as the personal security as well as work place security. then increasing staff and training education we see opportunities for increased opportunities as far as emergency responses pr the staff in addition to that providing training in the process of developing this month emergency department specialized training crisis intervention to assist them as par as how to deescalate situations and recognize crisis and being able to intervene in addition to that today i have provided crisis training for 600 dph employees throughout the department and we're also in the process of revamping the violence prevention to it's more proactive dealing with case management as well as being able to develop security plans, to address the acting out behavior. one of the things i'm proud of is the child care security at this point at the hospital the maternal child is now a secure unit which is in compliance with with the health center for missing children. that being a secured unit there is 24 security on the unit for cart reader badge access we have enhanced an

housing opportunity for women and their children who are involved in the critical justice system as wells providing services specific a gender and transgender a restoration to allow the amazes test of sentencing and follow-up on the odor and enforce those orders were not to probation we're asking positions to be able to support the adult probation department to really allow our probation officers to delve the time necessary to serve the victims in the community and client employment partners involving ourselves in the organization severing ohio how risk folks in the community and linking them to employment opportunity. >> our operating budget we're showing for this fiscal year as well as the promoted budget you'll see the significant differences are an in the state realignment and in the grant fund. >> specifically the chances from fiscal year 2014-2015 to this coming fiscal year in our proposed budget include an increase of 1.380 conflict of interests for the state alignment fund and as well as grant one for that the county recidivism entrants with the fcc and the board and state commun

as our bond peabody llp financial advisors as well for the tremendous work and as a bonus the moody raised our credit if a to excuse me. double a two to double a-1 and moody cited the diversity as well as the management of the program so thank you very much to moody and such we reaffirmed the ratings of our debt i'll be happy to answer any questions thank you. >> thank you very much colleagues questions or comments okay. seeing none is there public comment is closed. on that believe on item 3 seeing none, public comment is closed. >> this is an informational item. >> call item 4. >> approval of the minutes of the may 2015 meeting and colleagues additions, deletions, or changes to the minutes seeing none is there any public comment on item 4 seeing none, public comment is closed and mr. clerk, call the roll. >> on item four commissioner avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor christensen supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor jane kim supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee minutes are approved. >> okay item number 5 and item 5 authorized

torrential downpours right now at the philadelphia international airport as well. so the area in question right now ultimate doppler you can see as we take look back to ultimate doppler tracking until 6:30 we have that tornado warning that includes the west deptford area, paulsboro, mantua as well as gloucester, you are under the gun so just very heavy rainfall and gusty winds right now moving through parts of our area as we track this severe weather moving through the philadelphia metro area. so as we continue to follow what's happening right now, you can see we're watching watching some shear indicators showing you there's rotation right now with that cell that's moving into parts of gloucester county. and that has prompted that tornado warning. so seek shelter immediately if you're in the east greenwich area paulsboro, you are in the path of that potential tornado and also moving toward mantua grove, woodbury heights mantua sewell new jersey as that cell continues to move on off to the east at about 50 miles per hour. so the storms are moving rapidly but they hav

thank you chairman farrell to you and your staff as well as to the other members serve on the budget committee. i know that it's a lot of hours with a big investment am really excited and thankful for you for your service. i want to thank mayor lee and his team for working with my office and other members of the board to come out to the community and look into the community and make the appropriate investment in the community in his budget. i think that that process really helps cut back on some of the asks that members of the board continue to make, especially during the ending process of trying to figure out what we should fund and what are our priorities, but more broadly, i think we should also keep in mind that there have been really a lot of incredible programs that will be funded in the mayor's budget as well as some additional priorities set by the board. thank you to the mayor and his budget staff, kate howard, the crew to ben rosenfield and his staff and the controller's office as well as our budget and legislative analyst. i'm really honored to be working with harvey rose

