a big toast to the air lingus in san francisco welcome san francisco. cheers (clapping.) this means good height and good look. thank you >> so what brought you out here for the bike ride today? >> i grew up in san francisco but i have been living in new york. i wanted to see what san francisco is doing with infrastructure. >> cities are where people are living these days. the bay area is doing a lot with construction and the way to change the world starts here. >> we are about to take a bike ride. we have 30 cyclist. i'm really excited to hit the road and see what the city has in store. >> i definitely recommend it to people. it's a fun afternoon and you learn so many things. >> this is so much fun. i go to parts of the city that i don't come to. this will make the city a more susta >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to col

francisco for a lot of reasons and, in fact, our percentage of children in san francisco is the lowest of any major city in north america forgot about the united states just in general. here we are we're in the position of reauthorizing and supervisor avalos and supervisor kim b will talk about is children's fund and peace but we're in the position to reauthorize we can look at this like we have done a good job or how can we improve the effort. one of the things in talking to people in the field and talk to others that care about our children population in san francisco we realize that there's one - >> couple aspects that we have to focus on the service end and the educational end in which we were doing but one of the - part of the discussion that gets lost is other things the infrastructure that supports families and children in san francisco. that doesn't seem to get the same focus as our service or education yet when you look at it there's a big factor in why children and families especially those that are in the low income and middle income don't succeed in inform. i'm proposing to

it's what makes san francisco so amazing. this is a crisis that all of us have witnessed on a daily basis given what's been happening throughout the city. this phenomenon is relatively new and has made a tremendous impact on my office hearing the stories from people. the ordinance that we are voting on today will require landlords usage of able to evict for the market rate during that period. this ordinancen insures that relocation payment adequately represent and allows tennants to have an opportunity to have a fighting chance to stay in san francisco. the rental and purchase prices for san francisco homes have increased dramatically since 2005 and we last have the ordinance requiring relocation assistance payments to tennants at that time. currently landlords are required to pay relocation assistance in the amounts of $5265 per tenant and they must pay $2500 to displaced elderly. anyone who knows the market rate in san francisco has the highest rate in the country know it's not sufficient to allow to stay if evicted. the ci

francisco, work in san francisco, and have for 15 plus years, so they like working in san francisco. >> yeah. >> and living here and we really like manufacturing in san francisco so thank you. >> thank you. thank you for running such a great business. next speaker. >> hello. my name is autumn [inaudible] and i have dark garden [inaudible] in san francisco and [inaudible] who is our production manager. we have been manufacturing in san francisco since 1995, and have a production staff of 12 people. we also have a retail store in hayes valley where we sell and represent several san francisco based artists. we're interested in this because one of our -- one of the people that we represent has recently lost her space and wasn't able to find a suitable space to work in and now is moving her business to the other side of the country because it's easier place for her to work in the fashion industry. that's all i have to say. thank you. >> thank you. >> i am christian and have been working in textile manufacturing in san francisco for 30 years and i think we have lost a lot of our manufactur

we think we'll help san francisco. we went to the biggest that ball terminal in the world myself and peter we had jim who's the president of the metro ports we went collectively together you had the iowu so when what we talked about to the electro customers we spoke as one voice and able to market the port of san francisco. i really want to thank jim and peter for the meetings it engaged us to put the port of san francisco and we were able to put a working group together with the port of san francisco and i o w and role want to develop pier 92 and 96 because those are jobs. unfortunately in this world we will in we've got to compete but we have a very, very good port we have basketball stadiums and restaurants and a crews term maybe a baseball thing i don't know but i'll be leaving next week and go to washington, d.c. and was promote the port of san francisco i thought our trip was really, really good i'm going to save a few minutes for jim and pete we had dinner with the port of san francisco but if china they don't l

meals on cheryls in san francisco is a provider in san francisco and providing 1.3 million meals to 3,000 seniors and we're the safety net to those that need the meals. the best indicator of a policy is to see what happens in the past. we adopted the standards and emergency standards with the city in 2007. what did that do? we were serving 11 hundred people a day and now we're doubled in size. what happens when you back off of that commitment? this year because of funding we had to pull back and we were averaging 22 days and went out to the 30 day maximum. what happened? the wait list doubled so we encourage you to stay with it and invest in the policy and without you we can't maintain this commitment so we implement it city wide and fund it and stem the need. one this web that we all work on is exactly that. when one part fails we all fail so we need to invest across the board. i invite you out on the route and see the seniors that we serve and they're on the poverty agenda in the city. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi. i am marianne hayward and moved from southern

