco we're not hermosa beach to keep teachers in san francisco there's a problems are housing, of course, nobody can afford to live in san francisco now even with a big salary i'll say women problems is mostly younger women in childcare and a lot of seniors including myself that you can we need need to have anymore spirit all issues i hope for that childcare and women and also monolingual speaking chinese. >> (clapping.) thank you. >> so i think housing is the fundamental issue relative to families taking a here what the stay has to do is increase the percentage of what we call inclusionary housing the city requirement about how much middle-income and e matrix and affordable housing people are to build on the when i was on the boards it was 15 percent now it is 12 percent the number is going down we know that after prop a of last year the developer

business which will you do to help small businesses remain in san francisco. >> tough one keep the can he recall corridors viable their expensing challenges not only increases in rent and health insurance but the cost of goods by the way, the construction that will tap on polk street with the sewer replacement or the van ness rapid transit project will challenge those neighborhoods i have been working with the confirmation and office of economic workforce development for the businesses no chinatown and on columbus avenue looking for street improvements on polk and columbus in chinatown to make sure our corridors are viable and in places that draws visits in keeping our transportation available and working is a great way to keep people from you know headings here instead of heading to the mission all the time i side think we need to preserve those corridors rent control is controlled at the state level that is something that will be helpful this is going for toughing to achieve. >> ms. tilly chang. >> this is an artist i've been teaching at city college i feel that small business co

>> mr. pressing kin. >> it is important that san francisco have a gifted economy not for all the egos in one basket but the role of the board of supervisors at this moment in time to deal with the huge disparities at this time to make sure that as folks come in they're paying their fair share and paying their way and not getting tax breaks aesz as the case of impacts part of reason i'm running for the board of supervisors not to encourage or discourage but mitigate those impacts and make sure that people pay their fair share and make sure the tech companies are paying the impact fees for the transportation issues that are happening in our region ♪ town they're paying their fair share relative to affordable housing and right now that political will is sadly absent at city hall (clapping.) >> so i came to san francisco in the late 70s the employment's titled were big construction like bill clinton he will and wells fargo and is bank of america they supported our opera but brought change we brought tech an urgent care him in to a lot of people it means 20 something that makes too

and harvard. that studied it from all over the country, if not the world, to see what san francisco and other places could do to anticipate better our expected challenges on both an earthquake, but also now more and more it can be the expected el nino, plus an earthquake, plus drought, plus anything else. and so this is my way of saying that we take every opportunity that we can to support you the others that are doing and then we learn. and then we take it back here. for el nino, as all of you know, all of the experts are predicting historic levels of flooding. i have already asked harlan for his favorite list of catch-basin sites that he and public works have already identified, and can already vacuum-suck all of that stuff and make sure that we don't have backups that will compromise our pedestrian/vehicle, and access safety for everybody. but that is just the small stuff, relatively small, i think. we need to concentrate on those areas of flooding, but also prepare people for that particular aspect of our weather while we're still into how we're going to get out of this drought. and

will visitors who live elsewhere. >> 50% of the total come from south san francisco resident. people who visit ourton town and spend money and business to business sales tax a significant amount in south san francisco will complete that 7 million dollars a year. >>reporter: that doesn't sit well with mike witch. >> you think sense you work here but don't live here do you think you should be helping to pay for city improvements. >> no. we shouldn't. we don't live here. >>reporter: city argues non-rest didn't employee benefit from police fire services and should help to pay for them n.south san francisco, abc 7 news. >> the northern california police department wants to arm officers with a martial arts weapon to help take down suspects. anderson police department in shasta couldn't soon have the option of nuing nun-chu-ka. they are good tool that limit injuries to officers and the people that they detai detain. police chief calls them more compassionate of option. officers must pass a 16 hour training program. bruce lee used them to take down bad guys in his movies. you have perhaps se

very, very strong partner in the san francisco budget & finance committee the port of san francisco and, of course, the great event to the c men and women in uniform the wonderful blue angles that fly and fleet going on with live music and four ships will be tied up at the pier the men and women staying on the ships will have a nice food trucks and live music and a as and work their way towards the city the public will mixtures and band concerts the band challenge on monday of fleet week 8 high school bands play at the golden gate park after the marine co-sponsorship plays their judged by professional band judges so fleet week has an array of activities beyond the blue angles one of the greatest friends i have fleet week and the greatest supporters is the san francisco mayor ed lee and i'm going to go straight to introducing him mayor ed lee please come to the podium thank you. >> clamoring. >> thank you louis to you and the committee and general mit for your wonderful leadership welcome to san francisco what a day, huh? i know that everybody serves loving coming to san francisco and fr

