next item is 116-14, availability of tap water in cafeterias. the building grounds committee gave us a positive recommendation. >> would you like the full therefore be it resolved? it provides access for fresh drinking water during meal times, including areas under the national school lunch and breakfast program by july 1, 2011. be it resolved they will have tap water available with existing water fountains as well as schools receiving water as part of the global tap initiatives and other private sources. they will limit the ability to provide additional top water for other areas in the remaining schools, and they will work for providing permanent access to tap water by the 2016 school year. >> thank you. i do not have any public speakers sign up at this time. >> tonight we are being asked to approve of bottled water contract on the order of $80,000. go i am hoping by making have water available we will be able to reduce the amount of saltwater wheat contract for. i understand sometimes bob goldwater is the only option. i am hoping this will hel

>> the bottled water mentioned, does that include a bottle water sold at cafeterias, or is there another system? >> i believe the bottled water is in place of water fountains at places that have plumbing issues. it is different from any other bottled water that would be solved. >> the students would get the bottled water for free? >> no, it would be like a water cooler. >> the requirement is that free water heater in the tab for of lockerbie in -- or bottled water be available. they do not have plumbing for it, so that is the issue. they have water coolers, but i have a question i wanted to ask about this, and it has more to do with something that is a little out zero left-field near a good -- left field. the issue of of the washing hands is related to a healthy gain the issue of washing hands is related to healthy eating, but it has gone to the wayside. we are either taking not for making them functional, and i would like somebody to tell us about that. it is related to when we are going to talk about screen cleaning products. there are a lot of hand cleansers' people use that are not t

next item is 116-14, availability of tap water in cafeterias. the building grounds committee gave us a positive recommendation. >> would you like the full therefore be it resolved? it provides access for fresh drinking water during meal times, including areas under the national school lunch and breakfast program by july 1, 2011. be it resolved they will have tap water avale

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. >>> plus -- >> the suggestion for the first date was to eat at the google cafeteria as their first date. >> oops. they may be leaders in the tech world. but when it comes to women, not so much. we'll show you the dating boot camp geared specifically for so-called nerds. >> thank goodness i'm already married. >>> talking about big changes in our weather forecast coming up this week. probably looking at some rain. forecast details in a few minutes. >>> the first lady's week-long trip in africa had an appropriately wild end today. michelle obama and her two daughters went on a safari at a game reserve in botswana. prior to the visit, some south african leaders criticized the president for not paying enough attention to the region. white house officials say the first lady's trips is aimed at advancing his policies of stable governments and healthy societies and reaching out to young women all across southern africa. botswana's first female speaker of the assembly says she hopes mrs. obama's visit will inspire other women. >> it's possible. it's possible to realize your dream. >> report

a newly arrived justice at the court is appointed by me to the supreme court's cafeteria committee. [laughter] it is a way of bringing them back down to earth after the excitement of confirmation and appointment. shortly after she arrived, justice kagan succeeded in getting a new frozen yogurt machine in the cafeteria. this accomplishment is significant since no one at the court can remember any of the prior justice is doing anything. -- justices doing anything. [laughter] i hope this is the last time i had to comment on our renovation projects. it broke down in 2004 and is nearly complete. it is still under budget, i am happy to say. we are in the process of removing the construction barriers around the property, putting in the landscaping, and when that is done, it will reclaim its status as one the most beautiful landmarks in washington. another point that was mentioned last night, we had to say goodbye to the director of the administrative office, jim duff. he served the supreme court as an aide to chief justice warren burger and then as the administrative assistant to my predec

exempt as are farmers markets, grocery stores and, believe it or not, public and private school cafeterias and nursing homes. still at the santa clara cafeteria, the manager says it's a protection he thinks his customers will appreciate. >> it's a good idea. it's for the public safety. >> reporter: one restaurant manager was surprised he hadn't been contacted by his county health department. instead he was contacted by one of the companies offering that $15 course to his employees. that could be because though the law goes into effect on friday, there's a companion goil clarify some of the language and details still making its way through the senate. restaurant workers have to take the certification course and test every three years. in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> 4:48. we were talking about 105. you meant like in morgan hill, not in san jose. >> i said the warmest spots across the bay. guess where that is? the east bay. concord. >> got you. >> i love that guy who was raising the roof in the background. you catch that? always a little fun. concord right now looking good.

