francisco police officers and the san francisco firefighters we represent san francisco best vibrant neighborhood and educate our children and enjoy question of my name is ben and he respectfully ask for your vote thisnk we're going to get started the regular meeting of did of the board of education for san francisco unified school district for tuesday, september 27, 2016, is now called to order. >> >> ms. fewer after the meeting or call the board office tomorrow dr. murase ms. norton mr. walton ms. wynns mr. haney and miss i know and . >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >>

francisco or live close to san francisco. i also know other supervisors i know are hearing from this their constituents and some have made [inaudible] like supervisor yee i'm happy to join forces i know we'll have some remarks about this in just a second. but i want to add that this is a small thing in a larger problem. i know there's so much more work to do in this area and so today i want to announce i'm also convening a car break-in working group that will consist of the district attorney's office, san francisco police department, parks and recreation mta is of travel and san francisco chamber of commerce and community stakeholders. to discuss the root causes of break-ins and what about the steps we can get to some real meaningful change in this particular area the first meeting we are holding be held on october 11 at 2 pm in room two 8288 in city hall. so that's what were doing with regards to that particular issue and like i said no supervisor yee will have some comments during the time that he is called. i just have two

francisco or live close to san francisco. i also know other supervisors i know are hearing from this their constituents and some have made [inaudible] like supervisor yee i'm happy to join forces i know we'll have some remarks about this in just a second. but i want to add that this is a small thing in a larger problem. i know there's so much more work to do in this area and so today i want to announce i'm also convening a car break-in working group that will consist of the district attorney's office, san francisco police department, parks and recreation mta is of travel and san francisco chamber of commerce and community stakeholders. to discuss the root causes of break-ins and what about the steps we can get to some real meaningful change in this particular area the first meeting we are holding be held on october 11 at 2 pm in room two 8288 in city hall. so that's what were doing with regards to that particular issue and like i said no supervisor yee will have some comments during the time that he is called. i just have two

francisco or live close to san francisco. i also know other supervisors i know are hearing from this their constituents and some have made [inaudible] like supervisor yee i'm happy to join forces i know we'll have some remarks about this in just a second. but i want to add that this is a small thing in a larger problem. i know there's so much more work to do in this area and so today i want to announce i'm also convening a car break-in working group that will consist of the district attorney's office, san francisco police department, parks and recreation mta is of travel and san francisco chamber of commerce and community stakeholders. to discuss the root causes of break-ins and what about the steps we can get to some real meaningful change in this particular area the first meeting we are holding be held on october 11 at 2 pm in room two 8288 in city hall. so that's what were doing with regards to that particular issue and like i said no supervisor yee will have some comments during the time that he is called. i just have two

francisco based on the outdoor educational moderately this is growing in popularity san francisco is the first place to know what it means to say a farming school because of interest in the school and it's success we can't exist at the location manipulative longer that's why i'm fighting against the continuance that puts our school in jeopardy. >> thank you your time is up. >> i'll call more names as you make your way up (calling names). >> go ahead. >> my name is selma i live on cayuga my husband and i are born and raised in san francisco and lived on catch-22 you go - let's see my husband and i were born and raised in san francisco and live on catch-22 you go obviously this is great educational opportunity i'm opposed to the location for this school i think that some parents and employees will walk and bike to school but traffic is my biggest concern i've already been stuck behind double parking i come and go 1e6r789 during the day is as major transit area between the bureau necessarily and alamany we get a lot of traffic i'm not sure when the other numbers of traffic came from let

francisco or live close to san francisco. i also know other supervisors i know are hearing from this their constituents and some have made [inaudible] like supervisor yee i'm happy to join forces i know we'll have some remarks about this in just a second. but i want to add that this is a small thing in a larger problem. i know there's so much more work to do in this area and so today i want to announce i'm also convening a car break-in working group that will consist of the district attorney's office, san francisco police department, parks and recreation mta is of travel and san francisco chamber of commerce and community stakeholders. to discuss the root causes of break-ins and what about the steps we can get to some real meaningful change in this particular area the first meeting we are holding be held on october 11 at 2 pm in room two 8288 in city hall. so that's what were doing with regards to that particular issue and like i said no supervisor yee will have some comments during the time that he is called. i just have two

