making and code breaking. from those early electric calculating machines that al turing was instrumental in that were used during the second world war. some of this is local history or at least the second world war part of it is local history because at that time the nsa was right here on nebraska avenue where nbc is. and it wasn't until 1957 that they moved out to fort meade, so in that long history of tech knowledge he that stephen had to master, he started with those machines that were manufactured by the national cash register company in toledo, ohio. and he moved on to digital computing which is how code raking is done today. i have to add also he had to become knowledgeable enough about organizational behavior to understand the behavior of the people of talented individuals within the organization of the nsa who often very -- behaved in a very dysfunctional way. so it was a wide specter of knowledge that he had to have and out of that added so much knowledge. publishers we we said about his book budiansk

military as code talkers. a secret group that transmitted battle messages in their native unwritten language. >> we owe them such a great honor and they were secret until 1968 and they all used up until that time by the united states government. so navajo code talkers, thank you so very much for what you have done for our country. >> todath talkers still living. they are proud to have come up with a code that the japanese soldiers could never crack. >> it was official military code that was developed using the navajo language. it's such a way that only those of us who went to code school know what the code is. some so if navajo was lest tong us the code don't know what we are talking about. >> kelwood survived by his siblings and several children, grandchildren. he has earned several medals and honors from both the u.s. military and navajo nation. >> kind, gentle person. loves everyone. and enjoyed life >> now there is only about a dozen surviving navajo code talkers and the president of the group tells me the

worst tax code on the planet have the single best code on the planet. rip it out by the roots and rather than punishing people by how productive they are, begin to tax people based on how much they take out of the economy, a consumption tax. that's the way our framers funded this country, and that's the way we can fund this country again. mr. speaker, right now is the time when the economic challenges, the head wind is blowing against america as they are today, right now is the time. i do not want to compete with the rest of the world based on low wages. i do not want to compete with the rest of the world based on unsafe workplaces. i do not want to compete with the rest of the world based on whose air is dirtier or whose water is unsafe. i want high wages. i want safe workplaces. i want clean water and i want clean air, but i do want to compete with the rest of the world based on whose tax code makes the most sense. mr. speaker, i was elected in 2010, just 5 1/2 short years ago. one of the members in that freshman class with me is -- was mel brooks fro

to code school know what the code is. so if navajo was listening to us, and didn't geg through that, siblings, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. he earned several medals. >> kind, gentle person, loves everyone. and enjoyed life >> there is only a dozen navajo code talkers left. their goal is to code talker museum near window rock, arizona. i'm nicole garcia, "fox 10 news." >>> a federal judge expected to rule tomorrow on a request by a native american tribe to terp rearl halt the contentious dakota access pipeline. protesters have been at that site near the border the north and south dakota clashing with construction crews and security guards. the standing rock sioux tribe they want to stop that oil threatening the drinking water in the area. the governor of north dakota has called in the national guard to patrol traffic checkpoints near that protest trying to monitor the situation. we will let you know what the judge decides. >>> on track to dramatically cut its green house gas emissions by 2020, californi

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i carefully reviewed the plans on file their code compliant in regards to planning code compliance and we will have no issue if the project is constructed as per the plans with that said as the appellant not the the subject property owner we're familiar with we have had a serial violation on their properties and joint task force inspectors with the city attorney's office and the building department with 11 or 12 properties subsequent enforcement action on those properties during that prosecutes we had a zoning administrator hearing they challenged our determination and met with the property owners you know we've obviously expressed our fruition with the on and on violation they'll go through the process now to address those issues through the course we asked the property owner one of the questions i'd ask how many property they owned in the city they didn't answer the question and something 20 or thirty up to 40 didn't know how many properties the properties were not valuable but this is one of the properties there is active litigation of the city attorney's office has brought bins the