that's what san francisco is doing today for the transit program. why should google shuttles be any different. >> if muni lines are coming every 45 minutes and decides to add more buses on that route and is more usable and easier for getting people around, that could trigger eir? >> it is doing that now. >> i'm talking about adding more buses on it, they have to do a full eir to do that and they have to take into account whether adding more buses on that muni line is going to displace people. >> ceqa is triggered to create a fair argument that there is going to be a significant impact. in your single line, i downtown that line would increase displacement -- or cancerous risk. however this one does. we have expert testimony showing that these little emissions from these buses alone is above the ceqa significance threshold for cancer. there is a cancer risk plume around the stops within hundreds of residential properties because these buses run on diesel. a ceqa or eir, would say can you run them on hybrid something that muni invested in that are hybr

francisco footprint using a different model but this looks at our consumption so while san francisco is recycling and compost more than ever before we're generating more waste we've done a great job at compost but every year we're producing more than ever before. in addition >> how it is possible can you give us a professional. >> certainly we're beau for products and maybe sorting better but our increase in the weight of the blue benefit and the green bin is going up and not necessarily at the expense of the black bin so we're doing an excellent job at dissipating out waste into our various streams we're consuming more as san franciscans. in addition even though our miles per gallon fuel average san franciscans are driving more. so again, we have more efficient cars we have more efficient fuel but with your driving more and even though our energy portfolio in san francisco is good we're using for energy we have to think about this context. the biggest change to using the consumption methodology that food is the biggest part of the pie and energy is consumed in the process. taken int

francisco providers and so at least for 2014, and people eligible for healthy san francisco, or i am sorry, people elible for coverage california in healthy san francisco including hiv will not have to change providers and that will give us time to look at the impact of the transition of d into c to see how that will impact them before we make the changes to that population. >> i just want to note that there was any public comment at this point and we will go on to the commission comments. >> i have not received any at this time. >> commissioner karshmer? >> so i have a question about the jail, when you leave the jail is that one of those life qualifying events? >> yes. >> open enrollment any time. >> yes. >> have you said that... >> true, i believe that is true. >> that is an ongoing opportunity to enroll people when they leave the jail. and you mentioned the sheriff said that he was considering doing this and considering, are we going to have an update on when that might be decided n >> the legislation is at the board to give the sheriff the authority to enroll the inmates on their

and black people do add to san francisco. we make san francisco what it is as well as the asians, as well as the latinos, as well as the pole indonesians and as well as my fellow caucasian citizens ~. so, do what's right. stand by us. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >>> my name is don el boyd and i've come to ask for increased funding [speaker not understood] and more funding for legal representation for all tenants facing evictions. and i ask you to put limits on developers and speculators in our community. i would like you to stop evictions of seniors that are 70 and older immediately. i would like for you all to produce -- develop free zones and certain neighborhoods -- when the neighborhood is super poor, developers shouldn't be able to come in, buy low, sell high, and kick everybody out. i think the wording for eviction should be a more kinder gentler evictions. i think that the wording shouldn't be threatening. i think that we can discuss eviction, not lapped ~ landlords threatening you with eviction. i

we like to employ people in san francisco. i like to walk to work so we're going to stay here but i want to reinforce the support we have and i will let our product manager speak more to that. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon. you my name is nora hernandez and i am the product manager and i would like to speak of the jobs we created. the majority of the management is women which is rare for companies. we also have internship programs with some of the charter and public school here in the city so it gives the kids an opportunity to get excited about futures and typically they're not excited about the futures and once we go through the program they love being at dandy lion. i like that i can take muni to work and the majority of our employees bike to work. we really want to stay in the city and work with more kids especially in my department. i have -- we're working with youth made through sf made to have an intern work with me, and yeah i think it's really important that small businesses outside of tech stay in san francisco.

