the discussion of the influence of gpa and other areas is a topic that we do not go back to the previous entrance exam. preparation of 123 thousand schools for 16 million students, according to the deputy of elementary education , the new academic year starts today with the arrival of 1 million and 500 students. the first thousand classes begin. summer has come to its end. it was very good for them, i am very happy that the school has opened, the streets and shopping malls are crowded , it is telling that the month of mehr is coming, my nephews are ready to go to school. joshi is in school , tables, benches have been sorted, no, yes, yes , tables, benches, boards, boards, curtains , there is class preparation, there are class expenses, and the things that are necessary to refresh. registrations for the class are coming to an end. how many students have you registered for each class? we have 297 people registered in our three grades. we have 9 classes. each grade has three classifications . the classification is done. new teachers in primary school 75. the janitors of the schools are also

the effect of the gpa on the entrance exam is strengthened. the secretary of the supreme council of the cultural revolution said: the council is ready to implement the necessary amendments in the entrance exam approval. various proposals have been made regarding the entrance exam , and the education committee of the parliament has decided to reach a single opinion both from the capacity of the majlis research center and the ministry of education and organization. analysis with the science and technology headquarters of the cultural revolution council, god willing, we will reach a conclusion. any part of this interview needs to be supplemented, the council is ready, but the family should pay attention, god willing, this resolution will be strengthened. if there are going to be any reforms, the discussion about the impact of gpa and other changes is that we will not go back to the previous exam. the space commander of irgc aerospace force announced the research test of qaim 105 satellite in the next year. according to sardar jafarabadi he congra

alireza shoukti, sed and sima news agency, the effect of gpa on entrance exam. this council is ready to implement the necessary amendments in the entrance exam approval. regarding the entrance exam approval, various proposals have been made regarding it, which was decided to be reached by the parliament education commission and the capacity of the parliament research center and the ministry of education. the organization of sanseh, together with the science and technology headquarters of the cultural revolution council , god willing, we will reach a conclusion. every part of this interview needs to be supplemented. it is ready, but the families should pay attention , god willing, this resolution will be strengthened, and if there are reforms, the discussion of the influence of the gpa and other areas is our topic. we will not go back to the previous exam. rain and hail turned the last days of summer into autumn. in the past 24 hours , the rains in some areas of the north and northeast of the country and the slopes of alborz softened the sky in these areas and cr

the discussion of the influence of gpa and other areas is one that we will not return to the previous entrance exam. the head of the country's tea organization announced the production of 25,856 tons of dry tea in the country. referring to the purchase of 1,149 tons of green tea leaves from the tea growers of gilan and mazandaran, mr. jahansaz said that the harvesting of green tea leaves was completed in the last days of the third summer season in most of the tea producing cities. john saz announced the price of the green leaf purchased at 1870 billion tomans and said that so far it is 911 billion billions of tomans have been paid from the demands of the tea farmers . according to ajansaz, the government has deposited 72% of its share, equivalent to 311 billion tomans, to the accounts of tea farmers. the head of the country's tea organization also said that for the prosperity of the iranian tea market, tea importers are required to buy domestic tea in order to register import orders. commander of the air defense unit of the regime. stand against one or more missiles, whether these mis

supreme council of the cultural revolution positively evaluated the evaluations about the effect of the gpa on the entrance exam and said: we are ready to take the necessary measures to improve the implementation of this resolution. mr. eftekhari to the protest of some national exam candidates. we also pointed out and emphasized the alignment and comparison of the balances of different years with each other. the matter will be examined in the meeting of the supreme council of the cultural revolution tomorrow. in fact, it is the issue of balancing and comparing the balances of different years with each other it is a task that the law of the supreme council has assigned to the evaluation organization . there are objections to it. also, the students who are studying in the year 402 and started their studies also participate in this test, and in fact , it makes it more difficult for the applicants of the year 1403 to be accepted. this is also one of the issues that are objected to by the volunteers. any use of unauthorized people and helping them to buy and sell houses and cars is a crime. expr

they told me that these 30 are geniuses and have a gpa above 19. so what about you? it's an interesting feeling that you built a place, fixed it, prepared it, and these genius children are studying there. well, they are the builders of our country, they are the builders of our future. and this is very enjoyable, i think i recommend to those who have really high incomes to do this work, it is very enjoyable work, i saw that those who are very rich do not do this. yes, or like me, you have encountered all kinds of patients in my office, from outside, from here, from inside, from everywhere, those who are very rich are the worst patients in our office, in terms of, for example, they don't spend money, they just wear clothes, they have a habit of wearing clothes. we are saying the end of our program, without the worst sentence, i want to say that it really has a life according to human values ​​and it ends eventually, and i saw people who were very rich and they died and their property was eaten by people who did not like them at all, so what is better than adam. it is a

