financial services about 70 to 75 percent go to those folks with a 4 year degree only 40 percent of san franciscans have a degree that's the highest in the country but still on 40 percent the creative financial industries that basically means the two sectors that are the biggest sector of job growth offer hive wages with people with a lot of education or low wages the industries that offer the low wages are the locally serving industries when you brake to down they have the medium sector going to people with less than a 4 year degree and one of the implementations of the incarcerate that source of middle-income low wage sector is going away because those businesses are not competitive in san francisco this is the demonstration this is the demographics broken down by the categories from extremely low when is less than 50 percent of area medium income over one hundred and 50 percent of medium income and from 2004 to 2010 we have growth at the low and high-end of the spectrum if you look at the low and mirrored it had look at of growth and the other went down it's not a mystery the industr

reduced 92 ,000 tons of carbon emissions equivalent to 15 thousand vehicles from the road and help san franciscans save energy they are receiving 43 $43 million every year from these projects and they pay out on utility bill savings every year with quality equipment approved that will last longer than conventional equipment and finally our programs help san francisco residents live better and 81, 9th street -- a little drama there. this is a multiphase project. last year if we did the largest project to date through bayren a boiler replacement project. the owner's two other buildings shared similar success. we so want to do more. unfortunately this is an unusual case in its comprehensiveness. we had a difficult time going deeper with multiple measures. i've worked on these programs for for 8 years now and it's frustrating not to be able to offer cost effective projects to all of our customers and this is because of the significant regulatory barriers . so all of these programs are funding through the rate payers and it's the duty of the california utilities commission to ensure these f

francisco is a city of renter i'll say in large part, yes this ignores the 35 percent of san franciscans that are homeowners i represent the people in twin peaks their entirely homeland security so they have a stake in what's happening second the policy 2.06 of the plan talked about insuring the housing supply to the de facto of the short-term rentals it states the city should use daunt care and points out that some forms of short-term rentals could be considered defactor conversion to a hotel use we in western twin peaks are considered the short-term rentals neighborhoods are convert into hotel neighborhoods on a defactor in violation of the zoning laws and last the city housing values number 2 is listed as preserving neighborhood character the character of western twin peaks is single-family dwelling that's part of the characterization of san francisco along with all the other concerns that the speakers expressed thank you very much. >> thank you are there any other speakers. >> thank you. >> i'm kathy on behalf of the san franciscans for liveable neighborhood when i represent we octob

survive or die on our own is where he to lend that because guess what the people that will there are san franciscans ease kept we fail they fail we needed everything we needed tenant applicant and people that believe in us and demonstrate that quickly and have all the agencies including our police officers our firefighters and bishgz building inspectors our expertise that has been involved tremors in the way we staff up and everybody to believe this is the right direction that's the inner ingredients of success i'm so happy to announce rad is a just a tool and if you don't use it with live human beings that believe what you're using it for you'll not get the goal of this tool housing and the human people behind hud are to be congratulated because we do work in thick bureaucracies and it was and had to be a big selling point to convince hud we're willing in san francisco to thank ta take the risk ourselves if they don't see the city mayor wanting to take the risk why would they join in it's about transforming the bureaucracies to a collaborative and strong spirit i've named those people i

i think the mayor should go first so sisters and brothers san franciscans the mayor ed lee. [speaking foreign language] >> what a presentation from our golden dragon and all of our wonderful young people. i want to have a special welcome to our valley christian and our students from beijing. yeah, they came all the way over here to celebrate this wonderful event and gosh this is all about family. it's all about extended family. i want to welcome everyone here to the year of the ram celebrations. this is a kickoff. we're kicking it off. we're cleaning our area. i want to thank julie christensen for being here and supervisor mar for being here and dpw and muhammad is here and our police department our fire department, all of the agencies working together with our community based agencies to celebrate. keep everyone safe and enjoyable. we're going to hear a lot of fire crackers and you heard norman already and he is warming up and a big parade and just the warm up today but we're excited with this community flower fair. i want to give a great thank you to our chinese chamber of

