in one second, i can jump that far, two seconds that far, three seconds that far, four seconds that far. so it turns out, it gets very, very steep very, very quickly and you get so far. knowledge of physics. you people are gonna find out that as you learn more and more physics, your social life is gonna increase because people are gonna gather around you. people are gonna find you more interesting, okay, because you're gonna have things to talk about now, okay? just like the time years ago, a fellow came to the town in san francisco and was kind of lonely. he didn't know anybody. he wanted to make some friends, so what did he do? go to church on a sunday morning, huh? he went to the church on a sunday morning, the good reverend says, "hey gang, we're gonna meet "this afternoon at 2:00. we're gonna take a bus trip. "we're gonna take a bus trip out to hang-gliding territory "out on the cliffs over the beach. so all the people get together and they get in this bus and they take--go way out where the hang gliders are in these cliffs, okay? and, like, people got out of the bus, they spread o

second second amendment.it is more the filibuster rules of the united states senate that had to do with that in the second amendment. i think issues such as assault weapons and other things are an open question. but even there, the court upheld the legislation and mr.'s gave answers to the "washington post" and certainly he thought it was constitutional. as described last year. so i don't think that the sky is falling. >> what is constitutional? they ask our background shots and the band than assault weapons, can we restrict automatic weapons and for registration of unknown or send background checks. but her thoughts about the open carry laws of taxes than are you really saying that military style weapons can be kept for the mentally ill. >> but the time remaining. >> i will take some of the easier ones and then get to the other questions at this time. no, i do not believe they should act within a reference at all. that projects are going to be held by the federal court. at least the background checks are per

so it's gonna take one second. so 25 meters divided by 1 second gives you 25 meters per second. isn't that neat? there's some good physics there, gang. do you like? let me ask you a question. would the ball be in the air for a longer time if there were a hill like this? yes. would the ball be in the air for a longer time if the earth's curvature came into play? yeah. it turns out if he throws that thing really fast, it might go so far out that the curve of the earth is falling away. you see that? in fact, if he keeps throwing faster and faster and faster, he might throw it off the earth altogether. isaac newton, physics type in 1700, figured it out like this. consider a mountain on the earth that's so high that it's up above air drag and put a cannon up there. now we're up above the drag of the air. if you fire the cannonball and there was no gravity, none, the cannonball would... [descending whistle] go in a straight line. but the cannonball doesn't go in a straight line. you know why? because there is gravity and gravity pulls it down. so what cannonball does... fooom! it mayb

the occ sustained allegations of misconduct during the second quarter in 16 complaints and for the second quarter that's that's a 10 percent sustain rate but for the total 6-month period the occ sustained 24 cases for a sustain rate of 7 percent. we mediated 13 cases during the second quarter that's an 8 percent mediation rate for the 6-month total and that's an 11 percent mediation of cases. and moving to organizational and budget matters during the second quarter continued to work with the department of human resources to create a list of eligible investigators for hiring. . during that second quarter the job announcement was posted and a written, the written portion of the exam was given now we're in the third quarter, and the h.r. will be conducting the oral portion of the examination and then provide me with a list for me to hire complaint investigate ors and once that is complete, then the recruitment for the 8126 senior investigator position can begin. moving to technology i've already highlighted our online complaint filing tool. regarding the budget, budget matters, they were con

second down and ten, raiders. 15 seconds to go. this is good work for matt mcgloin. murphy, the point. gets it down. throw for the endzone! overshot him. >> ipg they were going to anticipate that they would run uproutes much. that ball could have been down a little lower. >> didn't get his arms up in the air, could have pauled that in. third and ten. two shots at it from the 19 yard line. third down. plenty of time. in the endzone. touchdown, raiders! bryce butler, wide open! >> how did that happen? no rush. no rush. >> great possession. four-man rush. everybody else is back in coverage. >> the butler did it. we're not done yet. are we worried about a 33-yard extra point? this is not your garden variety extra point. remember, the whole reason this is a chance to win the game, their guy has kicked it off the upright. janikowski, up. extra point is good! the raiders lead 27-26! >> you have to admire mcgloin because he just turned and put his hands up, like, well. >> here it is, our california ford dealers play of the game. matt mcgloin to wide-open brice butler. touchd

