and i am a daily rider of muni and i also drive a car in san francisco and i walked halfway here and i am also a pedestrian. and i was encouraged to apply for this to put my input in to the planning of the corridor. and what i have to offer is that i am smart and i can read the eir and documentation and understand what they are talking about and i have a lot of different insights into different roles that the people play along geary. and i would like to get involved in this because i want to stop complaining about muni and i want to do something constructive thank you. >> thank you very much. next applicant. >> all right. my name is nelson. >> if all of the applicants could speak into the microphone. thank you. >> my name is nelson bunia and i have lived in the richmond district for the last five years and i am a daily muni commuter and i took it to get here to 38. and i work downtown. in the past i have worked in morin and so i have driven a car and i drive and take the bus and so that gives me input into the different things that are trying to be managed my family is from la and th

and a phone launch and a lot of ways that the stock can go and you can't be pessimistic and sit on your hands. >> watch for yellen this afternoon, and no expectation she will be wading into policy, but we will watch, and also, we will find out about the viacom dump as well. meanwhile, let's go to "wapner and the half. >>> hey, apple is back at $100? see that? welcome to the "halftime report." the top trade is riding the rally. the best stock for the best week of stocks in three months. we have a panel of experts to start us off for the hour. jim lebenthal, and josh brown, and john, chief strategist of the cme group, and cnbc senior economics reporter steve liesman, and the gang is all here. kick it off with the markets. strong week for the markets, and strong broad-based tech, and financials down the list, and it is big against a big backdrop of the oil hitting $50 this week, and the fed chair speaking in an hour's time, and josh brown, i go to you first, new highs in the offing? we are not that far away? >> we are not that far away, and what is really, really great about the positionin

and meanwhile, the top holdings in the portfolio, and amazon, and alpha, and alphabet, and facebook,nd hardly contrarian picks, i would say, and why are you sticking to those, and in some cases adding to those? >> well, i think that alphabet has not been a contrarian pick for a long time, but it is a great pick despite being to some degrees a consensus stock. so i don't really, i guess i don't care if the stock is contrarian or consensus, but i want to think about where it would be 3 to 5 years out, and compare t compared to the current price, and so if it is a gap, it is a great holding. >> and what will take google or alphabet up the next leg? >> well, sin dar talked about going from the artificial first company, and machine learning is one of the underappreciated changes happening in world right now. and alphabet's victory in the alpha go competition is an important moment, and has machine learning to become more pervasive in the form of a a/i assistant or self-driving car, it is going to be valuable. and self-driving cars, and 1.3 million people die in the car accidents, and what

unedison, and sun power down, and solarcity, and terra form 77%, and j.a. solar, 20, and solar dead? >> well, i don't know necessarily dead, but we talk about all of the time whether it is correlated or not, and again, i bring up the oil, and it should not be correlated, but it is. it is trading with the solar, and because of that, if you look at what is going on and talking about solarcity, with leveraging, it must be up there with the worst, and 40% short on the stock, and you have overlevered company, and to joe's point, they can't make money. there is a lot of problems, and jim chanos did a good job to identify those. >> and there is an article out today, and i'm not sure who it is from termed it as solar coaster. we are at the bottom, and now we have gone up here, and down, and are we back up again, and is there a rebirth of the solar stocks, joe? >> oil is going to 125 dollars again? h. >> is that the only thing that gets it, and we have so many that told us that we were when we were talking about correlating it with the the price of oil, and solar it

and the study body president and all of the students at balboa and local and all the -- lowell and all the students that came out and standing up for rights and 18, 19 year olds did during the anti-war movement and right to vote it's implesessive how they presented to as well and they can be rooted in the communities to really make changes positive that for the immigrant families and making a change in their communities so i applaud the youth commission and supervisor avalos and the growing movement around the country. we in san francisco can really make a difference and i am thankful for of us putting on ballot and hopefully impacted in the neighborhoods and communities and thank you to supervisor avalos and the youth commission. >> thank you. supervisor wiener. >> thank you very much madam president. you know there are some policy proposals that look good at first glance and the more you learn and talk and study them the worse they look. this measure is exactly the opposite. i will be honest when this first came out my initial knee jerk reaction before i reviewed research on it was n

buyers, and the clock is ticking, and verizon and at&t are levered and get a debt downgrade and that factor into the money they would have to buy the spectrum, and it is not like he is making this case all by himself with without any agreement on wall street that he could be correct. >> that is true. and the fact that they are levered is absolutely true, and it means that they would have a hard time paying cash for the spectrum at the value that i think it is worth. but these are 300 or 400 bill$4 billion companies. the entire value rests on the wireless business that needs the spectrum to survive. so it is issuing the equity to get the asset they need, and they could do what they have tone with the tower businesses, and if you think of spectrum, and towers, they are effectively going to form two capacities, and they have leased the tower assets on the 20-year lease, and we believe it is going to end up doing the same with the spectrum. >> and the five-year plans don't take dish's spectrum into account. they don't need the dish's spectrum to provide the capacity and the coverage they

