we buy on behalf of the city. our next slide is all of the different programs under admin services. the biggest changes whether increases or decreases in the budget you'll see 311 has an increase in this next fiscal year. is primarily work order from the treasury in tax court's office to help with taking calls with the rollout of the gross receipt tax. also, they project to update the telephone the system at 311. at animal cover and control, not industry but in the second year you'll see an increase about a little over $5 billion to help with the design phase of the new animal shelter. for capital assets planning is what i was referring to were taken capital dollars of the program. it's not reducing the program at all and putting it into the capital program with a part of my operating budget and that's what i call the critical enhancement bucket where it's everything from emergency when we have unanticipated emergencies like telegraph hill stabilization board harassment that we need to take care of during the year

new york city is the only american city where catholics and jews outnumbered protestants. it did not make protestants pray happy. -- very happy. it also made catholics and jews anxious because they were used to not living with so many other groups and that is not taking into account all of the other groups in the city. there was a group in the 1920's which taught natural religions. >> what is that religion? jon butler: i don't know other than the ad. they disappeared. we have -- to my knowledge, i have not found a majority. they advertise themselves as a group that, in a sense, natural mankind had the capacities to rise above itself. therefore, when you discover those inner resources as opposed to reveal the religions which teach from texts and tell us what we need to know. we can discover this within ourselves. >> what similarities, if any, did you find from the time that you studied in your book? jon butler: one of the things i found in the colonial period. there is a book that traces american religion from european colonization up to the civil war. what i found was some

city in the country to tax sugary drinks. nbc 10's pamela osborne has details on the tax and who benefits from it. >> reporter: without a doubt, this tax would help the city's youngest residents, but we're once again expecting to see demonstratio demonstrations, both for and against the soda tax. now, today is the final vote for the sugary tax bill, which would add 1.5 cents an ounce packs on all sugar y drinks. a huge chunk of that money would go toward expanding the city's universal pre-k program and make improvements to recreational centers. we caught up with the mayor yesterday, visited the smart center, the owner of that school says she hopes to get 55 to 60 kids off of her waiting list and into her classrooms with money generated by the soda tax. >> anyone who says this is baby-sitti baby-sitting, this is education. for our kids to be prepared for first, second, third grade, they need to come to pre-k before, to get socialized, learn their colors, letters, to read. >> reporter: it hasn't come without controversy. critic

new york city is the only city where catholics and jews outnumbered protestants. made catholics and jews anxious because they were used to not living with so many other groups and that is not taking into account all of the other groups in the city will stop like the hotel in the 1920's, what he called dromedary, which taught natural religions. what is that religion? jon butler: they are disappearing. we have -- to my knowledge, i have not found a majority. they advertise themselves as a group that in a sense natural to --d had the capacities on itself. therefore, when you discover those inner resources as opposed to revealed in emergence which teach from texts and show us what we know. we can discover this within ourselves. >> what similarities if any did you find from the time that you studied in your book? jon butler: a lot of things i found in the colonial time. there is a book that traces american religion from european colonization to the civil war. end, what i found was somewhat unexpected stories that we think emphasize the diversity of american religion. r

is an amazing part is what i think the city has been lacking terms of whether it's growing our city's urban canopy where maintenance. advocacy, getting people engaged and educated about how it is we care for our trees. i just want to thank you for that. the visor yee >> supervisor yee: thank you. i want to thank-actually i want to thank both supervisors weiner and avalos for coming forward with these ideas on how we would be able to find the caring of trees by the city. one of the things that i agree with supervisor tang about is that we really needed to keep our word and have the city secure these trees that we had promise and we know things were happening while i was coming, almost coming into to be a member of the board four years ago. i thought was a bad idea at the time. especially, when i was able to talk to so many people on the streets and in particular, those that are on fixed income, for them to be stopped with such a high bill was really ridiculous. so i'm glad were going to be looking at these revenue measures to see how we can fund the potential for the city to finally ta

we get a chance because our city is economically strong and thanks to our capital program that our city administrator is involved in. thanks to their mind or from a public works that they want to be out here paving all of our streets. you know, one of the great people that in a city that is increasingly become very expensive for people is our own streets. if our streets can be paid everybody can use them whether you are a senior, whether you are a young person, whether a bicycle rider. when you take a ride share with you guide drive your own vehicle back and forth, everyone uses our streets. that's a great equalizer and when we fix it up than every single neighborhood of the city benefits from this. this is sometimes what we were for to as shared prosperity of the city. in years past, when we did not have the resources in our capital program suffered, then our parks and our streets suffered first. i want to say that we just concluded next two years our capital program over four lap $411 million from our capital planning and he and our whole bunch of smart numbers people get in there and

