celebrate the official launch of super public. the nation's first collaborative workspace to host city state and federal policymakers under one roof. the innovation lab is running in collaboration with san francisco mayor's office of civic innovation by the city intimate foundation and the gen. services administration will solve common problems that affect all levels of government. uc berkeley's center for design research at stanford university and mit media lab have also partnered with super public. super public will provide space. program convened summit, roundtables, and training programs to build capacity so that all partners in the lab can maximize time and impact. by working in an open innovation environment, super public intends to create extorted exportable models and solutions facing governments throughout the nation. the city of san francisco and city intimate into gsa and other superpower concept, was an immediate, yes. each level of government is really reinventing the wheel around a common problems. the silo nature of government has stymied the public sector from adopting

announcer: now, the use of planning.y in city topics include how cities and work to e, develop structure to support the technology. technology. afternoon, and thank you for joining us for local of the future, how do cities thrive in the digital age? the vice e. bell, president of global innovation olicy here at the information technology innovation foundation and i'll be your moderator. s we get started, i should mention the twitter handle for his event is #futurecities and those watching via the web cast can submit any questions there or discussion during the q&a period if you would like. ities have become key economic units driving the modern global economy. more than half the world's opulation already lives in cities and it's expected that cities will account for 90% of growth in thison century. fortunately, the advents of many technologies, including mobile telephony and broadband the internet of things, automation technologies, big data techniques, and many are opening up transformative possibilities to cities deliver public services and utilities, manage transportation ne

-span 3. >> up next, history professor tammy ingram discusses her book "the wickedest city in america." sex, race and organized crime in the jim crow south. she chronicles the crime investigation city chair in 1950 and 51 and field hearings they conducted in the house. the center for legislative archives hosted this event. it's just under an hour. >> thank you for attending today's researcher talk, i'm the historian at the center for legislative archives, part of the national archives that holds the records of the u.s. senate and the house of representatives and which sponsors the series. researcher talks invites scholars to tell us about their projects and how the records support them. since the highly visible senate and house investigations of the 1950s have received much researcher attention over the last few years, we have invited historians to speak about the records. we've asked them to talk about labor and management, better known as the mclellan committee, several have made presentations based on the research on the house on the american activities committee. historians have c

progress. but to do this, as we talked about, the cities have an important role to play. but before the cities, let me , digital disruption is driven.e company it is driven from a lot of entrepreneurs, a lot of happening that is from thousands and thousands of companies. the oldu think about disruption, it used to be a few disruptors who have a lot of who could create new outcomes. and now there are a lot more ors, almost 10x more, structure a cost which is .1 of previous disruptors creating a disruptive almost 100x. so it's a pretty disruptive world. and no matter which company and state you are in, you have to continue to innovate and you have to continue to adopt technology. it is not possible for us to the size orimagine the previous history is going to future.you in the so everyone has to innovate and everyone has to differentiate. and so that's the thesis. and this is what leads us to say is everyone has to become future ready. is notoming future ready just a company responsibility. it is also individual responsibility. it is also city responsibility. it is also a country responsi

the city faithally and left after his wife passed and suddenly fell ill and leechbs his two children. he trained a lot of the officers. he quitely did it. his kids went to school where my kids went. all the tuition was spent on money for private schools. he was a good man and silent leader. it is ironic we do this tonight when the midnight shift would break up. i like to adjourn in officer acrits. >> do i is a second? all in favor? we are adjourned. thank you, commissioner mazzucco. [meeting adjourned] good morni morning. amanda-regional initiative for the gen. service administration pursue the claim region and of your master of ceremonies today. i do the short straw and jake to the longshot. congratulations, jay. welcome to the united nations gaza. on to gsa regional headquarters and the physical home of super public. today, we celebrate the official launch of super public. the nation's first collaborative workspace to host city state and federal policymakers under one roof. the innovation lab is running in collaboration with san francisco mayor's office of civic innovation

departments i can to support more of these companies utilizing existing city property to put these antennas on versus deep inside communities in front of residences on. so, with that said i would like to make the motion to approve the minutes mta has approved and cement board as amended to the full board with a positive recommendation >> as a committee report did thank you mdm. clerk motion by supervisor tang. moved and seconded. we can take that without objection >>[gavel] >> mdm. clerk please call item number two >> item number two, >>[reading code] >> thank you mdm. clerk. i will turnover in the second two supervisor mar is a sponsor of this legislation before i do make a few comments on my own. given i think the nature of this item for my perspective, this is one of the most misguided proposals i've seen during my time on the board of supervisors. it is one that will only serve to further divide us as a city. is that of building the necessary bridges oh keep us together and for learning anything from the national presidential debate there's a clear difference between those that

