provide a permanent location specifically in the mission district. support the distribution of those who are identifying themselves as indian. and to capture the number of indian students and the missed turn out formula grants. it should provide all the applications in the indian education act. from a report synergy is catch all students who have identified themselves as indians and provide the names to the indian coordinator. by the core curriculum to have the indian education program library materials. those are materials provide an educational opportunity for number one native indian students to learn and to hear their stories reflected back to them. on behalf of the indian education program we would like to thank the board for listening to our presentation. thank you. >> thank you. we have a number of public speakers signed up for this item. let me find myocarditis. so we'll hear public system first and go ahead with board commits and questions. (calling names) (laughter) you were very eager to speak. so if you would like to give public comment y

housing services including 3 thousand units of city funded permanent housing and we're going to keep building the affordable housing and coming up them. awhile housing first remains my appropriate we are going to continue with the housing connections for those in need. we're expanding our shelter system for better serving the lgbt community for example, and we've k357bd our housing with everyday connection. clearly our work is not finished. we'll be talking about universal health care and building on a world-class city and once again we are going to be innovating our way to success we can to make sure that san francisco is home to everybody. we cannot accomplish all of this without the support of our federal partners and deborah support. it's my great pleasure to introduce our keynote speaker and on behalf of president obama and hud secretary hahn marie's is someone i've been in connection literally weekly to reenvision our public housing for all our residents. so, please let me electro our hud deputy secretary mr. maurice jones. thank you very much. (clapping.) >> good morning to ev

defines an alternative process through which individuals with severe disabilities can join the city's permanent workforce without going through the standard civil service examination process and some of you may or may not be aware that actually i became disabled on the job working for the city and county of san francisco 20 years ago and this civil service rule was the mechanism that allowed me to make my transition to my new job as a building inspect tore so the city's efforts to hire and retain people with disabilities and an opportunity to encourage the city to do more in that area and as soon as i know i'll send an e-mail so you will have an opportunity to participate if that's something that interests you i thank you for your attention to my director's report and at this point i'd like to turnover the microphone and she would like to tell you about some of the trends that she's seen in these last few months so thank you. >> good afternoon councilmembers. in september and october our office received about 270 inquiries about 85 percent of these inquiries were from the public and 15 percent

since 2011 we've decreased homelessness among conveniences by thirty percent by opening the permanent housing for 75 conveniences with on site services and our two other successful homes for heroes. with the partnership from hud and the vouchers rapidy housing and the cities refunding of housing. all told over the last 9 years we have some 10 thousand san franciscans have left the shelters for permanent housing including 3 had thousand units for affordable housing and housing first is my priority we'll continue to support emergency services particularly those with for those in needs. we're expanding our shelter for helping the lgbt folks and we've expanded our everyday connect. clearly our work is not finished. we've been talking about universal health care building on a world-class city and this our way to success. we're going to make sure that san francisco is a home for >> good morning, everyone. thank you for being here. it's a beautiful day in san francisco. my name is joaquin torres the director of economic and work force development and the mayor's investing neighborhood initia

there's nothing permanent about what you're doing. we're trying to create a framework where people have more confidence and understanding or can decide for themselves whether they should have confidence. mr. lit, you indicated that odni may lack the technical ability to estimate the number of u.s. citizens and permanent residents whose information has been collected under the different surveillance authorities. i find this troubling. we give broad legal power to conduct surveillance precisely because that is supposed to be targeted at foreign adversaries, not at americans. many of the broadest laws we have written like section 702 of fisa says that you can only use this law only to target foreign people. you cannot use it to target u.s. persons. mr. lit, isn't it a bad thing that nsa doesn't even have a rough sense of how many americans have had their information collected under a law section 702 that explicitly prohibits targeting americans. >>. so i have to preface everything here by emphasizing that i'm a lawyer, not an engineer or

i can report that as a result of the flyering, one individual has moved into permanent housing. so working with the sf hot team and the mayor's home fund provided to provide a move in cost 1 person has gone into permanent housing as a result of that. i was visited by the homeless and they came and shared information and ideas and i'm eager to pursue those ideas. among them were programs that are taking place in seattle and san diego where faith based institution allow individuals to park their vehicles on there and it appears from one of the programs is not governmentaley based and we want to make sure that they can be respectful on that property and then to work with them. so i have reached out to the sf inter faith council and heard the coalition worked with the inter faith council and met to talk about doing that. in addition there is a program in oregon where a vehicle can be in a business. so generally where businesses have had problems to their property and nuisance activity, they have allowed people being on that property. i'm going to seek help from those programs becaus