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. >> my picture is in the cafeteria. >> time now for tech talk with gabe slate. >> if you do not workxar is not easy to get through. i cannot pass a big chance to get past the gates and see what it is like inside the headquarters. in classic pixar style, even the visitor badges have personality. there is the picture of the toy story alien with a line under my name say a stranger from the outside, good stuff. sinew have their logo, the table lamp and a replica of the toy story ball from the movie. there is a giant atrium that connects to sides of the main building. inside, you feel like you are in a pixar movie, everywhere you look there are giant characters from the movies, i saw the incredible, there was a six- foot tall would be and was light year made out of late goals, it took thousands of late goals to make these. i had mike is a leave from monsters ink, and lightening the queen and nader. the have a give shock for employees that has exclusive items that you cannot buy anywhere else, a pool table for breaktime a full cafeteria with a coffee bar, and there is a giant mural of woul

the cafeteria, no restaurant, no nothing. they are bringing in private enterprises who will be given or lead, probably, spaces along the plaza and everything in order to activate and service the general public as well. it is the first major firm of that kind that is breaking away from keeping everything in house. i thought that was fantastic. >> although we're not allowed to discuss this particular subject, i want to say the and there a couple of architects who can deliver a building out of the unusual -- out of the usual, and i think that will be good for mission bay because the building type has become a little bit subdued and boring. commissioner olague: ok. that is coming up on the agenda at some point. but not today. >> with that, commissioners, thank you. you can move forward to directors report, directors announcements. >> thank you. regarding the salesforce campus, you will see that. the commission does receive the office portions of the mission bay development because of the office allocation. commissioner olague: an

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cpmc currently bars are union representatives from going anywhere outside of the cafeteria, and they are barred from any new representation. they have found anti-union literature in new orientation. we need a fair shot at representation, and we need to transfer rights. i have 22 years of nursing experience but no guarantee of a job at cathedral hill. please support us. thank you. [applause] >> i am a tenderloin resident and survivor. i am a member of the health center community advisory board. i also think if anything, this package is too small. i can see more than a few things missing i have never heard of any remediation for the homeless center, which is clearly going to be impacted. that is just one example. i urge you to see this and work out from it. perhaps that is another wild dream. remember, if cpmc finds this package to be too large, they can always modified, and the remediation package will also adjust. they have the choice. when i was a medical professional, i never imagined that my five-year plan would include addressing the planning commission, but i have to say i have

. >> my computer is in the cafeteria.e saw that those sunrays? >> yes, still looks nice with sunshine, clouds, temperatures in the 60s along the bay. and wet weather coming in for tuesday >> vicki: could night, everybody will see you tomorrow morning. could night-- good night and together we made it happen. now, my spa has more business than ever. ...and so does our cleaning crew. [ male announcer ] at citibank, we believe small business is a big deal. what's your story? citibank can help you write it. what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-web. found this do. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one? boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thanks, bro-seph. are you video chatting? with my boyfriend? yeah! hey, tessa! mom! [ mocking tone ] mom. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed.

. >> jimmy: you hang out with the roots and you go out hang out in our cafeteria?s so many different kinds of food. >> jimmy: it's insane. >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: you can't stop eating. >> no, it's -- and it's not healthy. 'cause i'll leave and i'll like have some sushi. >> jimmy: that's healthy. >> and an omelet. >> jimmy: no. >> and some fried chicken. >> jimmy: that's bad. >> its like things that shouldn't go -- together. >> jimmy: yeah, you always leave with like sushi, mac and cheese, a slice of pizza. you're like "what's that?" oh, you're having chili dogs today. >> jimmy: oh, cool i want that, too. >> perfect i want it. >> jimmy: how about that? chili dog week. so yeah you would use that with a lot of stuff. um, but i'm happy you're here. i know -- your dad is here a couple times. lenny kravitz is your father. >> yes, yes. [ cheers and applause ] who's a rock star. >> jimmy: he was here for "marley week" by the way. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and destroyed -- hit a home run. >> i heard he killed it. i'm happy you've seen it. >> jimmy: oh, youth rock reggae. oh my g

