we need the city coordination to insure we're having the coordination. >> can't we have a meeting, call it whatever you want, maybe your organization. you can coordinate. is that something that can be done? we are talking about community input. doing thing for a particular community. >> i think there are opportunities to do that. i think we have to be methodical. given the scope and size of the bureaucracy. it's easier said than done. we have to do that incrementally and in a way we have clear wins so that people can both at the city level and community level coming together to do the collective work. it's been fragmented. we need a city and organization >> we have to start somewhere. in baby steps. i want to talk a little bit about pilot programs. what's this called. i know not everybody agrees with you. >> no. they don't. i am in shock. >> go ahead. >> first of all. thanks for the invitation. as we all know. the juvenile probation has a pistol role. our responsibility to provide a safe place for youngsters who are accused and convicted of commit acts of violence. we also have the resp

they attend all the meetings for disaster coordination. there is a resiliency committee and they are also on the housing element. housing after a disaster and they attend all of the meetings on the evaluation of what buildings are to be inspected and what priority. they attend all the training on the new computer system the department of emergency management has put in that we will be using in our dlc area. they will be training staff on that as soon as it is released to the city. >> what kind of feedback are they bringing back to you? are the requesting more resources or money? >> they are in the process of procuring and the disaster coordination bags for staff to have in the city and they are preparing, getting bids for the bags they will be using in the event of a disaster. they have done the coordination on the emergency management vehicles. we will be using that in several demonstrations around town on weekends for community outreach. they do attend the community outreach programs we have and they passed out disaster information at th

if it would be coordinated between the school district and muni that buses arrive and coordinate transfer stops. that would help kids on muni and maybe have a person on the bus stop. >> we have time, sorry just one more. >> okay. all right. peer pressure. >> my name is rudy corpus. give a big shout out. i think one good solution is to focus more on elementary school kids. educate them in a way they can comprehend. if they can recite a whole e-40. you know a first grader came to school with a gun. focus on the elementary school kids. that's a solution. thank you. and rudy corp >> i have 15 job openings for kids in foster homes. we currently serve 120 kids. we have the seneca center where we are building a family resource center so the parents who go to san francisco unified school district can come get food, clothing and all of those. please, i have information on the back. take some, hand it out. call me. >> okay. now we're going to have to break for lunch. we do have lunch that we provided right outside. we have delicious sandwiches. this is an opportunity for us to talk. once again. ple

one of yours is to coordinate -- one of their jobs is to coordinate these differing views, but one of the components of the government has been the pentagon, which officials warning of a cyber pearl habor. in your comments, i do not see that approach taken. how publicly are we supposed to simulate different views across the administration? guest: when you look at the different parts of government that have different responsibilities, defence is responsible for looking at the worst-case scenario and protecting the united states and our interest. in other parts of the government, commerce, department of energy and treasury, all have different responsibilities, and you are correct. when the present treated this office, the idea was to coordinate these and develop good policy on behalf of the u.s. government. guest: what we make of the pentagon's statement about the cyber threat? if you like it to concerned about a cyber pearl harbor. when you talk about the millions of scans done and defense systems every day. guest: it is not necessarily only defense systems that are scant. we have priv

do you misuse as a cyber securities are to coordinate this activity? >> the term coordinator is what this job is about and interestingly enough and a positive we've seen a similar states around the world do similar things recognizing there is the defense side, the intelligence side, the commerce intelligence side, the commerce site the needs to be somebody bringing those together getting the input and making a device to the president of the prime minister as well so clearly it has to be incurred in the white house the president has put forth. estimates are there any funding numbers in place for this? >> as far as the white house? >> cybersecurity in general. >> we have things that go back to the comprehensive national cybersecurity initiative where some of the money is allocated for that. but once again come as we've all consider secure, one of the things we look at this cybersecurity costs and the would-be firewall fees' sort of things. no longer of the viewed is strictly security things. they are part of the infrastructure. it's like when we buy a ca

and one of your jobs is to coordinate these differing views. but one of the most vocal opponents has been the pentagon with officials warning of a cyber pearl harbor and things like that. a lot of times in your comments i don't necessarily see that sort of approach taken. i'm wondering how publicly we're suppose today assimilate different views across the administration in terms of how severe the threat is. >> guest: when you look at different parts of government, the department of defense is responsible for looking at the worst case scenario and protecting in our interests against that. other parts of the government; commerce, department of treasury who all have different respondents and see it through their lens. you're correct. when the president created this office, the idea was to coordinate these and develop good policy that the president could put forth on behalf of the u.s. government. >> host: what do we make of the pentagon's much stronger statements? if you liken it to a cyber pearl harbor or, you know, when they talk about the milli

