we've been collaborating with the shipyard artists, then detailed planned improvements and the role of public works and our next steps. this is where building 101 is located in shipyard phase one, the hill top neighborhood. building 101 was built in 1947 but the navy, 121,000 square feet, owned by ocii, and it contains approximately 150 artists studios. funding for this grant is provided by two grants by the building of commerce. we were here last december when you approved entering into time extension for both of the grants. i can report back to you since then the e.p.a. has approved our time extensions and that makes today's step the last step required before we can get started. the funds remaining as i've already stated are the project budget. we're looking to expend all the remaining funds in these grants, and they require a match of 10% by ocii, an amount of 55199. first d.p.w. will do the work, ask payment from ocii, we'll seek reimbursement and pass it onto the department of public works. some work has been done out at the shipyard, including work to building 101. as i said, we'

at home berlin is facing pressure from the german arms industry on sectors related to its like the shipyards on the germany's baltic sea. this is what the fuss is about for patrol boats to fend off coastal threats from the likes of pirates this is the closest we are allowed to film for security reasons the pain of af shipyard wants to deliver the boats to saudi arabia but that's out of the question now following palin's export ban on arms to the gulf kingdom production is at a standstill twenty percent of the workforce have had to our slashed and their hopes are sinking. as. the political. of course the politicians initially signaled that they decide quickly the whole thing's been delayed now three times the way things stand. today and of course that's left the workers in a mood that can only be described as one of disappointment and resignation losing out on the shotgun it was supposed to be a billion dollar deal for the shipyard listen group subsidiary promise to tarnow to patrol boats for the saudis that invested millions of euros in the equipment needed to build them. the money also went

and if the rest can then be built or at the shipyard will have to launch a search for all the buyers and chico some fresh business instead. and that's it from me and the business as a team here then they'll stay tuned for the coming up right up as we go out of world markets. in two years this may be the european capital of culture. city of l.f. siena has lost its luster. it's currently home to a huge ship graveyard. burgeoning bureaucracy and a lack of funding for stifling cleanup operations. so when will the less you know. sparkle again. if ninety minutes on d w. i'm not laughing at the gym i guess sometimes i am but i stand up in the research and i don't think the printer jemma culture of looking at the stereotype of quacks but if you think you see the country that i don't. need it seems ridiculous drama. to me it's all that they know i'm a joke join me for me again sunday w. post. we make up over three quarters of a figure there and out that's because of the civil service of. the want to shape the continent's future. part of it and join our youngsters as they share their stories t

it was supposed to be a billion dollar deal for the shipyard. group subsidiary promise to tarnow patrol boats for the saudis that invested millions of euros in the equipment needed to build them. the money also went into building a supply chain for the task. the ones whose money it's obviously the suppliers now want to hear what's going to happen and when and the workers want to know how and when things will happen when do we come are produced work hours when and when you touch it all up commercially it's an enormous strain for the shipyard to have to deal with for tough not to mow. the shipyards hometown of august is also suffering under the export ban. and its suppliers are the largest employers here the slump. has led to a shortfall of nearly. in the times budget money are gently needed to repair school buildings for one the times mayor has come under a barrage of criticism for speaking out about the problems. i'm trying to balance the health and prosperity of a community against producing armaments and i'd like to put armaments in scare quote

and the third is recapitalizing tools and the machinery in the shipyards themselves. all three of those are underway. additionally, we started master planning. and so, at pearl harbor in particular is our first where we hired a master planner to help work through the details. we are going to do that at all four of the arts, to work through the detailed planning of how exactly they you layout of the art to get us to the efficiency that we want. my end goal is, as the number of ships goes up, we get the efficiency in a public yard so that we can stabilize the workforce. we can increase demand for efficiencies in the yard, versus having to hire additional folks to meet the growing demand in the out years. >> well, you're also facing the challenge of having workers who are retiring, in large numbers, then you have a lot of people in the shipyards who are doing this unnecessary work with fewer than five years of experience. so, there is that. you can move the people closer to where the work has the efficiencies but, you know, you have the overall concern about where the wor