i went to visit michael into his new and permanent home he recently test at the fourth grade level i was happy for him human resources as he came running towards me with more and more more energy i ever seen him. it wasn't just this new level of energy it was exciting to see this child living in a stable home was able to enjoy more but what brought the tears to my icy noticed something on his teeth he had brass. this boy hadn't been to the dentist once in his life. he had teeth all over the place the deceased he had ruined his teeth. this child had mental harpdz most of his life and will need to overcome heel at least have straight healthy teeth. his new home gave them love and health. whether it's a safe stable home free from network or cold on the streets where you live is important and that home is where it all starts. i now have the honor of trood introducing our that panel. it's component of some of the leading experts in the nation. and all will be ablely managed by san francisco's own. our mod rate was brought in as the recreational administer. shows a recognized expert having

defines an alternative process through which individuals with severe disabilities can join the city's permanent workforce without going through the standard civil service examination process and some of you may or may not be aware that actually i became disabled on the job working for the city and county of san francisco 20 years ago and this civil service rule was the mechanism that allowed me to make my transition to my new job as a building inspect tore so the city's efforts to hire and retain people with disabilities and an opportunity to encourage the city to do more in that area and as soon as i know i'll send an e-mail so you will have an opportunity to participate if that's something that interests you i thank you for your attention to my director's report and at this point i'd like to turnover the microphone and she would like to tell you about some of the trends that she's seen in these last few months so thank you. >> good afternoon councilmembers. in september and october our office received about 270 inquiries about 85 percent of these quiries were from the public and 15 percent fr

and then i wanted to let the paintings and the temporary exhibition and our permanent collection speak to each other and i started going through the permanent collection thinking about all of the ways that the clouds are represented in paintings starting with this early 16th century paintings by an artist nameds chima and i liked the way that the cloud offers like an extension of his halo and then you have this dramatic painting where the clouds are parting and it is like he is parting the red sea in the sky in this dramatic and emotional way that the clouds are not just offering but a part of the action and a part of the drama. and then you have got somebody like el greco who uses the clouds in this really violent and really nervous and really tense way. the clouds are vibrating with energy and they surround the figure of st. john the baptist in this very expressive way. so different than the other kinds of clouds that we were just looking at. and this is a painting by a norwegian artist named doll and i liked it because we have a nighttime scene and so you think about seeing the clou

since 2011 we've decreased homelessness among conveniences by thirty percent by opening the permanent housing for 75 conveniences with on site services and our two other successful homes for heroes. with the partnership from hud and the vouchers rapidy housing and the cities refunding of housing. all told over the last 9 years we have some 10 thousand san franciscans have left the shelters for permanent housing including 3 had thousand units for affordable housing and housing first is my priority we'll continue to support emergency services particularly those with for those in needs. we're expanding our shelter for helping the lgbt folks and we've expanded our everyday connect. clearly our work is not finished. we've been talking about universal health care building on a world-class city and this our way to success. we're going to make sure that san francisco is a home for

as you know, supervisor, over broadway is helping to develop 75 new permanently affordable homes for low-income families, i can report to all of you that the concrete podium is already up on that site. down on ocean street and supervisor yee's district in the shadow of city college, a crane is lifting material that will build 71 new homes for low-income families and transitional age youth. in the mid market area, st. anthony's the building 90 new homes for low-income seniors and in the [inaudible] market area in second and harrison street, the kasanagus project, housing will open in december for homeless youths, these are a few site that is are permanently affordable and currently under construction. yet these projects are not funded by the housing trust fund. however, we could not be able to produce projects like these this year or in the future without our housing trust fund. in fact, if we had not responded to the loss of the redevelopment agency swiftly with a 30 year source of affordable housing funding, our housing climate would be much worse than it is today. this is the first

permanent settlements evolved. simple shelters became substantial dwellings to protect young and old alike. macneish returns to the valley where he found the first corn. he is now seeking evidence of the earliest permanent settlement, perhaps the beginnings of a village. a few miles from the caves, in the ajalpan clay pits, macneish spots a familiar pattern. high in this wall, is a blackened layer of charcoal and just above it, the cobblestone floor of an ancient house. the floor dates to 3000 b.c., 2,000 years later than the hunter-gatherer settlements in the caves. what we're getting here is a big piece of burned clay. it's lying on top of the floor and is, from looking in here, is a piece of the wall. what they did is they took clay and, like the hebrews in ancient egypt, put grass in the clay and then plastered it on the sticks which were the wall of the house. it's very much the same system the indians up in the country have today. we'll get the shape of the house from the post holes, so, we'll know a lot abou