francisco rapidly to address the climate crisis and also to address our jobs crisis in san francisco, which really hasn't gotten that much better. the lues daition that i wanted to add is that bright line defense project over the past decade has worked pretty closely in many positive ways to support clean power sf and that working on making sure that especially a build out that's going to hire people gets underway. back last august when the sf puc voted on the rates, which would have started the program, the other grass roots groups that were involved in this agreed that the project should move forward, even though we had had many criticisms similar to those that bright line and the commissioner from the commission of the environment put forward. so even though those criticisms are kind of holding us back now and probably should not and it was right to push the point, i want you to know that this isn't a simple thing. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, my name is jackie flynn, i am the executive director of the a phillip randolph institute san francisco. we serve residents, san francis

san francisco either to enjoy our night life or enjoy a living. we are very limited in late night and morning options. particularly when you talk about people getting to and from work people shouldn't have to take a cab. a lot of people can't afford a car or earner a car yet we're forcing them to own a car because we're not giving them late night options. yesterday, i didn't request this but i'll read it from admission pie they posted this on facebook there's something on your minds it's hard to get to and from work when you work in the east bay it's more affordable to have a - it's a show stopper bart didn't run earlier enough to get to work and face it whether a bar person or people who work in sf if you are young and want to stay out later you can now thanks to supervisor wiener it's on the land use committee and so forth. this isn't a monolithic situation there are many people who rely on night life transportation. i want to my aid adam is here to put up photos on the gene. i actually on saturday night i take the subway a lot including on week

when she was 18 she sheltered in san francisco and met her husband here. judge roy wonder prooetd at here wedding. she was dedicated to her family and she was with an organization that helped to keep people safe. she was a report secretary until her last day she raised three children she loved tremendously and was a wonderful woman and wife we'll miss her forever the rest i'll submit >> supervisor avalos and supervisor breed. >> i'm requesting the controller draft a budget to renovates one hundred and 72 off-line units and bring them back on line. there are over 40 thousand units and many units are currently not available for san franciscans to live in. as we grapple with an unprecedent affordable housing issue particularly affordable housing those units represents one of our chapter itself opportunities to make hoosiers available now. the housing authority estimates we can bring those online for one hundred and 15 thousand a unit we can do that quickly depending on the construction of affordable housing to fruition. the cities 2013 survey found families i

., but i reside here in san francisco ~. and for the past 30 years i've been involved with the former soviet union and russia's human rights situation and have degree in russian and soviet studies and have been traveling there since the mid '80s when i worked on soviet jury matter. since then i have focused my entire career on defending the rights of lgbt people globally. to add to that background to what you obviously all are knowledgeable this particular anti-gay crack down in russia right now, i think it's important to under a teeny bit the context for that, which is that president putin, after his second reelection, experienced for the first time opposition, and this has been part of an overall crack down to keep opposition at bay. and in particular, to take all the freedoms away from civil society actors. the most important law that has impacted lgbt people in russia is actually the foreign agents law which is in the process of taking down any civil -- any no. nongovernmental organization that receives funding from outs

so have san francisco housing development corporation. and, you know, i was sitting there and sometimes i hear the word disabled and disability and i start wondering, which one makes me feel bad? sometimes people who have disabilities, people think that we're disabled and it's amazing those two words in the world they mean different. someone can say because i have a disability, i am still someone, i can still do something. i know about this 504, when they took that over because we learned that through [speaker not understood] s da, we used to have a banquet over at the lton ~. i thought about my years i been work,. 1979, i started working at the [speaker not understood] ~ colony, arkansas for kid with disabilities. when you get your printout, you'll see a work history [speaker not understood] from '79-2006 at the san francisco jazz [speaker not understood] local 2 ballpark. i look at all those years, it's almost 30 years, will be 30 years in 2009. when i look at your work and when you cannot be respected in disability or been a disabled p

what is happening in san francisco? last year, our staff and volunteers provided services, eviction defense services to more than 1300 households. what do those numbers tell us? two things. the first is that legal services for low-income households facing eviction are desperately needed in the city. but there is one other thing that those statistics don't tell us. how many of those household were provided full-scope representation? full-scope representation only was provided in 25% of those cases. that means that 75% of those folks did not have an attorney who was qualified and available to take their case to trial if necessary. we did what we can and we leverage our volunteers to make the biggest impact that we can, but qualified legal services staff are really necessary to make a difference in the city. i have with me here aaron katayama who is one of our staff attorneys at the homeless advocacy project which is one of the projects of the san francisco bar association's justice and diversity center. that project and o