resolution will be strengthened, if any amendments are made. take place the discussion of the influence of gpa and other areas is one that we will not return to the previous entrance exam. rain and hail in the last days of summer it was autumn. in the past 24 hours, the rains in some parts of the north and northeast of the country and the slopes of alborz gave softness to the sky in these areas and caused the weather of autumn to flood the passages and flowing water in mesil and some rural roads. the spokesman of the country's crisis management organization announced that rescuers are on standby in 11 provinces until today and asked people to continue to avoid living in the boundaries of rivers . according to the forecast of the meteorological organization, the rains will continue at least until tomorrow. bar sharo during tonight for the northwestern parts of the country. south caspian sea , southern slopes of alborz, northeastern parts of the country we are witnessing in the form of showers and thunderstorms in the highlands of kerman provinces, the highlands of south khorasan and sistan balu

gpa or special measures that must be taken at the level of colleges or universities, and they themselves have the desire to participate in various competitions that are announced every year, that is, usually students of the second year of medical sciences can participate. the point that the company must have passed is at least two academic semesters , and of course some courses such as the clinical reasoning course of the students. medicine is the only participant, and in what areas will it be held? we held this course in six areas in fact, the basic sciences department that the convergence in the basic sciences is actually discussing the convergence revolution or the convergence revolution in the field of science and management , which this year had the theme of health and prevention , and the medical education department, which is in line with the use of new educational tools. it was an entrepreneur who this year artificial intelligence and digital health was placed as the main title of this team and finally the art and health team, which in the field of self-care, the time period of o

around challenges that these students have been having their critical challenges in attendance and gpagrade point average. and in order to have this indicator, you can have both challenges, both gpa and attendance, or just one. and you would still be in this focal population. next slide. so our goal, this is really what our goal was at the end of last school year. so the goal at the end of last school year was for us to reach a 25% exit rate, and we fell short of that. and we were at a 19% exit rate. so that means that students that had come in as eighth graders over the course of their ninth grade year, that is the percentage of students that completed their ninth grade year, without that, without being a part of that focal population anymore, if they exited. next slide to break it down in simpler terms, this is last year's numbers. so we're talking about last year's ninth graders. so 303,645 ninth graders. so that's kind of the general population of ninth graders. within that we had 367 students entering the ninth grade with this ewg marker. this focal population, the goal was that 2

and the gpas are above 19. well, what is this interesting feeling that you built a place, fixed it, prepared it, and these genius children study there, well, they are the builders of our country, they are the builders of our future, and this is very enjoyable. i think i recommend it. those who have really high incomes should definitely do this. it is a very enjoyable job. i saw that those who are very rich do not do this. you saw it yourself. yes, or for example, in my article, there are all kinds of sick people, from outside, here and there, from inside, from everywhere , those who are very rich are the worst sick of religion. in terms of, for example, they don't spend money, they just take it off , they are used to taking it off . and they die and their property is eaten by someone who doesn't like them at all. well, it's better to be alive. it's a great job. now, anything that benefits others, especially building a school, which i like very much, is a very good job. i recommend you spend your money. kenny an

the supreme council of cultural revolution evaluated the evaluations about musoubeh's effect on the gpa in the entrance exam. he also said ready to act. we need to improve the implementation of this resolution. mr. eftekhari pointed out the objection of some candidates of the national exam to the alignment and comparing the balances of different years with each other and emphasized this issue in the meeting of the supreme council tomorrow. the cultural revolution is being investigated. we tried to categorize all the protests, some of them really need to be followed up, among the most important ones, of course there are many cases. one of them is actually the issue of leveling and comparing the scores of different years with each other, which is a task that the law of the supreme council has assigned to the assessment organization. both participate and actually cause more difficulty. it was prepared for applicants in 1403. this is also one of the issues that are objected to by the volunteers. the head of the judiciary, referring to the way in which the news about the fake educational cer

eftekhari also mentioned the evaluations about the effect of the gpa and said: the evaluations have been positive so far. and ready to act we need to improve the implementation of this resolution. the resolution of the supreme council to change the student admission system in universities pursues several main goals, and perhaps the most important of them is the return of reference to the curriculum and teachers' teaching of textbooks , as well as better establishment of educational justice. . we are carefully monitoring the effects of the decree through various tools that we have , various information from the measurement organization through surveys of experts.