thank you i'm dana fifth san franciscan my daughter a 6th generation san franciscan safer streets for bicyclists and the neighborhood that's what is bringing us here today it is a valid convenient effort sometimes beer not on the same side but we are here today the neighbors and the thousands of medical practices and music schools and bakers and pizza places where you can get our hair cut and other fantastic places to eat nearly all of those are traditionally mom and pop businesses and don't have penny arcadia nor wax museums this is a good services for the families and the feasted demographic the elderly with over 5 thousand signatures we're not just a handful of businesses but with support of over 40 other neighborhood groups throughout the city we encourage the city to have a balanced plan for all including the families and the sdablgd on a april of 2013, the original project for sfmta the intersection are by far the more dangerous part of situation it is all about count down signaling and high visibility sidewalks and bitter signage we're making leaps not just steps started toward

franciscans some of the jobs are dictated traveling and transit signal priorities there is on top of other projects including the electrician indication and that van ness and brt we can keep going the last action item in the technology innovation how san francisco has 2r0ishd so some novice companies first san francisco has been fortunate to attract impersonator and coworkers spaces for technology and measuring and bio techs those spaces allow a person with an idea to give it a try in a long lease and restraining order provides them with a collaborative environmentalist for the business to fail are the entrepreneurs or whatever for their next set up a large number of collaborative spaces has helped to engage and enable our growth as a business environment that is an educate active workforce and calls us to attract and research the academic institutions we don't have to look further think outside the box mission bay is a great place to enable startups to create businesses as we continue to grow san francisco's economy we remember the importance of our health department wiener at it ag

francisco but that helps to put a finer point on this is a chart showing element san franciscans living with hiv we don't have good numbers for multiply scleras and other disease but necessary need access to treatment that is why it is an important issue here in san francisco thank you very much priscilla so mr. chairman i'd like to ask as mentioned our assemblyman david chiu is sponsored legislation around this and aaron's office is here i want to ask him to come up and speak on the assembly man's behalf. >> thank you very much as the supervisor said i'm here i'm aaron on behalf of dude for the most part thank you, supervisor wiener for this important topic so through the affordable health care act millions of californians now have comprehensive plans and this is on affordability high-priced drugs and speciality drugs taken place to derail the coverage and the co-pay who have 6 price tags are struggling with the chronic and complex disease as mentioned far too many patients living with hiv and aids and cancer and as well as hepatitis c and having to my for their childcare food over and

we need to show strong commitment to lifting up san franciscans and offer them a place to grow and succeed. at this time city leadership is aligned to put children and families first through the mayors cities address the san francisco unified school districts plan exists in collaborations around my bruthders keeper and efforts to pass prop c we have seen that the city makes it clear the children and families are a proret and want to take a action to improve the families in san francisco. [inaudible] people of all ages income and races. when we lose families we lose diversity. while diversity is a value to strive for and of it in itself the loss of diversity threatens the following areas, middle income jobs and workers, environment and sus stainability, social integration, social capital and citizen engagement. our children families counsel will need to be bold and create a common sfrigz the children and families. we must set goal squz metrix that allow all our city and school district department and communities to contribute towards them. further more we maintain san francisco can only be

the san franciscan attempted a death dive where he would push his plane straight down and pull up the last minute, but he crashed his plane and drowned. a wreath whereas dropped in the waterfront near fort mason between piers 2 and 3 where he died. >>> nice to remember. over to abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma with a check of the forecast as the summer turns to spring. >> exactly katie. yesterday the record warmth felt like summer. today, pleasant afternoon and evening on the way. live doppler 7hd will show you we're in and out of the clouds but you look off to the north, and live doppler 7hd is tracking some showers at this hour. north of i should say garberville, eureka, mt. shasta mixed precipitation and unfortunately, this wet weather not going to make it south. live from the golden gate bridge cam we'll show you the cloud cover overhead, some peeks of sunshine out there that sun begins to set on this sunday evening. so the forecast does call for that veil of high clouds to stick with us overnight tonight. that will lead to limit sunshine on the way for your monday and the next s

franciscans attitude to last night transportation listed this as people's number one concern this is something we need to pay attention to and deliver on and while the tow truck drivers bart service is pretty far away extending bart one or two hours into the we understand is is something that should be possible i'm going to be advocating for believe it or not bart to explore this thorough study of what investments need to be made to do the maintenance so as you said 13 hours out of 34 is something we can exhaustive on i want to sort of mention that bart has been running working closely with ac transit to inclusive a much improved last night project we'll have a project that is 50 percent more than 8 hundred buses as well as an 822 bus from the mission that was previously unserved by last night troubling late service and this is something that hopefully, we'll be able to extend that pilot into a full program and spend the bus routes if the east bay and back this is something i'll be advocating for and we'll appreciate all our support in the regional context so i think this report is t