the planning code that led to code compliant interrogation of the law and a lot of things how to best - therefore to provide more time for that dialogue of the shareholders i request the committee to continue this item to the call of the chair and hope to bring it professional businesses to the corridor. >> i'm happy to honor that request we have public comment cards here sure before we distinct to take public comment we'll take supervisor wiener. >> thank you very much supervisor cowen this is an issue i know that supervisor yee is dealing with and i'm concerned grappled in noah valley and castro upper market when you have enough non-retail non-office type of ground floor space in a commercial district and eventually you reach a tip point it really undermines the vibrancy of that corridor i'm concerned offered multiply pieces of legislation both in noah valley and castro upper market for the conditional use for ground floor office touch uses i authored that legislation to require the conditional use and also now recently authored legislation in noah valley and adopted the interim con

i guess and the planning code are different in terms of what we destine demolition the piece of the third floor is called an altercation is that a state definition. >> what happens in the 80s sdoov judy wrote and code that was the responding special this is true (laughter). >> people are coming and getting a kitchen remodel permit and the inspector comes out all that was left was the wall of kitchen the house was torn down and judy wrote this rule it is incredibly onerous intend to discourage people because you have a 5 year penalties and teams to rewrite it because that is solving a problem not existing no one is pulling a permit to remodel the kitchen tearing down the building that's why it is written and need to look at what people call remostly and showing the drawings and counts it is a 2 dimensional drawings and the 3 dimension is not working. >> so someone in the task force. >> i'm not on the building department it needs to have a whole bunch of people we want to fix this one's and for all. >> that definition that yud wrote is it in the building code. >> so ideally what we ca

the navajo language in such a way that only those of house went to code school know what the code is. so if navajo was listening to us, don't know what we are talking about. >> reporter: kellwood is survived by his siblings and self-children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. he has earned several medals and honors from both the u.s. mill and navajo nation. >> a very kind, gentle person. he loves everyone and enjoy life. ? how this claim the title of ? how this claim the title of united states marine . >>> the president of the code talker group says they have one final mission, and that is to build a national navajo code talker museum near window rock in arizona. >>> and still here to come on "good day" a hard-working single mom is giving the keys to a new place she can call based on race, a local man has come up with a solution. good morning. thank you for joining us this saturday for good day tampa bay. i'm alcides segui.. "good day tampa bay." i am alcides segui. >> anjuli: and i am anjuli davis. a quick check of the headlines this half hour. a live look from tampa where a si

more and more kids are learning to code. some of them, taught by software engineer, kinsey durham, who i can attest is a patient teacher. >> definitely get started early with your kids, there is amazing programs that you can buy them, not only like board games, i was at an elementary school a couple weeks ago teaching code and we played a board game and it was awesome because they really got to learn thoro game. >> kids can learn to road? >> yes. >> anyone can learn? >> anyone, yeah. >> news anchors can learn. >> yes. >> you are certain? >> i am very certain. >> exactly. >> okay. >> how are you going to call that multiply method? >> i called it multi. >> how will you get it to execute? >> how will i get it to execute? >> so this kind of tells it we are about to start something. this is the name of what we are doing. these are inputs. >> exactly. >> and then down here it is how we want them to act upon each other and tell it to end. >> exactly. >> this is not intuitive. is this intuitive to some people? when you are teaching

informational proposal to amend the planning code for article 7 and clarify and simplify the code language and others protection riverside the conditional use authorization for the irving carnell and commercial district and the controls for the conditional use authorization for medical cannabis dispensary nearing and for the conditional use authorization services on the second floor in the carville and n judah neighborhood district liveable streets the candles and discussion and possible action aaron starr at the san francisco planning department. >> good afternoon. i'm aaron starr aaron starr, manager, legislative affairs. could i i'll talk about the code reorganization project that is phase two of that project the project was initiated in 2013 seems to restructure the planning code so it is easier to understand and use this is accomplished by the consistency to the code and the definitions phase one was adopted by the board of supervisors on go february 10th of 2015 and signed by the mayor on february 20th phase two focuses an article 7 of the planning department and fattens an article 8