are in the same situation and discuss the challenges and what is happening and life. >> and you get support from one another. and here's a community within a community, and it is a large community. what is the membership? >> 4300 members, and of the community of momsent. live about 180 volunteers to keep the organization running because we are completely volunteers.>> that is what is impressive, no staff, ran for moms i moms. and certainly it was my experience a member 12 years ago. why are moms joining the gg mg?>> i think the initial reason is probably similar to how i joined and others join because you are having a new child, and a lot of times you don't feel like you are no we -- that you know what you are doing. it is nice that other mothers that have some experience and can lead you down the path of motherhood. >>> we will come back and meet some other moms in just a minute. thank you. >>> welcome back to mosaic and happy mother's day. i am a mother, and the pastor at the st. marks lutheran church, and where with other mothers from the golden gate mother's group, and with me i

are and then it will help and has come to terrorism and then the immigrants and others. the idea is given and that's probably the international community should not be and the focus this strategy has saved before, and i was witness to that as i was for the political affairs and responsible for many of the security initiatives. in conclusion the u.s. and activity should not see libya in counter terrorism and should not take a tech that cal approach on bending capacity equipment, arming and et cetera. even though that they're important, but in order to achieve results sustainable results, the partners should help the new government tackle economic crisis, step up reconciliation and help develop functioning institutions so it can observe the support offered by the international community and can soefsh whatever is offered by the community. it's a high level of political efforts and it's more important now than ever. thank you. >>> hi, i am jonathan and first of all there's an e norm mouse amount of wisdom expressed and generally speaking i agree with everything. not every w

and we start off with clouds, and there is a raise in town today, and some coverage of that coming up and it is a little bit cool to start in some spots, but starting out with sunshine over the golden gate, and san francisco has a blue skies with temperatures in the 50s, 57 in concord, six in livermore, 55 and san francisco, chilly but blue skies, and we do have allowed -- cloud cover over the south bay, diminishing throughout the day and everyone has sunshine throughout the day, kicking off this warming trend into the work week. we have patchy fog and drizzle south of san francisco, but only temporary. and your forecast coming up in just a bit.>>> star wars creator george lucas may be building that museum here in san francisco. he is a new interest in returning to san francisco, and coming has his bid in chicago bogged down with additional challenges. the mayor lee says he is talking with the city over possibly building the museum over treasure island.>> he wants to make sure that he does not have to go through that difficult process as he has found twice already. back the supervisor

the zoo is 100 acre garden and 100 acre park and classroom, and zoo. come out this summer and see what is shaking. and that ends my report. >> thank you very much. >> is there public comment on this item? item 6. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners any comment? discussion only. we are on item 7, west sun set playground. al >> good morning commissioners. dan mower capital division. the item before you we presented at the capital committee. it was discussion only item because i didn't have the paperwork to give a formal report but now that we have a few weeks happy to announce we have a contractor on board that we like to have you award a construction contract to. this is for west sunset playground renovation project. this is one of the 2012 park bond programs and taken a little longer to get this moving. we went through a process and advertised and bid the project and the bids came in extremely high during the first go so had to adjust and rebid the project. we did that and ended up with two bids. one was extremely outrageous but the ot

and going and tents and tarps. i had to step over bodies to walk on the sidewalk. i walked past a man outside a tent pooring disinfectant over a scab [inaudible] twice its size. the smell of urine permeates the area, is there anything to be done to address that. i read that because i'm reading e-mail after e-mail hundreds of e-mails and calls like the one that i just read from my district calling on the city to do something about the issue of street encampments and homelessness. i introduced the ordinance on the expansion of navigation centers because i believe i would not be doing my job as district 9 supervisors if i did not try to do something on this issue and specifically to do something to address the encampments that are growing and have grown throughout my district and throughout the city. this is why i introduce this law and this is why i believe that we as a board and as a city need to do everything we can do address this issue. that said, the mayors newly appointed director of our new department on homel

and adrian and richard thank you. this program >> thank you, ann i didn't and members of the apa and want to recognize a few people from the fact community that helped to have the program in mission and the bayview and silicon valley that's it barbara from the fact bayview american people are house and laura from the fact mission center and marie from visitacion valley thank you so much. (clapping.) >> so the community ambassadors are out there the most vibrant and dangerous areas he helping residents and workings sea visitor and community groups and merchant they report crimes and inform of the people of the serves and volunteer the community and live in the community and they care about people they serve the city they live and work for so it is my pleasure to introduce the fact ambassadors team the fact team is led we want to commend redistribution two individuals that exceptional individuals that helped me building the houses of engagement to what is today wouldn't have been possible i need they're afraid help plea

