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. >> why san francisco's own city attorney will no longer defend the way california sets bail. >>> a couple mistakenly overpays a bill >>> abc 7 news was at the oakland aviation museum this morning. the airline announced it will begin flights between oakland and gatwick airport next year, operating four times per week beginning in march, meaning british airways has service at all three airports. the airline started service in may in san jose. >> if you get arrested, the amount of time in jail might have a lot to do with mouch money you have. >> yes. abc7 news explains, california's bail system is the target of a lawsuit and today, san francisco city attorney said he won't defend it. >> the money-based bail system allows wealthy to go free while the poor and working class are forced to remain in jail. >> that is the argument made in a lawsuit file theed against san francisco and it's sheriff. the thing is that both of them agree with the lawsuit. >> that is why today my office filed papers indicating that we'll not defend that law. >> dennis herrera says that law sets bail at a specif

. >> why san francisco's own city attorney will no longer defend the way california sets bail. >>> a couple mistakenly overpays they prey on our children, spending billions. addicting 17,000 california kids each year. eventually killing one-third of them. now tobacco companies are spending millions to... defeat prop 56. because in every state that's raised tobacco taxes, smoking rates go down. so who are you going to trust? pediatricians, cancer groups and the califronia pta who all... support prop 56. or the tobacco companies trying to kill it. vote yes on 56. >>> abc 7 news was at the oakland aviation museum this morning. the airline announced it will begin flights between oakland and gatwick airport next year, operating four times per week beginning in march, meaning british airways has service at all three airports. the airline started service in may in san jose. >> if you get arrested, the amount of time in jail might have a lot to do with mouch money you have. >> yes. abc7 news explains, california's bail system is the target of a lawsuit and today, san francisco city attorney

the city of san francisco owns this oil and extracting this old. so i'm depending on our residence here in san francisco who are here today to speak up and depending on her board of supervisors to speak out and stop this practice before it continues. particularly, at this moment when now more than ever we have an opportunity to address climate change before it gets even more of a crisis situation. that was a. i'm depending on you and we are all here with you so let's do it. thanks >> thank you. yes, jed holton blew our minds. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is asher clean energy complainant with the center for biological diversity. this ordinance is a terminus opportunity to be a national leader both in the fight against climate change but also the work too great a just transition and robust energy economy group i urge you to support it. the city could become a beacon for municipalities cross california to divest from the toxic and dangerous practice of tracking in current county is awful. if you ever been there it's horrible. really across

the city of san francisco owns this oil and extracting this old. so i'm depending on our residence here in san francisco who are here today to speak up and depending on her board of supervisors to speak out and stop this practice before it continues. particularly, at this moment when now more than ever we have an opportunity to address climate change before it gets even more of a crisis situation. that was a. i'm depending on you and we are all here with you so let's do it. thanks >> thank you. yes, jed holton blew our minds. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is asher clean energy complainant with the center for biological diversity. this ordinance is a terminus opportunity to be a national leader both in the fight against climate change but also the work too great a just transition and robust energy economy group i urge you to support it. the city could become a beacon for municipalities cross california to divest from the toxic and dangerous practice of tracking in current county is awful. if you ever been there it's horrible. really across

. >>> the city of san francisco has agreed to stop leasing land it owns in kern county for oil production. after learning the city is currently leasin800-acre property to chevron. it is to help curb gas emissions and climate change. the lease generates a $23,000 a year for the city. >>> you can expect to see fresh local crab in stores and restaurants later on this week. this year's crab season across most of northern california now ticking into high gear. this is the scene in san francisco's fisherman's war of this d -- wharf. they are hoping this will be a very busy season. >> they looked to appear to be a little smaller to me at first. i think they are full . i think they are good to eat. people should have a lot of confidence. consumer confident should be good. >> crab fischer men here in northern -- fisherman here in northern calendar foreign hope to bounce back from last year. >> you need to stee it to believe it. we are talking about a nine-year-old boy. watch him as he jumps into action as his baby brother falls off of a changing table. fantastic catch. still to come you we are goi

