and safety providers and san francisco taxpayers. as a result it is critical now more than ever that we eliminate this perverse incentive for employers and businesses to use accepted benefit hra's in the hopes of e evading their spending obligations by requiring that only irrevocable expenditures count towards meeting san francisco employee health care requirement. the second aspect of this law is we must bolster this san francisco ordinance to get as many workers insured as possible. my legislation has introduced a new program called covered san francisco. when an employer chooses a city option to meet it's spending requirements under the law, the department of public health will enter the worker into one of three programs. for those eligible for insurance through covered california they willen roll the worker in covered san francisco to allow a worker to purchase a more comprehensive plan. incidentally covered san francisco is not a new idea, the state of vermont and state of new york new york and massachusetts have created a local

i think i'm my fourth-generation san franciscan i'm afraid of the future for san francisco for our children. i do this somewhat out of fear for our families that find it harder and harder to live in san francisco and survive here but i also do it for the future of the children and the families and in particular our students that will graduate from our city hall's and hope they'll be able to live here and raise children. i believe in order to do that we must work with the city to make it happen. and i think that we can hold everyone accountable. they're not the ones to evaluate us around the student achievement we evaluate ourself but the commitment so the 55 public children and those who will come to us. i'm okay with this. i have to say it's a leap of faith but i'm okay i feel like the way we've been doing it is not effective we're losing more and more of our african-americans families it's a hard gap to close we only have them for 6 hours a day and there's a larger community that needs to support our children this is a way to work together so it's more efficiently and finishing. i'm going

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

para evitar mÁs tragedias como esta. >> sometimos un reclamo contra la ciudad de san francisco para notificarles que intel pondremos una demanda en el futuro, dijo el abogado de la familia de nieto fue variado por agentes de la policÍa de san francisco, luego de que algunas personas llamaran quejÁndose de que nieto tendrÍa una pistola de descarga. >> la ciudad tiene que entrenar a los policÍas mejor tiene que saber quiÉnes somos. >> benjamÍn era amigo de alejandro y nos explica lo que piden. >> lo pedimos al distric attoney ideal departamento de justicia que investiguen al departamento de san francisco, lo que dicen que pasÓ no es posible. >> expresaron algunas inquietudes despuÉs de que la familia quiso recuperar lo que habÍa dentro del vehículo. >> quÉ habÍa dentro del vehÍculo de alex? >> todo. agarrar su ipad, su telÉfono, su ropa. >> se lo entregÓ a la policÍa? >> no, nos dijeron que se quedarÍan con el ipad, que no nos iban a dar. >> por su parte el abogado seÑalÓ que no han podido obtener los reportes de la policÍa y que no saben los nombres de los agentes

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, and 264 in san francisco. out over the next couple days. leftover shower tomorrow morning, then a blustery afternoon neither coast lien tomorrow, winds calm down on wednesday and thursday, warmer temperatures, but maybe a better chance of rain as we head in towards friday. that's a look at the weather guys, back to you. >>> now week all members of the california senate will take ethics training. >> it's true, melissa griffin cain joins us with the ethnic issues. >> reporter: good morning. it's a great thing. there are three people that could use that training and they're not there. three senators suspend, yee, calderon, and rice. they are all on paid leave, if that sounds weird, that's because it is. here's the thing you should know about these suspensions. members of the senate made it up. legally there's no such thing as being suspended from office. there is being a senator and then there's being exspelled, the in between thing is something that the senators just invented. it's actually never been done befor

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

francisco. we are expecting 75 cruiseship calls carrying approximately 260,000 guests plus of course the cruise. so this is a new high record for the port in modern time and were very very excited about it. this has been continuing over the last couple of years and 2013 the port hosted 64 crucial calls at 213,000 cruiseship passengers and that was our highest number of guest since 2006. so we are seen incredible growth in our business here on the west coast for any number of reasons but were very excited about it. 2015 is looking even bigger with 84 calls booked. we are expecting to cross the 300,000 passenger mark for the 1st time in modern times. so we are really excited about that. it's time perfectly for the inauguration of our new cruiseship terminal, james r herman cruiseship terminal, which was its 1st port crews called on september 18 and will be just a great place to welcome our passengers. it's a modern design, modern terminal. will be able to do clearing of customs office ship in our new building. will be hooking up to sure power to be able to be environmentally friendly.