green open space in a dense part of the city. to have this park available to the residents of san francisco and the entire bay area would be a great benefit to our diverse communities after decades of being a vacant lot now is the time to provide the community with this great public park. i am thrilled to see the neighborhood park be a reality. i have spoke on this many years and to have open green space for the city and those that visit the great city of san francisco i enthusiastically i support the creation of francisco park and encourage the board of supervisors to approve this next phase of the park project today. i thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good morning supervisors. my name is jan bloom and a board member of the francisco park conservancy. i received last night a letter from lisa franceon who is astonishing instructor of the advancement placement course for environmental sciences at galileo academy and i would like to read a portion of the letter and i will submit a copy of the full lett

pretending those weapons from people's hand but most importantly to celebrate the diversity in our city and i know that we're on the verbiage of celebrating our provide in fact? pride month everybody yeah. >> (clapping.) >> this is what we need to do we want to do but need to do it also for the people of orlando whether in north carolina are mississippi or orlando or in san francisco we work and represent everyone in our community who we want to make sure they live full lives in our city and be safe at the same time speaking about safety that's part of the event today it is activating our united nations plaza but doing it in a way that celebrates a lot of thing that have gone on in our tenderloin and settlement for a number of years we've sought to revisit our my mind and the strand theatre just this year we opened up the tenderloin museum thank you randy for being here today, we're just finishing touches and opening of valencia we have downtown streets. >> (clapping.) >> here they are with us a great revitalization organization there helping us to keep everything clean and doing the wo

countries cities which number of buildings built in the city and the buildings is 75 hundred years of time we should look into the future in the buildings which are not efficient so those are the issues that we deal with in our report maine the buildings and the transportation issue so we have now an clean out panel here one minister from the government and the mayor from the e merging country and the company which is dealing with energies i will move to the panel and perhaps start to ask the gentleman the minister of norway mr. minister your country is the highest share of electrical cars in the world into the total car fleet in our country how do you see is measures put forward and what is it in the future so far as 20 percent if not share of cars in norway are electrical cars which compress the gloeshld average of unfortunately zero want one percent so how do you do that. >> mr. minister. >> thank you, dr. for your words and a moment to look at in a moment in time negative impact 2012 the paramount decided the goal to have 50 thousand electrical vehicles and that goal was already x

specific project so let me start off that is a fundamental shift in how housing is reviewed by the city and i know there is not a day that didn't go by we don't think about the housing crisis it was this credible need for housing that drove the governor for to bill today is presentation is an informational item of that bill i know that you and the public are getting the memo i'll keep my presentation and follow the all the memo as john said we are very cautious how we describe this is specifically the bill as vague language that was introduced in may and rapidly changing the third version came out and likely to change again what we say today can evolve the housing project has 2 units or more and consistent with obviously standards in the general plan and the planning code and the zoning map it is consistent with those and if this project is in certain areas that shall be approved provided it provides certain levels of affordability to let's look at the location the locational controls for the sites they use the streamlining provisions called the designated housing sites those sites are

ideas and energy and commitment to shape the city's future but for considering a career with the city and county of san francisc >> this meaning will come to order. please rise and join me in the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. now i will ask our secretary to call the roll. >>clerk: roll call. president scott, breslin excused; supervisor farrell excused, commissioner ferrigno, follansbee, commissioner sass excused. we have a quorum. >> we'll now proceed to item 1. >>clerk: item 1. approval with possible modifications of the minutes of meeting setforth below regular meeting of may 12, 2016. >> are there any questions or comments to the board on those minutes? i think it was a remarkable translation process to get it all down particularly with all the public comment. so i'm ready to entertain a motion. >> i move approval. >> second. >> is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. all in favo

diverse cities. i hope we can come together to put in the appropriate regulations so that i can have other families for generations to continue to live in san francisco. thank you for your time and thank you for being you. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, subject seeing no other members of the public we will close public comments. thank you all for staying through this long hearing good i want to not only think supervisor campos and all the supporters on this legislation. i also want to point out that this legislation is very consistent with the recommendations that came from the city administrator and the opposite short-term rentals actually got in january in early january to the office of short-term rentals wrote a letter to brian chesky, ceo of air b&b, as was to other platforms craigslist, home away, brd oh, suggesting a number of of improvements, including that the websites have some sort process for acknowledging registration compliance. so, i want to say we are finally getting it to implement