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on our website we've mabed every single owner move and eviction in san francisco for the past three years. it's easy to find your neighborhood. you zoom in and you can see when the eviction took place. many of these are totally legal. if your address is listed here and you're not the landlord or family member, chances are someone was wrongfully evicted and you might be able to lock in the cheaper rent. fill out the official complaint form on our website. there you can also find our map. if you live in one of these homes, we want to hear from you. that's all at nbcbayarea.com. guys, back to you. >> very interesting. if you have a tip for our vittive unit, give us a call, 1-888-996-tips, or send us an e-mail to the yuunit@nbcbayaream theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> keeping it consistent for the weekend forecast, the fall that feels more like summer. good morning. >> good morning. especially in a few areas including los gatos that got close to 80 degrees. today highs in the mid 70s. maybe a few changes as we head into the start of the weekend. more clouds and at least a chance of some rain makin

top prosecutor is at odds with the san francisco police union. we will tell you with the union is asking of governor brown.>>> another day of full sunshine today in the bay area. a frost advisory goes into effect as we head into friday. we will talk about significant rain heading into the weekend.>>> san jose police say they have arrested a man who shot at two officers on sunday night two police officers were walking on patrol in east san jose and they approached a group of men, one of the men fired several shots at officers and missed. no one was injured. we're waiting on more details on the man arrested. officials say he is a known gang member and was on parole.>>> workers who were just laid off by hertz rental car are calling for a boycott. 156 workers who shuttle cars for her lost their job last week all at once. we're told by the company that 60 of those have been hired back on. earlier this month the workers walked off the job and held a rally at san francisco city hall. they received support from the chinese progressive association which h

of the people of the city and county of san francisco. i have dedicated myself to the course and when the times comes to do something for san francisco, while i am in this position. and i hope to equip myself as well as the men and women, who are here today. and in honor of the occasion. and senator feland has truly said that our work is important work. it effects the very homes and fire sides of our people. let us, therefore, conduct our proceedings with dignity, and let's maintain peace and order of this great community, and thank you madam president, and i want to make sure that his name is said today, because i would not be here and so many of us would not be here without him, we are thinking of you harvey milk. >> thank you. thank you, supervisor campos. >> and now, supervisor katie tang as originally presented by supervisor ralph. thank you, madam president. san francisco can justly feel proud of the beautiful chamber and of all of the civic center, and san francisco can justly feel proud of all of the former members of this board w

on our website we've mapped every single owner move-in eviction in san francisco for the past three years. it's easy to find your neighborhood. you can zoom in and see when the eviction took place. many of these are totally legal, but if your address is listed here and you're not the landlord or family member, chances are someone was wrongfully evicted and you might be able to lock in their cheaper rent. fill out the official complaint form we posted on our website. there you can also find our map and you can contact us. if you live in one of these homes, we want to hear from you. that's all at nbcbayarea.com. guys, back to you. >> pretty interesting information, bigad. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call, 1-888-996-tips, or send us an e-mail top tmail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> the evidence that has investigators calling this overnight crime a trip homicide. >> we reject the president elect! >> fresh unrest across the country as thousands of protesters flood the streets once again. that includes students as well. a look at the damage left behind in the bay ar

other cities around the country. >> a controversial display on a rooftop in san francisco. at 5:30, the message the homeowner was trying to send with a nazi flag. >> up next, what bart plans to do with the $3 billion voters just approved for the transit system to make some improvements. >>> it is going to be a decent morning commute so far things are beginning to fill in a little bit here at the mcarthur maze, we'll tell you more about the bridge approach when we come back >> there will be a few more high clouds, but overall temperatures way above average we'll see if there are any changes for the weekend. >>> welcome back. work on a third lane on the bridge is expected to begin next mon. bridge officials were award -- awarded the contract to a eric kirschner berkeley contractor. designed to ease traffic which typically bags up to highway 101. the project also include a pedestrian and bike lane heading in the westbound direction. the third lane is expected to be open late next year. they have already started doing some work and preparation. that's my bridge. i do notice tha