francisco specifically because san francisco has had and still does have one of the world class public transportation systems in the world. so i would like to as a community person and someone who even though i don't know all of the ins and outs of what is going on here at city hall, i do feel that i can come in and that i can bring in a lot of good ideas that may be new because i don't have perspective that other people do, thank you very much and i hope to sit on your committee. >> thank you. >> and actually there is a question from commissioner breed. >> i just want to know how often you take the 38 geary. >> everidy. >> thank you. >> at least once a day. >> and in fact just one more thing, i found out that instead of taking the 38 i can now walk down and take the underground faster than 38 will get me there. >> and that is the crisis issue. >> thank you. >> thank you, mr. warner. >> next speaker? >> hi, my name, excuse me, my name is renee henosa and i have lived in san francisco for about 15 years now and 6 of those in the richmond and i have used public transportation the whole t

health rltion san francisco human service agency, san francisco and marin food banks. sf environment, st. anthonys, tenderloin development corporation dn -- and center for vulnerable populations and many others that are with us. also the executive directors and staff of community and public agencies providing low income san franciscans. many consumers and cats and senior disability folks here and educators and researchers and students studying hunger and food insecurity. i wanted to thank chris of the report and those that assisted with the research as well. what we know of san francisco insecurity are a couple of butet points and i will highlight it and i know paula jones will highlight this as well. nutritious and this food is essential to health human and maltrusion affects development, insecurity, disease and institutionalization. supporting this local economy. this supports the local economy and ensures better outcomes. one in four san franciscans lack nutritious food and this is in every neighborhood in san francisco. what the resolution from december included an

san francisco as you said is a city of diverse community. very the ordinance that's being passed rec the filipino has a third language is certainly a recollection of the transcribes of this great community the filipinos. and certainly its very significant for them because not only is it access to language and services because it makes them open up the city to themselves and feel like a home to them. certainly for any filipinos for the first time in the bay area this is wonderful and truly different when they're far away from home. i want to thank you. again mr. mayor and supervisors ms. city administer ms. kelly for the camp poosht timing for the community >> (clapping) >> thank you next i'd like to introduce terry valencia who the founder the community center terry served as the national alliance for filipino concerns and a great partner with the office of urban affairs part of the network and was helpful during the 2010 consensus so terry (clapping.) thank you all for being here today for spornl this press convention and i went talking abo

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 ve 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 manufacturin

>>> now at noon, a man sent to the hospital after being hit by a car in san francisco on the same day police officers are out in full force to keep the streets safer. >>> a man in the north bay escaped a fire unharmed only to be hit by his neighbor. >>> i punched my neighbor in the face. >> why the neighbor said he was so fed up with the situation next door that he resorted to physical violence. >>> we're learning more about a teen who hid in a wheel well during a five-hour flight from san jose to hawaii. how he's doing today and what his classmates say about this incredible story. >>> a man is in critical condition and undergoing surgery after he was hit by a car while crossing the street in san francisco. it happened just after 7:30 this morning here on 20th avenue near stoern grove. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. this accident comes on the same day that san francisco police and chp officers are out in full force to crack down on traffic violaters. alex savidge joins us live from where the collision occurred and explains about today's safety enforcements. good afternoon, alex. >

a scope of san francisco and a big picture and 72,000 students -- youth living in san francisco from 5-7 and 57,000 attend u san francisco unified school district and we're looking at the meals we want to provide we want to reach that number but go beyond that to those in need and want so a quick overview we're looking at all of the handful of cbos in the city that are providing meals but from what we know there are 6500 snacks provided on a daily basis and during the summertime about 8500 lunches provided so i'm going to step back and now talk about -- forward and talk about efforts towards just summer meals. we do receive a federal reimbursement and that helps cover the cost of meal delivery, snacks, staff and outreach. we do 5200 lurchs a day and this is a big piece i want to clarify is that it's open sites, that the majority are open sites which means any student can eat the lunch and leave. there is no paperwork, no enrollment that is provided and this is a big piece i think this is a misconception happening. they can provide services to 85 different sites and we can serve more

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

hey san francisco nona is book. april fools while your coming up with your april fools we have city to see this is the wbns pr this monday head to the magnolia bloom and festive your eyes on historic magnolias and take advantage of the muni classes to learn about those masking magnolias then check anti thursday night the academy comes to life with the mask of the movies to the museum we'll we'll have millimeter projects the fun starts at the 6 and the ticket are 12 bucks. and on sunday it's free hotdog day at richmond it's a courtyard dprerl and they give out free hotdogs so if you're interested in seeing the veggie hotdogs send your sunday here. that's the once or twice for more fog visit us at the

it contributes significantly to san francisco. for example, contribute $678 million in transfers to the general fund between 1998 and 2001 and also contribute $151 million in funding to street lights, both solar energy, efficncy and city owned renewables over the last ten years. they've provided low cost energy to city father mily and as you know, we are providing low cost to the general fund departments like general hospital, call street lights, mta, unified school district and community college for the last 15 years.

