francisco's ranges san francisco has a lot of to the proud of not only are we pushing the boundary within the boundary of san francisco but impacting the lives of workers throughout the country our president made a call to raise the national minimum wage but if congress can't do it localities should it's simple and clear and i and i'm confident san franciscans will proudly vote for the measure there are so many people the mayor and mayor's office the nonprofit leaders that were committed and, of course, labor and workers that have been waiting for the wage even as different that was no one wanted to walk away from bringing this proposal to the city. i'm very proud thank you. (clapping.) >> the coalition for fair economy has been working the streets late and you've seen them on the street corners we were cognizant of that let me be clear now that we've made the agreement there are no two different measures this year's only one measure wisp able to contact and start negotiations with this coalition there were compromises that should had to be made and reality if that checked in and we were

francisco is all about we're going to get all our communities because every community in san francisco, california participate in those wonderful jobs this is where used to be what we called our blue-collar jobs it's not light industry jobs making wine and produce and making series rids for the new talent and all those wonderful things the care masks the things we're to sell widespread that given with the the commitments in the city recognizing worker folks how people use their hands and art and talent and go back to making things those are good paying jobs congratulations larry to the produce market you have a pledge to introduce space and underutilized space maybe empty wlarz and bring nor good paying jobs thank you supervisor malia cohen for her wonderful leadership and hathaway defining witness they're a wonderful company they did the gold standard i want to thank them as well all of the communities down here have it be thanked they have not only talking about the taught united states this bug protected it and preached it now the citywide family has to recognize that thank you, eve

i really like the work san francisco heritage has done. i've been to some of your functions in the past. i like what you do. you guys do amazing work, so, thank you for being here. >> thank you very much, commissioner adams. of course, you participated in our early work in june of 2013 when he we convene a community summit entitled sustaining san francisco's living history ~ that looked at these very issues about how do we provide assistance to struggling businesses he and nonprofits facing displacement in san francisco ~. and really that workshop, the genesis of that was recognition on our part as a historic preservation organization that landmark protection is ill-suited to provide assistance to these really cultural establishment that are so valued by the neighborhoods in which they exist, and that was really -- early our first step which culminated in the report that i believe you have the executive summary in front of you, the sustaining san francisco's living history report, that not only discussed the community summit that you parti

she grow here in san francisco. she went to school in san francisco. she went to junior school in san francisco and high school in san francisco and university in berkeley in california and she is a lawyer now. we are proud of her. so now she's running for immigrant rights commissioner. we have here m san francisco about 50,000 immigrant communities. so we -- like haregue, she came vibrant and hopefully she will be. so we support her into city hall in san francisco because she goes here and this is her home. hopefully -- okay. anyway, we came for support for haregue and we love her. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is andy, i'm supposed to be called. i always have something to say. i'm here to support haregue. she has all the answers about the immigration issues, about immigration rights. i work at the hilton hotel. we have 2,000 employees and they have questions about immigration. i give them haregue's phone number and they are very happy. also one of the five leaders of the community, i work community for about more than 20 years for community

at san francisco general where the epidemiologist here tells me san francisco general is ready and her confidence based on the fact that here in the united states, we have a first world medical system as opposed to west africa, which does not, and which is dealing with the epidemic. we have pictures of san francisco's general hospital inside lisa winston the epidemiologist says this hospital and every hospital in the bay area is already equipped to deal with infectious diseases far more contagious than ebola. >> it's very similar to the way we isolate patients for other diseases. and the types of equipment that we need to keep our health care workers safe are like the types of equipment that we use every day. >> reporter: winston says any single-bed hospital room can be transformed into an isolation room and the department of emergency services says paramedics already have the necessary equipment and training. what they're going over now is identification, being aware of what a case of ebola might look like. at the airport, a spokesman for san francisco international tells me that cust

in san francisco. obeesty effects more than a third of women in san francisco. and women, who are live in poverty, here defined as those under 300 percent of the federal poverty level, are significantly more likely to be over weight or obese than those who are (inaudible). and also, latinos, are more likely to be over weight and obese than whites or asians. and the statistics for the black women are statistically unstable, but they do suggest. the high rates of obesity in over weight. and the low education attainment, income insecurety and workplace conditions are interrelated and important to the health and well-being of women. women are low income families do work on virtually every health measure for which we have data and education and occupation, and income differences underline much of the disparitis in health and health related conditions and behaviors in san francisco. 1 in 4 mothers, i am sorry, 1 in 4 women who gave birth have high school education or less. 15 percent of the population live below 100 percent of the federal poverty level, 40 percent of