and if the risk can then be built or if the shipyard will have to launch a search for all the buyers and she caught some fresh business instead. of a raid in hackers have reportedly stone and corporate secrets and data from more than two hundred companies over the past two years the allegations reported by the wall street journal were revealed by software giant microsoft the cyber attackers allegedly stole secrets and wife's data from energy and production firms in saudi arabia germany of u.k. and the united states iran denies the claims. and that's your business update here in the w. for me and the team in berlin thanks for keeping us company. it's time to take. the. time just such the. fun for the truth. is hard to overcome. and can actually. it's time for the. if you don't view the is coming up ahead. minds. first in school in the. first clip listen and then sure is grand moment arrives join the ringgit tang on her journey. you know where interest you don't you're. entering it returns home. hello welcome it some culture all the way for the next quarter of an admiral is what's comi

liz: we mapped the sites the navy says based on the shipyard's past may be contaminated. we asked if it's added any new places, and the navy pointed to one additional area where it says it performed radiation scans or collected soil samples. robinson stressed the navy tested 28 miles of storm drains, and he says it now plans to scan some other places it hasn't looked at before. daniel: the whole site has the potential for being contaminated, and the navy knows that. liz: the public is not allowed onto most of the shipyard, but we've put together a virtual tour of hunter's point on our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. announcer: coming up next. caught on camera. an oakland couple says their landlord pretended to live in their building just so he could kick them out. we investigate. i mean, there is a huge financial incentive for landlords to kick out longtime tenants in order to find new ones willing to pay a lot more in rent. well now, some landlords are accused of taking bizarre and even illegal steps to evict renters. bigad: april thomas and ben allen have lived i

on the outskirts of mario paul this is the home of shipyard workers so again. the front line of the separatist area is not far away in twenty fourteen the war reached base residential blocks. all of a sudden there were explosions i took my wife and daughter into the corridor and covered them up on the ground as the explosions were going off the window pane shattered and black smoke filled the apartment we couldn't see anything when it stank. after things had calmed down we looked outside and everything was inflamed by sterling is going to i mean with all these people were screaming and there were dead and injured people lying on the street. no harm no to the killers all of a novel that i knew in the. the family is trying to lead a normal life. so gaye's wife reno works for the city's tax authorities his daughter victoria is studying law in odessa and is currently home for the holidays . i think i'll probably stay in a desa yes i think that's what i want to do with it. she only wants to return when there is peace if this doesn't happen soon so gay is not ruling o

the conflicts should stop then everything will get easier. larry. this shipyard has lost most of its income because sixty percent of the orders came from russia the longstanding company was successful joining the time and dissolve the soviet union and the new republic of ukraine so guys grandfather also worked at the shipyard. but otherwise i feel torn russia is close to my heart and ukraine is my home i wish they were brothers again as they used to be with you but i should be friendship again between russia and ukraine i can't be split into. every ball. but it's bring it over here. at the moment there's only one ship in the dark but there's still some work for sergei and his colleagues. you know the most political i think our manager is trying his best to do something here but in this situation everything depends on the government against. the shipyard workers are worried about losing their jobs it's getting hard at the director all of the to reassure them. that the money if nothing else but you should only have eleven months until i retire what will the shipyar

on the shipyard we're trying to train. we have complex systems we're putting in the field with a growing junior force. and so understanding how to fully leverage that will be critical. at the higher levels, how we do decision making. >> this is a high interest item for the navy. i would be happy to get with you in a classified setting on comparative capabilities. really i think this is not just for war fighting but peacetime operations. we are still considered the largest, most capable navy in the world. but when you spread us out of the globe, we are not the largest, and depending on how much time we have to respond. we see this as a critical enabler for both what we call man in the loop discussions, and we're pursuing all that. as a matter of fact, it's a very rich area where we are working with industry. we were hoping to adopt a solution and we're discovering the industry is struggling with this, and we have found a lot of middle ground to work together. >> i do appreciate that. i just think there's a lot more that we c