a new platform for bikers in san francisco -- quite literall >>> a new platform for bikers in san francisco. quite literally. the reason raising the road could clamp down on dangerous accidents. >>> and voting to strike or sit back down at the bargaining table. the real price of a pay gap between csu faculty members and the state of california if teachers go on strike. >>> plus, what a boater discovers in the san francisco bay sends emergency responders scrambling into cold waters. >>> "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> and a good monday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. a lot to get to. but first. the sweet sound of rain. a little muffled there. sweeping into the bay area over the weekend. downpours move through the area, leading to flash flood warnings and even some delays at the airport. >> but what about this morning? let's take a live look outside right now. this is san jose where skies seem to be clearing after some overnight sprinkles. meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring the situation. what can people

save and the electronic transition of electronic ammunition on a weekly basis to the san francisco police department we need to do everything in our power as a city to make sure we have the evict i did gun safety laws to have the public safety of our san francisco residents come first so the details of this legislation the first portion is going to require that the videotaping of all gun and ammunition sales in the city and county of san francisco that will be made public to the police department after a search warrant who also apply to other critical areas of business preemptors that sells guns not to exceed where all guns and firearms are sold or transferred and including all cabinets and parking lots and so forth currently no federal or california law pose security requirements or action committee for women in prison ethics commission sellers to have videotape simple having all this will help to defer those that seek to purchase guns legally and use them more elicit purposes this is existing everywhere the status of gun violence violence over 75 percent happens with illegal purchased g

have been asking around san francisco my name is francisco herrera i'm here to seek our vote to serve as mayor of san francisco in order to redirect the run away housing unit that is devastating the fabric of our community i believe in our wisdom and ability to create a plan and citation that will allows us to develop san francisco into a working family friendly city again, i only have 5 minutes for this vision big deal please for more information visit people's campaign.com i love san francisco i've lived here for almost thirty years and happily married and lucky to raise our family we've paid to and benefits bending from the public schools and parks and walking to and fro work my information as a juicy quit priest nourished me in my faith in humanity address the essential justice i also taught 86 that taught me respect for the worst of conditions and religions my working-class roots for solidarity i learned to bring together seamless competing self-interests are to work with the greater i'm an educator and musician and help people to organize to make budgetary changes to prove the q

have been asking around san francisco my name is francisco herrera i'm here to seek our vote to serve as mayor of san francisco in order to redirect the run away housing unit that is devastating the fabric of our community i believe in our wisdom and ability to create a plan and citation that will allows us to develop san francisco into a working family friendly city again, i only have 5 minutes for this vision big deal please for more information visit people's campaign.com i love san francisco i've lived here for almost thirty years and happily married and lucky to raise our family we've paid to and benefits bending from the public schools and parks and walking to and fro work my information as a juicy quit priest nourished me in my faith in humanity address the essential justice i also taught 86 that taught me respect for the worst of conditions and religions my working-class roots for solidarity i learned to bring together seamless competing self-interests are to work with the greater i'm an educator and musician and help people to organize to make budgetary changes to prove the q

the building inspection >> hi. i am cory with san francisco and we're doing stay safe and we're going to talk about what shelter in place or safe enough to stay in your home means. we're here at the urban center on mission street in san francisco and joined by carla, the deputy director of spur and one of the persons who pushed this shelter in place and safe enough to stay concept and we want to talk about what it means and why it's important to san francisco. >> as you know the bay area as 63% chance of having a major earthquake and it's serious and going to impact a lot of people and particularly people in san francisco because we live on a major fault so what does this mean for us? part of what it means is that potentially 25% of san francisco's building stock will be uninhibit tabl and people can't stay in their homes after an earthquake. they may have to go to shelters or leave entirely and we don't want that to happen. >> we want a building stock to encourage them to stay in the homes and encourage them to stay and not relocate to other locations and shelters. >> that's right so

future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco >> good morning and welcome to had monthly meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority. i'll scott wiener the chairman the authority and want to thank sf gov t jennifer and chals crim nack for todays herem . >> avalos present. commissioner breed, abstant. commissioner christensen, present. commissioner farrell, presentism commissioner mar, abstant. commissioner yang, present. commissioner yee, present. we have quarm >> thank you very much. can you please call item 2 >> item 2, chairs report. this is a nrfgz item. >> colleague yz hope everyone had a great recess and break. since we last convened in last july of this year a lot has happened around transportation in our satey and region. at the state level as you may have followed in the press we were very hopeful the governor and legislature through the legislative session on transportation would actually produce sig cnts revenue for transpor maintenance and infrastructure impruchbments. assembly members chew and mullen strongly advocateed for tra

