it used to say an accessible entry and now you need accessible exits as well. for new accessible for remodels red you with use the second exit. >> the lift, ironically we got a call from a client who wants to install an out door lift to get from the garage and the platform at the main level of the house. i was wondering whether wise is that allowed in san francisco. i see by the brochure of the lift manufacture they do outside lifts. i was concerned about pushing electrical butt ons on it. >> i see out door lifts in the city and they need more service but are listed and approved. >> if you want information about golden gate association can they give a call. >> 781-5348 extension one. website is ggra. org. there is hundreds of pages of data on the website. >> like to thank kevin lesly from golden gate restaurant association. thank you very much. [applause]. thank you for coming. we will see you next time. >> welcome to the 2011 spj town hall. i'm here with my co-host to welcome you to what promises to be a fascinating discussion about the changes taking place in

do you have all the resources that you need? have you collected all the material that you need if you are going to start doing a lifting exercise because someone is trapped? because you never start a rescue, you never start a lifting exercise, never start anything, unless you know you are going to be able to finish it, have enough of the resources to do it. and do you have the right equipment? you need specialized equipment? do you have access to that? maybe, maybe not. so size up, you want to establish your priorities, make your decisions. you want to come up with a plan and after you have a plan, you want to take action. remember, it's continuous fact gathering process. you want to evaluate your progress. there are 50 percent of the people can be rescued by who? this is where you come in for the next 30 percent to make it 80 percent of the people. the next 30 percent of the people can be rescued by you people. then there's another 15 percent, that's where the fire department comes in, or the sheriff's department, people who are

you guys cannot wait for two meetings from now. the need to decide today because the media will take wind of this and put these particles out there and you will make it difficult for the taxi drivers to be out there servicing the public. you think crime's have happened in the past? people are upset because they think we are asking for money. how about taking some of that and throwing it back into the taxi industry where it belongs? >> [reading names] >> its nice to see you were holding town hall meetings so that the drivers could give their input. the figure would be an increase of 22%. the cost of living has gone up since the last one. if there wasn't a meager increase for the last two years, it would be a wash. you have two things in play, the have pushing for a date increase and you have the credit card charges. i think it would be unconscionable to give the companies both of those things. if they want a meter increase, they can eat the credit card charges. if it won the credit card charges taken care of, there's no reason in the world t

yes, you need 2 exits or no you don't need 2 exits and yes, you need fire sprinklers it's good to have a preapplication meeting with fire. if you are far enough along in your space and architect and designers so you know what the questions will be. this is not a general discussion. here are the issues we would like to address. we're happy to do that and 586139 is the number to call. >> there is a cost. preapplication meetings, you know how much? >> 300. 350 dollars? something like that a few hundred dollars. >> tip 6. work with a real estate attorney and contractor when negotiating the lees or purchasing a business much this is part of developing a team. we had a talk with real estate gp development people doing the not very nice way of saying it, flipping buildings in san francisco. purchasing buildings, improving them and selling them. some ask, why does it take me 8 months and they do it in 3 months? what's the difference? the difference it turned out on lengthy discussion is they have a team, they know what they are doing. they know how to get a permit. they got the plans prepared

police -- to the fbi, and the number is -- and you need to talk to the d.c. circuit. you can continue to talk about this. -- you need to talk to the duty officer. >> my next step would be to go to the inspector general's office. this is a law enforcement organization, and they were involved in the case, so i am taking it one step at a time. president mazzucco: i agree. >> so what i would like to do his equivocation on the occ findings, and i gave you all the details prior to the meeting, so -- commissioner: we are aware of the germans issues and have dealt with them as best as we can. we have responded to them, and there is nothing else we can do at this time for him, but we are well aware of the issues that he brings. >> you are an investigative body, and you have to issue findings that makes sense. the person who filed the complaint cannot walk away scratching the said, wondering, what did they mean by this finding? information only note is a general smoky finding that can mean one thing, and it can mean something else, it 180 degrees opposite direction -- a