of the people of the city and county of san francisco. i have dedicated myself to the course and when the times comes to do something for san francisco, while i am in this position. and i hope to equip myself as well as the men and women, who are here today. and in honor of the occasion. and senator feland has truly said that our work is important work. it effects the very homes and fire sides of our people. let us, therefore, conduct our proceedings with dignity, and let's maintain peace and order of this great community, and thank you madam president, and i want to make sure that his name is said today, because i would not be here and so many of us would not be here without him, we are thinking of you harvey milk. >> thank you. thank you, supervisor campos. >> and now, supervisor katie tang as originally presented by supervisor ralph. thank you, madam president. san francisco can justly feel proud of the beautiful chamber and of all of the civic center, and san francisco can justly feel proud of all of the former members of this board w

. >> san francisco, oakland. >> yeah. a lot of our customers are in san francisco. our biggest city despite the fact that we're from boston. one complaint is i frequently get flat tires. we made this standard puncture resistant tire. most of the time if you want to get one of these, you have to upgrade. >> a nail won't go in it. >> no. >> if you really go at it, you can pop it. for the average rider, no. second thing, my bike after a year starts to rust. the chain starts to rust. the frame doesn't look as good. it is rusty. so we have a rust resistant chain standard. and then a rust resistant aluminum frame. and then even the saddle is also weather proof too. i don't know if you have seen people with plastic bags over the sad many. they get water logged. >> how many bikes have you sold. >> just over 600. >> what about funding? are you getting a lot of funding in? you mentioned kickstarter. how much does the company have right now. >> we are venture backed since 2014. yeah. we've been fighting for quite some time. >> have you ever had one stolen. >> yep. they get sto

voice this is a sanctuary city is that right a sanctuary city are we're here in san francisco not only the undocumented by the documented as well the folks that come to san francisco like i did pursuing a vision in 1957 i heard 79 there i was beat necks by day and night 1957 and in 6 heaven on the urban checkerboard and still live that way and don't care airbnb i see their explaining the situation but come together as residents thank you people. >> thank you, sir and after this speaker i'll call a few more speaker cards if i called are your name come up up. >> (calling names) you embed ma'am. >> okay hello, again i'm still caring i'm a home sharing that made my first appearance in august of 2014 we been resident the western edition since 197640 wonderful years a teacher my wife and i a school social worker are retired since 2004 everyone knows that employees of school districts do not earn big bucks with pension to live here our two sons were you rates here and committed to making their homes and have friends of 50 years people ask us if we plan to move from san francisco where else wi

>> the estimates of gays in san francisco range from 12% in the city to 25%. >> san francisco attracted a lot of gay men, different ethnicity and racial background. very young. and highly sexualized, to walk down castro street, my street, in 1980, it could sometimes take me a half an hour to walk a block, because i knew everybody. >> the average gay man had sexual encounters with at least 500 different men, 28% with more than a thousand. >> early the last time we talked you said never in the history of the world has there been so much sex available to men as there is for gay men in san francisco. >> i think that's probably true. i don't think there's any question. that's true. >> and what's the consequence of that? >> i can't answer that. >> a rare, deadly form of cancer has shown up in 41 homosexual men and it created concern among public health officials. >> the disease isn't considered contagious, officials at the national centers for disease control want homosexual men and their physicians to be the aware of it. >> i was working at centers for disease control in the sexually transmi

. >> no we don't check. >> this is the director of the san francisco rent board, the agency in charge of investigating wrongful eviction. they do investigate cases if someone files a complaint. >> so the person evicted has to be their own private investigator. >> at this point, yes. >> he says the best option for people is to take their landlords to court. if you've been wrongly evicted law allows you to collect damages totaling millions of dollars. >> there's really no way to minimize the importance. >> it's tragic and very unfortunate. >> where has the city been. why doesn't there appear to be over sight. >> like many laws on the books we're a complaint-driven enforcement system. it would help if we start doing these random audits and prosecuting owners that were flagrantly evading the law. >> the rent board has a random sampling to the district's attorney office each month to investigate but we discovered not a single person has been prosecuted in nearly the past ten years. it's difficult to prove that landlords intended to commit proud when they evicted their tenants. which brings