fairfax county. amy? >> yes, cheryl, members of the st. francis catholic church of san francisco arrived to the trail outside of fairfax county to pray if the soul of steve carter. this is the location of where he was killed. can you see there is a memorial here, evidence of the impact his death had on the community. new we will get to the video of the people accused of killing him. the three people arrived in the bay area yesterday being brought in from portland where they were arrested. the flee of them now have shaved heads. they were seen wearing orange jumpsuits. we have learned they will stand trial for both the murders they are accused of in marin county although the murders took place in different counties. they are accused of killing audrey carey of canada. she was killed in golden gate park. she was beaten and shot to death. the three then accused of moving to marin county where they are accused of killing steve carter on a like trail outside of fay park they have been charged with the delegates and a few our crimes. they will be arraigned tomorrow. if convicted they could face

programs. we have healthy san francisco. we have so many programs that were investing in to make sure communities are strong. so, i say to you that i'm a in addition to a revitalized housing program for public housing residents, where we are no longer building isolated low income housing, their integrated communities. they are building the strength of our best nonprofits that are now integrated with our housing authority. in working with the residents to make sure they are part of the voice as to how these units are built, and we are hiring as many of our public housing residents to do the building themselves to city built. another great program that we've reached in to the heart of our residence in public housing and say, we can train you to build and to manage this housing at this same time. this is all part of what we call brad. it takes a lot of different parts of hard and i know that leader pelosi, every time i called her, she's been so wonderful in answering my calls as we explain the latest thing we have to do with hard and to make sure that everybody understands, because

control. we're live in san francisco where we spoke to an emploipy at the last gun store in san francisco which is also about to shut down. kim. >> that's right. city leaders here in san francisco say yes, the federal government has failed to protect residents in terms of gun control, so they have taken matters into their own hands. as a result of san francisco's tough gun control restrictions, the city's only gun shop is closing its doors at the end of the month. on the heels of that senseless mass shooting in oregon, everyone agrees something needs to be done. however, gun rights advocates say new gun control laws are not the answer. >> i don't know how many regulations can protect us to the point where we feel like we're no longer free. >> san francisco supervisor mark feral said it's about public safety. he has gun control legislation on the table that would require firearms dealers to record customers and provide sales tracking to police weekly. while he agrees there isn't one solution to the growing problem, he firmly believes these regulations are a step in the right direction. >> absolu

wedding. but for a san francisco couple and their friends, they're dealing with precisely that tonight. >> getting a little nervous. at the beginning, i wasn't as nervous, but there's a few people in the hotel lobby panicking, crying, kids crying. i got a little nervous myself. >> tim and his friends woke up to find an evacuation notice on their vacation resort doors. informing them hurricane patricia is heading their way. >> we have been here since wednesday. then the next thing you know, we get a notice on our door saying we need to evacuate as soon as possible. >> ramos is in puerto vallarta for his friends' wedding. rudole foe and anthony are scheduled to say i do on the beach tomorrow afternoon. now, their entire wedding party's been bussed out. they're hunkered down in a hurricane shelter at a local elementary school. >> it was about 70 people in our guest list. we made sure everyone is taken care of. everyone is here, everyone is safe. and we're good. so i'm really happy. >> even with what's being called the strongest hurricane ever recorded in the pacific barreling in, the groo

. >> for people who are going to come to san francisco, to take public transportation. >> a good option since there's no specific route for the president that's made public for security purposes. sfpd even warning of possible rolling road closures. >> anything along market street and the embarcadero is where the traffic is going to be impacted. >> for this flight week fan who lives down the street, it's an easy decision. >> we're walking. we are lucky to live a mile away from here. >> the rule of thumb here, according to the sfpd, is to get here early to avoid all the traffic. nbc bay area news. >> all right, pete, thank you. we continue our coverage of our website. you'll find a schedule of events and also a slide show for fleet week. pretty interesting stuff. that's an nbcbayarea.com. >> as we mentioned, president obama will be arriving in san francisco for a democratic fund-raising trip in a few hours. earlier today, his focus was on healing. as he spoke with shooting survivors in oregon. the president flew to roseburg where he met with families of victims from last week's massacre.

