but the last contract with conservation corps expired june 30th, 2012. on july 5th the port commission authorized us to advertise the rfp which was issued on december 20th, 2012. on january 29th, the due date, the port received one proposal from san francisco conservation corp with [speaker not understood] as a subcontractor. the port convened an evaluation panel and after scoring and reviewing the proposal, the evaluation panel recommended a contract with the san francisco conservation corps without reservation. on march 26th we came to you asking permission to enter into this contract. you provided us direction 09ctionv proposed term of the agreement, asked us to continue to negotiate and come back to you with some changes ~. specifically, you wanted to see the percentage of the budget supporting youth participants to go up. ~ on the you wanted us to developer formance metrics we would use to evaluate the contract. report back geographic representation of the youth served. you had concerns about the contract term. we were proposing a four-year term on

oregon and colorado, and it was, we had them spread out throughout, urs and our pmp c and turner, wew corp and they all had interns working the summer interns and they were very helpful. and they got a lot out of it and this shows the mentor ship and got them out in the field a lot and we wanted to show them what it is like to work but also wanted to get something back from them to show what it means to be coming to work every day and what you do. and they were excited to see our project which is the iconic nature of it, and it is just the kids got so excited just to be on the site and i think that we really planted a great seed with all of them, even though not all of them were interested in construction specifically but i think that they may be thinking about it. after their very fun summer, but everyone throughout the whole team was mentors. and a few of them stood out and they have one guy zach who has been helping us with claims and been doing good claims analysis and we had our own vif an allow that and helping myself with a lot of the equipment and identification and we got out to t

one major general commanding a corps was killed, john reynolds of the first corps and another was mangled and put out of action, dan sickels, of the third corps. even with those costs, gettysburg meant something entirely different for the union. what do the people of the north think now of the old army of the potomac, exalted a soldier in the 28th pennsylvania? john white geary who command ad division in the 12th corps wrote to his wife that, the result of the war seems no longer doubtful and the beginning of the end appears. the victory at gettysburg gave proof that our days of pupilage in the art of war were over, exalted a contributor to the new englander and yale review. then at last we could develop and direct our forces, coming as gettysburg, hand in hand with the victory at vicksburg, lincoln's chief of staff, john george nicolay noticed, how public feeling has been wonderfully improved and buoyed up by our recent successes at gettysburg and vicksburg. lincoln himself was exaltant. he address ad noisy demonstration of well-wishers at the white house on july 7th by drawing a symboli

. >> and moving on to the progress regarding adult and talking about web corp they do the work directly with mission hiring haul and city build with the adult and not just veterans as well and they have continued to work on that mission hiring hall for a lot of the administrative components and city build for trades and they have been successful connection there. and now as i wrap it up with basically some reporting trends. and all of the trends and they do have a one to five ratio apprentice to the journey man and we are getting the goals in all of the trades besides the laborers and the operators and that is such as the electricians and the cement masons and everything that is outside of those two, pile drivers and surveyer and welders which we have a lot of, with all of that shoring out there. so we are definitely exceeding our goal of the 16 and 2 thirds percent with those trades. and this is a chart that specific to laborers and operators combined. and that is what we are looking at is the green line is what you have to hit. and what we are filling in, you know, from a graphic cal

you can serve in the navy, or you can join the peace corps. can join your service effort with your faith-based institution, and we are working with millennial's all across the country. along with dan glickman and others, these wonderful americans, condoleezza rice, and in addition to growing americorps and some of these other efforts in partnership with the private sector, creating the national service certification system, so any college and university, any nonprofit, any enterprise could create full-time national service divisions, because, 150,000 people want to serve in the peace corps, and that is like a generation of talent and idealism being needlessly lost. what? >> where i am from, if you tell me it is mandatory, you are probably not going to do it. i believe in freedom and encouraging to do things, but i must confess that i am very attracted by what you said, and i would like to encourage more participation. i like that year of participation. one thing we have talked a lot about, and we have ignored something else, the keynote speake