second notice of violations refer to code enforcement were 20. for the housing inspection services, housing inspection performed were 1111. complaints received for 420, complaints responded within 24-72 hours are 411, complaints with notice of violations issued is 135, abated complaints and notice of violations were 349, number of cases sent to the director's hearing was 44, and routine inspections were 211. for the code enforcement services number of cases sent to director's hearings is 41, number of order of abatements issued were 4. number of cases under advisement were 7, number of cases abated were 47, code enforcement inspections performed, 97, number of cases to the litigation committee was one. number of cases refer today the city attorney is one. there's also graspers attach today the back of this that are helpful, it gives you an outlook of the inspections performed and the complaints conformed that i think are helpful. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> is there any public comment on the director's report, items 9a-d? okay, seeing n

the planning code that led to code compliant interrogation of the law and a lot of things how to best - therefore to provide more time for that dialogue of the shareholders i request the committee to continue this item to the call of the chair and hope to bring it professional businesses to the corridor. >> i'm happy to honor that request we have public comment cards here sure before we distinct to take public comment we'll take supervisor wiener. >> thank you very much supervisor cowen this is an issue i know that supervisor yee is dealing with and i'm concerned grappled in noah valley and castro upper market when you have enough non-retail non-office type of ground floor space in a commercial district and eventually you reach a tip point it really undermines the vibrancy of that corridor i'm concerned offered multiply pieces of legislation both in noah valley and castro upper market for the conditional use for ground floor office touch uses i authored that legislation to require the conditional use and also now recently authored legislation in noah valley and adopted the interim con

, not necessarily that the dress code exists, but how that adults are enforcing the dress code that renders black girls vulnerable repletion of their body, not necessarily their clothing, so there are girls who tell stories about arriving in school in short shorts. they have a white or asian counterpart wearing the same shorts, but it's a problem on her body and she is sent home and when girls protest against this treatment the way that many girls are inclined to do they get an additional reprimand and so that to me is critical for how we come to understand what the dress codes are intending to do versus what they are actually doing and how we abuse the dress code to determine who is capable of entering this space of learning and use it as a way to turn certain populations away. i recently-- i have a research project that we are working on a partnership with the georgetown law center on poverty at and inequality and we are having a discussion about school resource officers and girls in color, so we went to a southern city to begin to conduct research and many of the police officers in the s

he must pay for a code. he's paying to do home work. >> the codes themselves cost at least $100 work, and take quizzes >> your home work and quizzes are held hostage because you have to pay that? >> yeah. >> reporter: these digital products are called the future of the industry. >> you can access your home work anywhere. >> many believe it's price gouging especially if they require a textbook and the code. >> you can try to sell it back in there's not a but when it comes to online codes, there's no selling them back. >> they cannot be used more than once per term. they say they're saving students money. the access code is still sold separately. >> it's like $140 between the textbook. >> you can cannot physically hold them or print any of the pages >> you use it first semester and usually you're locked out after the new semester begins >> that's enraging. >> tack on more money the kids have to pay. >> guess what's still in my parent's attic? all of my college textbooks i could have $4 or just keep them as a m

of the planning code. the propose updating of aussie parking phase is about the best example of running the code from the changes from the organization project. these tables are used to determine parking requirements based on user activity. these tables are currently out of date and when his references that are not found in articles 1 and two. this audio cd discretion. the ordinance also proposes clerical and typographical corrections. these include directing proper essences and the like. commissioners, this forms the bulk of the changes proposed in the ordinance. however, lastly the ordinance does propose certain minors of two southern changes to the today. these are better to align these fiddles with the cities transit first policy as well as with the general direction the cities are controls taken in recent years. one example would be the bolstering of conditional use findings for requests for parking above recently permitted [inaudible] besides require their quest to demonstrate additional parking does