departments i can to support more of these companies utilizing existing city property to put these antennas on versus deep inside communities in front of residences on. so, with that said i would like to make the motion to approve the minutes mta has approved and cement board as amended to the full board with a positive recommendation >> as a committee report did thank you mdm. clerk motion by supervisor tang. moved and seconded. we can take that without objection >>[gavel] >> mdm. clerk please call item number two >> item number two, >>[reading code] >> thank you mdm. clerk. i will turnover in the second two supervisor mar is a sponsor of this legislation before i do make a few comments on my own. given i think the nature of this item for my perspective, this is one of the most misguided proposals i've seen during my time on the board of supervisors. it is one that will only serve to further divide us as a city. is that of building the necessary bridges oh keep us together and for learning anything from the national presidential debate there's a clear difference between those that

but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. >> >>[gavel] >> good afternoon everybody welcome to a special meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors budget and finance committee. monday, august 1, 2016. my name is mark farrell i will be chairing this committee. i'm joined by katie tang as well as by supervisor norman yee and supervisor mar as well. i want to thank sfgov tv for covering the meeting today. mdm. clerk we have any announcements? >> please silence all cell phone electronic devices. >> thank you mdm. clerk. all of you involved in our budget process this year as we started late today we just came from opposite signing with mayor we can only thank you for your participation at congratulations as well. with that mdm. clerk: one >> item number one, >>[reading code] >>thank you very much. i believe we have the mta to speak your? >> june supervisor.

city planning gave us a general plan con formation dpw got no objections from the city agencies or private lawsuit companies proposed ordinance and changes of sidewalk with various locations q 20 dash 820 map memorializing and a copy i said was approved on june 4th and that's it i will encourage you to help move forward. >> okay. well thanks for the short presentation let's see colleagues, any comments or questions for mr. store thank you seeing none, let go to public comment. all right. ladies and gentlemen, time for public comment on item one as a reminder two minutes hearing a soft chime for 30 seconds anyone wish to comment on item number one seeing none, public comment is closed. okay come on i had trouble findings the room ms. about the emergency rooms all right. okay. >> this was sidewalk width changes okay public comment is closed. at this time thank you all right. colleagues is there any excuse me - colleagues agendized as a committee report excuse me - >> madam chair, i would make to motion to forward item one with a positive recommendation as a committee report. >> thank

know, san francisco they always say we are a city that knows how and you and i talked about this when we did celebrate tony's 50 anniversary singing that song in the venetian room so we celebrated that and thousands of people came out and said you know what, we need to do something to celebrate tony, so a city that knows how, how did we do this? >> well, charlotte, practically everybody that you see in front of you, on the side and all the other places provided the help and resources that allowed us to do what i hope is behind that curtain in the fashion in which it should and can be done only in san francisco. i must tell you, that the city thanks each and every one of you for your generosity. mr. mayor, there is not a public dollar in that statue, or at least i dont think there is. >> no >> i didn't do the book keeping, charlotte did. and it was frankly fun, because in the solicitation process, it was done in such an easy manner for charlotte and many of the other people who participated. there was not one turn down. not one turn down. and it started when diane forced dick plumb, to

from agencies across the city that someone looking for more lgbt specific care and they reach out to us. then, we make an appointment with her clients. but then well specifically also works on a drop-in basis. especially because now were in the castro. the storefront. people drop in all the time needing immediate referrals and were offer them at that moment. >> thank you. >> any other questions from staff? any public comment on this item? nathan, no? thank you very much, both of you. the next item is public comment. on anything not on today's agenda. anyone have something to say? okay. correspondence. >> there is no correspondence. speed and any councilmember comments or announcements? shortest meeting we've ever had. we are adjourned. thank you. >>[gavel] >>[adjournment] >> >> >>y day of tony bennett day in san francisco, and >> thank you for joining us [inaudible] inspired by mr. bennet'ts duet said album. please enjoy and have a great day. >> good morning everyone. i'm elaine forms interim port director. welcome to pier 80. thank you for coming out today. we have much to celebrate

fighting. >> well, it happened again. another riot in another u.s. city. now donald trump pointing the finger at liberal policies. >> democratic crime policies, education policies, and economic policies, have produced only more crime, more broken homes, and more poverty. >> it's time to rebuild the inner cities of america and to reject the failed leadership of a rigged political system. >> is he right or wrong? i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. charlie, jeweleny, along with gary and scott. dagen as you saw doing her usual great job hosting "bulls and bears" and adam working on the huge book. gary, are this administration's policies hurting inner citys? >> you know, charles, every day it's an opportunity for an administration to get into the inner cities and do something about it. i mean really do something, not just flapping your gums. over the last eight years, crime rates up, poverty rate is up and the most important part of the equation, child poverty rates are up and the family structure is down. that means children have no chance to get ahead. the statistics speaking loud