to -- city tour staff recently visited many sites showcasing the city's rich history. learn more all weekend here on american history tv. professor green: a lot of people have this image of las vegas that we always blow up buildings. and we have blown up a lot of hotels, casinos on the strip and build new ones. this building was just about vacant in the late 1990's and the federal government was about ready to let it come down. the mayor at the time had been an attorney who represented a lot of figures connected to or allegedly connected to the mob. he said, no, this is where i first practiced law at my first case. it's an important building historically. let's save it. it was a three-story building built in 1933. today, it houses one of the nations leading museums --certainly in our opinion -- of organized crime and law enforcement. the role that they played throughout united states history, but especially the 20th and early 21st centuries and in the development of las vegas. whether las vegas likes it or the rest of the world likes it, the mob played an important rol

out the same in any city. if you lobby on behalf of the city which is only one of 482 we acid that be made clear. i think it's interesting to hear the supervisors that are here to say that the board of supervisors is the policy body for the city for both executive and legislative and that you folks are representing the policy body. it's nice to hear the opinion of other folks here are but they are not lobbying you. they can lobby the board of supervisors or anything else but if you were advocating the position of the policy body of the city and county of san francisco and as such you are in an animus resolution on 2501 to seek an amendment to exempt san francisco based on their standards and that the reasonable thing to do. there is a bill with some very serious amendments potentially for san francisco. the rest of us civilians can argue this all they want regardless of it goes to the board are not. this is a completely chaotic place and what hearing it goes to a what time of day it is and what gets called up.

>> a lot of people letter were at tonight's visual link to city hall. so there is still a large amount of people here. i spoke to the bar manager of people are nervous and scared. they can't help it. think of their are those going us tonight as well. they are angry they may want to find this improve their stronger -- fight this and prove they are stronger and carry on. some of oakland police officer has placed a fifth officer on leave in the ongoing sexual misconduct investigation. they have not release the name of any officers. confidentiality is needed to maintain the integrity. a daughter of a police dispatcher was 16 years old at the time. >> a memorial service is set for tomorrow for a nevada high school student killed in a brutal attack. garrett was killed after being attacked by machete. victims classmates were charged with murder and attempted murder and a third suspect is at large. a fourth man is charged as an accessory. the family is planning to barry her later in guatemala. >> the schools once in ceremony. Ãcommencement ceremony. one in thr

officials or city agency. it says lead, motivate and develop the board and that is speaking of the board- >> the gbd. >> gbd. develop to accomplish the mission and goals including managing the election process which i assume this is something that you will be the first executive director that they had? >> yes, if i was offered the position i would be. >> part of the first job is going it be to sort of get organizational things going. >> absolutely. databases mpt s >> work with the board to develop a annual work plan and budget based on the gbd management plan. which i think can be performed without violating the restrictions in the code. insure compliance with all federal, state, local and regulations which emphasis on the brown act. again, to do that would you have to contact any- >> no. >> you wouldn't have to contact the city attorney, you provide the board the information that it needs to comply. and then the last one is the one i think probably raises the question. advocate for gbd at city hall, build str

mostly they were horses driving a carriage or tram was wonderful city. i loved it. >> her childhood friend -- >> she spoke so many foreign languages. we were all impressed by her. >> i also studied french. i went to an english school. i had three languages. >> the skills put her in the center of history. two other young russians would have their childhoods cut short by war. nickolai and miles south maria lived in the bred basket of the southern step. >> i was 15 years old. my friends and i played hooky and ran around the streets. we had a great time. >> i was studying literature in school. my grandfather lived in moscow an i planned on going there to become a teacher. >> but josef stalin was destroying lives in russia long before hitler. >> he continues to butcher off the aufrtss in his military. >> a blood letting designed to rid the military of all potential resistance. >> stalin's execution of his own army officers made hitler's plan to extend east easier and stalin tried to negotiate with hitler. >> he signed an agreement with hitler to create a buff

and a global city is not a world city, it's not just a city. it sort of describes a special kind of personality, of self-confers which london certainly has, connectedness to the rest of the world which london certainly has woven in to the rest of the world. immigration over generations has created that for london. and london is as defined during and after the olympics a creative and cool city but the ambassador is right about this. there are threats to london's position, as we would say, as londoners, the greatest city in the world. you can be creative and cool but there's a limit to your creativity and coolness if there are problems with visas and you restrict talent coming in, if you don't have universal broadband coverage and if young creative people can't afford to live in the city, can't afford to send their children to school there. so the threats facing london are actually rather prosaic. it's the lack of affordable housing, it's the level of congestion, if creaking structure. desperately in need of updating with plans to do so. the skil