ems and the fire suppression the new positions which i will touch on briefly a little bit later on as well as the capital in various projects ftes counts after years of reductions of ftes the departments is projecting a net increase to the staffing levels over the next two budget years this is due to the hiring plan for the ems and fire suppression we had 42 new hires on the streets and already we've seen a improvement in our overall ambulance times they were concerned and in addition the two academy classes schedule do will help boost the number of ftes and certainly match the retirements and grow the overall fte count wore projecting in year two because of the hires a reduction decrease inform your offervertime. >> so in order to get into the budget i wanted to highlight you on the overall changes allocated by the mayor's office under the direction of the budget director kate howard for her assistance on the job the fire department anthony i am sure we've received criticism related to our response time we're certainly not immune with the growing population and call volume so the mayor's

the world's fair decided it would use the umbrella term olympic in their events as well. as a matter of fact, if you purchase a set -- a ticket for the olympics, you were also allowed access to the world's fair. it was hard for people to separate the two events. it went back and forth between the two. >> in terms of the number of americans who were here, was that considered a controversial thing at the time? wasn't considered a real olympics given that it was dominated by american?s? kendra gage: americans would say so. but over time, given the sheer number of americans, and some of the records set by americans they would say that just happen in 1904. don't pay too much attempting -- attention. it goes back and forth depending on who the scholar is, but it is highly debatable. >> so the women were competing which events were they allowed to compete in? kendra gage: given the opera history of the modern olympics the founder really did not want females participating at all. he actually prohibited female athletes in the very first athens olympics in 1896. despite that, there

there could be surprises as well. by the way the stock has been down every year but one for the past ten years during wwdc week. josh lipton live in san francisco now with the setup. josh? >> reporter: well, scott, this could really be the most radical change to apple's music strategy in years. today what we're expecting to hear is a new music streaming service for $10 a month. "the new york times" is reporting that apple wanted to sell subscriptions for $8 a month but couldn't get labels to lower licensing costs. the big question, though, apple service different than rivals. with this announcement apple would be going head-to-head with entrenched players like spotify, for example, which claims over 60 million users. 15 million of whom are paying subscribers. we expect apple puts out enhanced itunes radio. a service apple introduced in 2013 as competition to pandora. the question for investors is what this all means for the bottom line. in the near term i know piper says if apple introduced a streaming service for $10

reps, but we have a list of members from the community from social justice to advocacy organizations as well. i wanted to say that the rules of order for our board are that we do not hold up signs during our meetings and also as the chair of the committee i'm going to ask if people can do their best to stay within their 2-minute time limit at about 90 seconds, a soft buzzard goes off and a louder one at the end of the testimony period. if people can refrain from clapping and use other means of appreciation can help to get through the process. today's hearings, colleagues is a follow up from our hearing of april of this year to address racism, homophobia and scapegoating and other forms of bigotry within our police department, in particular with police officers that were texting and messaging. this is where officers for justice and the public defenders racial justice committee, aclu and many community based organizations testified. in a few moments we are going to hear from our various departments and members of the community. but i wanted to acknowledge that we have our public defender jeff

that's ideal for short trips especially strong in san francisco given a great number of designations as well as frequent travelers and visits visitors that avail themselves of the back share system we're in the admitted of what wear calling a pilot as you can see from the m t c and the current manager the bay area air quality agent and near 70 bikes located in san francisco san jose and 3 cities on the peninsula. >> in the first 18 months the 17 hundred bikes generated 17 hundred trips and surprisingly to others 90 percent of the trips were in the city they have been plans to expand expand the number of bikes but unfortunately we'll attach on that in a second we're not able to get there i have interest in terms of travel and transportation impacts we see that 12 percent of all the trips were shift folks directly from single occupancy car trips with that said we have a good ways to expand go to expand reach the performs standard in other global and u.s. cities in terms of bicycle trips for bike share but a number of bikes on the peninsula are forming particular at a lower standard than expect

it's more rain coming up tonight and into tomorrow as well. so this is not exactly a dry weather pattern, but it's not as dangerous as what we saw yesterday. as far as the additional amounts of precipitation, really not that much. certainly not enough to cause flooding threats. here's the forecast for the day. damp and chilly and this afternoon much of the rain should be north and west. some places will stay in the 50s. it's possible that it will even stay in the 50s in the philadelphia area. tomorrow it's cool again with some patchy rain. cloudy. cloudy on thursday with some showers. finally get a little bit of sunshine. by friday it will help push temperatures up a bit. >>> 20 minutes past 6:00. health care costs on the rise. a lot of people may see their premiums go up this year. we'll tell you why. >>> breaking from overnight. new fallout from tsa failures. see what changes are being made after tests expose security weaknesses. mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that su

