the project sponsor has incorporated the arc's recommendation. based on the specification, the proposed project seems include the standards for the motion including the work limited to the installation as well as the rear elevation of the building. that rear elevation is considered a secondary facade utilitiary in nature and qualities of the character of the building. it is better designed to better relate to the stevenson street facade which is an elevation visible from the public right-of-way. that the location of the sky bridge of 1355 market street building and it's substantial setback from the adjacent public right-of-wayen insures the sky bridge as a secondary and subordinate addition to the historic resource that the removal of the two non-original windows of the ninth floor of the rear would not affect the pattern on the rear facade. the side of the connection points at the sky bridge would ensure the window openings on the outer floor of the rear facade of the market street is continued by aligning the outer edges of the sky bridge which

>> that's the end of their arc. the arc ended right there as a physical human being. when aragon was choked out on staten island, that's the end of his body. whatever great thing will come out of it he won't see it. assuming some great reform comes out of his death -- >> rose: are you speaking for him? >> no, it's just my belief about the world. i don't believe there's an afterlife that he's going to look down and -- >> rose: and you're atheist too. >> yes, and i think that informs a great deal my feeling on this. if you can get that then you can get to the pain of what's actually happening. martin luther king was shot and killed and that's it. that's it. >> rose: and your hero, malcolm x was shot and killed. >> yes. >> rose: and if i were to say to you -- malcolm was killed by black people. >> mm-hmm. >> rose: if i were to say the case that resonated with you is a very good friend of yours -- >> yes, was killed by african-american police. >> rose: but that doesn't matter. >> right. >> rose: what's relevant is he was a black man not who shot the gun? >> yes, and he wa

when we talk about arc, i think it's important to respect every individual's arc.hwitz, that's the end of your arc. it's devastating and tragic and we should not make ourselves feel bad about that. when aragon's life was killed, we should kind of sit with that pain. >> jon: i would love to talk about it more. it's interesting when you tack about not comforting your son after that. can you stick around? >> yes. >> jon: "between the world and me" is on the shelves now. ta-nehisi coates. we'll come right back. (cheers and applause) [ male announcer ] digiorno? or delivery? ♪ ♪ digiorno? or delivery? taste for yourself why the shortest distance between you and a delicious, fresh-baked pizza, is your oven. thankfully, it's not delivery. it's digiorno. >> jon: before we go, we are, as offnow shoot auctioning off 19 suits previously worn by me with the wonderful stewart smell, going to the achilles freedom team who run races all over the country, they do incredible work. i'll never need those suits again. when i'm out of here, one-piece swimsuits. here it is your moment o

in 2013 we presented a master plan to the arc and ptc and that project included a scheme to build up to 3 new ferry terminals as well as land site improvement in the north and south basin of the ferry terminal. the goals at that point are the same as the goals today and hat is to to acamidate a grouth in the demand for the existing ferry service at the ferry terminal, provide the capacity for new ferry services planned by [inaudible] and enhance [inaudible] and city of san francisco to respond in the event of a emergency. [inaudible] farmers market, public access as well as historic district. since the presentation the weety board [inaudible] a eir. following that action the board also took a action to release fund{authorize staff to pursue construction of the south basin improvement proposed as part of the master plan. last month the project was [inaudible] design review board as well as port of san francisco advisory committee and look forward to offering the [inaudible] on that note i would like to introduce the project architect [inaudible] who will walk through the updated desig

at arc we support over 700 clients with disabilities. the rule 115 task force along with the mayor's office on disability, hr and numerous community based organizations and founded said rule 115 continues to be misunderstood and under utilized and we do feel that funding a specific recruiter or lease -- liaison to support and educate the department and be able to help bring candidates from under a talent pool would be very very important. one major thing is utilizing these community based organizations as that knowledge base. for instance in the past year, the arc has we helped 161 clients obtain employment. we have 92% retention rate. so the private sector has really caught on to this and we want to see the success in the city and county level as well. we are on the right steps like we said that specific point person will help collecting data, will help as well. we need to have some sort of a baseline so we can set those goals. otherwise we don't really, it's hard to look forward when we don't have those baseline parts of information. b