, the atlantic city expressway westbound near atlantic city welcome center, left lane closed due to road construction and there are delays n delays the on the garden state parkway. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans now rahel back to you. >> thank you, lot of closures to be aware of this morning. thank you. >>> pennsylvania convention center for wizard worldcom i can can. stars from the your favorite sci-fi shows and super hero movies are also in town, among them, chris hemsworth and david, and michael j. fox from back to the future. >>> also appearing, steven amel, star of the cw show arrow. amel has learned a lot about his show character. >> i have learn about oliver and enjoyed the fact that you know he has had a journey and not the same guy that we met in the pilot episode. it has been fun to play a character for that long and just to learn new things about him every year. >> amel is starring in teenage mutant ninja turtles too in theaters now. >>> american hero received a surprise decade in the making. eighty-nine year-old charles newman had a graduation par

i'm wondering, is it a coincidence that america's whitest major city is america's hippest major city and not home to black people? is that a coincidence? come on, man! >>> my name is w. kamau bell. as a comedian, i've made a living finding humor in parts of america i don't understand. and now i'm challenging myself to dig deeper. i'm on a mission to reach out to to experience all the cultures and beliefs that add color to this crazy country. this is the united shades of america. ♪ >>> this is portland, oregon, a city so hip and cool that it has its own tv show about how hip and cool it is. and that tv show is also hip and cool. it has a reputation of being a place that is open and accepting to anything. as long as that is happening near somebody with a beard. they even have an expression. keep portland weird. and trust me, this dog in a sweater is not the weirdest thing you will see during this episode. portland is known for its hipsters, a group of individuals who love to talk about how different they are from everyone else while dressing exactly the same as each other. obviously,

water in city daycare centers. controller scott springer says city health department inspectors faked test results at dozens of centers. stringer says if the 119 two years, 70 were not actually tested. >> gambled on the health of our children when they falsified their records. >> we're taxpayers, we pay our money for this not to happen. so whose responsible for this? >> the city health department did admit to reporting issues claiming it had altered records to give daycares more time to submit lead tests. but since the audit says the health department has addressed water test reporting issues that dated back to 2012. all child care centers and for parents peace of mind we will soon post the status of each test online. >>> drivers crossing the hudson river could see another toll hike in the next few years. financial companies studying the port authorities books say tolls could go up by $1 before the end of the decade. the port authority says there are no plans for a hike but tolls will rise to keep up with inflation

the union troops have secured the city. it's a city of the enslaved and formerly enslaved. and they press around lincoln as he walks into the city. he can barely get through the crowds. huge spontaneous parade greets him. and he makes a beeline to jefferson davis's office. and he walks into jefferson davis's office and sits down at jefferson davis's desk, right? and puts his feet up, ok? that's the lincoln who ended the civil war. he entered as a conquering hero. he ended the war as the commander in chief who was there to take possession of the city of richmond. and this is how he is he memorialized, right? because really that's not a -- an idea of lincoln that would endear richmonders even 150 years later. so this is an attempt -- i would argue in richmond to recontextualize monument avenue, to soften the edges of the confederacy by creating bothreatening images of the union victory in civil war and of african-american heros holding books and a tennis racket, right? and so we can now talk about what you guys think should be done with our confederate heritage here in athens

it's part of the city's pit stop program. the goal is to, as you kim imagine, keep human waste off the streets by giving people a place to do their business. there are now 13 pit stop locations across the city. two opened today in the soma and the haight. two more locations will open later this month. >>> back in a moment with more. sean pharaoh, farrow, sean zblnchts >>> coming up on our 6:00 newscast, nbc bay area responds. we'll show you what happens to a bay area couple who didn't get their deposit back despite properly cleaning their apartment. the california law that they didn't know about until our consumer investigator stepped in. that story and more coming up on our 6:00 news. >>> of course, we'll have the full forecast from jeff again telling us the timeline on the rain coming up at 6:00. >> it definitely is going to be arriving as we head into 6:00 in the morning and the north bay. it's going to be a huge contrast from where we should be. >> thanks for joining us. lester holt joins us next with "nightly news." >>>

modesto city manager executed this agroument and the city of mu odesto accepted the improvements and an agreement with caltrans. jwg mchenry provided an appraisal dated in 2014 and updated june 4, 2016 fair market value at $35 thousand. the appraisal was approved by the cities director of real propertyment we ask the board to adopt this resolution and the related findings. >> thank you very much. colleagues, any questions for the puc? okay, seeing none move to public comment. anyone wish to comment on item 2? seeing none, public comment is closed. entertain a motion? >> move with positive recommendation to full board. >> motion by supervisor yee and second by supervisor tang and take that without objection. >> item 3 resolution [inaudible] authorizing the director of mayors office of housing [inaudible] allocation committee to permit the revenue baunz in a principle amount not to exceed $50 million 455 fell street. item 4, [inaudible] no cost for aumgz of 6 months until december 31, 20s 17. &thank you >> don lusty, senior project manager. before you today are two resolution related t

i go to parts of the city that i don't come to. this will make the city a more susta >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-year-old organization. mission graduates have helped me to develop special as an individual they've helped me figure out and provide the tools for me that i need i feel successful in life >> their core above emission and goal is in line with our values. the ferraris yes, we made 48 thousand >> they were on top of that it's a no-brainer for us. >> we're in and fifth year and be able to expand out and tonight is your ungrammatical truck food for thought. food truck for thought is an opportunity to eat from a variety of different vendor that are supporting the mi