in the jail and we've been working with the sheriff's department to monitor their staffing level as well as their ability to backfill retirements that's certainly our addressing this year we addressed the need for the department of public health and in terms of capital facilities and it this budget includes $4.8 million over the next two years for those needs and certainly needs beyond what were fund in the budgeted that's in front of you just like any department has needs beyond when is funded we'll continue to work with the sheriff's department and make sure they have appropriate staff to manage the population. >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear an answer of the body cameras or vests and deputy sheriff to be vulnerable with the people they're coming into contact with make a purr scuff argument with you can't deny the argument for our deputy sheriff's department. >> any other comment seen thank you sheriff we see you on monday then. >> next our fire department and madam clerk. >> the tax regulation covet to increase the fire department licenses and making environment finding. >> thank you very

towards promoting safety, particularly pedestrian safety and i think that's a goal that we all share as well as bicycle safety and really frankly at the end of the day, safety for everyone because accidents affect everyone. there are additional benefits to this as we've talked about and one of the additional benefits that i hope to see with this and future market street projects is obviously the increase for liability of transit as you and i have talked about many times i would like to see the above ground subway so our bus riders and f train riders have the same impeded path that i have when i ride through the tunnel on the metro in the morning, so it's sort of interesting from a historical perspective when we first proposed this, many workshops ago and i started advocating for it and cheryl as well started advocating for it, there was a lot of resistance, as we put the first step in here today televising's almost no resistance, the only debate is who gets to benefit from the transit benefit of this and no real opposition to at least this first phase of the program and i think that speaks w

we wanted to use them to highlight and to represent what we were talking about in text as well as what was included in historic photographs. to kind of show that there is a correlation between the material object and actually human behavior. how they were behaving historically, prehistorically. i thought it would be important to talk about women and children . we have a number of artifacts in the museum that reflect the life of children as well as women and the work that they basically provided for the settlement. the children, we have one exhibit that contains a cradle board. a crow cradle board. this is very critical for transporting children. they could basically hang it on the side of the horse and the baby could be traveling along with the group. women could carry their infants on their backs. they could then set them up once camp was established. the babies were with the family's full-time face-to-face and it was a very convenient way to keep them safe, transport them. in some ways they were more of a member of the family 24/7 than a lot of times that we see today. then we have a

community i'll lean towards alison not to discredit any of the other candidates but the challenges that as well as i did like what many alison said in her statement. >> great i also support - there's a reason why i have never requested being assigned to the rules committee. (laughter) ever and it is because you are like every week have to choose amazing super qualified people and pick one i never walk away from it feeling great you end up disappoint people once in a while i will fill in for people once again thank you for your services we need so much more support from early childhood education for the kids k through 12 our transition age youth and extending it to k i hope in the upcoming budgeted for childcare and really childhood education germany see some good things happening so this body will move forward with that >> thank you for everyone that want to be on this committee with that said for seat 7 he agree me is a great candidate and continue serving after she turns 25 she's 24 now in terms of seat number 8 i thought that tara and mare are a are both very, very good i mean, i'll be happy

private detectives during the gilded age and progressive era and how that related to labor issues as well as jim crow. >> what led you to this topic? bob hutton: sheer happenstance. it is something that has been percolating for more than 10 years. i could not tell you the moment i became interested in the history of american private detectives, except to say it is not something that has been written about much in the context of the gilded age. although that was sort of a golden era for that particular profession. >> why was that? bob hutton: there were a lot of wealthy men who needed surveillance or enforcement in their workplace or household or what have you. there was a lot of cheap labor available for people willing to carry a gun and tin badge for a paycheck. >> bob hutton, thank you very much. >> you are watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming every weekend on c-span3. join us online on c-span history for the latest programs. and to keep up with the latest news. all weekend, american history tv is focusing on lincoln. we recently traveled to lincoln to explore the city'