lombard and gary and van ness and california and geneva and ocean and mosaic and stockton will potentialreate negative impacts on mission street whereas the proposed muni forward project for terryville street will potentially create negative impacts for similar those on mission street and the whereas mta budget is suspected and whereas side board of supervisors has responsibilities for - whereas the board of supervisors has the ability to place jvtd money on reserve that be allotment to the san francisco municipal transportation agency during the proposition therefore, be it resolved that the coalition for san francisco neighborhood urges the board of supervisors to place $25 million of general funds monies allocated to the mta for fiscal year 2016-2017 on reserve and until such time as the negative impacts of the muni forward project on mission and lombard and van ness and california and geneva and ocean and mosaic and stockton and terryville streets are to the satisfaction of the effected communities thank you. >> thank you very much next item, please. >> hi angela better the district

and clear 20 minutes ago and now it is there, and i can see it on the satellite.rall it is a warm to hot day inland, but the coast in the babel get a touch of cooler weather. -- in the bay will get a touch of cooler weather. it will be nice for the day game. and this fog looks like it is knocking on the door at santa cruz. it is on its way. it will be here tomorrow, and temperatures will be plunging. today upper 80s and near 90 inland, but the coast will see more in the 60s and 70s, 80 around the bay. 52 in santa cruz, 57 saratoga, 61 sarah clowe and san jose, and 50 in the santa cruz mountains. it depends on the elevation. and sfo west at eight with the wind, and we will see if that wind picks up. sunny today, mild to warm, but once we get that fog, it is very shallow and only impacting the immediate coast. it will make a big move tomorrow. and maybe tonight, 70s, upper 70s for some, but a little bit warmer, and about the same as yesterday, but the coast and bay will cool off a little bit and everybody goes off tomorrow as we take the plunge. mostly cloudy and wi

to work and the kitchens and that we're working with our public safety officers and police and make sure the entire area in and around our permanent sites and our shelters are clean and drug abuse and selling no drugs and making sure they're good for them as well as this is not only a promise we are delivering i'm so glad to welcome anthony and loretta we made a promise we would see this day come forward i want you to be as positive as lives in the great city and county of san francisco we know the problems and the challenge that are con frovrnt everyone we have got to do something with about it i think this is not an end step but the giving up of your lives your recovering from challenges in the your lives we're sorry to hear some of the stories we are glad to see you come out of that healthy that you're ready to take on our lives with more responsibilities and those partnerships wife created on behalf of the homeless connect and service providers i want to present you with a homecoming gift. >> thank you very much got some nice - >> wow. a little bit of cooking >> thank you very m

the zoo is 100 acre garden and 100 acre park and classroom, and zoo. come out this summer and see what is shaking. and that ends my report. >> thank you very much. >> is there public comment on this item? item 6. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners any comment? discussion only. we are on item 7, west sun set playground. al >> good morning commissioners. dan mower capital division. the item before you we presented at the capital committee. it was discussion only item because i didn't have the paperwork to give a formal report but now that we have a few weeks happy to announce we have a contractor on board that we like to have you award a construction contract to. this is for west sunset playground renovation project. this is one of the 2012 park bond programs and taken a little longer to get this moving. we went through a process and advertised and bid the project and the bids came in extremely high during the first go so had to adjust and rebid the project. we did that and ended up with two bids. one was extremely outrageous but the ot

then to go forward and appeal to all americans and every walk of life and background and a majority of in dependence and o so, you know, i think conservatives want to know does he share the values and our principles and the government and the role of the executive. it's the constitution. there are a lot of questions that they're going to want answers to and myself included. i want to be apart of this process. i want to help to unify this party. we have to unify it, i think for us to be successful. for us to have a campaign that they're proud of going forward and that's unifiable and that's going to go and appeal to the vase majority of americans. >> well, mr. speaker you're casting this in the op mystic a optimistic terms, but you're saying that the speaker of the house cannot as of now support his party's nominee for the president. is there something that he has done or said that's brought you to this moment? >> well, like i said i hope to support the nominee and hope to support him fully. i want to do that, but right now i have to tell you jake, being with you i am not there right no

you go back to 1970 and the bear market in 1974 and again in 87 and the one day crash in 87, and in 2008 we had a 37% decline in the summer months during that year. >> what is the strategy for investing to make money. >> you look at the same numbers, it is how you spin it, if you look at the mean returns which is instead of the average, the outlying parents when the gigantic drops can have a big effect on the averages but if you look at the mean, half of the return higher and then lower it is like five percent in the winter and four percent in the summer. not that big and how you what about to look at it. >> i want to go back what is it about may, why is it one of the flattest months? >> i don't know if this is a true. it seems like that. >> that is what i was reading and i was saying when you were mentioning those dates, that's 2008, that's several years ago and it seems like we have been on this steadier course. >> exactly. >> the phenomenon. >> as wall street goes to the hampton on friday. >> that's one thing. >> we are in election year and the two term president in his final year, do