san francisco police -- pursuing a homicide case just blocks from one of the city's most popular tourist spots. >>> san francisco police pursuing a homicide case just blocks from one of the city's most popular tourist spots. >>> the mystery isn't solved yet but investigators are zeroing in on those responsible for a deadly shooting in a north bay trail. new evidence fueling the search. >>> when will it get cleaned up? residents of a peninsula city enflamed over piles of trash and debris littering city streets. "today in the bay" starts right now. wednesday morning. we made it. halfway there. good morning. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. clouds to start off your morning. for an explanation on what a thin cloud later, let's go to kari hall. >> as you go inland, it's 63 degrees in the peninsula. highs today will be in the 70s and 80s. still upper 60s in san francisco while the south bay tops out at 83 degrees and a lot of sunshine once again. heating up as we head closer to the weekend. good morning, mike. you are tracking a problem on the roads? >> i got two things o

joining us and thank you for joining us on >> ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors meeting. madam clerk, can you please call the roll. >> thank you madam president. supervisor avalos, not present, supervisor breed, supervisor campos, supervisor christensen, supervisor cohen, supervisor farrell, supervisor kim, supervisor mar, supervisor tang, supervisor weiner, supervisor yee. there is a quorum. >> ladies and gentlemen, can you please join us in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge of allegiance, to the flag of the united states of america and to the rep ublic for which stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> madam clerk, are there any communications? >> yes madam president. we're in receipt of two communicates. first from supervisor mar and the second from previe supervisor avalos, educating their ab-- -- indicating their absence. >> motioned by supervisor campos. seconded by supervisor farrell. can we take this without objection without objection. they are excused. all right, let's go to our consent agenda. >> i

and was inside a, althoughed case in a bag. according to the "san francisco chronicle" the owner waited 12 hours before reporting the theft to police who immediately scouted the area looking for surveillance video or clues that could lead them to the gun. necessity say it was recovered when the three were arrested last week in poverty land. they are eligible for the death penalty the district attorney in marin county has not said if he will seek that penalty. >> thanks. fish and wildlife officials are trying to figure why hundreds of fishing dying in clear lake. according to the "resolution democrat," they found three miles apart at the south end of the lake this month. environment scientists suspect a chemical spill possibly petroleum based killed the fish. >> if you take golden gate transit you could find posters part of a campaign to use humor to mind your manners showing people behaving badly including eating and smoking with # #localpriderespectyourride. officials say they are a fun way to make the ride more pleasant for everyone. >> san francisco mayor lee will honor the de

behalf of san francisco clean power advocates, i first want to say that on the marketing thing that you just saw the presentation on, we're very excited about this idea of looking at district 10, saying, look, this is the most environmentally impacted neighborhood in the city, it's crucial that we put forward this program in a big way in that community first z however, we have strong concerns about only doing in district 10 which is basically the plan right now is to solely do it in that district: that gives pg&e and other opponents the ability to specifically target the specific demographics that are in a specific area with a tax and they will roll out all kinds of clever attack, most of them will be false, so we think it makes a lot more sense to maybe do half of the automatic enrollments in d10 and half of them in the areas where polls show people are most excited about cleanpowersf and a green program so that you don't have all your eggs in one basket. as commissioner caen indicated, it could go bad on you under a pg&e ad assault, so we want to make sure we're being mindful abou

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walk it through the businesses to talk about greening chinatown in san francisco we have materials for the guests we question do we invite you all and in closing we want to is let's do this and let get to work and zero thank you, everyone ladies and gentlemen, chair called the meeting to order. please have a seat. thank you. can we all please rise for the pledge of allegiance? >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> madam plez president may i call roll? >> parenthesisdants lofts, here. vice prez dns therman, here. commissioner marshal, here. commissioner dejesus, here. commissioner wang, here. commissioner mu larta. madam president you have a quarm. also with us this evening is chief of police, gregory suhr and joyce hicks andgeny kim >> welcome to the october 21 police commission meeting. i want to thank the salvation army crock sents frr allowing us to be in this beautiful space. and given all of us have day jobs and this meeting starts at

enjoy the water today. what we need to do around san francisco to protecting the environment of future generations, this is the single most important thing to do to combat climate change in a significant way. i'm really happy that a lot of the attention is given to the environment. not just san francisco but all over the country with the president and with our governor, this is the time to really aggressively push forward on these issues and this report is really a great report and i appreciate the time that's been dedicated to that. so with that, i would like to read into the record the board's response which i think would be the appropriate response to the findings so that we can submit these to the civil grand jury. finding no. 1, clean four sf will be relatively small, low risk program at start up but must grow quickly to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. of course we agree with that. and in the response text which i need to read that into the record, too, as well. right? 30-60 mega watts is the amount launched and the board will work with puc to move that as quickly as possible a