you need to train them and you need to invest in them and you need to change your budget in favor ofurity. >> charlie: do you have enough resources to do the job that you believe has to be done? >> well, you have -- you never have enough resources to do the things that the government wants to do. that's the key of the economy. the economy is the art of the -- >> charlie: but it is true, as you know, and you understand this much better than i do, that there are people who will argue that you should tax the wealthy more in order to provide the revenue and to provide a safe environment for all the people, and if you don't have the resources, that's one step that you ought to do. >> actually, i'm trying to pass tax reform in mexico. at least, i made twice tax reform in mexico, and with a very expensive political cost, but i realized that i must do that. however, i need to face the opposition of the congress because i have not majority in the congress, so i passed reform in 2007 and 2008 in order to establish a new tax on business, and 2009 i passed another reform and we got to increase 1

, you need to find a way to fix it. if there needs to be out there more programs for these people, more resources where they can get to as soon as possible, you know, where they can speak their languages cause alcohol doesn't have any color or any face, any language. it comes in any, it can be anybody. and then problems sounds like, you just, you can deal with it if you seek for help, then addiction sounds more like you are in serious problem. i think it's the same thing, i mean i think that if you have an addiction, you have a problem. you know, if you have a problem, you could possibly have an addiction. so the same thing goes you know, they need help, they have an illness and they need support. if i told you i was in recovery, what does recovery mean to you? i, i think you're really trying to get, get back on the right track and, and i would certainly pray for you and hope that you could stay there and get better because recovery is very difficult you, first of all you have to admit that you need the recovery. and the

ultimately, you need to own your own education. we want to give you the tools for yourself so you can fight for a quality education. that is what it is all about. when you become a student here, you become active, and you can fight for what you believe is right and what you believe you deserve as a quality education. these are really important takeaways. we want you to leave today with college knowledge, persistence, college options, and self advocacy. i really struggled through the first year, but i made it. i made it through my bachelor's degree, my master's degree, and i am in the final year of my doctorate program. if i did it, every single person in this room can. do not have a doubt at all. we want you to be convinced that today is the day you can absorb all the information from every person you interact with because we want you to leave feeling empowered and that college is for you. we are truly committed to making sure every single person feels welcome today and our overarching message to you is you are college material. you

you need to clean a gutter out. how often? >> if you're near a pine tree, there's a lot of pines in san francisco, the needles can fill up, you -- probably twice, at least twice a year. it depends on where -- how many trees are near your house and what kind of leaves they have. >> so if the gutter fills up or even just enough to block that little down spout there, that's enough to have the water overflow into some location where you don't want it to be. either underneath in the front or under in the back or something. and cause real serious problems. >> we just had a situation off of a street in the jordan park area of san francisco where the down spout was blocked up and it just went over the lip back under the siding and it rotted out the whole quarter -- corner of the house just because a lack of maintenance, a lack of failure to clean out the gutter. >> i put this in here because the stairs and various kinds of tile work can be so beautiful and san francisco has so much lovely work. it's not impossible to maintain. all you

you need to finish more english class is because you have only two years and need four -- the need to finish more english classes. this is a big problem for international kids. you will see many international kids, and they are very smart, but they just did not have the opportunity to go to university. >> thank you all. we are going to have the rest of the students file in so we can have more formal remarks, but i want to thank all of you for sharing remarks. there is a few obvious takeaways for us around making classes more interesting and relevant, making sure we understand what is happening inside and outside the classroom and supporting students and making sure that we are connecting that to students coming from different backgrounds. all good lessons for us to think about. i appreciate also the fact that what we're doing here today will make a difference to getting over some of the barriers to getting into college. mr. mayor, i do not know if you want to share any final thoughts as we let the masses in. mayor lee: first of all, thank you for including me with all of these other p

