as the personal security as well as work place security. then increasing staff and training education we see opportunities for increased opportunities as far as emergency responses pr the staff in addition to that providing training in the process of developing this month emergency department specialized training crisis intervention to assist them as par as how to deescalate situations and recognize crisis and being able to intervene in addition to that today i have provided crisis training for 600 dph employees throughout the department and we're also in the process of revamping the violence prevention to it's more proactive dealing with case management as well as being able to develop security plans, to address the acting out behavior. one of the things i'm proud of is the child care security at this point at the hospital the maternal child is now a secure unit which is in compliance with with the health center for missing children. that being a secured unit there is 24 security on the unit for cart reader badge access we have enhanced an

as our bond peabody llp financial advisors as well for the tremendous work and as a bonus the moody raised our credit if a to excuse me. double a two to double a-1 and moody cited the diversity as well as the management of the program so thank you very much to moody and such we reaffirmed the ratings of our debt i'll be happy to answer any questions thank you. >> thank you very much colleagues questions or comments okay. seeing none is there public comment is closed. on that believe on item 3 seeing none, public comment is closed. >> this is an informational item. >> call item 4. >> approval of the minutes of the may 2015 meeting and colleagues additions, deletions, or changes to the minutes seeing none is there any public comment on item 4 seeing none, public comment is closed and mr. clerk, call the roll. >> on item four commissioner avalos supervisor breed supervisor campos supervisor christensen supervisor cowen supervisor farrell supervisor jane kim supervisor mar supervisor tang supervisor wiener supervisor yee minutes are approved. >> okay item number 5 and item 5 authorized

thank you chairman farrell to you and your staff as well as to the other members serve on the budget committee. i know that it's a lot of hours with a big investment am really excited and thankful for you for your service. i want to thank mayor lee and his team for working with my office and other members of the board to come out to the community and look into the community and make the appropriate investment in the community in his budget. i think that that process really helps cut back on some of the asks that members of the board continue to make, especially during the ending process of trying to figure out what we should fund and what are our priorities, but more broadly, i think we should also keep in mind that there have been really a lot of incredible programs that will be funded in the mayor's budget as well as some additional priorities set by the board. thank you to the mayor and his budget staff, kate howard, the crew to ben rosenfield and his staff and the controller's office as well as our budget and legislative analyst. i'm really honored to be working with harvey rose

housing opportunity for women and their children who are involved in the critical justice system as wells providing services specific a gender and transgender a restoration to allow the amazes test of sentencing and follow-up on the odor and enforce those orders were not to probation we're asking positions to be able to support the adult probation department to really allow our probation officers to delve the time necessary to serve the victims in the community and client employment partners involving ourselves in the organization severing ohio how risk folks in the community and linking them to employment opportunity. >> our operating budget we're showing for this fiscal year as well as the promoted budget you'll see the significant differences are an in the state realignment and in the grant fund. >> specifically the chances from fiscal year 2014-2015 to this coming fiscal year in our proposed budget include an increase of 1.380 conflict of interests for the state alignment fund and as well as grant one for that the county recidivism entrants with the fcc and the board and state commun

a picture of key investments forward as well as year to year changes experienced in the office. to start i want to say how fitting we are falloge our controller mrs. rosen field. we are proceed to be of service to support the general fund. let me talk about the market conditions that drive our work. i know that the board has been keenly aware of the real estate market as well as the policy decisions on how to address housing meads and space needs. for a moment i want to speak how the real estate market and your land use decision drive your revenue picture as well as our work load in the office. as you bow every sale, construction project and appeal as a potential to increase or kcrease property tax base that helps support the city and also one thoof primary source thofz general fund operations. we have seen in the market place a strong demand for real estate. as uknow which is driving case load up [inaudible] you know the transfer tax is a at a 10 year high. we are estimated to come in about 300 plus million dollars by thend of the month. we have seen markee [inaudible] room key

as well as our own philadelphia orchestra.eadliners were announced here in rome tuesday morning by the philadelphia delegation in the city to finalize preparation preparations for september's world meeting of families. >> it is always, always been our goal to create a program for the holy father and for the upward of 1 million people we expect for the festival of families with joyous inspired and international in its approach. ♪ >> reporter: the musical program is part of the festival of families on the parkway saturday afternoon and evening september 26th. pope francis himself will be in attendance for the formal program that night. >> here's something quite magical about the idea, the thought the vision of pope francis being on stage in our city with an degree yea bocelli jones and philadelphia orchestra all at the same time. ♪ >> reporter: there will be more performers added as the world meeting approaches. but those already on the bill are counting the days. >> it is incredible to play even small part on an occasion filled

