report is the contract status report and this shows amounts authorized and spent for tjpa contracts as well as sbe and dbe activity. tjpa has distributed 162 million to these groups over the life of the program. the third report is the investment report and we invest in a variety of different investments such as treasuries, commercial paper, certificates of deposits. some of our certificates of depoiseits and commercial paper matured since the report and in january and february. a portion of the proceeds have been moved to the money market move funds for payment and the remainder was reinvested. the next report is the inception to date report and presents capital expenditures and revenues since the beginning of the program and the next is the program reserve and contingency status report. this report shows draws on the various contingencies and program reserve for construction contracts and change orders and that's my report and i will take any questions if you have them. thank you. >> great. our next item is the budget revision schedule. we have been working with the mayor's office and oth

work force advisory committee, as well as supervisor avalos. just to kind of reiterate some of your comments. there's a considerable amount of pressure on the local construction work force because of all the private development as well as the large infrastructure projects. there's currently 5 active construction projects in san francisco valued in excess of a billion dollars. we have nearly 40 tower cranes up. there is not another municipality within the united states of our size of under a million people that comes anywhere close. this is construction activity that is more consistent with new york or chicago. also we're still trying to gauge the potential impact of last year's expansion of local hire to private development on public property. the first major project along those lines will be pier 70 in district 10. it's nearly a billion dollars worth of private development, all falling under local hire ordinance. also there's enhanced first source requirements on a number of major projects which is also something that developed after the intro

car tops as well as houses because of that march sun angle. let's take look at one of our computer model forecasts to show you how much snowball park figures we're looking at. by 10:00 p.m. on friday perhaps 2-inches in philadelphia. maybe three to 5-inches once you move a little farther to the north around allentown 4-inches and maybe 4.5 or so toward the pocono mountains. on average we're looking at about one to 3-inches around the i-95. three to 5-inches once you move a little farther north and west. no snow tonight though but temperatures drop into the 20s. 46 for the high temperature tomorrow. then only in the upper 30s for friday with that rain and wet snow moving in. after about 9:00 o'clock and then the heaviest of what occurs will be between noon and 5:00 tapering off in the late afternoon and evening. saturday 50s and back into the 40s for sunday and early next week. we'll have new information, of course, on the timing and totals tonight at 10:00 after empire. >> sounds good. thank you scott. >> what? >> i'm waiting for the totals. i

are those paid as well? >> yeah. they are paid minimum wage for that time. >> i hear from students they need the summer to earn wages and sometimes it's a choice between credit recover and he getting a summer job and hopefully this addresses that issue. >> also there might be administrative hurdles but we heard we might get credit for them this summer and if we play our cards right. >> since the introduction of the pilot program two years ago what gains have we made to have undocumented youth, and youth hard to reach -- homeless, undocumented and lgbt and foster youth. >> i think we made a lot of gains and the door ways is a significant part of that and there will be eight this summer and target demographics or neighborhoods to a couple of your questions and lyric as a door way to meet lgbt youth and have developers reaching the bay view and as far as foster youth we opened a door way at city college with the guardian program that serves foster youth and that has been very successful -- >> [inaudible] excuse me super

he's known locally as well as regionally and he has been serving on the high speed rail board as well, and so he's familiar to many of us, so we're very anxious for him to start will be towards the end of this month, and looking forward to some stability with the transition of the you new general manager. >> so he's been at the center of a lot of issues. okay good. any other communications? >> okay. i wish to thank sfgtv for broadcasting us worldwide and board of directors old business. i have some. i think we will be getting in april but maybe in may a presentation -- i don't know if it's by mtc but sponsored by them. they have been doing a study much major corridors for the last several months and one thing in the study is an idea of a contraflow lane on the eastbound level of the bridge that would be dedicated for a.m. commute and restricted to buses and perhaps trucks and commercial trucks, and vehicles with more than "x" number of people or something like that. that's just being looked at, and some of the initial stuff has been done and i thought because that contra-flow lane as