francisco stay safe. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the san francisco playground's hitsvery dates back to 1927 when the area where the present playground and center is today was purchased by the city for $27,000. in the 1950s, the sen consider was expanded by then mayor robinson and the old gym was built. thanks to the passage of the 2008 clean and safe neighborhood parks bond, the sunset playground has undergone extensive renovation to its four acres of fields, courts, play grounds, community rooms, and historic gymnasium. >> here we are. 60 years and $14 million later, and we have got this beautiful, brand-new rec center completely accessible to the entire neighborhood. >> the new rec center houses multi-purpose rooms for all kinds of activities including basketball, line dancing, playing ping-pong and arts can crafts. >> you can use it for whatever you want to do, you can do it here. >> on friday, november 16, the dedication and ribbon cutting took place at the sunset playground and recreation center, celebrating its renovation. it was raining, but the rain clearly did not dampen the spirits of the digni

bat kid forever in san francisco >> san francisco is unique in this way and it's part of our compassion and we have a civic duty to be involved and people are stepping forward if in huge way. it's about san francisco and it's inspired by miles and about every child who has a severe today. >> that's what i want to hear once you hardy folks have come it together to talk about those san franciscans toss from their you beds one hundred and seven years. the one hundred and 8 years powerful seismic waivers were across san francisco about 7.9 on the scale the san francisco would succumb to a wairj inferior for 74 hours. right now, i'm i i'd like to give you a moment by moment account of what happens one hundred and 8 years. this is not a borrowing history ladies and gentlemen, it's very real and can and will happen again. later on i'll introduce some san franciscans who worked not only on those days to make sure we all will be survivors of the inevitable next big one april 1906 at the 712 a great shock is felt some 25 seconds later now 3545 to 60 seconds along the first causalities when los al

francisco architectural heritage about ways to improve the planning project around san francisco. so i look forward to that discussion and to hearing all the great things that the planning department is working on that i'm sure we're going to hear soon. the rest i'll submit. >> supervisor yee. >> thank you madam clerk. i wanted to wish everybody well for the week of the young child. this is a week in which nationally we celebrate the young child, and for those who are planning to walk to work on friday and want to get some exercise before that to make sure that you can make the walk, i would invite all of you to join us in front of city hall steps here on poke on thursday joining over 400 people from zero -- they'll advocate for quality services that they're participating and many are on the list to get into programs especially those who are low income. like i said, if you want to practice walking and having a bunch of little kids around you, please join us. also on sunday, if anybody is available, we're going to be recognizing over 200 people from the early education care field a

>> the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority occurring april 15, 2014, will begin shortly. >> the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority occurring april 15, 2014, will begin shortly. >> >> >> >> it is tuesday april 15, 2014, our clerk is miss erika cheng, could you call the roll. >> item one, commissioner breed? >> here. >> present. >> compass. >> present. >> kim. >> here. >> mar. >> present. >> commissioner yee? >> yee, present, we have a quorum. >> thank you, would you call the next item. two, approve the minutes of the march 18, 2014 meeting this is an action item. >> thank you, i see no comments from colleagues. >> can we open this up for public comment? is there anyone from the public that would like to speak on the minutes, seeing none, the public comment is closed. colleagues, could we move this without objection. >> so moved. >> thank you. >> call the next item. >> i will talk a roll call vote on that as well. >> commissioner breed. >> aye. >> campos. >> aye. >> kim. >> aye. >> com

>> i do not. >> how many live in san francisco? >> i believe that a majority of them live in san francisco, i can get those numbers. >> a large number live in public housing? >> i don't have that number but can get it. over time we are looking to make some time to have strategies in plan for employees. and to allow for employees to be absorbed in programs that may experience growth. the document that is talked about, we want to ensure that housing developers that are taking over management at properties will interview those employees. they know the people that live in public housing. they know the issues with the buildings. they should be interviewed because of their expertise and time and commitment to the authority. we are also committed as an authority talking with other employers to ask them to inform us of job opportunities of staff, including the city and county of san francisco and other bay housing authorities. and we want to be sure that if the employees hear of those opportunities to communicate to senior staff so we can