francisco and helped to make san francisco what it is today i believe that it is unconscious able to evict long term folks through the ellis act and allow those unite to be used as short-term rentals in recent most this board of supervisors has supported self several piece of legislation for tenants that are ellis act evicted to allow people the opportunity to have a fighting chance to stay in san francisco because of that there is no justifiable reason that the unit subject to the ellis act being rented at short-term rentals we have stooped for you for our cities tenants to stay here when evicted we must preserve the character of our amazing city by making that possible for people of all protect levels not be reader by troufrt i'm proposing an amendment to prohibit short-term rentals in unit there has on ellis act evictions by where it is standing behind the principles in the need to protect our communities converting residential apartment into short-term rentals only exacerbates the housing crisis prohibiting short-term rentals in a unit for 5 years following an ellis act veeths su

and healthy san francisco? >> so. the hospitals are provided the charity care in the city through their, and i mean that through the healthy san francisco programs and all hospitals participation in the healthy san francisco is as the charity care and thes not paid for by the city. >> and it is, a program that harasses the charity care object gli gaysings that the hospitals already have and so we would not expect an increase in the cost of hospital charity care, if they moved into the healthy san francisco. >> right. but my question is a different one and it is, do you, and so, i am, and for example, i am documenting 17-year-old, and i am low income, and san francisco, the principals, and you get the healthcare. and today, that person could be in an institution outside of the dph, and being treated under charity care and they could move in, under this, in to healthy san francisco and it might be the right quality thing and i am asking a question. >> that is correct. >> and we could move into, healthy san francisco, an

it's san francisco. it's when you come to san francisco you want to come somewhere to see world class performers and they are real people. you see 40 something show and every fou -- four 4 months the performance is gone and it's like family reuniting. i need to have them back. they have to be here. if you want to have a good time, you want to see good performers, real class act and see what the art and passion is about, it's teatro zinzanni. [ applause ] >> we have a number of speakers. >> we enjoyed many many evenings of fun performers coming and sharing our late evening at the 23 cafe. it was so much fun. we had a lot of fun with our neighbors and we are looking forward to having them back. we think it's been way too long. one thing that i would like to bring up is just the reality of the situation is that expediting thing in san francisco is is so long and painful. we hope you can get city hall to be a little bit nicer to teatro and get the shows on the road and the other thing i would like to mention

of san francisco back to bring san francisco to the point we remembered it's middle-class and this middle-income that built this city the reason why the corporations and billionaires a spending hundreds and hundreds of thousands open his campaign he know you'll stand up begins them and say play by the rules lick everyone else and make sure people are not informational i want to be your representative in sacramento i'll make sure your interests not corporate interests are represented this is a clear choice between president chiu a indemnification and the progressively democrat that people who struggle need a place in the government join our movement we vera 33 days away and people bets money every single time (clapping.) there you have it a difficult choice been 0 our two david's and thank you before you go we're going to wrap up i want to thank the legacy of women voters and the california san francisco and our immediate partner tv and thank you for being here i which i see to be here with us we have a meet and greet on october 23rd on the legacy of women's website thank you and remember to vote

if san francisco you understand administrative fees are being waived. in (inaudible) there are no fee waivers. in concord they also waive the administrative fees but they do that for all people who are towed, not just the residents of concord. in kansas city the tow fee is discounted 50 percent and there's a 4 day great period for the storage. in indian nap police nothing is waived. in baltimore county, likewise nothing is waived and the same is true for the pennsylvania state police where we are conducting a pilot. there are incidents in all of these jurisdictions where there will be extenuating circumstances where the police department might choose to waive more of the fees just due to the circumstances so that's what we see from the other jurisdictions and then we also hear from all of our police department clients that they also are very mindful of the fact that many of the individuals, there is insurance coverage in place so they tend to try to incorporate that into whatever policy they put into place as well. >> i mentioned this at the beginning o