in san francisco - a measure that would ban tents on sidewalks looks like it's going to pass. prop q bans encampments. and authorizes city officials to remove them after a 24-hour notice. the measure requires the city to offer a shelter bed or other types of housing to those displaced. but homeless advocates say the measure is an empty one. since the tents are already illegal and there aren't enough beds in san francisco shelters. we reached out to san francisco supervisor mark farrell who sponsored prop q. he did not get back to us. voters have cracked down on fracking and new oil-well drilling.in monterey county. yesterday.voters adopted a ballot measure to phase out new oil drilling and ban fracking. oil companies raised more than 5-million-dollars against the measure. bernie sanders and actor leonardo dicaprio were among some campaigning for the ban. monterey county is the state's fourth-largest oil-producing county. now.it's the seventh county in the state to ban fracking. and the bay area led the pack on the ban.back in july.alameda county became the first to outlaw frac

the 95th anniversary of a music program in san francisco. >> ktvu allie rasmus is live in the city where she is getting in tune with the organizers that help people make their own kind of music. take it away. good morning. >> reporter: they are having a bit of a birthday celebration. we are inside the auditorium of the community music center. this is a nonprofit organization around for 95 years. what they do, they provide music lessons for anyone that needs them. they provide a lot of financial assistance and scholarships. 60% of the people get financial aid. what they are doing as part of the birthday celebration, it's a fundraiser. they have having a performance- thon. i have some of the students that will be performing. this is oscar and caroline and their father thor. they have been taking lessons the last two years. take it away guys. let's listen in. ♪[ music ] >> i will speak quietly. i don't want to interrupt them. i have chris, the director. >> good morning. >> they sound greeted, especially for being relative novice, two years. oscar has been playing the base for two years. h

by the cities and counties of san francisco currently the project site is developed with a surface parking lot with the achievement vehicle parking spaces this rezoning and height recomplication or clarification to allow for the construction of 9 story 85 foot three-legged stool one and 65 square feet mixed use building on july 28th the planning commission heard the legislative amendment for the achievement reclassification after public comment that was overwhelmingly supportive the achievement commission voted 5 to zero for recommending the achievement board of supervisors adapt this proposed ordinance that is before you. >> some of the basis for the recommendation of approval the fact this zoning and height will allow construction of 100 percent in the mission district that was experiencing the issues of gentrification and displacement the rezoning with the enhancing of the city's supply of affordable housing in the mission district neighborhood and additionally the achievement mixed use rezone is appropriate for the achievement site it is consistent with the achievement zoning district

of the people of the city and county of san francisco. i have dedicated myself to the course and when the times comes to do something for san francisco, while i am in this position. and i hope to equip myself as well as the men and women, who are here today. and in honor of the occasion. and senator feland has truly said that our work is important work. it effects the very homes and fire sides of our people. let us, therefore, conduct our proceedings with dignity, and let's maintain peace and order of this great community, and thank you madam president, and i want to make sure that his name is said today, because i would not be here and so many of us would not be here without him, we are thinking of you harvey milk. >> thank you. thank you, supervisor campos. >> and now, supervisor katie tang as originally presented by supervisor ralph. thank you, madam president. san francisco can justly feel proud of the beautiful chamber and of all of the civic center, and san francisco can justly feel proud of all of the former members of this board w

. >>> passions also running high in san francisco. >> [chanting] >> several thousand people marched last night before ending up at city hall. the event was organized by city and antiwar groups. they include mothers who brought their young children to join in the protests. >> the person who's going to be president is going to cause problems for people that we love and for other people in the world. and as much as you can explain these things to a four-year-old. >> we are joining this march. >> police officers are keeping things under control but for this -- and for the most part of this it was peaceful. one of the largest protest happened outside trump tower in new york city. and, other major rallies were in los angeles chicago and dallas. the protests shut down the 101 freeway there were more protest planned in the bay area including a demonstration again tonight in downtown oakland. and we know more high school students are planning to walk out. and as more and more people they take to protest the results of the election some people are questioning their tactics. >> many wonder if the v