someone's job is the resource coordinator. that's one of the first things that i am considering funding. having a point that really welcomes the community. >> thank you and so due to time, i would like to take one more remark from doctor wenz. >> in regards to the funding for social emotional learning. when you look at kids who are expelled or expended from schools. they lose money. that's money that can be kept in the school if there is in fact an anger management course available for that student. it shows that with sel, not only do grades go up, in the schools entirely, but there's an increase in class harmly and self esteem and the entire community benefits. and that's from 288 thousand students looked at of that particular program. i mean, let's face it, at the direction we're going now, socially in this country, we don't have any choice but to initiate sel in our schools >> thank you. doctor wenz, can you state clearly what sel is for everybody >> it's social emotional learning. learning about one's self and how to recog

they eventually wrote the book on the disaster coordination. for the next four or five months, six months, that is really all they will do. i plan on having one of the gentleman coming here and take questions next month. to go i will take into contemplation what you just said. >> i will take into contemplation what you just said. the reason the president wanted it on the agenda is what you just said. i certainly feel battlbetter abt it. i think the public needs to know where we're at with that. that is it. >> i think when mr. gecko and mr. green show up at the next meeting, that they would provide what seems to be a practical and real time line for them to achieve these goals that they might have revised. it there just shipping papers around, i think we need to be objective and say what are the true goals. the time clock for the disaster is a big shadow that is on the city. right now we can say we're not prepared. >> we have a lot of work to do. we are tasked with the safety of all buildings of san francisco. not being in with the city family w

we would not do that without coordinating. wheat for doing it as a good to see. >> it is more or less a contingency number, but not based on some -- >> it may help, what was the value of the contract for the pier 70 solicitation? >> that was about $10,000 over three months. >> this is all really very new to us. i apologize i cannot draw the picture, but we did retain the services of the pr firm to help us. for the pier 70 contract. it was a very discreet task, and to answer your question, that is based off of that experience and something similar to that. i think your point is well taken. >> my experience is there has to be some sort of went up for them to understand and maintenance, and addition to be about to respond to the special circumstances. >> it is not a large sum of money for all of the work we have between now and then. bu>> having been on both sides f this process, and that many of the contracts, many of the contractors recognize public agencies did not have the same kind of funding as the private sector, and they

iraqi officials are staying that they believe these 42 attacks were coordinated. the question is by whom? who do they think has the ability to pull something like this off? >> well, i spoke to an iraqi army commander yesterday who basically assumes that it's al qaeda and iraq. the u.s. military is not saying yet that they think that as well but they're saying that it's very similar to a string of attacks that occurred in ramadan last year which were also coordinated and went, you know, where 53 people died in multiple cities in iraq. that was perpetrated by al qaeda in arak. although no one has claimed responsibility they basically think that it's likely the work of al qaeda. >> warner: you're talking about the sunni insurgency, al qaeda linked. to what end? i mean, what do iraqi and american officials think is their political objective with this? >> some say they're trying to destabilize the country so that the americans believe... will leave at the deadline that's prescribed which is december 31 obviously. but others feel like they're just trying to rationalize

you have coordinated aid, coordinated development. right now, no one is coordinating anything over there. we pour money, and most goes into people's pockets. >> war lords included. >> right. i think we need less money, more coordination with the aids, fewer troops, and remover any sort of time line if we want it to work. if we are not willing to do that, my question is what are we doing there now? pull everybody home, you know? >> you pointed out in the book the afghans talking about the worse time in the country, they talk about the time in between the civil war; correct? >> uh-huh, yes. >> so afghanistan, now with pakistan very much in the news with the bin laden killer. >> i write about it in the book actually where he was killed, you know, and that was a total shocker that he was there. >> it was a total shocker. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> what about the idea the isi, secret intelligence didn't know about that, and what impact will this have on pakistan, if any? >> well, here's the deal. you can't look at the isi or the army in pakista

there is a lot of technical detail that needs to be coordinated between those efforts. it has been under way, but with action today we would be able to pull through and meet that schedule for delivering in time for next summer. thank you. >> it might be premature to ask about this. it might be something for the army corps, but i have a question about the existing tiles that are there. in terms of the reduction of the significant impacts, it seems that a lot of it relates to driving. are there any opportunities to preserve what exists, as much as what is being done at the exploreatorium? >> great question. during the detailed engineering design, we looked at several methods to incorporate into the new project that turned out to be more expensive. we went forward with removal and driving piles for construction, which worked. the actual files, the zone that overlaps with new construction, is fairly small. but we did consider that. >> thank you. any other questions? >> thank you. this is a very long awaited project. i would like to thank dan, the in, and all of the staff th

moammar gadhafi's iron-fisted rule of libya appears to be over, following a stunning and coordinated attack by rebel forces. captioning funded by cbs >> good morning, everyone. appreciate you joining us on this very busy monday morning. i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. after 42 years, it looks like the end of the line for moammar gadhafi. this morning, rebel troops control most of the capital tripoli following a dramatic fast moving nato coordinated offensive. this morning, gadhafi's whereabouts are unknown. rebel forces met little resistance as they swept into the capital. even the elite presidential guard that protects gadhafi surrendered. the capital fell, following a six-month civil war, but not all of the forces loyal to gadhafi have given up. there are reports of heavy fighting near gadhafi's residence. we again our coverage with alex crawford of britain's sky news with the latest from libya's capital. >> reporter: we're right around the corner from the square in relative terms and not too far, a couple of kilometers away from colonel gadhafi's compound and there has been