. >> item 1, resolution approving agreement between state and city combined city project including pedestrian safety, transit impruchbments andue fillty upgrades. >> shannon karen from san francisco public works. i'm here to seek approval for public works to intr into agreement can caltrans to 19th avenue. this project features pedestrian and transit curb extensions as well as water and sewer infrastructure improvements. the project extends along 19th avenue which is state route 1 from [inaudible] to lincoln way. the agreement is prerequisite for caltrans. the agreement specifies the responsibility of the city and caltrans in executing the project. the city is the implementing agency fraall phases of the project. caltrans is responsible for providing quality assurance and permit after accepting the plans, specifications and estimate package, the right of way certification, fundsing certification. no funds are exchanged. public works order march 21, 2015 dweckter of public work recommends approve the agreement to sign the agreement on behalf of the city. happy to answer any questions. >> thank

department of transportation smallest city grant application the city named one of 7 finalist for the smart program that makes us eligible up to 70 o $40 million if we're successful we will be manufactured with department of the environment and the transportation sfmta and as well as ourselves the paul allen bulk piece is a parallel offering where the paul allen foundation is putting up an additional $10 million that portion is intended to focus on zero emission vehicles and vehicle electrification with the goal of decashtion we're well positions to particle in this the 234i679 that will be including that are being included in the grant proposal that involves of puck r puc are the tariff for the cleanpowersf program and something i mentioned in prior reports we're preparing for your consideration, we're also participating in the evaluation of opposition to help to facility plug in electric vehicles and propose a pilot that includes financial incentives and financial mechanisms for bill financing for example, for electric vehicle infrastructure for the customers we're also collaboratin

you can only do that with the city program. the city program is funded consistently. to relate. give the city taking over this program. we like the idea of a consistent fund source.net ballot box budgeting is always the greatest. it just street trees we debated long and sad record of cycles of boom and bust and you can't [inaudible] they need to be maintained consistent. >> think. any other members of the public was to comment on items two or three? seibert public comment is closed. >>[gavel] beta colleagues, deliver recommended motion? supervisor omotalde >> i like to recommend that we move both measures forward without the condition. >> do we have a second for that? moved and seconded. will take that without objection to move items two and three without trepidation >>[gavel] >> before i call item for i get a motion to rescind what we did on items six because we actually needed to continue items six to the july 6 special b was committee meeting not july 7? moved and seconded. we will take that without objection >>[gavel] >> no motion to continue items six to our july 6 meeting?

out the same in any city. if you lobby on behalf of the city which is only one of 482 we acid that be made clear. i think it's interesting to hear the supervisors that are here to say that the board of supervisors is the policy body for the city for both executive and legislative and that you folks are representing the policy body. it's nice to hear the opinion of other folks here are but they are not lobbying you. they can lobby the board of supervisors or anything else but if you were advocating the position of the policy body of the city and county of san francisco and as such you are in an animus resolution on 2501 to seek an amendment to exempt san francisco based on their standards and that the reasonable thing to do. there is a bill with some very serious amendments potentially for san francisco. the rest of us civilians can argue this all they want regardless of it goes to the board are not. this is a completely chaotic place and what hearing it goes to a what time of day it is and what gets called up.

city bus stops this is the most heavily pedestrian pathway in one of the most in our beloved city and county that is also my regular path on the way to and from my give him every other day and this is a mess a design disaster a tragic consequence of apathy planning and inept planning that is an outrage and going to kill somebody eventually thank you supervisor breed. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is silvia johnson. i've been looking at the it categories and - this was supposed to be done and was supposed to be talked to about the hearings and other things i went to one just the other day on 17 and they lied to me i was not supposed to be in there so someone is doing damage not passing and curing cancer on this resolution and it is all over and jealousy i'm tired of telling everyone what we should be doing and nobody is doing anything abused they want - asked me this is awful some message they've been putting money on and nothing happened but killing and no - the ccc and everything else and this is psa has been monotonous visits for somebody that is trying to help t

straining the city's infrastructure further and expanding the city from the land to the sea. the result is slums like makoko. a floating settlement on the city's lagoon. ♪ james hertling: infrastructure has not kept pace with the population growth. so basic measures of quality of life, access clean water, for example, access to electricity are limited. so before you even get to issues related to growth and developing, lagos and nigeria have to sort out more basic issues of infrastructure. narrator: makoko is the oldest slum in lagos. 80,000 people live here in buildings sitting on stilts connected by a complex system of canals. james hertling: successful cities find ways to deliver services to even the most deprived. that is the challenge, especially in the developing world where resources are at a premium. narrator: in makoko, residents have developed their own infrastructure, including fresh water and electricity. and this three-story floating school, which doubles at a community center, is the latest addition to this unique environment. the school was completed in 2013.