i move it. >> second. >> it's been moved and seconded. please call the roll. >> commission members, please announce your vote when i call your name. >> mondejar. >> yes. >> sink. >> yes. >> rosales. >> yes. >> the vote is three is. >> thank you. next item, 5c commissioners. commissioner sink you had a question? >> yes, i had a question about the [inaudible] almost $2 million. >> through that dispersement action you indicated that only a certain amount of funds would be dispersed for certain preconstruction activities. since that time we've reviewed with the developer. in fact, some of the dollars would need to be used for appropriate architecture engineering expenses not to exceeds the total dispersement amount you previously authorized so we're now authorizing preconstruction activities and some construction activities for the amount indicated but all within the threshold that you previously approved. and we have housing staff here as well as the developer, mercy, to answer any questions you may have. >> okay. >> any other questions? com

>> so moved. >> it has been moved. >> second. >> and seconded. >> is there any further discussion? any public comment on the amendment as discussed? and on this table there? seeing no public comment, on the amendment, it is closed >> i will call for a vote, all of those in favor, signify by saying aye. >> and opposed? >> the amendment is now included. and i will entertain a motion on the resolution, as amended. >> so moved. >> okay. >> second. >> and is there any public comment on the resolution as amended? >> seeing..., yes? >> i have your card, sorry about that? >> i am very pleased today to stand here on this project. i have talked to you several times about the importance of your water supply level, and the commitment that this body made to your customers built in staoet and your wholesale customers to limit rashing to no more than twebt 20 percent and this is one of those projects that will enable you to meet that commitment and so that purpose it will provide a 7.2 million gallons of water a day during a dry year and i have said rntion would it be great if i had that today an

he'd been in the store now just 32 seconds.ter, brown's friend, johnson, puts the box of cigars brown handed him back on the counter, returning them, but police say brown just seconds later bends down to pick up some cigars he dropped, even looks a customer in the eye, then makes his way to the door. at the door, about ten seconds later, a store employee, who appears to have a set of keys in his hand, attempts to put himself between the man believed to be brown and the exit door. still holding the cigars in his right hand, the man police say is brown grabs the clerk with his left hand and clearly shoves him back into a display rack. it all might have ended there, but take a look at what happens next. just about one minute into this. police say instead of leaving right away, brown turns back one final time, advancing on the store employee, who tried to stop him. towering over him, police say it was an attempt to intimidate the employee, who quickly backs down, only then does brown turn and exit at 11:54 a.m. he's in and out of t

they drafted him second? they are not giving up the ship on him just yet, but the more and more he looks this way, bruce, and the more that kirk cousins looks the way he does, i have to ask the question. too soon to know for now. >> dave owens, we will get back to you. thanks a lot. don't forget, wusa9 has got you covered this nfl season. thursday night football begins september 11 with the ravens and steelers an the best conference in all of college football. the sec begins play on saturday, september 13. and we also have five burgundy and gold games on wusa9 including a thursday night game september 25 against the giants. >>> today's weather wasn't so nice. mother nature is going to make up for it tomorrow. first alert meteorologist erica grow here with the forecast. >> i couldn't have put it any better. tomorrow is the payoff day. today it was dreary and miserable to be outside. a three-hour loop shows we still have some showers in frederick county heading to carol county. i will zoom in here so you can se

in public statements, after the second of august, on the second and third, the president and mcnamaraand others had said if they attack us again, we are going to whack them. if they attack us again, we're going to shoot back. if they shoot at us again, i cannot be seen to be weak. we are going to whack them. they prepared contingency plans, including b-52 bombers. >> yes? >> secretary mcnamara on 9-0. i set up thoset, meetings with the senate and house leaders. i thought of that was agreeable, i would say to them that some months ago you asked us to be prepared for any eventuality in the south east asia area and as a result of that we have prepared and just completed very detailed target analyses of the targets of north vietnam am. in 10 minutes i'm going over with the chiefs the final work on this. we have pictures, number six ortiz, bomb loadings, everything's prepared -- numbers of sorties. i would describe this to the leaders simply indicating that -- your desire that we be fully prepared for what ever may develop here furthermore, we developed movement studies of any contingency