.) >> we'll have a few speakers but a quick program for more than a hundred years the city of san francisco as protected the public health but operating a combined sewer system it collects and cleans sewage sewage and street run off before returning to the bay and ocean over high strourld the southeast supplant that is the heart of city's system this planted and others parts are ending the years of their useful lives this is a multi billion dollars citywide investment building a seismically resident system one of the later projects undertaken by a city agency that agreement within the sf puc and labor unions will help us make sure those projects are delivered on time and on budget project deliver agreements with not uncommon for large projects what exists us the unique nature of that agreement and that about allow to focus economic benefits on community and workers that need it most and will help us cultivate and train the future workforce in the city and county and insures that - >> yes. >> (clapping.) >> - my bad; right? it insures the contractors pate prevailing wage and finall

>> well, good afternoon everyone welcome to our city hall i want to say thank you to members of our board of supervisors that are here today and thank you supervisor farrell, supervisor yee supervisor tang supervisor cowen thank you very much for being here to our department heads and the controller to our commissioners to many others who are serving the city gridlock here to do something that everyone looks forward to every single year and first of all, in the context just a few years ago we were all struggling with double digit unemployment a half a billion dollars to try to kind of gap the to finance that gap in the budget and talking about layoff off a lot of people i'm glad we all worked together to make the city stronger i'm happy to say it is my opinion but particularly finance people that having worked hard on the way we do our budgets and the way we conduct ourselves at city hall financing we're in the strongest finest position in the history of the city. >> (clapping.) >> yeah, that's worth clapping for. >> (clapping.) >> and so today, we're going to move on that progress

hometowners. will it be low voter turnout trend in new york city? now the city's five borough presidents deciding to try to do something about it. they're participating in what they're calling "the battle of the boroughs" to get out the vote. it's not really a battle, of course. it's a friendly contest, but one that could change voting history. good morning, everyone. welcome to "upclose." i'm bill ritter. the percentage of new yorkers voting in the last couple of city elections not exactly earning any good citizenship awards. in the midterm election two years ago, 29% of eligible their ballots. in the 2013 mayoral election in the city, only 24% of registered voters went to the booth. now a big effort to try to jump-start a get-out-the-vote campaign and increase voter turnout. and that campaign, led by the five borough presidents of new york city, the league of women voters of the city of new york, and we here at wabc-tv channel 7. as it happens, two of the borough presidents are here with us this morning -- gale brewer of manhattan, ruben diaz jr. from the bronx. we'r campaig

here this morning to announce yet another milestone in our city's commitment to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour by and people will work this fourth of july weekend we are celebrating our countries birthday but recognizing in the celebration throughout the weekend people like the people had that are standing with me are working whether the restaurants or hotels or health care workers and others and and we all feel for working people that is hard in our expensive city to survive unless you have a december sent wage that's why a couple of years ago i destined or joibd the board of supervisors full board of supervisors to place before the voters an $15 an hour minimum wage and people that work in all those industries we did it together and we're celebrating because today it goes from $12.25 an hour to $13 and up to 15 and after that cpi takes over i want to remind everybody this city was brought together with our labor unions and your working families made up of all the exit are represents our city and got this done in a strong collaboration with everyone and showed not only the

. >> appropriations to appropriate all estimated expenditures for the departments of city of san francisco as of may 31st and item 4 the proposed consolidated annual salary for the positions in the annual budget for the fiscal years ending june 2017 and june 2018. >> roll call vote. >> on items three and four supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor peskin no supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor cowen supervisor farrell there 10 i's with supervisor peskin in the descent. >> those ordinances are finally passed please call items 5 through. >> there's no further business. >> >> the orientals that accompany the budget and item 5 the ordinances that adopts the graffiti clean up and designating a seem for the tax 15 and item 6 amending the administrative code for the membership and professional traditions and others organizations and neck the administrative codes to adopt fee for department and set the process for the annual adjustments and item 8 the ordinance for the administrative code to establish the distr

