she founded code with klossy, a free two-week coding camp for teenage girls in 2015 after she discovered i have this audience of young women across the country, around the world. i really care about the message that i'm sending them. i thought, you know what? i would love to offer them something more meaningful than just a picture backstage at a runway show. >> reporter: kloss got her start as a model at just 13 years old, discovered at a local charity fashion show in st. louis where she grew up. so how quickly did it go from being normal in st. louis to super model? >> very quickly. when i started my freshman year of high school, i got an opportunity to walk in new york fashion week for calvin kline and i was 15 years old, like literally had started high school two days before and it just put me on the map. >> reporter: since then, she's become one of the most recognizable faces in the fashion world. >> i was going back and forth between, like, sitting in my chemistry class, getting on a plane that night right after school, going to paris, walking dior couture, opening the show, being i

and state code. this would align the local health code with the state code to ensure while the areas where food is prepared have to be enclosed designing areas don't. and finally arcade uses. that's 11 or more pinball machines is called an amusement game arcade and due to oversight the arcade is not called out in most the neighborhood commercial districts an therefore not permitted. which is too bad because there's been a rise in arcade-style uses in recent years and there's been entrepreneurs looking to start arcades or have an arcade component. there's a business in the upper haight which is a screen printer with arcade and those businesses are challenged by the way we regulate. this proposal instead of having a separate category of amusement game arcade, let's move it all to general entertainment where there's similar uses are regulated. next up, strengthen music venues. so a couple of impacts here. first in the process of get place of entertainment permit for an entertainment venue, presently one

and to understand how their code and to understand how their code is working.sting what is now called codejumper. it really have been testing what is now called code jumper. it really helps people to coat. and it helps the two few cement yourfriendship? to coat. and it helps the two few cement your friendship? you to coat. and it helps the two few cement yourfriendship? you make yes. yes. and now it is coming into testing and into the real world, the hope is that it make learning to code more fun for everyone. what a lovely story. stay with us here on bbc news — so much more to come. i will be back shortly with the business briefing so stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. after yesterday's rain, sleet and snow, and overnight temperatures well below freezing, of course its left a legacy of ice and we'll have further wintry showers this morning. watch out for the icy stretches this morning likely to cause some disruption. stay tuned to your bbc local radio station for the updates. you can see the blue hue right across the country, it will be bitterly cold

it's really a code section that was not placed in the 2016 code that should have been. it was in previous code language. that's really what it's about. it's about the -- it's requiring the building sewer or building drain shall have a building trap placed as near as possible to the curb line or immediately inside the sub -- sidewalk basement wall under the sidewalk. the trap size shall be a minimum 4 inches. it's just old language that needed to be placed back in. >> that's it? okay. thank you, tom. >> okay. any public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> okay. do i have a motion? >> so moved. >> second. >> okay. we have a motion. i'll do a roll call vote. [roll call] >> okay. the motion carries unanimously. our next item is item eight, discussion and possible action recording a proposed ordinance of technical building codes, technical existing codes and meter requirement for sexual construction dated december 8, 2018, and this is an item that was previously heard. >> yes. again, that's you again, tom. >> senior building inspector tom fessler. so the subme

with regards to the i.d., the family code is at family code. how we're going to work around identifying individuals, there's various methed methods we can u. we're required to identify the individuals who we are releasing the reports to. >> it doesn't say it requires driver's license. you need to verify the i.d. correct? >> it says that here. >> there's several ways to get to solution. sticking point is requiring the idea up front versus requiring i.d. when they pick it up. i can still get the i.d. the officer is vouch say this was the victim this case. that's pretty simple. i responded to the scene and here's the individual. >> my point. this is much larger robust discussion and conversation. i want to make sure we didn't lose sight of adopting the d.g.o. as amended. i did hear that all parties were okay with the d.g.o. as it is amended. commissioner dejesus brought up some additional amendments. what i don't want it see happen, we slow up the process by then, having to go back do more amendments. >> i want to be involved in the process. i ask