the tsa, through its coordination with our air carriers and its coordination and training for pilots, that coordination comes into play because all operations are around the globe. not only do passenger flights originated in the u.s., many of these flights originated overseas. the air carrier -- the country will have a responsibility for security but the air carrier will have an ax -- increased responsibility for security and in some places, the pilots' responsibility is increase. that is why it is key that we are coordinating that intelligence as being gathered and communicated. we have training programs and we ensure there are vigilant crews and company personnel on the ground. in those locations. >> i think this is part and parcel of everything we have been talking about today, increased intelligence, and partnerships to figure out a problem. there has been a lot of work that has gone on a t betweensa, dhs, the pilots and all parties involved on the cargo issue. >> earlier this year, the department of homeland security constituted working groups and charged government and industry

she also coordinates the decision america pageant coordinates all of tonight's multi-cultural performances as well. [applause] >> thank you very much. each year, it is our pleasure to invite friends of the community to showcase their heritage. everyone, please, for this year, joined in the segment with your party applauds, sing along, or just get up and dance, okay? we want to have a lot of enthusiasm because we have so much to celebrate. ladies and gentlemen, the 2011 cultural procession. [applause] ♪ [applause] >> hello. thank you everyone. how you guys doing? we have one last song for you guys tonight. it is called "dancing in the streets" so i expect all of you to get up and dance, all right? hello, mayor. including you as well. [laughter] all right. i'm not seeing anyone get out yet. hmm. anyone want to get up? i'm going to come down. ♪ >> thank you so much. thank you guys for participating. have a great time. thank you so much. thank you, everyone. [inaudible] thank you. great finality, and thank you. what a wonderful way to end this fabulous celebration. and you know what? it does n

do you coordinate your efforts.do you talk with them on a daily basis and would you recommend to the administration, to the united states administration, to epion up the embassy as soon as possible in washington so you can have better coordination? >> well, we talk to them on a daily basis. >> are you coordinated with other missions and so on? >> we talk to the other missions as well. >> as priorities. >> yeah, yeah. of course, in the contact group there's other nations and those other nations are represented in benghazi. and we do work among ourselves and how do we work with the tnc with the goals that everybody talked about in the contact meeting. so, yes, a lot of talk among a lot of us. as for their mission here, i understand they're going to be opening up their office pretty soon. >> paul richter, is the u.s. doing any systemic planning for what happens after gadhafi leaves? >> yes. first, i really want to see the tnc is also doing planning for the future and that's probably more important. they have done exten

it all depends on how it lays out, again, coordination with the contractor himself or professional that wants to be responsible for the location of where that is going to be. also, you could actually have motors in other locations. they could be up in an attic space or somewhere else that would provide servicing for that picture. >> so it is a good requirement that there is to be an access panel for that murder. >> that's right. 100% for plumbing and electrical as well. >> every one of these has to be independently tested and approved. you cannot make your own fixture? you have to have enlisted piece of equipment. >> settings and fixtures need to be listing accordingly. definitely. >>:. the next thing we are going to do is answer the question that i received in an e-mail from ray, who wanted to know about what a saving features in toilets and sinks. look at all of these toilets. this is great. we have everything from soda a very traditional toiletries some of these have real newfangled contraptions built into them, but we want to start by talking about green features and things that can

olga was coordinating all of the volunteers. >> we had 350 volunteers and i received hundreds of emails and calls. city employees and members of the public that wanted to work. >> we had to come up with training programs. there's a check in person. you were a greeter, part of the licensing issue unit. you were on the recording side and each one of those functions required different skills. or the deputy message commissioner. >> donna place the ring and repeat after me. >> that was just a huge load off of our plates when she took that over. and every day i thank her and i said, i can't thank you enough. >> i worked a lot of late nights. may be the latest was 2:30 a.m.. my has would say, you have to go to bed. the first week, it was beyond midnight, one click. once i think it was after 230 in the morning and i was trying to get this out. >> they said we would get our schedules sunday night, so 7 o'clock, 8 o'clock, 10 o'clock. i got it at 11 o'clock. this person who doing the schedule, there was a whole spread sheet and the 5 shifts and so she had all these names and having to coordinate

that is for energy supply and schedule coordinator services. we are also talking with noble america's about the customer care side of things, account management. again, this is a change from where policies were in 2007. we hope to have a single entity that would take on all of the supplies and performances we would need with zero risk to the city, before issuing our rfp, we got an ordinance that related to changing that. moving on briskly to the areas of risk allocation and the city's liability, one of the things we are getting by working with shell is we are getting to work with a credit or the entity -- a credit worthy entity. they are committing to a price, and we think that that commitment is a very firm one. on the flip side, the negotiations have raised the need for the power enterprise to have the appropriations to get the program up and started, and there is a few. one is a reserve amount that would be required, similar to what marin has with shell. they call it a reserve appropriation that would go into the account that the customer re