that's the volume as well as antioch, coming off the antioch bridge. over here in pittsburg, there's activity in the fast lane. i'll track that. it just got reported a couple minutes ago. meanwhile. novato, moving at speed down towards the bay bridge. let's take a look at the camera. the earlier back upwe had on the approach, it's clear all traffic lanes open. now we have traffic building in that volume. we'll see what it is like at 5:40. back to your maps we'll end with a shot of the bay area. bay bridge, continuing to the south bay where there are no delays. >> thank you very much. >> it's 5:10. instead of an ice cream truck how about ice cream tesla. >> why the car company is joining the ice cream game. >> plus there's all kind of money out there that you may be able to get. i'll tell you how coming up. >> let's take a live look outside. everybody moving along nicely in freemont this morning. traffic picking up. if it is. we'll find out. mike inouye is keeping tabs. >>> just in, honda is adding more than 100,000 new vehicles to its air bag recall. t

i'm tired and i just really want you all to have cameras and i want more attention given to indoors as well as the outdoors and streets in san francisco we we must be safe inside as well as outdoors and i'm saying that foreseen i that for, seniors and we do need working cameras all over the city inside and out so that our people people will be deterred from doing the things that they should not do and thank you. have a nice weekend i hope to see you at the parade. thank you. >> thank you juicy. >> is there any further public comment? okay hearing none public comment is now closed please call the next line item. >> chief's report and discussion review recent activities and the department's proposed 2015-2016 budget. >> good evening chief. >> good evening i'll keep my comments short i want to defer most of it to my budget presentation. >> there was a vehicle that was spotted by another agency that we're working that lead. there's not much you can say about the tragedy and we all relive it every week with miss brown and i hope some day someone calls that phone number and we get the break we ne

the ceiling is a two step process used for the awning as well as the [inaudible] system. as part of this procurement the subcontract is paid to [inaudible] to budget. once the design is completed and the total construction cost is negotiated with the contractor the second step will come in and we will enter into a change order after board approval to do the construction work. with this picture the contractor will work collaborative with the tjpa team including the designers and the [inaudible] and webcor in order to design something that meets the budget for the [inaudible] for the tjpa. an agreement on the construction costs cannot be reached the document is the property of the tjpa and the tjpa can issue for bid for design of construction comparatively for the sealed bid process. this group originally advertised or released as a sealed bid contract. however because of input from the bidder s they recommended that we go with the two step process so this package was subsequently restructured as an rfp and released to the public for bidding in 2016. on february 173 firms r

we will be there as well to remember joseph. in terms of projects, we saw as chair avalos mentioned, the project opened for construction and we also saw the abay low path open for use which will make a milestone for our program. as we see these projects coming in, we're opening a call for the next round of projects. just to mention, there's a 1.15 $1.15 million round of prop aa funds that has been opened and received over 5 $5 million of request. we do anticipate bringing staff programs next month. the strategic analysis report on bike sharing as chair avalos mentioned, it's available at our website and we welcome comments through friday april 4th. we will be picking this item through the plans and programs committee in the next round as an action item following the incorporation of that feedback. vision zero, fees represent interagency collaborations. we've been developing the vision zero steering toward the road map for how we can bring items forward. there was a very well attended robust hearing at safety and that was on march

magellan mid stream, these are the companies that actually make and provide the tanks as well as theipelines that are moving the crude in and out. they tend to, you know, they see more leases for more of their space and potentially higher lease rates given the strong demand, but keep in mind, as we see places like kushing potentially fill up in the coming months a lot of this supply traders will have to bring their supply back out to market and a number of analysts are warning that west texas intermediate prices could fall, fall fast and dramatically as much as $20 a barrel lower if we see the supply hit the market. back to you. >> morgan, thanks so much. morgan brennan in curbing. cate kelly following chesapeake's ceo aubrey mcclendon. >> considered one of the industry best asset pickers with one of its appetites for leverage as well and hoping to be one of the lucky few who can continue raising mun at a time of sub50 oil and $3 gas. since starting his company in 2013 he has raised $15 billion from big names like energy and mineral group and blackstone's capital unit and now at it a