but that's all changing now america's richest code is based on an island word so exclusive you need an invitation to get there in a recent analysis of iris data bloomberg found the wealthiest of codes in america and the number one spot may shock you. it's called fisher island zip code three three one zero nine once privately owned by william vanderbilt the second the island is located just off the coast of miami and is now a haven for the world's richest only accessible by boat or helicopter the two hundred sixteen acre manmade island has a mix of condos and private homes not to mention a vast array of amenities you come to fish island and you literally can stay here for three months without having to leave the island so we have about eighteen amenities from the arenas to seven restaurants to eighteen tennis courts four different surfaces on tennis courts a great golf club we have an amazing. as you have seen and the beautiful beach club environment so we have private beaches we have a private school so this is an ideal environment for families who want to come here who want to rais

correspondent trinny charges goes to fisher island florida of the wealthiest zip code in the u.s. for a special report part of it from which i got bus r.t. correspondent dan cohen looks at the war on torture at the poor areas in the nation including right here in the nation's capital the belly the beast washington d.c. all that straight ahead but first let's get to a few has what we seek to bring a global perspective to the issues we cover here boom bust so to get a real grasp on the problem of inequality we begin with a report from the library of the british house of commons which is analogous to the library of congress here in the u.s. on what our world will look like in twenty thirty if trends continue the report finds that the richest one percent of humanity is on track to control sixty four percent of the planet's capital and wealth by twenty thirty up from the current fifty percent and measured in dollars that one percent will increase their huge holdings from the current hundred forty trillion dollars to three hundred five trillion dollars the labor party's m.p. lam byrne w

classes and realized how creative coding truly is it opened my eyes to how things work. karlie kloss has launched a program called code with classy girls aged between thirteen and eighteen can apply for summer camp in one of twenty five u.s. cities they learn how to code and develop their own apps made to recourse h.t.m.l. c.s.s. ruby and javascript are included in the program. my hope is that we can prepare for the future by. creasing access to keen learning opportunities for women and girls to challenge themselves and discover their infinite potential. before her career as a model karlie kloss was already interested in math now she wants to inspire the next generation a female tech managers karlie kloss is certain coding is the language of the future . now for manipulating video official intelligence and computerized learning and able moving pictures to be manipulated in real time fake news can be convincingly generated but the technology can be a lot of fun to. dance exactly like superstar bruno mars in a video this is made possible by keep learning algorithms and art

it is a building code. drainage is a building code issue. there is a provision in the building code that said you have to contain and channel your drainage to the downspout and storm sewer. you cannot apallow it to run across a neighboring property. that is the law. the rule is traditionally followed on vacant laws. how does that get enforced from one lot to another especially backyards? water follows the course and sometimes goes across property lines. the impact of this new construction on that condition is not clear at all. in fact, if anything i would expect through the dew course of d.b.i. review of the geotech any cal study and foundation design that will be fixed at least with respect to the construction of the building. i can't speak to the site condition of having a dirt mound in the rear yard, that is beyond the purview of the planning discussion. >> commissioner: can you speak to the modifications on monday adding a foot to the north side of the property. the roof over hang goes over the property line. this one foot is supposed to

the -- part of it is in the code, certainly. the code now certainly has a maximum considered earthquake, which is this 2475 return-year period. so now, the code -- two-thirds of that is the design earthquake, but here, they had to go through and develop using earthquake data and everything, the fault sources and all that, they had to develop ground motions that would represent these three different earthquakes, and we imposed the pulse-type earthquake on them, which was not in standard practice at that time, but we felt as a peer review panel that that was appropriate for an important structure like this, and so that was incorporated. [inaudible] >> it's -- it somewhat exceeds code requirements, yes. >> yes, director -- >> i just -- i wanted to appreciate our director's significant experience and what a benefit that is to us at this time and your really long-term relationships, so thank you so much for the report. i did want to, say, pick up on this code and the possible sort of interpretation of the findings the way you summari