and inland warmer, philadelphia 78 degrees and trenton 87 and reading 85 and wilmington 86 degrees, certainly a warm day but more comfortable than the last several, because of this, the dew point, we have a dew point of 51 degrees in philadelphia. you got dew points in the 50s this time of year, it's a dry comfortable air mass. they are higher the closer you get to the shore. the dew point 68 in wildwood. the humidity is impressive in dover, delaware, 73 degrees but the drier air continues to feltner as we head through the afternoon. satellite 6 along with action radar you see this spin over southern north carolina. that is what used to be tropical storm bonnie, it's still there but the front has suppressed this down to the south. that is where it stays and spins itself out. back at home clear and low humidity, low 66 in philadelphia and 60 in allentown and 65 in wilmington and cape may tonight, 63 degrees. look agent tomorrow, don't forget the sunscreen, we are looking at loads of sunshine through the day by 2:00, 80, by 5:0083 degrees, that will be the high for the day. a little b

lombard and gary and van ness and california and geneva and ocean and mosaic and stockton will potentialreate negative impacts on mission street whereas the proposed muni forward project for terryville street will potentially create negative impacts for similar those on mission street and the whereas mta budget is suspected and whereas side board of supervisors has responsibilities for - whereas the board of supervisors has the ability to place jvtd money on reserve that be allotment to the san francisco municipal transportation agency during the proposition therefore, be it resolved that the coalition for san francisco neighborhood urges the board of supervisors to place $25 million of general funds monies allocated to the mta for fiscal year 2016-2017 on reserve and until such time as the negative impacts of the muni forward project on mission and lombard and van ness and california and geneva and ocean and mosaic and stockton and terryville streets are to the satisfaction of the effected communities thank you. >> thank you very much next item, please. >> hi angela better the district

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a lot of clouds and brightening to the north and scattered showers and warm and partly sunny here andarrives friday morning and could turn gusty at 72, another system comes in this afternoon with a round of thunderstorms and 72. much cooler beyond that sunday into next week. highs in the low 60s but the tradeoff will be dry air with sunshine guys, we'll take the cool with the try. >> nice tradeoff. >> thank you. than playing whapennsylvania millions,ing with top prizes of one million dollars? winning, ...on the spot. play pennsylvania millions from the pennsylvania lottery, and you could win... ...on the spot. keep on scratchin' >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team are standing by with these stories next at 6:00. new details about the charges filed against the death of their classmate, amy joyner francis. >> these are the hard working blue collar people that go to work every day. >> jon bon jovi is on hand for the beat center in toms river. i'm nora muchanic and i'll explain what that is. >>> those stories next at 6:00. for jaime apody and rick williams, i'm monica mal

only the housing when you support services and community rooms and offices for consulting and supportnd commercial use again, i've mentioned when we have commercial used and the potential for revenue and alternate used can it be used for housing if not housing can we gain from the economy of scale from the site is small sometimes, it facts and circumstances into our feasibility will it cost us a lot of subsidy and a outdoor capital resources is it feasible for other source of funding and how much capital money required to - with that, i'll turn it back. >> yes. i have a question. >> of course. >> so over the last 14 years the district plus ordinance is if place prior to the update in prop k a few months ago and since 2004 only 2 of the 15 properties transferred to the mayor's office of housing were actually are converted into housing for the formally homeless and supervisor peskin district on broadway and samson we recently opened last year and in my district on otis street which we converted to housing for formally homeless veterans i love to hear our recommendations how to improve t

and i stood up and he pulled my chair and i saw sean and the two producers like asking for help. not help necessarily in that moment in those seconds, it was like help. >> and el chapo walks you from the table to your room. you must have been thinking during the walk that this man want tots make love to me? >> yes, i thought he could do whatever he wanted to do. we were by ourselves. and his holding my arm. it was for me good because i thought i was going to faint. two beds separated by a wall and a diver. it was a devoider, and he said you slope in that one for privacy. >> she asked el chapo to fund good works for the poor. and then asks us to believe that the drug dealer turns robin hood and just said good by. >> you will not see me anymore. i never slope where with my guests are are for their safety and thank you for giving me one of the best days and he hugged me and he leaves, he left. i don't know how i got to the the bed. i was shaking. i couldn't believe what just happened and i was tipsy and i was tired. and i didn't know what to do. we have to run and i can't take my bo

i shot and and caused a man's death, and by far one of the worth things you can do, and i made that unfortunate decision at age of 19, and devastated a family, took somebody's husband, a son, daughter, a father, a family, and one of the things that stays with know this day, and one of the ranids do the work die, and the city because i never want another child to grow up with that type of -- one of those things that never goes away. >> host: i want to talk about how this nerdy kid, who is kind of a book worm, takes this journey that -- i won't say ended because your journaly is still going on but part of this journey is you end up murdering someone. so let start at the beginning. what was your childhood like? >> guest: well, grew up in the household that on the outside looking in was the model for black middle class america. my father was in the air force my mother was the primary caretaker of all six of us. a total of six children at the time. and -- >> host: this was in detroit. >> guest: on the east side of detroit. so grew up on the east side of detroit. unfortunately what was happening on t