as long as they keep a 3.0 gpa and continue the program, all eight will receive full ride scholarships to college. it's a commitment from sports agent and oakland native aaron goodwin. the group's weekly saturday car wash is funded with help from argent materials and the oakland private industry council. now, wilson hopes community support will allow him and the group to expand their resources and help more troubled youth. i feel proud because where they came from, i see the changes, the subtle changes, the big changes, the way they dress, the way they approach people. it's pride. we got a job in a business. the young entrepreneurs say they feel too. i like doing good things better than doing bad, because when you're doing bad, you still got to look over your shoulder. yes, sir. no, sir. how you doing? look them in the eyes, smile. all that. because, like it matter. now, with their new path and bigger dreams, they hope their example can change the direction of others as well. some people could could be watching us. they probably might want to change their life too. because watching oth

lo que hace es que le da una admisión automática a los estudiantes de este distrito que obtengan un gpa esos son 2 de los nuevos incentivos que san josé quiere ofrecer a las empresas que se muden al centro de la ciudad. ahora, esos incentivos podrían implicar un ahorro de hasta 40.000 $ para empresas con 50 empleados y de hasta 500.000 para las que tienen 600. se prevé que el concejo municipal apruebe este proyecto que tiene como objetivo impulsar el desarrollo económico de la zona. en antioch la violencia no cesa. nuestro equipo de telemundo 48 le ha informado sobre la racha de tiroteos en esa ciudad que mantiene a los residentes en vilo. tan solo desde el viernes hasta hoy se han reportado al -3 incidentes más, lo que lleva un total de al menos 14 tiroteos en lo que va del mes. el alcalde de la ciudad está pidiendo ayuda. nathalie vera esta desde esa ciudad y nos tiene el reporte. nathalie, te escuchamos. así es. bueno, el alcalde propone varias alternativas, entre ellas hasta un toque de queda. y este fin de semana en redes sociales lamar torv dijo o mejor dicho, le pidió la ayuda de

all honor classes, a 4.3 gpa and athlete playing basketball and golf.pted into the united states air force academy. if that doesn't work out, i plan to be a commercial pilot one day and work for a major airline. >> tyler well on his way. thank you for watching. i'm mary bruce. david muir right back here tomorrow. goodnight. ricky pearsall in union square. an eyewitness describes how it happened, and abc seven news insider phil matier puts it all into perspective. >> plus now mike hirsh. i ask for your help as we transform our hope into grief. >> this family's nightmare ends in the worst possible way with the death of hersh goldberg-polin. and right now, a local vigil is beginning for those who loved him to share this moment of grief. also ahead today, we show the bosses how we celebrate labor day in this city in this city, and many others. >> it's a day of action to draw attention to demands being made at hotels across the country, and a significant temperature spike starts tomorrow. >> several days of triple digit heat. i'll let you know how warm it wi

just started his junior year of high school, all honor classes, a 4.3 gpa. him his dream job. >> i'm trying to get accepted into the united states air force academy. if that doesn't work out, i plan to be a commercial pilot one day, work for a major airline. >> mary: tyler well on his way. thank you for watching, i'm mary bruce. david muir, right back here tomorrow. i heard that and it was so loud at the moment. >> just simply shocking. it wasn't until later that i began to shake and realize that one stray bullet and i could have been shot. i was that close. >> it's happening so fast. and he's like, try to rob me. so i'm like, stay calm. and i, you know, i used my right hand because this is my strong hand to seal the wound. me i know you don't know me, but please trust me. god is with us. it's not your time, okay? it's not your time. i want you to continue to breathe, okay? just breathe. i go, you hear that siren? that's the ambulance. it's coming for you. it's almost here. >> what an incredible job by that police officer. as we learn more about the union sq

in the baltics or in finland, they are complaining about a quite regular occurrence in which their gpated to retaliate in their mind to western support for ukraine is to engage in this kind of warfare that is designed to make it more difficult and to disrupt. even the civilian economic lifeline that is in europe and even in the united states. so that is certainly one of the things we are increasingly worried about. ok. increasingly worried about. ok, we'll keep _ increasingly worried about. ok, we'll keep our _ increasingly worried about. ok, we'll keep our eye _ increasingly worried about. ok, we'll keep our eye on that story. ross, it's really good of you to join us. story. ross, it's really good of you tojoin us. thank story. ross, it's really good of you to join us. thank you very much. i should assure you that pilots are trained on how to use and how to fly without gps navigation systems, so they're not entirely flying blind. it is interesting that it's something that is going quite rapidly over the last year. we're going to take a short break. we have lots going on the other side

