later on, you know, the cso was a membership organization. once he is running a labor union, a lot of people support labor unions because they want to make more money and not everyone joins because they believe in the goal and want to better people and sacrifice. he felt strongly you needed to educate workers in order to share this philosophy he had and that became a tough issue. >> at this time, there is the beginning of the mexican-american civil rights movement, the chicano movement, if you will. and there were other leaders in the mix. you know, there was rest dina and corky gonzalez and the crusade for justice in denver and there was jose guterez in crystal city, texas. and yet, cesar chavez never reached out to connect with any of them. it seemed to be very focused only in california. >> i think this goes back to the control issue to some degree. he wanted to be the sole person in control. he made efforts and we can about this later perhaps of in texas he ultimately undermined efforts of other people to organize in texas because he didn

between 75 and 90% of this pollution is combined sewage overflows or cso's. washington d.c.nd the surrounding area uses the system that carries sewage and stormwater in pipes. about twice a week the system overflows into local rivers. the hardest hit being the anacostia. between the 17 entry points to the river two to 3 billion-dollar -- gallons of sewage go into the anacostia every year. d.c. waters has become a long term projects the clean rivers project. the clean rivers project sets out the schedule for the construction of massive tunnels of a capture and store's cso's. we took a tour of the d.c. water waste treatment plant blew planes to learn more. >> said this time all itself is designed as a storage tunnel and a conveyance. what that means is that when the cso overflows the combined system instead of going into the anacostia and potomac rivers specifically the anacostia tunnel it will overflow into this tunnel through deep shafts, filling up the tunnel and transferring all of that overflow water down here at blue plant but then it can be slowly bumped back out so it

and it seems that at some point he decided, like he did earlier on in the cso days, that he didn't want anyone telling him i how to run something. is that a accurate -- >> that's really accurate. i mean, he even talks on the tapes at some points about saying when he becomes very frustrated with the battles that he's having with some of the board members, he says i feel like i'm back exactly where i was in the cso. and, you know, that was exactly what he did not want. so the lack of farm worker participation in the leadership goes back to that idea that if you give them power, they may headache decisions that are not the -- make decisions that are not the ones that you want. and that becomes a real struggle between the movement and the union and, ultimately, leads to the demise of the ufw as a viable labor union. >> at some point chavez becomes a national figure partly due to the boycotts of, national boycotts that are held all across the country. would you tell us more about how that really became a symbol of his successes? >> sure. let me do the boycott quickly because we want to, i th

litter, cso pollution, so many different levels to our waterways than what we see.equiredis a assignment from your teacher? who helped you along the way? >> this was a required assignment. our teacher introduced us. of classted 1.5 months to this assignment. storyboards. he definitely helped us every step of the way. >> what was the most challenging part of putting this together for you? >> mental health issues. we featured some people. >> you featured people with mental health issues. how did you get them to go along with that? >> but was challenging -- reaching out to different organizations, they did not get back to us. we do a lot of friends and family and acquaintances. some of my best friends are featured in the film. they are affected by mental illness. they think it could help a lot of people out there. this could open and i and reduce -- an eye and produce a stigma. along with ron barber and cody nichols, they knew what they needed to do. they were bringing awareness to mental illness. >> by doing that, it was easier. they were really great and offered to d

>> yeah they are headings so scenario 1, 2, and 3 -- cso is very detailed oriented so i'll provide those for the record to the secretary as well. >> there's no objections from my colleagues very good. any questions? >> thank you todd. >> thank you. >> so with respective to items 14, 15 and 16 right donna? >> correct. >> i'll call for a motion unless the commissioner would prefer to do separately. >> so moved. >> it's been moved and seconded. >> i'll now call for public comment. seeing none public comment is now closed. all those in favor please signify by saying aye. >> madam secretary will you please read the next item? >> would you like for me -- >> closed session items which we'll hear public comment on item 19 will be anticipated litigation item 20 conference with property negotiatorr. >> item 21. >> item 22. >> item 23. >> item 24. >> item 25. >> item 26. >> now we are onto item 17. >> thank you very much donna. >> with respect to item number 17 i have a number of speaker cards if you want to have a comment on item number 17 would you please fill one out? i'd like to call tanya urof

and then under the 8 cso, this individual will pay $318, would actually, i am sorry, under the hcso,his individual will potentially get $318, so they will be nothing out of pocket for them. and so if we go to the second example, and a single, 48-year-old cook at a large restaurant earning the median income of $27660, you can see the monthly income $2300, you can see that their balance sheet at the end of the month is much worse and that they actually have a pretty hi-def deficit. and you can see that it would be impossible even with the subsidies for this individual to actually be able to pay for healthcare, and then even the $422 very costly. hillary, do you want to add something? >> so the payment due under that healthcare security ordinance is the money that the company has to pay on their behalf, if there were no loophole and the employee could actually use that monday where, he or she could purchase a gold plan under the affordable care act even though there is a big deficit. >> so if you go back to the last slide, if you look at the 48-year-old, you are talking about with the m

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so later on the cso was just a organization.he is running a labor union a lot of people support labor unions because they want to make more money and they want better conditions and not everyone did joins a labor union because they believe in macau sa and want to better the lives of other people and sacrifice. so he felt very strongly that you needed to educate workers in order to share this philosophy that he had, and that was a very -- it became a tough issue. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here is a look of some upcoming book fairs and festivals up and around the country. >> if you go back and looked at coolidge, he was a conservative hero. his tax rate was our gold standard tax rate that we saw in the video. 25 percent was what he got the top rate down to. he fought like crazy. it started with wilson in the 70's. that was an epic battle. when you go look at what all the socialists said about collision washington, how cold the was, he would not meet with them, they were poorly also from fami