when we talk about arc, i think it's important to respect every individual's arc.itz, that's the end of your arc. it's devastating and tragic and we should not make ourselves feel bad about that. when aragon's life was killed, we should kind of sit with that pain. >> jon: i would love to talk about it more. it's interesting when you tack about not comforting your son after that. can you stick around? >> yes. >> jon: "between the world and me" is on the shelves now. ta-nehisi coates. we'll come right back. (cheers and applause) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ mum. ♪ ♪ just tap it. ♪ i did! ♪ (yo gabba gabba!) ♪ this is smith & forge hard cider. it's like jasper here. strong. sturdy. but not too sweet. [ male announcer ] built from apples. built to refresh. smith & forge hard cider. made strong. crispy m&m's® are baaaack. what are you doing? you said to tell our fans crispy m&m's® are back. not those fans! did you mean this fan? no. (annoyed grumbles) what about that one? there's a fan in the break room, oh! and in the....(trails off) so good, they're back. ♪cheesy bites♪ ♪with new crust fl

the project sponsor has incorporated the arc's recommendation. based on the specification, the proposed project seems include the standards for the motion including the work limited to the installation as well as the rear elevation of the building. that rear elevation is considered a secondary facade utilitiary in nature and qualities of the character of the building. it is better designed to better relate to the stevenson street facade which is an elevation visible from the public right-of-way. that the location of the sky bridge of 1355 market street building and it's substantial setback from the adjacent public right-of-wayen insures the sky bridge as a secondary and subordinate addition to the historic resource that the removal of the two non-original windows of the ninth floor of the rear would not affect the pattern on the rear facade. the side of the connection points at the sky bridge would ensure the window openings on the outer floor of the rear facade of the market street is continued by aligning the outer edges of the sky bridge which

when we talk about arc, i think it's important to respect every individual's arc. should not make ourselves feel bad about that. when aragon's life was killed, we should kind of sit with that pain. >> jon: i would love to talk about it more. it's interesting when you tack about not comforting your son after that. can you stick around? >> yes. >> jon: "between the world and me" is on the shelves now. ta-nehisi coates. we'll come right back. (cheers and applause) t-mobile now extends your coverage beyond the borders at no extra charge. get 4g lte data in mexico and canada just like in the u.s. and call and text as much as you want to and from the united states, mexico, and canada. you heard right! unlimited calls to any phone - even mobile... in mexico and canada for free! it's included with simple choice plans. only t-mobile gives you coverage and calling in three countries for the price of one. switch today. ♪ ♪ this is smith & forge hard cider. it's like jacob here. strong. sturdy. [ shouts ] but not too sweet. [ male announcer ] built from apples. come on, jacob!

when we talk about arc, i think it's important to respect every individual's arc.auschwitz, that's the end of your arc. it's devastating and tragic and we should not make ourselves feel bad about that. when aragon's life was killed, we should kind of sit with that pain. >> jon: i would love to talk about it more. it's interesting when you tack about not comforting your son after that. can you stick around? >> yes. >> jon: "between the world and me" is on the shelves now. ta-nehisi coates. we'll come right back. (cheers and applause) ♪ music playing throughout ♪ bend the rules of what's possible with the epic hp x360. shopping online... ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list of top rated providers. visit angieslist.com today. ♪ lemonade, la la lemonade ♪ real strawberries real lemonade get together with the refreshing new real lemonades from mccafe. hey! searching for a great used car? you got it! just say "sho

aid agencies are often too slow to helpful arc handed out immediately.e animals produce provides basic revenue and it's their only assets. even with arc's help there there is not enough to feed all of his weak animals. tonight once more, their only kneel meal is a few potatoes, tea and bread. and so the day end like it started. hungry uncertain and wondering which one of these animals will survive tomorrow. nicholas, al jazerra northern senegal. >>> largest winged dinosaur ever found as been dug up in northeastern china. scientists unearthed a spectacularly preserved nearly complete fossil of a feathered dinosaur with wings. it's thought the dinosaur named. [ inaudible ] which means dragon in chinese lived about 125 million years ago. probably won't find anything that old on our website as it's been constantly updated. the address there aljazerra.com. making the new deal stick, it's the dawn of a new era or doom to veil. if oil is the cover of the mist. i want to drill in to how the deal with iran may bit them against the united states, israel and saudi