oversees block lot one a new residential and a semi commercial development june 4th city planning gave us a general plan con formation dpw got no objections from the city agencies or private lawsuit companies proposed ordinance and changes of sidewalk with various locations q 20 dash 820 map memorializing and a copy i said was approved on june 4th and that's it i will encourage you to help move forward. >> okay. well thanks for the short presentation let's see colleagues, any comments or questions for mr. store thank you seeing none, let go to public comment. all right. ladies and gentlemen, time for public comment on item one as a reminder two minutes hearing a soft chime for 30 seconds anyone wish to comment on item number one seeing none, public comment is closed. okay come on i had trouble findings the room ms. about the emergency rooms all right. okay. >> this was sidewalk width changes okay public comment is closed. at this time thank you all right. colleagues is there any excuse me - colleagues agendized as a committee report excuse me - >> madam chair, i would make to moti

and night life and all the housing in the city that want to operate at all hours i'm very proud of the agencies the regional transit agencies we're working with and get that bar bonds passed; right? but we need support i need to be out with ac transit and golden gate our own sfmta to make sure that everybody knows we're going to cover those gaps with all levels of transit extensions along with helping bart and helping your regional transit centers with a great transit center we're building and completed in the next few years ago at this time and right now it is about many workforce and the visitors that use late night transit we have to give them a very affordable addition to the way they get to work and the way they get back to their families safe at night and have is extended you are hours make sure we publicize that a great system with that, i get to introduce someone that is a little bit reason turn around me literally on all things to do with transit and small businesses by the way, i want to make sure i mentioned that our small businesses with the great beneficiaries of this this

based on tinder. announcer: what's the big idea from these mayors for their cities' success? >> candidates need to take a lesson from you guys. >> yes! >> we think so. announcer: and this man is running a city. mayor paulin: biggest perk? the title is pretty good. announcer: but is he old enough to buy a beer? then, maybe you're just not "into" her. maybe you're just not "into" him. why not pick a different candidate? works for the last three years, i have served as troop leader of the pawnee rangers. announcer: ron swanson to the rescue? jessica: hello, i'm jessica gomez, filling in on this week's "matter of fact." today, a special edition. a look at our nation's cities. when it comes to national politics, we've seen the gloves are off. hillary clinton: donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president. donald trump: she's got the temperament of a loser and i have the temperament of a winner, and we have to win again. jessica: but on the local level, it often falls on city leaders to find common ground. we begin with two mayors, jim brainard of carmel, india

about things and this is certainly not the way " some people in central city are upset over a sidewalk situation. the city council says people have to pay to fix and put in new sidewalks. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 10 . "kids are missing school time. and i pay for an after school program she won't be able to go to." many parents of students at iowa city schools weren't happy about a decision the district made today. it dismissed students two hours early after complaints of hot classrooms and kids feeling sick. kcrg-tv9's phil reed talked to the district about why it came to that conclusion. parents wait near the door of horace mann elementary to pickup their kids. school buses are also parked outside the building. sacha wyckoff had to get her daughters from mann, and "a lot of scrambling. i'll have to makeup some time at work his week, and find somebody that will stay home with them " she says her kids have never complained to her about being hot. "it's bearable to me. i think we have had hotter days than this. i felt

someone when from the city family that passed away a few days ago mr. richard shaft that passed away sunld on tuesday august texting section and members of the public who are here for the in memoriam can you please stand. >> okay. it's everyone here thank you. >> thank you and i just are there members of the family here today thank you very much and we'll give you a moment to say and few words we appreciate you being here be seated i'll make a few remarks we had the privilege of knowing dick the general manager of moscone center and regional vice president of the moscone center operations since 19 ti he is survived by marilyn of 56 years and two children greg and laura and 5 greater than dick moved to san francisco in 19 ti after working an long beach as a 45 members of the managers he served on numerous committees as a member of the board of supervisors and collected as chairman of the i va r foundation if 88 to 89 and severed as president of the organization in 1994 through 95 and received the association highest honor the charles a award in 2002 in 2011 dick was the respiratory of

, panelists discuss the 1976 republican national convention in kansas city missouri, the last contested republican city -- republican convention. gerald ford and ronald reagan were in a close race. they did not have the number of delegates when the race began. the panelists member the role played by republican senator bob dole, who was contemporary convention chairman and was selected by president ford to be his vice presidential running mate. the kansas city public library hosted this 90 minute event. >> so ladies and gentlemen my , thanks to bill lacy and audrey coleman and dole institute for putting this on and creating this exhibit and helping us to put on this panel. and also to senator dole and mrs. dole. senator dole of course famously said, when president ford picked him and they did the press conference right after they picked him, he said, dole is a four letter word you can say in public. [laughter] >> so our panelists now as we get the chairs arranged our jerry fogel, who is chairman of the jackson county republican party, the boy wonder chair of the jackson county