i am running for district 8 supervisor in san francisco. for the last 35 years of community services, working on tough issues that face the city. we he need a leader in district 8 that will be accountable, reasonable, and committed in solving the issues. my priorities in office are housing for everyone, improving public health, honoring diversity, fighting for oppressed, public safety. san francisco needs world class transportation system, keeping families and public education. it is a fundamental right of san francisco that all of its residents have an affordable place to live, safe streets, reliable public transportation, and opportunities to enjoy the environmental regardless of their age, race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, or socioeconomic status. we need to fix muni now. stop pedestrians death, continue to change, transportation needs for bicyclists and transit first city. work to improve access to affordable health care for all. we all have seen firsthand the toll crime takes on the victims, neighbors, merchant

with no exorbitant it involves and several of the dpw things it san francisco is a small peninsula we have the density population of any of the 48 county as a result people want to increase the population to one million people it is currently 8 hundred and 50 thousand approximately it's a matter of how much in san francisco we'll pay a price for to in terms of accident the and it's accompanying with the right population for san francisco if we go too high a lot of problems. >> kelly how will this impact the city's future development. >> first, i'd like to be clear the proposition only permanence to pier 70 no other waterfronts on san francisco pier 70 plan has come out with many, many years of community input and outreach and measure f is really an additional step in the possess the ballot measure itself is very clear that the environmental review process sequa as well as the mr. larkin process are not shorthand or limited are subject gaited there will be a thorough study this is an additional check in with 9 county and stakeholders to make sure that folks feel good about what's happe

francisco. >> as mentioned measure f is fully client with proposition g and san francisco is in serious housing countries today part of the plan for pier 70 is thirty percent of the housing opted below market rate to middle-income and low income folks this is 3 times such as city lay requires but in addition to building housing measure f includes other public benefits 9 acres of parks and playground and that triples the amount of space in dog patch and there's rehabilitation and historic buildings on the register in the historic district a preservation of an artist community currently at pier 70 by building now studios the investment of $20 million for transportation improvements and 2 hundred million for infrastructure including for earthquake safest and addressing the seawall rise and and terrance. >> the more density in san francisco and we have the highest per family per space and more traffic problems and automobile and diseases and san francisco as some people know 19 hundred to 190 six the bubonic practically they were able to stamp it out it was based on largely the density of o

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

francisco and the burden unit of the san francisco hospital fair their amazing care for burning victims such as use myself relevance they have good intentions from you i won't - i would like to suggest that all san francisco hospital have access to the tree claefk ecclesiastic arts show case 32 and the music for victims to teach the two different side of the burn to communicate once again, thank you and my caregiver hopes you'll soon release the help necessary of this traffic engineers

francisco. >> as mentioned measure f is fully client with proposition g and san francisco is in serious housing countries today part of the plan for pier 70 is thirty percent of the housing opted below market rate to middle-income and low income folks this is 3 times such as city lay requires but in addition to building housing measure f includes other public benefits 9 acres of parks and playground and that triples the amount of space in dog patch and there's rehabilitation and historic buildings on the register in the historic district a preservation of an artist community currently at pier 70 by building now studios the investment of $20 million for transportation improvements and 2 hundred million for infrastructure including for earthquake safest and addressing the seawall rise and and terrance. >> the more density in san francisco and we have the highest per family per space and more traffic problems and automobile and diseases and san francisco as some people know 19 hundred to 190 six the bubonic practically they were able to stamp it out it was based on largely the density of o

francisco, san francisco state, and the university of san francisco. every year pep sends hundreds of students to college, graduate school, and credential programs. pep is proud to have produced hundreds of critical teachers, scholars, social workers, organizers, all of which are serving our communities and social justice organizations in teaching in schools, and colleges across the nation. pep has published numerous book with lesson plans, units and workshops that highlight the marriage between critical filipino, filipino-american studies content and the practice of critical pedagogical i. pep has also worked with community organization and educators to institutionalize ethnic studies in high schools and the san francisco -- in the san francisco unified school district ~. the founder, dr. alison [speaker not understood] who is a long-time district 11 resident could not be here today, but two of the co-directors, dr. allene and [speaker not understood] are here to accept this recognition. thank you for being here. do you want to share any words with yo

, and we shared being big fans of san francisco giants and the san francisco 49ers and she was actually, a very avid fan of both. mary was found dead in her home on august 26th and the cause of death is blunt force trauma. and according to her neighbors, her boyfriend of 12 years, who she lived with, she would hear her boyfriend slamming her against the walls during arguments. mary did not confide in this and although i loved her i never knew that this was happening a group of us attend every court hearing, for joules, and he has been accused of homicide, one of our friends has said that following this process and the judicial process is the most painful thing that she will ever do in her life. i am a human rights lawyer, and usually this kind of thing is a professional thing for me and not a personal thing, and i have been living in porter prince and i work for an organization that represents the victims of violence and we help to prosecute cases just like this case. and unfortunately there, the judiciary and the law enforcements don't have the political will to pursue cases like this.