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the vertical edition is one of percent within the code.they have notched every single setback accordingly including the template notch beginning at 30 feet from the rear property line. >> this thing has lost its >> commissioner moore >> i want to stay one more time the neighborhood surrounding this project in the pacific avenue corridor, the project in broadway corridor in on cross streets all have noncompliant buildings in there which are by default now being turned into residential will be exacerbate density developed residential patterns which don't benefit from properly designing residential which fits this is a great sparrow this could be well developed with training carried on the existing building and creating something which indeed braces for looking attitude towards residential densification which is this particular project does not get their attack is a good architect at the questions about its. however, what this project is entirely designed as maximizing an envelope including some lingering questions that we from a policy point

the code itself is based on the model code which is the isc international barcode. it is the building standards commission of sacramento adopts and publishes with california amendment july 1 i just did it this last july 1 good that becomes the california fire code that they do. then we have the local jurisdiction 180 days to submit our amendment from the chief through this port commission here to the board of supervisors for approval and then onto sacramento. our local amendment are based on three things. we have to satisfy our amendment that we can be more sick of due to climate, due to geology, or due to topography. as we all know, all three of those apply here within our jurisdiction. the density of the city topography and the age of the buildings. so keeping with that in mind, i like to do a brief summary of those changes could slightly tucked him and take some any questions you may have. i'll be reading from our legislative digest. first item there is a group radical occupancy which is education, schools. right now, public schools fall under the jurisdiction of

students collaborating on this group project at the phoenix coding academy. the new school focuses on >> i don't feel like i'm wasting my time, learning something i'm never going to use in the future. everything feels useful to me. >> would that be controlling this? >> reporter: the school makes sure the students get the core classes and electives, but the foundation is computer science. >> i'll have coding skills when i graduate and have different options. there's web development, software development, which could be video game development, app development, things like that, networking and engineering. cyber security. >> reporter: information, security, web and app development, the school is training future workers in these kinds of industries to fill high demand jobs. >> i'm set to graduate with the option of applying for college anywhere in the country or to apply for, at the least, entry-level positions. we'd like to see them shoot higher. >> reporter: companies need coders, and students are being prepared for diverse job opportunities. >> i feel like i'm

things are not up to code. so, i disagree with the way they're doing it. >> ms. richardson >> i think one of the strongest points for me considering this is the partnership the treasure island homeless initiative and includes to me, now, you are going to the next stage i've actually been involved in job training and so this is very wonderful. i do understand that we do sometimes given the reality of treasure island that we do need to seek temporary containers or wherever because this facilities and that can be allowed to of climbing structures. so, to do a transition that three audi we have to go by. in order to do what we want to do if we want to keep folks out there and so we can work that out. later on, we will see with the agreement is. i like to see the agreement between what spells out what tight i is going to be getting but i think it's very wonderful and i really support this and again doing outreach to the mainland and some of these other disadvantaged kids. you can take advantage of this program and graduate from them they can work at the hotel. nothing

code? code? the sign -- window -- >> signage -- [inaudible] >> no, i mean a sign indicating a business on an awning? >> that is different. >> i think that's the only -- >> what were you referring to? >> grocers. >> you said window signage. >> i said making a distinction into a store front and identify the sign above it that is not governed by general advertising sign. that is a demarcation that wouldn't fall under this rubric of general advertising sign. >> the question is beyond that if there is i general advertising sign about a product say on a window. it's clear that the increased penalty and the shortening day from 30 days to three days would apply correct? >> i believe it would correct and if the entire windy has a vinyl advertisement that is among the urban visual distractions that voters decided in 2002 that distract from the urban environment that is counterproductive or blight. >> yeah, but getting to the commissioner's point i mean -- okay, so let's say have a window front and ad

code? code? the sign -- window -- >> signage -- [inaudible] >> no, i mean a sign indicating a business on an awning? >> that is different. >> i think that's the only -- >> what were you referring to? >> grocers. >> you said window signage. >> i said making a distinction into a store front and identify the sign above it that is not governed by general advertising sign. that is a demarcation that wouldn't fall under this rubric of general advertising sign. >> the question is beyond that if there is i general advertising sign about a product say on a window. it's clear that the increased penalty and the shortening day from 30 days to three days would apply correct? >> i believe it would correct and if the entire windy has a vinyl advertisement that is among the urban visual distractions that voters decided in 2002 that distract from the urban environment that is counterproductive or blight. >> yeah, but getting to the commissioner's point i mean -- okay, so let's say have a window front and ad