budget source the product selections and participating opportunity like uchls in other that county as well as our ongoing h.r. readiness prepared activity other items are just as important from security and risk prospective we have it 10 and x p litigation all our devises are being placed and many of the servers we say approximately 5 hundred servers and many other key initiative like population and health information exchange system and keeping the lights on every day so having said that, i'd like to focus your verdict to the two prim technical high-level status the rebuilt currently we're tracking the target date and budget she didn't have it team is fully engaged in moving forward we have some issues with the contract negotiations that needed our pressed timeline many of our work effort has buffers built in we can mitigate some risks we experience outside variables that potentially delay we are expensing some concerns we expect to see many of those things resolved and move forward and be on time from an it prospective, however i'm sure you're aware of there are many other aspects that p

the saudi arabia stock market as well as the dubai stock exchange. there's a lot of fear on what's happening right now. >> dubai is more exposed to international investors and head winds. as opposed to what's happening at saudi arabia they can't be involved yet. the saudi market rebounded quite quickly. it shows they're not going to get bogged down in that country too long. some were saying we might have to go in with troops but the market isn't reflecting that. >> we also have nbc's teheran correspondent on the phone with more on the story. what are you hearing? >> hi there, yes, the iranian foreign ministry issued a strong statement today saying iran strongly condemns today's air strikes where many innocent people were killed. this attack is very dangerous for the region and regional governments should expect one another. they went on to say this will only complicate matters. it's to counter iran allied forces with the u.s. backed yemeni presence but this also points to a much greater regional problem which is the tension between iran and saudi ara

intelligence community as well as our liaison partners. we exchange information with our counterparts around the world to identify and track down men and women believed to be violent extremists. and because we have the wherewithal to maintain ties with so many national services, we act as a central repository of data and trends to advance the overall effort. on this and innumerable other challenges, our cooperation with foreign liaison quietly achieves significant results. working together, we have disrupted terrorist attacks and rolled back groups that plot them, intercepted transfers of dangerous weapons and technology, brought international criminals to justice, and shared vital intelligence and expertise on everything from the use of chemical armaments in syria to the downing of a malaysian airliner over ukraine. these relationships are an essential adjunct to diplomacy. and by working with some of these services in building their capabilities, we have helped them become better prepared to tackle the challenges that threaten us all. ci

department of treasury as well as other institutions of the u.s.government have been very successful working with international partners to cover and uproot this. it's for organized crime cartels and others. absolutely we need to do more. behind you and then you. >> the repercussions of the reform program has suggested that the analytical operations at the cia. [inaudible] i'm curious as to how you are going to do that. >> we have integrated a lot of the operations over the course of the past 20 years more and more so. we have a counterterrorism force because they bring to bear analytics. we do it overseas a lot. we have individuals analysts and operators and others working on these issues. it's tremendously effective as far as being able to make sure we have the experts who can work with operators and others. i believe it's important for us to migrate that model into other areas. we don't just labor crisis to develop. i think we have the ability to bring that expertise and capability in a way that preserves the independence of activity and integri

his son took over the agency as well. you have probably thousands of volumes. this was the one that really stuck with him the mouse because he said he's never seen anyone as vicious and as young as he was. so that collection was the first one that i looked at. also come in the state archives have all of the trial record all the information as well. the state house has a lot of material. bridgwater later on. state reform schools nowadays is called the lie land school for boys. change its name. and in boston to bpl. they have thousands of articles about him. at the time boston hide 250 newspapers and magazines and it was a good time to be a journalist that then. you can find thousands of articles. took me about three years to collect everything. >> after the fire that destroyed the city do you go into that anymore or is it really the backdrop of jesse story? >> it is mostly the backdrop. by the time the fire happened in 1872. people tend to know a little bit more about the fire that happened in chicago in 187110 to be the most famous kind of countrywide fire. the