walk san francisco is a pedestrian organization we work to advocate for safer better streets in san francisco we worked with the city and our community partners to announce the goal of vision zero earlier this year and since then it's been incredible to see the city agencies that have come together and that's really important and inspiring symbol that our city staff and agencies and elected officials are dedicated to what is best for the community in this case eliminating traffic facilities in 10 years. everyday there is about one million trips taken in san francisco whether you're driving, biking over and over transit all of our trips start and end with walking unfortunately 3 people are hit by cars a day while walking in san francisco. as director reiskin mentioned are profitableable we're at the corner where one appreciable accidents happened it's incredible to see the city put in a signal to help prevent collisions and lower the speedometer on this boulevard and have signals on all intersections those are the sort of projects that community members want to see more of you know that engine

francisco we're happy about the moratorium to protect our businesses in san francisco. >> thank you very much. next speaker. excuse i'm david silverman working with the local families with the building on 660 third street for several years to obtain their scombiements e entitlements specifically for a historic building in a historic district i'll vote in support of the amended language of the ordinance and appreciate the opportunity to speak thank you. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon, members of the board peter we fully support the moratorium are the enter controls and thank you supervisor cohen for being a supporter this takes me back 12 years with the internet boom with the lighting industry and the earn neighborhoods obey displaced it took the interim controls time to stabilize the plan for the controls to be put in plasma are effective we're in the similar situation south of market in an unstable place but to allow the things to take place public utilities there's no longer an argument over wrote a lighting industry has a place in san francisco committee we had badgering back

of san francisco. so, are we saying that unless the tax collector starts going after residents of san francisco to collect back taxes we're not going to let this legislation go into effect? ~ travelocity we also know if we decide that we're not going to go after individuals in san francisco, we're not going to start doing tenants and elderly homeowners to try to get the backs tackes we claim they owe if we're going after air bnb. there is going to be a litigation and it could be for years. the expedia travelocity ha been going on for years and year. instead of collecting $11 million right now today for our hotel tax and for the arts and all the other uses we use hotel tax he for, instead of starting to collect that $11 million today, we're going to cut off our nose despite our face and say, we're not going to do any of this, we're going to keep this illegal, we're going to keep it in the dark until we can go for years and years and years of litigation up and down the courts and maybe collect the back t

of san francisco. so, i make that motion -- that amendment, and i will distribute copies of the amendment which you should have already from the last time, but we'll make sure that you have extra copies. >> so, is there a second -- seconded by supervisor avalos. thank you. supervisor wiener. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i voted against both of these amendments last week and i'll be voting against both of them again today. i think that either one frankly is just not the right way to proceed with this legislation. i have enormous respect for senator feinstein and she is absolutely one of the best elected officials we've had in san francisco. but you can't always agree on everything. i think it's really important, and these two amendments actually raise an important issue. i know and we've seen from some of the opponents, it's all about air bnb, all about this large company. and, so, it becomes very easy to vilify when you're talking about a highly valued growing company. it's not just about air bnb. this

francisco jails and partner with 18 different community-based agencies in san francisco to provide high school diploma, adult education and esl services to non-profits at no cost to them. i'm here to speak on kim courtney who has been our reentry coordinator for a number of years. sheriff hennessey was a member of our board of directors while he was in office, and every month he would have us bring reports to him, saying how many different cbos placed folks from in-custody facilitis to treatment facilities and other supportive services? and every month at the board meetings i would present the work that kim did and without question, every single month, for four years, kim single-handedly placed more incarcerated individuals into treatment facilities and housing than all of the other agencies combined that worked in the jail. that is not an exaggeration. kim would routinely place five or six more individuals than three or four agencies that worked in the jail combined. she has been a tireless advocate for the schools. on the reentry side and just a test of her character, she said to me a