i have health develop operational standards, in the shelters as well as the full bay area and i worked as a city planner in san francisco, many years ago, i worked on amendmentses for the master plan for the south bay shore area, to white papers and members of the community, that was quite a lisle ago. >> i'm a believer in transferable skills you also have experience here as well i also appreciate your effort and work here. thanks. supervisor tang? >> thank you appearing forth today, we wanted to ask you questions, you were not able to attend, thank you for being here i think supervisor avalos asked a couple of questions, i had for you, the seat that is vacant right now, or seat two that is up for appointment today should reflect the concerns and needs of low income neighborhoods, in the community and, i wanted to see if you could speak to that, how you see yourself addressing the needs of the low income community, i know you touched on it but because the seat called that out >> i think my entire career is based on helping help. i started out at the age of 12. my sister is the director

as well as about 98% of our collections are housed elsewhere. in a museum, you typically don't see more then 2%-3% of the collections that are on public display. in the planning for the gallery, we work collaboratively with the number of native americans. this is important because historically we see a lot of times museums interpret native american life for the native americans. it is seen from someone else's perspective, perhaps someone not native american. we wanted to work with native people to get a their views and their input as to what they would like to see in the gallery. we wanted to create a number of exhibits that were subject-based like food, shelter, clothing childhood, so that would feed into the school curriculum and teachers could use those as sort of lessons that could be developed and then dovetail with what we have and so within each of the exhibits we have objects selected that we thought would best reflect how do you get food ? so you have some bows and arrows that we chose from the collections, representative of native peop

auchs as well as the tax collectors office. i should note the quoit committee identified this project as the top 3 #23r the city right after the replacement of the financial system and after the public safety radio project, so we truly are moving this project forward and trying to find long term solution where what wie do with this system. transitioning and want to indicate rks we respect the budget analyst report, we do want to make sure we take a moment to clarify what the changes are in our budget. i'll say wree not in agreement with the report and the recommended reduction. this is a quick smapshot of the ft rks changes inl our department. if you take a look at the changes to fiscal year queen, 16 and 16, 17, it looks we are gaining 18 new positions. i want to break that down because it is poncht to kis tinguish where that comes from. 7.6 are new positions in the budget, positions we didn't have before. 5 positions are actually included from last years as you recall in the midyear cycle we accepted a grant from the state to

departments to really dig into and consciously hold themselves in check as well as others staff i wanted to ask about project hire we've discussed the 25 anniversary with the americans with disabilities act and with the resource center to many others that are struggling to create equal opportunity for people with sdrablts one one staffer that handles the law enforcement technology and portion of his position that goes towards people p with disabilities i'm wondering how to absorb the equal opportunity of people with disabilities with our staffing i know that the community groups there's a strong sense that one staff person has law enforcement and technology is not going to have adequate time for dealing with the unique challenges of people with disabilities in the employment sector. >> thank you for your question we're committed to improving citywide opportunities for employment for people with disabilities and as you noticed a committee that works with the mayor's office on disability. >> how will we staff it we do the ad a recruiter last year and we assigned him responsibilities he is

lee helped stay on budget and on time for that project as well. the projeblth lides to on and off ramps and supports cal trans ramp work on the other side of the island as well as treasure island [inaudible] so far that project is uneventful, a good thing in the construction world. lee also contributed to the folsom street [inaudible] complete in july. there are other sides to lee as well, she mentor and resource to the staff and aensh and across otheragys and he is the reason we attracted great capital staff. he models nob nub and exercising techinal judgment in wise ways. lee is universely reect spected and sought after in the field. for so many reasons lee we'll miss you. thank you for all you have done for the transportation authority and all you have done for the city. with that i think we have a special resolution for you or certificate >> for formalities, if you can call item 9 as well >> item 9 recognize lee saga deputy director for out standing service from 1999 to 2015 >> thanks igist wanted to [inaudible] we have gotten to know each oth

as well as our own philadelphia orchestra.eadliners were announced here in rome tuesday morning by the philadelphia delegation in the city to finalize preparation preparations for september's world meeting of families. >> it is always, always been our goal to create a program for the holy father and for the upward of 1 million people we expect for the festival of families with joyous inspired and international in its approach. ♪ >> reporter: the musical program is part of the festival of families on the parkway saturday afternoon and evening september 26th. pope francis himself will be in attendance for the formal program that night. >> here's something quite magical about the idea, the thought the vision of pope francis being on stage in our city with an degree yea bocelli jones and philadelphia orchestra all at the same time. ♪ >> reporter: there will be more performers added as the world meeting approaches. but those already on the bill are counting the days. >> it is incredible to play even small part on an occasion filled