we had a 10 second warning here. we can gets up to 60 seconds most experts believe. berkeley perfected this technology. we've seen it in taiwan and china. i'm not calling the governor or some news headline, but i'd like to see the governor's office take that seriously. we have the technology. we could provide a little warning. $80 million plus was the last estimate. i think it's thyme. >> do you think this will get the wheels rolling? >> first thing when i was sworn in major of san francisco, i was going to be a prepared area. the reason we have 72 hour.org is a may josh earthquake. chances are you're on your own first 72 hours. people have to take that seriously. it's the price of living in the bay area and california. we can do our part as first responders. to an extent the technology can provide that. at the end of the day, it's neighbors reaching out to neighbors, being prepared at ho home. >> i assume you have spots you want to visit. >> one of the rock stars in the governor's office, the point on this. they've been doing a great job and consistent contact with

germany had a strong second quarter. germany, strong growth in the first quarter, a bit of a payback in the second quarter. they're not looking for strong growth in the eurozone. it's not a disaster, but what about these eurozone cpi numbers, down 0.7% on the month, up 0.4% on the year. the euro nudging higher after we got the cpi numbers, trading at 1.3317. the cpi numbers, this is danger zone to the ecb, isn't it? and we're waiting for the effects of the rate cuts, you name it. they really should be doing more, shouldn't they? >> again, there are some important cyclical factors which pushed inflation down. the ecb has stressed that many times particularly in food and energy and, as you mentioned, the euro has come down, financial conditions are easing. that should contribute to some higher inflation over the next several months. by the end of this year, we would have seen, i think, like an 8 or 10 cent appreciation in the euro over six months and that will contribute a little bit to inflation moving forward. so the pro

moved and seconded all in favor, say i. so moved >> thank you very much it's a big day. >> give me one moment. this is the same as recuseed. involvements >> welcome back so - >> okay. so we're on item 13 general public comment continued if you spoke on item you can't speak doesn't but if you if you can i have 3 cards - 4 cards i'm going to go ahead and read off the names (calling names) thank you. as a reminder you'll each have to minutes (calling names) okay come on up >> good morning, everyone. >> that good morning. >> good afternoon. i'm a community organizer and i'm here to speak on behalf of the western edition technology center i've been working with for the past few months now and i know there has been comments earlier but wanted to raise my own concern and support for the center i've cabin working with concerned community workers that continue to build support for the center to kind of give a brief history of how that space came into being that was established by a lot of organizations including the presbyterian chu

and so while i don't think there would be a significant direct impact, it is that second level or second derivative impact that i'm very concerned about. and remember, a lot of economists were looking for 4% gdp in the second half of the year, predicated on a revival from european growth spurring demand for u.s.-made goods. >> do you still see that that's possible to see the u.s. economy growing in the second half, given this situation going on internationally? >> certainly. but remember, we expect very modest growth. looking about 1.5 to 2% gdp. so certainly not the gangbuster 3% or 4% that we saw in the second quarter, but still positive growth nonetheless. >> you know, i was interested paul, you were telling me earlier today that you've been putting some of your portfolio money into europe. i mean, given all of this uncertainty in europe, why do you think that that's a good investment move? >> we think this conflict will be limited and transitory. we think ultimately russia will manage to keep leverage in ukrainian politics, enough leverage to have some influence there. that's all the

iag's second quarter profits rose 35%.gains from one of the last in a series of divest manies it was prompted to make in its u.s. government bailout. it will pay to settle claims it misled investors about the state of its financial health from 2006 to 2008. this is one of the largest settlements stemming from the financial crisis. aig trading in the german market session higher by 4%. >>> jpmorgan says it set aside 4.6 billion in legal services as of the end of the second quarter, up from $100 the million in the first. from the region, including the impact of current and political new sapgdzs against moscow. we have a look at how jpmorgan is performing in the german market session higher by just 0.5%. "the wall street journal" says goldman is tough on regulations has forced it to set aside more capital. that's hurt profits in its prime brokerage business. it's pulling cash out to comply with the new rules. is traders are unwilling to take good risk, an interesting comparison from the two banks. fwloo flash floods rolled th