carriers and then maintenance, all that is done in the same shipyards. and that workforce moves from project to project. so when we look at the total employment, the actual total employment goes up over the period of time in which we're building the two carriers. sen. hirono: frankly, as i talk with some of the people from the shipyards, i'm not so sure that is the case. it will cost about $3.4 billion to refuel the truman, which, by the way, by not refueling, we're only getting about 50% of the truman's service life. so at the same time, there's $3.6 billion in the emergency fund, which you acknowledge is going to be set aside. you want us to authorize setting that aside for the wall. so doesn't it make sense -- maybe i should ask this of general dunford, that we should use the money from the emergency funding that you're requesting us to set aside for the wall, for something, i.e. the refueling of the truman, that actually fits with the nds and what your commanders want? general dunford, would you like to respond? gen. dunford: senator, i would. i'm not

planning and building it's time to raise the anchor the new cruise ship spectrum of the seas has left the shipyard pompadour here in germany nearly three hundred fifty metres long the luxury liner was steered out of the north sea on the river. and four thousand passengers will be in service for royal caribbean as part of its class serving just the nations in asia. and we say. that's a show you're back into more. with the different languages we fight with different things that's fine let me also make up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. freedom. global news that matters. hijacking the news. more are going wrong the news is being hijacked journalism itself has become a scripted reality show it's not just good versus evil hosts versus them why and why. in countries like russia china churchy people are told with snow and if you're a journalist figure and you try to get beyond that you are facing scare tactics intimidation. and i wonder is that where we're headed newsworld. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not just about the greater transpa

and building it's time to raise the and curve the new cruise ship spectrum off the seas has left the shipyard in patton book germany nearly thirty five meters long the luxury liner has eighteen decks and space over four thousand passengers. poland has turned into one of the most attractive destinations for students from india the number of new arrivals has been growing rapidly in recent years one reason could be the fact that poland office a unique diploma from a well known university that is recognized in all e.u. countries another the cost of living. two wheeled food deliveries are a common sight in most big cities but in the polish capital warsaw many of the careers are indians and that's somewhat unusual because poland is known as a country with few immigrants why do so many indians do this kind of work. most resent is a language that is no polish language going to listen needed more needed in this this kind of job. aki less delivers for an indian restaurant to earn money while he studies computer engineering albeit in english he says the customers give him no trouble but as a dark skinne

planning and building it's time to raise the anchor the new cruise ship spectrum of the seas has left the shipyard and pop and germany nearly thirty five meters long the luxury liner was steered out to the north sea along the river the launch should have taken place earlier but the water levels on the river were too high a ship has eighteen decks and space for over four thousand passengers. and that's it from me and the business team you can find a lot more about these and other stories on our website. com slash business and of course on facebook and twitter stay tuned to you right after this quick check on global markets the culture team will have all the latest from the world of arts and culture i'm stephen burns in berlin thanks for watching. present bureaucrats most. at its most exciting. most creative. trying to taste the thing to really charming. and resistible. on t.w. . her. first clue was a. grand moment arrived joint direct attack on her journey. you know we're going to return to. the rain in spain returns home. hi there and a warm welcome to news from arts and culture i'm karen homestea

we needed to make sure the shipyards maintain their employment. ere is actually growth but also the supply chain and the last is that the fronts that we -- funds that we freed up for making these decisions are invested in the future force, the decision for two carriers, say $4 billion, not refilling saves $4 billion, not rebilling -- refilling the truman saves $3.4 billion. >> okay, we are going to run out of time and i will set an example of not allowing us to run out of time but i am still not happy with the results of that and my mental numbers do not agree with that and i think it is a very important -- to have that brought up before wicker gets here. >> senator reid? >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you, gentlemen for your testimony. mr. secretary, on february 18, you sent a letter to secretary nielsen stating that you had, in your words, "not yet decided whether to use section 2808 is necessary, the section on the emergency that would authorize access to funds. you asked for the information of the secretary to includes a list of construction

