is to be a bit special that used to be an old quarry but since then they've used to train. ilitary divers and even a few gems like me. fingers crossed it's going to be one issue you can see them. and turn on the bottom i wasn't disappointed. business sunken plane complete with nazi insignia. and it makes a pretty intimidating obstacle course. i was even able to bring away a souvenir as well. that is a great dive site beneath the clarity was a little bit of the water but i did notice the in particular. figure that. james cameron dropped. back on dry land it was time to take him some more of the local region and visit a poignant reminder of how modern kaliningrad was founded. the clinton grand region came into existence at the end of the second world war when it was an expired the soviet union and it was the scene of some fierce fighting from one thousand nine hundred forty forty five and here in the little village of risk it's one of the few places in russia where you can find a soviet memorial next to a german war cemetery. several hundred german soldiers have been repaired

that is precisely why i am trying to be created here, to have a unit that will ultimately allow us to be self-funding, and take additional responsibility from the general fund that you're giving us now and have historically given. that is something that would be worth pursuing over the course of the next several years. i have had discussions with the mayor's office about that and they have been supportive of a pilot plan on that. that would be the one major initiative but i would say is a trend that i would like to pursue. supervisor chu: to be clear, you mentioned five new positions be requested for the city attorney's office, three of which relate to redevelopment agency work, and then the two for the consumer protection unit? >> correct. supervisor chu: and then with regard to some of the other areas where we ask departments to respond, it sounds like you do not have capital programs coming forward. do you have any jobs or internships available through the city attorney that is able to benefit youth, particularly, in the summertime? >> yes, supervisor. as you can imagine, most of t

proceed to make your ship this used to be living room this used to be a bedroom the house has been completely gutted from the inside by the router which came right up to the tops of the windows with miller managed to escape and sat right on a neighbor's fence where house collapsed she was perhaps you will know his neighbors say just down the road a neighbor i know room and had her house collapse on top of. the deadly floods in southern russia sent reverberations across the country the region is a massive tourist tub with thousands of holidaymakers heading there every summer with traveling communications now paralyzed news about friends and loved ones caught up in the disaster area is limited his art is current arace. i'm here in moscow standing in front of one of the major transportation halts this train station behind me are where the trains depart to head into and we've been seeing cancellations and delays but more importantly it's the families who are suffering families of those people who are still stranded in crossing and they can't even reach them let alone not by train but even by tele

thank you again for inviting us to be a part of today's summit. it is truly an honor, and we look forward to continuing to see more great projects and more wonderful events like this here in san -- in san francisco. thank you. [applause] >> well, as the kids say, that is information you can use. thank you so much. our next speaker is the co- founder and chief scientific officer of post-it science. he heads the company's goal team that has for more than three decades. he has been a leading pioneer in brain plasticity research. in the late 1980's, he was responsible for inventing something that i hope to own on my own, and in plans to approve my hearing. in 1996, he was the founder and ceo of scientific learning corporation, which markets and distributes software that applies principles of brain plasticity to assist children with language learning in reading. we are plowing -- proud to have him join us today to take part in this forum. [applause] >> thank you. i want to one-upping the mayor and say that today is my 70th birthday. [applause] still ali

an emergency truck and iciness i got up there i saw my neighbors very collapse particularly this used to be living room this used to be her bedroom the house has been completely gutted from the inside by the router which came right up to the tops of the windows with milla managed to escape and sat there and right on a neighbor's fence where the house collapsed she was perhaps you will know his neighbors say just down the road a neighbor on a river and had her house collapse on top of thousands of workers with heavy equipment trying to clean up the fast amounts of deborah and to provide people with shelter and with food but things are becoming more difficult as time wears on food supplies short people here are exhausted they are hungry and increasingly they're angry. russian president vladimir putin flew over the area and it's come and met local leaders to try and decide what should be done to help people here as best possible and he's demanded an inquiry looking into if there could have been moved things that could have been done to help protect this town and its citizens and the region fro

to my side i knew that a new mosque was being prepared the intelligence service told us that more killings like in the critical district were going to happen this time would be much more serious. i don't want a drop in violence that is why we went along with this illegal and bruce's so for nona lugo essentially says that he accepted this snappier trial to avoid provocations and eventually blood on the streets and this is most interesting because parent why could be an example of how even the threat of a provocation can be used as a tool to remove a democratically elected leader. full interview with pod wise ousted president for not it is a good. scene and independent journalist james corbett says trade interests are part of why it might mean foreign forces or. whether or not this particular cool coup or any particular coup is engineered by outside interests i think we have to be aware of the outside interests that do have economic incentives and political incentives for making sure that these types of coups happen and that the political elite who again are the ones that tend to benefit fro