one day help--codes can one day help her write her way to success. and the sol un-veers want to put them in go more--that the volunteers want to put them in two more sites. leigh martinez, ktvu forks 2 news. >>> today is the beginning of california wine month. wine rips is having special tastings, festivals, and food and wine pairings, for more on that, we head over to mike. >> oh, yes, i know you are the chef in house here, but i just had to take the segment over. i am joined by chef laura lee. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> i love it. tell me where i can help you out. >> well, we have a fall hares sal did. beets--a fresh harvest sal dad, beets, and mixed grains. so you are going to get the local honey going. >> how much? >> oh, as much as you can get out there. >> and you is a lot of events going on--a lot of events going on. >> yes a lot of blends. >> the vinegar? >> yes, the well thing. >> i made spaghetti last night, you would be proud. >> and just a little bit of the bacon fat because we can and it is great. >> it is healthy? >> oh, a

ten times as many lines of codes as the apollo commander. first of all, have that much code in a car is a little scary to me. the fact is this stuff is getting longer, the number of man-hours that it takes to go through and find problems in an open source forum, they actually give the benefit to the attacker who is going to sit in his basement or government facility and look through that code all the way through. where as if it was a proprietary and hidden like microsoft windows, it would be much harder to find those problems. >> that's the problem, the issue of responsibility. some open source code is reviewed by a lot of people. there's a lot of interest in that. then there are many libraries that don't get reviewed for bugs or vulnerabilities because nobody's being paid to do that. there's actually discussion about maybe through dhs or some sort of fund that pays vulnerability resources to go through libraries and look for vulnerabilities and develop patches. the answer is not so binary, i guess is what i would say. >> in the front right.

. >> at angels code green is relatively quiet. code red things getting dicey. code black, so overrun we don't have the staff or the resources to treat them all. >> reporter: that doesn't mean the trauma center. >> we got a pretrained trauma doctor. >> reporter: a few cast members have left. rob lowe joins the cast as a combat surgeon with fresh energy and ideas that rub many the wrong way. >> heads up everyone! >> reporter: marcia gay harden is still the center piece of this. continues at an incredibly fast pace. too many patients, not enough resources. code black. >> reporter: producers are promising more focused story and medical drama this time out. it's slated for a full season. and that ss >> the new season premiere in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama coffman and trump are too dangerous for colorado. >>> the world is remembering one of israel's founding fathers. telea v

i enjoy coding more than school. >>> she is more than a dozen students putting their stories. this summer google teamed up with americorps volunteers to develop recruiting class at the south san francisco boys and girls club. they are using their imaginations to create animated worlds. we make rain fall from the sky. >> i want a career i can be created expect an opportunity many do not have in school. >> parents had to replace whatever the elective is with special at the you can have an elective like that. >> is 40% more than -- 1 students to the camp and it was so popular classes expanded into the school year. some of these children began the class not knowing how to use a mouse. now they know advanced math. >> by the time they get to fifth and sixth grade and learning they are ahead of the curve. >> man dominates the tech industry that here, girls make up 40% of the coding class. >> i recommend girls do it more because if it is just boys doing it is not fun anymore. >> sarah thinks storytelling with codes can one day help fight her way to success. the courses are so popular

section what codes and highway will it relate to the building codes thank you. >> good afternoon, commissionersshawn rb a i'd like to start by threatening staff and thanking this commission for tackling this issue it is authority issue and aside from this this is up there with the next level of tough thorn i didn't issues for our city i want to applaud them for strooefg for something that is simpler and acknowledge them for looking at this generally, we're in support of this i do have one concern and that is what the other speakers spoke to about the size 24rer8d my concerns are broken down into the timing if i'm where we had to go in front of the commission i believe we're scheduled for january that means 4 months and aside from the traditional homeowner being intimidate by the process 40 months is not fun 4 months to a process that is already 12 to 15 months that the planning and another 6 or seven months at dbi why are we making single-family homes longer to produce the proposed process doesn't weaken or diminish our outreach or anyone's right to file a dr so why do we need to have automatic