moved and seconded. >> all in favor, say i. so moved and we're on the geneva car bond award. >> thank you, commissioners discussion and possible action to approve a design contract to complete the design document for the giving me have a it's a historic building one of the last not one of but the last reminder of the electric railways that went throughout san francisco the firm of a.d. land declaring has if a donated money to help complete the concept design i'm sure you're aware of i talked about this when i came through with the bond we found about 8 hundred $0.34 thousand dollars and supervisor avalos expressed his preference we keep those funds with that project and since that time nicole went through the civil service commission to use those funds for 8 land declaring to make the timelines we needed so that's what it is after following through rec and park opportunity to now award the actual contract so the process can be continued for geneva carbarn to compete for a tax credit for which they need the work to be completed

great call by fisher on second down. conventional wisdom says you're going to run the ball and use the timeouts but he gets a depre aggressive with the play calling. now they're going to try to work the clock as much as they can. >> chris: first down. williams breaks free. hammers close to a first down. sterns stops him right near the first down marker. they're going to move the chains. stay tuned for the wrap-up after the game with robert flores. gundy still with two timeouts. he'll spend one right here 1:35 to go. >> kirk: one more first down or even oklahoma state just has the one timeout now. jimbo fisher's decision to take the shot and go down field to green on second down is paying off. >> chris: williams grandparent cannot take care of the football, short gain, and now a whistle and the final timeout taken by oklahoma state. o'leary was involved on the field, helmet taken off. >> kirk: he and sterns got caught. this is what makes week one so much fun. you think florida state looks great on paper. they can be bette

certainly, the recovery in the second quarter following a week second quarter where we saw contractionis good news. there are a lot of high hopes in the year that this was going to be the your businesses finally started to invest. they are doing that but not in a dramatically different pace than we have seen over the last couple of years. i still think there is a degree of caution. companies are spending but nobody is going gangbusters. nobody sees the need to go out and invest in a much more rapid rate. i don't think they expect the economy to suddenly roar, and that is why they would need to step up the pace dramatically. look atso got a corporate profits. for tax earnings rose 8% last quarter, the most since third quarter of 2010. but they were down .3% from the same time last year. what is the corporate profit outlook for the remainder of the year and into 2015? >> i continue to think that is an area like the broader economy. it will be good but not great. companies have positioned themselves to be able to make money with an economy that is only growing 2.5 percent to 3%. i do not

so what would you do if you had a 10-second or 15-second warning an earthquake was about to hit?that's not just an imaginary idea. it's technology to provide that warning exists. the only thing missing is the money. >> earthquake, earthquake. light shaking expected. >> this 10-second warning went out yesterday, but it only went to a few select test users. the goal of the u.s. geologist survey is to make these available to everyone on the west coast. scientists say even a few seconds can save lives. >> it takes you less than three seconds to drop cover and hold on. under a desk or a table. >> 10 or 15 seconds could also be critical to first responders and people in dangerous work places. >> if you're in say a factory environment where you're close to hazardous materials, a few seconds is enough to get out of harm's way. >> quake alert. shaking in 105 seconds. >> this is a test version of the warning system that could be on your cell phone. it uses the phone's gps to find your location. then calculates how far you are from the epicenter and how many seconds you have until the shaki

scientist say even a few seconds can save lives. >> well it takes you less than 3 seconds to drop cover and hold on. under a desk or tabl table. >>reporter: 10 to 15 seconds could also be critical to first responders. people in dangerous workplaces. >> about factory environment where you are close to hazardous material, few seconds is enough to get out of harm way. >> quake alert shaking in 105 seconds. >>reporter: this is a test version of the warning system this could be on your cell phone. if it uses the phone gps to find location then calculates how far you are from the epi-center and how many seconds you have until the shaking starts. >> one second to shaking. >>reporter: usgs estimates it cost 1 million dollars to get it up and running for california an another 11 million a year to maintain and operate it. but for now lawmakers have not approved the money. >> we believe that once the system is funded we can go public within two years. >> cheryl jennings reporting. that would be nice but what would you do. would that be enough time for you if you had a 10 second warning. cheryl ask