public housing is an important resource in san francisco. looking at the numbers, who lives there, 22% of african-americans in the city is in public housing. and we haven't done enough to be sure that we stem the tide of african-americans. and our latino community, into better housing situations and better jobs. that's always a challenge. but it's a main effort that our city is to be involved in to make san francisco a sustainable city for everyone. and housing is a big part of it. the rad program is one that creates a great deal of uncertainty about how we manage our property moving forward. key questions that come up for me are, how are we going to ensure that there is strong tenant protections that. we ensure that we have one-to-one replacement truly. when we talk about one-to-one replacement and with units, and do we replace housing units. and how to have the highest standards for workers. now we have workers with standards for prevailing wage and living wage jobs and benefits. but if we go to a model that contracts out that work, are we

and a fire breaks out in a san francisco duplex. it happened in the city's duboce triangle neighborhood. >> pam: a firefighter was treated for a minor hand injury suffered from melting tar on one of the roofs. >> pam: now boasts a bus in northern california are in the thick of 12. thick of oe one. >> reporter:darkness of early morning drive time turns into traffic congestion. cars inching their way doen the road with 1-hr delays. >>i left my house 45 minutes ago and i am not even close to the freeway. >> reporter:so, drivers are told to sit back and relax. >> reporter: go straight on 80 or take the scenic route. >> jacqueline:well, its snowing now. brennan: in closing my lecture on interstitial lamellae remodeling, i'd like to address some issues that are not strictly confined to forensic anthropology. (snoring softly) if it's all right with my host, dr. wexler. i should think that all but the most joyless wonks-- and yes, i do refer to you, cyril bibby-- would embrace a diversion from haversian systems. my partner, fbi special agen

francisco i have to say women hold up more than half the sky in san francisco so you thank you, very much for working with us explaining. >> thank you all for joining us this morning to celebrate women of extraordinary character and commitment and encourage and i want to thank the commission and the friends of our commission on the status of women for your generosity and our energy in having an women's human right in san francisco and certainly beyond our city. i'm sure you're aware of emily described in 1998 we became the first city in the nation to reflect our principles felt united nations on all description against wjs that's called sedot and given out of cities leadership the united nations has asked us to a city to lead the campaign and i take it correct even though anita was in new york last week she sent me a photo they're in a foot moose age particularly in some exotic city i get to only work harder. but she was there in new york i was proud of her a as she joined the department and the united nations convention commission on the status of women conventional in new york to c

i represent seniors residents in america in san francisco. we want you to continue to make progress to continue to provide services and care for elderly at other countries to provide city transportation we want san francisco to use the example as to really prioritize the needs of those folks forgotten in the industry >> i think supervisor campos aids have left the room go ahead, sir. >> (calling names). >> . >> (speaking foreign language.) >> good afternoon. i'm the president of the community tenants association we're the largest organization in the city and all our one thousand plus members are low income we have over one hundred and 20 members we regularly have filled the offer flow room and collected cards. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> public transit is a net when it comes to increasing the moebltd of seniors resident most that dent and for miss many of us the cost of transportation is important we rely on ssi income it runs 23 there's this year it may not sound like much but some seminars couples can only afford to buy one muni pass

a big toast to the air lingus in san francisco welcome san francisco. cheers (clapping.) this means good height and good look. thank you [gavel]

children in san francisco and their families to reappoint angela chan to san francisco police commission. thank you very much. >> thank you. (applause) >> there are a bunch of people outside and probably in the other room. so, the way i want to proceed is that i've got lots of cards. so, i'm going to give each speaker from the public one minute and i'm going to call -- i will call the names on the cards. and the way i'm hoping to do this is that i will call the names of people that are supporting angela chan first. so, if i happen to -- >> [speaker not understood]. >> i was outvoted. this is democracy up here. i heard you. i okay. so, i will try to call people and if you happen to be in the other room, make your way over here and get in line. we're going to be lining up to your right on this side. so, joe whackverctiontion, you're up first if you're here. jim salinas. ~ wang win ho [speaker not understood]. (applause) >> is this translation being -- is this translation right now? i mean for the audience, do you know? [speaking through interpreter] (applause) [speaking through interpreter