we manage the city status. additionally, we have eight and array of auditing and reporting, and assistant services that we provide over there is city operations and performance. importantly, increasingly, we are running the core it systems on which many of these services work. our 16-17 budget totals about 16.9-$69.5 million. this is showing you just and broad scope the different services and divisions we operate. i think the ones to note today that were right-were halfway through now in a very large project which this board approved last year to replace the city's 35-year-old financial system. so you concede that makes up about 20% of our budget for the year ahead. $19.4 million. the rest of these are these other ongoing services that we provide. you see that in the broad project in the brought art of our budget as well. with growth occurring from 15-16 into 16-17 and the declining somewhat and 17-19 at the project comes to an end and we moved to an operational phase. you see the same pattern with the general

didn't manage 70 today in the city but no complaints. live doppler 7hd showing the clear sky and you can notice how clear it up to the pacific northwest but also some fog. the low clouds and fog will reform overnight see at -- see a little bit of it tomorrow morning. 93 in mortgage gap hill. half moon bay, 5. so it is really cool, although sunny at the coast. 29 in santa rosa. 97 fairfield. down from hundred. you had 100 degrees. look at they water, and that the place to be the next few days. you want to get relief. a heat alert for tomorrow and tuesday, median temperatures at or above 100 degrees. tonight, cooler, clouds enter the region by wednesday, through the end of the week, so overnight lows, a long item to get to the 60s inland. this is 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning. tomorrow morning at 6:00, you're already in the upper 60s by fairfield, and and by 11 can it 83 in livermore, 90 antioch, and temperature nets city will be climbing through the 60s so santa cruz, lot of folks enjoying the afternoon. 81 tomorrow. the ocean temperature i

the city wants someone from the outside to be top cop. sylvia says her group works with police to get teen prostitutes off the street but won't let officers handle it. >> we have to proceed and go forward and let the girls know we're here for them and there's good cops. >> i've confirmed another oakland police miss conduct can case -- case. a veteran homicide sergeant is on leave for giving his girlfriend access to police documents so she could do his paperwork. this sergeant is on leave and there's a criminal investigation, outside investigator is handling the probe. >> another black eye to police department and we have a lot of work to do in terms of regaining trust, for me it's disappointing that one issue after another. >>> stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. we'll keep you up to minute on the fast moving developments. >>> now to a protest at city hall as the mayor was preparing to differ her remarks this evening. dozens of demonstrators tried to send a message to the mayor. debra, the protesters say with the police department in

to their recommendations as the city of cleveland. lisa: both the cleveland mayor and the chief of police declined our request for an interview. at this recent press conference, police chief calvin williams insisted the city is in good shape. >> so we are prepared, we are ready. and our partners are out there prepared and ready. there are going to be officers and individuals and things that you will never see, but they'll be here making sure this city is safe. lisa: matt zone is a city co >> some of the stuff that is happening behind the scenes, the rank and file officers, they're not even aware of. lisa: enlighten me a little bit on what's going on behind the scenes, because i think these officers would too like to be enlightened, because they feel like, "we are not prepared yet, we haven't seen the gear, we haven't had the training." >> fema, which is an elite entity of the federal government that does massive training around issues, they've been in our city for over nine months. so there's been extensive training that's happening a

city. it begins july 125th and runs through july 28th. >>> it's time for a first check of the "action news" traffic report. lets go live to autumn marisa in for matt pellman. >> reporter: we have a serious accident on 95 southbound in the penn's landing tubes, we just watched fire crews show up and we are still waiting for police to show up. we had just seen this white suv flip over on to its side and they are working diligently to get the driver out at this moment. again this is happening as we are speaking and we are just watching and waiting to see what is happening. it looks as if they are trying to go through the trunk to get the driver out of this vehicle right now. all the lanes except the shoulder is closed. the shoulder is getting by but backing things up on 95 southbound through penn's landing. looking at other parts of the region speeds dipping down to single digits on the schuylkill expressway and parted of 95 as well. slow going out there this afternoon. schuylkill expressway w