it went on for several seconds. the magnitude 6.0 tremendous bler jolting people out of their beds from sacramento to san jose. the largest to hit the bay area since 1989. 89 people we're told injured. three in critical condition at this hour with reports of ruptured water and gas lines, they really want people to be careful. if they're going in and out of buildings, they've really got to be careful. tens of thousands of people too without electrical power now. claudia is live with the latest. >> reporter: certainly one of the hardest hit areas is this mobile home park in napa. we're just about 7 miles north of the epicenter. four of these mobile homes reduced to are you able arubble. this mobile home is still smoldering. a lot of seniors live here. fire crews went door to door to make sure everyone got out safety. no one hurt but a dicy situation because of a water main break. they had to let the fire burn until they could bring in water from a nearby swimming pool. 30 water main breaks reported around the region a

but that is the intent of the second amendment.so i can't see it ever possibly getting through the senate, but would never get ratified by the state. >> there's a question back there. >> hello, i'm benjamin sultan is from michigan. specifically it's pretty easy to get a gun and shoot him. more specifically and colleges across the country of course it's very hard to carry or even have a gun with you. i know in michigan it's a loud that you can hide a concealed carry permit anywhere but since there's an exception and save other colleges can prevent it. would you comment on likewise students would do about those kind of loss of what we can do. >> i hear from us a lot. there's such a wide range on this issue of whether you can conceal to pair met in your state the goalie and you can't have a here. people who are pro-second amendment or pro-gun say look what happened to virginia tech. you want to have a way to defend yourself in gun free zones are the most dangerous places. look at aurora, for example. that is the match today that is mo

is there a second. >> second. >> second by commissioner harrison. there is a motion on the floor. i would ask -- >> roll call. >> the secretary for a roll call vote. >> okay. commissioner bonilla. >> yes. >> commissioner harrison. >> yes. >> commissioner levitan. >> yes. >> commissioner mcdonnell. >> yes. >> commissioner wei and commissioner low. >> yes. >> the vote is unanimously and the motion has passed. >> thank you. [applause] >> we are now on item 10 commissioners matters. are there any commissioners matters ? no, no. any public comment on commissioners matters? seeing none public comment is closed. we are on item 11 new business agenda setting. commissioners, do you have any items? no. is there any public comment on new business agenda setting? okay. commissioner it's up to you. >> yes. bring it. i don't know what it is but he's been patient. >> you do have three minutes. >> wonderful. hello i am bradley william cross and a service disabled combat veteran and a social entrepreneur and a footballer or a soccer player. i am here to talk to you about nominating arnie stadium a

, 10 seconds, 30 seconds warning is lifetime.tal. >> you may have a patient on the table. there's a chaps someone could be -- chance someone could be in the middle of a procedure. if we have 5, 10, 30 seconds advance warning, there's a lot of things we can do. >> reporter: california has the only early warning system. >> when i was a kid the weather guys guys were not good. over time they got better ways of community that is similar to the weather business. earthquake. >> earthquake, very strong thicking expected in 2 seconds. [ buzzer ] >>> so after seeing the piece, what stands out is a country like mexico, japan, they have these early warning systems, yet we don't. why not? >> they had major, major yaicks that killed thousand, and then put the systems in, we are fortunate not to have a major disaster, but we want to prevent a major disaster. that's why we need technology. get out ahead of a disaster, rather than have one happen to us and then react. >> from your segment it seems like the technology that needs to be installed a