not okay i shall be more protected deposits in the annals of troubled credit union i check specs to permanent tsb. i think it's very sad day for the re reading out his segment are still going on set up the excess is how to wax to protect depositors money. i don't think this point we could say and do good to see what they want now do i think we can say that it's like spray and content types. cycled into council faces huge legal costs after supreme court ruling on the stand out. mike and i are funny. i'm very happy that the screenplay and the rights of way to make my cycle and ten. do not exist green uniform consists in all parents to be adolescents and their views the investment at. they tend to last. you're. so the takeover of new bridge credit union but her permanent tsb was necessary to protect the savings of its members that runs the time she told richie into the state owned permanent tsb was approved last month by the high court following an application by the central bank. it was balance sheet insolvent its regular tree reserves were negative and its cash was running and has members cont

-0 1 resolution recommending guiding principaling for the construction maintenance and financing of permanently affordable and accessible housing for people with disabilities and seniors where as this housing has been an issue that affects the disability community and the city of san francisco and where as statewide funding for football affordable and accessible housing has severely diminished and we're asking that housing for people with disabilitied is an urgent need and where as the mayor's disability counsel has received public testimony from community members with disabilities and from their advocates who shared their frustration and disappointment with the state of existing housing and the many challenges they face acquiring affordable and accessible housing. now and therefore be it resolved that additional funding sources for affordable and accessible housing be explored in particular the mayor's disability counsel urges the mayor's office of housing and community development to collaborate with the california department of housing and community development other federal funding sources,

blue is permit permanent. we know chicago is going to a gray and yellow one so there is an option for different colors. we can't control that. dmv and the state legislature could control that. that's a topic we could ask them to consider. regarding more parking garages, here again, i don't know how much mta thinks this might be differing with their transit first policy. i would tell you personally that years ago when bill mahr was the head of parking and traffic, i said to him i think there needs to be city parking lots /o*t in the neighborhoods. nobody ever followed through. i don't have a knee jerk reaction no new garages ever anywhere, but mta is its own large institution and have to be convinced on that. >> [inaudible]. >> thank you. and through the commission president, were there any discussions during the advisory committee, again, sort of through the mta's planning that where some of the projected plans are going to be removing extensive amounts of parking along commercial corridors for blocks and bloc

prime minister calling for a permanent culture of a steer r.t. seriously look at the photo of course he saw this in total splendor surrounded by gold chairs and gold goblets and here is a picture of his audience as you see everybody looks resplendent in their finery and he was calling right there for a permanent culture of austerity what he really means is this permanent culture of zero percent interest rates is the london whale and i think that picture proved that this guy this guy who is our. former f.o. mc participant is now blowing the whistle on the central banking system he's doing it tony blair remember after tony blair murdered by some estimates by the lancet a million innocent iraqis he went to jesus became a catholic he went to the pope and said i'm ready to join jesus didn't please absolve me for my money genocide that was tony blair's appeal to the pope now this guy who wants to say the same thing i was produced of putting in one point six trillion dollars worth of financial tourism and i'm good or people when i was at the federal ope

prime minister calling for a permanent culture of a steer r.t. seriously look at the photo of course he saw this in total splendor surrounded by gold chairs and gold goblets and here is a picture of his audience as you see everybody looks resplendent in their finery and he was calling right there for a permanent culture of austerity what he really means is this permanent culture of zero percent interest rates is the london whale and i think that picture this guy this guy who are the former f.o. m c participant is now blowing the whistle on the central banking system he's doing it tony blair remember after tony blair murdered by some estimates by the lancet a million innocent iraqis he went to jesus became a catholic he went to the pope and said i'm ready to join jesus didn't please absolve me for my money genocide that was tony blair's appeal to the pope now this guy who wants to say the same thing i was produced of putting in one point six trillion dollars worth of financial terrorism and i'm good or people when i was at the federal open market

prime minister calling for a permanent culture of a stare r.t. seriously look at the photo of course he said this in total splendor surrounded by gold chairs and gold goblets and here is a picture of his audience as you see everybody looks resplendent in their finery and he was calling right there for a permanent culture of austerity what he really means is this permanent culture of zero percent interest rates when cameron is the london whale and i think that picture proves this guy this guy who's our. former f.o. m c participant is now blowing the whistle on the central banking system he's doing it tony blair remember after tony blair murdered by some estimates by the lancet a million innocent iraqis he went to jesus became a catholic he went to the pope and said i'm ready to join jesus didn't please absolve me for my money genocide that was tony blair's appeal to the pope now this guy who wants to say the same thing i was produced a painting and one point six trillion dollars worth of financial terrorism and i'm good or people when i was at the