we have reached out to marine corps officials. they have not had an official comment yet.i can tell you this temporary hack did include photos of people in military uniforms, u.s. military uniforms holding up signs that said things like i didn't join the marine corps to fight for al qaeda in a syrian civil war. the message seems to be appealing to patriotism arguing it's the syrian army fighting inside syria and the they should be an ally not enemy. take a look. obama is a traitor who wants to put your lives in danger. refuse your orders. concentrate on the real reason every soldier joins the military to defend their homeland. this syrian electronic army claimed responsibility for other attacks over the last six months including those on the new york times and the washington post. but in this case, they may have missed the mark, so to speak. although the pentagon has positioned some ships full of marines in the eastern mediterranean, they have ruled out any sort of manned flights, much less boots on the ground so the marine corps has little to no chance of being involved i

commitment by all of the trades and you know, all of the subtrade contractors, you know, from web corp to skanska and also to meet these goals. so there is labor harmony and so if there are any questions for this quarterly, review i will ted and eddie and myself for them. >> any questions? >> director reiskin? >> i just want to i guess comment first that i think that the pla seems to be really working very well and i want to commend you all on that and particularly what the apprenticeship numbers are better than i think, many of us thought that they could have been, and i would like to see, i think that we get over all labor hours by county and it would be great to see the apprentice numbers by county as well. and the work on the veterans, is great, and i don't know that it really relates to the pla, but the intern program is really phenomenal and for the agency and by the us and web corp and it seems like everyone took it seriously and a lot of mutual benefit came out of this. and not really maybe, part of the pla, but, the bus ramps and i noticed the qualifications were done back in

and senior members of the officer corps. embarked upon a major project. the declared purpose of which was to ensure that in future conflicts there would be no fratricide as it was as it was called. and i think that. in essence in declaring friendly fire casualties to be unacceptable despite the fact that they have been commonplace throughout all of military history. the military itself therefore set the bar that much higher in terms of what the public would expect. from that point forward due to issues in the handling of friendly fire cases during the gulf war the army completely revised regulations regarding the casualty reporting a friendly fire regulations now require that families be informed and accurate and timely manner when friendly fire is suspected further the army must notify families within days of an investigation into a suspected friendly fire incident i think the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder war is probably the most complex and difficult to pass. such world war two. we've invented a lot of

and senior members of the officer corps. embarked upon a major project. the declared purpose of which was to ensure that in future conflicts there would be no fratricide as it was as it was called. and i think that. in essence in declaring friendly fire casualties to be unacceptable despite the fact that they have been commonplace throughout all of military history. the military itself therefore set the bar that much higher in terms of what the public would expect. from that point forward due to issues in the handling of friendly fire cases during the gulf war the army completely revised regulations regarding the casualty reporting a friendly fire regulations now require that families be informed and accurate and timely manner when friendly fire is suspected further the army must notify families within days of an investigation into a suspected friendly fire incident i think the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder war is probably the most complex and difficult to pass. such world war two particularly we've invent

in the peace corps, also, summoning americans to a higher purpose. to my mind, a really interesting piece and hereby eleanor roosevelt, actually, about the peace corps, in which he is making a very non-sentimental argument. it is not just about idealistic young people going out into the world. it is about containing the soviet union. she says, i spent time in russia and i see the way they train their young people. i spent time in places like morocco and i have seen the way the colonial powers are retreating. and these countries need experts, and the russians will be in a position to supply the experts to help them make the transition into a new era in full independence. if we don't have our people in there, we will lose the struggle in the long haul. which is a very kind of hardheaded argument on why we needed a peace corps. host: james bennet, editor-in- chief of "the atlantic." talking about the special commemorative edition a just put out. some of the pieces will be available online. but it is a lengthy piece, a special edition with an introductio

so, how the partnership is going to work is the conservation corps is the lead agency. so, we have our own crews of 18 to 24 year olds and they will be doing projects as assigned by the port of san francisco. larkin is a separate subcontractor and, so, they will have also their own crews. they have a separate job training program. and they also serve a younger cohort of 16 to 17-year-olds, which is something else i know that is important to the port. because anyone under 18 cannot use power tools based on workers' comp and california law, they will be doing different projects, but they will be assigned those projects also by the port. we will not have influence on what it is that we're doing or what they're doing. and same with randolph, they will be getting projects directly from the port and be working within the parameters of their program so that it fits with all the other services that they provide. and, so, we are sort of the fiscal agent, if you will. and, so, we would make sure that we're all in compliance with the city's minimum wage ordinance and that kind of