this scene could pass for hours, and to possibly 10:00 >>rebecca: getting into san francisco that is one to be a grind from the maze into the city across the entire freeway if trying to get to the bay bridge is definitely fog >>james: will start to listen sunshine around the bay for now have to deal with all become you getting around the area >>mark: for the san jose police officers were on foot patrol near the area looby in ripley drive if they try to talk to grow of man the group ran away one of them turned and fired several shots he's fit to talk devices for if he jos and the administration for the second is his campaign see all--ceo he says no one should be surprised. >>reporter: he standing with a noose around his neck that as a resonating feeling in the neighborhood than as a not in reaction to the presidential election in became complicated after he passed away the two shared a joint savings account and a joint the dollhouse but because he did not have the time to make it will be is now out more than $50,000 in court and lawyers fees. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in

cities and states to have their own community and their history should be recognized too. thank you very much. >> thank you. anyone else? alright. ladies and gentlemen, public comment is closed. just want to recognize the advocates, planning department, supervisor kim, i think this is a fantastic idea and i'm very excited for the contributions, the future contributions that soma philipinas cultural district will add to san francisco. as a native san franciscan i'm delighted we are taking proactive steps in preserving cultures particularly cultures that are very vulnerable in the city and at risk of being pushed out to the high cost. all sorts of different reasons. i think this is a fantastic program and looking to model something similar possibly in the bayview community so looking to-thank you. glad you agree. looking for your wisdom and leadership on the dialogue that has transpired so we can begin to insure that we got the diverse culture that made and built san francisco every present. thank you supervisor kim. is there any last remarks? >> just want to thank all the c

voice this is a sanctuary city is that right a sanctuary city are we're here in san francisco not only the undocumented by the documented as well the folks that come to san francisco like i did pursuing a vision in 1957 i heard 79 there i was beat necks by day and night 1957 and in 6 heaven on the urban checkerboard and still live that way and don't care airbnb i see their explaining the situation but come together as residents thank you people. >> thank you, sir and after this speaker i'll call a few more speaker cards if i called are your name come up up. >> (calling names) you embed ma'am. >> okay hello, again i'm still caring i'm a home sharing that made my first appearance in august of 2014 we been resident the western edition since 197640 wonderful years a teacher my wife and i a school social worker are retired since 2004 everyone knows that employees of school districts do not earn big bucks with pension to live here our two sons were you rates here and committed to making their homes and have friends of 50 years people ask us if we plan to move from san francisco where else wi

cities and states to have their own community and their history should be recognized too. thank you very much. >> thank you. anyone else? alright. ladies and gentlemen, public comment is closed. just want to recognize the advocates, planning department, supervisor kim, i think this is a fantastic idea and i'm very excited for the contributions, the future contributions that soma philipinas cultural district will add to san francisco. as a native san franciscan i'm delighted we are taking proactive steps in preserving cultures particularly cultures that are very vulnerable in the city and at risk of being pushed out to the high cost. all sorts of different reasons. i think this is a fantastic program and looking to model something similar possibly in the bayview community so looking to-thank you. glad you agree. looking for your wisdom and leadership on the dialogue that has transpired so we can begin to insure that we got the diverse culture that made and built san francisco every present. thank you supervisor kim. is there any last remarks? >> just want to thank all the c

voice this is a sanctuary city is that right a sanctuary city are we're here in san francisco not only the undocumented by the documented as well the folks that come to san francisco like i did pursuing a vision in 1957 i heard 79 there i was beat necks by day and night 1957 and in 6 heaven on the urban checkerboard and still live that way and don't care airbnb i see their explaining the situation but come together as residents thank you people. >> thank you, sir and after this speaker i'll call a few more speaker cards if i called are your name come up up. >> (calling names) you embed ma'am. >> okay hello, again i'm still caring i'm a home sharing that made my first appearance in august of 2014 we been resident the western edition since 197640 wonderful years a teacher my wife and i a school social worker are retired since 2004 everyone knows that employees of school districts do not earn big bucks with pension to live here our two sons were you rates here and committed to making their homes and have friends of 50 years people ask us if we plan to move from san francisco where else wi