next up, the arc san francisco. [ applause ] >> the arc san francisco is a non-profit learning and career center for adults with developmental disabilities with their families. thank you for being here today. [ applause ] >> meals on wheels of san francisco. [ applause ] >> meals on wheels of san francisco worked to alleviate the food insecurity and loneliness experienced by seniors who want to stay in their home but cannot shop or prepare meals for themselves. thank you for being here today. [ applause ] >> the california historical society. [ applause ] >> the california historical society which is working with the san francisco recreation and parks department to create educational opportunities for low income students as part of the centennial celebration of panama. thank you for being here today. [ applause ] >> last, the coro northern california. it's based in san francisco and works with -- emerging leaders to inspire leadership success. thank you for being with us today. [ applause ] >> congratulations to all of our recipients. [ applause ] >> at at & t we believe that invest ning

next up, the arc san francisco. [ applause ] >> the arc san francisco is a non-profit learning and career center for adults with developmental disabilities with their families. thank you for being here today. [ applause ] >> meals on wheels of san francisco. [ applause ] >> meals on wheels of san francisco worked to alleviate the food insecurity and loneliness experienced by seniors who want to stay in their home but cannot shop or prepare meals for themselves. thank you for being here today. [ applause ] >> the california historical society. [ applause ] >> the california historical society which is working with the san francisco recreation and parks department to create educational opportunities for low income students as part of the centennial celebration of panama. thank you for being here today. [ applause ] >> last, the coro northern california. it's based in san francisco and works with -- emerging leaders to inspire leadership success. thank you for being with us today. [ applause ] >> congratulations to all of our recipients. [ applause ] >> at at & t we believe that invest ning

for the past year arc yol gifts have been looking for the brick that started san francisco.pears they have dug up something big. >> reporter: history surrounds us. it lives between the cracks of the modern world and sometimes in plain sight. nowhere in the bay area is history more on display than it is in san francisco's presidio. >> even here in what's considered one of san francisco's oldest neighborhoods, you have to scratch the surface to find the path. >> one of the coolest things about archeologist we uncover things that have been buried for hundreds of years. >> a year ago arc yol gifts began an excavation to find the walls of the original spanish fort. >> we're looking for the original spanish fort. >> reporter: researchers began digging near the old officers club, the only survivor of the original spanish settlement. it looked like peeling -- soon they reached a layer believed to be from 1906 when the original buildings were damaged by earthquake and fire and torn down. >> the bricks in with the rubble pile of plaster and everything that is demolition. >> reporter:

>> that's the end of their arc. aragon's arc ended right there as a fiscal human being. when he was choked out in staten island that's the end of his body. whatever great thing is going to come out of it, he's not going to see it. even assuming some sort of great reform comes out of his death. >> rose: are you speaking for him? >> no, it's just my belief about the world. i don't believe threes an afterlife he'll look down and see. >> rose: you're atheist, too. yes, and that forms my opinion about rooting this in the body. this is crucial to accept. if you can get that then you can get to the pain of what's happening. martin luther king was shot and killed and that's it. and that's it. >> rose: and your hero malcolm x was shot and killed. >> same way. >> rose: however, if i would say to you malcolm was killed by black people, if i were to say to you the case that's so stunned you or resonated within you, the story of a very, very accomplished young man your family friend as i remember. >> my friend prince killed by an african-american police officer. >> rose: but that doe

at arc we support over 700 clients with disabilities. the rule 115 task force along with the mayor's office on disability, hr and numerous community based organizations and founded said rule 115 continues to be misunderstood and under utilized and we do feel that funding a specific recruiter or lease -- liaison to support and educate the department and be able to help bring candidates from under a talent pool would be very very important. one major thing is utilizing these community based organizations as that knowledge base. for instance in the past year, the arc has we helped 161 clients obtain employment. we have 92% retention rate. so the private sector has really caught on to this and we want to see the success in the city and county level as well. we are on the right steps like we said that specific point person will help collecting data, will help as well. we need to have some sort of a baseline so we can set those goals. otherwise we don't really, it's hard to look forward when we don't have those baseline parts of information. b