l we are a critical part of the navy marine corps team and the navy marine corps family. and we are a family. uniform and civilian, we work together, serve together, and overcome together. as a family, we grieve together. together we will assure that they, like those who have gone before them, will be remembered and honored as heros. because that's what they are. heros. ordinary people facing extraordinary circumstances. an ordinary monday became a day of extraordinary horror, but also extraordinary heroism as law enforcement officers and other first responders ran into danger to aid and protect others, as colleagues, friends, and strangers assisted each other in danger even at the risk of their own lives. we memorialize those we lost. the courage we witnessed on monday did not end with that awful day. on tuesday people returned to their work, and by thursday much of the navy yard reopened. thousands whose lives had been in real peril three days before would not let fear keep them away. still, we know it will take time for those with wounds, physical or invisible, to heal

you can serve in the navy, or you can join the peace corps.u can join your service effort with your faith-based institution, and we are working with millennial's all across the country. along with dan glickman and others, these wonderful americans, condoleezza rice, and in addition to growing americorps and some of these other efforts in partnership with the private sector, creating the national service certification system, so any college and university, any nonprofit, any enterprise could create full-time national service divisions, because, 150,000 people want to serve in the peace corps, and that is like a generation of talent and idealism being needlessly lost. what? >> where i am from, if you tell me it is mandatory, you are probably not going to do it. i believe in freedom and encouraging to do things, but i must confess that i am very attracted by what you said, and i would like to encourage more participation. i like that year of participation. one thing we have talked a lot about, and we have ignored something else, the keynote speak

why is the international medical corp been able to fly under the radar? >> i think that the focus has really been on the work, and obviously, it's incredibly beneficial to have exposure, and that's what i'm trying to do, to shine a light on it as much as possible. but a lot of the funding that people spend on advertising, we really put into the field and into the work on the programs that we're running, but obviously exposure is port. so we have john hamm, and robert pattinson and a great group of people we're trying to get international medical corp on the map. and people haven't necessarily heard of us, but that's where i come in. >> important message to get out. what country do you hope to work in next? >> i'm planning a trip to jordan and i think that's going to be intersection on the agenda. i would love to go back to the congo, and it's stunning and in such crisis. but i fell in love with it, and all of the programs are so inspiring. i would love to been in them all. >> sienna miller, we thank you for joining us, and we wish you and the organization

marine corp. i actually have plans for one of the buildings. not the one that i worked on. i got the other plans and when i found out i had the wrong plans i gave them to the owner of the other building and similar and built for world war ii and one of the fascinating things instead of stairs in the buildings they have spiral slides so in an emergency you didn't run down the stairs and told the guy to hop in the slide and out the building and

this is part of a multiyear plan for the marine corps response capabilities in coordination of san francisco and the port of san francisco and this began in 2010. and following a major earthquake, we will all be relying on the federal government for assistance that will include the department of defense and the coast guard and the army corps of engineers and of course our state and local partners which we have practiced with many times and actually experienced real events with. and what is kind of interesting, and exciting is that afternoon, on october 8th at 2:00 p.m. the center will host a dive exercise which will be next to the waters next to pier one and exercise is designed to test coordination between the san francisco fire department and police department and the coast guard and navy and marine corps divers some of which will use, and like the port divers will use the hard hats and the purpose of that drill will be for divers to inspect pier one piles for damage as well at the bottom of the pay for large items that might have fallen during a significant earthquake and which could beco

the 2013 marine corps ball. >> now that we got the invite out of the way.re is 10 great reasons why you should go with us. >> we have awesome dance moves. >> that is jimmy j and his wife press tol they are diehard redskin fans pretty good dancers, too. this will be his last ball. rg3 says he can't attend the ball it is the night before the redskins play the chargers. >> what a cute couple. a lot of personality. >> 50 shades of grey coming to life. johnson landing the role of anastasia steele the daughter of melanie griffith and don johnson. his leading man will be charlie hunnam the author of james brook news on twitter. >> have you read the book? >> no. >> have you read the book? >> yeah, no. >> coming up if you are about to start your day with a fat free yogurt you may want to rethink your breakfast choice. >> it may have the reverse effect. >> two rival high school coaches tackling each other to the ground. we will tell you what sparked the fight after the break. your coughing woke me up again. i wish you'd take me to the park. i don't use my rescue inha

