thank you. >> supervisor haney: thank you, director fung and deputy director cordova. any questions from my colleagues about this? i don't see any there. i did just want to just underscore something on the outreach on the ferry. there are a number of different populations on the island currently, and i want to make sure that we are providing outreach and information and counseling as to how this will impact them. my office has heard from residents who live in some of the supportive housing on the island and what this will mean to them, for them, so as we're thinking about outreach, i think we also need to think about how we're educating and informing both current residents and future residents. one -- one -- one thing i wanted to ask, i saw that for tida, i saw there was a pretty significant drop in revenue for tida. do you know what accounts for that? >> the tida, what we're working with for tida is a revenue stream, flat revenue stream consistent over the next five years. the fact that there may have been a drop in revenue really is just an indication that we're not

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thank you. >> supervisor haney: thank you, director fung and deputy director cordova. any questions from my colleagues about this? i don't see any there. i did just want to just underscore something on the outreach on the ferry. there are a number of different populations on the island currently, and i want to make sure that we are providing outreach and information and counseling as to how this will impact them. my office has heard from residents who live in some of the supportive housing on the island and what this will mean to them, for them, so as we're thinking about outreach, i think we also need to think about how we're educating and informing both current residents and future residents. one -- one -- one thing i wanted to ask, i saw that for tida, i saw there was a pretty significant drop in revenue for tida. do you know what accounts for that? >> the tida, what we're working with for tida is a revenue stream, flat revenue stream consistent over the next five years. the fact that there may have been a drop in revenue really is just an indication that we're not

>>a 16 year-old son carson is a junior at cordova high school who went into cardiac arrest last year his heart stopped beating and he stopped breathing right in the middle of class they lost a with help from staff including the school's resource officer tracy jacobs who perform cpr doing chest compressions for 8 straight minutes son's heart began beating again very grateful for his racing because it wasn't for her and the rest of the staff but it wasn't for her to take my and just how much does she mean to block. >>if she does go off for the cordova high could lose its 3 resource officers later this month the district will decide whether to continue funding to have the officers on campus or put the money toward other programs, conrad mayor heads the mentoring program at cordova high and says the sro's are essential it's about mentoring and teaching right from wrong. >>and developing relationships. >>officer tracy jacobs says when she started at the campus 3 years ago 3 students who wouldn't even acknowledge her being there then one day she didn't elaborate kind of handshake with one

thank you. >> supervisor haney: thank you, director fung and deputy director cordova.ions from my colleagues about this? i don't see any there. i did just want to just underscore something on the outreach on the ferry. there are a number of different populations on the island currently, and i want to make sure that we are providing outreach and information and counseling as to how this will impact them. my office has heard from residents who live in some of the supportive housing on the island and what this will mean to them, for them, so as we're thinking about outreach, i think we also need to think about how we're educating and informing both current residents and future residents. one -- one -- one thing i wanted to ask, i saw that for tida, i saw there was a pretty significant drop in revenue for tida. do you know what accounts for that? >> the tida, what we're working with for tida is a revenue stream, flat revenue stream consistent over the next five years. the fact that there may have been a drop in revenue really is just an indication that we're not spending a

>>a 16 year-old son carson is a junior at cordova high school who went into cardiac arrest last year his heart stopped beating and he stopped breathing right in the middle of class they lost a with help from staff including the school's resource officer tracy jacobs who perform cpr doing chest compressions for 8 straight minutes son's heart began beating again very grateful for his racing because it wasn't for her and the rest of the staff but it wasn't for her to take my and just how much does she mean to block. >>if she does go on for the cordova high could lose its 3 resource officers later this month the district will decide whether to continue funding to have the officers on campus or put the money toward other programs, conrad mayor heads the mentoring program at cordova high and says the sro's are essential it's about mentoring and teaching right from wrong. >>and developing relationships. >>officer tracy jacobs says when she started at the campus 3 years ago 3 students who wouldn't even acknowledge her being there then one day she didn't elaborate kind of handshake with one o