way there were places where we couldn't go to the andrew jackson hotel, we couldn't go to morten's cafeteria. there was a paramount theatre, we had to go in the back door, separate water fountains. it was a very negative experience. when i got to the library, right above the door, all are welcome. i could go in the front door. i could remember the librarian, she had a bonnet on the back of her head. very sensible shoes. i look at librarians today, that is how they look. she always spoke in a whisper. didn't talk out loud in the library. whispered. she was so kind to me that i loved librarians. when they ask me to do something, it is hard for me to say no. and that is why i flew in the dark at night from atlanta to come out here. [laughter]. but it is because of that generosity of the national public library. so i went there to get my books and i would bring them home and read all 3. then the next week i would take them back to the library. i would read often. when you read better, you read success. i credit the national public library with my successes as a young reader and a young writer. m

. >> the smorgasbord of bread toppings in this cafeteria is a bit meter these days. tomatoes and cucumbers are off the menu amid concern about the e coli bacteria outbreak. experts and officials said everything possible was being done to contain the outbreak. >> the investigation is under way at all levels and involves all federal responsibilities -- all federal authorities. the states are also doing their own aggressive investigations. >> experts still believe cucumbers, lettuce, and tomatoes are the most likely candidates. speculation that spanish produce was the source turned out to be false. madrid is threatening to sue german authorities for loss of income by farmers and exporters. >> many farms have been ruined by this crisis. we are seeking to restore their reputation and provide financial compensation. >> german laboratories are testing thousands of food samples in hopes of identifying the source of the infection. as long as the mystery is unsolved, the one against eating cucumbers, lettuce, and tomatoes remains in place. >>> a car bomb exploded outside of a

. >> the company' in lower saxony supplied sprouts to cafeterias where others fell ill. despite a trail of clues, officials still have no proof. nearly do -- two dozen samples taken from the company have come back negative. >> the federal consumer protection ministry and its counterpart in lower saxony are advising people not to eat sprouts as long as tests are ongoing and suspicions have not been completely dispelled. >> finding the pathogen is becoming harder with each passing day. it has been several weeks since the first person presumably became infected with the first case of this strain of e. coli. >> we may never find the source. that happens frequently with food related outbreaks. >> forms, such as the one in lower saxony that has been temporarily closed, can hope for a temporary compensation. e.u. ministers will meet tuesday to discuss a financial assistance package. meanwhile, many patients have been released from the hospital and the number of new infections have dropped. >> he said he did not do it. on monday, dominique strauss- kahn pleaded not guilty to cha

current and former patients of the children hospital of stanford packed the hospital's cafeteria. the theme, passport to adventure. for many of these party goers, the prom is the only event they've been able to go to. >> we want to give these kids something normal, which is for a lot of them, to get to go to the prom. >> part of the hospital was transformed with decorations and backdrops, depicting landmarks for a trip around the world. this is all possible thanks to the hospital, schoolteachers, and dream works which supplied the decorations. >> someone in san francisco has come into a lot of money and still doesn't know it. somebody matched five out of six numbers in the mega millions lottery, and they haven't claimed their prize. this ticket was purchased exactly a month ago. here are the winning numbers. no, ken, it's not you, 1, 16, 29, 36, 50, 16. the ticket is worth $220,000. >>> the as and red sox combine for 22 hits and 14 runs at fenway. and the giants may have found their new shortstop. brandon crawford shines in a debut. that's next in sports. we hear verizon's 4g lte