at the end of the movie the san francisco survivor declared we'll build a new san francisco and on market street honors the survivors and celebrated those who kept the father. although we have no survivors expected to show you the question is why are redoing this ask the hundreds of folks who come out like you to gather at the moment and stair at the sky wondering why. if you ask chief joanne haynes-white and the city of the department emergency management they know this will happen again and ask the young people who are showing up knowing about the past and future this is why people keep doing this because everyone in the san francisco bay area they're the ones that ride out the tremors and they're the ones who will be there to help when the next big one comes to call. ladies and gentlemen, let's welcome the survivor families and here to give us an opening address welcome our fabulous mayor, mayor ed lee (clapping.) >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> wow. this is what a crowd you have one hundred and 8-year-old people look like. i had breakfast with anita and we wanted to joi

it's a big accomplishment for san francisco. we want to be very clear that the sfpuc likes go solar s.f., we think there is a lot of value added to diversifying the production of renewable power and locally generating those in our city. and we're very proud of what we, with your support as the board appropriations, have been able to accomplish in san francisco. as a second point, as you consider future funding for this program -- and i know you do deliberations on an $8 billion budget of which ours is a smaller 13% or so of the total, but nevertheless every dollar is important and we want to provide a broader context for you as you look at specifically our budget in the coming weeks, in may as well in particular. let me provide a bit of background to put it into context. hetch hetchy power has provided many benefits to the city, and we've been generating power since 1918. nearly 100 years we've been generating greenhouse gas free energy for the city central services. this saves the general fund $50 million a year. i think that's

now san francisco don't have one. so, i see what is going on, most black people don't see it, but i'm saying to you. we are tax payers. we live in america. i'm a disabled american. when i come before you y'all act like you can't hear good. but hear me, you promised us you'd put off-street parking. now you're gonna say you don't remember. well, i have the notes from the meeting and you haven't done nothing about it and i've been here five different times over the last five years. this is not fair to us. now you're going to take something else. this is crazy. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> chris bowman. [speaker not understood]. barbara [speaker not understood]. tony robles. [speaker not understood]. >>> chris bowman. i walked here. i came from the performing arts garage two blocks away. the problem with sunday meters is that muni will not get you to your churches directly. if you have to walk one or two blocks and you have to be disabled or senior, you're out of luck. i would argue that unfortunately a lot of t

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

san francisco, up to 3 inches of rain over the past week. san jose, not as much, but still over an inch at 1.20. we could still be adding rainfall over the next two days, especially by friday. here's the latest on live tracker. high clouds just offshore. those will continue to filter into the region for your thursday, especially by the afternoon hours. no raindrops expected, but that could be changing by thursday night and friday. it is cold enough we have a frost advisory posted toward mendocino county. temperatures in these areas back down to the low 30 mid-30s overnight. the coolest nights in the north bay will be in the upper 30s, toward santa rosa, and napa first thing tomorrow morning. right now, walnut creek 49. mountain view, checking in 51 degrees. most areas reporting mostly clear skies. overnight, cool conditions with that frost advisory to the north. here is our live camera, looking toward the bay bridge and san francisco bay, fairly quiet out there. tomorrow, increasing clouds. in the weekend, a big rebound in temperatures, espe

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

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we are not a transit corridor for san francisco. we are a neighborhood of residents and families and children and pedestrians, streetscaping will make the difference between this project and providing blight to our neighborhood and being fully successful. thank you very much. >> mary mcgee? good morning. mary mcgee. i'm a red of the mission and work at san francisco general and worked there as a nurse for 26 years. i'm speaking about the elimination of the 23 from potrero avenue corridor down to san francisco general. there are many many gems to the muni system and the no. 9 is not one of them. it's kind of the shame of the muni system. i really really ask you to ride the 9 some morning or late afternoon before you even thinking about eliminating the 33. it is so over crowded. people are so disabled. if they have to change buses at 16th and potrero they are going to be boarding if they get off the 23 to get on the 9 they are boarding an already crowded bus. you have people with congestive heart failure, people with disabilities and