digital shake is ad makers and their projects today coding ambassador carly cos. she is one of the world's top models and not just a pretty face karlie kloss wants to do more than look fabulous she has studied coding and thinks more girls should possess skills like this. women today represent only eighteen percent of all computer science graduates it's not enough over the past couple of years i started taking coding classes and realized how creative coding truly is it's opened my eyes to how things work. karlie kloss has launched a program called code with classy girls aged between thirteen and eighteen can apply for summer camp in one of twenty five u.s. cities they learn how to code and develop their own apps in the two we course h.t.m.l. c.s.s. ruby and java script are included in the program. my hope is that we can prepare for the future by increasing access to keen learning opportunities for women and girls to challenge themselves and discover their infinite potential. before her career as a model karlie kloss was already interested in that now she wants to i

and then they can run their code and to understand how their code is working.n have been testing what's now called code jumper. i think it's an excellent invention. i hope to make it more accessible and develop apps for them. i think it's an excellent invention. it really helps visually—impaired people to code. and it helps the two of you kind of cement your friendship? yeah. yes. now codejumper is coming out of testing and into the real world, the hope is that it make learning to code easier and more fun for everyone. theresa may and jeremy corbyn have clashed over brexit in the house of commons this morning. let's get more now from our assistant political editor, norman smith. thank you so much. prime minister's questions dominated by brexit, as usual. jeremy corbyn asking theresa may to rule out no deal and she was pointing him for not turning up to the talks. theresa may did not quite seem to rule out a customs union, i thought, and i was not quite sure she rode out delay beyond march 29. was i imagining things? let's mull it over. jeremy corbyn asked there

process which is code compliant. we do appreciate the appellant's proposal to add an additional dwelling unit. i think the dwelling unit they are proposing will be a great addition to the city's housing stock, but there is a code compliant option, and they have not exhausted the code compliant options before. if a unit is proposed, it'll be ay allowed under the density, and maybe even on exposure. there's a garage at that level, so they could add an a.d.u. in that garage space with exposure onto the street. they may not comply, depending on how the project is proposed, and we haven't ever seen a proposal for the front building, so we don't even know what that would look like, but they may be able to comply with the open space requirement. that would probably be the biggest challenge with regard to an additional dwelling unit in that building. i would note that the stairs, everything that's referenced in that rear yard were legalized back in 1993, so that structure itself was unpermitted, but they did legalize it thro

i'm here today in support of the proposed changes to the code of conduct and the related rules. here to offer recommendations that, if adopted, would greatly strengthen the proposal and their purposes. i commend the committees for their work. the proposed reforms are a necessary first step but i believe you can and should move further. all professions have experienced their own #metoo reckoning regarding the mistreatment of women. no one should expect that the judiciary is somehow on the third -- immune. to give you an example, when i contemplated applying for a judicial clerkship, i was warned to avoid a certain judge on the ninth circuit, known to mistreat female clerks. reforms you are considering today had been in place two decades ago, if not before. to endureuld have sexual harassment as a right of passage into the legal profession. the committee's careful and responsible work has the potential to spare such indignities and purge the judiciary of sexual misconduct and thereby strengthen the rule of law. let me turn now. to my concerns and recommendations judicial rules typ

a lot of media outlets have pulled out the dress code part of it which may be

thus ends my comments on the code. and i turn to comments on the rules for judicial conduct and judicial disability proceedings. >> i was just going to say, obviously you're aware we used "should" for parallelism purposes. it's the primary word that appears in the code and those types of places, from each of the canons. and we appreciate what you're saying. "shall" becomes a little more problematic for those of us that litigate contracts, because "shall" is indefinite, at least in the oxford-english dictionary, as well. because it may mean "must," "may," or "should." # and so we're i think probably more open from a drafting standpoint to put "must" in the places where we mean "must" in the places where we mean "must," which may be more definite than "should." i should be careful about saying that as the chair, i guess i just stated something i probably shouldn't have. that's how it all came to be. it's not really a question, i want you to understand how the particular verbiage came to exist. >> before we move from your