. >> item 4 consideration of adoption draft minutes for the arc june 17, 2015 hearing and june 17 regular hearing. >> i make a correction on the 17, it says the meeting was called to order vise parenthesisdant hyland but i called that meeting to order. commissioners any comments or corrections to the minutes? >> is there public comment who wishes to comment on the minutes of june 17 or the regular calendar of june 17? seeing and hearing none we'll bring it back to the commission and do i have a move to approve >> move to approve the arc and [inaudible] of june 17 >> thank you to adopt it minutes from june 17, 2015. commissioner hasz hasz rr yes, johnck [inaudible] motion passes 7 to 0. places you on item 5 commission comment and questions. >> commissioner hasz >> thank you. i was approached by restaurantter about security gates and putting them in front of our buildings and historic districts and don't think we have a policy on that do we? >> the planning code has certain requirements for security grills throughout the city and then we do dependent on the property time and character defin

arc is handed out immediately.oney is used to distribute cash for food and feed the weakest imagine because the milk they provide is their only asset. but even with arc's help there is no enough to feed all of the animals. so the day ends like it started, hungry uncertain, and wondering which one of these animals will survive tomorrow. nicklas hawk al jazeera, northern senegal. >>> a massive manhunt is underway in mexico for escaped gunman guzman. a prison video has been released showing him leaving through the hole in the shower of his cell. >> reporter: this is where many of mexico's more dangerous or high profile criminals are locked up and none are more notorious than el chapo who was captured and taken here by the mexican government in february of 2014. cell number 20 was home to the world's most wanted drug lord. for 16 months until last saturday evening, in which he sat down on the bed of his cell and put on his shoes. he then got up and went into this area which is one of the only areas in this cell where t

they attracted many small investors, some of whom have put their entire savings in the stock arc it only to see them i doubt. they are not expecting the up-and-down to be over anytime soon. >> the central bank recently taking measures but the popular feeling has not been steady at all. people may be reminded of their recent crash. the previous crash was tragic and it is still very clear in people's minds. the popular feeling may cause the markets of actuate. week economic data and speculation that the government may not continue its support have once again triggered fears among traders and worries about china's economy. ben: european shares slid and u.s. shares. it do traders think that beijing is going to save the day? >> they used to think that and for a while, they had a good reason to think so. because that is what beijing was doing for a while, supporting the stock arc it with a very low interest rate and outright buying billions of dollars in stock. now that they are saying that, it might take support to the market down. it led to the panic we have seen on monday and it went around

also outreach with other community based organization such as lighthouse for the blind, the arc of san francisco and other community based organizations. also we've reached out to department of veteran affairs, the edd for work service disabled program. additionally i attended two job fares. one for the deaf counseling and agency. there was a job fair june 30th, in san lleandro and we engaged 30 candidates and offered career advice on-the-job application process and basically promoting san francisco as the employer of choice. additional job fares, we also attended the san francisco mayor committee for employment of persons with disabilities on march 18th. and we engaged with about 28 different candidates at our table again offering career advice and encouraging individuals to apply and also offering advice on the process. thank you. >> i was going to to ask you, mr. wong, do you know how many people have applied through rule 115 since june of last year? >> i don't have that figure yet, but i can look into it. >> i know in the draft borrow -- brochures for as well as community and city

they attracted many small investors, some of whom have put their entire savings in the stock arc it only to see them i doubt. they are not expecting the up-and-down to be over anytime soon. >> the central bank recently taking measures but the popular feeling has not been steady at all. people may be reminded of their recent crash. the previous crash was tragic and it is still very clear in people's minds. the popular feeling may cause the markets of actuate. week economic data and speculation that the government may not continue its support have once again triggered fears among traders and worries about china's economy. ben: european shares slid and u.s. shares. it do traders think that beijing is going to save the day? >> they used to think that and for a while, they had a good reason to think so. because that is what beijing was doing for a while, supporting the stock arc it with a very low interest rate and outright buying billions of dollars in stock. now that they are saying that, it might take support to the market down. it led to the panic we have seen on monday and it went around

