we want to keep 15th street from valencia to harrison within district 6. we want to keep our community together. thank you. >> thank you. following mrs. henderson will be deanne, doug, and chris. >> good morning. i am a resident of district 10. today i am here is a staff person for supervisor olague in district 5. we received quite a bit of correspondence. i wanted to make sure you were aware of what the supervisor has received in her office from members of different neighborhoods. we have gotten a number of letters from the lower haight, particularly around the commercial corridor and 55 laguna. we're wanting to bring it to your attention that there is a significant amount of interest in bringing 55 laguna into the district as well as keeping the haight street recorder complete. we have received correspondence from the [unintelligible] and want to be sure to highlight that sunset feel connected mostly to the haight and panhandle. they feel like they would be disconnected if they were cut off and included interdistrict for. -- into district 4. we have rece

it is between valencia and guerrero. and increase communication from the venue to the station as well as the entertainment commission. that is all is also a very helpful thing. the order was signed again that there is a certain amount of time that elapses before it takes effect. it is pretty clear the venue has already done some of these improvements in advance of that date. again, i know mission statement is here. if they want add anything -- that concludes my report. unless you have questions. >> good evening, commissioners. my report is short. i want to start with a little bit on the 16th and valencia entertainment corridor. something we have talked about in the past. really, with this incident that director cain talked-about with double dutch, this office is working with mission station as well as other agencies to put a little bit more resources into that area. i have been down there several times recently, just going from club to club, doing a little bit of education, better crowd control, better security, so forth

this just coming into nick valencia. frank is with the aurora police department, gary. he tells us that the fire department here, along with atf, will be returning to the residence of james holmes, right behind my right shoulder here, at around 7:00 a.m. local time. that's two hours from now, in colorado. it's not clear whether they're going to be allowed or plan to go into the apartment but they will come back here on scene. we will certainly be trying to talk to them. the reason with he don't know whether they will go in or not is because of how vexing, perplexing a situation this is. as i look at the apartment of james holmes, it is lit up with sort of an orange glo. there are many questions about what is in there, how intense these booby-traps are, whether there are indeed explosives as james holmes, the suspected shooter told police yesterday when he was arrested. take a listen to the police chief dan oates talking about the situation. >> it is a very vexing problem how to enter that apartment safely. i personally have never seen anything like what the pictures sho

it is between valencia and guerrero. and increase communication from the venue to the station as well as the entertainment commission. that is all is also a very helpful thing.

we've traveled south a little bit to valencia. we're now in the city of valencia which is the capital of the broader region and this is the region which really set up the latest bout in market jitters when it was the first of the spanish regions to request aid from the government's recently set up liquidity fund. the fact that it did request that money, that shouldn't be a big surprise for the markets because this country, or this region, rather, hasn't had access to the capital markets since the beginning of this year. s&p rated the local bonds junk back in february and this is the second high evident indebted region after okcatlonia. those of you who have been to valencia, this is known as the capital of modern architecture. it was a boon town about five years ago, host to some very prestigious america's cup, formula one races and a lot of vanity infrastructure projects being built here. a lot of that, of course, facilitated by easy credit and corruption. all of that they have to pay for it with massive budget use and the region

de fabio valencia cosiÓ. >>> las autoridades apenas se conoce lo ocurrido en esa celebraciÓn y confÍan que con el paso del tiempo. se conozcan mÁs videos y fotografÍas que entreguen detalles de los hechos. finalmente la fiesta durÓ casi una semana. y fueron invitadas mÁs de 150 personas sin restricciones en bogotÁ colombia, juanomediau aviar. univisiÓn. >>> a propÓsito de esto, nos llega una informaciÓn de Última hora en la que seÑala que varias personas que aparecen en elhm video identificÁndose como miembros de la policÍa en estados unidos eran miembros del grupo de reggaeton que estaban en la fiesta. lourdes. >>> es calienta la campaÑa presidencial en venezuela simpatizantes de hugo chÁvez y su oponente enrique capriles se enfrentaron en una manifestaciÓn en caracas. 3 personas heridas. el propio capriles, denuncio que la policÍa nacional montÓ una barricada en el barrio lavega, para que sus sim palt cuantos no asistieran a un acto de su movimiento polÍtico. >>> de otro lado, a extiende fien den la despenalizaciÓn del consumo de la marihuana se sumÓ un personaje

for example, the apron of the made from valencia from the 1960's. ok, so i have to go to the market and find one. i not know exactly the apron of the maid of valencia in the 1960's. housewife, sorry. not a mate. it is not abstract, let's say. but specific in the color, which is absolutely inspiring and fabulous to go into the story. the movie was the cook, the thief, that one -- with helen merrin, who is absolutely fabulous -- helen mirren, fabulous actress. he showed me some painting of rembrandt and said, "uc that? could you do the in modern, in today? and i said i will try. yes, but it is part of the job. so i tried. i worked with a dutch artistic director, and i get to work with him. he was very specific and fabulous man. also, they were very specific about the color. in reality, they asked me because the color is a little like in the spirit. it is something in common. i was flattered to do that, but it is beautiful to see how much they are -- our work, our demand is to make a beautiful movie. i should not be able to do anything. i never thought