as well as the 7th at large representative and of course lenar urban >> okay. it's my understanding from the presentation of the supervisor none of the signatories are here today? >> there is a representative from helenar is here. >> i call a call that council wanted to attend that's what i had been informed. >> thank you. please continue >> i did want to take a moment to distinguish this core community agreement which the city and oc i. are members of. the ddda ensures that the visions goals and priorities of the shipyard and candle stick point are in the concept chul framework approved by the board of supervisors in 2007 as well as the voters in 2008 as implements the dda is in the core community agreements and continues continues parts such as finance infrastructure sustainability and community development -- provisions that near the language in the agreements and core community benefit agreement there are prosituations in the core community benefits agreement that ocii may independently enforce this encollude the provision of 1/3 of housing be provided at b

the enormous scope for improving infrastructure as well as the sector.challenges because we lack good hard infrastructure. that is also a skills deficit in certain part of the economy. institutional infrastructure needs to improve in terms of laws and regimes. >> quick question, wire're running out of time but hsbc is reviewing it's offers in the united kingdom. is it becoming to owners from a perspective and too expensive to operate in the you fighted kingdom as a bank with an emerging market focus and will standard chartered follow suit? >> we have to review the issue but having said that we don't have any plans right now but we are listening very carefully to our shareholders. their view on the issue. the real issue is the increase in levies. >> your story at standard chartered ends and you move on into a private equity venture very briefly. give us a little color around what we can anticipate from you. africa will still be a big focus. >> it will be a big part of the focus. i'll talk more about it when i start it in october. so invite me back in octo

cities as well as a separate program in london as well and the whole idea here is to try to win over urban environments who have made it very clear, they want access to a vehicle but they don't want to own a vehicle and ford believes that the card share business is just beginning and statistics back that up if you look at how many people are members of card share programs worldwide it's just under 5 million right now. that's expected to skyrocket to 26 million by 2020. ford believes this is the beginning of a trend that we're going to see more and more of people that want access to a car through a card share program but they don't want to own a car and they believe ford owners can do this using their ford motor credit account where they will rent out their vehicle. they will choose the rate that will be charged and then when their vehicle southern land parked when they're at work or when they're not using it they will be able to rent their vehicle out for an hour or two hours or however long they deem they want to let somebody else drive their car. >> another story in the auto space,

new riding on the paths behind the rec centers it is dark and hard to see that will benefit them as well as the other families and individuals that use that walkway so we hope you are in favor of this and approve it. >> thank you, thank you very much any other members of the public. >> i apologize he want to see we look forward to working with the planning department to expand move us in addition feedback from the community and the final improvements thank you. >> thank you. >> hi i actually am a community voter and work for bridge housing but more importantly i'm a residents from potrero hill i want everyone in the room and everyone watching to expand actually go out of the box and imagine a group of seniors and their black chinese, spanish, scott sanchez and italian and greek and add some that are what caners and some in wheelchairs and some on canes from that imagine that group has to expand walk from 6 to expand market street to expand all the way here with no bus add in the hate street hill they have to expand go up to expand get to expand city hall it's a how they get get from the

there's plenty of fiscal room there as well and other more technical actions as well. that helps to massage the numbers and prevent the collapse you're talking about there. >> thank you very much. we'll hit the pause button and come back and talk about europe in a few minutes. now let's focus on european equity markets. as you can see a sea of red today. we're down around 0.6 pktd on% on the stoxx 600. over the last week it's still up and still pricing in positivity relative to last week but just negative relative to three days ago. >> that's because of the start of the week. that fizzled out quickly. we still don't have a deal. anyways, a look at one of the other top movers in europe today. k and s rallying after the company received a 7 billion euro takeover offer from potash of canada. two sources close to the deal told reuters the proposal would likely be rejected as being too low. they confirmed they made a friendly offer but said a takeover was not certain. coming up on the show annetta joins us with more details but i want to tell you that bernstein believes thi