voice this is a sanctuary city is that right a sanctuary city are we're here in san francisco not only the undocumented by the documented as well the folks that come to san francisco like i did pursuing a vision in 1957 i heard 79 there i was beat necks by day and night 1957 and in 6 heaven on the urban checkerboard and still live that way and don't care airbnb i see their explaining the situation but come together as residents thank you people. >> thank you, sir and after this speaker i'll call a few more speaker cards if i called are your name come up up. >> (calling names) you embed ma'am. >> okay hello, again i'm still caring i'm a home sharing that made my first appearance in august of 2014 we been resident the western edition since 197640 wonderful years a teacher my wife and i a school social worker are retired since 2004 everyone knows that employees of school districts do not earn big bucks with pension to live here our two sons were you rates here and committed to making their homes and have friends of 50 years people ask us if we plan to move from san francisco where else wi

voice this is a sanctuary city is that right a sanctuary city are we're here in san francisco not only the undocumented by the documented as well the folks that come to san francisco like i did pursuing a vision in 1957 i heard 79 there i was beat necks by day and night 1957 and in 6 heaven on the urban checkerboard and still live that way and don't care airbnb i see their explaining the situation but come together as residents thank you people. >> thank you, sir and after this speaker i'll call a few more speaker cards if i called are your name come up up. >> (calling names) you embed ma'am. >> okay hello, again i'm still caring i'm a home sharing that made my first appearance in august of 2014 we been resident the western edition since 197640 wonderful years a teacher my wife and i a school social worker are retired since 2004 everyone knows that employees of school districts do not earn big bucks with pension to live here our two sons were you rates here and committed to making their homes and have friends of 50 years people ask us if we plan to move from san francisco where else wi

by absentee owners living outside of san francisco their second homes check your own tax assessors office this is the truth those luxury units are not affordable to the middle-income first responders the police, teachers city workers construction workers and even many tax workers can't afford cultural question have built one and 20 percent above had is needed san francisco has a condo with massive industry and according to the san francisco business times they've agreed we have too much the studies will have more housing units are needed to offset the market-rate development the university of california has done extensive studies on displacement and gentrification in the mission don't you even read and study those studies those studies exhibit real facts on the effects of luxury housing development since the 22 luxury developments sites in the mission are public real estate interests and developers have been moving in and iranians the rent and environmental impact people and businesses at an incredible rate so the compassionate to make a killing financially before their built currently th

portland, berkeley, san francisco, los angeles. so what are you doing? you're wrecking your own family. >> these cities we saw in philadelphia, i mean, numbers were down. they didn't come out for hillary clinton in the way they came out for president obama. so they sat on their hands and didn't vote. now they're voting after the election by smashing store fronts. >> it's so funny. wednesday night i was trying to cross -- my wife and i were trying to cross sixth avenue and a thousand of demonstrators came marching up sixth avenue there. and i was just thinking as i saw them, how many of you actually voted? i mean, did you vote? did you vote? now, in terms of what they are doing, i mean, you've really got to come down hard. when you break someone's property. when you hurt someone like the thugs beating up that white guy who voted for trump, the detroit seen so horrible. >> horrible. >> that and just as horrible to me was white students shouting white power and build the wall in their schools and putting up signs that say colored people drink from this wate

as you may know, san francisco unified school district is issuing its own bonds since 2003 prior to the passage of prop 39 we couldn't have our own baunz and had to be city bonds. all our issued bonds are sfusd bonds so all the bonds have expired mptd we issue bonds every year. the district has $900 million of bonds outstanding. only lausd, oakland and long beach have more. the debt policy will move the district to a more professional footing and need-good we have a policy before a new bond in the 2016 bond begin to be issued and under the new law publications must have a debt policy after january 2017 so required to have it anyway and the recommendation is policy reviewed before each bond issuance. when we issue bonds and-this policy will also allow cover other kind of debt besides bond-certificate of participation so the committee recommends we pass this. >> thank you. >> thank you vise president walton and commissioner wynns for very skillful summary of the item. for this item our chief financial officer rita mont von will read the requested action to the record. >> thank you. the re