think it was an earthquake but i do believe that was the scales of justice tipping and it was the acre arc of our his being bent that's what we felt this morning (clapping.) you know san francisco we've always been proud of our role in leading the diversity nation and perhaps the world with the tolerance for all people we're a city that celebrates diversity everyday and everyone who lives here. (clapping.) >> yes. >> and it is this diversity that brings people from all over the world to celebrate with us we're once again changing the world and how people think about committed loving relationships and the deprivations of marrying andy defining how we begin family and how children of lgbt parent should be treated equally as the other parents are (clapping.) we have stood together witnesses the history as the supreme court ruled that every same time sex couples across america has the freedom to manufacture (clapping.) and long late ladies and gentlemen, marriage quality in the united states of america (clapping.) we started this movement in san francisco we kept the monument going throughout

waived in doing what was right as ii think back we've uttered the words in this building about the arc of history bends towards justice well, today, it. came to fruition (clapping.) i think we need to call a special recollection to the plaintiffs and our good friend mary for her tremendous leadership in the united states supreme court but we we saw a culmination of something i've said repeating in the course of 11 years the beauty of making the law to make a difference in people's lives we saw that over the course but it wouldn't have happened without the human faces of all of you if you han or have the opportunity to go and read judicious kennedy's opinion this morning i'll encourage you to read the introduction it talks about the history of a marriage the history of discrimination to the lgbt community has dealt with and you get a sense of the power of

waived in doing what was right as ii think back we've uttered the words in this building about the arc of history bends towards justice well, today, it. came to fruition (clapping.) i think

ta-nehisi: the arc ended right there. that is the end of it. even assuming some sort of great reform comes out of his death -- it's just my belief about the world. i don't believe there is an afterlife where he will look down and see -- that informs a great deal of my view on this. i think this is crucial to accept. if you get that, you could get to the pain of what is happening. martin luther king was shot and killed. that's it. charlie: and your hero malcolm x was shot and killed. ta-nehisi: same way. charlie: if i said malcolm was killed by black people if i said something that resonated within you the story of an accomplished man -- ta-nehisi: yes, my friend was killed by an african-american police officer. charlie: but it doesn't matter to you. you said he was killed. ta-nehisi: yes. he was living in a system that cast him into a -- charlie: black on black violence. you don't want to hear that? ta-nehisi: i can hear it. take the example of malcolm x. he never should have been in that fight to begin with. he should have been a governor. he

but even with arc's help there is not enough to feed all of the weak animals.ht once more their only meal is a few potatoes tea and bread, and so the day ends like it started, hungry uncertain, and wondering which one of these animals will survive tomorrow. nicklas hawk al jazeera, northern senegal. >>> ukraine's parliament has approved a draft law to give more autonomy to two eastern regions. it's the first step towards meeting the demands of pro-russian separatists. but people in the east are still facing daily bombardment. and as charles stratford reports, they are also struggling to cope with an economic blockade. >> reporter: the line of cars stretches for kilometers down this road. they have tightenened the blockade. crossing into ukrainian controlled territory can take hours. >> translator: every time they make a new law, you feel humiliated. it's easier to travel to a foreign country. >> reporter: all ukrainian banks closed around a year ago. the authorities have opened their own bank where people can pay their utility bills and tax, the elderly wait to

. >> this was an electrical arcing which looks like a fire a big splash and creates smoke. three people were hurt and taken to the hospital but bart did not specify what they were treated for. >> on the ground, commuters were surprised and confused. service was shut down on the fremont, dublin and richmond line south of the coliseum station. five stations including lake merritt and san leandro were closed. >> i don't want to hear my managers' voice about me being late. this is frustrating. >> bart had to power down the third rail causing the major disruption. they for not know what caused the arcing on the northbound train from fremont to richmond a line that has been underconstruction. >> too soon to say if the construction had anything to do with this. we have damage to the third rail right now they are repair. >> many stood and stared at the closed doors of the station wondering what was going on and why no one was this to explain. bart riders realized they were all going to have to help each other and let those with no idea where to go tag along on the bus with her. >>