and we'd rented a house, and, you know, it was aura, and her cousin, fabiola, and me. and it was just the second day, and it was this beautiful day, the water was full of people, and she caught a wave wrong. and even then, you know, i thought she was still going to make it. and we... you know, luckily there was a lot of people on the beach, and everyone tried to help, and we put her... there were no ambulances. you know, you forget what the infrastructure of a poor country is-- "get an ambulance!" and there's no ambulance. the closest ambulance is three hours away. >> hinojosa: ah, dios mio, oh, my... >> and he had to put her in a... there was a doctor on the beach, and we put her on a surfboard and got her into the back of an suv, drove her to the nearest hospital, where they didn't even have a respirator. they had to use a hand thing. i mean, it was such a journey. 12 hours later we get her to this... we finally get her air medivaced out to a hospital in mexico city. the only... so at least her mom got to see her one more time. you know, and then she died the next mo

puts strychnine and puts it on the sidewalks and dogs and cats come and they die. my dog was hit with it but i cost it fast enough. we need to look that enforcement of the to make sure it is equal and not just towards one industry or one small business. that is the big issue as far as i'm concerned. >> thank you very much. next speakers please. >> next speaker is sill via johnson. >> i'm talking about exemption to food and organizations. [inaudible] with childrens toys. we have examples. [inaudible] exemptions for nothing is you know [inaudible] we have other products that we [inaudible] guarantees that we have now or combination [inaudible] with congress and we haven't even thought about this or [inaudible] organizations that we don't even understand because of things that [inaudible] jewels and diamonds [inaudible] a lot of things are missing and [inaudible] it takes a lot of consideration with the [inaudible] things that has to be done with you know, [inaudible] >> thank you. next speaker, please. anymore people that like to make public comment? >> good afternoo

this is about a year ago and they swim in here and bring them back and they weigh and measure them and a peer into the ocean and start off about that big and come back about 15 pounds one year later. >> seeing the salmon run can make a lasting impression on old and young, since he's been a freshman in high school brian horn has done volunteer work to keep this going. >> when i was a kid my grandfather took me here to see the salmon and steelhead run. i loved it because i wanted to save them and i want my children to have the same experience i had. >> of goal of 1300 nasser 2600 fish for years would equal a full recovery. >> the run is up 33 miles and it's a tough swim when there is water. login need us creek is seen as a model to emulate. >> we are 20 miles from san francisco and we have one of the bus populations of salmon in california. it says something about the creek. >> for two and one fox 2 news i am meteorologist steve paulson. >> that's great so generations and generations can enjoy and seeing that makes me want to go over there and camp. >> okay, let's check in with meteorolo

and the behavior and the learning and the neurobiological coro witz and dyslexia all look different depending on how it is defined. as we move forward of ssa, it is critical for the scientific and educational communities to work toward a common language for identification and studying dyslexia. with efforts toward a more specific terminology. this consistency extends to implementation of response to intervention. finally, early detection of dyslexia is critical. but i must say we need to proceed with caution. the mission of early detection presents us with a conflict that requires awareness of the developmental appropriateness of reading expectations and reading instruction for a significant proportion of kindergarten children. we know how to identify early risk factors for dyslexia. but as scientistics -- educators and policymakers, we must distinguish between unexpected and unwarranted failures in reading achievement. in other words, considering early detection, we must determine whether a problem represents true dyslexia or the risk for it or a brain that is just simply too young and not y

no problems and 8:00 and notice we're on the dry side and getting in the game and right around 10 and nothing too heavy and we can't have a rumble of thunder down to the southwest. at 12:30, still dealing with the rain and tomorrow morning it's not just the chance for showers because we'll have a slight chance of showers tomorrow morning and the big deal could see some fog and we could see dense fog tomorrow morning and notice at 10:00, 11:00 a.m. and more showers moving on in here and move on through during the day and not a complete washout, but keep the umbrella handy. once again, you will need it and the bus stop forecast, take the umbrella and scattered showers and expect fog tomorrow morning and tomorrow afternoon and mostly clouds with a chance for showers coming in later in the day. what about the next couple of days? well, more showers on friday. thursday, right now we're still trying to keep dry. high temperature upper 60s to 70 and 75 on friday and 71 on saturday and saturday most of the day looking dry and the best chance of rain looks like it will be late in the afternoon