the companies say that when the deal closes in early 2014, about 32,000 nokia corp. employees will transfer to microsoft corp. >> here is a live look at the new eastern span of the bay bridge from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> let's begin, with a check of the forecast. >> we're still dealing with clouds but a lot of it may change. the clouds had raindrops before the early morning hours. in terms of the temperatures, they're off to a mild to muggy start. mid 60's for san jose and downtown san francisco. let's track the temperatures. by 8:00 a.m. we will still be dealing with widespread 60's. the clubs will retreat and we will see more sunshine. as we reach 3:00 p.m. you could expect 60's coast side. the temperatures will one into the 80s. >> let's bring down your afternoon high starting with things in the south bay. santa clara will have a high of 83 degrees. focusing on the east, the temperatures will be cooler the more they should be. we will still get pretty warm. downtown san francisco will have a high of 68 degrees. your 7 day from the bay highli

she went from marine corps sergeant to guerrilla. >> i know the afghan people appreciate our presence here. >> 1958, 19-year-old charles starkweather and his 14-year-old girlfriend go on a killing spree across the great plains. 11 died. >> you believe she was not held hostage? >> no. >> why this is still making headlines. >> that's next on fox files. >> it's all over! >> when you see the women fight, they usually steal the show. >> my goal has always been to burn myself out, push myself as hard as i can so there's nothing left. >> and a takedown. >> the number one thing i have learned from judo in general is to not have any fear. >> the ufc or the ultimate fighting championship has come a long way since it's inception in 1993 when it was bought in 2001 by dana white, president of the ufc and his partners the fertita brothers. >> congratulations on your first show, it's got to feel good. >> thank you very much, james, i appreciate it. >> you took over this company when it was in a serious financial hole? >> i called my partners and said, you know, i think the ufc is in trouble, i think

look, the best thing i ever did in the peace corps was join it.he second thing was riding around in a suzuki 120 motorcycle in the middle of nowhere speaking zula with the people i looked nothing like. i was the only white guy they'd ever seen. i was out there teaching business with these people in small trading shops all by myself. it's not like going in the military. it was a growing up experience. it was a great thing. i hope i helped that country. finally this comes from mike who asks, will history see this syria event more positive for obama? i think things changed when he realized that his own democratic party and his loyalists did not support him going into military action in syria. that changed everything. and then oddly enough, the secretary of state said, maybe if they get rid of all their chemical weapons we won't have to do this. the russians were quick witnessed to see the opportunity. the president has to be just as quick. i think it's very smart we decide we're not going to say as a rule we go to the security council and say we're t

packaging corp..produces corrugated shipping boxes.. rallied more than 10 %. packaging will pay $12.55 per share for boise which makes container board, office paper --.that stock advanced 26% together the companies will generate a combined $5.5 billion in sales.the deal gives packaging corp access to boise mills slowly but surely the beleagured costa concordia cruise ship is being righted.in an engineering marvel never before attempted, the massive vessel is being pulled upright inch by inch so it can finally be towed away. the billion- dollar project is being undertaken by the american company, titan salvage.the ship has been slumped on its side for more than a year and a half after running aground off the coast of italy. the accident killed 32 passengers. turning now to the tragedy in colorado..epic flooding has killed at least seven people and -- more than 1,000 are missing and 17-thousand homes have been destroyed. .the flooding has triggered the largest civilian aerial rescue operation since hurricaine katrina. making matters difficult-- many roads and br

and senior members of the officer corps. embarked upon a major project. the declared purpose of which was to ensure that in future conflicts there would be no fratricide as it was as it was called. and i think that. in essence in declaring friendly fire casualties to be unacceptable despite the fact that they have been commonplace throughout all of military history. the military itself therefore set the bar that much higher in terms of what the public would expect. from that point forward due to issues in the handling of friendly fire cases during the gulf war the army completely revised regulations regarding the casualty reporting a friendly fire regulations now require that families be informed and accurate and timely manner when friendly fire is suspected further the army must notify families within days of an investigation into a suspected friendly fire incident i think the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder war is probably the most complex and difficult to pass. such world war two. we've invented a lot of