and no people were not offered the permanent housing that is simply not true. there was an out reach done and there were warnings that this was going to come down, the, police, as you know started implementing the law before it was actually in effect and which is kind of classic what the homeless people see any way and they use whatever if they want to get rid of you and that is what they are facing and so this is yet another thing that increases the dialogue of hate that causes more stress, that does not move towards the solution and we want to work together on solution and we brought them to you and we would like to have a better dialogue on them. >> thank you. >> that is the last person to turn in a speaker card. >> that was an informational item only. i think that we have a closed session. >> yes, and it will be appropriate for our discussion to go to conduct a closed session. >> motion? >> move to closed session? >> second. >> all in favor, aye. >> and great, we are moved to the closed session. >> thank you it will take a minute to clear the room. [clossed

we said everything is settling, everything is in permanent. this is in permanent, a strong wall. i'm sure it will be there for a while. okay. so here is somebody building a new retaining wall. and i have another slide in a second. what we can see is that behind you will the steele sticking up is a black mesh fabric type material. and that is an interceptor if water comes and hits this open black mesh stuff, it will drain down between the concrete and go to something that collects usually a pipe at the bottom, and that pipe will be connected to the sober. you don't have to connect it directly to the source. you can connect it to an north bayv near (speaker not understood). some other way. >> or you can collect the water and use it to irrigate the backyard. >> maybe. [laughter] >> okay. but that is really a good way to solve this problem, how to get rid of the water behind the wall. give it a place to go, and then get rid of it, pipe it out. water is the enemy of every retaining wall. here is a more close up of this stuff. look at the size of this retaining wall. where this is the

prime minister calling for a permanent culture of a stare r.t. seriously look at the photo of course he said this in total splendor surrounded by gold chairs and gold goblets and here is a picture of his audience as you see everybody looks resplendent in their finery and he was calling right there for a permanent culture of austerity what he really means is this permanent culture of zero percent interest rates when cameron is the london whale and i think that picture proved that those. are the former f.o. m c participant is now blowing the whistle on the central banking system he's doing it tony blair remember after tony blair murdered by some estimates by the lancet a million innocent iraqis he went to jesus became a catholic he went to the pope and said i'm ready to join jesus didn't please absolve me for my money genocide that was tony blair's appeal to the pope now this guy who wants to say the same thing i was produced of putting in one point six trillion dollars worth of financial terrorism and i'm sure people when i was at the federal open

prime minister calling for a permanent culture of a steerage seriously look at the photo of course he saw this in total splendor surrounded by gold chairs and gold goblets and here is a picture of his audience as you see everybody looks resplendent in their finery and he was calling right there for a permanent culture of austerity what he really means is this permanent culture of zero percent interest rates when cameron is the london whale and i think that picture proved that this guy this guy who's our. former f.o. mc participant is now blowing the whistle on the central banking system he's doing it tony blair remember after tony blair murdered by some estimates by the lancet a million innocent iraqis he went to jesus became a catholic he went to the pope and said i'm ready to join jesus didn't please absolve me for my money genocide that was tony blair's appeal to the pope now this guy who wants to say the same thing i was produced a painting and one point six trillion dollars worth of financial terrorism and i'm sure it will when i was at the federal open market committee would jes

prime minister calling for a permanent culture of a steer r.t. seriously look at the photo of course he saw this in total splendor surrounded by gold chairs and gold goblets and here is a picture of his audience as you see everybody looks resplendent in their finery and he was calling right there for a permanent culture of austerity what he really means is this permanent culture of zero percent interest rates when cameron is the london whale and i think that picture this guy this guy who's our. former a poem c participant is now blowing the whistle on the central banking system he's doing it tony blair remember after tony blair murdered by some estimates by the lancet a million innocent iraqis he went to jesus became a catholic he went to the pope and said i'm ready to join jesus didn't please absolve me for my money genocide that was tony blair's appeal to the pope now this guy who wants to say the same thing i was produced of putting in one point six trillion dollars worth of financial terrorism and i'm sure people when i was at the federal ope