wanted to say good morning to everybody our san francisco city and county conducted a study and a recognition part of our local and regional transit report viewing 2030 what we all had to do to help the residents our regional would it be fair to say and businesses all succeed using the great notion of increasing and improving our entire public trappings system one of they're very specific recognitions that i had the privilege of focusing on with supervisor wiener's leadership has been our night life late night and early public morning transportation system you you know we have a great economy in good a great part the 15 thousand people that need to use public transit that are part after a $50 million revenue stream for you will have our night life proclamations hotels, the bars, the hospitals and all the workforces there and everything this is open 24/7 we understand and know that the workforce is not just limited to people to live in san francisco in fact, because of the increasing expensiveness there is for housing and by the way, this is going to be a site of a 100 percent affo

breaking news after a night of violence in the city. it all started saturday afternoon -- with an officer involved shooting in people took to the streets -- looting local businesses... and starting multiple fires. milwaukee police tell us several people were taken into custody throughout the night. today -- officials say they are upping patrols. we're taking a look at the aftermath of what was the center of the chaos last night. this is the b-p gas station that was set on fire near sherman and auer -- you can see, it's completely charred. and the story is still breaking this morning -- as violence continued throughout the night. we have team coverage -- developments. julie collins is live at sherman park -- with the aftermath. angelica duria leads off our team coverage from 35th and burleigh with how it all began. much calmer scene compared to 8-10 hours ago. it was a very busy night for both milwaukee police and firefighters - after fires, looting, and riots hours ago. it was a very busy night for both milwaukee police and firefighters - after fires, looting, and riots erupt on the city'

supporters i listen to all of your amendments a day and with general concern for the city needs i believe with 50,000 supporting us to you as democratically elected leaders would be a shapeless case with great concern. as a musician, a dancer and a member of the marching band i appreciate the city's great asceticism.and to share the beauty of our music with everyone. when we play with your music transcends beyond entertainment the audience loves us to and they smile and the sparkles in their eyes all translate they are happy to have us there. when i see what art means to the audience i'm truly overwhelmed. we are vocalizing the story of people who haven't had the chance to tell their own under the communist chinese regime. however the projection in the cherry blossom parade makes me wonder where are the political and artistic freedom and tolerance and diversity and acceptance the city is supposed to be so well known for. i urge you supervisors as a legislative body of the city to exercise your executive powers with san francisco's community parades. i urge you supervisors is care takers o

department, the city officials, the city council all the people making decisions were very very well prepared they knew exactly what they wanted to do." do."at a press conference today the mayor of elkader thanked community volunteers for their hard work. he also encouraged people to turn their attention to the city of garber where flood levels ?are evening. it's not just people having to avoid the floodwaters.an estimated 150-thousand rainbow and brook trout were evacuated this week.the fish are from the big spring hatchery which sits near the turkey river near elkader.the iowa natural resources department moved the fish out of concern that the turkey river would get past a protective levee. a nationwide problem is bigger problem than you may think. think.that was the message at a human today hosted by senator charles grassley in des moines. the national center for missing and exploited children says in sex trafficking - ?runaway children are most vulnerable to becoming victims because they lack ?resources. former f-b-i special agent anna brewer has investigated these cases bot

a board of supervisors campaign at a time supervisors were elected at large by the whole city and i think was about $123,000 for mayor. that emulated the first speed is of its kind in california in the city of san diego. unfortunately, for a controlling campaign contributions excesses, the united states supreme court, two years later, in a case entitled buckley the vallejo, held it was a violation of the first amendment to limit expenditures in a political campaign for public office. donations could be limited and, gosh, 17 maybe now 15 years later, in 1988, a republican assemblyman, a democratic state senator, my then seat mate in the state senate and i initiated a ballot measure by the initiative process to impose donation limits and other provisions on all california governmental entity political campaigns. that was proposition 73 and the november 1980 election and it was approved by california voters. again, unfortunately, some 7-8 judicial attacks, most of which failed, but one of which in effect an old proposition 73 and the united states district court for the eastern distric

urban league conference right here in baltimore city. thank you very much. [applause] lieutenant governor boy rutherford is also here with us, somewhere out here, stand up. boy rutherford? he's been a wise and steady partner in government, he's an important part of everything that we are accomplishing together. and the citizens of maryland are truly fortunate to have him as an outstanding lieutenant governor. i'm both lieutenant governor and i, for both of us it is really an honor to be here among so many business leaders who have made it their mission to bring real change to communities and to people all across the nation. the urban league has a long and proud history with deep roots in the civil rights movement.you have built an incredible legacy of helping our nation move forward and to heal amid some of our most serious moments of division and conflict. from detroit in the 60s to los angeles in the 90s to right here in baltimore city just last year. and for all of your great work, we say thank you. i am here, thank you. [applause] i'm here today with you as the 62nd governor

new citizens in our own city so thank you for opening your home to us, we really appreciate it. i want to give a shout out to all partners. this is not possible with so many partners. san francisco unified school district partners along san francisco education fund and so we are [inaudible] are you in the house somewhere today? kimberley [inaudible] is executive director and incredible partner and help insures the funds that our scholars are receiving gets to every individual college that they are attending. we have some new donors this evening and i just want to recognize brown and cauldwell and ch 2 m [inaudible] thank you both for coming and joining us and for your incredible donation. because of them we are able to give out 47 scholarships this evening. [applause] so in addition we have anonymous donors, so these are people the mayor talked a lot about all the work each of our young people are doing to make sure they are getting through college and so we had a couple anonymous donors so want to we want to be there and make sure our young people get through so they also shared.

mamaday on "eartrth focus, qu e new ways to grow in cities. growing fruit on trucks? this entrepreneur and filmmaker may be onto something. his film "truck farm" looks at innovative ways to grow food in cities. >> this is no orordinary route first posted barrier that keeps the roots out of your brain itit helps thehe water to drdra then you have a blanket and erosion blanket that keeps us all fromom washing away y and then you have some special special lightweight soil that gigives t the roots of place to play. truck farm is like a roof truck farmers like a roof but you cannot drive around in a roof # thehe inspiraration for the project was bornrn of necessity. i moved d to new yorork city, wd to h have a place to groww somef mymy own food,d, but did not hae any place e to do it. i took a gooood long l look at e ck of my a all dodge e pickup truckk and realized it was about the same size as a backyard garden beded. borrowing some technology from rooftop gardens, i me a truckk farm happed.d. .ost of us grow up in cicities the e majority o of the worlrlds population is an ur

there's a lot more traffic on the roads. so the city and district collaborated on ways to improve safety, including at an intersection where a crossing guard died earlier this year. the district made two changes this school year that might mean more kids walking to school. first, the district eliminated discretionary busing for nine schools. that means kids who live their schools can't take the bus for free anymore. the district also changed the starting times for classes at different school levels. elementary school students start their day earlier than last year, while middle and high school students start later. kcrg t-v nine's jordee kalk joins us in the studio with more about this. jordee, what areas does the city have the most concern over? the city highlighted three areas of concern. they include streets around van allen and penn elementary schools. in particular, parents i spoke to are extremely concerned about their kids walking along penn street. 28:59, "my husband and i moved back here about two and half years ago." iowa native sarah madsen moved to north liberty with o

. >> reporter: good morning, ken, the city health department is focusing on college point, flushing, and white stone for the first round of mosquito spraying. they said they are doing it because they believe there's a strong presence of the mosquito which carries the zika virus in is to anyone in our area who may be traveling to miami, especially expecting mothers, warning them, do not do that because of the outbreak of the zika virus in the neighborhood just outside of miami. what is considering for health officials there, their aggressive spraying system is not getting rid of the sq becoming resistant to the spraying or they are hiding. >> the mosquito that transmits zika is in this area, but it's in 30 states. we can expect this cluster taking place in this part of miami will not be the only cluster of zika we see. there's so much travel with new york and the whole united zika is trending. >> reporter: health officials say the number one thing you can do to protect yourself against any mosquito is to not allow any standing water near your house or anywhere where you may frequent. live

>> good afternoon and welcome to the mayor's disability council here at city hall in room 400. friday, august 19. city hall is accessible to persons choosing wheelchairs and other assistive mobility devices. wheelchair access is provided at the grove van ness and mcallister street via ramps. wheelchair access at the public street guarding entrance is provided by the wheelchair lift. assistive listening devices are available in our meeting is open captioned and simon which interpreted. our agenda is also available in large print and braille. please o stopper any additional assistance. to prevent electronic interference with his room the sound system, and to respect everyone's ability to focus on the presentation, please silence all mobile phones and pdas. your cooperation is a pretty appreciated. we welcome the public's participation during public comment. you may complete a speaker card available in the front of the room. or, call our bridge line at, 1415 554 9632. we are staff person will handle request to speak at the appropriate time. the mayor's disability council meeting

with the city college or public education you have people unrunning for officer in the school board i hope you'll have people on the school board trying to tell our kids here's his or her how to be successful and build careers work in the education system and make those connections with our nonprofits community-based organizations they're doing a lot of training getting ready for the jobs the pipeline that our workforce confirmations development workforce hopes to work with our labor organizations and enforcement people are making sure that everyone knows those are our pipelines pipelines is more than pipes it is the extra and how to get both that infrastructure if you know me i think the trades know me as the infrastructure man, i'm all g about infrastructure selling it to residents through bonds we've been successful with the general hospital or the water system we're able to do or the emergency water system we're in the middle of completing we want to make sure this water system infrastructure works for everyone not just the system and not just the handling of the water and the c

city deep into fear. tonight a dramatic plea for help. light the cauldron. live from copacabana beach, "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news with lester holt" reporting tonight from the olympic summer games in rio. >>> good evening, from copacabana beach, the picturesque ocean front skyline ablaze in lights as this city, this this, continent lighting the olympic torch began. a lot has happened from this country, in a zika pandemic. it starts just a few miles in from us, at the maracana stadium where the olympic taking place. stephanie gosk, good evening. >> reporter: i'm standing in front of the russian teammates, they are among the more than 11,000 athletes from 207 countries that are getting ready to march into maracana stadium. tonight it will be on display like never before. for rio, it all comes down to this. nearly seven years af bid -- tonight their olympics kick off. >> welcome to rio. >> reporter: this week, the first sneak peek of what the opening ceremony is going to look like. from leaked photos of a dress rehearsal. the goal is to re-cre

use next request for signals the first request is for 6 new signals in the city and two partial beiges this is the infrastructure with the signal and pedestrian count down and assessable audible carts over the next request for upgrades to the signal funds webster street 7 locates and with the pedestrian signals as well. next request for bike facility maintenance for restriping and paint and delineating the post replacement locations are anticipated the work will be over the next couple of years next request for the local track calming project this is the fourth cycle mta has accepted the applications and they're due in a few guess so weeks the public www.dot sfmta dot calming and recommend the treatments for the low cost year to implement treatments like speed humbles and evaluate for the due project for 50 of those applications received and the project will be open by december of 2017 this is for the planning and evaluation purposes next request for golden gate park for the continuation of pedestrian kaemg and the bart in glen park and phase two is for community outreach and feasibili

critical importance as we are facing the demands that the city is. a wild back, director rahaim and director of county transportation authority as wells karen rich and gillette from the mayor's office got together and decided we needed to collaborate on him much longer-term approach to transportation planning in the city. i think there's been a lot of great transportation planning that has happened in the past few years and decades, whether from the land use planning, the area plans, various kinds of transportation plans and project plans that we done. but, i think we all agreed particularly given the dynamic change that's happening in our city that we needed to take a more conference of citywide and long-term approach to planning transportation in the future and doing it with calling it a transportation plan but it's really a joint land use and transportation plan to transfer check plan is very much informed by land use. so, it is been so far a great collaboration should i think it's one that's absolutely necessary for us to do as a city. it's probably something we should've been d

particular is that it's the first of many. it's also representation of our city coming together but not only on the bureaucratic side of things. but also our neighbors, neighbors helped this happen. we are thrilled that today we are seeing the fruition of all that work in this city's open space. >> when we got involved with this park there was a broken swing set and half of -- for me, one thing i really like to point out to other groups is that when you are competing for funding in a hole on the ground, you need to articulate what you need for your park. i always point as this sight as a model for other communities. >> i hope we continue to work on the other empty pits that are here. there are still a lot of areas that need help at maclaren park. we hope grants and money will be available to continue to improve this park to make it shine. it's a really hidden jewel. a lot of people don't know it's here. and welcome to the special meeting of the san francisco full board of supervisors for monday, august 8, 2016, at 2 o'clock madam clerk call the roll. >> supervisor avalos not present

c, d, and city build i took it upon myself to get into the program you know and to see in any could you know obtain some work i went through y c, d, and did a 12 week program at the w cd and the service i objected at w cd was enough to get into the construction field and further i want to you know thank 4ru67 and western water for giving me the opportunity to show any skills pretty much and i'm approval of the draft minutes right now you know what i'm saying my whole thing was like going through the program so, so other guys like in any community could you know one day they're saying like they never get the opportunity to get a job or to get a better job so as people start seeing me going introduce the class they saw how serious that changed a lot of things like hanging out and hanging with the you know guys i used to hang with and have to say w cd gave me the steps you know what i'm saying the real you know what i'm saying the strength to know that i could you know go through these with the certifies with the certifies i objected and saying that to say i have been like a kind of li