on the wealthiest zip code and on the other end of the spectrum archie correspondent dan cohen looks at the war on fortunate and analyzes poverty united states notably even here in the gilded capital that is playing right here will be back in a play. span different fantastic ball. drill down into twenty nineteen predictions. will be celebrating ten years of the kaiser report. hello my name's peter and i've been living in bushnell for about seven years and this is a film about just some of the crazy things i've got. time. let me go this is fun there's. the pilot's. license is not because. i was. i. was depressed because. the. country has gone into a nihilistic theme. and get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the charlotte is the genius of this place especially american hero this is it we've come to a point around which hollywood has gotten so weak. always are on the margins something. called gun culture is moving forty. odd. we're starting last with is going to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast i think i want to leave now gove

reduce requirements to grow food by aligning city codes with the state code. allowing businesses to add outdoor uses within reason and expand access for retail to host live events. i look forward to discussing this proposal with each of you in more detail and getting your feedback and ideas and working together to ensure san francisco is a city where small businesses continue to evolve and thrive. and my last one, and it is actually an ordinance. and today i'm cosponsoring with supervisor fewer and mayor breed to ensure the creation of the prop "c" oversight committee. i have also heard from our community and advocates to keep our promise and give this initiative what it needs, proper community-led oversight in a timely manner. i supported prop c from the start. the success of our city, our home, at the ballot sends a clear message. the majority of san francisco believe we can do better. this is a role for the city government and that more funding is needed. i'm committed to finding wa

but we do have the details on that, and because it amends the planning code and the police code, it actually doesn't affect the building code directly, it's with this more indirect effect. so i don't expect any recommendation from the code advisory committee on this, but we will continue to work closely with the supervisor and the mayor's office on that package. i do want to mention that the mayor introduced yesterday, as you may have seen in that chronicle front-page story, an emergency shelter ordinance, which effectively will have d.b.i., the planning department, public works, and the fire department and some others probably setting up a memoranda of understanding arrangement with the department of homelessness so that building and fire, for example, would check life safety issues in these emergency shelters. but we will not be actually issuing a building permit for those structures. and obviously, the mayor's idea in doing this is to try and more rapidly bring on more emergency shelters to address the homesleless crisis, and we obviously be working with them to do that. but we don't yet

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learn to code. perfect. suddenly learn to code was everywhere on twitter.id not see the humor in this at all, a former new yorker employee called tyler lou -- called the phrase far right hate, people went to wesley and should not have to learn to code. so that they complained to the censorship of authority is at twitter who immediately concluded that asking someone to learn to code might be "targeted harassment." but only when it is directed at people who used to work at buzzfeed. for the paper mill guy in new hampshire, coding is still a future. while, barstool sports is probably the best site on the internet, dave portnoy runs a the, and he has been a scourge of the modern nfl, the nfl does not appreciate that, they banned barstool from all nfl events for years and that includes the super bowl's media day. last night portnoy stuck in any way. and he was spotted and kicked out, and charged with criminal trespassing. dave portnoy, fresh from prison, apparently joining us now. to tell us what it was like. how did you wind up charged with criminal trespassing

they learn how to code. so come up to robin and myself, get engaged. , teachmegan said these kids how to code. step up to the plate and embrace the future. rep. kelly: also, when people come to my office, we have hearings on different topics and i go back to those people and i say, would you participate in a hearing? in my district, we started an academy and we had all those people at the table that you just talked about, helping to guide us. because i am definitely not an expert, but i welcome them. and also doing everything i can to enhance what our students can do and get them interested in the field. brian: unfortunately, that is all the time we have for now. thank you also much for joining me, i appreciate it. [laughter] [applause] announcer: the government day 24, is now in making it the longest in u.s. history. watch the house when it gambles in at noon today. we will have the senate live on c-span two. there was also a discussion on growing concerns of bias in artificial intelligence particularly in