we urge you move the northern border of district 92 least 15th street and extended from valencia to harrison street. i cannot convey to you enough how important is that the filipino be voting on this today. mr. rose will have some information on what this very significant proposal means in terms of the changes that this entails. i support the idea of moving away from the payroll system. i think that this this incentivizes the job creation and i am not certain what i will do with this proposal. i know that a lot of work went into this. i am grateful that we have some time before the final vote before the proposal is taken, when this final vote comes before the board, that i can get to a place where i am is supportive of this matter. when i added to the proposal for mr. avalos, we recognize ins in life, no one gets 100%. you have recognized a great deal of support for including the larger mission bay in district 10. that has now significantly changed. many believe moving the border to 16th street supports workers in mission bay in a much stronger way. advocacy of the ucsf campus is strengthene

our nick valencia is here. you've been learning about these people and have some of their stories. >> reporter: we've been tirelessly working the phones all morning and throughout the afternoon trying to get the latest information and confirm details. cnn has been able to independently confirm 7 of the 12 deceased but just last hour "the denver post" naming one more victim, rebecca wingo 32 years old originally from quinlan, texas is a mother and also a local waitress at a crab shack according to her facebook page. her father steve hernandez posting a message online confirming her death saying i lost my daughter yesterday to a mad man. my grief right now is inconsolable. i hear she died instantly without pain. however, the pain is unbearable. these are just some of the messages we're hearing, don, from numerous family members i've spoken to at the cnn national desk as well as our wire team has spoken to throughout the morning. another one of the victims we confirmed earlier this afternoon. a.j. boik a high scho

for example, the apron of the made from valencia from the 1960's. ok, so i have to go to the market and find one. i not know exactly the apron of the maid of valencia in the 1960's. housewife, sorry. not a mate. it is not abstract, let's say. but specific in the color, which is absolutely inspiring and fabulous to go into the story. the movie was the cook, the thief, that one -- with helen merrin, who is absolutely fabulous -- helen mirren, fabulous actress. he showed me some painting of rembrandt and said, "uc that? could you do the in modern, in today? and i said i will try. yes, but it is part of the job. so i tried. i worked

stocks slid in the euro hit record lows a spain's heavily indebted valencia region called a which fuelled fears of the spanish government is moving toward a full-blown bailout. let's turn to our correspondent who sent us this report from t frkft ocexan. >> the news from spain brought orus pressure for valencia going underwater naiay and also the protests in at the street against the ror measures. that brought shares in madrid down by almost%. the market barometer they're going down by that much. itls brought tremendous pressure on two german shares in eupewide shares as well and in the bond market. there was arati situation. the risk premium for spanish sovereign debteaing a new record high in comparison with german government bonds. theie that the spaniards had to offer investors climbing to a opngev 28 -- 78%, a lot. the decision by theurea ceraba not to accept greek government bonds anymore as collateralorret. >> all right, let's take a closer look at somofhe te mke numbers. the dax closed almost 2 down, 6630. the euro stoxx 50ntth d mo 3% down, 2237. the dow jones is current gng down

it is curious to me that so much has happened on valencia's street and 16, that for decades, people have wanted to happen on market street. after all the programs and the attempts at revitalizing market street, this said -- this happened -- because the rent is low. there may be other qualities with smaller block sizes. it seems to me that south of market, there are a lot of empty lots that can create the density you are talking about. we have to be careful, especially with what she was talking about and the way that people want to build. we're basically, people are on eighth street, where people basically -- this is a large development with the internal street, the kind of thing that you see in mission bay. the kind of problem that she is pointing to is turning what was public space into private space. it really kills the opportunity for variety, and different economic class is an uses. -- classes and uses. i would rather see taller buildings that cover less of the plot so that you can walk by them. what she is suggesting on the streets that go from the north to the south, with the talle

when they were fighting valencia, 65 fighter planes were sent in. here, we have had just two or three. >> it has been a year for forest fires after the driest winter in 70 years. portugal too is also suffering. more than 85 firefighters raced to the island of madeira where over 100 people were evacuated from the resort before fires damaged 25 homes. the danger is not over yet. with soaring temperatures and drought like conditions scenes like these could be repeated in the next few weeks. >> now to the second of our twin reports on the contrasting fortunes of chinese citizens. when hu jintao steps down from the top political job later this year, he will hand down an economic growth rate that is the envy of the world. but there is also in equity and social problems caused by migrant laborers working hundreds of miles from their homes. we have their story in the second of this special report. >> for all its achievements, china's leadership has failed in two major respects. the country's huge inequalities of actually gotten worse and the rule of law is