jose at 59, and 58 in san rafael and fremont, and san francisco at 59 degrees but it feels warmer without the breeze and if you are going to alcatraz look how calm the waters are, no white caps and notice how the emeryville camera is looking to at catarase and the bridge. the high clouds are that so breezy and rain turning to showers and cooler weather on thursday night into friday and right now the weekend is locking warmer and still trending a little bit dry for the next system. we will be in the upper secretary to 70 in the south bay with san jose at 68 and mid-to-upper 60's the let of the afternoon with local breezes along the bayshore line on the peninsula and nearly 60 at half moon bay to the sunset and low 60's if downtown, south san francisco, and sausalito and upper 50's at coast but upper 60's if most of our north bay valley and we will be in the mid-to-upper 50's at the east bay shore and touch 70 at fairfield and antioch and brentwood. game throw of the series with the rangers is a day game at 12:35 and warming to 65. have the sun screen. the temperatures are mid-40's in the n

take angel live angel live buenas tardes, continua la racha de victimas de los vehiculos en san francisco, en esta ocasion fue un menor quien con tan solo cuatro aÑos de edad se debate entre la vida y la muerte. ;01 ;26 su pequeÑa bicicleta quedo abandonada en el pavimento, su dueÑo herido de gravedad es trasladado al hospital de san francisco. las autoridades apenas guardaban el pequeÑo juguete del menor como evidencia de un nuevo accidente contra peatones y ciclistas que ocurren en san francisco. el pequeÑo de tan solo cuatro aÑos de edad fue atropellado por un vehiculo a las 11 y 45 de la maÑana, cerca a la calle "fulton " y avenida 43 del distrito de richmond. bite policia segun las auotridades el niÑo tenia la luz verde del cruce peatonal y su familia iba unos metros detras de el en el momento que el vehiculo lo atropello --como presagiando este tipo de tragedias, hoy el jefe de la policia "greg suhr" entrego pulseras brillantes a cerca de 50 niÑos para que recuerden los habitos de seguridad en las calles, recomendand o a los menores que si caminan o van en bicicleta, lo hag

they are san francisco residents. what i have in perspective is this, is that i don't think that wanting to work with the tech industry means that you completely rollover and give them everything they want or even beyond what they are asking for. i think that working with the tech industry means precisely what had been said which is you treat them as san franciscans. but the problem with this pilot is that you are actually treating san franciscans unequally. you are saying that a group of san franciscans can get special treatment and that the laws are not going to be enforced against them. as much as we

opportunities for summer programming at san francisco rpd sites and >> 140727 hearing to receive informational updates from the mayor's office of employment and workforce development, department of children, youth, and their families, recreation and parks department, and the san francisco unified school district on the status of the summer jobs plus initiative, as well as available opportunities for summer programming at san francisco rpd sites and through sfusd's summer school programming. >> thank you. actually, this hearing requested comes specifically last year from commissioner mendoza and this year from commissioner president fewer. we had originally called for this hearing last year on the summer jobs initiative and we want to broaden the scope of the 3 hearing to get an understanding of our youth during the summer. it's the biggest challenges in terms of funding programming but also a time when we find that you struggle with learning retention >> we have been join by norman yee. thank you for joining us. and glen eagleson is here as well and we'll be presenting instead of director moya

that is a shame. >> reporter: exactly. >> brian webb in san francisco. thank you. >>> surveillance captures a brazen thief making off with a lap top and a phone from a customer in a san francisco coffee shop. this woman in the striped shirt bias her coffee, then sits down. soon, she casually gets up, goes to the unattended lap top and phone, picks them up and i casually walks out the front door. a thief. the victim says she lost months worth of work. police have not found that woman. >>> developing news. crews have suspended the search for a missing hiker. kpix 5's linda yee reports they found no signs of her. >> reporter: with no new evidence or leads to follow, search and rescue crews have called off the efforts. the woman has been missing since friday. the 33-year-old of menlo park was last seen last friday. authorities say shed left a message earlier that day and said she was going for a hike. a car rented in her name was later found abandoned in the parking lot. family members did fight back tears saying they are still hoping she will turn up. >> sh

and 52 in downtown san francisco. the north bay 75 degrees in cloverdale and 67 in sonoma, east bay, oakland, and 67. and 68 in castro valley and more toasty in the inland areas 74 in antioch and san ramon. tonight, we are chilly with the cloud cover and the fog that will stick with us, that will bring temperatures to 49 degrees in san mateo and 52 in san jose and 50 in fairfield and 46 in napa. drizzle this morning. that continues into tomorrow. on sunday, temperatures start to bounce back to 78 degrees inland through monday. it will cool off on tuesday, wednesday, and thursday with a slight chance of showers on when and thursday. here is traffic where it is quiet. not too bad at all as we head over to highway 4 you can see the top speeds but if antioch and 54 in pittsburg and bay point. eric and kristen christian? >> thank you, laptop batteries catching tire with a new warning to some computer users. >> royal rivals, prince william and kate hit the they're thinking about their retirement. they're asking questions li