and when we have come together around our shared san francisco values, as goes san francisco so go california, so goes the rest of the country, and the rest of the world. we start political revolution here in this chamber. and so it is incredible honor to be part of this body and because there would be no moment that would not be appropriate not to have a large commendation from the california state legislature, we have nine whereas clauses and i am going to read all of them at another time. but on behalf of the california state assembly, congratulations to 100 years of great history and here is to 100 great years of a great future. and with that --. >> thank you. >> and i want to hand it off to my colleagues. >> yes, assembly man phil tang. >> thank you it is so great to join my colleague, david chui and to be back in this amazing chamber and this incredible building, it is sort of breath taking. we spend a number of days in the state capitol, but i know that the state capital frankly has nothing on the chamber, and it is incredible when i think about all of the work that has been done by th

mime alayna angle with 350 san francisco annamae citizen and voter in san francisco. so much has already been said so i won't repeat it. i would just say that when the voters voted for clean power sf they made their voices heard really clearly. we want noble energy. we want clean energy. we do not want fossil fuels. we know that would destroy our planet. i urge you to do the right thing and just continue with the will of the voters of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> kathleen ramos 350 bay area and i feel actions and measures like this are so important that the state and local level since federal government is virtually paralyzed and in thrall to the corporate lobbies and fossil fuel energy. so these things coming from the state and local are so important. i have a poster i taken around two dollars at the lead outside of course but a couple of things that i think are just critical for california of course besides the devastating effects of tracking everywhere, is racking and drought country are you kidding me? 100,000 gallons or more or

mime alayna angle with 350 san francisco annamae citizen and voter in san francisco. so much has already been said so i won't repeat it. i would just say that when the voters voted for clean power sf they made their voices heard really clearly. we want noble energy. we want clean energy. we do not want fossil fuels. we know that would destroy our planet. i urge you to do the right thing and just continue with the will of the voters of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> kathleen ramos 350 bay area and i feel actions and measures like this are so important that the state and local level since federal government is virtually paralyzed and in thrall to the corporate lobbies and fossil fuel energy. so these things coming from the state and local are so important. i have a poster i taken around two dollars at the lead outside of course but a couple of things that i think are just critical for california of course besides the devastating effects of tracking everywhere, is racking and drought country are you kidding me? 100,000 gallons or more or

and when we have come together around our shared san francisco values, as goes san francisco so go california, so goes the rest of the country, and the rest of the world. we start political revolution here in this chamber. and so it is incredible honor to be part of this body and because there would be no moment that would not be appropriate not to have a large commendation from the california state legislature, we have nine whereas clauses and i am going to read all of them at another time. but on behalf of the california state assembly, congratulations to 100 years of great history and here is to 100 great years of a great future. and with that --. >> thank you. >> and i want to hand it off to my colleagues. >> yes, assembly man phil tang. >> thank you it is so great to join my colleague, david chui and to be back in this amazing chamber and this incredible building, it is sort of breath taking. we spend a number of days in the state capitol, but i know that the state capital frankly has nothing on the chamber, and it is incredible when i think about all of the work that has been done by th

francisco, the sierra club, the san francisco tenants union staffed parent hood of northern california harvey milk club the international brotherhood of electrical works local 6 and the national union of health care works and office of the san francisco workers and the aclu and local 10 to one and local 2015 and the united works left local 483 thank you for your consideration. >> handsome i'm sorry guz anyone running for district 11 i'm a school teacher in public schools i teach owl i all projects and advocate for your children that have lack the health and lack of quality time together due to multiple jobs pr as a community advocate in district 11 i have that fined a community organization to address the needs of young people as a community advocate in san francisco i reopened a closed public school to address the needs of immigrant children and helped he families helping them with services and housing and jobs as an elected union official of teachers for seven years and elected delegates for educators owe supported resolutions and legislative billions for social just the district 11