you need to do something different. if what you are trying to do is shut it down, and be honest about it. do not try to fool the parents, because you are not fooling them. do not try to fool the teachers, because you are not fooling them either. the honest about it. [applause] >> i am a teacher. i am here to speak on behalf of our enthusiastic art teacher, emily van dyke. family is one of our most enthusiastic teachers and -- family is one of our most enthusiastic teachers, who -- emily is one of our most enthusiastic teachers, who consistently gets results. she is an advocate. she works on behalf of not just students but also our school by way of being involved in numerous committees, and just reflecting a constructive adult attitude to our students, someone that is positive, open- minded, and honest with them. thank you. [applause] >> i am susanna morgan. i am an art teacher with the star arts program that is being consolidated, so i have been an art teacher for four years, and every year i have received a layoff notic

thank you. >> do we need a motion? >> i think you have made one to put this on the calendar at may 25. is there any public comment? seeing none, if you could call the roll. good >> the motion to reschedule item 8 to may 25. on that motion -- [calling votes] this matter is rescheduled to may 25. >> we will return to our regular calendar item #4, which is special items. this is a resolution in honor of his many years of dedicated service and assisting with the resolution of board matters. assuming this is approved, we can invite mr. kornfield to appear, but it is for your consideration. >> is it possible to do it when the full board is here? i think it is a terrific idea. >> do we need some sort of motion? >> yes, you do a. >> i think it is well written. thank you. >> is there any public comment on item number four? >> i saw this item on the agenda and wanted to come by to express my appreciation for mr. corn field -- mr. kornfield. you could always count on him to give an informed opinion based on the building code and a

i mean when you're in egypt or you in english this is this is why don't you need being brought us in these are good or worse is was like comprised of me and my siblings you might understand that if you are in if there were meant to be the or most people will not understand that so if you want to get on with your cause you can say this is our company top management you're the most going to have mostly me and the hurt you know my parents and you get the same message across the world are seem very to belong to my limited release and if it were not on you better so your heat hate in terms of understanding we tend i was better if you used nice kind of obligation ok robert if i can go to you in copenhagen is this just jibberish bad english. i think it's very clear that. when you are in the real world you obviously have to communicate as best you can i am worried by the idea that a simplified form of english like that. is in it's a bit like mcdonald is ation it's a package version which apparently will give you the satisfaction that you need whereas in the real world. people don't really fun

wherever you need us. we'll be there. listening. t means. [ male announcer ] pick enterprise. we'll pick you up®. >> jimmy: hi there, we're back. still to come, scott weiland. every few months, our next guest stops by to entertain, educate and endanger us in the name of science. he's an actual school teacher at the fessenden school in newton, massachusetts. please welcome "science bob" pflugfelder. hello, science bob. how are you? thank you for coming out. >> awesome to be here. >> jimmy: who is teaching your class while you are here? >> we have a sub in today. >> jimmy: is science real? >> science is not magic. it's real. >> jimmy: okay. and shouldn't it be -- isn't it better left to the chinese? [ laughter ] >> ah -- it's for everyone. science is for everyone. >> jimmy: that's great. show us what we're going to do here. >> all right, sure. do you remember learning about bernoles principle? >> jimmy: who? >> he was an incredible mathematician, incredible scientist, did all sorts of crazy formulas on the way air moves and air pressur

you are through. what he got from us or your products or your services understand the needs of your customer and you don't need a full english for that you did you can believe he's limited english providing you four or new girl rules you he formulated you use sentences and you check that your teeth are in front of you our understanding which was native english speakers don't think you should do then and learning a foreign language to do business in d.c. in a foreign land is valid in only one instance if you are living in d.c. for an answer i used to be here you know measure for say stop was all good if company so as soon as they assigned frenchman two hundred company that is the answer he was expected to be able to run and keep pushing for months so you had to take a guy who spoke with a german and english and from once he was enough to discuss the scout who speak loudly in english not in his announcement in a country that old so that's true but when you are discussing international business you need who understood that the waterway language was going to be some kind of english and there would be no step