as you may know, san francisco unified school district is issuing its own bonds since 2003 prior to the passage of prop 39 we couldn't have our own baunz and had to be city bonds. all our issued bonds are sfusd bonds so all the bonds have expired mptd we issue bonds every year. the district has $900 million of bonds outstanding. only lausd, oakland and long beach have more. the debt policy will move the district to a more professional footing and need-good we have a policy before a new bond in the 2016 bond begin to be issued and under the new law publications must have a debt policy after january 2017 so required to have it anyway and the recommendation is policy reviewed before each bond issuance. when we issue bonds and-this policy will also allow cover other kind of debt besides bond-certificate of participation so the committee recommends we pass this. >> thank you. >> thank you vise president walton and commissioner wynns for very skillful summary of the item. for this item our chief financial officer rita mont von will read the requested action to the record. >> thank you. the re

and historically san francisco is where they. where they. -- they see it and for those at my luncheon and to be there on your own time as commissioner hardeman talked about and be in uniform it's just a beautiful thing and members of the community have an opportunity to have interaction. thank you very much for all of that as well. i also have just one question chief hayes-white. when you were talking about the strategic plan does that strategic plan incorporate some of the remarks or recommendations or the summary of the grand jury report? >> so we -- since i have been chief we probably and since you have been a commissioner longer than i have been chief, we had a number of grand jury reports so i would say indirectly it addresses any of the sort of issues or challenges facing the department. did you have a specific grand jury report in mind? was it the most recent one on fire prevention? >> yeah, my thought process was the most recent one. >> okay. >> but part of that is also to vice president cleaveland's question and projecti

internet access is mandatory in the 21st century and we urge you to create a publicly owned city-wide gigabyte network for the businesses and in fiber, wireless et cetera on the network to be managed by paid city workers and not third parties except government associations like the airport and freeways were. in this issue of this magazine it highlights multiple occupancy buildings and i recommend that you read it. some amendments on top of the building code and actually workses and meefns conduit into the cabling and internet providers doing the trenching and providing access into the buildings become publicly owned and in exchange for that would be provided perform access to the band with through the med medium and the conduit and [inaudible] should be mandatory. we need to be distinguish between the proposal you're proposing and mandatory access for competing carriers and the long range issues and mandatory building access is necessary first step providing san franciscans with meaningful choice within the carriers. it's not fair to allow owners to hold their tenants hostage or to a

cities and states to have their own community and their history should be recognized too. thank you very much. >> thank you. anyone else? alright. ladies and gentlemen, public comment is closed. just want to recognize the advocates, planning department, supervisor kim, i think this is a fantastic idea and i'm very excited for the contributions, the future contributions that soma philipinas cultural district will add to san francisco. as a native san franciscan i'm delighted we are taking proactive steps in preserving cultures particularly cultures that are very vulnerable in the city and at risk of being pushed out to the high cost. all sorts of different reasons. i think this is a fantastic program and looking to model something similar possibly in the bayview community so looking to-thank you. glad you agree. looking for your wisdom and leadership on the dialogue that has transpired so we can begin to insure that we got the diverse culture that made and built san francisco every present. thank you supervisor kim. is there any last remarks? >> just want to thank all the c

as you may know, san francisco unified school district is issuing its own bonds since 2003 prior to the passage of prop 39 we couldn't have our own baunz and had to be city bonds. all our issued bonds are sfusd bonds so all the bonds have expired mptd we issue bonds every year. the district has $900 million of bonds outstanding. only lausd, oakland and long beach have more. the debt policy will move the district to a more professional footing and need-good we have a policy before a new bond in the 2016 bond begin to be issued and under the new law publications must have a debt policy after january 2017 so required to have it anyway and the recommendation is policy reviewed before each bond issuance. when we issue bonds and-this policy will also allow cover other kind of debt besides bond-certificate of participation so the committee recommends we pass this. >> thank you. >> thank you vise president walton and commissioner wynns for very skillful summary of the item. for this item our chief financial officer rita mont von will read the requested action to the record. >> thank you. the re