it generated over $9 billion in san francisco >> 35 percent of viz #2rs coming to san francisco are coming to maus coney. >> 2500 jobs will be created. >> if we didn't do the expansion we would luce $200 million in taxes a year. the conventions they are talking about going other cities with ample [inaudible] and exhibit space and not come to san francisco. >> there is a lot of [inaudible] we are at a point now where our [inaudible] two halve oz the mos connie and think what we desire is one space. >> we are adding space about 200,000 space. we are connecting the two existing north and south exhibition halls that excavate under howard street to increase the largest exhibition space to 1 contig ws space over 500,000 square feet. >> the spot i'm standing in will be inside the lobby. the building will be pushed out to howard street and connected north and south above and under ground. >> when you go on the north our south side you enter into a hall that is divided into major ways >> this is public private partnership. the hotel industry [inaudible] splitting it up of the building. >> since we

we want to make sure that san francisco can do our part. we own land in curren county down close to bakers field. part of the curren field county oil reserve. that actually reserve, i don't think it's based on san francisco land, but has actually drifted into the water system that serves the city of bakers field. but we will make sure that san francisco is going to be able to not be part of an industry that is going to be destroying the planet, and we can convert the land that we have there to other uses. for instance, putting a solar farm in place to offset what we would be extracting from the ground that would harm the environment. this is heard in budget and finance. i want to thank supervisor farrell, chair farrell for a good movement next week. and colleagues, this would allow san francisco to do its part. other cities around the country are doing this but the federal government also is contemplating how to remove oil extraction from federal land as well which is a significant step forward to insuring we're not putting more carbon into

of san francisco. and while serving in the university of san francisco i was on the committee, that created the streets. and under the previous under i am trying to think of the mayor. >> and until we took that from a very idea to the full issue and now we have the sunday streets, as well, the san francisco conservation core is the workforce development for the population, 18-26 and we also run a charter school for those who have dropped out of the unified school district and then we do the career placement and then we have the employer relations and an academic component where we worked with the cools and do workforce development and so my full resume, there, and i also full disclosu disclosure, my daughter is qunichlt ncy man and volunteerd for supervisor cohen and wanted me to share with both of you at lehi university and plays basketball and she was featured on the schedule. so any way, just so you know, loved her public experience and actually is studying political science and loved the grassroots

of san francisco. i would treat members of the community as i would hope to be treated myself. i will pursue justice with compassion and a respected the dignity of others. those who would suggest there's any place the stain of intolerance i pledge not my watch. >>[applause] the departments former poa president and current paid consultant to the department on his facebook page derided that pledge. he called officers who reported misconduct of other officers, trained snitches. commenters on this page undoubtedly police officers, one of the names of the snitches so they could be taken care of. characterize sensitivity training as bull shipped and about officers who are whistleblowers said i hope it doesn't get ugly out there. somebody could get her. this is talk it one would expect from gain members and from the thugs, not from the leadership of a police union. i believe that the great majority of police officers in san francisco babylon to the poa are not like those who made those comments. so it is my h

like the san francisco's state. and then, we will finalize the schedule for design, along with the environmental process and then look at finalizing the schedule to issue an rfp for the plan. then, develop ongoing stakeholder processes in collaboration with the commission and working closely with the community. with that, i would like to thank you for your time, and for your patience. i am now free for questions. them thank you. >> thank you for the presentation, and i want, very excited i feel like it's something that is way overdue. i have always appreciated our vision of a destination point, in the community that could be a source of pride, not just for the community, but a model for the rest of the world to look at. not a sore spot. and so, i'm very much like in the direction where it's headed. i would also urge from my environmental seed, that we it up as much as possible from an energy perspective, green roof possibility and open --open space. i like the way the community was in agreement. i would just urge, y