pets as well as children. then by friday take look at this. feels like temperatures around 100 in philadelphia. as well as pottstown. so some of the hottest air we've seen so far this year. once again over the next several days, slow down, drink water, take breaks. stay in the shade and dress for summer as we get a little bit of a preview over the next several days with the weather really starting to heat up across parts of our area. the seven day forecast showing you 94 for the high temperature tomorrow. once again record is 95. 94 on friday. low 90s still on saturday. and then a front will kind of cool us down into the low to mid 80s sunday into early next week. but hard to believe we were shivering last week. >> i know. >> high temperature was only 58 on wednesday last week. >> 40-degree difference. >> crazy. >> so from natural forces to force of nature. i mean -- >> lebron he's a little bit hotter maybe than the forecast right now. we've got hot and cold sports for you tonight guys because lebron james is turning the nba final nos his own

new riding on the paths behind the rec centers it is dark and hard to see that will benefit them as well as the other families and individuals that use that walkway so we hope you are in favor of this and approve it. >> thank you, thank you very much any other members of the public. >> i apologize he want to see we look forward to working with the planning department to expand move us in addition feedback from the community and the final improvements thank you. >> thank you. >> hi i actually am a community voter and work for bridge housing but more importantly i'm a residents from potrero hill i want everyone in the room and everyone watching to expand actually go out of the box and imagine a group of seniors and their black chinese, spanish, scott sanchez and italian and greek and add some that are what caners and some in wheelchairs and some on canes from that imagine that group has to expand walk from 6 to expand market street to expand all the way here with no bus add in the hate street hill they have to expand go up to expand get to expand city hall it's a how they get get from the

lee helped stay on budget and on time for that project as well. the projeblth lides to on and off ramps and supports cal trans ramp work on the other side of the island as well as treasure island [inaudible] so far that project is uneventful, a good thing in the construction world. lee also contributed to the folsom street [inaudible] complete in july. there are other sides to lee as well, she mentor and resource to the staff and aensh and across otheragys and he is the reason we attracted great capital staff. he models nob nub and exercising techinal judgment in wise ways. lee is universely reect spected and sought after in the field. for so many reasons lee we'll miss you. thank you for all you have done for the transportation authority and all you have done for the city. with that i think we have a special resolution for you or certificate >> for formalities, if you can call item 9 as well >> item 9 recognize lee saga deputy director for out standing service from 1999 to 2015 >> thanks igist wanted to [inaudible] we have gotten to know each oth

in the jail and we've been working with the sheriff's department to monitor their staffing level as well as their ability to backfill retirements that's certainly our addressing this year we addressed the need for the department of public health and in terms of capital facilities and it this budget includes $4.8 million over the next two years for those needs and certainly needs beyond what were fund in the budgeted that's in front of you just like any department has needs beyond when is funded we'll continue to work with the sheriff's department and make sure they have appropriate staff to manage the population. >> i'm sorry, i didn't hear an answer of the body cameras or vests and deputy sheriff to be vulnerable with the people they're coming into contact with make a purr scuff argument with you can't deny the argument for our deputy sheriff's department. >> any other comment seen thank you sheriff we see you on monday then. >> next our fire department and madam clerk. >> the tax regulation covet to increase the fire department licenses and making environment finding. >> thank you very

that bill slow down as well as wipers are going and rain hitting the windshield. look at what to expect on the roads for rest of tonight. we expect that road spray to be a problem. low visibility to be a problem. we could see following especially off to the south where temperatures were warmer today. we want to remind you we have had flooding around black horse pike down around hammington roads closed. never try to drive through flooded roadway turnaround don't drawn. find an alternate route. does not take much to pose a life threatening situation. lets look at is what needed to flood. thinks flood guidance n12 hours we need four or 5 inches have rain in south jersey in causing flash flieding. we needless than that around philadelphia got news it has been dry bad news don't get too much rain too soon and we got that situation in our area through tonight and into tomorrow morning. of course we will have updates throughout the night and complete coverage on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" at 11:00. we are getting drenched out here. not a good night to be out and b stay safe