be demanding it. the field is going to change, and more and more people are going to be here. so the ability to make technology accessible is there. those of us charged with doing this have a really important role. we have to be able to provide the tools for the technology in ways that the people can hear. i am happy to be your speaking with you because i think this is an incredibly important topic. this afternoon, there is a workshop on addressing multiple barriers for accessing technology, and it will be a brainstorming session where someone from my office and a couple of other people will be leading a discussion of what issues people run into and how you deal with them. i think it is a really important topic and i think it is probably one of the most important things people could be talking about now. for all of us, technology is here and going to be here, and we all need it. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you. i am really pleased to be up here -- well, not really, but you're so pleased to be able to tell you about two things before lunch -- i am pleased to be able to tell you about two things before lunch.

used to go to the zoo. nowadays you're mostly with boofment don't get me wrong but missing you and the way things used missing you and the way things used to be- wow -- sorry, missing you and the way things used to be, now it's like we're paying the fees while you go where you please. now i'm asking for one thing and that one thing is please don't take my sister away from me. >> up next we've got talia baby. >> all right. all right. what's up? what's happening? >> i'm -- doesn't really need a time. if you should love a trip, i'll give you a clip but babe this, buttercup that, i've heard it all before. i'm in love with prada and christian dior. you see, i'm way ahead of your plan. not trying to have you as my man. my cell, please quit calling it. you see i ignore the calls. you can't play me. i'm done with games. stop with the kid games. got you heated because i'm done with you and you know i'm on to the next dude. love nobody, trust nobody, and most definitely near fear nobody. it's a cold game. play your part the you ain't even on topic. let's not speak about it. i do what i do and i does it with. i saw your mommas. i got me one and i call t

house moving used to be very common in san francisco. i think you once were looking at that as well. is that right? >> well, we saved some earthquake shots. lawrence helped us get the pormeyit to move them. we pulled out the ledger, you know, with like the official city ledgeser of moving houses. there were tons of them. i don't know, at some point it just kind of petered out and somebody moves a house like once every 15 years now. >> so we in our digital age, issue house moving permits once every couple of years. i pull out this little book. it's got a piece of carbon paper in it. you put the carbon in and you write, you know, house moving permit number, you know, 36. you say from here to there. we charge a fee. a very low fee. it's really right out of the turn of the century before. >> yeah, it has that dusty, old-school feeling. >> actually, we maintained that. i tried to maintain this little book. we still do it that way. >> would the post earthquake installation of building codes and building requirements have impacted carville to ex

to brings us really global reach. i would really hate for little bits to be a luxury toy that is only available in the first world. like us to be able to penetrate schools in all countries and develop in developing countries. i hope to be able to get our costs down so that it is a very affordable educational tool and so that people can start contributing and making their own and really for us to kind of reach beyond the choir and beyond our circle. >> when you look at ayah, she's truly global and has a global vision which is what we can help her with. so this is what excites us. i mean in today's world, geography is history when it comes to doing business. >> i'm working towards little bits becoming a staple in every household, much like lego is. alongside lego. and i think we could do it and we have -- we certainly have the right partners, the right people in place and we're the -- the community is very, very supportive so there is no reason we can't. so now it is just a matter of guesting to it. >> aya wants to inspire new generations of artists and innovators and she won't stop until little bits is a household

we entrust our fear, our doubt, our uncertainty to your providence shl care, oh low. be present to us, be present to us tonight, be present to us in the days ahead. help us to love as you love. and help us to build a community of peace. we pray for the victims of this terrible crime for the survivors and for their families, we pray for their friends and neighbors who loved them. we pray for the conversion of the perpetrator of this terrible crime and we pray for our city, for healing, for strength to go forward. you are our hope, lord. we look to your resurrection as a sure sign that death does not defeat us, that death is not the end. instead, we pray that each of us may join in the victory of your resurrection. we ask this through jesus christ our lord. amen. >> my name is reed hettich. i am pastor of mosaic church of aurora. leadership matters. leadership matters when things are going well but leadership really matters in moments of tragedy and crisis. here in aurora, we are blessed. we are blessed with strong, capable, caring leaders and every segment and every level of our societ