the airport and transit fees and the rest of the parks and held and fire and police. the mayor wants 200 million- dollars to combat homelessness, 32 million-dollars more than last year and to beep up the police department. and more officers would be on the street. >> our city is facing challenges. we can't deny that. neighborhood crime is up and homeless is a pressing concern. the need for reform in the police department is evident. >> $20 million would go towards reform and maybe purchasing body cams. there is the passage of a voter approved sales income tax in november that would pay for the homeless and transit services. coming up at five. we will have more on the improvements meaning streets and parks. back to you. >>> tell us with the new acting police chief, if he was there, what did he say about the mayor's plan. >> he was there as the head of most departments. it is the who is who event. we spoke with tony chaplain and he welcomes this money because as he put it implementing the changes will cost money. >> tara moriarty reporting on the state of the budget in

and thirty percent white and 18 percent african-american and aps i think 340 percent and hispanic weave 18 percent and it is like that for a number of years there were we're falling short in my opinion from females on this 16 percent one time close to thirty percent we'll be working on that as well but the budget request expenditures the largest amount of money to staffing as general and i'm not going to read the slide if you have any the questions on this slide i'll just move on. >> and the request by division as you may know the sheriff's department operates the jails and include a number of other things but mostly the jails and the field is patrol and city hall is one plays and the laguna honda and is clients we provide field operations and programs division does all the work for other programs that we do inside and outside of the jails f prisoners and we have a facility equipment facilities that goes to 5 percent. >> so for instance, 5 keys is would be under programs. >> 4 keys is self-supporting a great thing about 5 keys it is a charter school through ada adult tenants the dail

and so on and now i know. such and such companies or this industry is about to be attacked. well instead of waiting until they hit let's take a look at how they typically attack folks and make sure that the companies in that particular industry or the fed groups in that particular industry are prepared, right? so hey we know john and the bad guys typically operate this way and your name showed up and within the next three weeks you'll be on the targ list so get ready. that's not a very difficult concept. on the people side what we typically do on the large enterprises is our exercises so using the soccer anlage you don show up at game time and figure out what to do so most of the folks when you run them through scenarios the boards, the ops folks and i.t. folks and development folks that do the code you bring them together and run them through scenarios that are relevant to the threats in their particular industry and most don't do well so what ends up happen as good you find the gaps and you fix it so that's

near 90 degrees for some, cool on thursday and much cooler and breezy and windy conditions and possibleturday. it is me -- may.>> and it has been pretty windy. >>> 5:21 am is the time.>>> one shark would not let go, a crazy story. this shark followed the woman all the way to the emergency room, and we had that story coming up in 20 minutes. >>> a vacationing in maine, and now the couple is being called heroes. hey i think the internet just went down. huh, why don't you give it a sec, it'll come back. something just happened in the world and we have no idea what it was. get high speed internet from at&t with 99.9% reliability for just $30 a month. keep calm, your internet's on. >>> federal investigators looking for the reason that a private plane crashed in the hills of north los angeles. the pilot was the only person on board, and heading from san diego to santa monica when the air traffic controllers lost radio contact. the hills were covered with a thick fog at the time of the crash. >> whatever speed the plane is going, they have no time to react once they hit the hillsides, no way t

and oversight, and for other purposes. the eaker pro tempore: question is will the house suspend the rules and pass the bill, as amended. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 421. the nays are zero. 2/3 having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended and the bill is passed. without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. members, take your conversations off the floor. the house will be in order. members are asked to take their conversations off the floor. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. members are asked to take your conversations

the freeway come down from and apartment and the owner and proprietary of restaurant and a sister beeruardian restaurant and some of the other development in hayes valley i can only speak as a business owner and resident of the valencia seen incredible growth that tinflux of people i unprecedented in san francisco i think all the considerations of the people are valid and the concern the stress this is a pit on the neighborhood itself and the history or the provision of this being angle award winner of a small sliver lot from my own point of view any addition to a market octavia plan that continues to bring foot traffic up and over the hill from the mission to market street so long overdue a long freeway as another speaker mentioned through this is wide it can be likened to other tuff blood vessels that have had to make concessions for people to live there as well i can't speak to any specific person other than my own and seeing the influx of hayes valley but would be a shame to see this 10 year process for the sliver lots not get and then opportunity to make this an interesting soluti

i'll ask dennis to speak in detail and get up and speak to budget and schedule and challenges. overall i think you will see there is a lot of visable progress on the site over the last month that you will see dennis will present. i just want to un derscore or note the intangible. the at mississippi sphere and elevation of issues and advancing the project i think has gotten smoother over the last few months. i think all of us sensed project fatigue going on and malaise and think we are pulling out of that and starting to see some good energy out advancing the project. with that, i'll ask dennis to present some the details of the field work and address budget and schedule. >> dennis [inaudible] it has been a very active month out there. the picture looks similar than the last month, on the inside it is a tremendous amount andile i'll go through that. we have 500 workers day time shift and 5 oplus in the evening and night shift so when you include saturdays we have all most 600 people working on the project, great progress going on. regarding recent activities this is a graphic we