the enormous scope for improving infrastructure as well as the sector.challenges because we lack good hard infrastructure. that is also a skills deficit in certain part of the economy. institutional infrastructure needs to improve in terms of laws and regimes. >> quick question, wire're running out of time but hsbc is reviewing it's offers in the united kingdom. is it becoming to owners from a perspective and too expensive to operate in the you fighted kingdom as a bank with an emerging market focus and will standard chartered follow suit? >> we have to review the issue but having said that we don't have any plans right now but we are listening very carefully to our shareholders. their view on the issue. the real issue is the increase in levies. >> your story at standard chartered ends and you move on into a private equity venture very briefly. give us a little color around what we can anticipate from you. africa will still be a big focus. >> it will be a big part of the focus. i'll talk more about it when i start it in october. so invite me back in octo

community i'll lean towards alison not to discredit any of the other candidates but the challenges that as well as i did like what many alison said in her statement. >> great i also support - there's a reason why i have never requested being assigned to the rules committee. (laughter) ever and it is because you are like every week have to choose amazing super qualified people and pick one i never walk away from it feeling great you end up disappoint people once in a while i will fill in for people once again thank you for your services we need so much more support from early childhood education for the kids k through 12 our transition age youth and extending it to k i hope in the upcoming budgeted for childcare and really childhood education germany see some good things happening so this body will move forward with that >> thank you for everyone that want to be on this committee with that said for seat 7 he agree me is a great candidate and continue serving after she turns 25 she's 24 now in terms of seat number 8 i thought that tara and mare are a are both very, very good i mean, i'll be happy

the dow transports as well as bio tech but we could see a rebound, dow up 88 points in premarket tradeding aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >> you are watching worldwide exchange. i'm seema mody. >> i'm wilfred frost. >> u.s. futures point to a rebound on wall street a day after the dow jones suffers the worst day of the month proven by the transports. >> but greece could keep gains in check. this amid reports creditors have given them deadlines for reforms before he submit their own. >> all is well in the magic kingdom. disney hikes it's dividend as they reap rewards from frozen and the upcoming star wars debut. >> president obama scores a major victory in congress and moves in closer to completing the transpacific partnership. >> all right. let's take a look at futures. the dow saw a triple digit move to the down side. perhaps investors are taking advantage of the movement in stock by seeing this as a buying opportunity. the dow is up 84 points. the s&p 500 which has been trading and flirti

we're also looking at our capacity fees as well as flow factor assessments and we have been looking at modifying their fees our plan is to take it back to our commission the san francisco public utilities commission with proposed change in early september. i mentioned earlier we collect a lot of information and track these projects happening in san francisco we have a report -- all of the information is available online this report and i want to highlight a couple examples that are happening today in san francisco. st. anthonies has arraign far vesting system for toilet and urinal plushing bg and e is an existing building that retro fitted the building to collect water for toilet and urinal flushing pier 27 harvests water for irrigation -- in the city is collecting rainwater store and gray water for toilet and urinal flushing as well as irrigation. transbay transit center one of the original proponents in collecting and treating alternative water sources for gray water systems for urinal and toilet flushing as well as irrigation 31 fre mont -- i think you will hear a presentation on th

more storms are brewing as well as some rainfall later this week. details on that all coming up.to you. >> talk to you soon, scott. what difference a few hours can make for patco riders. complete shut down last night into this morning's rush but trains are running again albeit on limited schedule through midnight. meanwhile crews are still test testing trains tracks and signaling as always stay up to date on severe weather and its effects by downloading our fox 29 news app. you can also have breaking news alerts rushed right to your phone and watch our newscast when your power does go down. it's free. just search for it in the apple and google play stores. >>> happening right now. philadelphia's delegates to the vatican meeting with the pope. the delegation of civic and business leaders today was at pope francis' weekly audience. then members had the chance to meet the pontiff himself. fox 29's bruce gordon was there for the exciting enter action. >> i think we're in the first three rows. >> philadelphia delegation arrived in saint peters square bright and early. took their seats

as the private sector a green program we help the city departments to achieve their minimums as well as working with public housing affordable housing and residents throughout the city to green their buildings we work closely with the mta on clean transportation our transportation demand management to get people out of their cars and finally we work in many of the neighborhoods in san francisco that are considered environmental justice communities to you make sure that environmentalism is september to all and looking at the bio diversity as it promotes our climatic change initiatives and finally with small and medium sized businesses that's a snapshot of the wide variety of subject matters and audience that are small department is focused on so when you look at our budget i think you'll all recall that a revenue tend to fluctuate year by year because we're primarily grant and contract funded most of our budget is work odor from other departments or grant orders as well as garbage rates because it is sometimes hard to predict year by year what our budget looks like you'll see increase