in terms of medical schools, they rely on gpas and it is often socioeconomic status. a disproportionate students belong to the highest income. we know there is an intersection between race and socioeconomic status. schools are still using traditional indicators of success to determine who comes in and who comes out and when you look at communities of color and black communities especially because of the legacy of redlining and discrimination, that impacts the schools because property taxes go toward funding schools and that impacts the polity of education. what we need to think about is how to support students, how do we support them with sponsorship and have a diverse workforce in health care. host: we talked about your legacy at harvard medical school. it has a double meaning and i want to quote -- i do not remember anyone talking about racial health inequities and outcomes between black and right -- white and how to competently care for patients of different backgrounds. dr. blackstone: that was my experience and that is why talk about a process of learning, on lea

black gpas went up.are better matched with schools they do better and we should be more concerned about the racial makeup of the graduating class than of the freshman class. paul: harvard's case was brought by asian-american students because they said they were being discriminated against but there was no change in the freshman class at harvard in asian americans. >> we can't go everything by the first year, different schools have different reports. they need more data. one thing is very opaque, the very reluctant to share the data. we can't necessarily know. jace mentioned other forms of diversity, it would be good to know. for me, i remember in washington, before clarence thomas was on the supreme court, had lunch with him in the press club and he talked about this. the way he put it toward what jason was saying, he went to holy cross and when he went to holy cross, he said i couldn't have done a yale. but when i finished holy cross, i could be at yale and his story was success for that reason. the fai

[michael] 4.67 gpa. perfect act score. my sat was 2230.rganized climate protests here in new york city, as well as worldwide. [michael] first place in the u.s. open music competition. you know, in speech and debate, i had multiple first places or finalist awards. i sang for obama's inauguration. [calvin] i'm on the varsity rugby team. i was on the varsity swim team as well. among my asian american peers, we recognize that our race may put us at a disadvantage. some of my friends who are mixed race or asian american plus white or asian american plus something else. under applications, they tended to choose the other race, not asian american. [screams of excitement] waitlisted at harvard. ok, should we take a break? i feel like... it's up to you, yeah. i just saw rejection after rejection after rejection after rejection. i really thought i had a good shot. and then i didn't get in. i felt like my future was slipping away from my hands. when i was in that anger phase, a large part of it was me going online and looking how students reacted. de

and i graduated with a 2.2 gpa. yeah, my history teacher was in the air force and he could tell that i had some glimmer of potential. he could tell that i was kind of a curious and open-minded kid. if circumstances had been different, more academically inclined. i think i had a d in history. but he knew. he could tell just from talking with me. once he gave up this idea that he could sort of get me to do well in his classes, he started talking to me like a person and say, what are you up to? what do you do with your free time? and we would just talk, talk about movies or sports or whatever. he was like, hey, check this out. he showed me a picture of himself in an air force uniform. he was in the air force before he became a picture. i was like, this is kind of cool. and my friend's dad who i lived with in my final year, him and his brother, he showed me his picture and he talked to me about the air force. and so, i went to the recruiter and on a whim decided to sign the paper, took the military standardized exam, an

as long as they keep a 3.0 gpa and continue the program, all eight will receive full ride scholarships to college. it's a commitment from sports agent and oakland native aaron goodwin. the group's weekly saturday car wash is funded with help from argent materials and the oakland private industry council. now, wilson hopes community support will allow him and the group to expand their resources and help more troubled youth. i feel proud because where they came from, i see the changes, the subtle changes, the big changes, the way they dress, the way they approach people. it's pride. we got a job in a business. the young entrepreneurs say they feel too. i like doing good things better than doing bad, because when you're doing bad, you still got to look over your shoulder. yes, sir. no, sir. how you doing? look them in the eyes, smile. all that because like it matter. now, with their new path and bigger dreams, they hope their example can change the direction of others. as well. some people could could be watching us. they probably might want to change their life too. because watching othe