of san francisco. i would treat members of the community as i would hope to be treated myself. i will pursue justice with compassion and a respected the dignity of others. those who would suggest there's any place the stain of intolerance i pledge not my watch. >>[applause] the departments former poa president and current paid consultant to the department on his facebook page derided that pledge. he called officers who reported misconduct of other officers, trained snitches. commenters on this page undoubtedly police officers, one of the names of the snitches so they could be taken care of. characterize sensitivity training as bull shipped and about officers who are whistleblowers said i hope it doesn't get ugly out there. somebody could get her. this is talk it one would expect from gain members and from the thugs, not from the leadership of a police union. i believe that the great majority of police officers in san francisco babylon to the poa are not like those who made those comments. so it is my h

which compare with the city hall in san francisco. those are the capital at washington, and the state house in rhode island. >> thank you president, breed. >> thank you, supervisor avalos. >> and now, supervisor yee has originally presented by supervisor jay emit hayden. >> thank you, madam president, the honorable mayor rolf message of 1912, outlined the program of public improvements and introduction at that time by supervisor bancroft of the declare ordinance, providing for the bond issue for the city, for the city hall and civic center, i am proud and grad ified to have had the opportunity of participating in and supporting these constructive measures. and i will continue to do all in my power to reflect honor, on the people of san francisco. thank you. madam president. >> thank you, supervisor yee. and now, supervisor mar as originally presented by supervisor james e. power. >> thank you, madam president. i take pride in being a member of the board of supervisors on this occasion. too much praise cannot be given to the former fin

the san francisco san francisco historic preservation commission regular hearing for wednesday october 19, 2016. i would like to remind members of the public that the commission does not tolerate disruption or outbursts of any kind. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices that may sound off during the proceedings and if you care too state your name for the record. >> (calling roll). commissioners having said so your first course of action would be to elect a chair for this meeting only. >> well, i move that former commissioner -- commissioner president carl hasz lead the meeting tonight. >> second that. >> thank you commissioners on the motion to elect commissioner hasz as the motion. >> commissioner hasz. >> yes. >> in this case ?ik. >> yes. >> commissioner johns. >> yes. >> and commissioner pearlman. >> yes. >> so moved commissioners. that motion moves unanimously. commissioners that places us on general public comment. at this time members of the public may address the commission on the items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction com

eric brooks how corny for energy choice san francisco clean energy advocates and san francisco green party. this one's pretty much i know brain. learning that the city and county of san francisco was making money off of fossil fuel was something out of the sorrow world and it's good kudos to jed and 350 bay area for finding out about this. was incredible work in this is incredibly important. on the substance of the matter is up i would just strongly urge that as we move forward with this we do not sell off any this land and we don't even lease it to renewable energy producers let's make these projects public projects the way they ought to be. we should own any solar panels or wind turbines were nobles, we should add battery storage of course which is a crucial component to all these things should be owned by the community and by your note are public utilities commission of clean power as a program or maybe one other thing could be another committee choice program but i think we should own it is a community p i believe one or two of the original solar panels that were created over 70

and want to introduce the mayor oof our city of san francisco, our great mayor of the city of san francisco. [applause] >> thank you. thank you joe. you know, you said just a minute ago that if you lost the center you wouldn't know what to do, well i need to make sure you know the same thing that if we as a city lost the center we wouldn't know what to do. you don't have a center entire city that serves 224 families and want to thank supervisor avalos for being here today as well. this is happening in his district. this is a jewel not just of the excelsior but the entire city. i have made a promise a couple times in the past year, year and a halfism . one is when many individuals and family leaders, organizations and elected officials stood with me to say that when we passed our proposition c a couple years aknow for family youth and children, we made a promise to make it easier for families to more than sur vive to actually succeed here in our city. and, in that reflection it was our education, our unified school district working in consert with all of the organizations like first 5 and fo

both are involved with the homeless in san francisco. pastor beckman, we were talking about the night ministry and you wanted to share another thought. >> the idea is that so often people talk about the homeless as if they're a problem or as if they can just be ignored or we don't know what to do with them. well, they're human beings. they're people with names, with stories, with troefts, with gift -- with interests and gifts and abilities, with ability to show compassion to one another. they are in many cases decent people who are just maybe broken, or going through a difficult time, and i wish we could talk about the homeless in a more human way and treat them as if they were brothers and sisters and not part of a problem. i just wanted to share that idea. >> that's important when you take time to know their stories, get to know them. we are them. they are us. and you see that. >> i really appreciate that, lyle, because that is exactly what i'm writing my annual report right now and i was saying there has been so much discussion in san