close together on central street and union square and sharing lounlz and other dining facilities but you know in this city as we know you don't have a project it is present without offering public benefits and we wanted to highlight now the public benefits that the academy has offered and wish to communicate them pubically to you at this point. >> and you'll see the areas in which overseeing benefits fall let me review them one at a time in housing the academy will set aside an entire dormitory for one term of long term affordable housing it will create more student housing by convert an existing tourist hotel to student housing that will xruk a new dormitory on an underutilized site next to exist student housing and will meet outline future student housing by adding san francisco housing stock they they make payments a total of $10 million in impact fees for housing and transportation and parks and other public benefits it would be implementing conditions of approval and mitigation measures these are the ones that have been generally suggested or outlined in the eir and e s t m and

and so, that in and of itself over the last two years is a mince and we hope to see that term and the implementation of what that term is. we're really working to make sure that those partnerships expand in a really innovative way. we've seen a lot of really positive interaction between va, iava, the others at the stable. it's going to take time. and unfortunately, that's just the way it is. but i think we all feel, i can speak for the others on the panel. we all feel we're movie ining i right direction. the motivation's there. there's a different energy and we're doing this. like i said in my testimony, we've stopped talking about it. we're actually doing things. >> the suicide, it's very difficult to get trials or anything like that. data sharing can be extremely important, not only on this issue, but with record to the post-traumatic stress and brain injuries, what are the obstacles we're facing with regard to data sharing is this anyone on the panel. >> so, one of the challenges which as a taxpayer doesn't make sense to me, is that most of the data that's paid for with taxpayer do

and correctly and quickly.f we reel it in it will occur whether accident or intentional we're ready to deal with it. >> the goal is to make sure government and community agencies are ready to protect the public. >> coming up tonight at 11 we'll head back to northeast d.c. a security guard was arrested and accused of bloc blocking transgender woman from kus using the ladies room in a grocery store. >> and your wedding day is supposed to be happiest day of your life it was quite the opposite for one couple. wait until you hear what happened that already has them headed for divorce. we'll be right back. >>♪ >> you can hop on the couch and dance, too. >> in kas you have not seen this we made this video for justin timberlake brand new mass single can't stop the feeling. >> you have some moves. >> our own kevin mccarthy showed the video at the film festival. justin loved it and today gave us a shout-out phone facebook. take a look. justin shared the video with his 39 million fans and said our moves were impressive. b

the same ideas and the same supply and demand and marketing.the street culture and the drug culture and so one of the things i've done is point out if you sell drugs to you can be pretty much highly successful because of the same principles that apply and it's one of the things i look at the way we deal with criminal justice reform and i see an opportunity there. i've seen an opportunity for the men and women who enter into the legal enterprise, show them how the skills that they learned in the streets are applicable to the business and then help them make that transition and that will reduce the recidivism rates and it will also give people an opportunity to transition back to society. >> host: a lot of young brothers if they had other opportunities would become entrepreneurs. they could lead organizations and young sisters as well. why don't more of us do that? why do we choose, putting that in quotation marks, selling drugs as opposed to moving some other? >> guest: i think part of it is access. a lot of us don't know how to access credit an

i also like when i say the last word and the bell rings and you ring it and others come up and you let them go on and on and on. >> any other public comment? hearing none, we'll turn to item 6. discussion and possible action regarding mark farrell versing for district 2 supervisor 2010 versus city and county of san francisco >> do you want to take item 10 prior to going into discussion of closed session? >> approve the minutes? i'm happy to do it but my feeling is that not a item but we'll take 10 and do i hear any motion to approve the minutes as written? >> so moved. >> second. >> moved and seconded. any discussion among the commissioners? any public discussion? >> ray san francisco open government. i like everybody who has the opportunity to review these minutes and see there are two 150 word summaries i provided in the body of the minutes. i fought long and hard to insure the law which states if a person submits a summary of 150 word or less of public comment it will appear in the minute. as these two do. the reason i fought so long and hard is i was tired having my public comments

circle and orange one between roz jchb land and minnesota avenue and silver and blue between roz land and fining road. >> "weather and traffic on the 5s". good morning, tucker barnes. >> good morning, okay. that was yesterday. worked out well. >> did it? >> it's a blur i'm sorry. >> it was a little cool. season any, bright and 67. >> now all coming back to me now. >> hi to mow the lawn for the first time in a couple weeks. >> awesome. >> and more rain today. >> i bet it's pretty. nice and green. >> beautiful. yes everything is green. more green on the way with all the rain we got moving in from the west and definitely umbrella weather today. jacket weather is back. highs in the low 6 0s. leonardtown and 54 fredericksburg and north and west low 50s in mountains and 52 this morning in haikers town. rain showers moving in from the west here. much of that is not yet touching the ground. theme will be cloud cover with on again off gain rain showers for tuesday and tonight as well so sports field and that thing will get saturated and i'm not sure when we'll get the games in later today. the