i'm sure he took her to some savvy place like the trump all you can eat caviar, trump foie gras cafeteria, where you're guaranteed to contract gout, the disease of kings. >> do you feel broke? they went out for a slice of pizza in new york's times square. >> >> jon: slice of pizza. respect. >> the place is called famous famiglia pizza, an albanian chain of pizzeria. [laughter] >> jon: what? famous famiglia is on 50th an broadway. i've eaten there, that pizza is fine. i used to eat there a lot when i was working next door at caroline's comedy club. it's good convenience pizza. back in the '08s there weren't a lot of food options. it was famiglia's pizza or edible underwear from one of the porn shops. giuliani took that option away. you know, donald, i don't want to say anything, but if you're taking an esteemed visitor to get real new york pizza, famiglia's ain't it. >> it was great. wasn't that good? it was real new york pizza. >> jon: no! no! it's not! unless real authentic new york pizza can also be found in terminal four of the phoenix airport. governor palin new york disrespect to you

still at the santa clara cafeteria, he said it's a protection he thinks his customers will appreciate. >> i think it's a good idea for the public safety. >> reporter: one restaurant manager that i talked withed is he wasn't surprised he hadn't been contacted by his county health department and said he had been contacted by one of the companies offering the $15 course to his employees, because the law goes into effect on friday, there's a companion bill clarifying the language and the details clearing its way through the senate. restaurant workers have to take the certification course and test every three years. in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> last week the deadly amtrak crash and now the first lawsuit. a nevada judge handling the lawsuit issued an order to protect all evidence at the crash site. lawyers for the plaintiff, alexander curtis, are behind the order prohibiting the destruction or disposal of any evidence related to last week's fiery collision. curtis, who was working on the train as an attendant, is seeking at least $10,000 in general damages from the truc

availability of tap water in school cafeterias. >> rum r. i need a motion and second, please. this was already heard in buildings and grounds. they will come back for action on june 28. item s, board members reports. if you could be brief on your reports, please. >> i made the report at our last meeting. >> thank you. >> buildings and grounds. there were quite a few discussions with regards to -- pardon me? in particular, around 1155 page street. an r.f. spmbings being prepared and will be going out on the child care use. there has been continuing discussion about an r.f.p. from that. a report on the budget. there are budget committee -- budget committee met on may 26. there are a couple of pages. bear with me as i read them. i think there are about seven. just kidding. an overview. i wish that you had done that earlier on other people, quite frankly. i think that we would -- we went over the governor's may -- we'll hear more about it on the 21st. it is very complicated. everyone is interested, please tune into our meeting on the 21st. now another thing that is very, very dist

i would like to move ahead of the charter school, tap water in cafeterias, and green cleaning items unless there is any objections. the next item is item 116, the authorization to grant or deny the renewal petition for the charter school. it was moved and seconded on june 14. if you can give a quick report on that? >> absolutely. they met and gave this a positive recommendation. >> and mary richards? >> thank you. good evening, commissioners, district staff. my name is mary richards. i am an executive director. i will be working at age arhr. before i read the amendment language before you, i am also going to tell you about the content of the packet. the received all strong are mostly strong, and at the back end there is a fact sheet, and there is a description of special education services, which was a discussion point with the other schools, but that is just a clarification, so without further ado, i will read the amendment language of the resolution. >> thank you. >> of course the title. gooauthorization to grant the renewable petition for the charter school, whereas the district superin

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. >> his suggestion for the first date was to eat at the google cafeteria. which as you know is free food. as an engineer, i have access to free food. why would i pay for something. very successful person but this was a blind spot. >> after four hours in class, the men faced their first challenge. each one must approach ten women and invite them to hang out. >> how's everybody feeling? >> tonight's not about getting numbers, it's just about socializing. >> one last practice turn and it's go time. we watch as they approach, turn and talk to multiple women. >> i went up to her and i turned her around and i said cheers. >> not a single drink gets splashed on the men. >> she was like i'm so and so. it's my friend's birthday. >> he remembers those days when practice made perfect. he's now in a long term relationship. >> i'd say a majority of the guys aren't looking for a gazillion one night stands trying to find a bunch of club girls with like butter fly tattoos. >> most of the guys want to find a nice girl. >> what is the happily ever after. >> every guy wants s