san francisco sponsored by san francisco chamber of commerce, 891 575 ~. so, we just read all the names of the committees that fell in activity level 1 and according to the staff memo we're going to be selecting one committee from this level. so, without looking at the committees, i'd like a member of the public to select one committee. would you please read the name of that committee? >>> latino democratic club san francisco idn1 34 265 2, committee type, rcp, financial activity level 1. >> thank you. >>> you're more than welcome. >> so, we're going to move on to activity level 2. would you like to continue doing this? or would you like to switch places? okay, all right. dennis herrera for city attorney 2013. 1 355 7 81. ~ alice b. [speaker not understood] 842 0 18. san francisco apartment association political action committee, 84 30 2. san francisco police officers association issues p-a-c, 131 755 4. ~ committee on jobs government reform fund, 98 28 683 ~. now we will be selecting one committee from activity level 2. >>> san francisco apartment associa

san francisco main library opened only eight years ago. it become a magnet for mentally ill and homeless >> people respecting everybody else's right to use that library now is much improved. >> still, so far this year, there have been 700 reported incidents of bad behavior. robert refuses to take his grandchildren to the library. >> he was asked to leave. he started tearing pages out of books ask slamming things down. this doesn't happen every day. >> in january the mayor sent this letter to the library. saying he wants to restore the library to a safe, welcoming place for family was the opening of a new teen center next year. >> we're going to welcome more kids and families next year. the mayor wanted to see some chaefrngs >> the library commission will consider implementing tougher security measures. we're focusing on the pee hafor that is also illegal or criminal in nature so until violence, lewd acts in the library. >> right now, if you brought in a weapon, your library privileges suspended only 30 days under the plan, you'd be receivi

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

and on march 22nd, healthy san francisco had their enrollment event that san francisco city college to assist individuals with the enrollment and to health insurance. and 200, to 300 people were expected to attend and more than 223 individuals attended. and 72 applications were completed and 41 of those were for coverage california and 31 of those were for medical and 31 were initiated but not completed. this was made possible due to the partnerships with many organizations who provided the volunteers and staff time to support this event. and now that the coverage california enrollment period has come to an end, this city will be looking at ways to target medical population as a medical enrollment is year round. >> so, we are happy to answer any questions that you may have and i thought that it was probably worth mentioning the article that was in the paper today, about healthy san francisco, it is important to note that healthy san francisco eligibility has not changed since we started the program, healthy san francisco has always been available for the people who are not eligible for

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

san francisco municipal railway. muni as it would become to be known. happy birthday, muni, here is to the next 100 years. the birth of muni had been a long-time coming. over the years the city was disjointed privately owned companies. horses and steam and electric-powered vehicles. creating a hodgepodge of transit options. none of them particularly satisfying to city residents. the city transit system like the city itself would have changes during the san francisco earthquake. the transition that will pursue from this aftermath would change san francisco's transportation system once again. facilitated by city boss, abe ruth, ushering in the electric city car. the writing was on the wall. the clammer had begun for the experiment including public transit people. owned by the people and for the people. the idea of a consolidated city-owned transit system had begun traction. and in 1909, voters went to the polls and created a bond measure to create the people's railway. would become a reality three years later. on december 28, 1912, mayor sonny rolph intro

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.

in san francisco, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> this is all part of san francisco's vision zero. the goal is to eliminate traffic deaths by 2024. >>> a bikeshare program similar to this one in san francisco will expand to the east bay. the metropolitan transportation commission approved the funds today for a program to cover oakland, berkeley and emeryville. at least 60 stations will hold more than 700 bicycles. the program should be up and running by the end of next year. >>> more fallout from the leland yee corruption scandal. state senators today got an ethics refresher. all lawmakers and their top aides were ordered to spend the day getting training at the state capital. the sessions were closed to the public. no cameras allowed inside. all committee hearings and meetings were canceled today for that ethics training. >>> apple stocks soaring after hours because of strong earnings reports. at last check it's up $40 a share. that's not all. the cupertino company made a slew of stock-related announcements today. it is buying back 30 billion shares in stock and bumping up the qua