that includes camden gloucester salem as well as cumberland counties.nder that risk until 8:00 o'clock tonight. so things starting to settle down a it will across the area, but we are keeping tabs on severe thunderstorm warning for lancaster county and also some flash flood warnings for parts of the lehigh valley. so as we take a tour across the area we saw those downpours in and around the philadelphia area. the i-95 corridor. we still have some activity bubbling up through sections of south jersey. but we have that severe thunderstorm warning for northern sections of lancaster county until about 6:00 o'clock. here's the activity that moved through philadelphia. now moving toward the morris morrisville area moving toward delran some downpours gusty winds as we move into sections of camden county that's going to be moving toward the mt. laurel area in burlington county but you can see right now in lancaster county moving toward the ephrata area we still have thunderstorm warning until 6:00 o'clock. flash flood warnings in the lehigh valley and heavy rai

see over an inch in sections of wilmington as well as dover.atures tonight we're looking at low 60's in the suburbs, up are 60's in the city. then tomorrow, it's going to be warm and muggy 87 degrees for the high temperature maybe a few spotty showers. scattered showers likely around on saturday, 84 degrees and then some tropical downpours as we move into father's day. at least the first half of the day looks pretty much like a washout across the area. keep that in mind as you're making plans for dad and then we turn hazy, hot and humid for the first full week of summer. >> i never want your forecast to be off so i'm kind of hoping your forecast is off for dad. >> yeah, maybe later we can get the rain. >> cole hamels will miss tomorrow's start but is he really hurt? i will tell you what i hear. >>> and i had a chance to talk to allen iverson about his negative image that came out in a recent >> ♪ >> cole hamels, he will not start tomorrow night against saint louis because of a mild right hamstring strain. now, after the game hamels would not ta

a picture of key investments forward as well as year to year changes experienced in the office. to start i want to say how fitting we are falloge our controller mrs. rosen field. we are proceed to be of service to support the general fund. let me talk about the market conditions that drive our work. i know that the board has been keenly aware of the real estate market as well as the policy decisions on how to address housing meads and space needs. for a moment i want to speak how the real estate market and your land use decision drive your revenue picture as well as our work load in the office. as you bow every sale, construction project and appeal as a potential to increase or kcrease property tax base that helps support the city and also one thoof primary source thofz general fund operations. we have seen in the market place a strong demand for real estate. as uknow which is driving case load up [inaudible] you know the transfer tax is a at a 10 year high. we are estimated to come in about 300 plus million dollars by thend of the month. we have seen markee [inaudible] room key

flooding concerns as well.am township medford lakes, down through new jersey and this is all again continuing towards the shore very quickly. let's send it to chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz with some of the rain we have. >> as we have been showing you, a portion of the line is moving, another portion is not. the northern portion is moving to the east. this is the radar estimated rainfall. obviously this is over a relatively short period of time. just east of philadelphia in parts of camden county that's two and a half inches of rain probably in a good bit less than one hour. the area we were showing you that was lining up east to west not really moving the radar estimates in new castle county over two inches of rain and back toward -- in maryland, about three inches of rain. again, just in a period of a couple of hours. if this continues moving along the same line these numbers are going to climb very rapidly and there will be some issues with potential flash flooding as a result of this.v this

loftman's work seems very deep and very strong and i think he makes a very strong candidate as well as peter cohen his work and experience in the city. to me, i would rather not have this item stay in committee another month or so. we have a very, very rules committee coming up for the whole month of june, we have special committee meetings to deal with ordinances and charter amendments for the ballot we have a number of seats for committees starting up, we have a large number of people applying and sorting through peop testimony, and vetting, i'd rather we can move this item to the full board, and have a discussion there about which one of you very qualified candidates for the sit zens's committee, so i advise we move to the full board. i know the request, supervisor cohen, keep it in the committee, we will decide on tuesday this is not a committee report, this will be the 9th. to decide then at the full board where supervisor, cohen will be present, and engage in discussion as well. >> to the chair, i thank you for your comments i have no interest wanting to did lay appointments appo