francisco police officers and the san francisco firefighters we represent san francisco best vibrant neighborhood and educate our children and enjoy question of my name is ben and he respectfully ask for your vote this >> this coffee memory i remember having coffee with any grappled. in the old days myelogram ma get together >> i was six or seven i made a faces a good face. >> when i was younger i know it did something to my body. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 really the only thing i'm good at i was trying to find out what i was good at i got a job at the coffee shop i decided to do that the rest of my life. i like the process of the coffee and what are those beans where do they come from oh, they come from a fruit. >> the coffee stays with me since i was a kid i grew up and opened coffee shops everybody. in the 8 i visited over 11 hundred coffee shops maybe more to see why people go to coffee shops >> we're searched the beans all over the world from east afghan and tokyo. >> when i wanted to do was get into aspect of the personal coff

francisco. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're here at one of the many food centric districts of san francisco, the 18th street corridor which locals have affectionately dubbed the castro. a cross between castro and gastronomic. the bakery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in sight for the mouth watering food options here. adding to the culinary delights is the family of business he which includes skylight creamery, skylight and the 18 raisin. >> skylight market has been here since 1940. it's been in the family since 1964. his father and uncle bought the market and ran it through sam taking it over in 1998. at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, our staff, those who sell it, and our guests who come and buy and eat

the housing crisis in san francisco. the supply is just too low and what is available tize expensive. airbnb believes its platform gives people a way to earn extra money but city leaders think too many are turning their short-term rentals into year-round illegal hotels which reduces the amount of housing in san francisco. a judge will weigh in on the legal battle. >> instead of working with the city they simply went ahead and sued. >> how would you describe how airbnb has handled the situation? >> they're arrogant. >> reporter: david compost says airbnb and other home sharing websites like it should be forced to take responsibility for their thousands of users who continue to break the law by renting out their homes on-line without first registering with the city. >> it doesn't matter that you are a small business or a $25 billion company like airbnb, you have to play by the rules. and that's really what this is ultimately about and that's why san francisco is not going to be intimidated by what is essentially a bully ta

it's basically politics as usual in san francisco. >> ever live in san francisco and i have gotten so many of these. i have seen the ad. we'll show a little bit of the ad that jane came is hiring and it shows her as a tae kwon do- trained candidate. what do you make of this race and each candidate's attempt to lure voters. >> this battle is enormous. there are so many issues and it's difficult for politicians in san francisco. everybody knows that san francisco is a democratic town. and we are just different shades of blue, not a red state person here. it's hard for them to differentiate themselves. jane kim came up with this genius idea, i'm a fighter, a black belt in tae kwon do. and weiner's people came up with this idea. he's a bit of a whomp. and the pest thing is for sony to come up with this cease and desist. it's been a win-win for post. >> it's indeed a very close race there in the primary. what are we expecting as you head into the elections >> this was a close primary and not expected to be a close primary. >> yes. >> i happened to go to the primary part for scott weiner an

at baker we are pretty partial to san francisco bay area. we built for of your ferries that some you travel in south big that are run by-. when you go by the transbay new transbay transit center and you see those really cool that their x-rays think of it v for bigger because we both goes structural parts for you. we built your boat. so were also building two more boats four-which will come out in the spring and winter group and designing some electric hybrids that will overly transit people. most environmentally sponsored boat manner possible. whether we are building ferries or structural sections for transbay were by designing the hydro electric ferries are people at baker lake allee, take great care to deliver quality we deliver it with love. why? because fire boat has a critical purpose often a purpose that has the potential to save lives and to protect our countries citizens. so ali is one join me in this presentation and chief, if we may, on behalf of bigger, jensen maritime the designer, and are 2500 skilled artisans at baker please ac