million and that's profiler and that's primarily because we're adding the fte's into that budget as well as as the airport additional civilian positions and this slide you have seen for a few years it's our sworn hiring plan and it presents -- the the purple line that's what would have happened had we not hired we would have continued to drop and the black line is where we are now and the red line is where we need to be, the mandated level of 1971 and as you can see we're making good progress thanks to a lot of work from the commission advocating for staffing as well as the mayor's office has helped us out so with this growth we're anticipating hitting our mandated level at december 2017 and that's hiring 3 academy classes of about fifty a piece so about 150 or 160 officers every year and that's what has been submitted in the budget. this slide sort of details our progress thus far in 2013 we hired 183 officers and 13-14, 157 and so far this year we've graduated 122 officers and we'll have another class of fifty starting in april so that 122 will hopefully go up to 172 officers at the en

both by grade level as well as by mode and you can see in the top boxes there is a fair number of younger children into middle school walking to school and living within close enough distance to do that. as they get older and transition into the upper middle grades and high school there is more of a shift into public transit, and still a fair amount of students who are driving, more than 50% in this case and this comes from data that is trend data it comes out of a contracted relationship with uc berkeley that does the survey every year so we get a chance to see a wide range of data and we partnered with the school district to float a youth survey that is served to older kids and through that you could see the data in the bottom two bullets that sfusd high schoolers, 46% are riding muni to school and 63% from school so more -- there are more high school students who are using muni to get home and we can imagine why, parents at work and the like, and so commissioner fewer you mentioned that the mta provides some important services for students, but in turn it's important for the transporta

make sure that people under bloid or wish they made more money to have greater job opportunities as well we need to streamline the business permitting process this committee has been incredibly supportive of the business protocol we are doing that now continuing the streamline that for our small businesses as ted mention the rising reilly's costs in addition to the lack of space in the city we need to continue to retain the businesses to work and grow in san francisco with our pdr methods and the transportation businesses our targeting around the nonprofit sector and our effort to support sort the small businesses through the small business commission we need to accommodate new jobs and businesses particularly over the long term in the central selma and waterfront we need to insure we're supporting the local industry with the corridors as well as the pdr sectors so that's again 5 more pdr plan and the investment in the neighborhood on transportation and infrastructure obviously it the critical the economy relies on the transportation network we need that to be competitive finally 4 concl

is there a culture problem as well? >> i think probably. mpany part of our presentation, we release a third party marketing study we commissioned to gain kind of more general perception of the businesses as a brand matter and -- >> you went so far as to sort of redesign their logo and recommend an outdoor campaign as one way of changing the brand? >> that's right. that's right. but, you know, the point that came back from our brand consultants the company is perceived as an old bureaucratic slow moving company and it's perceived that way because it is and most of the executive leadership has been at the company, the ceo at the company for over 40 years, the average tenure of the top five or six executives is over 30 years and this is a leadership group that if they wanted to, they have all the information to act more aggressively but haven't done that. >> you shared this with trian. have you spoken directly to ed garden who is on the board of bank of new york? do they agree that company should replace its ceo? from a critical mass standpoint

nasdaq moving higher as well.w this morning, genetics testing company 23 and me announced it will develop its own drugs. you probably know 34 and me through its test kits, you spit in the test tube, tells but your genetic back ground. it didn't take long for the company to realize it had a lot of valuable data. this morning the ceo says it will start developing its own drugs. they'll probably license the drugs to establish companies rather than become a full drugmaker like pfizer or glaxo kle kline but it's a mag, the companies that make huge changes and maybe become household names. >> thank you very much. 6:36. >>> still ahead, a whale jumps out of the water, landing in a boat full of tourists. sounds like i'm making it up. >> is there a marine biologist in the house? >>> plus a police chase turns deadly as the suspect's car slamming into a fire truck. details from the scene next. >>> and the search for two suspects continues in sunnyvale where police have an area cordonned off. stolen car, people on the run. bo

next speaker. >> i amava and work on the mission collaborative as well and the resource center as a case manager. i think fire prevention shouldn't depend mostly on tenant complaints and education even though that is important for them to have that power. landlords in the city need to be accountable. i would like to see landlords of the buildings speak to the concerned public too. i think expanding the existing system of reporting to dbi through the 311 is working and extended to other buildings. i feel unnerved that the buildings that burned are where working class and poor are living in the context of extreme displacement and in the mission that we see today. the city needs to keep the resident it is safe and -- residents safe and where they live and this is important and offering temporary housing is important and not just displace them from their communities. i would like to add anyone living in the buildings whether they have a lease should be encouraged to return as well. a fire shouldn't be the excuse to displace those living shrp on paper and not the context we are today. thanks.