they issued a workplace, they've been doing work plans, retesting the soil, and under shipyard phase 1-a-1, and last year they completed and issued a final report. but they were also required to continue to do analysis on the data that they had collected. so finally, on february 5, they released a report saying parcel a is safe and has no geological hazards in shipyard. so that's a good news. and specifically, as you know, there's a-1 and a-2. a-1, they did a work plan, and they're now going through the data of the analysis of the work reflected, and they've released weekly reports. the final report came out saying call the next item. >> clerk: the next item is item nine, commissioner questions and matters. madam chair? >> commissioner mondejar: any commissioners, questions, matters? i have one. i want to thank mr. barnes for the weekly round up on all the articles that affect ocii and the commission. that has been very helpful because it keeps us informed especially because there's so many obligations that are out there, and it helps commissioners not getting blindsided and not -- yo

this is not -- this is not the shipyard. i don't want to confuse the projects. was no military shipbuilding, there was no super fun work there, this was an industrial sight, and we are working in close coordination with numerous -- and too many of the remnants of the industrial activity that took place there, even before we build a park. that is what we intend to do. lastly, this area has a wonderfully colourful, rich, important history. part of san francisco talk to history and part of the unique neighborhood history. we want to celebrate that. we want to celebrate the history of the bayview. we want to celebrate the history of the shipbuilding activities. we have learned that for communities, existing communities to be truly welcome and to truly feel like a space is theirs, that it needs to reflect the culture and history of the place. we are starting that. we have some interim activation. the material that you see in the bottom left is an artist that is the shipyard artist in residence this is going to be a mural that will be in the faÇade of the historic cot

i've working on the hunters point shipyard now and the artist studios and i see what's being planned for that region and also the area between the shipyard and candle stick park. and if we're talking about new development and infrastructure being built, i think there are plans for that now and i recommend that we look locally and not proceed with the sb50 and have it be directed out of the sacramento state but actually for us and the planners that exist here locally who know the needs and the train to be able to address the issues around where the appropriate kind of housing that is being recommended in sb50. i do think that we do need housing i agree with many who oppose sb50 as written. it's so robust, broad and vague it seems better to abandon it or not support it for the san francisco area certainly for the city and county. i think the transit areas are important but a half a mile between the number of what's being defined as transits ends up incorporating the entire neighborhoods. i think it's ill defined and i would recommend that be more examined and have it more robust along

christie of britain from actually catching the fish shipyard workers fear for the. punchiness transaction. people are scared of further russian aggression. power the lives affected as the battle continues over the sea of a self. most of the museum in a small w. . much smaller city. tomorrow to. w. . how about taking a few risks you could even take a chance on one. don't expect happy ending. the church. this is news coming to you live from british lawmakers take matters into their own heads the house of commons votes to overrule the prime minister. and take control of the process m.p.'s want to find a way out of the crisis through a series of indicative focus also coming up a cease fire fails to take hold in the.

and building it's time to raise the anchor and the new cruise ship spectrum of the seas has left the shipyard pop and berth here in germany nearly three hundred fifty meters long the natural liner was steered out to the north sea on the river. and space four thousand passengers will be in service for royal caribbean as part of its ultra class serving destinations in asia. and we say. that's a show you know back in tomorrow. to the conflict zone with tim sebastian coe my guest this week here in mountain view. a member of the progress of european the search group who just consistently campaign for a tough deal with brussels last week grow mr mills changed his mind or decided to stick to resume or agreement. finally given the conflicts. are not just couldn't get this song out of his head. ecologist began searching for the source of these captivating sounds. that deep in the rain forest to central africa to the bank of people. that i am. going out. and the like to believe the flood even less. money live the. good by their culture the state. only a promise to a son was made son of the jungle and r