i'm excited for our neighborhood, i'm excited for san francisco. because everybody belongs and everybody needs to have a connection to healthy lifestyles. this is part of that promise. you are going to get better parks. you are going to get more housing. you are going to bet a lot of seniors taken care of with the dignity fund and you will get a lot of thing because you are part of the city of san francisco and i don't want people to say and feel that they feel isolated here. this 3rd street corridor is amazing. it is hot, it's really a great part of the city and we're going connect up even more when the central subway gets finished in a couple of years. it's exciting to be down here and quite candidly it's probably the most affordable place in the city right now. so i want to say congratulations to all the neighborhoods advocates who worked tirelessly to say we're going to be patient. we're not just going to invite another liquor store or something like that. we're going to get the right kind of food, the right folks, the people who also say -- an

whereas san francisco dist. atty. gascon convened a blue-ribbon panel 2015 on transparent accountability and fairness in law-enforcement to respond to the following, demands for justice by organizations and individuals disruptions at civic and sporting events lawsuits rallies prolonged hundred strike a contentious town hall meetings, caused by san francisco police, and all skip some of it. it goes over with the report found. the 81 recommendations. the blue ribbon panel report realistic achievable plan to transform the sf pd into an institution of the people about racial and cultural diversity. therefore be it resolved the executive board of the american federation of teachers local 2121 endorses the findings and supports the recommendations of the july 2016 blue-ribbon panel report. therefore, the local 2121 urges the supervisors mayor lee and san francisco police commission to support the panel recommendations. by unanimous vote on september 6, 2016. >> thank you. before i call up the next speaker i want to let memb

even san francisco got to 86. you'll be thinking about turning on the heat in the next couple days because we have cooler weather and rain by the end of the week. it will be near dry day but temperatures not all that bad, in the 40s and 50s. not as chilly as it has been, but later this afternoon we will see under full sunshine temperatures warm quickly but because of that natural ac that starts to kick in, we aren't going to see temperatures as hot. san francisco for instance only 77 degrees after yesterday close to 90. we'll be closer to the mid-80s after in the 90s yesterday. you will notice the cooler weather in the afternoon hours. it will get breezy, especially in san francisco. you'll have to deal with gusty binds this afternoon. >> thanks, anthony. >>> a day on the bay ends in chaos. several people, including three children, are recovering this morning after a scary and dangerous ordeal off pier 45 in san francisco. take a look at this video shot by a witness usinge ing ing a g. you can see witnesses scramb

of san francisco. and while serving in the university of san francisco i was on the committee, that created the streets. and under the previous under i am trying to think of the mayor. >> and until we took that from a very idea to the full issue and now we have the sunday streets, as well, the san francisco conservation core is the workforce development for the population, 18-26 and we also run a charter school for those who have dropped out of the unified school district and then we do the career placement and then we have the employer relations and an academic component where we worked with the cools and do workforce development and so my full resume, there, and i also full disclosu disclosure, my daughter is qunichlt ncy man and volunteerd for supervisor cohen and wanted me to share with both of you at lehi university and plays basketball and she was featured on the schedule. so any way, just so you know, loved her public experience and actually is studying political science and loved the grassroots

haney would with you do to reduce the opportunity gaps in san francisco schools. >> a number of things first i'll turn my my case on i think that you know we have had a situation in san francisco for a long time where there is a huge opportunity and chauvinism gap between our black and latino and asian and white students a top priority i think we front yard on how to invest more resources for support is the its is have been underserved that is everything from providing additional staff members so they have more support in reading interference or counsels or social workers this is thinking about way to have smaller class sizes so teachers can work with important students a huge challenge with students in the schools with high percentages of black and latino students of teacher turnover we are not paying our teachers enough to stay and commit to a career we believe those will close the opportunity gap. >> i think everything can agree a lot of things that impact the opportunity gap our students face i think it is also safe to say the one thing in public education the only thing piping tha