street -- valencia's street for example, we have well-trained folks that could have gone out after the night of vandalism and assess what was needed and delivered city services effectively. these folks would also be able to identify and escalate bigger issues and served as a front line for identifying systematic issues small businesses are facing and bring them to policymakers. one issue we hear a great deal about as large charges for water and sewage hookups. that can often be a deal breaker for businesses trying to open. i spent a little time talking about the loans. at understanding the needs of small businesses, we believe having access to funds to do ada improvement and in order to be able to afford certain types of improvements, we think grants or forgivable loans are a better route than having something be a loan payable back with interest. supervisor kim: i know that in the budget legislative analyst's report, there were questions about how much of the $1 million we appropriated at the end of march had wind it down. given the mayor is proposing an additional $2 million in small

. >> with the last one you mentioned, the 15th street to extend to valencia -- >> that was mentioned. it was not the last one. the last one we mentioned was -- no, that is correct. we did capture it. ok, thank you. >> i thought that was a repeat. because it is already at the freeway. and we have been dealing with that extension for a long time. >> ok, thank you. >> i had three items, but then i had a recall. i wanted to consider that three- way trade. if there is any interest in that, that was one to revisit. >> it is a revisit. >> understood. >> the second is the ucsf block we heard about today. i did not think that was on the list. >> we just made that move at the last meeting. >> right -- no, we did not. we considered that move and did not reverse it. raising it again? >> if we heard some further public comment on that today. >> it was not a different case, though. >> understood. >> so what is the case? >> it is to put it on the list that it has a relationship with d-10. >> here is how we are going to handle the items that are revisits, whether there was, today or not. we will quic

other philippine constituents have talked about as far as maintaining the border on 15th street between valencia and harrison. what everyone else failed to mention is the reason why we want to go that far, besides the density population of filipinos, is because one of my favorite coffeehouses is over there. filipinos really love coffee. [laughter] seriously, historically as you know, filipinos have been an essential part of the south of market area. that is very inclusive of that area. there is a church near there. there are areas there that are very important to filipino- americans. we want to make sure we keep our community intact. thank you for all of your hard work. thank you for keeping the giants in district 6. filipinos love the san francisco giants. we have heritage night on may 2. thank you. [tone!] >> my name is doug comstock. i want to talk about a block north of panhandle. we want to keep this block in the panhandle because we're stronger together. it is a beautiful blocked. it is a victorian blocked. it has nothing to do with the richmond. it is entirely panhandle architecture. it i

cnn's nick valencia is here with more on this journey. how did it begin? how did they find him? so many questions. >> it is shocking would he survive something like this. 28-year-old autistic man, lost in the wilderness for three weeks. we know what happened to william la fever. about june 6, june 7, he called his father from boulder, utah. originally from can colorado springs. somehow without a vehicle he gets to boulder, utah. he called his father and said he was robbed of his camping ger and needs money to get to page, arizona to get to his sister. he dezads it take this 15-mile long river hike and he gets lost. by himself. he was with his dog. his dog, trustee companion, took off on him. and he was by himself when the department of highway patrol and highway patrol from utah found him. >> how did they find him? >> great question. one of the authorities along with a pilot were recently trained on how to deal with autistic people. they say autistic people are drawn to bodies of river. so they started along the river. the pilot was on earlier today and this is what he had to sa

. >> reporter: valencia, spain has long been known for two things-- paella and its large port. but lately spain's third largest city has garnered unwanted attention as the first spanish region to seek a bailout. six others are in danger of following suit. >> it's worrisome, in the sense if they start to line up for bailout money from the national government, which is itself very strained, financially, then there could be a bailout needed from the european partners sooner than expected, previously. >> reporter: and that's why spanish borrowing costs have shot up to record levels. the country's ten-year bonds are yielding 7.5%, raising the risk it won't be able to afford to borrow in public markets. if spain needs a bailout, there will surely be ripple effects around the globe. >> it affects the eurozone economy. and the eurozone is a very large trading partner of the united states. so, if you are a u.s. investor, the problems in europe are going to have an affect on your returns and we're seeing that in weak equity markets. >> reporter: the crisis in europe appears to be escalat

next is another region much smaller than valencia. the most significant one comes from catalania. it has 42 billion euros in debt. i want need to repay 5.7 billion euros just in the second half of this year. the region hasn't decided yet if it's going to request support from the central government but that would be a major announcement if the region makes this decision very shortly. on top of that i want to mention the political aspect in spain because the regions if they request some help from the central government probably will have to give up a bit of sovereignty and that's something extremely delicate politically in spain. >> stephane is doing an extremely good job of following this fast-moving story. joining us now is our guest host for the next hour, michael croftton. michael you just heard stephane's report. plenty of concern in spain this morning. just how significant an impact, how bad do you think it could be across the u.s. open today? >> i think it could be fairly bad. it's not unexpected because the bond markets have been signalling there have been significant proble