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her to lead to nil by half time davies scored a consolation from bremen but a debut goal by john cordova sealed a 41 win for the berliners bremen could only disappoint the few long suffering fans who were allowed back into the stadium. and we end in moscow where art lovers can now enjoy works from which vanished from public view a century ago the painting it dents in figure birth. has been exhibited only once before in 1921 the exhibition at the yeltsin center showcases adam garde artists who flourished after the revolution but were banned when the soviet regime turned against abstract art show runs until january next year organizers hope it will tour internationally. they're watching t.v. news live from berlin up next a new documentary explains how the world would have been a dollar place without the music of beethoven i'm excited. and you hear me no no here's we're going to you in a hydraulic stance gentlemen starts now we're bringing you back all. the time surprised to see what is possible cool really what moves time i want. to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and criti

cordova, we honor you. in honor of hispanic heritage month, we would like to honor cecilia figueroa. cecilia figueroa is an ecuadorian american journalist and media strategist. she graduated as a journalist in her native city of ecuador. she learned about faith, perseverance and serving others from her parents, isaac and olympia. a woman pioneer in the print hispanic media, her first job was as el nuevo dia orlando newspaper. she seeked stories promoting community, outreach, education and knowledge. about immigration policies that are affecting the latino community. cecilia enjoys highlighting pro foils -- profiles of hispanic entrepreneurs, organizations, faith-based communities, among others. she was the producer of the adio show and was co-host in various other radio programs. she has provided professional services to e.f.e. and news service, orlando newspaper, and many others. in 2018 she co-founded a company where she was a journalist and social media manager for the platform. in her free time she love

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this giveses you an idea of the situationn on the ground as wildfires are out of control in the cordovarovince. 16,000 hectares of land has been burned in recent days. firefighters trying to spray water near houses and dropping water from helicopters and airplanes, even controlled fires near a highway to prevent blazes from setting. we may be dealing with rain but there's also a chance for thunderstorms in cordoba as we go through the day friday. at least we still have a chance for rain in place. that should be helpful as we go through friday in trying to keep those fires at bay. showers in surrounding areas as well from buenos aries over into santiago as we go through the day. that's a look at your forecast. hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ ♪ >> that's all for now on this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm raja pradhan in tokyo. coming up next is "newsline biz" with ramin mellegard. don't go away. ♪ >>> shoppers in japan are turning away from traditional retail as the coronavirus continues to impact consumer behavior. department store revenue fell 22% in august from the same pe

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evacuated as emergency workers try to contain wildfires that are burning through the province of cordova at least 3 firefighters were injured the region's been hit by a shortage of rain over the past weeks and that's made the situation worse and dry conditions and record temperatures of course while fast to spread along the west coast of the united states and that is causing growing concerns about what this could mean for the environment scientists say catastrophes like the one we're seeing now may be the new normal reynolds's this report from oregon. the fires ravaging the west coast of the u.s. have captured the world's imagination and inspired horror but they are not the only ones in the amazon rain forest that swaths of land are on fire terrifying uncontrollable blazes tore through large parts of australia last year and in the arctic vast fires are consuming the tundra and peat lands of siberia an area that has never burned before on such a scale a fire historian who has studied fars for decades says we have entered a new era i'm calling it the piracy in and that is because i think w

>> reporter: many of the fires now burning are either 0% contained, 5% contained and richard cordova of captain of california fire telling me with this latest fire burning, we have broken the all-time california record for acres burned. we now stand at 2 million 94,000 acres burned in california and his concern it is only september. we have the harrowing months of october and november still to come with the santa ana wnds come. come to the fire in the sierra national forest. 24 people have been evacuated from the mammoth reservoir. two remain by their own choice. of those people evacuated we understand that 20 of them had to be transported to neighboring hospitals in fresno county. the nature of the injuries, burns as well as broken bones and this fire has now burned 45,000 acres according to cal fire, sending up a massive cloud, 8 or 9 miles high ear create their own weather and they're now evacuating other lakes in this sierra nevada forest. at bass lake they have been told to reduce the boats to 5 miles per hour. people are on the boat in midday and it looks like nighttime. so a d

at this point, let me pass the mic over to eric cordova to walk you through the remainder of the slide. >> great. thank you, cynthia. want to walk you through the slides so you get a feeling on the milestones here. on the equity policy, we understand this here. our plan is to come with you over the next six months to come to you with complete comprehensive recommendations no later than the early spring of last year, so that's something i wanted to make sure i highlighted with the committee here in terms of our process moving forward. hopefully, you all are aware that the south gate project is under construction, and we are leading the effort. that does include three tolling locations for the overall program, so those are important infrastructure improvements that will be put into play as you see in the timeline there. the other items are network communications and what we also call toll system integration where we basically hire the vendor that comes in to install the critical equipment, cameras, as well as sensors for the tolling infrastructure. this is all leading to who we call the