they could not compete in the market in san francisco. we also have 7,637 applicants on our public housing waiting list. and over 2,000 of those households are single. about 5,500 are two plus persons households. this is after we have done a clean-up of our wait list. these are people that are actively seeking public housing at this time. and the applicants were asked to self-certify their preferences. over half of the applicants did self-certify their preferences. we take applicants in based on their preferences. and over 1500 of those applicants are actually homeless, single individuals, elderly and families. very high number. our housing was built mainly between 1941 -- >> sorry, mrs. smith, in order for the public to follow along, do you have a staff member who can help move these along? >> sorry, okay, our housings was built between 1941 and 1973, very old, and has $270 million of additional needs, and $50 million of additional needs because of age accrues annually. but yet the capital money that we receive is 3.5% of the need. it wo

francisco and in the lack of ability we have in the southern part of san francisco that are leading to housing units that are not up to code. while i believe this legislation is incomplete, i'm happy to work on it to help create the incentive that is lacking here. i have actually talked to the mayor's of housing in this very room about the lack of attention they have sgliefrjtsdz -- p support the southeast of san francisco. something has to be done about it glathsdz today talked about it. i want to make sure we can look into this. i think this legislation will open the doorway for that to happen. i really appreciate this legislation coming forward. i also want to appreciate the work of asian and vantage justice who talked to many households that have in law units that are secondary units. they found that a great number of the people living in these households are immigrants and transit dependent. that they are typical san franciscans that you find in the city of san francisco unified school district which is mostly low income, people that have the right to san francisco and we shoul

and 2013 was a banner year for electronic monitoring in the san francisco sheriff's department we/3 hundred and 59 on e many there was no breach of the electronic monitoring nobody had been recidivist for those who unfortunately, this is an issue that remains unsoefld for people who can't afford bail remain in jail but those who are more higher risk for the lower risk to not be in jail. next please. vocational school training. when i was a supervisor so far district 5 i asked why are we not doing city building inside the jail whether you want to take the model or convert it that makes sense that the triumphing of the needs for jobs in san francisco and benefiting from our local economy then role one of the best candidates to help that opportunity starts in the system we have the space because our jail population has declined to create the space i reached out to our friends in union labor and others in the nonprofit community to examine what the possibilities are for the first time to bring into the san francisco sheriff's department a hard training system. and since it is a component of man

filipino community here in san francisco. and today, we have a huge amazement that represents san francisco value. for the fit since our ordinance was enacted we're adding a new language to the shared list of languages that makes our city safer and better able to serve our residents this is language access for limited folks t is mandated and our city enacted the ordinance in 2001 in that 2009 the organized was required to over our ordinance to determine which los angeles's meets the threshold and that's 10 thousand san franciscans that speak a limited language and this must be made by the immigrant affairs to all the departments and the city rights commission. it is now my honor to introduce mayor edwin lee telephones the administrator in 2003 when the amendment happened and continues to xoond opportunity as mayor to build bridges between our cultures. >> mayor edwin lee. >> and thank you to the center for welcoming us today. i practiced saying this word on a recent trip and consul general thank you for being here and all the

a chance of showers comes in from the south bay to san francisco. you loorking at some locations around the tri-valley from the low 80s to low 60s on tuesday. don't pack away those coats just yet. big temperature drop coming early next week. back to you. >>> looks perfect for easter sunday. >>> still ahead here, buyers beware. new information on a security breach at a popular retailer. >> plus, it's an unsettling sight. the reason many b.a.r.t. riders saw a heavy police presence today. ♪ >>> an active seen today. many of these people end upped handcuffed. police arrested 40 demonstrators at an annual good friday protest in the east bay. more than 100 people gathered to protest against livermore labs and its role in creating military weapons. the protesters still want livermore labs in the community. they just want it to change from nuclear research and development to green energy. >>> an oakland woman has died from an apparent overdose at a festival in southern california. kimchi trong died at a palm springs hospital after attending the coachella

i want you to bring gnaw team to san francisco. >> san francisco needs a football team. the raiders want to get out of oakland. it seems to me we ought to provide them with the opportunity to play in our city. >> let me school you as an oaklander. raiders have the loyallest fans in the league. they have a visceral hate of the 49ers and there's no way the fans in the black hole couldn't come to a hand me down 49ers. build it, use it to build the raiders. we do. we could be back in the game. >> are they called? >> the 49ers play in front of clara. it doesn't matter be you play. it's a motor home arrangement. >> the black will never play in san francisco. if you go to any of those tailgate games in oakland, you know what i'm talking about. >> do you know what the value of that franchise would be in san francisco versus oakland? i would guess and any friend carmen paul would probably tell better story than i'm telling, but i bet you the value of the team becomes almost double if they're playing in san francisco versus oakland. just think about how much more comfortable and s