. >> so i'll be going over some of the responses as well as the feedback that has been provided in respond to the questions as well as additional comments since the first reading on june 9th many of the documents i'll think referencing call out three of those i'll highlight so everyone has handy as i go through the updates the first is the f a q documents that captures key stakeholders and the second documents i'd like think referencing the el cap regarding the special and concentration grants and the third is appendix document the summary of the general fund investments into one time and ongoing so cross the el cap and budget we've added the multiple tiered system and support an inclusion as part of feedback and it is also been included in the budget for the second reading in volume one there's an overview of the event along with allocations as you can see on page 11 and 86 within the budget secondly across the el cap and budget we've highlight services action and planned expenditures for the foster and as you can see referenced once more and lastly the schools support we've provided addi

torrential downpours right now at the philadelphia international airport as well. so the area in question right now ultimate doppler you can see as we take look back to ultimate doppler tracking until 6:30 we have that tornado warning that includes the west deptford area, paulsboro, mantua as well as gloucester, you are under the gun so just very heavy rainfall and gusty winds right now moving through parts of our area as we track this severe weather moving through the philadelphia metro area. so as we continue to follow what's happening right now, you can see we're watching watching some shear indicators showing you there's rotation right now with that cell that's moving into parts of gloucester county. and that has prompted that tornado warning. so seek shelter immediately if you're in the east greenwich area paulsboro, you are in the path of that potential tornado and also moving toward mantua grove, woodbury heights mantua sewell new jersey as that cell continues to move on off to the east at about 50 miles per hour. so the storms are moving rapidly but they hav

there's plenty of fiscal room there as well and other more technical actions as well. that helps to massage the numbers and prevent the collapse you're talking about there. >> thank you very much. we'll hit the pause button and come back and talk about europe in a few minutes. now let's focus on european equity markets. as you can see a sea of red today. we're down around 0.6 pktd on% on the stoxx 600. over the last week it's still up and still pricing in positivity relative to last week but just negative relative to three days ago. >> that's because of the start of the week. that fizzled out quickly. we still don't have a deal. anyways, a look at one of the other top movers in europe today. k and s rallying after the company received a 7 billion euro takeover offer from potash of canada. two sources close to the deal told reuters the proposal would likely be rejected as being too low. they confirmed they made a friendly offer but said a takeover was not certain. coming up on the show annetta joins us with more details but i want to tell you that bernstein believes thi

as well as addressing the concerns related to those hours and further, limiting it. this is not a largely residential area. there are projects the 100 van ness. is the argento hulk >> commissioner they only argenta also? does not know what they own the one that is under construction now at -- outside hayes and pulp era believed. but, yes, this is probably what they have proposes public best way to deal with this concern related to hours of construction and would support the current proposal. >> commissioner i accept that based on the fact is pretty much protects the school during the normal hours. >> motion >> president: i make a motion i suggested earlier. i do not think it repeated. i think somebody got it. >> clerk: whimsy but restated. please correct me back of leader motion was to grant the appeal on the basis that the planning commission erred in its application of the lot coverage requirements for the ground on the ground floor and to modify the approval so that all dwelling units on the ground floor will face a public right of way. i do know if you wanted to

you see some of the utility lines were taken down by this tree as well. again, we have a lot of power outages out here as a result. you're seeing a lot of debris branches leaves that were taken out by the storm, a lot of heavy winds, heavy rains in this area. delaware county chester county really the hardest hit so far at least in terms of power outages. i've been on the phone with a lot of the counties this morning, especially here at delaware county. they tell me their efforts are winding down for this morning. they're going to leave everything now to peco and the local municipalities. a lot of the townships will be out there, a lot of the tree removal services will be out here as well. i'm already tripping over a lot of the branches out here on the roads at this point. so we're going to stay out here keep monitoring the situation, of course. a lot of these homes are using generator power at this hour. and so right now, it's really just going to be a massive cleanup effort as we get into this morning. for now, live in middletown township delaware county