if you are getting close to graduation, if you've got a really, really high gpa you can join the chapterbeta kappa prepared exclusive club. i did not g good enoughra at william and mary to become so go for her doing that at 16. she got a law degree a northwestern despite the fact she couldpr notse it to practice law in almost any of the states. she worked whole house one of the most important developments in sociology in the ely0th century were intelligentom got together and were finding wa t solve proem facing women in poverty. she also founded the national consumers league which was one of the most influential intert groups in the early 20th century. we will see the national nationalconsumer league being bn cases not just today but throughout the new deal. okay, so, mueller obviously wants u.s. supreme court to strike the law down. what kinds of arguments is he making for that effect? the first when heti makes is the notion the government has to stay neutral. if it is not staying neutral it's picking sides the way you would describe it in the legalese is the state of oregon is in class

which, you know, if you guys are getting close to graduation, if if you've got a really, really high gpa, you can join the umbc chapter of liberty capital. that's a pretty exclusive club. i mean, i didn't get good enough grades at william and mary to be a phi beta kappa member. so good for her for doing it. at 16, she got a law degree at northwestern despite the fact that she couldn't actually use it to practice law in almost any of the states. she worked at whole house, the one of the most important sort of developments in sociology in the early 20th century. it was a place where really intelligent women got together and were trying to find ways to solve problems of facing women in poverty. and she also founded the national consumer league, which was one of the most influential interest groups in the early 20th century. we're going to see the national consumer league being involved in cases not just today, but throughout the new deal. okay, so curt mueller obviously wants the us supreme court to strike this law down. what kinds of arguments is he making to that effect? the first one he

because i don't want teachers rid of kids that are slow or challenging because it brings down their gpa. but i think got to be addressed. i know george w talked about being the education president, but man, now it's a. i think we have some time for audience questions. so i've got a gentleman right there. we'll be bringing the microphones to you. so hold on one second, his voice transcends. yeah. all right, brandon bryce, first of all, this is such an important conversation. brian, i got a question. why do you think that in black and brown communities are edgy? keisha is not seen as the civil rights issue of our time and to the second part of that is, can you talk about teddy, the booker t was a huge fan of the trade school initiative. why aren't we seeing more trade schools as an alternative to the failing schools in america? okay. on the trade schools, good news up. enrollment is up 2% over the last five years. not only that it's paying a lot, paying good and $94,000 for tufts university. are you kidding me? they are tops. you know what could possibly be $94,000 to a 19 year old? that

because i don't want teachers rid of kids that are slow or challenging because it brings down their gpa. but i think got to be addressed. i know george w talked about being the education president, but man, now it's a. i think we have some time for audience questions. so i've got a gentleman right there. we'll be bringing the microphones to you. so hold on one second, his voice transcends. yeah. all right, brandon bryce, first of all, this is such an important conversation. brian, i got a question. why do you think that in black and brown communities are edgy? keisha is not seen as the civil rights issue of our time and to the second part of that is, can you talk about teddy, the booker t was a huge fan of the trade school initiative. why aren't we seeing more trade schools as an alternative to the failing schools in america? okay. on the trade schools, good news up. enrollment is up 2% over the last five years. not only that it's paying a lot, paying good and $94,000 for tufts university. are you kidding me? they are tops. you know what could possibly be $94,000 to a 19 year old? that

and i just since they're here, i also want to thank our partners at gpa who workt y with us.that's janelle caywood and jermaine jones. this is jermaine still here. there he is. so i just want s our crew.n phenomenal as well. so we're very lucky. so we just again thank you. we'll if anybody has any questions we're available. thank you. good presentation. as you describe small but mighty is the probably a great slogan for your, unit. i am a huge fan. i think the sergeant molina was the one that introduced me to it. and the amazing work that you do. i'm very happy to hear that we're at 70%, because when i think you first came when i first came to the commission, it like, it was like 10% for the four day, and they were just trying to get through the one day in terms of having officers trained. so this is great news and i'm al for you, and again, i'm just a huge fan. whatever i can do to help move this along, please let me know, because i think it's a great, asset to the to department. and, and i did a half a day, and from what i did see in the half a day, i was just blown away by

we also want to take an opportunity to invite any commissioners gpa, anyone that would like to come and see our drones in action. you're all welcome to please get in touch with me. any member of the team would be happy to have you. thank you. chair. well, we'll bring our drones. yes, please, so, following the passage of proposition e, the department procured six drones, these drones are first air support in 24 years in this department, all drone operators are part 107 faa certified with licenses. we use these to be more effective and efficient responding to our crime, we're integrating the jones with other technologies, such as the automated license plate readers. alpers we deploy them throughout city and county of san francisco, during sfpd operations, as well as outside san francisco. when allowed, the benefits are obvious. they include faster response time, situational awareness, awareness, more precision de-escalation, officer safety and primarily pursuit mitigation, which we've had some success with, as well as being a force multiplier during staff shortages, we have policies in pl