since 2011 we've decreased homelessness among conveniences by thirty percent by opening the permanent housing for 75 conveniences with on site services and our two other successful homes for heroes. with the partnership from hud and the vouchers rapidy housing and the cities refunding of housing. all told over the last 9 years we have some 10 thousand san franciscans have left the shelters for permanent housing including 3 had thousand units for affordable housing and housing first is my priority we'll continue to support emergency services particularly those with for those in needs. we're expanding our shelter for helping the lgbt folks and we've expanded our everyday connect. clearly our work is not finished. we've been talking about universal health care building on a world-class city and this our way to success. we're going to make sure that san francisco is a home fo >> (clapping) all right. thank you erica and thank for the great work. leader pelosi and mayor ed lee thank you for your attention. welcome to yelp. i'm excited to have you here at our new headquarters. as you know y

prime minister calling for a permanent culture of a stare r.t. seriously look at the photo of course he said this in total splendor surrounded by gold chairs and gold goblets and here is a picture of his audience as you see everybody looks resplendent in their finery and he was calling right there for a permanent culture of austerity what he really means is this permanent culture of zero percent interest rates when cameron is the london whale and i think that picture this guy this guy who's our. former f.o. mc participant is now blowing the whistle on the central banking system he's doing it tony blair remember after tony blair murdered by some estimates by the lancet a million innocent iraqis he went to jesus became a catholic he went to the pope and said i'm ready to join jesus didn't please absolve me for my money genocide that was tony blair's appeal to the pope now this guy who wants to say the same thing i was produced of putting in one point six trillion dollars worth of financial terrorism and i'm good or people when i was at the federal

space of their own that were it's part of construction whatever no, it's because they don't have a permanent space that's itself issue here. >> at the. thank you. so i'm thinking i want to move forward on that. in terms of looking for space so are most of your students and families on this side of town does the population go to specific schools >> so it's. >> nights the mission excelsior bayview. >> so you're looking for the equivalent of a clamor. >> i want some clarity because i know that space is harden our after school programs p are sharing space so that's the mission in other spaces. are you on to other spaces i know it has to be have not of convenient for the families to come to >> as a parent advisory committee we have not talked about anything other than the mission area. >> so i'd like to have staff or someone just kind of think about where we have space speaking to the principle at that school and take into account and i'm looking dave who's nodding at me to take a look at any further construction. i don't think what we're currently doing where rap was located and we're now the sa

permanent representative to the north atlantic council last summer. and he's giving the speech now as a new board director here at the atlanta council, which we're particularly pleased. the ambassador's always been known for being thoughtful and for being frank and i think today we have the opportunity to hear from ambassador dalder unencumbered, if you will, by any government position. but seriously, after four years of serving as our ambassador to nato we'll have an opportunity to hear from ambassador dalder what he learned during his time at the alliance and the lessons for nato's future as he looks not just to a summit next year but to an alliance post-2014 afghanistan as well. ambassador dalder served as the nato permanent representative from the united states for four years. from may 2009 to july 2013. during a tumultuous time and a significant time. he was an intellectual driver behind the development of a new strategic concept that helped define the role of the alliance. he pressed the north atlantic council not just to discuss operations but

he stated in 1992 that, black people have no permanent friends, no permanent enemies, just permanent interest. he stated this because within the context of the american political system, black people have shifted from the republican party to the democratic party. on the one cannot examine the life and legacy of george wallace without examining it within the context of clay's statement. on that statement is actually the motto of the congressional black caucus also. that is, black -- the black community has no permanent friends, no permanent enemies, just permanent interest. so, a few things are clear about the life and legacy of george wallace. first, he had political am bi s ambition. he wanted power. it was very clear they wanted power. someone started out at a populist, a liberal, some describe ace socialist in his legislative career turned out to be a segregationist. now, all thole he turned out to be a segregationist, later in life he apologized for his views. he asked people to forgive him. he admitted that he was wrong. one of the things that's surprising about george wallace's

be it resolved that permanently and accessible housing be spread out through the community so people can remain in their community with satellite neighborhoods. be it resolved that the construction of new permanent and affordable housing should be a priority as well as the acquisition of rehabilitation of existing buildings that maximizes accessibility including reliably working elevators and be it resolved that opportunities to construct new buildings to be explored as well as existing single room occupancy buildings. and be it's further resolved that future enforcement procedures be developed of the maintenance existing features to be developed to maintaining accessible features within sro's which have contracts with the city and be it further resolved that new low income housing be constructed with design features that promote and enhance the mental health of tenants such as the use of natural light, full spectrum lighting features, cheerful color schemes and community spaces. be it further resolved that percentages of existing of new affordable housing be available to people with