nearly 200 current an former patients at the children's hospital at stanford packed the cafeteria forand dancing. the theme passport to adventure. for many of these party goers tonight's prom is the only dance they have ever been able to attend. >> we want to give these kids who are missing out on the normal experiences of life something normal which is for a lot of them to getting to to prom. >> part of the hospital was transformed with declarations and backdrops depicting landmarks for a trip around the world. this is all possible thanks to the hospital, some school teachers and dreamworks which supplied the declarations. >>> as and red sox combining for 22 hits and 14 runs at fenway. the pleasanton native didn't disappoint. sports is next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sabean has reached out to both scott >> if he never plays another day in the big leagues i think we will all be happy. >> brian sabian has reach out to both the marlins g.m. and scott cousins to clarify his comments made yet on knbr were not intended that way. >>> cody ross giving the fans something to cheer about in the 4th and

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also there are quite a few exemptions, and you might be surprised to hear that your kids' school cafeteria, those workers do not have to be certified. whether they go to public school or private school, we're talking about nursing homes, grocery stores, and farmers markets, as well. so as always, buyer beware. in san jose, chris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> most of us have a smoke detector in our homes, but did you know that in just a couple of days you're going to need to have a cash mock detector -- carbon monoxide detector, as well? a new law will require all homeowner in california to install a c.o. detector. single family homes with an attached garage or appliance that burn fuel like gas, coal, or wood must have a device. >> carbon monoxide is a gas that you can't see, smell, or taste. before you know that it's happening, it's too late. people get injured and die from it. these detectors give us moments that we need to quickly get out of our homes before we sustain injury from carbon monoxide. >> if you don't comply you could be fined $200. residents will have 30 days

nearly 200 current an former patients at the children's hospital at stanford packed the cafeteria for food and dancing. the theme passport to adventure. for many of these party goers tonight's prom is the only dance they have ever been able to attend. >> we want to give these kids who are missing out on the normal experiences of life something normal which is for a lot of them to getting to to prom. >> part of the hospital was transformed with declarations and backdrops depicting landmarks for a trip around the world. this is all possible thanks to the hospital, some school teachers and dreamworks which supplied the declarations. >>> as and red sox combining for 22 hits and 14 runs at fenway. the pleasanton native didn't disappoint. sports is next. ,,,,,, we spend a lot of time together. well mainly in traffic. i'm serious. we've been together, what, a super long time. true. and at first it was all business, you know, i'd take him here, i'd take him there. everywhere. and over the years, we've really bonded. sure. why else would you always buy me chevron with techron? 'cause we need g

. >> his suggestion for their first date was to eat at the google cafeteria, which is free food. as an engineer, you think i already have access to free food. >> reporter: after four hours in class, the men face their first challenge. each one must approach ten women and invite them to hang out. >> tonight is about getting numbers or dates. it's about socializing. >> reporter: one last practice turn and it's go-time. we watch as they approach, turn, and talk to multiple women. >> reporter: and not a single drink gets splashed on any of the them. he remembers those days when practice made perfect. he's now in a long-term relationship. >> i would say a good majority of the guys aren't looking for a lot of one night stands, trying to find a bunch of club girls with butterfly tattoos. most of the guys want to find a nice girl. >> every guy wants something different, but i've been the best man at two weddings. like, i've never had an experience cooler than that. >> reporter: in the city that knows how, men are learning how. >> everybody likes fun. >> reporter: one boot camp at a time.

something that made sense not just in classrooms or laboratories but at dinner tables and school cafeterias. >> reporter: here's what your plate should look like. half fruits and vegetables, paired with lean propane, whole grains and low fat dairy and lean protein. >> you should load up with fruits and vegetables, healthy calories, as opposed to the meats and grains, too much carbohydrates and fat. >> reporter: with two-thirds of adults and children overweight or obese, they wanted something easy to understand. >> as a mom, i can already tell you how much this is going to help parents all across the country. >> reporter: other recommendations? eat less and avoid oversized portions. switch to fat-free or low fat milk. make at least half your grains whole grains. reduce salt in foods like soup, bread and frozen meals. and drink water instead of sugary drinks. the question is, will people follow these recommendations? >> i don't really listen to that. i listen to my own palate and fruits and vegetables really aren't me. >> reporter: you think this is a good idea. >> actually i saw it this morn