the upgrades as and mentioned we receive all of our water from the hetch hetchy system as well the alamedn santa clara couldn't county we're talking about a benefit to after all us so, i say my thanks to all of the people to the self-puc and the contractors labor and others who have seen their water bills go up sometimes, we is having maybe a little bit disgruntled but the outcomes of the investment they'll be proud and celebrate with us again my pleasure to welcome to the san mateo county for this historical event. >> our next speaker is a yack of all trades yesterday touring our meeting he continued to make sure that the san francisco giants were in a position to win that game i know that harlan kelly makes sure he shares the credit i see members of his team here for me it's an honor to be working with those folks including andy moraine we're going lucky to have harlan kelly managing this entire system (clapping.) so good morning, everybody. so can you imagine in 1906 we had a major earthquake and the city of san francisco broke down this was the impetus of our water system a startup an

it ought to be alamming because the information is being copied into longitudenal and permanent datais that may be repurposed where you contribute the information for one reason and subsequent to that other uses become possible and the purposes. >> so we have something from one of our followers here, joel polunesky says parents and kids should own the data but schools, school district should use it to assess school performance and vendors to manage their services. if kids and parents owned the data tus point, do parents know when the data about their children is being shared with outside vendors? >> sure. so first of all, thank you for having me here and addressing this topic. it's timely because we are having this data conversation in all aspects of our life, not just in education. and, you know, schools in districts for decades have been collecting data about their students and they need to in order to help them learn, in order to give feedback to parents. and they have done a really good job of protecting privacy and security. the education technology that you discussed earlier ty

burglary that was reported first, and i also spoke with the district representative who handles the alam system, it was around 12:30 when the report came in. the police say possibly a window smash and a door pride open, happening in the cafeteria, around the corner here. you can't see it very clearly from here. volunteers are come out to give fbi fighters, water, coffee and food because it was an aggressive battle, the flames spread to the attic so firefighters had to cut holes in the dreelg ventilate. this was reported by someone driving on highway who saw the smoke, the 24 highway is right next to this school. about an hour and a half to get the fire out. fire investigator is on scene as are oakland police and district representatives to figure out what happened here. >> we found an exterior door to the cafeteria was opened. the fire is under investigation at this time. i've got a fire investigator on scene that i'm working close with to determine the cause and origin of the fire. >> reporter: so there was fire, smoke and water damage throughout this structure, throughout this cafeteri

they this-4 outreach to that yacht al akhur which is michelle alam's party. they obtained this wonderful catholic ally and they could put this veneer over them and say we're lebanese nationalists, the khomeinist stuff is on the side, but don't worry, we're on this lebanon thing. beyond that when they're trying pb push the concept of liatal liatal fakei it doesn't make sense to us it's iranist ideology in iran, people are not treated well but they're playing into these fears of drowning in the sunni sea. they've been doing this with christians. bashar al assad, pushed this messaging up. if you don't ally with the allawis, the shia these sunnis are going to come in and destroy destroy you. there's been that other move pushing them in that direction, pushing a minority alliance of sorts. they also push the good sunnis versus bad sunnis line as i like to call it where nus rala would come out and say we're not against sunnis. he would simultaneously make a sectarian message, a pro shia message but they were not against sunnis. actually, the takfirin these are not

not all that different from alamance but it is a conception of freedom that is cannot did to the perceived need for freedom in order to pursue. so strauss is often viewed as being totally critical of democracy. if you read his lecture there is often praised of democracy. i remember one where he objects to democracy killed socrates and then send a reply as well, the fact is that they've disabled to live until 70 years of age and engage in the activity he did in cajun and if it weren't a democracy, that would not be so profitable. my sense is the thought you and the regime in which the highest human activity for the highest human order which is the order of thinking as possible is something like a democracy. it is true that he explored more conservative options in his writing but this situation in the jewish and islamic middle east or in the cities has a little course on and to available political options in times that even now he articulated a kind of conservative politics it doesn't really ultimately i think determine fundamentally his judgment on liberal democracy which is its emergence i