in the last five years i began getting interested in water issues as well as before that maybe 10 years of issues looking at seismic issues in san francisco at visiting with spur and others. about five years ago i worked with one developer on the potential of taking watering, major building and took it into aws has. i think raw familiar that system leaks about 72,000,000 gallons a year. the complexities of water in san francisco, i read most of the water reports on sewage systems and the aws from 1996 until present. i think i'm just arrogant enough that i've not found somebody is connected the thought that this time. that is i think we know at one time there was a plan to develop southside south side see plan treatment plan and distribute recycled water to the city. it's far back as 96 is in a plan to the watering at a bart stations and put it into aws has. wrap the docs which i think that connected which is very simple into pages, very small recycled water plant on the backend of the southside treatment plant. from tertiary water until fire for fire fighting. and irrigation should very

not only do we have a flash flood warning across our area but we have severe thunderstorm warnings as well as a tornado warning we are keeping tabs on and that tornado warning was allowed to expire. right now at 5:00 o'clock, it is still a severe thunderstorm warning but tornado warning has been allowed to expire that we were tracking moving through sections of salem county. that is a little bit of good news. however we are till looking at a lot of severe wet's cross our area right now as well as dangerous flooding across the the region as well. take a look the at the heavy rainfall showing up on ultimate doppler down the shore, atlantic city, moving toward ocean city marks margate, sea isle city. we have rainfall rates of one to 2 inches per hour with this cluster of showers and then are storms. it is not moving a whole lot. kind of park down the shore as well as along garden state parkway. look for blinding torrential rainfall as that cluster just slowly hugs sections of the jersey shore. so once gangs updating you that tornado warning that we were watching moving through sections of sal

as well as the 7th at large representative and of course lenar urban >> okay. it's my understanding from the presentation of the supervisor none of the signatories are here today? >> there is a representative from helenar is here. >> i call a call that council wanted to attend that's what i had been informed. >> thank you. please continue >> i did want to take a moment to distinguish this core community agreement which the city and oc i. are members of. the ddda ensures that the visions goals and priorities of the shipyard and candle stick point are in the concept chul framework approved by the board of supervisors in 2007 as well as the voters in 2008 as implements the dda is in the core community agreements and continues continues parts such as finance infrastructure sustainability and community development -- provisions that near the language in the agreements and core community benefit agreement there are prosituations in the core community benefits agreement that ocii may independently enforce this encollude the provision of 1/3 of housing be provided at b

for it is looking how to pay for trees so we can actually -- one goal -- we're looking at housing as well but looking at trees as an important factor to help decarbonize the air so would love to work closely with you. we just planted trees in supervisor's kim's direct this weekend we put 31 trees in 500 square feet of gardens in your district december desperately need more trees and support. the care and maintenance of trees everybody is excited about planting but it's the care and maintenance, that is important. thank you very much. >> i want to recognize your work this weekend bringing the 30 plus trees to the tenderloin neighborhood which will go a tremendous long way toward our goals of increasing pedestrian and slowing traffic i encourage everyone to look at their work over the weekend. >> if there is any additional. comment. >> police force -- >> sir we're talking about trees >> for religion family status change. the factors of destiny. having destiny human will and trend thank you >> any additional public on public comment item three. seeing none may we close public comment sn >> y

with the assumption, as well the way the statute is written, corn-based ethanol continues to decrease as required in statute. and say the loss continues to increase byrequired by sought. if there is a clear aspect of the law that is clear in the law. that is also not possible based production. so you're in a very odd quandary come november of 2016 trooil trying to promulgate 2017. it looks like he will announce 2016 on time but 2017 is coming. how do we avoid that? >> a couple things in response to that. >> you mentioned the reset requirements and the statute does lay out circumstances under which we consider a reset which is a significant undertaking because it is for multiple years into the future. >> but would you agree on the optic, we're going to decrease that number by 50%? >> yes. i would agree. and depending on how these volumes turn out, we may hit the reset trigger for the other volumes, as well. we actually think that it makes a lot of sense to focus a reset on all volumes at one time. and it just will provide a lot more certainty to everybody to do that. we also recognize

i am sandra smith joined by laura simonetti as well as nicole petallides.come to "fbn:am," your first look at what is moving in today's markets and what to expect for the day ahead. there could be a major connection happening in the industry. "the wall street journal" reporting dish network and talks to merge with t-mobile u.s.a. what you have. laura: you have at&t trying to buy directv for $49 billion. charter trying to buy time warner cable in breakout $67 billion. we don't know the reported price tag of this deal, but both t-mobile and dish are valued at least $30 billion. this deal would be huge. what does it mean for customers? fewer options. that could affect pricing. that could affect services you get. everybody else is merging are trying to do. seems like it would make sense. sandra: all these telecom communications companies doing anything they can so they don't miss about him at that the next thing is. laura: if they are all trained to fight it out. our road sent out and declined to make ledger available. will watch for the news that breaks on thi