whereas san francisco dist. atty. gascon convened a blue-ribbon panel 2015 on transparent accountability and fairness in law-enforcement to respond to the following, demands for justice by organizations and individuals disruptions at civic and sporting events lawsuits rallies prolonged hundred strike a contentious town hall meetings, caused by san francisco police, and all skip some of it. it goes over with the report found. the 81 recommendations. the blue ribbon panel report realistic achievable plan to transform the sf pd into an institution of the people about racial and cultural diversity. therefore be it resolved the executive board of the american federation of teachers local 2121 endorses the findings and supports the recommendations of the july 2016 blue-ribbon panel report. therefore, the local 2121 urges the supervisors mayor lee and san francisco police commission to support the panel recommendations. by unanimous vote on september 6, 2016. >> thank you. before i call up the next speaker i want to let memb

whereas san francisco dist. atty. gascon convened a blue-ribbon panel 2015 on transparent accountability and fairness in law-enforcement to respond to the following, demands for justice by organizations and individuals disruptions at civic and sporting events lawsuits rallies prolonged hundred strike a contentious town hall meetings, caused by san francisco police, and all skip some of it. it goes over with the report found. the 81 recommendations. the blue ribbon panel report realistic achievable plan to transform the sf pd into an institution of the people about racial and cultural diversity. therefore be it resolved the executive board of the american federation of teachers local 2121 endorses the findings and supports the recommendations of the july 2016 blue-ribbon panel report. therefore, the local 2121 urges the supervisors mayor lee and san francisco police commission to support the panel recommendations. by unanimous vote on september 6, 2016. >> thank you. before i call up the next speaker i want to let memb

mime alayna angle with 350 san francisco annamae citizen and voter in san francisco. so much has already been said so i won't repeat it. i would just say that when the voters voted for clean power sf they made their voices heard really clearly. we want noble energy. we want clean energy. we do not want fossil fuels. we know that would destroy our planet. i urge you to do the right thing and just continue with the will of the voters of san francisco. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> kathleen ramos 350 bay area and i feel actions and measures like this are so important that the state and local level since federal government is virtually paralyzed and in thrall to the corporate lobbies and fossil fuel energy. so these things coming from the state and local are so important. i have a poster i taken around two dollars at the lead outside of course but a couple of things that i think are just critical for california of course besides the devastating effects of tracking everywhere, is racking and drought country are you kidding me? 100,000 gallons or more or

are they outside of san francisco? >>i believe so. >>have you approached any san francisco restaurant or company or cafeteria about serving you for three years. >>in that list that i will provide you i am certain that we will provide you with san francisco companies. and i am certain that i can provide you with that list. >> i believe that these that came from pre-bed conferences have not bid on these before. >>i think there are places and companies san francisco that would be open to this option but they are not going to give us the opportunity to do that. >> mdm city clerk we have a motion and a second wind that the motion net act can you please call the roll. >>[roll call vote] >>there are 10 ayes. >>okay, this item will be continued to the meeting of october 4, 2016. mme. city clerk please call the next item. >>item 26 is a resolution to retroactively authorize the recreation and park department toaccept and expend a grant from the san francisco parks alliance to fund community events, staff development, recreation programming, an

franciscans so their bowing goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom [ applause ] good evening. this evening you will be hearing from candidates for district 7 board of supervisors and they'll have a chance to present their views on issues affecting the city and to submit questions for the candidates, look for a volunteer, who will be handing out index cards. we'll be collecting all questions by 7:00 p.m. the candidates will answer questions you in the audience submit, as well as questions that have been submitted by the league of women voters. the time keepers will hold up the yellow card to signify candidates that they have 15 seconds remaining and red card when it's time to stop. thank you, time keepers. all candidates have agreed to ask their supporters to be respectful of other candidates and the audience and to maintain quiet in the forum and i ask you to respect that commitment. you have many im

francisco especially on the green roof knowing how eco friendly san francisco is to start to implement it in the bayview that was disappointing to see how far we are from the other cities we work hard on pushing this forward this will definitely put san francisco on the same playing field as the major cities and definitely be beneficial for the city i think the biggest benefit for me that green roofs can provide for the city help to mitigate did stormwater that's a huge issue for san francisco itself so i'm definitely in favor of this ordinance and the mandate and i really hope that will push through thank you very much. >> thank you very much anyone else. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is eli i work at spur an agricultural policy and here to express our support green roofs provide benefits to the city at large and building couldn't and owners and help to improve air quality and can prolong the life of the roof spur put together a task force to develop a greener policy and today we've with the work of planning department and the puc have developed a num