the only way to get around ben mentioned the survey it is available in english and chinese online as well as in paper 230r789 that represents the issues that people care about not the total population in the bay area here we see one of the survey response questions this was asking people which issues effect their choices in terms of how they travel in the late night housing red is somewhat and as previously mention bart not running auto necessity was by far the issue that people said were effecting their travel issues but several other issues were responded to where someone abby a majority of the residents including the bus service is articulating too long or require a interfere or taxis are too expensive or concerned about safety when walking or biking as well as the expensive uber and concerned about personal safety or security when on transit in addition to this question or a lot of interesting things in the surveys some contained in the report but in summary form is available on the sf night liquify website we reviewed the testimony from a year ago to encapita late all the things peop

swig, for being here as well. you know, we obviously see that you are very involved in the community and san francisco and you and your family contribute a lot there and just wanted to get from you what draws you to the board of appeals and what you look forward to if you are appointed to this committee. >> it's the ability to give back, provide community service. i do this, this is what i do. john martin, the airport director, called me several months ago and asked me if i would volunteer to assist him at the airport pro bono to advise him on the new development of the hotel there. that's what i do. i said yes. this is an opportunity be for me having grown up in this city, to give back and apply expertise that i may have gathered along the way or wisdom to preserve our community, preserve our diversity, preserve the integrity of what we would like san francisco to be. since i was born and raised here i cherish the opportunity of living in the city and want to see it move forward constructively. >> thank you. a fe

decisions we'll make those decision at that time we're not there yet they're asking the questions as well as ever water agency in california. >> and two other points one that the contractor we have with our stwhoerl customers guarantees the cost we pay there is a time delay but basically, not subject to the amount of water we sell a that's almost exactly true true and we made that clear to the agencies. >> the other part we keep getting presentations talking about the water rate is a percentage of meanwhile income to see how tolerant the community is with additional water rate increases if they've been on the safe do of that issue. >> so far. >> we're projected to so for. >> thank you. >> thank you very much so before we go to cc ii want to make one comment i realize a lot has been happening. >> saw in the paper about emile cruz and wanted to where's el e emile i won't be here at the next commission meeting i want let everyone know that e mills last day is april 14th we have a conflict with the city attorney and everyone is trying to remove the conflict it is difficult for him to perform

the focus on apple as well.le in the rally we have seen and technology shares hitting an all time high earlier this week. what are international leaders saying about the nasdaq a5-k. hear what they told us here at mobile world congress. >> i do think there might be some companies that could be best in one particular thing that could be overvalued but then you say to yourself there's not a lot of those growth options in the market and maybe they have overinvested in those. they also rationalize themselves out over time. >> i think it's totally realistic to think that some day we're going to have a nasdaq 10,000. so i don't think the bubble is nasdaq 5,000. we're at the beginning of something bigger than anything we have ever seen with the worldwide web or personal computers or smartphones in it's early early days. >> we're seeing long lasting secular trends and for this trend i'm referring to social network, mobile big data computing, security and all of these trends are accelerating. so now if we move to you kno

he, as well as most of the confederados had come into port at rio de janeiro. the government house them for a while, as it had the tennessee gentlemen. in the ancestor's case, he had gone to the state essentially would be comparative to west virginia of brazil. so very rugged very poor, very run-down. it's called espirito santo and its main city is linhardees. i it was not a glamour trip. i spent a lot of time writing around on back roads. i got some fascinating pictures of anacondas. one of them ended up on the back of the book. they were sunning themselves. with regard to the other question, historians still disagree about how many confederados and their families, how many southerners and their families went to brazil and other countries. it kind of goes back to ron wilson's question to the last speaker about paroles or the lack thereof. to some extent, to the conclusion of many modern wars records are sketchy. there are diasporas of people huge movements of people going every which way. given that chaotic element it is hard to put a number on how many southe