conditional use authorization and item six, case number 2024 hyphen 007906 gpa for the central soma area plan and transit center district sub area plan. initiation of general plan amendments. as it relates to item six, we've already received a request from commissioner imperial to have it removed, so we will take that up through the chair at the beginning of the regular calendar. members of the public, this is your opportunity to request that any of the other items on the consent calendar be removed and heard today, or a later date. again, you need to come forward. seeing none. public comment on your consent calendar is closed and it is now before you. commissioners, with exception to item six. commissioner bell, move to approve items number 3 to 5. second. thank you. commissioners on that motion to approve items three, four and five on consent. commissioner campbell. yes. commissioner mcgarry. i, commissioner. so i. commissioner williams. i commissioner braun. i commissioner. imperial. i and commission chair. moore. i so moved. commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 7 to 0. placi

the gpa's project description provides enough detail sufficient for evaluation of environmental impacts. the department also appropriately revised the project's mitigation measures regarding toxic air contaminants as allowed by sequa. and further, the department made clear additional analysis of shadow done after the issuance of the gpa did not violate sequa. this is because its findings were consistent with the gps conclusion of less than significant, and the eastern neighborhoods area plan eir of which the gpe is based, appropriately analyzed laboratory and biological issues for hazardous materials. staff also spoke about a recent case in san diego that emphasized sequa guidelines. mandate for streamlining environmental review during the appeal hearing, there was no public comment in support of the appeal, and approximately 11 people spoke in support of the department's sequa determination during the hearing, supervisor walton asked the planning department to elaborate on how the department analyzed hazardous materials, whether the shadow studies contained prejudicial, prejudicial, pr

they earned a accumulative gpa above 3.0 for the 12th consecutive year during the spring semester of 2024. since joining the sunbelt conference in 2014, the athletic programs have won 13 conference championships. four of those titles belong to the nationally ranked football team, the legendary triumphs of which are known from an harbor michigan to college station, texas. on behalf of the citizens of the state of north carolina, i congratulate appalachia state university on 125 years of service to our state and our region. i yield the floor. mr. boozman: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from arkansas. mr. boozman: thank you, mr. president. last week hundreds of farmers and ranchers from all regions of our country representing operations of all sizes and all the major crops traveled to the capitol to encourage us to pass a stronger farm-focused farm bill before the end of this year. i met with many of these individuals, and i'm grateful they took the time away from their families and their farms and ranches to tell us what is at stake if congress fails to pass a farm b

sort of our goal and that's what we're moving since they're here, i also want to thank our partners at gpa who workingly on policy with us. and that'sis is jermaine still here. there he is.rew. they have been phenomenal as well. so we'reank you. we'll if anybody has any questions w. thank you. good describe small but mighty slogan for your unit. i am a huge sergeant molina was the one it. and the amazing work that you do. i'm very happy toen i think you first came when i first came to the was like, it was like 10% for the four day, and they were just tryi the one day in terms of having officers trained. so this isally happy for you and again, i'm just a huge fan. whatever i move this along, please let me know because i think it's a great as department. and, and i did a half a did see in the half a day, i was just blown away by the results. and what an impact cit makes, i think on the thank you. president yeah. i the team for coming and making the presentationwork, you know the team at dpa has bee i think it's fantastic. i wanted to point out specificallye of the data transparencies that ci

general plan based on consistency with the development as under the central waterfront plan first, the gpathe purpose of environmental analysis ceqa requires a project deposition the gp fails to describe that has the definition the laboratory has survive and non-life sciences and here on accurate description for the eir not fully analyzed by the technology as the site in addition receiving to future regulations and in other words the description was for the affiliated as required by the ceqa guidelines and dp failed to implement the eir back a few slides to the area. um, the eir that the air quality that the planning department shall require at a minimum a site safer to identify environmental one 1,000 feet that is the project site prior to the first project approval action and includes children and other folks help out some exposure of air pollution. now that language is clear this is done prior to the first project and that safer identifying the uses will have have an potential project to make sure that the air quality have prevented prior to the ceqa and comply the eir requirement to id