that say those are helicopter parts it would take more than a month for them to be put together so they clearly can be being used to kill civilians out the moment as hillary clinton seems to be suggesting now also in terms of this shady foreign power that are providing chemical weapons hillary clinton not providing any names of countries. they're somewhat vague in her finger pointing also not mentioning what this price that she says russia and china will have to pay so they say a vitriolic statement from the u.s. secretary of state but one really taking the for more of a rant at times than a considered political argument. artie's peter over by that update thanks for that . now it's selling continues in the syrian city of homs a un monitor admits the violence in the country has reached unprecedented levels during was reportedly the bloodiest month since the start of the uprising our correspondent mary if an ocean i heard heavy artillery herself as she toured the war and toward neighborhoods homes. this part of hundreds maybe back under syrian army control but their patrols never stop soldiers are searching house

to fund, please let us know or let your offices know. the time to do that is now. it could fit in obag or could beop aa, it is all the same to us. we have got to get that out. supervisor avalos: thank you. ok, thank you for your presentation. we can open it up for public comment. any member of the public? seeing none, we will close public comment. this is an information item, so we can go on and to our next item. >> item 12, introduction of new items, information item. conversation around how the city is looking at expanding its accessible traffic stops with audible traffic signals, so i think that will be great to have as a presentation in september. that is a discussion we had earlier today. colleagues, in the other items for introduction? ok. public comment on this item? supervisor olague: i just have an item i would like to maybe request. yesterday, some of u3

it used to be -- remember in the '70s? >> no. >> i loved the 70s, greg. >> nicely done. >> and it used to be a glamorous thing to have to be a flight attendant. >> and american airlines would institute a fee for if you don't want your flight attendant to freak out. they charge more per passenger. it's outrageous. >> i don't know if i would pay. that bill you actually were a flight attendant with pan am, what happened to the free spirited person we used to see in the sky? >> i can't tell you. >> and number two, but if you really loved the 'open's, how come you were fired when it ended. did you peek that early. all this knowledge about the '70s? >> i also love the louie shr thing. i did my homework. i was born in 1991. >> 1991, you look old. [ laughter ] >> you said something i found interesting. [ laughter ] >> the thing about it used to be glamorous and prometheus you have to destroy to rebuild sometimes. the airlines industry has been so cut throat and theefg for so long. there is so much cut threat but now from the inside

to be able to talk to family and friends on video on your phone or computer? be able to see family members and friends talk with the right there live. it used to be kind of like "star trek" to be able to do that. you can do that these is a very affordable if you have train yourself on some of the equipment that we have and the resources that we have and be able to do that for the various senior centers that you live and work in and enjoy yourselves in. you're going to be able even to read a book online or be able to just have a game and download a game and play with your friends as well. we are all lucky to live in san francisco, because so many of our technology companies have located their headquarters here in san francisco. [cheers and applause] and because they're located here, we can always ask them for a favor here and there and make sure no one is left out, because that is what we do in government. david chiu and i come from backgrounds where we do not want to leave anybody behind. we want everybody to enjoy the riches of technology. we want them to enjoy the economy in san francisco. that is why we're working so hard to make sure ou

to be close to work again. dennis blonsky continues to bring us up to date via his twitter stream in his latest tweet he says a group of local residents have inspected the nearby reservoir by helicopter and concluded the rumors about water being deliberately released from it are baseless keep your finger on the pulse of the latest developments see the scenes of devastation read the stories of survivors and to get the latest reaction on all of our teams twitter. now the timeline of the tragedy as well as all of the latest news footage and photos from the disaster zone are always available for you at our two dot com. there we also have stories of outstanding bravery and heroism from the flooded areas a policeman has died rescuing local people there we managed to save two children before his boat was overturned log on to our t. dot com for all of the details. in a rare interview with western media syrian president bashar al assad lashed out at washington for supporting what he called a terrorist gangs in order to break up the state the president was speaking ahead of talks with the un's international envoy to syri

to be able to talk to family and friends on video on your phone or computer? be able to see family members and friends talk with the right there live. it used kind of like "star trek" to be able to do that. you can do that these is a very affordable if you have train yourself on some of the equipment that we have and the resources that we have and be able to do that for the various senior centers that you live and work in and enjoy yourselves in. you're going to be able even to read a book online or be able to just have a game and download a

to general public comment. >> public comment will not be allowed on those items that have already been subject to public comment at a board committee. speakers using translation assistance will be allowed twice the time to testify. if a member of the public would like the document to be displayed, please clearly state such and remove the document when you would like the screen to return to live coverage. president chiu: we do have a number of special accommodations so i would like to do a few minutes of general public comments and then go to special accommodations and come back. first speaker, please. >> [speaking foreign language] ladies and gentlemen, yesterday used to being july 23. july 23 is very good day for the egyptian people. on july 23, 1952, some gentleman, he make a revolution to my country. i still love him, i still fight for him. but look, when he died, they don't give more than $1 on his account. that is -- the decatur -- dictator has $620 billion he is telling for my country. i hope the gentleman, he is coming here in oakland, i hope to see him in september. at least have a chance to give welcome. very warm welcome to our new presi

thirteen thousand people right now who are going to be displaced after this so much is going to be needed to rebuild these communities for someone to just tell us lee and so tactlessly come out and say something like this is unacceptable now the last one which i think is actually a tweet that most of us should really be reading out it says flying of to crims i urge everyone to forget about their political views and help people that's what's really important here we need to come back to the reality of what's going on here a lot of the times around the world we've seen tragedies like this happen we've seen that japan tsunami we've seen the wrath of hurricane katrina in new orleans i mean just next door in the united kingdom there's they're facing some of their floods too you know it's a summer it's rainy season this is all about saving the lives of those people and making sure that emergency services are out there and people can go out and lend their hand back to you are you are not is a fine motor thank you. i mean some of these the jointer some of the rescue teams and the desperate search for survivors all amidst the devastation. we were told t

i used to think that if i wanted to i would be working in earning money outside these walls not here with. ramón cumberland ski used to be a frequent visitor to the isolation cell he was punished for being caught with contraband skipping morning exercises and even worse for refusing to work. in the criminal well the mere idea of wetting was considered disgraceful. also thought the same way for the cuban convict lansky came here a few years ago when he used to spend a lot of time in a punishment. we held a number of meetings with him and then he voluntarily filled in an application form to get a job. to remand landed in jail for robbery his daughter was born she is now four years old. when my daughter was born i looked at my past at my present. and thought about the future and i decided to get out of jail as soon as possible. when you get immersed in work you have less time to think of what life has in store for you when your term ends. time passes quicker when they're with you that. you know they get a maci has spent nearly hof his life in prison he was arrested on rape charges and is

to save money. that frees up budgets for other uses. it is going to be a dynamo for innovation and jobs, a healthy uav industry. my contention is let's go ahead. let's be vigilant about the uses they are put an insurance that people's privacy and security is the top priority. >> let me thank you very much. i support technological exploration and advancements. i just want to be as balanced about it as we can. i commend you for your work. thank you very much. to correct thank you. did the chair now indulges the gentleman from texas -- >> thank you. the chair now indulges the gentleman from texas for one question. >> there our military type of uavs and then there is the hobby uavs and then the commercial uavs. >> those are good broad classifications. it was and $80,000 device. >> was it a hobby? >> and copies could use it but it was quite expensive for your average weekend hobbyists. -- a hobbyist could use it but it was quite expensive for your average weekend hobbyists. >> they can be easily taken over. my understanding is that most commercial uavs have b

but we could not come to an agreement on what that definition would be. those of us made a suggestion that perhaps instead of having that be in the charter and having it be a contentious item , instead we would allow that to be put forward a car of a legislative package so it would not live in the charter had it would be something that the parties could be able to provide input into. that was the purpose for taking it out of the charter originally. i wanted to make it clear, it was something that was negotiated before. >> i am going to call the next 10 cards. >> good afternoon, supervisors. >> sorry, i really can't read this. i am going to make a guess. gotten good afternoon, supervisors. i wanted to express our strong support for the housing trust fund, and in particular, can't say enough good things about the role of the mayor's office in the city staff. but they did the city proud. in an era of dwindling funding, the trust fund promises to lock in the bare minimum that we required to address our housing challenges in an extremely high-cost housi market, and it is

this used to be a voting precinct. there used to be a theater and stage in this church where this took place. what is going to take place here? it's a bunch of rich people going to trader joe's and other places. this neighborhood reduced -- has a lot of unique individuals and is very diverse. it's a block from spring valley school where our distinguished citizens of san francisco went and i just think they and the area deserve better, something that lends itself to the character of the neighborhood. so thank you very much. >> hello, my name is james adams and i live a short block away, right on the corner, a 20-unit apartment, four stories high. all three apartment buildings on the corner is four stories high, some of them bigger than this 20 unit. it all blends in, it works in and like most of the people here, the blight, the area is terrible and whether it's a conspiracy or not, it's kind of worked on me. it's almost like put up anything, but it's only legal four stories high. this is six stories and some of it is alm

. >> our fear, our doubt, our uncertainty to your prove den shall care, oh lord. be present to us. be present to us tonight. be present to us in the days ahead. help us to love as you love help us to build a community of peace. thank you for the peace for the survivors the families pray for their friends and neighbors who love them. pray for the conversion of the perpetrator of this terrible crime and we pray for our city for healing for strength to go forward. you are our hope, lord. we look to your resurrection as a sure sign that death does not defeat us, that death is not the end. instead we pray that each of us may join in the victory of your resurrection. we ask this through jesus christ our lord, amen. (applause) >> my name is read hedick chairman of the aurora community of faith. leadership matters. leadership matters when things are going well, but leadership really matters in moments of tragedy and crisis. here in aurora we are blessed. we are blessed with strong, capable leaders and every segment and every level of our society. we are wealth served -- we are well served w

to be able to read that stuff and input it. that resulted in some of these neat ipad covers. the have to have precise cuts, because they are using sustainable material like bamboo. it has to be precise. they are doing 90,000 of this this year, to give you an example. it all goes to show that when federal policies get right down

and some of the opposition groups would take to the streets with weapons and create havoc take a listen. it was being prepared intelligence service told us that more killings like in the could've district were going to happen this time would be much more serious. i don't want to drop you want to be violence that's why we went along with this illegal and bruce's he's done so for nona lugo essentially says that he accepted this snappier trial to avoid provocations and eventually blood on the streets and this is most interesting because parent why could be an example of how even the threat of a provocation can be used as a tool to remove a democratically elected leader. we'll show our full interview with paraguay's ousted president fernando lugo next hour here on our main writer times correspondent pepe escobar believes impeachment was orchestrated from outside paraguay for economic interests. the problem is these international interests the international financial system and international agribusiness aligned with brazilian landowners as well will all be huge tracts of land specially nice there by a white house near the brazilian border an

to be able to talk to family and friends on video on your phone or computer? be able to see family members and friends talk with the right there live. it used kind of like "star trek" to be able to do that. you can do that these is a very affordable if you have train

some of the opposition groups would take to the streets with weapons and create havoc take a listen report. was being prepared the intelligence service told us that more killings like in the could it district were going to happen this time will be much more serious. i don't want to drop you want to be violence that is why we went alone it was illegal and bruce's so for nona lugo essentially says that he accepted this snappy trial to avoid provocations and eventually blood on the streets and this is most interesting because parent why could be an example of how even the threat of a provocation can be used as a tool to remove a democratically elected leader. and we'll show the full interview with park wise ousted president fernando luger later said state your knowledge he says stay tuned and let's not talk to james corbett at seven depended on that side of the court but a reporter james thanks for joining us great to have you as always so why does this the washington based trade and security group want to keep park why it before it's election in twenty thirteen while other regional trade groups consider what happened in the country. well the o

to be in front of you today. it is a beautiful chamber which harks of the old days as broader -- as spend -- of splendor. due to budget constraints we are not where we used to be. there really is a tremendous effort that each and everyone of you is making to try to make this as pleasurable as possible. sean, it has been a pleasure seeing you on the board and we will miss you shortly. i am sure you are counting the meetings. but i would like you to bear in mind that san francisco had a culture of equestrians and those equestrians will not forget the fact that they worked so hard in the early days to build san francisco and create less ability and integrity that this chamber reflects. thank you. i will be back and forth, in and out of this chamber. it is nothing personal. the light at the end of the tunnel is ultimately, to go back to a victorian local handmade way of life. time will only prove that point, i think. thank you. president chiu: thank you. i would like to go to the special accommodations. if the folks who are in line, i am happy for you to stay in one or take a seat to keep the order. we do have a couple of 3:30 p.m. special accommodations. i