like the adult probation folks will be calpers? >> it is a mix, but the majority of the folks in front of you would be calpers. supervisor chiu: any additional discussion? can we take these items same house, call? without objection, these ordinances are passed on the first reading. >> item 14, and in the resolution of the contracts between in the amount of approximately $419 million. >> same house, same call. the resolution is adopted. >> the 27th amendment to the waterfront between the treasure island development authority, to extend the term. item 16, approving the seventh amendment for the development of the authority of the u.s. navy. in 17 with the cooperative modification, the resolution approving the treasure island event, with the treasure island development authority. item 19 is a resolution approving the 35th amendment with the lease between the treasure island development authority and the u.s. navy. this is extending the term. >> same house, same call? these resolutions are adopted. >> the resolution approving the publi

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john fox of calpers doesn't see the logic in that. >> if there is a risk enough to redesign the product they should have removed the previous product from the shelves. >> we learned the exact same thing happened to taylor stern eight months earlier. >> i kicked up. then i had blood-- [inaudible ] >> the federal investigators investigated and concluded there was no product defect. "7 on your side" has also learned there has been six other zipper-related complaints to regulators involving halo sleep sacks. five involve the zipper crumbling to pieces or being bit off by a child. >> obviously that is a very dangerous and faulty product. that should be taken off the shelves. >> 20 months after a zipper hook taylor's tooth and yanked it out we purchased a swaddle that had the old zipper with the island. consumer product safety commission would not reveal what if any conversation it's had with halo but says faulty cribs and other products already linked to deaths are a higher priority. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >>> new survey finds oakland has joined san francisco as one of the top

$737 million in guaranteed loans from the department of energy, citigroup and a tech fund out of calpers, those two entities are invest nothing this solar energy project as well. jenna: it will be interesting to see what goes from there and how the company develops. we'll be keeping and eye on it. thank you so much. jon: the wild police chase caught on a cruiser's dash cam. it shows a trooper in hot pursuit of a suspected armed robber earlier in month in toledo, ohio. the chase hitting speeds of a hundred miles an hour. it ends right there when the suspect loses control and flips the car. officers and an f.b.i. agent on the scene demand the suspect surrender. instead the suspect lights a crack pipe and points a gun in their direction and that's when they fire back. >> we've got to take him out. take him out. [gunfire] >> shots fired, shots fired, shots fired. jon: the suspect eventually died, a grand jury finding none of the officers committed any wrongdoing. jenna: new concerns, a deadly listeria outbreak is getting much worse today. already you have 15 people dead, the fda blaming cont

moa's tom judge pooler of the terse such as sam wilder, jack calpers, i'm not sure if any of them arehere today that they've succeeded in helping to shape the veterans of voices and to an extremely effective organization and legislative record has been very in president virginia. through their efforts some of the legislation we have passed for things such as allowing localities to form special let faizal councils to the judicial system so that the judicial system has reached back to the devotee to try to understand veterans' issues when a veteran is in court. ptsd, behavioral issues, things that might be connected to substance abuse that resulted through those acquired through their service. these are things we need the court system to have a better understanding of and we've been able to pass legislation to form the council's trade legislation that provided the tuition rates we talked about that. legislation this year that changed the entire constitution and as allowing for the real-estate tax exemption for those who are 100% permanently and totally disabled deutsch of the service co

we will be going to george washington university in washington, d.c., for a live broadcast of the calpers report. a panel discussion looking back at media coverage since 9 cessna 11. we will hear from former news anchor charlie gibson of and beast -- of abc, and the current fox news anchor brit hume. that begins tonight on our companion network, c-span2. before that, a look at the bbc news night, remembering the -- remembering the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. and the world's response come alive today at 5:30 eastern, right here on c-span. meantime, we will take a look at president obama's jobs plan which was unveiled last night during a joint session of congress. we will show you as much of this as we can be for the bbc's look back at september 11. host: pleased to be joined this morning by tim bishop, a democrat who's served on both the education committee and infrastructure committee through the presidential proposal last night. it really affects your committees, education spending and infrastructure spending. congressman bishop, what did you think of the president's proposals?