that but we think you need to have, you have a citywide exemption for environmental review. need to have an environmental review citywide to deal with all of these variances within the city. there are clutters, there are serious environmental impacts that need to be looked at and that is the process where you look at mitigation and eliminations of those environmental impacts and that's what we're asking. we're not opposing at&t's network with being installed. we support improvements that those. we think it needs to go through a process where you have an independent party, not at&t, actually moderating the process by which mitigations where they're needed are dealt with and eliminations are dealt with. ok? thank you. >> good afternoon, president chiu, and members of the board. i'm susan brant holy, i'm an attorney who has practice on ceqa and i'm representing apellants. since time is short i'm going to jump into talking about the categorical exemption process. it's been confused in this situation. categorical exemptions basically are the legislators' attempt to avoid unnecess

of your customer and you don't need a full english product you did you can do it has a limited english programming you forward to go rules you he formulate you use sentences and you check that you're in front of you are understanding you which most native english speakers don't think they should do and then. in language to do business in d.c. in a foreign land is valid in only one instance if you are living in destroying and so they used to be here you know here for serious talk was all do we have so many so as soon as they are saying frenchman two hundred company and its alliance it was expected to be able to run dutch and speak dutch and for months so you had to take a guy who spoke with a german and english and in four months he was you know to discuss ways card near schools hourly and english not in his announcement in the country they don't so that's true but when you are discussing international gives business you meet people who are understood that the war where language it was going to be some kind of english and there will be

the point, you need to do more. if you're a parent, if you're a teacher, you need to open your eyes. you need to open your ears. you need to communicate. >> it's the parent and the teacher's job to kind of notice some of those things sometimes to actually step up and say, you know, what's going on? >> i think as parents we've got to be vocal. i think we need to be present. i think we need to show up. i think we need to talk to other kids. >> not every parent or child showed up today. but these two say they are thankful for those who did. >> i had to switch schools because of bullying. and it is really touching to me and a touching subject. so i am grateful that they are actually talking about it to other kids. >> reporter: mike mibach, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> hundreds of international tour guide operators and travel writers fans out across the bay area today as part of the u.s. travel association's annual international powwow. crews were visibly putting together displays for the convention that showcases america's

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you put again meeting again meeting. we need it now. there are so many standing outside and if you do not do it today, you are pushing us forward to a strike. if we stand today -- i just want to give that out for you guys. [reading names] >> i am a taxi driver. i have enjoyed driving a cab l.a. san francisco. my part-time driver and i enjoy representing my company. it is a great job. i've never spoken here before, so excuse me if i am a bit nervous. i'm confused by what i have heard here today because i have heard a lot of vagaries. some people say you are ready to vote but there are procedural issues and you have not told us what the drop would increase to. you are talking about the package of services in the pipeline, but that has not been specified. i'm confused about that. the recommendation on the time and distance sounds just about right. but, that will be neutralized by the credit card fee now being imposed on drivers. i have heard a couple of people talk about micromanagement. while not being in control of their own issues -- som

but for most activities, you need your hands. when do you wash them? know you should wash up after using the restroom, and before preparing food. but do you wash your hands everytime after petting an animal? how about after handling money? >> i don't wash my hands after handling money. >> a survey finds one in five people wash their hands after touching money which is why it is so germy. >> a simple $1 bill lasts for approximately 18 months. during those 18 months that $1 bill has s touched by thousands of people. people do not wash their hands after sneezing and people who do not wash their hands after using the bathroom. people who have handled raw meat p.m. everybody touches the money and mob actually thinks about washing their hands after touching money. money is one of the filthiest things we have out there. >> okay, you're getting the point. we need to wash more often. but how long is long enough? ten seconds? 15 to 20 seconds? or a full minute?! >> i consider myself a fairly hygienic person so i would wash my hands for like a minute, just lather