we buy on behalf of the city. our next slide is all of the different programs under admin services. the biggest changes whether increases or decreases in the budget you'll see 311 has an increase in this next fiscal year. is primarily work order from the treasury in tax court's office to help with taking calls with the rollout of the gross receipt tax. also, they project to update the telephone the system at 311. at animal cover and control, not industry but in the second year you'll see an increase about a little over $5 billion to help with the design phase of the new animal shelter. for capital assets planning is what i was referring to were taken capital dollars of the program. it's not reducing the program at all and putting it into the capital program with a part of my operating budget and that's what i call the critical enhancement bucket where it's everything from emergency when we have unanticipated emergencies like telegraph hill stabilization board harassment that we need to take care of during the year

the city of palo alto is in a tough position and growth and the city is unable to provide the basic needs for the citizens including ahbp there was an individual who was about thirty years old and explaining that he and his wife and children lived in palo alto their entire life to sustain themselves in the community lived in a sell that's not acceptable but at the time, we hear those there is a decision whether or not enough money for housing to be built in the community and housing bonds like in san francisco passes and their choices made their families have straddler how to solve the problem but not in east palo alto the essential service is folded readily available a water supply for future growth and new interesting this east palo alto is setting next to facebook they have 10 thousand people on the campus a lot of the buses start in san francisco probably you're aware and facebook somewhat is perplexed that will offer the employees a $10,000 bonus to live within miles of facebook east palo alto is inches from facebook campus without cell over it's water fly and people living in

hi, everybody welcome to another episode of stay safe i'm the director of earthquake safety in the city and county of san francisco i'm joined by a friend matt. >> thank you thanks for being with us we're in a garage but at the el cap center south of market in san francisco what we've done a simulated the garage to show you what it is like to make the improvements and reduce the reflexes of earthquake we're looking at foundation bolts what do they do. >> the foundation bolts are one of the strengthening system they hold the lowest piece of wood onto the foundation that prevents the allows from sliding during an earthquake that is a bolt over the original construction and these are typically put in along the foundation to secure the house to the foundation one of the things we'll show you many types of bolts let's go outside and show the vufrdz we're outside the epic center in downtown san francisco we'll show 3 different types of bolts we have a e poxy anchor. >> it is a type of anchor that is adhesive and this is a rod we'll embed both the awe hey that embeds it into the foundation tha

city college. free college is one of the ways to protect san francisco for san franciscans and i understand we have many items to speak from the public on this item as well so of course want to take comments and questions from board committee members as well and i believe we also have a presentation from the controller's office and the city economist. >> supervisor kim it's you're item however you like proceeding or public comments it's your call. >> great. thank you chair farrell, so i will ask teddy again who is the chief economist to do a brief presentation on the study of this item. >> thank you and good afternoon supervisors. ted egan controller's office of economic analysis. we issued a economic impact report on item and i will return you through the report. transfer tax is all sellers of real property in the city pay and progressive tax and from 0.5% up to 2.5%. the proposed legislation is for properties over $5 million and raise the rate highest to 3%. it's a general tax used for any govern

a pokes spokesman said as a charter city -- spokesman said as a charter city, the city is not obligated to have a chief. the spokesperson told me post hopes to have a decision from their legal staff about the legality of this setup in the next 48 hours. christin ayers, cbs5. >>> a fitness club in pleasant hill accused of offering more than a workout. tonight the club's owner this, man, dominik salazar, has been charged with running a prostitution ring. in online ads mad girls fitness club says it offers modeling and pole fitness parties, but two undercover detectives say they arrested salazar after they arranged a deal to buy sex services through his business. >>> it's tough to enforce traffic laws when cops are in short supply. just ask san jose. mark sayre discovered one city leader has a plan to change that and he wants to bring in some hired help. >> reporter: that's right, liz. after years of budget cuts and staff reductions san jose police department is focusing on the higher priority crimes. when you have things like traffic enforcement left lower down on the list. now we've lear

is an amazing part is what i think the city has been lacking terms of whether it's growing our city's urban canopy where maintenance. advocacy, getting people engaged and educated about how it is we care for our trees. i just want to thank you for that. the visor yee >> supervisor yee: thank you. i want to thank-actually i want to thank both supervisors weiner and avalos for coming forward with these ideas on how we would be able to find the caring of trees by the city. one of the things that i agree with supervisor tang about is that we really needed to keep our word and have the city secure these trees that we had promise and we know things were happening while i was coming, almost coming into to be a member of the board four years ago. i thought was a bad idea at the time. especially, when i was able to talk to so many people on the streets and in particular, those that are on fixed income, for them to be stopped with such a high bill was really ridiculous. so i'm glad were going to be looking at these revenue measures to see how we can fund the potential for the city to finally ta