san francisco fans are still believing. san francisco grabs the first game of the 2014 world series winning it on the road. the giants jump to an early lead thanks in part to a hunter pence home run in the first- inning and the giants starting pitcher madison baumgartner took over from there. giants 7-kansas city one. we have team coverage beginning with ktvu's amber lee. she's been talking with fans in the city's south of market neighborhood. amber. >> reporter: julie we're right outside at&t park and across the street from momo's a popular spot for fans, whether the team is at home or on the road. tonight we found plenty of fans here and at many other venues. >> at the soma street food park world series on a big screen tv and dinner from a food truck. a perfect way to spend a tuesday night enjoying the hall classic from the road. >> food, drinks, people, giants fans why would you go any where else. >> reporter: eyes trained on the game action. >> i felt like it was so close. >> reporter: watching the game with like minded

francisco or the - >> san francisco and our wholesale service everybody together we like to look at the system everybody has done they're part. >> so for the entire area the water enterprise serves about down 25 percent. >> yes. overall this year it aufrnlz occult to 10 to 12 percent reduction we've called for plus a lite bit more so people are doing good the current actions we're doing we're continuing the requester to the demand wide and close to the announced for the retail customers we're implementing a water enforcement program we're letting people know if theirs wasting water we're going to do something about it we're reporting to our water board and working with the city departments especially large users and irrigation and kwep with our that wholesale customers. >> if you're going to get to this in terms of clarify what the rules are for individuals whether it's small business owners or property owners we have a lot of questions about am i allowed to wash my sidewalk the state realize that are promulgated we've go forward the fact that cities exist so the urban watering of t

francisco did not live in san francisco. it is a requirement at lowell that you live in san francisco in order to go to one of our most highly sought after schools. this school district conducted very expensive investigations where we knocked on family's doors at 6:00 in the morning and even followed kids home to see if they truly lived in san francisco. that is incredibly expensive and very difficult to do. and if we pass a legislation as we do today, which is to say only 90 unhosted days will open the planning department to do that kind of work on our residents in san francisco. and i would much prefer that our planning department did not have to engage in that type of investigation. and i imagine many of the people in this room would not want to be investigated in a level that is that invasive. so, i will make one final argument as to why i think a 90-day hosted and nonhosted is incredibly important in order for the city to enforce this and that's second, if you want to do it for more than 90 days, that there is an opport

reporting live in san francisco. amber lee. >>> hundreds of homes warned about tap water tainted with e coli. >> why the city discovered the problem but didn't tell people for days. >> without the man who wore this worlds series ring we wouldn't have the san francisco giants. champagne, caviar, paintings, antiques and baseball. f0 . >> s. >> what a gorgeous shot. an orange sunset, emeryville camera captured this video of the san francisco sky line. when the giants took the field a event was just getting under way in the city. the last minute edition at the san francisco fall an take show -- antique show. organizers of the antique show were not about to make giant fans choose between the gala and the game. >> the goldrush, it's the inspiration for the san francisco fall antique show. and while those attending the preview gala walked among the booths, minds wandered. >> i wonder how the giants are doing. >> driving over here the score is switched to kansas city, now i have to get back to the tv. >> past the paintings,

oh, oh san francisco oh, oh, oh, all right. won't you save me san francisco oh, oh, oh, off yeah. and oh, oh, oh, save me san francisco oh, oh, oh, oh, all right. won't you save me san francisco all right. i don't write this next one but i want to advise the whole team and city to join in as a congratulation song my queen >> i paid my dues time after time i'm done my time didn't do no crime and bad mistakes i've made a few i've had my share of sand kicking in my face and i have come through we are the champions my friend and we keep on fighting until the end we are the champions we are champions no time for losing because we are the champions of the world a friend of mine of from san francisco is going to come up and sing the next versus matt. >> taking my vows my curtain calls you breath me family and free speech and i thank you all it's been no bed of roses no special crews i consider it a challenge with a whole human race and i do, too. >> calling calling calling we are the champions my friend. >> and we will keep fighting in the end we are the champions we are champions no tim

like, in san francisco. and why are we not dealing with the disability in the same way and we should have a parade. and why not? right? >> let me see. heather is the program in seattle and she is the person who went in by herself, and developed her process and has gotten people in and now works for the human resources department in seattle. and she is, we are in touch and she is coming down to san francisco for at holidays. and so it will be great to make some connections. she has done some really exciting stuff, and i certainly don't want to speak for her and i hope that she has a chance to speak for herself with you folks, again, thank you so much to everyone. >> thank you. >> next, we have ann stiener with the sf committee for employment with persons with disabilities. >> good afternoon, everyone. and thank you. i gosh, i have been working in disability employment primarily here in the bay area for more than 35 years, and i am currently because of a family matter, hopefully just temporarily retired and ho