is loudly to continue it jeopardizes the level of service that city government can provide in you hear or see any dishelicopter behavior boy an employee please report it to say whistle blower program more information and the whistle blower protections please seek www. >> call the first item. >> thank you, madam chair the first order of business is item one roll call commissioners respond commissioner pimentel commissioner bustos is absent commissioner singh commissioner mondejar is absent commissioner rosales commissioner mondejar and commissioner bustos are absent all other members of the commission are present the next order of business announcements a the next regularly scheduled meeting on august 16, 2016, at one p.m. at city hall and b announcements of electronic devices please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, of cell phones, electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing elec

next regularly scheduled meeting on august 16, 2016, at one p.m. at city hall and b announcements of electronic devices please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, of cell phones, electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room meeting room responsible for the ringing or use of a cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. k announcements of time allotment for public comment. please be advised a member of the public has up to 3 minutes to address the commission unless the commission the commission wishes to address the commission fill out a speaker card and secretary.to the commission the next order of business is item 3 reports on actions taken at a previously closed session meeting if any no reportable actions the the next order of business is item 4 matters of unfinished business no matters of unfinished business pursue the next order of business is item 5 matters of new business with content and regular agenda first, the content no content items the the next or

you for airing live this meeting viewed an sfgovtv channel 2 or city government members of the public please take this opportunity to silence our electronics devices and public comment is limited for 3 minutes otherwise established members of the public requested not required by need the specializing of the names and please deliver the cards prior tohe lectern additionally a sign-in sheet to be added to the mailing list please show our slides sfgovtv. >> good afternoon (inaudible) this meeting is the official forum for discussed the projects that effect the the only place to start your business and the best place for getting the answers with your new or existing business. office of small business is your first stop when you have a question about what to do next and it is the meeting. >> call to order and roll call commissioner vice president adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis is absent today, mr. president, you have quorum. >> all right. item 2. >> item two disc

unavailable. it will open up soon but the city could not offer an actual date. >>> we hear about people suing the city of denver for injuries or slips and falls the confrontations with cops, the city is going after a homeowner but it was a police officer who got hurt. dangerous stairs >>> if you have a bad case of stairs the city may come after you if an employee falls down on your property. take a look. steps that have seen better days and what happened here could see the-- could cost the homeowner thousands of dollars. >> it absolutely permits the city of denver to sue a >> two years ago a denver police officer doing a welfare check lift it-- biffed it on the stairs injuring his knee and because the city is self- insured it is trying to get the money back with the lawsuit. a city inspector want the homeowner about the dangerous steps a year before the officer hurt himself. it seems unusual for the ci uncommon we are told. >> homeowners have no clue that if a police officer is injured on their property his insurance carrier or employer can and often does.>> we went looking for t

early morning news. "22:19:34;05 it's not necessary " that's what a few people in central city say about the city's push for sidewalks. hot classrooms close iowa city schools. how school leaders say they are going to keep it cool in the future. a shoplifting incident turns into a human trafficking investigation in waterloo. good w it's 5 o'clock on august 31st. here's a live look at the city cam. has your first alert forecast, kaj... plan on a great day in all areas. highs will drop into the upper 70s today with lower humidity levels as well. our wind will people believe the city is wasting their time and money. the city is holding an inforanal meeting tonight to explain why the city needs updates. the city council wants to fix crumbling sidewalks and put them into neighborhoods where they don't exist. homeowners will have to cover the cost. council members say the ordinance has been around for years, they just haven't enforced it. iowa code lets cities assess sidewalks to property owners. some say the the city council is going about the project the wrong way, but the city 22:20:54

. >> reporter: city councilwoman vanessa gibson says she's deeply sorry for what happened. >> sadly, there are many michael blakes in our community that experience this each and every day. >> reporter: blake walked inside police headquarters this afternoon to talk commissioner bratton. >> i explained to him the protocols for investigating allegations similar to the ones filed. ccrb is the appropriate entity to investigate. there will be no apology forthcoming from me. we'll see where the investigation goes from here. >> police commissioner bratton also says he was an apology. we're live in the claremont village section of the bronx, michelle charlesworth, channel 7 officers about bogus radio calls following a series of threatening radio transmissions. investigators are not sure how someone was able to tap in to radio frequencies used by the police. it's not clear if the transmissions were a prank. the threats targeted a captain at the midtown south precinct. >> remember how you put me in jail? i'm out now and i'm coming to put a bullet in your head. i'm coming for you. to meet, baby? >> ny