a 53 for san francisco. we all have some '70s out there low 70's for fairfield. 70 to a firm antioch. 64 degrees in hayward mountain bad at all. as far as your extended forecast want to get rid of this week system heading our way. if there's another week system heading our way. your saturday afternoon looked just fine so did not cancel your plans it's what's coming late saturday night early saturday morning and very weak and very scattered and looks like the right will pretty much stay and to the north bay but after, plenty of sunshine with beautiful weather becomes back to the bay area. much warmer temperatures hot inland by tuesday and we will be holding onto readings and the low to mid 80s if by wednesday of next week. will be put away the of rose and getting ready for the sun screen. lest cajeput their traffic. all had a couple of the incidents. it looks like no major hot spots are trouble spots right now. let's check your commute in the south bay. and take a look at the guadalupe parkway. if you're head

radar was voted the winner of these san francisco contest. after two decades of working for free, michelle is able to make radar her full-time job. >> i am a right to myself, but i feel like my work in this world is eagerly to bring writers together and to produce literary events. if i was only doing my own work, i would not be happy. it is, like throwing a party or a dinner party. i can match that person with that person. it is really fun for me. it is nerve wracking during the actual readings. i hope everyone is good. i hope the audience likes them. i hope everybody shows up. but everything works out. at the end of the reading, everyone is happy. ♪ welcome to let san francisco planning commission regular hearing for thursday, april 3, 2014. started please silence any mobile device and speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. i'd like to take roll. commissioner president wu. commissioner fong. commissioner antonini pr commissioner hillis. commissioner moore. commissioner sugaya. commissioners first

a big toast to the air lingus in san francisco welcome san francisco. cheers (clapping.) this means good height and good look. thank you we are celebrating the glorious grand opening of the chinese rec center. ♪ 1951, 60 years ago, our first kids began to play in the chinese wrecks center -- rec center. >> i was 10 years old at the time. i spent just about my whole life here. >> i came here to learn dancing. by we came -- >> we had a good time. made a lot of friends here. crisises part of the 2008 clean neighborhood park fund, and this is so important to our families. for many people who live in chinatown, this is their backyard. this is where many people come to congregate, and we are so happy to be able to deliver this project on time and under budget. >> a reason we all agreed to name this memorex center is because it is part of the history of i hear -- to name this rec center, is because it is part of the history of san francisco. >> they took off from logan airport, and the call of duty was to alert american airlines that her plane was hijacked, and she stayed on t

san francisco's two day total is 1.67. san francisco is 50.1% now. however, we need 11.79% by june 30 to get to seasonal normal. clear skies, a northerly breeze. overall every something clearing out rapidly. it will be cold tonight. there is our system. it's moving to southern california. it will swing in. 50s on temperatures. sigalert in san francisco. napa airport is 53. antioch 52. san jose 56. redwood city 53. there is a definite chill in the air. more of a pronounced northerly breeze, not too bad right now. we get a break. there is another system on the way for friday. it looks really weak and will probably fall apart and not do much. 37 in tahoe. 52 in ukiah. there goes our system. so sunny and breezy, not too bad, sunny and cool. some clouds over the hills. rain ends for now. the weekend looks good. 50s and 60s. these are well below average for this time of year. mostly sunny, maybe a few partly cloudies. tomorrow morning some 30s, sunny to mostly sunny. maybe a weak system friday. sunday mid-70s. maybe 80 monday. >> thank you. >>> a rare doub

. >> hello, i'm a taxi driver 90 in san francisco. taxis are violate to the first and late mile of any transportation mix. as far as the cable cars going go if the cable cars can run that late and they have more maintenance issues than bay area rapid transit can find a way it didn't have to be by 0 train bart is saying they're in the train business and not cars they should get some for friday and saturday night. they and ac transit they should have a bart system they need to have outreach they need to have more mrublt and help people to use their service and see how their service fits into their lives and pamphlets at bars and twenty-four hours restaurants and an easy we are talking about simple enough for a drunk to figure out. that's not sensitive if they have a reliable service many people defenders their trips while the bay bridge was closed. the f line it would be wonderful to do late night in modern buses not on the village cars and may i suggest that muni right now provides for gay pride week and has the metro going at the chur