francisco but san franciscans from the greater bay area and san franciscans enjoy the bridge as a public place a gateway to national parks with a history in architecture wonder the resolution i'll be introducing will be ab 40 comes with conversations with various planners of public space and visits as well will be moving at the next finance committee to take a support position and i look forward to our comments as it moves through the board of supervisors. >> thank you very much supervisor wiener. >> supervisor christensen. >> i'm sorry supervisor wiener. >> thank you, ma'am chair i want to thank supervisor mar for the statement about the golden gate bill we were san francisco commissioners were these almost completely united including the bike pedestrian fee in terms of ab 61 it is important to keep in mind two things first of all this motion is not to move us from the recommended opposed position to a support position but go back to the staff recommendations to watch this bill and i think this is not completely appropriate and second the bill does not take away local control it clarifi

my role here is to really make sure that san franciscans don't leave the city and they have the opportunity to take advantage of your beautiful units, but i just need an understanding of where we are going and where we are having and it's been a couple of years now and we are getting a lot of feedback and i really don't know what to say. i live in district 6 and i know what it's like. so if that's if my fellow commissioners are okay with it unless there is another way of maybe having action items on our, you know like a lot of these things. that's how -- i'm not against the project. i just want to make sure. i mean, god knows we need all the units that you can provide but also i would like to be able to say to the community that i represent of which you know i'm a neighborhood representative that i was appointed here to say yeah, you have an opportunity to take advantage and we are repeating out to you and this is what our developers are doing, reaching out and talking that you at least have a crack at this. so that's how i would like to propose my vote. >> amendment, right? >> yes, if it's

franciscans if so on top of the transit projects including the van ness brt and the transbay center and the list goes on and on we've attracted incubators not only for technology but for manufacturing and biotechnology as well those phases allow a person with an idea to give it a try and provide them with a collaborative environment to test out their businesses business this helps to innovative san francisco in 2007 strategy emphasiss when it says we have expand academies in san francisco looking at mission bay we've succeeded a reach institution and startup that go to large companies and create the secretive environment we're working on this looking at hunters point we're focusing on continuing to drive development and driving the development of our talent as a anchor for commercial development with that i'm going to turn it over to talk about the industry how it performed based on those are actions. >> good afternoon ted where the controller's office as todd told we were asked to assist with this strategy update by focusing on an analyzed of how the city's economic and supervisor

franciscans but there's a ton to do to make sure our economic boom continues for san franciscans of all strips and background there is a ton of work supporting the industry and our small business community as commercial rents is revising and office space scare reserve this will continue to serve as a guidepost as departments cross our city as they work to implement policies to strengthen our local economy thank you oewd and welcome todd to present.

franciscans but there's a ton to do to make sure our economic boom continues for san franciscans of all strips and background there is a ton of work supporting the industry and our small business community as commercial rents is revising and office space scare reserve this will continue to serve as a guidepost as departments cross our city as they work to implement policies to strengthen our local economy thank you oewd and welcome todd to present. >> thank you supervisor farrell for calling today's hearing in 2004 the voters approved proposition i did mandated the creation of apple economic development strategy in 2014 the city realized the cooperation with the office of economic analysis retailed that in 2007 proportion i talked about this we're before you to present the 2014 update to the strategy that was done in collaboration with the office of economic workforce development and the office of economic analysis in coordination with mta and arts commission and many others across the city to give you a sense of the structure of today is presentation i'll give a belief overview and

today, there is a theme for black history month and today, we are celebrating san franciscans who boldly, who are boldly living in celebration of black culture, black community and black power. so i'm proud to honor a special lady today, elaine jones or in our community as mother jones. shefrs born in colorado and moved to san francisco when she was nine years old. in 2005, mother jones moved to the hotel on 6th street and has been a fixture of our sixth street south market and community. really is there a meeting or event i attend where mother jones isn't sitting in the front row as she is today? she recently christianed the long amen that street crossing and was a speaker for her years of work on the sixth street on a quarter that actually received the most production in the city. she also worked in the fundamental development agencies so that residents and vishts don't fall into the tree walls. >> thank you. >> she prepared home cooked meals for the residents of the ray man and hotel and shared food with neighbors when they run out of food at the end of the month. she has worked with

