so chief corso described to us this contract. one thing that i would like to comment on, last january, president nakajo referred to what's called continuous professional training. it's complicated with the firefighters work schedule and trying to equate hours to units, so we're diligently working on that. i have retired captain ed moy who's really good with numbers. he's identified in several ranks hours of training over the hours, so now, the piece is going to -- we have to finish working on is how do we equate that to hours and units that meet the ed code requirements. and the only quick comparison i'll give you is how convoluted our training schedules are. in the fire department, they detail their training schedule -- in the police department, they detail their training schedule to the training department. we send our people in shorter increments that don't equate to t.i. we're working on getting that in longer hours. i sent an e-mail to the state and asked them if anyone has instructional service agreements, how do they addre

one of the neglected pooches that end up at sam's shelter is a 6-month old cane corso, also known as an italian mastiff, a breed some people refer to as "a pit bull on steroids." the big canine is quickly deemed too aggressive to stay at the shelter. so sam takes him home and names him columbo, after the rumpled, trench-coat-wearing detective played by peter falk. >> he adored columbo, clearly. i think he was like an offspring almost. he was like a son. >> a son with a nasty disposition. within months, columbo attacks staff members on the simon estate. there are as many as eight biting incidents. he even goes after sam's buddy, howard stern. >> ok, guys, go play! [ dogs barking ] >> so, in 2011, sam contacts tyson kilmer, who has a reputation for working with dangerous breeds. his hollywood clientele includes rob lowe and mike tyson, but none impresses him like sam simon. >> the first meeting he had with sam, tyson came back and went, "i met my hero. i met a guy that's doing way more than i am with animals." it was a bromance. >> alison kilmer is tyson's wife. >> was it more than jus

a red or pink line if you like they don't want corso in nato it doesn't make sense for them the u.s. obviously wants it in nato now as regards the doesn't make sense for them the u.s. obviously wants it in nato. now as regards the recent elections you know where apparently the opposition is beginning to taste and elections you know where apparently the opposition is beginning to take control i think these are just new colors new colors but the same old artistic control i think these are just new colors new colors but the same old artistic tendencies so we're not going to see any major. alter a tendencies so we're not going to see any major. alteration in the situation in the near future but at the end of the day it all boils down in the situation in the near future but at the end of the day it all boils down whatever people say to that backstage reality of whatever people say to that backstage reality of the u.s. stablish meant pushing for nato membership of course of what the u.s. stablish meant pushing for nato membership of course of war and the call out to all damage is that even

my name is john corso. i'm a member of local 38, plumbers and steamfitters in san francisco as well as the san francisco building trades. thank you for the opportunity to speak. we would like to voice our strong support for this development at 65 ocean. we appreciate the outreach the developer has done to our union. we think this job -- this project will create jobs before, during and after in construction. and we strongly support the project and we hope you do as well. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello commissioners, i'm a community organizer with poder. i've been organizing in the excelsior for over 15 years. and i'm here because i think it's important we follow due process specifically that developed by the planning commission. so i'm not necessarily here to say that we shouldn't pass this project but i feel like at this time, we haven't had enough community engagement in the way that you yourselves have laid it out. and there's a lot of concerns. and there's a lot of things that hav