tapping out summary we introduced amendments to the planning code and the health 0 code to the summary as well as a timeline of massage regulation history in san francisco on the back and i know that cindy went through it but just to reiterate quickly in 2006 all massage establishment were required to get a permit through she didn't have as well as the conditional use permits that is in 2006 and then in 09 it created the c mc organization and all establishment that employ one hundred percent c mc certificate were exempt from the services again in 2013 or 2014 i'm sorry

again, we hear from the mayor as well as other city leaders at 9:00 this morning. as for the decision on the commission on the final pg&e fine, that's set to come april 9th. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> a lot of people anxious to see what happens. thanks a lot, steph. >>> we now know what's behind a funny metal taste that many people in berkeley are complaining about this morning. the change in taste and odor is because the east bay municipal utilities district has been drawing water from the top instead of the bottom of the party reservoir since thursday. the unpleasant flavor and smell is attributed to warmer water that contains algae. it's expected to dissipate by the weekend. east bay mud says the water is safe to drink if a little funky. >>> time to check the microclimate forecast this morning. as we take a live look outside. beautiful bay bridge. i want to check in with christina and see how the winds are picking up. >> definitely blustery out there. good tuesday morning to you. temperatures are chilly and that wind is making it feel even colder

time helicopters and at this time we've been able to locate 13 forklifts and property supply areas as well as some of our specialized units and they come to us initially at no cost from the government and after 1 1 year in our possession they are turned over to us to use as we see fit either to return to the government at no cost or penalty or reallocate or sell if we desire so a great saving estimated at 226 at $226,000 worth of forklifts that we get at no cost. >> 13 seems like a lot of forklifts just curious about the number. >> sure. the way these are stockpiled by the government they are told to us they are available but without any real detail on the condition of the forklifts we have a short window to inspect them for use ability and so due diligence said we take them all and see which ones we need for parts to make the others whole and if they are not all in proper working order we can turn those back in. >> do you have any questions? >> vice president turman? >> sergeant matthews can we also allocate to other agencies. >> the equipment is did i differently classified for their use

evaluation but there will be for family units and dph g side a clinical evaluation for the clinics as well as in terms of the compliance two broad areas maintaining the laugh behavior and paying rent and beyond those compliance criteria that are house rules in terms of you know expected behavior. >> so while there has been some increased standardization at both h s a and the other agency those are still heavily focused on conceptual compliance and we need what is more expensive conceptual comparison of outcomes u outcomes across buildings and vendors and the city s is currently engaged in our main findings and speaking to the concerns you've raised supervisor farrell we believe at this time master lease and nonprofit support housing are necessary components of the system because the master lease unit do make up 2/3rd's of supportive housing portfolio and 3 thousand unit at this time it is less expensive and more available than the nonprofit housing they're less desirable the buildings are older and although the city has created more 3 thousand unit since the adaptation of the plan in 2004

his son took over the agency as well so you have probably thousands of volumes. this was the one that really stuck with him the most because he said he had never seen anyone as vicious as jesse as young as he was. so that collection was the first one i looked at. also the state archives have all the trial records have all the information as well. the state house has a lot of material. bridgewater where he went later on. the state reform school nowadays is called the lyman state school for boys and the boston bpl. they have thousands of articles written about him. at the time boston had probably 250 newspapers and magazines. it was really good time to be a journalist back then if you will. so you can find thousands of articles. it took me about three years to collect everything. >> the fire that destroyed the city, do you go into that anymore or is it the backdrop of jesse story? >> it is mostly the backdrop. by the time the fire happened in 1872 i don't know how much people knew about it. people tend to know more about the fire that happened in chicago in 1871. it