cecilia was a 15-year resident of san francisco and an asian american studies at san francisco state university ~. she dreamed about continuing her social justice education at berkeley and eventually becoming a civil rights attorney. she was a compassionate and courageous advocate who held the values of a quality and antiviolence close to her heart and translated her values into action by joining the movement for gay rights, marriage equality, and volunteering at local women's shelters in the city and advocating for increased prevention and awareness around domestic violence. her family and friends describe her as an angel on earth with the biggest heart you could ever imagine. she was the type of person who would defend the defenseless fighting justice head on and giving to people less fortunate than herself. her final wish was to be an organ donor, and even in death she wanted to give all that she could to others in need. it is a tragedy that we lost this young woman to domestic violence. to cecilia's family and friends and on behalf of the board of supervisors, i want to extend ou

francisco maintenance a san francisco building green code in essence is the green code known as cal green and the leadership labels like efficiency and also a number of different specific local policies those put together the san francisco green code and ward to in door water consumption the most daily element is over the last few years the state has constituted through cal green as well as similar policy efforts at a city level a requirement that all fix furs turns and fittings in the orderly and new buildings as well as a fixture served we need to upgrade those and the upgrade is 20 percent more focus than required in 2008, san francisco also maintenance the commercial water conservation ordinance and the emergency conservation ordinances together with the water requirements that include the main difference between the state legislation and the local is the while the state legislation has quadriplegic with san francisco san francisco requires all inefficient structures to be retrofitted in new contradiction the city in large new commercial buildings asks for an additional 10 perce

francisco and make lifetime friends as my guests relocate to san francisco and i didn't realize how much it makes me feel connected to this community until i was invited to a birthday party of one of my guests that you turned 80 an saturday i'm expired to see little board working on those initiatives for the community gently it is a balancing act and there's a lot of cards at play the only ting i can't accept is the registration on line we put pictures of home interiors even my face is tasered and we do that because that's how the guests feel safe living with us it's too easy for a burglar to come in and see what stuff we h have once the address company comes online it's easy to look at the planning site and know exactly when people are not home and get their stuff in closing. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> my wife and i are retired and have one samuel bedroom unit we agree that home sharing needs to be supporting the insurance carried by hosts and renters not charging no more than p than rent and hosts not being able to home sharing if there are safety and building code v

francisco beautiful san francisco's market because of its unique character will be instituted. >> put in place to guide the plaintiff and how better to protect the character of our neighborhood thanks to the supervisor mar and we're happy to see the signage and toifgs for ground floor retail when i here people talk about again and again how difficult and on and on reduce it is for small businesses to get their conditional use we added planning staff to see to the enforcement and expediting the permits so if it takes 4 months we look to the city in helping them ousted and thanks yourself work and i support the amendments to the regulation and thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors eileen i'm actively representing the building owners and sf my client is behind me i want to pick up but i want to start with you was brought into this process to participate in first, the study that was funded and instigated by the plaintiff and thanks again for taking on a topic you don't see this regulation for but the plaintiff was looking at the proposals by the members of the

of san francisco versus pacific gas and electric company. item 22 pacific gas and electric company versus the city and county of san francisco and item 23 will not be heard today. >> okay. is there any public comment on the items for closed session? seeing none -- >> i move to assert. >> second. >> all those if favor? >> aye. >> opposed? the motion carries . >> the commission is now back from closed session. i would like to read the following from closed session. item 16 settled of the item 17 and 18 settle d. item 19 no action and imrm items 20, 21, 22 and 23 were taken off calendar, so may i have a motion to whether to disclose discussions of closed session? >> move not to disclose. >> second. >> all those in favor? the motion fails. any new business? >> [inaudible] >> thank you. >> and did you have some new business? >> i did. i had request for two agenda items hopefully the next meeting if possible. the second one we could wait a meeting and the first is the bay side tunnel -- central bay side project and the other is -- i understand the

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. ♪ >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco full board of supervisors of september 30, 2014, mr. clerk, call the roll. >> supervisor avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos president chiu supervisor cohen supervisor farrell supervisor kim supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee mr. president, you we have quorum. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge