house, is really what i like to think of as the shining example of what permanent supportive housing and housing people coming from chronic homelessness, coming from the shelters should be. a lot of the s-r-os in our master lease program are more challenging buildings. they're old. they are not owned by us as joyce kerr mentioned. and part of the -- the part of the job that i really enjoy is going into those buildings and trying to raise the bar on the standards of the facilities and the operations to make it more efficient and make it better for the clients and the residents. and i would like to bring that to the shelter monitoring committee, although i do think that amanda seems like a very good qualified candidate as well. >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you very much. next up is tony faataui. i do not see tony. so, at this point i would like to see if there are any public comments on this. come on up. >>> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is cathy [speaker not understood] and i am the director of shelters for episcopal community services. and a has been mentioned previously,

will not seek a permanent basis or a permanent military presence in iraq. obama's secretary of defense robert gates has stated that even after 2011 he still expects to see several tens of thousands of u.s. troops as part of a residual presence in iraq. and iraq may be used as a launching pad for future wars in the region. the base is responded to -- the base is built in response to a military threat of become permanent. [speaking foreign language] uage]peaking foreign lang >> our children are asking, what is your name? what were you doing on this island? strangersing about staying on this island. and to tell them it is not the law. >> there is the study, that you know the island's is the next place for the people to go there, to return their. americans are living their. there.ng like americans are enjoying their lives there. why should we not have the rights to go on our island and enjoy the same way that they are doing? >> known by many as the navy's best kept secrets, diego garcia is some to 1000 residents at any time. there is a unique assortment of qual

an when you see this meeting with the foreign minister and the five permanent members. if you hear p-3, don't be confused about it. they have twisted it around because they have britain, france, and germany, they call it the p-3. >> it's all different because it's all about perspective, as you always teach us, john. thank you so much. we're less than four and a half days from a partial government shut down. the debate over healthcare reform are complicated the process. lawmakers are trying to move things along quickly. libby casey with us. are there negotiations happening right now? >> reporter: no, they're not. they're not happening in front of the cameras. there are no meetings behind the scenes, now, there are two things in play, richelle, one is this issue of the government funding. we hit the end of the fiscal year in just a few days, october 1st of the new fiscal year begins. and the republicans say they're going to fund that going forward, but there are strings attached. defunding obama healthcare. that's a deal breaker. and in october the treasury said that the

and then i wanted to let the paintings and the temporary exhibition and our permanent collection speak to each other and i started going through the permanent collection thinking about all of the ways that the clouds are represented in paintings starting with this early 16th century paintings by an artist nameds chima and i liked the way that the cloud offers like an extension of his halo and then you have this dramatic painting where the clouds are parting and it is like he is parting the red sea in the sky in this dramatic and emotional way that the clouds are not just offering but a part of the action and a part of the drama. and then you have got somebody like el greco who uses the clouds in this really violent and really nervous and really tense way. the clouds are vibrating with energy and they surround the figure of st. john the baptist in this very expressive way. so different than the other kinds of clouds that we were just looking at. and this is a painting by a norwegian artist named doll and i liked it because we have a nighttime scene and so you think about seeing the clou

to school in the morning and i'm just wondering is there anything that could be done to help get permanent housing for some of these families in a more timely manner? i mean, is the system not working well? i know that we struggle with even public housing and the fact that we have so many vacant units and we don't necessarily have the money to prepare those units for families in the wait list, so on and so forth. >> right. >> i know there are challenges, but can you give me a little bit of information around what's happening to get some of these families into more permanent situations and where is the support needed? >> okay. so, first friendship is what we call our emergency shelter for families. so, it's the low threshold. so, each family utilizing first friendship, they go to connecting point, which is our entryway into family shelter and referrals to family housing through our nonprofits. so, a family is encouraged to get themselves on the wait list. the challenge that we face is that there are more families on the wait list than we have housing available. but the good thing about the

we highly appreciate the efforts made by permanent members of the security council towards a solution that would find the syrian chemical weapons, destroy them and ensure they are never used again and we appreciate the intense efforts made by john kerry and foreign minister leading to the agreement signed in geneva on 14 september of this year on the syrian chemical weapons. we also paid tribute to the united nations with the secretary general at its head for responding so promptly to the use of chemical weapons in syria through the setting up of of verification commission, undertook with his team of major effort in a very short period of time despite security problems that confront it. in this context let me add the league of arab states undertook leadership role and was in the lead of initiatives concerning the situation in syria and the use of chemical weapons, roundly in the decision of september 1st. there was a resolution before us, truly historic by any measure. in addition to providing steps for dealing with the syrian chemical weapons according to the framework agreement betw

have agreed on a resolution tacks to five permanent members have agreed on a resolution tax and then delegates would come out and say that this is not the case we aren't waiting for the russian foreign minister sergei lavrov to speak any minute now and definitely bring reporters some sort of details about what exactly has been so far agreed when it comes to the syrian crisis we do know that the main point of disagreement between russia and the u.s. has been the potential use of force the so-called chapter seven of the u.n. charter and whether or not this resolution is going to be under that charter from what we hear from russian delegations this will be a clause included in this resolution but there will be according to reports no specific ations of. a following the use of force if the syrian government does not comply with the result that is being put together as we speak so we're going to of basically be able to bring you all the latest details on this probably next hour for now we're waiting for the foreign minister to speak. the russians will play an integral role in talks over t

the bike coalition is trying to make the changes permanent. unless the cup organizers ask for an extension the bike lane and barriers will be gone tomorrow night. some say they aren't sorry to see it go. >> i think it's worked out great for this weekend but it's not good for us. >> reporter: the manager of pier 23 points to the traffic congestion. >> it may discourage people from coming down this way. >> it's made the ride easier. >> peyton and other cycling ambassadors say it could put off drivers on 4 wheels but encourage 2 wheels to come to the area instead. >>> an evacuation orders coming through the loudspeakers today instead of baseball scores. please front office employees from the san francisco giants took part in an evacuation drill this morning. it was organized by the giants and govenor's office of emergency services. >>> a shooting victim is recovering tonight. police say a man was shot on shane drive near hilltop drive this morning. she was shot in the leg and expect today survive. he was approached by 3 suspects before he was sho

continues with some major diplomatic developments a draft resolution has been agreed upon by the permanent members of the u.n. security council dealing with syria's chemical weapons but what happens next the latest on that and other global issues at the u.n. up ahead and the u.s. federal government edges closer to a possible government shutdown leaving many americans wondering if a deal will even be reached and if not what could be the consequences more on that coming up. and for u.s. senate candidate cory booker twitter is the preferred way to communicate but media eyebrows are raised when it was disclosed that he exchanged direct messages with an exotic dancer from oregon we'll take a look at that with the dancer herself and tonight show. it's friday september twenty seventh eight pm in washington d.c. i'm sam sax and you're watching our t.v. and we start with a historic conversation between president obama and iranian president rouhani earlier today the white house confirmed the two men spoke with each other over the phone about a nuclear deal this marks the first time a u.s. president

years, she fears she will need permanent assisted living. she's looking for a nursing home the won't cost a fortune, and she doesn't mind where it is. >> it doesn't matter for me. if the people their treatment well, poland is as good as germany. >> ingrid worked as a freelance translator, and earned good money. now she is learning her eighth .oreign language, polish on the internet, she found a nursing home she likes in southern poland. >> it is close to the border with the czech republic. >> that is almost 1000 kilometers from her home. to test the facilities herself during a three-day stay. >> i will be able to get an impression of the people, and how they treat the residents. >> she wants to leave her house and money to her daughter. she thinks poland is too far away. astrid lives in munich and visits her mother around three times a year. now that will mean traveling to poland and not cologne. researching nursing homes that could be suitable for german seniors, his company is still in the startup phase. few people have been willing to pay

we said everything is settling, everything is in permanent. this is in permanent, a strong wall. i'm sure it will be there for a while. okay. so here is somebody building a new retaining wall. and i have another slide in a second. what we can see is that behind you will the steele sticking up is a black mesh fabric type material. and that is an interceptor if water comes and hits this open black mesh stuff, it will drain down between the concrete and go to something that collects usually a pipe at the bottom, and that pipe will be connected to the sober. you don't have to connect it directly to the source. you can connect it to an north bayv near (speaker not understood). some other way. >> or you can collect the water and use it to irrigate the backyard. >> maybe. [laughter] >> okay. but that is really a good way to solve this problem, how to get rid of the water behind the wall. give it a place to go, and then get rid of it, pipe it out. water is the enemy of every retaining wall. here is a more close up of this stuff. look at the size of this retaining wall. where this is the

. >> they have limits on what both the transient drift and permanent drift is allowed to be, how far they are allowed to sway and how far they're allowed to be out of plumb. what they calculate it to be they come up with a resilient system of setting the glazing so that at the levels of drift there should be no pressure placed against the glazing. so that's the design. we will wait for a big earthquake and see how it plays out. but should be okay. the drift issues are things that we've been talking about for these high rise buildings. what are appropriate drift limits, and how much can a 600 foot building be permanently displaced and still be an acceptable building. how long can we expect the glazing in one of these new buildings to last? >> the state of california pushed the idea of, ooh, insulated glass is the answer to everything. it will keep energy down, and heat in. this is mandated, insulated glass. the problem is that they -- the public is not fully aware that insulated glass does not last forever. and that in time, it will -- it's reliant on a seal around the perimeter, and

. >> we have a few details to solve, but i think we shall reach a permanent resolution may be today or tomorrow. it does not solve the problem, but it is a step. >> syria refuses to accept any blame. in an interview with venezuelan television, the syrian president repeated his claim that rebels were responsible for chemical attacks in damascus and said he has provided proof to the russians, but agreeing to a peaceful solution could become more complicated. a number of islamist rebel brigades have withdrawn support of the syrian national council, which so far has been the main negotiating partner for the west . >> they are the highest level talks between washington and tehran in more than 30 years. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry and the iranian foreign minister are due to meet in new york in about an hour on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. >> joined by warm and ministers from five worldy will be addressing international concerns over iran's nuclear program. >> earlier on thursday, i ran positive president called for -- iran's new president called for the tot

he turned to temp agencies when work dried up. >> a few times i get close to a permanent position. but then people were laid off. there wasn't not enough work. >> research shows one in four temp jobs leads to permanent positions. for workers like rosa it means a daily struggle to earn a living. >> we contacted walmart and other companies named in the story. they said in essence that temporary workers have been part of their business models and stressed this they make up a small percentage of their total workforces. >> ever thought of packing up your belongings and heading to rural america, to wide open spaces and no neighbours. that is is reason why huge parts of montana is enjoying an increase in 30 to 49-year-olds. others are returning to be closer to family, others by technology making small towns economically viable. >> for three days at the end of july white sulphur springs, a small town of 900 attracted almost 11,000 visitors. it's the third annual red ants pants music festal founded by sara, who moved here to start her small business. >> i grew up on a farm in conneticut, an

well, today there is over 100,000 permanent residents in san francisco who are not fully engaged yet in everything that they can be doing in registering their voice. and, so, we want to announce today a new initiative, it's the san francisco pathways to citizenship initiative. its job, its focus is to work with all the community-based organizations in the public-private way, work with the foundations with historically supported these efforts to bring voice and communication to hidden communities and unannounced communities, and to bring them to a path of citizenship, and to talk in culturally competent ways what the benefits of full citizen participation are, and there are many. if you are becoming a citizen or if you become a citizen, you're going to have a lot more fuller rights. for one thing, you get to vote in san francisco. you get to vote in america. and that voting right is so precious. and we saw just a month ago or less than a month ago how we revisited how valuable that voting rights is, and all the sacrifices that heroes of this country had to protect that right for every

aitain's ambassador said permanent agreement has been reached. russia's foreign minister has also said agreement has been reached. this agreement before was on how this was going to be enforced, this resolution. was the threat of force going to be hanging over it if syria did not comply? we will see what the actual text says. they got be a way around it. if syria does not comply, there could be a further security council resolution which allows this. have a vote on it while all the foreign ministers are here. permanent members of the security council are due to have a meeting tomorrow with the un's secretary-general. >> they were not in on that meeting, the iranians, but presumably will have been watching the syrian developments as well. >> one of the many diplomatic overtures the iranians have made is to say they could try to facilitate talks in syria, in that civil war. a backer, an ally, of president assad. it is like so many pieces of a diplomatic jigsaw coming together. which he's process are we talking about? are we talking about iran, syri

the troll will live in an undisclosed location until a permanent home is found. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. watch video of the first morning commute, re-watch parts of the opening ceremony from last night, and a historic moment of the opening. just look for the special section of the top of the homepage. >>> it has been nearly three years since the deadly pipeline explosion, and we get an update on the rebuilding process in that neighborhood. >>> the muggy weather has moved out and meteorologist rosemary will be here to tell you when you can expect to see nineties in the forecast. >>> president obama meets with members of congress to drum up support for airstrikes against syria. what a local senator has to say. >> the mayor of san bruno is marking the third anniversary of the pipeline disaster with a recovery update. next monday is the official anniversary of the explosion and fire that killed eight people, injured 60 others, and destroyed 38 homes. this morning the mayor said the community is still healing and rebuilding if he continues to demand

continues with some major diplomatic developments the draft resolution has been agreed to by the permanent members of the u.n. security council but what happens next the latest on that another global issues at the u.n. up ahead and the u.s. federal government edges closer to a possible government shutdown maybe many americans wondering if a deal will be reached and if not what would be the consequences more on that coming up. and on capitol hill attempts to unmask n.s.a. surveillance continues at a senate intelligence hearing the nation's top spy were grilled over surveillance overreach americans data the sights and sounds of that hearing later in the show. it's friday september twenty seventh four pm in washington d.c. i'm sam sachs and you're watching r.t. and we start with a is storage conversation between president obama and iranian president rouhani in just the last hour the white house confirms the two men spoke with each other over the phone about a nuclear deal this marks the first time a u.s. president and iranian leader have spoke spoken in more than thirty years the president ex

john kerry and the four permanent members of the security council and germany could meet this afternoon. the meeting will take place hours after president talked about it at the u.n. what can you tell us about this truly historic meeting between the u.s. and iran this afternoon? >> i'm glad you said that. it is truly a truly historic meeting. there has not been a meeting of this level since 1979. and you think about all of the things that we said about each other. we were told morning, it was going to be at the european union mission, just outside of the campus, and we're told it might be on campus at the u.n. building. but the important thing, it's on, it's going to happen at 4:00 this afternoon, eastern time. and the format is for the 3. the p5 plus germany. the five members of the security council plus germany. and the reason germany is involved, they have always had very very strong trade ties with tehran. so they have always been in on the issue, though they're not on the security council. they will invite the iranian parliament to come in. we're not going to see this live on telev

pour for the foundation transit center is exciting because the foundation is going to be the first permanenttructure of this project. the entire rail level in total we are pouring 142 ,000 yards of concrete which is the equivalent of 32 olympic size pools. we couldn't thank the men and women who work on this daily, the management, construction, our funders and government agencies and of course the public. reaching this point would not have been possible without the federal funds from the american recovery and reinvestment act. funds that have put thousands of people to work in construction reich -- right here in san francisco. thanks to the recovery investment act funding which we received $400 million from. this is the result of the hard work of the dedication of our congressional delegation all led by house democratic leader nancy pelosi. leader pelosi is a national treasure and we are so honored to have her here today. i can't tell you how appreciative we are leader pelosi. house democratic leader pelosi. >> thank you very much, maria for your kind words of introduction for your exception

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the latest news coming out of the united nations general assembly in new york city first the five permanent members of the u.n. security council continue their efforts to find agreement on a resolution addressing syria's chemical weapons secretary of state john kerry and russian foreign minister sergey lavrov have been working closely to draft a resolution compelling syria to give up its chemical weapons the syria situation is at the top of the un's agenda this week also today john kerry is meeting with iran's foreign minister and top diplomats from four other countries to talk about iran's nuclear program earlier today iran's president hassan rouhani called for the complete abolition of nuclear weapons all around the world. no nation of all you should possess nuclear weapons. since there are no right hands for these wrong weapons as you mr secretary general have rightly put it. he's determined. to make every effort to reenter the vision. within. world without further delays also today the general assembly heard from palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas regarding palestine's effort

. >> we understand that the five permanent members of the security council are not tantalizingly close to draft a resolution to bring the agreement between united states and russia to an u.n. resolution. the americans are talking about it happening quite soon. the russians are talking about wishful thinking. i understand that a lot of what the russians didn't like about it has been removed. a reference to the international criminal court for whoever is determined carried out that attack on august 21st. that's removed as well. i understand there is a reference in the end to the use of force if syria fails to live up to its promises and getting rid of its stock pile. the other big story of the day involves iran and the historic meeting involving john kerry and his iranian counterpart to talk about iran's nuclear uranium enrichment program. this will be the highest level meeting ever between a member of the u.s. administration and the uraniuiranian government. the iranian foreign minister said he hopes the negotiations will lead to an end to the deadlock in the decades-old dispute involvi

at 4:00, the p5, the five permanent members of the security council plus germany, who has always been involved with iran's nuclear agency. they have strong trade links with iran. and after they have met, the foreign minister will come in. we're not going to see this on television. what's going to happen, they will film the beginning, and we'll see it on play back later on this afternoon. and then the state department will issue a statement about what has been discussed in that meeting sometime this evening. one little foot note for you on this issue. if you hear anybody during the day talk about the 3 plus 3, it's the same thing. in america, it's known as the p5, germany, britain, france, germany and u.s. 3 plus 3. it's the same. >> okay, now, the president of iran, about an hour or so ago, he spoke in a meeting about non-proliferation, kind of laying out a roadmap. and there seems to be a sense of urgency from iranians to get a deal done. can you speak to that? >> i can. and i like to speak to it because of jim walsh, and he actually had dinner last night with hassan rouhani. and i w

in 2010, barack obama had endorsed india's long-held demand for a permanent seat on the u.n. security council, a reflection of the asian countries growing global reach and is a challenge to china. nt, the u.n. general assembly begins on the 20th of september. >> the expansion of the un security council, the permanent membership, continues to remain an important priority for india. the prime minister would the -- would be taking up this issue with key leaders, including at the u.n. general assembly. >> the indian prime minister would meet the u.s. president on the 27th of september in washington, and the pullout of troops from afghanistan could dominate the agenda. the prime minister is visiting the united states from thursday, september 26th to monday, september 30. the prime minister will meet president obama on september 27th at the white house in washington, d.c. i, which has invested billions of dollars in afghanistan since the taliban was ousted from power, fears that the taliban will come back to power when the united states withdraws its troops at the end of 2014. arch

countries don't have permanent allies and permanent foes. they have permanent interests. we should pursue them as permanently and doggedly as putin is pursuing them from russia. >> bottom line is there no way that russia can afford to lose their only strong ally in that area? >> you're absolutely right. this is an important point. this is an historic ally. russia's only naval base outside of russia is at tardis in syria. russia is a consumer, the eastern orthodox church is close to the russian orthodox are church, so there are all kinds of interests tying russia and syria together. in addition to just having an opportunity to you know rub our noses in a bad situation. so the russians are going to support assad, they're going to support their ally and that's -- we've just got to be prepared for that and take it as it is. >> and in this show that's ongoing that has such serious consequences, the russians are talking about sending some of their legislators over here to talk to american congressmen and congresswomen. but who knows what will come of that? hilary robert really

aitain's ambassador said permanent agreement has been reached. russia's foreign minister has also said agreement has been reached. this agreement before was on how this was going to be enforced, this resolution. was the threat of force going to be hanging over it if syria did not comply? we will see what the actual text says. they got be a way around it. if syria does not comply, there could be a further security council resolution which allows this. have a vote on it while all the foreign ministers are here. permanent members of the security council are due to have a meeting tomorrow with the un's secretary-general. >> they were not in on that meeting, the iranians, but presumably will have been watching the syrian developments as well. >> one of the many diplomatic overtures the iranians have made is to say they could try to facilitate talks in syria, in that civil war. a backer, an ally, of president assad. it is like so many pieces of a diplomatic jigsaw coming together. which he's process are we talking about? are we talking about iran, syri