franciscans want support people that are already here we're going to provide you with the services to get you there and when we say permanent long term housing whether a hotel or other places they'll be matching up the occupant services to continue the support for unit so you'll not end up with a false promise or disengagement i believe more work i know it is cutting-edge and allows our city to come together tight with so many services put them in a focus effort i think we'll succeed i know other entities i have a lot of hope and thkts jerry and the challenging chamber of commerce are here the sduth school district and other agencies particularly the neighbors want to us psyche baud we honor them by having the best programmed so with that i'm going to let bev and mohammed nuru walk you through a little go tour so you can understand what we're doing within this month of march we'll begin the interests this as capacity of one hundred people but 75 people mr. surpass so we can give quality support so our director (clapping.) we wouldn'ter here without the mayor putting out the call i wan

franciscans to do the right thing with their leftover medication. colleagues, i hope you will support this legislation today. thank you. >> thank you president breed supervisor yee. >> thank you and thank you president breed for such a you know, detailed summary of the discussion we had at the gao committee we had a very lengthy discussion there and there were actually many many questions that were asked and it was a really good discussion and i want to thank all of the stakeholders that actually showed up for that discussion it lasted for 2 and a half hours but i wanted to also acknowledge as you have, debbie, from the san francisco department of environment because some of the questions that were asked and i appreciate there was a follow up memo basically the answers to many of the questions that were asked and they were very thorough and i could see there shouldn't be any holes for anybody to criticize that we that we shouldn't be doing this and certainly when i asked for examples of timeline, some people may be concerned about whether we can do

franciscans are offered and the enhanced san francisco offering the second tier i casually refer to as opting up, it's the step up, right? there's a phrase there that we can use for marketing this i haven't quite figured it out yet but taking suggestions [laughter] and that's the dark green or the evergreen for marin and sonoma respectively and we're completing our business plan and we're staffing up we just announced today that a current staff member of our michael hinz will be the lead as an acting director of the program and just heard today we now have authorization to fill the position so i'm excited about that breaking news. so we need to identify and obtain re-vised purchasing authority as well to implement this program in a cost efficient and competitive way san francisco has a lot of unique to san francisco contracting requirements that really aren't xat aren't compatible with competing in a marketplace and requesting some changes to the cities contracting practices as they apply to renewable generation for wholesale use by the puc and continue to monitor pg&e and that shou

franciscans the remember our principle goal is preserving the housing i want to talk about specific changes to the law that will help facilitate the enforcement of the compliance as written the loopholes maybe diminishing our housing resources when we can at least afford the law we want to share the responsibility of the law this could be done first penalties for hosting platforms that list unregistered unit we've heard the self-policing markets let's insure the city and home sharing can follow the law and posting platforms should two and number 2 real data it can hem keep housing available this data can be gotten in a number of ways a a requirement that platforms share data or b hosting platforms can voluntarily cooperative and provide complete data or c looking at the glaenz of software now the safe graduate for year-round rentals is a limit on the number of days for hosted and non-hosted unit make sure that the housing is available all year and lastly the true stent of the issue and until we understand the perimeters and how it is the decision makers may want to cap the offer all

. >> thank you and from my prospective again, we expect people and san franciscans to comply with the law and planning code to enforce the law but as a budget committee to give you the adequate resources to enforce the law and give you the tools to have a chance at enforcement and until we get to that point i don't know we're downey done where this thank you for your comments and presentation and supervisor campos. >> thank you mr. chairman i want to thank you and supervisor christensen for this hearing i think this is a very important conversation because whatever differences we have but with what the law should look like there is a total agreement whatever last is passed by the board of supervisors should be properly and fully implement i want to make a couple of brief comments and have questions for planning i've said clearly at the outset before this law was passed that this was a brushed process and i think when those kinds of laws that are complashthd happen within a campaign there are deadlines in this case motivated the passage and i think what is happening we're realizing tha

san franciscans are well aware of thinking about where things go. we're such a well trained city in terms of looking at the green, the blue, the black bin. the problem with medicines as president breed said, it's confusing. they actually don't go in any of those places. but in fact, there is a place they can go, and that place is been exemplified by our take back pilot. another context, producer responsibility. this is something president breed alluded to her in her opening remarks. in 2006 and 2010 the board of supervisors expressed explicit support for consumer responsibility. the way i like to think about it, instead of extended producer, it's a shared responsibility. the fact is all of us have a responsibility to make sure that the products we buy don't harm people or the environment. government has been the traditional end point of that responsibility through its laws, its regulations and oversight. in san francisco, consumers have a responsibility making sure that things go in the right place. retailers have a responsibility. a responsibility