people drank too much, and it was a mix of senators and anchormen and copy boys and nuns and really eclectic mix. like lots of folks, i got dragged into helping do volunteer -- volunteer in quotation marks -- work at a local orphanage. she helped out at st. anne's orphanage for over 50 years, almost every week of her 50 years of volunteering there. and the more i got to know her it just struck me as a wonderful story of somebody who had ridsen up from -- risen up from very humble beginnings but also the strength of her personality. every single person was like, oh, of course you're writing a biography about mary, you should do that, which helped convince me i was on the right track. >> over here. >> so, actually, one of my questions -- if you all want to keep thinking -- one of my questions was actually about the orphanages, because it was an instrumental part, a fundamental part in both these women's lives. bessie grew up in an orphanage and was very shaped and given leadership opportunities. she and her brother and sister or were both there. and then mary's devotion to the kids at st. anne

yesterday looks really nice and partly sunny and more clouds and sunshine and 71 degrees, could have showers on saturday. lingering into sunday morning as the cold front moves through for mother's day. and the pattern really changes early next week and adam will talk about that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. i want to take a nap in this kind of weather. >> thank you cecily. >>> more to come in our next half hour off "action news" at 5:00, our south jersey detectives are looking for the thief. and what he does to convince tellers to give him the money and one local district is going to court for their tainted drinking water. i drive a golf ball. i drive to the hoop. i drive a racecar. i have a driver. his name is carl. but that's not what we all have in common. we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto®. xarelto® is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto® is also proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there i

and and parents. g: fire season is definitely arrived when driven gas fire burned to homes and north fairfield never uttered to another country guy can win it all happen on santa barbara way as to cook and his self on footage and the smoke billowing into the air. >>reporter: compared erica until her family to pack up their belongings and the grass fire raced up neighborhood trees the fire started out in the grass behind these homes and homeless encampment friday afternoon it quickly grew to four alarms. >>reporter: for an hour after the fire started they evacuated 10 families on santa barbara when the torch treetop show how the fire and jumped quickly from house-to-house the wind made it difficult to contain. >>reporter: 2 homes were severely damaged in a detached lives here you concede melted plastic covering we rack in the garage to concede straight through to the backyard no one was hurt in the red cross is upon the family who lost their homes. >>marty g: you might see some firefighters out in san

and this government needs to treat me and my friends and neighbors and colleagues and everyone else like an american. and that means the freedoms that we should enjoy, the human rights that we deserve. we just went to the united nations, and we took the case of the st. louis people to the human rights. and we asked them to talk to the secretary general about suing the united states before a chernobyl like event occurs. if they can't do it, then i'm not sure where to go. but we need to use these out of the box ideas. someone was saying we can't compromise. playing out of the box. they don't know what to do with us in epa now and in the white house because we went to the united nations. holy moly, what do you do with that? right? thinking out of the box is how we're winning the battles in the field, but we really need as a whole to think out of the box how to get corporate america out of politics, out of the very agencies that were put together for the sole purpose of protecting the american people. thank you. [ applause ] >> imagine when we gets other her shyness. power house. up to the p

do, you have brief and heavy rain and small hail, and light anyone and thunder.are off to a cloudy and mild start, mother's day is increasing sunshine and warmth and warmer-than-average next week. today, the highs are below average, and mainly mid-to-upper 60s, 63 to 68, and san francisco and half moon bay and all of our coastal communities are 58 to 61. and tonight is mile, low-to-mid 50s because of clouds hanging around, and storm-impact scale "1" is light and "5" is severe and this is still light although we could have .5" of rain if you under one or two of the showers and storms or storms the next 24-48 hours and by 9:00 it is encroaching and by noon it is over most us and by 4:00 it is on the peninsula and by 7:00, it is about out of here so hopefully the evening plans will be dry. tomorrow, not so heavy showers and 60s and 70s and 80s next week. >> we will take a look at the east shore freeway a solid river of headlights, beyond university after and powell street interest emeryville and the macarthur maze from golden gate field to the city you are right aro

in san bruno and san mateo and belmont the cool of the and woodside is 53, and 56 for men low park and appeal male and redwood city, and san carlos advisory, and 55 in san jose, and concord, and san ramon, and fairfield, 52, and mill valley, 49 degrees and coming interest san francisco, 52, and walnut creek, clouds are encroaching upon your neighbor, and the free and weed pollen, moderate amount, and grass pollen is low and u.v. index is high. here is a look at san jose, at 87, near the shark tank. we will talk about your three day forecast and what will happen today, at the coast, and it should be 62, not the 72 that it is on there. around the bay, 76, inland, 86, but, notice, some areas up to ten degree cooler tomorrow and the biggest drop off inland is the warmest and the coolerring will continue through saturday and even spring temperatures are possible in the north bay during the morning hours with more cooling with, for sunday, coming up. >> we will check on the concord commute, westbound 4, right before 680, we have reports of an accident possibly involving a make. it could be o