according to school rules, the tank top may break dress codes. it states no bra-type shirts. >> they were breaking dress code, they should have been dealt with in a less humiliating way. >> reporter: they should be wrapping up their investigation into the complaints tomorrow. then they will make the decision as to whether or not the vice principal will be allowed to come back to school. reporting live from pleasant hill. >>> thank you, elyce. >>> so, will it make a difference in the outcome for the white house? should they shutter the court? an unusual fight today in a hign marin. jess/2shot a defense attorney a >>> should they shut the court? a high profile double murder trial in marine. a defense attorney asked them to close the courtroom as they argue over what jurors may ultimately here. >> the accused killers are three drifters. mark, what's the strategy for the defense? >> reporter: well, the attorneys for accused murderer, morrison hanes lamply don't want you to hear the incriminating decisions of his co defendant. the preliminary hearing

several students complained they were singled out for dress code violations. but not everyone agrees with the decision to put that assistant principal on paid administrative leave. students walk out of class. to rally around vice principle pal gary jenson at college park high school in pleasant hill. >> we wanted to take a stand and say we support him in every way possible, and that we want him to come back. >> reporter: there's also an online petition to keep jenson, seen here from losing his job. jenson has been placed on administrative leave after allegedly making comments about this outfit. posted by a female student on instagram. the sophomore says jenson singled her out for dress code violations during the assembly last thursday, saying in part, "you can't point out a single girl for wearing spaghetti straps in front of 300 students." the principal would not comment on the matter, but according to school rules, the tank top may break dress code. it states, "no bra tops or transparent outer wear." >> so for him to be blamed for enforcing school rules, tha

are only 15 navajo code talkers alive today. i'm nicole garcia, fox 10 news. >>> and there is support for building a permanent memorial for the victims of the 2011 shooting in tuscon. both senators john mccain and senator jeff flake have asked the interior department for a permanent memorial that they say would convey the tuscon community's spirit of arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords was among 19 people shot during a constituent meeting in a parking lot in tuscon. six people died, including a federal judge and a nine-year-old girl. the gunman is serving a life sentence. >>> a phoenix woman who admitted to stabbing her two children back in 2014 sentenced to nearly six years behind bars. brenda begay pled guilty, she in the chest while she slept, stabbed her 13-year-old son in te chest. they survived. she eventually was declared competent and did finally enter aley. >>> we are learning much more about a pair of pinal county detention officers who were attacked by a group of inmates, including one officer who was stabbed num

that maybe something the board may want to consider or another route through the planning code what is described through the staff the eastern neighborhoods eir analyzed growth and what analytical tools which were the projection of at the time the departments and the planning commission and the board in uphold the eir and appeal thought what was a reasonable analytical tool 24 was not a in the eastern neighborhoods eir but a cap but do board can create that. >> as the planning department a question about that i know that there is you know map 2020 that the department is looking at i mean is that something that is considered rezoning can you can you believe there is a point at some point we want to cap the number of units that are being built as a way of protecting the character of the neighborhood and claudia adachi the action plan 2020 we are looking at the larger policy changes and we think first and foremost acknowledging the gentrification are real in the mission and they were important to look at and so we there's been conversation whether it is appropriate under a ceqa look at