it would change the planning code, dccus. we worked closely with various departments for this legislation. to provide some context, the planning department's work in support of family friendly city focuses on five broad areas. the suggested changes to the dccu program will support family friendly housing and quality childcare. childcare is important for parents who want to pursue educational improvements. and it's important for young children who learn valuable social and emotional skills in childcare. i want to give you an introduction to different kinds of childcare. it refers to care for children 0-5, prior to kindergarten. it is up to 14 children although usually 8 and it's in a home. it can also include centers, which can have more than 14 children. both facilities are licensed by the state. it -- the childcare homes are operated by the state, not the city. landlords and h.o.a.s cannot limit small childcare homes. the state do not require small family childcare homes to have outdoor space. so a snapshot of childcare in s

code. i was proud of the work my friend from new york did to develop the first step act, the most significant piece of criminal reform in decades. in today's bill, championed by mr. chabot of ohio, builds off that great victory. part of the reasoning behind the first step act is because congress can and should make reasonable provisions to federal law to make sure our law works efficiently and fairly. today our criminal code is bloated. this bill eliminates nine sections of the code. it decriminalizes that should have never been a crime, or has ever been prosecuted, or both. for example, the use of the woodsy emblem should not land someone in federal prison for six months. this continues the proven approach to criminal justice reform legislation, namely to take a scalpel, not a sledgehammer to the criminal code. i'd like to again thank my colleagues, mr. johnson of georgia and my colleague on the republican side, mr. chabot, for their work on this and i urge my colleagues to support this le

. >> clerk: item number six is a ordinance amending the administrative code to extend the termination date of managed care contracts approved section section 21 a.3 from december 31, 2020 to december 31, 2025. >> supervisor safai: if yotha you. if there's no public comment, i'd like to welcome stella chou, managed care from the department of public health. >> thank you. d.p. h. today, we are asking you to accept the termination code to extend the termination date of the managed care contracts from december 31, 2020, to december 31, 2025. this initially was approved by the board in 2014, when the board delegated authority to the director of health to enter into managed care contracts that the city anticipate over $1 million of reimbursements for those services provided at d.p.h.'s facilities. this ordinance requires d.p.h. to report to the mayor's and board of supervisors annually, and through the office, d.p.h. has been submitting these reports annually, in january -february timeline. in 2016, based on the findings of d.p.h. and the controller's office, this managed care ordinance was

the item before you is a planning code amendment. the amendment was heard by the small business commission which voted unanimously to recommend approval. it was then hurried on november 15th, 2018, at the planning commission hearing on that date. the planning commission her the ordinance expressed. in the end, they voted 5-2 to recommend approval of the amendment to the board of supervisors. this concludes my presentation. i'm available for any questions. >> thank you for that. i did have a chance to read through the memo from the planning department staff. one question that i had, for the planning or office of cannabis, was clearly there was some community opposition particular -- for ticket -- for particular projects that were approved prior to the ordinance on cannabis passing. i even made comments on the appeal hearing about making us wanting there to be additional public engagement, or outreach should and m.c.d. at that time ever convert to general retail for cannabis. can view or the office of cannabis -- can you or the office

to be knowledgeable in applicable building codes, regulations and ordinances. san francisco b.o.a. members do not possess this qualifications except frank fung, an architect. he's been in this position since 1986. he stated in one of the hearings that building and planning are satisfied with the plans, then he would be satisfied with it. he has been holding his position for too long, and forget his position, which is to uphold safe and new constructions. [inaudible] >> other b.o.a. members have deferred the board's decision to mr. fung, and now, the project says the plans are too complicated. the lack of qualifications forced them to make wrong decisions, and unfortunately their wrong decisions are final, but have negative impact on people's projects and at the pointant safety. you appoint unqualified b.o.a. membe members. i have a request for specific requirement to -- [inaudible] >> -- and i hope that one of you will provide us with the responsive code to our requests as tax payers and residents. we are entitled to receive a responsible answer. thank you. >>