and helped with funding as well. the council is structured beyond kind of being born and having rules is to promote projects and activities that are across cutting in in eacher. focussing on seniors. as part of the community. in the mayor's off. they're looking to roll out test pilots. we're helping them 30 through what that might be. >> thank. anything else? >> any questions from council members? how about staff. >> thank you chair. i think we would be happy to put a little announcement on our mod web page. under the heading. to dra attention to the keep us connected campaign. and we support your efforts for budgets. it's a critical lifeline. we know how this keeps us in the community. integrated. it's very important. hi a question for you. you mentioned that one of the services. that was out there. might possibly be roaming support. i mention this is with my mother. our family is for technical support. it's so easy to lose the e-mail icon on the desktop. by accidentally dropping it into the trash. so i was wondering

voorhees around crescent road as well. from cherry hill police department cherry hill road closures as are follows. brace road between borton wood. road blockages in lower merion as well. >>> a meeting with the pope we are following the philadelphia delegation as they get face time with the holy father. >>> plus the mission to attract tourists to the area as philadelphia prepares for the world meeting of families. >>> nbc 10 was in king of prussia last night where the rain caused flooding. drivers were taking it slow here as they had to navigate their way through several inches of water. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the past. get fios. now for $79.99 a month. go online or call. call the verizon center for customers with disabilitie

trying to continue forward as well today. peaking, the dow has gone negative on what started out to be a pretty strong day for stocks. we'll keep our eye in athens. let's go to julia boorstin, she has breaking news for us. >>> thanks, scott, the streaming music space is getting even more crowded. google is launching a free ad-supported streaming music service, kind of a stripped-down version of its $10 a month google-play music. the service features the technology of songs, which is a play list start-up that google acquired a year ago. it's all about playlists that are customized to your mood, time of day, curated by experts as well as algorithms. the company said it's offering it this to draw more subscribers to its paid service. stressing while the service is free, google will be paying artists. in a dig to google's plan not to play artists -- apple's plan. with this, google is taking on pandora and spotify as well as rdio and apple's itunes radio service. google has a few advantages, it will allow advertisers already displa

and to our viewers in that number as well dax is up 3% as is france.g moves given that we've got a long ways to go to get a fair deal. >>> the attack on u.s. government computers that was recently exposed gave chinese hackers access. the "the new york times" said they lost the chair on a group of attacks last summer. they reportedly gained administrative rights to the network allowing them to siphon off data. the target was the 1 million federal workers and contractors who filled out forms seeking a government security clearance. >>> now, the revelations could cast a cloud over theis, china strategic economic dialogue getting under way in washington, d.c. secretary of state john kerry and jack lew are playing host to china china's vice premier. the meeting is aimed at the world's largest economies but concerns over espionage in the south china sea tend to overshadow it. let's talk with jim wicker, chief global strategist of western funds. what kind of developments are are you expecting from this meeting in d.c.? >> i don't think we'll see any dramatic

ems and the fire suppression the new positions which i will touch on briefly a little bit later on as well as the capital in various projects ftes counts after years of reductions of ftes the departments is projecting a net increase to the staffing levels over the next two budget years this is due to the hiring plan for the ems and fire suppression we had 42 new hires on the streets and already we've seen a improvement in our overall ambulance times they were concerned and in addition the two academy classes schedule do will help boost the number of ftes and certainly match the retirements and grow the overall fte count wore projecting in year two because of the hires a reduction decrease inform your offervertime. >> so in order to get into the budget i wanted to highlight you on the overall changes allocated by the mayor's office under the direction of the budget director kate howard for her assistance on the job the fire department anthony i am sure we've received criticism related to our response time we're certainly not immune with the growing population and call volume so the mayor's