this is a map of the schools and the city shown in black as well as the transit system so you can see the dense network of service that we have and every school within a five minute walk. this colorful map shows all of the student boarding activity we have been reporting through free muni for youth and as they tag on with the clipper card we know if they're using the system and the routes that jump out are the 38 and richmond and visitacion valley and chinatown,let 29 sunset and serves schools across some of the outer neighborhoods including the sunset, all the way over to the bay view, 14 mission, 49 up van ness and down the line so we do have a set of routes that we watch very closely for school activity and we increase the service during school times so in the morning as well as from about the two to four period in the afternoon. as i mentioned we do have about 27 routes that are shown on the map below and match some of the routes we talked about so the green line for example is the 28 which is a heavily used school route. the purple is the 38. these are buses that start empty at s

i know we had a more recent fire in district eight this past weekend as well and this is definitely an issue that we as a city need to address. i want to ask our constituents and the public to help get word out about our hands up fund raising drive. the families have all agreed to work together and split the money that is raised. all of the money will go directly to our families, no other organizations or other entity will be taking a cut or fee. i want to thank hands up for providing that service. it is hand up.org. it is for families of the fire. if you can help circulate it on your social media and to your coworkers it will be appreciated. the community is also organizing a fund raiser at the playground this wednesday. it is being organized by a level of latina and central as a real collaborative. we will be partnering with the fire department and people are encouraged to drop off children's clothing, jackets in particular as well as bedding in good use. that is tomorrow between 4:00 to 6:00 on the corner of farrell and larkin. we appreciate the support but we want to make sure thes

as well as other customary documents related to horizontal infrastructure and the vertical portion and development of vertical dda's. also as you are approving this item you will be making environmental findings for california environmental quality act known as ceqa. so here is a map familiar to all members of the public of the shipyard, it's context. it's almost 800 acres altogether with candlestick point. it's in the southeast corner of san francisco. and developing the project in two phases, approved in 2003 and 2003 over all housing availability part of the housing development there. this 3 million square feet of office space in redevelopment space. in total, altogether this project will generate over 12,000 jobs every year and over $90 million of community benefits. so let's move into major phase design. you can see here this high level size map of top phase one. we have here to the commission's left but to my right the overall land project both phase 1 and 2 dda's. you can't see it, it's small but it's the biggest component, the last portion of over 400 units. we call this block

baldanado as well. in terms of seat 7, i was actually -- there were a few people who were qualifid for that so i would say i would love to see mr. kefrpb -- kevin miller serve in that role. i think what he does at swords to plowshares and what he would bring to that role i would love to see on that board. in terms of seat 1 i would like to give my endorsement to mr. brendan rogers, not only in terms of his work at the library, which is really creative when you think about it, it is a place that people enter especially if they are homeless. i am grateful that you took on a leadership role to start a program there, as well as again the representation from the coast guard. in terms of seat 4, very torn about that but i'll wait to hear from supervisor cohen but i think that the representation from whether it's the women or lgbt community is really important so i would be happy to support miss vargas. mr. pandy i thought brought great insight and also i was impressed by mr. joinder's interest because i think

let's check in on commodities quickly as well. brent at 57.02 and of course we have been highlighting that u.s. dollar strength. that rate factor as reason for u.s. equity weakness. now sri is standing by in singapore for us as ever. over to you. >> very good to see you, sir. let's take a look at these regional markets. i want to focus on the nikkei 225. a very convincing break above the 19,000 handle. you're looking at fresh 15 year highs for the nikkei share average. the stock you were watching today -- this is the manufacturer of industrial robots. now investors were reacting to a report saying they would raise the dividend and consider a stock buy back. this is an index heavy weight so it was responsible for the bulk of the gains on japanese equities. take a step back and look at how the nikkei has performed over the week. up 1.5%. the fifth weekly gain and that is the longest since june. so strong showing for the nikkei. very different picture for some of the other markets. it's been straight. the new zealand benchmark hit ano

