it will streamline the process in maintaining great water, rain water, and blackwater. i also want to thank the puc for setting up the grant program for commercial developers who want to install the water testing process. it will save the of the environment -- save the environment and money. with that, i would like to recognize the staff of the san francisco puc and see if there is anything staff would like to add. i know they were here briefly. i want to thank you and your colleagues for all the work you have done on this. if there's anything we have missed -- colleagues. >> we just want to appreciate your considering of this ordinance. just by way of context, we hear residents' use about 85 gallons of water a day compared to 150 gallons per day across the state, and that is because of many ordinance is that the board of supervisors have passed historic the, the many programs we have in place that really helps. as we look for new opportunities, we find it is on the commercial side. we appreciate the board leadership. we have a number of staff here from the puc to answe

we reuse gray water, blackwater, what is coming. we would like to see it go forward. public comment would be a little bit more from them as well. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. next speaker? >> good afternoon. i am june, the senior epidemiologist at the health department here. i have been working with the puc and dbi on this ordinance. it has been a great experience to bring the family together to support the types of projects that we are going to be seeing more and more of. from the health department perspective, we're looking forward to having a formal mechanism by which all of these developments work together to make sure that these systems go in place in a way that ensure they are going to be a functioning according to our expectations so the health system will be protected along with the environment. if you have any questions about any of the regulations that are being directed by the ordinance, and the puc and dbi have been very helpful. and we're in support of the ordinance. supervisor chiu: i want to thank dph as well as dbi. the three systems really mo

he also is the author of "the world's most dangerous places," and the new graphic novel "blackwater chroniclesat to see you. the idea is if you send a few women to the olympics, suddenly you are telling the world you treat women equally, right? >>guest: well, trace, it is better than not sending women but if you go inside countries like saudi arabia or pakistan or afghanistan or other places you will find that the culture has not changed that much. women still are not equal to men in legal terms so unless legal things change where women can drive cars in saudi arabia or have equal rights nothing will change. >>trace: and athletic, i understand a lot of the country the girls are not allowed to play so they will represent their country but at home you can not have girls playing soccer. >>guest: correct. a lot of the countries have what girls before pew betterty can walk around but after that they have to cover themselves and be in the home so it is difficult to engage in active sports when you are covered head to to in 120-degree heat. this brings more attention to what should be done to bring e

leadership and all kind of security implications whether it's the defense contracting like all of blackwater serving women being raped in the conference, really pushing the boundaries on what can be possible around the world. u.s. peacekeepers. it's all of the world. some are mixed units and some are all female. these examples of drastically improved the peacekeeping operations for many populations in putting the u.s. military. >> what about the department of energy. you know that is a sort of big government agency. you know, what do you think that we can do that this sort of innovative in that sector? >> i would like to say good morning to everyone and think the national journal for putting together such a great program. so, what i've done and what i would say this focuses on is the support from government support for science and research because of the amazing innovation this is borne out of the basic research. so i talk about a lot of the things that we have today that we take for granted before based on government funding, and with of the economy the way that it is and the cuts on the ca