of san francisco. and while serving in the university of san francisco i was on the committee, that created the streets. and under the previous under i am trying to think of the mayor. >> and until we took that from a very idea to the full issue and now we have the sunday streets, as well, the san francisco conservation core is the workforce development for the population, 18-26 and we also run a charter school for those who have dropped out of the unified school district and then we do the career placement and then we have the employer relations and an academic component where we worked with the cools and do workforce development and so my full resume, there, and i also full disclosu disclosure, my daughter is qunichlt ncy man and volunteerd for supervisor cohen and wanted me to share with both of you at lehi university and plays basketball and she was featured on the schedule. so any way, just so you know, loved her public experience and actually is studying political science and loved the grassroots

of san francisco. i would treat members of the community as i would hope to be treated myself. i will pursue justice with compassion and a respected the dignity of others. those who would suggest there's any place the stain of intolerance i pledge not my watch. >>[applause] the departments former poa president and current paid consultant to the department on his facebook page derided that pledge. he called officers who reported misconduct of other officers, trained snitches. commenters on this page undoubtedly police officers, one of the names of the snitches so they could be taken care of. characterize sensitivity training as bull shipped and about officers who are whistleblowers said i hope it doesn't get ugly out there. somebody could get her. this is talk it one would expect from gain members and from the thugs, not from the leadership of a police union. i believe that the great majority of police officers in san francisco babylon to the poa are not like those who made those comments. so it is my h

francisco residents but actually from places outside of san francisco outside of bay area outside of california we found one from australia so the people in san francisco that are 0 supportive you need to understand from the beginning when this was proposed we were told it would be a small school a handful of people working in conjunction and we were in support of that but every turn it has the defied the scope i know i'm being cut off i implore the commission to listen to the people that live in mission terrace and impacted by the real concerns so for our homes please do right by your neighborhood preserve your shrinking open spaces and preserve the open spaces to make this city great i appreciate thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> thanks for letting me jump the line i'm an excelsior resident a parents of 2 eventually 3 kids my family lives 3 blocks from the location if you're a parent you know how excited i am to be walking my kids to school i want you to know what the school means to me we navigated the unif i had lottery we didn't get our neighborh

showers in san francisco. i do want to point this out. this is exciting for anyone who is looking forward to the ski season. we are starting to see a rain- snow mix at some of the highest elevations levels high. we don't see a lot at lake level from 7,000 to 8,000 feet depending on the day this excessive we. but we are still seeing some, nonetheless. back here in our neck of the woods, again the heaviest rainfall still over the north bay and, in fact, if we zoom into up near santa rosa to south of santa rosa we are seeing moderate to light rainfall right now near rohnert park, and many areas novato, inverness, light to moderate rainfall. as i put it into motion we are seeing rain pushing off as it moves inland and south so all of us are going to see it here over the next few hours. looking at what else to expect today, we'll see increasing showers in san francisco over the next couple of hours. we have some raindrops on the lens this morning over the city and temperature-wise we are mild. in the 60s right now

rain into san francisco, dublin. that rain isn't moving west to east like we're used to, going from south to north. you see heavier showers rotating offshore. that will come from 9:00 to 11:00 this morning. the showers begin to decrease as we head into the afternoon. 60s to near 70 outside. mild storm. high snow levels and still we think another half inch can fall in spots ton of the half inch to inch that's already fallen. that means big problems on the roadways this morning. >> this morning we're watching for the flooding and the spinouts. those were the issue. but the bigger issue now getting out of san francisco is the issue getting onto the lower deck of the bay bridge. what i'm told now, they're settled on folks traveling towards the eastbound deck of the bay bridge. that's the lower deck out of san francisco. just like you saw josh and kris have to get off the freeway and then back on at sterling. essex is not an option from the city streets. you have to travel farther into the city and jump into the backup, a