in other words, isn't be private schools. >> to our city attorney john gibner. >> deputy city attorney john gibner. the whereas clauses -- if the committee adds those to the pending legislation wouldn't trigger another hearing in committee. adding a resolve clause -- depending whether it's targeted funding towards city college and that is all that was agendized today. if you want to expand the resolution as supervisor yee is proposing and having child care for children would require additional public comment and noticing which is i didn't believe the supervisor was proposing duplicating so that piece of it could be continued. >> question to the city attorney. in our legislation in one of the whereas clauses we did include that in addition to tuition and enrollment fees students face education related costs including room, board or child care cost such as transportation and taxation and supplies up to 3,000 annually so there is language about child care in the original legislation -- i'm sorry, in the original resolution, so this resolve would then trigger a continuance even though we d

we want to be are directly from the city attorney. >> city attorney: good morning. at your direction supervisor, we drafted this ordinance in a way that minimizes any issues under the communications decency act. the law that you mentioned. this ordinance does not regulate the content of any posted information on the website, the hosting platform. rather, it relates to business activities as you said, supervisor, of the hosting platform. so, essentially, it extends the type of information that they must collect in order to engage in booking services and doesn't regulate the content of the website. >> supervisor campos: thank you much mr. gibner and we want to thank our city attorney. this is an office that has a stellar track record of event defending challenges to city law and a successful record and that will continue should've the litigation here. i will just close with an expiration of the amendment that i ended out. and at some point i'll ask the committee to amend the legislation along with those lines but the amendment does the following. one, it clarifies the

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with the help of the city's new homeless director they agreed on the legislation that gives the city two years to open six navigation centers and the city will explore the idea of having a wet house instead of requiring it. the revised plan focuses on permanent support of housing to find a way to pay for the goal of housing 8,000 people over the next four years. the city administrator must also establish guidelines to figure out who gets first priority in these navigation centers. in the newsroom, lisa chan, kpix 5. >>> happening today the san francisco police commission will talk about the department's use of force policy. it's a progress report of the changes that were recommended last december. the new rules determine when it's appropriate for an officer to use force to take down a suspect. right now, sfpd guidelines allow use of force when someone's life is in imminent danger. the new rules would add guidelines about preventing escape and apprehending suspects. san francisco police shot and killed six people in 2015. that's a 15-year high. >>> california lawmakers are set to vote

on city never even sought. and a 2011 documentary. he was 87 years old. >>> the mets decision to sign shortstop jose reyes to a minor league contract does not sit well with many players. he was with colorado. they cut him. after serving a two month suspension for violating the major league's domestic violence policy. the rockies still have to pay th contract amount of $39 million minus more than a half million dollars the mets will pay. >>> new york city council speaker melissa released a statement saying enough. it is outrageous how little women's lives seem to matter when someone can throw a baseball really hard, wins super bowls or has a good jump shot. domestic violence kills seriously. >>> new fall-out. the emergency meetings called today and donald trump weighs in on the global impact it is causing. >> plus, a deadly disaster. the help is government is sending to neighborhoods in west virginia. >> meteorologist amy freeze here in the accu-weather center. what a beautiful evening after a hot day. we are in

and recommended 9 board of supervisors approve the settlement tort related claim i know is a deputy city attorney my role to give my best advise approving or disapproving we can vote for or against any settlement so obviously the utmost respect for mayor colleagues and has nothing to do with not critical of their position i completely i get it why they would take this position extremely reasonable but we play a different role as clients deciding whether to pay a settlement. >> thank you, supervisor wiener supervisor yee. >> i want to states for the record at the last rules committee it was i was not in the attendance because a as a gao committee. >> yes. >> thank you for your clarity colleagues on the continuance to the meeting of july 12, 2016, can we take that without objection without objection that continuance passes unanimously all right. it is not 2:30 so and almost every colleague on the board has an accomodation can you say that i put mine in first, as president i'll go first. >> it gives me great pleasure to give in accommodation to someone who's i guess i'll consider the father

the city of palo alto is in a tough position and growth and the city is unable to provide the basic needs for the citizens including ahbp there was an individual who was about thirty years old and explaining that he and his wife and children lived in palo alto their entire life to sustain themselves in the community lived in a sell that's not acceptable but at the time, we hear those there is a decision whether or not enough money for housing to be built in the community and housing bonds like in san francisco passes and their choices made their families have straddler how to solve the problem but not in east palo alto the essential service is folded readily available a water supply for future growth and new interesting this east palo alto is setting next to facebook they have 10 thousand people on the campus a lot of the buses start in san francisco probably you're aware and facebook somewhat is perplexed that will offer the employees a $10,000 bonus to live within miles of facebook east palo alto is inches from facebook campus without cell over it's water fly and people living in