.>>> students learning to code by designing their own video games. teaching coating games and the children love to learn. >>> the seven-figure shipping company in the world is filing for bankruptcy. they are in the port of portland. the next hundred ship should arrive sunday but has canceled an open port officials are discussing how to deal with future deliveries. international ports are refusing entry to ships while other ports like los angeles and long beach are allowing the ships to be off loaded if they have been prepaid. >>> stocks retreating and a choppy start. they are edging lower this afternoon and the nasdaq remains in positive territory. you can see the dow jones down 10 points. nasdaq up three points. >>> full extent of a summer hack that happened in 2012. someone broke into the system of dropbox, a hosting service in san francisco. it reported that information from users was put on the dark web but now there are reports that hackers obtained information from 69 million users. information included emails and passwords. experts say dropbox

military as code talkers, a secret group that would translate battle messages in a code developed in their own language. >> it was in such a way that school knew what the code was, so if navajo were listening to us who didn't go through that, they wouldn't know what we were talking about. >> their goal to build a navajo code talker museum near window rock museum. >>> next month, dolphinaris is scheduled to open, and we got a sneak peek of it today while these incredible animals are busy adapting to their new home. three female dolphins, two fael males dolphinaris, right off the 1016789 it's an on-site veterinarian who is keeping a close eye on the dolphins, who says dolphins can give feedback about their health that other animals cannot. there is controversy, but staff say it is an educational opportunity. >> they live in the gulf of california. the most endangered animals, so by having animals here in the valley, we can talk about them, talk to people of all ages and hopefully inspire them to do something about it. >> dolphinaris is scheduled to open october 15th. it's already takin

of the planning code. the propose updating of aussie parking phase is about the best example of running the code from the changes from the organization project. these tables are used to determine parking requirements based on user activity. these tables are currently out of date and when his references that are not found in articles 1 and two. this audio cd discretion. the ordinance also proposes clerical and typographical corrections. these include directing proper essences and the like. commissioners, this forms the bulk of the changes proposed in the ordinance. however, lastly the ordinance does propose certain minors of two southern changes to the today. these are better to align these fiddles with the cities transit first policy as well as with the general direction the cities are controls taken in recent years. one example would be the bolstering of conditional use findings for requests for parking above recently permitted [inaudible] besides require their quest to demonstrate additional parking does

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[boom] residential building requirements] 160946 [electrical code - repeal of existing 2013 code and enactment of 2016 edition sf 47 sf 48 sf 49 >>> >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>supervisor london breed: good afternoon, everyone. welcome to the san francisco board of supervisors for september 6, 2016. madam clerk, please call the roll. >>clerk, please call the roll. supervisor avalos, present, breed present, supervisor campos, present, supervisor cohen, present, supervisor farrell, present, supervisor kim, present, supervisor mar not present. supervisor peskin, present. supervisor tang, present. supervisor wiener, present. supervisor yee, yee not president. madam president, you have a quorum. >>supervisor london breed: thank you, ladies and gentlemen, please join us in the pledge of allegiance. >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. all right. madam clerk, are there any communications? >> i have none to report. >>supervisor london breed: colleagues any c

the technical amendments made by h.r. 2831 update united states code crytations to reflect the new code citations and further to eliminate any confusion, the council provides a comprehensive guide to the old and new code citations for this title on its website uscode tchoth house.gov. this bill ensures that our laws are up to date and accurately reflect the location of statutory text in the united states code. and for these reasons, i urge my colleagues to support this important bill and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from virginia. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. lofgren: i yield myself such time as i may consume. as with the preceding bill, this was drafted by the office of law revision council and as the chairman has said is intended to make the statutes clearer. it doesn't make any change in substantive law but creates a new chapter 44 entitled national security, which consists primarily of the national security act of 1947, new community entitled authorities consisting primarily of related provisions from 16 different sta

the code itself is based on the model code which is the isc international barcode. it is the building standards commission of sacramento adopts and publishes with california amendment july 1 i just did it this last july 1 good that becomes the california fire code that they do. then we have the local jurisdiction 180 days to submit our amendment from the chief through this port commission here to the board of supervisors for approval and then onto sacramento. our local amendment are based on three things. we have to satisfy our amendment that we can be more sick of due to climate, due to geology, or due to topography. as we all know, all three of those apply here within our jurisdiction. the density of the city topography and the age of the buildings. so keeping with that in mind, i like to do a brief summary of those changes could slightly tucked him and take some any questions you may have. i'll be reading from our legislative digest. first item there is a group radical occupancy which is education, schools. right now, public schools fall under the jurisdiction of