as you know the mayor included funding for body camries for all of our police officers as well as the associated storage and staffing costs for that video footage. we are including funding for new pair medics fire fighters and 911 dispatchers and making [inaudible] capital and technology across the public safety departments irn particular making significant investment in the radio-public safety radio replace 789 project over the next 2 years. in the health and human services realm i aurmd mentioned the new investment in homelessness prevention including 500 units of housing, nav gaegz center pilot, subsidies for homeless families and medical respite service said mpts we also included new funding for senior centers, investment in the community living fund to help seniors and people with disabilities stay in their homes and funding to clear the wait list for home delivered males. i mentioned we are opening a new san francisco general hospital and we are also continuing san franciscos leadership in the fight against hiv and aid through the zero initiative. [inaudible] children and youth,

large hailstorms and again tornadoes, as i mentioned, as well as flash flooding. and that is pulling out towards the florida panhandle as well as toward s towards carrying it towards the west. as for illinois, we're looking for another chance of thunderstorm eruption due to the great instability popping up. so this is another area where we're likely to see that happen once again on wednesday evening. but towards the west we're looking at some clearer skies. and the temperatures will be soaring in the 30s and even 40s in las vegas. so please watch out for heat stroke there. a typical event we have that all the way towards the north so it's carrying a lot of the heat. denver is up to 32 oklahoma 34. a rare sight here though. we have 30 degrees that's continuing here in washington, d.c., and new york is looking at the 30s, too. as for the game that's coming up pretty soon at 7:00 local time 11:00 here at japan time japan is playing against the netherlands. weather looks nice 21. stay hydrated if you are spectating. out here we are whale watching. i call this whale wa

yields lower as well.r the last month or so people said it's on us to lead the world bund markets and u.s. will lead again. once again we've seen the u.s. lift to 1.4% off the back of 1 history to hit 4%. those compressed but it's europe and european bund yields leading the charge at the moment. >> completely different about a year ago and more much of the last couple of years. interesting too that yesterday u.s. markets didn't sell off on the back of higher yields but that future could change a little bit. they're coming back on the back of the high year yields. utilities are being sold off. financials though they're moving higher on the back of the expected rising yield environment. let's see if that trade can continue. >> one final thing don't think it's the main factor at trade today but greece continues as an issue. ups and downs in those negotiations but the main driver for european markets has been the ecb meeting yesterday. that is all we have time for today here in london. thank you for joining us

operations as well as that on community development stflt to help with the gender responded $54,000 in our summer violence to partner with sfpd as well as juvenile probation to be able to really connect with the clients during the summer months to reduce the violence and be able to roll divert our population from involvement in violence and feinstein 65 thousand there's for a train tool for armed officers this will actually reduce the cost associated with ammunition and travel for our officers so the fte changes from this fiscal year to in relation fiscal year a total of 9 position one it grant funded one community development specialist one probation officer for the ipo and the probation officer for the court. >> we certainly want to thank the mayors budget office and in my first budget process they've been helpful and certainly we'll continue to work with the board of supervisors budget analyst to come to an agreement with our proposed budget. >> okay. thank you very much. >> colleagues, any question for the adult probation department mr. rose. >> mr. chairman and members of the comm

we get one new full time employee as well as continue 3 part time contractors. as a result of the hiring this will help the program be better able torespond to the services as well as [inaudible] one of the new contractors a cantonese speaking special ist. the board of supervisors recently passed lgbt senior long term care bill of rights. the [inaudible] will be one of the programs involved in the implementation of that ledgeilation going forward. the other thing is continue to build the relationship with the high cap program. the programs found they have client with overlapping needs or one is better suited. with that i'm happy to answer questions. i think we have benison here as well. >> i would like to hear from benison. >> the question? >> yes, i do have a question >> ask your questions >> not at this time i don't have a question for you. >> okay. . >> you need to ask him the question >> last year i think the state legislature made lots of laws for the improvement of the checking up on th-what you call it? the health care facilities. those effective-those la

it leverages this in field activities as well. kikwit outbreak in 1995 was one of my first experiences with ebola and one i'll bring to your attention today as a field experience we had but usamrid's presence in outbreak investigations predates the 1995 kikwit outbreak. and then again in cote d'ivoire this was a very unique field situation because in cote d'ivoire the concern was the virus may be high up in the canopy. it never left a species high up in the canopy and we partnered with ocean nations in this effort to develop cat walks through the canopy and trap and collect blood from species that live high up in the canopy rather than the forest floor. we brought an element of experience to these and coupled with our interagency and international partners built strong teams, both in kikwit where we worked predominantly and in collaboration with the centers for disease control and the world health organization and then in cote d'ivoire with the world health organization. this is a pretty busy slide. this shows our entire portfolio