they know that we bring to bear the insights the intelligence the technologies the capabilities as well as the approaches that they need to be able to address the many challenges they face in their area. so i do see the world being more interconnected for a variety of reasons on a technical front and also in terms of intelligence, law enforcement and diplomacy. >> rose: when you look alt the threat of terrorism today, what is it that scares you the most about it? >> i've worked terrorism for a good part of my career and i think we see an evolution of the terrorist phenomenon, that's what i call it. dealing with palestinian terrorism and even al quaida over the years, a lot of these organizations were discreet structures and elements. they tried to migrate their philosophies to others but were mostly contained organizations. we have been able to make a lot of progress against them. i.s.i.l demonstrates the worst in developments because it has basically been a phenomenon that has snowballed in terms of its resonance appeal and they were able to make great strides within iraq and sir. i ca

the market there as well as in comes intochinese play as well.seeing a different changing consumer behavior as well. parallel traders buying more useful things like powder in shantou versus a $3000 handbag. weaker domestic demand as well as leicester is him. weaker demand. at least for now, they say they have not reacted fast enough to changes, particularly around price. not much novelty and it has let shoppers to go elsewhere. also in terms of long-term stock, they still see the appeal of the product brand overall. they do expect a reacceleration in store. growth is ace deciding factor. they also want to revamp their miu miu brand for lower-priced handbags. business, it the also has its fall lines and seasons. maybe lackluster there. chanel also had to cut production in asia because of the week euro. we will have to see if there are changes. angie: breaking news. magnitude 7.6 earthquake hitting in -- off of pop a new cleaning. -- papua new guinea. reports of an earthquake. measuring 7.6. as no doubtere those headlines will continue as to what t

task force and whatever else is in place is protected and that will include the port's data base as well. >>; is that correct?. >> i would say that there are certainly protections in place and i think that, you know, just as the folks that would be about interrupting or hack hooking into such systems or disrupting the systems as they continue to work to defeat the protections that are in place, and i think that the city and the people that are the most versed in this at data and certainly at our information technology >> i think that it is healthy that they disagree often because it gets us to a better place because they are smart people and while they have these disagreements they all seek to prevail and so we are going to end up with the best solutions. >> okay, thank you. >> murphy? >> thanks, nice up date. for a non-techy person like me, i just want to say, thank you, i had no idea that there was so much involved and the departments that have been toed tied into this it is incredible. >> and again, having 2,000 officers, or 1600 officers with the smart phones and in the capability an

to julie from our transit operations division to really dive into the transit services component as well as free muni for youth. i will note that just having listened to the presentation on summer schools that jobs and the program that muni has is well received and is a year round program and they allow students to get to activities year round including jobs. so just to spend a moment on vision zero. this is such an enormous part of our work at the mta and specifically on the sustainable streets side and i thought it was important to talk about this and i will say that december 2013 was a really, really bad month for traffic safety and there was a lot of tragedies that month, and deaths in the -- traffic deaths and one of those that really captured the attention and hearts of so many of us and so many in the public space is the tragic loss of sophia lu and she was a six year old sherman elementary student who was killed in a crosswalk in the evening as an uber driver and this could have been anyone's child and it's deeply tragic and it has catalyzed us and moved everyone in the city, par

develop the complete streets, and we appreciate the leadership in both houses of the legislature as well as the governor to increase the transportation revenue thises year, and the state has a backlog of 59 billion on the highway alone, in terms of maintenance and in sacramento i represented for the transit funds to be included in a revenue package that may emerge at the end of the session, in terms of a long term solution, the state has convened a road user pilot study on which assembly member, david chiu is participating and sitting on for us and we hope that will result in a pilot to mimic the experience that they have had in oregon to look at the potential of the vehicle miles based charge to compliment or replace the gas tax. and i also met with some assistant director amber, and the staff, and he has introduced sb 278 which is a spot bill, calling for regional collaboration, on the corridor and we met with his staff to extend the appreciation and to up date him on the effort to establish the managed lanes on highway 280 in coordination with the counties and you will see on the boar