planning and building it's time to raise the anchor the new cruise ship spectrum of the seas has left the shipyard of pop and bird here in germany nearly three hundred fifty meters long the luxury liner was steered out of the north sea on the river. and space for four thousand passengers will be in service for royal caribbean as part of its ultra class serving destinations in asia. and we say. that's our show back to tomorrow thanks for watching. the power of commerce in business they make a statement and entice fires to congress representing the brain. tumors and sometimes called. their quiet but powerful ambassadors who help companies stay in the black. color matters on made in germany. the all. the extra begin. to. really know their stuff. the good and the funny. thirty inches. from around the world. every week. hello and a warm welcome to focus on europe nice to have you with us deal no deal or delay the chaos surrounding brags it has be will there are lots of europe but the longer politicians in london debate over when and how the u.k. should leave you the more dangerous the situation is beco

tradition of african-american who have basically made their home here, whether it is working in the shipyards like my grandfather did, and the work that folks did to build this city, and the advocacy that went into building this city and making sure that our voices were heard, the folks in this community played a critical role to my success, so i would say thank you, with that success comes an incredible responsibility. it becomes an incredible responsibility to make sure that even though i serve as the first african-american women and the second african-american mayor, i have to make sure, along with so many of you here today that i am not the last. we have work to do to change some of the things we know exist in san francisco. yes, we celebrate black history month, and we celebrate some amazing accomplishments like the bayview opera house, which is a landmark where incredible world-renowned actors like danny glover, got his start, yes, world-renowned, mr. glover. [cheers and applause] >> you are famous and you are a native sun of this city. we celebrate those things. we celebrate so many am

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on the san francisco redevelopment agency commission, entering a time when we were dealing with the shipyards, and the revitalization of double rock, and one of the things that i had expressed along with so many others that was so important, when we were looking at changing the face of public housing, revitalizing public housing all over san francisco, we had to make sure that we did not repeat -- repeat the mistakes of the past. so providing an opportunity to allow residents to not be displaced and move out of san francisco and out of the communities that they spent their entire lives in was so critical to the success of moving these projects forward. fast-forward, when i became a member of the board of supervisors, mayor ed lee was the mayor and the first conversation we had was my priorities. he said, what's your priority, and i said, public housing, public housing, public housing. we are going to change the face of public housing san francisco, and this project is a shining example of what we can do when we do it right, when we worked together. i lived in public housing for over 20 years

i was trying to convince him have the port get involved in the cleanup and management cof the shipyard, and he said no. but in the last few years, i've worked with closely with peter, getting directly involved in the maritime division, and i've really enjoyed that relationship and learned so much about maritime operations at the port. i hope that even in retirement, he'll answer my phone calls and be able to support us as we move forward. thank you. [applause] >> commissioners, dan hodak with the planning and fire department commission. figure it out now, solve it now, do it now. do you think you understand where i'm going with my interactions with peter? peter is a person of action. he's something that you take a problem to, he helps you work on it, you get direction on it to go forward, you solve it. it's been such a pleasure working with him on improvements on fisherman's wharf and particularly on the james r. hermann cruise terminal. i appreciate it. i've seen a lot happen under his direction. really appreciate it, peter, all you've done for the port. [applause] >> commissioner, i'

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this is not -- this is not the shipyard. i don't want to confuse the projects. was no military shipbuilding, there was no super fun work there, this was an industrial sight, and we are working in close coordination with numerous --

this is not -- this is not the shipyard. i don't want to confuse the projects. was no military shipbuilding, there was no super fun work there, this was an industrial sight, and we are working in close coordination with numerous -- and too many of the remnants of the industrial activity that took place there, even before we build a park. that is what we intend to do. lastly, this area has a wonderfully colourful, rich, important history. part of san francisco talk to history and part of