our code of conduct was a few pages. our new code of conduct is 20. and we also have a summary form that will summarize the key points for staff. so the elements of the code of conduct are as seen on the slide. we will basically, you know, bill for services that are provided. we don't want to bill for things that we did not provide services for. we don't want to overbill. access to care. we're fully committed to providing our clients and patients access to quality and medically necessary healthcare services. business -- we conduct our business ethically and we want to ensure that we're honest in our communication and we maintain confidentiality of all patient-related information. and for workplace conduct, we strive to provide a productive, healthy, safe work environment where everyone is treated with dignity and respect. and conflict of interest, which involves any circumstance where an employee has a personal, financial interest that may improperly influence the performance of their duties and we make sure that we work hard to make sure that our emp

>> fully code compliant. residential guidelines. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> mr. duffy. >> good evening, commissioners. joe duffy, d.b.i. i am the subject permit under appeal and was filed on may of 2016. issue and the 15th of october, 2018. and subsequently suspended because of the 31st of october. and the permit that's been approve sod far is only for a site permit, as you know. on the addenda should address all these structural design, foundation issues, any geotech stuff will be part of that. i did hear the appellant bring up some concerns, but those should be addressed on the structural design and i am available for any questions, but i didn't hear much else. >> also great to see you since the holidays, inspector duffy. >> thank you, commissioner honda. happy new year. >> mr. duffy, that is not a slide zone, is it? >> sorry? >> that is not a slide zone? >> i think it is. i didn't check it to be honest with you. i think los palmos is part of the hillside protection area. >> i think so. >> i actually text my boss but he had left the offers, so i didn't check th

after that, a final warning letter was issued and referred to code enforcement. the case was sent to director's hearing on 2/20/18. the case was actually continued but after that, the permit was never obtained or any work was done to correct the violation. therefore, the order of abatement was issued. the department is here to have conditions to uphold the order of abatement and assessment costs. i have some pictures of the work itself. i don't know if you can see, but this is actually the roof and this is where the windows are, the back wall, you can see the siding of the back wall. >> so on the right there is the actual real wall and then there's a roof deck? >> yeah. so, that's the roof itself. there's actually a couple skylights that were built on the roof. >> the room we are in is the one that's illegal. >> yeah. >> the deck was existing? >> the deck was existing. another picture where you can see the railing of the deck. >> was the deck approved? >> yeah, we checked that and the deck was actually approved. >> ok. i'm not sure if you can see, by the window,

finally, a lot of code cleanup around liquor license types, how they are defined in the planning code, some stuff around accessory food use, i am really happy to talk about any of these , or any of the things i mentioned or didn't mention in more detail. the only other thing that i would highlight briefly is that in addition to the legislative work, there was administrative reform that happened late last year through the building department that i think is a real positive for our small businesses. when a business has to do neighborhood notification, which is required to establish a lot of different types of uses in neighborhood commercial districts, including entertainment, if you want to add entertainment as a use, you have to do the mailing, have a signed poster in your window for 30 days, it is often thought of as a 30 day neighborhood notification requirement, because that is the duration of the notification. but the reality is that when you give your application in, in the planning department takes it into do that notification, that permit stays with the city departments. instead

the port uses the substantive provisions of the city's public works code in issuing certain types of encroachment permits, including permits for personal wireless service facility sites, and rights of way under port jurisdiction. article 25 of the city's public works code establishes permit procedures for personal wireless sites including a protest and appeal procedure. the port would like to develop a clear and equivalent process to that use by public works. >> if you could flip forward, rod, to the proposed port procedure just so the commission can look at the chart to aid in questions, thank you. >> yeah. so this is the port process that we have developed -- or it follows the port -- the procedure that is -- has been developed and used by public works. the only differences are in the red dashed box and the red process boxes where we are going to -- we'd like to substitute the chief harbor engineer for the director of public works as the decision maker on the initial protest, and if the protest is then appealed -- or the decision is appealed, we would like to use the port building