where i will start we're lucky san francisco is a great city and one of the most walkable city if not in the world it attracts people here. it's a great city to walk around and be in. however, we we have a problem and the problem is people are getting killed in our streets and that shouldn't be happening pr it's unacceptable people are getting killed my seriously injured it's traefblg not only for the families especially for the families to whom it happens but for our whole city but the good news is it's preventable every one of those dedicates and serious injuries is preventable. the good news behind that is that we have great leadership in the city as manifested by the strong and power showing of folks behind me that are focused and committed and dedicated to preventing those serious collisions and fatality collisions so we get the benefits of our beautiful walkable city without worrying about getting hurt or killed. at the top of that primer is our chief collective who has brought people together to solve problems. i think what we're going to talk about today is the epitomize any s

francisco to sfo is ten minutes with in delays at our area airports. >> happening today, san francisco city hers will announce the plan to deal with sunday's holiday, not easter but the unofficial marijuana fueled occasion. matt keller is at golden gate park. the city is cracking down, matt? >> yes, they are. san francisco hers are trying to put a stop to this party before it gets started. last area, they created a huge mess to clean up with 15,000 people gathered last year for the event. city welcomeers say the clean up was the worst ever for the annual gathering with five tons of track and $10,000 in damage. the extra people in the city and spending money for the marijuana celebration will make up for the thousands it costs to encolor up but hers say the 420 participants should get the proper permit. a critic of the event will announce plan later today to deal with unpermitted gatherings and the police chief and other san francisco leaders will also attend last year the supervisor considered calling for a ban on these celebrations and we will see how far the plan goes when she makes

car tipping spree in san francisco. how she's smart cars flipped upside down and sideways by a group. >>> and good morning to you, i'm meteorologist christina loren. a preview of the week's weather. south bay up to 88 degrees by tomorrow. today just a touch cooler and then we drop those numbers like a rock, bringing some rain, lots to go over in your full forecast. stick around, lots more to come on "today in the bay" in moments. >>> let's go now to your san francisco giants and the 2014 season. the team already has seven games under its belt. but tomorrow's the real opening day for fans. baseball at at&t park. >> we'll be there live watching everything closely. we have krok on skype. a very successful start, especially for the giants batters. this is like a whole new giants' team. >> we didn't recognize the offense we saw on this road trip. we haven't seen this kind of offense since barry bonds was playing. the giants are pretty siked up about it and not getting great starting pitching which has not been their signatur

peak tonight, rooftop bay bridge, city of san francisco with a lot of low cover out there. speaking of fog, we're kind of in the clouds. this is the -- this is the shot of the 1,400 feet up. plenty of cloud cover pushed inland already. after the giants game tonight, fireworks. we have video to show you a great shot right there of the fireworks going off as we'll have the sports in a few minutes. nice night for the fireworks and baseball let's talk about the weekend though. here is how you will start tomorrow morning waking up to 46 degrees. it is already cloudy because of the stronger on shore flow and we latte cloudy through about lunchtime tomorrow with temperatures that will be kept down as a result. and a high of 66. it will be back up to 70 degrees for sunday. no rainfall for us, but what we will have is a southwest wind with a stronger on shore wind, bringing the cloud cover to stick with us through the morning hours tomorrow. so the low will be hanging out tomorrow to the south with the southwest flow of the air giving us a lot of cloud cover. but quickly it moves ou

agencies and their efforts and recognizes the valuable contributions that the organizations make in san francisco and the city as a whole so we're requesting that you support this resolution and i would also like to give a special thank you to patty for all of her work on this and her work helping animals and working on this resolution. >> thank you very much. okay. is there any additional public comment on item number four? seeing none public comment is closed. [gavel] . okay colleagues could i have a motion to forward item four to the full -- oh there are amendments. i'm sorry. that is correct. the amendment -- there's an amendment to the name and striking the second resolve clause. okay. and i presume they're not are substantive. >> [inaudible] >> okay. these amendments have been proposed -- >> [inaudible] >> okay. take that without objection. could i get a motion to move to the full board? >> so moved. >> madam clerk is there any further business before the committee? >> there is no future business. >> then we are adjourned. thank you. [gavel]roll call dick >> item to primitive perm