. >> second. >> and a second. is there any public comment on item 7-10? seeing none roll call on this item -- items. >> director nuru. >> aye. >> director reiskin. >> aye. >> vice chair harper. >> aye. >> chair kim. >> aye. >> that is four aye's and those items are approved. we am go ahead and call item 11 which sarks proving an amendment to contract authorizing webcor/obayashi to award a contract to otis elevator as the sole bidder for amount listed for lel vaitors and authorizing drengt costs in that amount and the construction and as listed and no members of the public have indicated they wish to speak. >> thank you can we have a motion to recuse director reiskin? we have a motion and a second. we can take that. so are there any questions or comments on this item? seeing none. is there any public comment on this item? seeing no public comment -- >> i do have one. >> director harper. >> i am glad to see we're looking at the maintenance contracts afterwardses and evaluating those but we have to keep in mind when we do that the relationship with warranty

we're knotted up at second.cond quarter now, joe flacco will fine the founder terp and cory smith in the end zone, 19 yard hook up. ravens go on to win, 37-30 over the boys. to indianapolis, the giant visiting chuck pagano's colts early on. andrew look making it look easy, 89 yards and that touchdown for mr. luck. second quarter his backup comes in, matt hassle back, throwing the perfect face to rick rogers and colts take a 20-nothing lead and giants pull off the lee, 27-27. full night of football, packers visiting the rams. first quart action, aaron rogers do what he does best, buying time with his leg. you can't give them all day. rogers had 128 yards and packers lead by a touchdown. in the fourth quarter michael sam on the field, rams down 18-7. matt flynn drops back and gets dropped. first nfl sack there for michael sam if you count the preseason. green bay they did go on to win this one, the final score, 21-7. also the mystics fell short to the new york liberty. tough loss for them. >> a heck of a defense.

so, that's one second. there's two seconds. there's three seconds. here's the wave and four seconds. here's the wave in five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, and finally, to berkeley in ten seconds. so, if you're right at the epicenter, you don't get ten seconds. if you are farther near sacramento, you may get 30 seconds that would be plenty of time. the issue is by the time the wave gets to sacramento exit has attenuated to almost nothing much the real effort, the real positive part about this i think, is that three to five-second window where you're still very close to the epicenter, again with those b.a.r.t. trains, with the elevators, with all those things that people get stuck in, that's where the real value of this comes in. at ten seconds, yes, plenty of time to get under the doorway or outside. if you're in san francisco, that would have happened today. by the time the rumbling got there, wasn't really any damage in berkeley, the damage was done close to that epicenter, jim. >> at the epicenter, no chance for a warning. thanks very much to chad

. >> second. >> second. public comment? >> a couple of comments on 24 t it is where the grand jury made a recommendation go you should be doing an annual report to the board of supervisors. i want to talk about that part. remember commissioner keane talked about it earlier you're also kind of the example of what should be happening in showing what good government it ethnics is incredibly important to the citizens they don't get a chance to hear the represents voted often and on the state and local level the citizens don't get any kind of report on what that means if >> saying let the board of supervisors excuse and we will give a report remember it's a in the chapter to do an annual report that is helpful to the public here are the requirements those are new and those are not new andtolysis will the one pending it could be an important part of the legislation i would ask you to do an unanimous report we know find nothing that was recorded to the board of supervisors in terms of the effectiveness of the laws and what was hap

nelson and williams home in 42.24 seconds. france finished a close second. russia, bronze. the women'swon world rugby cup for the first time in 20 years. they took the early lead when danielle crossed the finish off an excellent try. they traded a succession of penalties, leaving them with a five-point advantage in the last 10 minutes. the canadian defense -- they charged through the canadian defense to round off the win. a thrilling 25-18 win over ireland. the french gave their home support something to cheer about with a hard-fought win. briggs gave them the lead. the french hit back with their strongest weapon, the driving liner. on a high.ed to dennis. roger federer has won his sixth -- to tennis. roger federer has won his sixth open.n & southern title, whichh atp puts him third in the all-time list. serena williams has won her first cincinnati title in her sixth attempt, beatin giv -- who could notic, continue her final run, having beaten maria sharapova in the semis. cycling now. -- wrapped up the victory. an attack from a group of around 20 writers with just over 30