? >> good afternoon eric brooks san francisco green party sustainability chair a quick question for staff you noted that a reservoirs was drawn down to do technical work on the reservoirs and i think pipe connections i was wondering whether when this happens is that storage transferred somewhere else especially during a drought it is doable or do we lose the storage the other question i thought a sf clean power update is that later on in the agenda? >> okay. let's take a look. >> good afternoon, commissioners commissioner vice president moran congratulations on our election as vice president i hoped to be able to congratulate commissioner president vietor in her president i was not here at the last meeting but thank you to the for commissioner caen and her kind comments about the relationship that is well, this year for the drought campaign as evidenced by the slides it steve richie put up i wanted wanted to start off i wanted to speak about mountain tunnel very pleased with the action that is before you today puc has an engineering firm to provide the vitality plan for the assistance to

select meeting. candice from the san francisco transportation agency. they four allowing me to be here to report on the low income moderate yutsd around here we are here to update you and as the distinguished record of having processed most of the thousands of applications that came here and there is so much to say since the program has launched. i want to talk about a few accomplishments since our last report. two informations. sf mta had a lot of opportunities to coordinate and better our efforts since our last presentation. we have since begun meeting on a monthly basis with the school district in a committee that looks at the 20 or so intersections between sfusd and sf mta. because of that, we've been able to better coordinate on a number of issues that are planning and operational things from muni school tripers and the times they start and arrive at each school as the crossing guards and where they are placed as well as parking and curb space. many thanks due to the presentations at this committee, we've been able to look at that and start to coordinate more effectively. it

kqed newsroom. i'm thuy vu. tonight's show focuses on two issues in san francisco the subject of fierce debate here and across the nation. later, scott shafer will have more on whether local law enforcement agencies should cooperate with federal immigration officials but first we're going to take a look at one of the most contentious issues on the city's november ballot. proposition f takes aim at air b and b and other short-term services at 75 nights per year for each home or apartment and also require hosts to give the city quarterly reports on how many nights their properties had been rented. and it would allow people to sue neighbors who violate the new rules, a point highlighted in prop f ads. >> prop f will ban short-term rental of inlaw yuunit and encourage to sue each other and violate privacy. >> including air b and b with $8 million and contrast, hotel unions backing prop f raised more than $250,000. joining us now to debate the measure are patrick cannon, campaign manager and dale carlsson, cofounder who backs the proposition. why is proposition f necessary? san franci

. >>> we have a developing story at home connecting san francisco, marin county and oregon. police say the three people accused of killing a hiker near fairfield and marin county shot and killed a woman. audrey kerry was found. because of similarities san francisco police called the marin county sheriff office when they heard of the shooting that killed steve carter. now we want to show you the new mug shots. 23-year-old morrison lampley and lill algood. home side inspectors flew the portland and found items belonging to kerry with the three people. marin county sheriff deputies found a gun with the suspects and that weapon is believed to be the one used -- used to kill 95 carter and wound his dog. investigators are looking into the motives behind the attacks in marin county and san francisco. >> it appears that three people that identify as having three lost souls and trying to identify what their motivation, the state of mind, all of these will come into play. >> search teams have been looking for evidence that may have been tossed away. >> steve carters wife said there will be a public

. and the gusts have also caused plenty of damage in san francisco. abc7 news reporter lilian kim takes a look. >> the calf folding on bay shore boulevard was no wind that swept through san francisco. all of it came crashing done down on two parked cars in this parking lot. the owner of this s.u.v. was walking into the store when it happened. >> i'm so blessed if i stay inside the car i get hurt in the head. it got my car and the mirror on top. >> on 7th and market street, more damage. this time a wall separating it from the construction site toppled over. a man walking by was taken to the hospital for cuts to his head. meanwhile in the mission district the palm trees on mission street swayed precariously. but on 24th street a large branch snapped off. no injuries. and a large police on clay street near fillmore. >> i heard the tree fall and at first it didn't occur to me that the tree would have fallen and then i came outside and like it was just there. i was like, oh, my god. i'm so glad that didn't hit the house. >> a close call, but it's not over yet as long as the wind advisory rem