>> i have reviewed the propped amendment and dpa should recommend it. >> thank you, mr. rows. i'd like to open up on public commit to item it through 4 >> i'm glad you've built this up you've built up the health budget up you've built it up-and-up and up and now your buckets solid. and it's still going to make it - give it all you've got. your solid as a budget rock and you give it all you got. and a thank you, mr. paul son-in-law. anyone else want to commit? seeing none public commit t is closed. can we move the budget >> yes i'll move the budget. >> we can move without objection and now move the other items. >> item number 5 resolution approving the second amendment between the transportation agency and the powers for the center pursuant to charter section not to exceed to 5 hundred 3 hundred and 77 there's for the period of july 2009 through december 31, 2017. >> we have mr. kim. >> thank you i'm henry kim i'm here behavior of the board to execute this transit pursuant to charter section 118. this intuitive was authorized by an enter governmental services and overhead inspe

the acting director has made a suggestion that they have a dpa director to sign off authority as one of the work stations to expedited those types of review. that is what we are still waiting to hear from that. but according to the mayor's schedule for this legislation, it probably will be introduced at the end of april. it will go to the advisory commission in may. it will come back to you probably in may and they hope to have it take effect in the middle of july. so, just fyi, more details are coming on that. i will mention one other one which is supervisor chiu's bottle filling station, that is a piece of legislation we have talked about before where it now will apply only to new construction but as you know the building code requires depending on the occupancy load a certain number of water fountains to provide water to people and they must be accessible according to disability requirement. supervisor chiu 's legislation requires, that provides water as well as a person to fill a bottle. his goal to try to eliminate plastic water bottles from landfills. i understand that is very

in the coming months president obama will dpas a budget battle and renewed efforts for tax reform. in washington, i'm danielle lee, nbc news. >> thank you, danielle. neighbors in valley springs holding a vigil tonight for an 8-year-old girl found stabbed to death inside her home over t weekend. investigators questioning sex offenders and parolees anywhere near that area where layla fowler was killed. her 12-year-old brother said he saw a stranger leaving saturday afternoon, then he found his sister's dead body insi investigators say they have also collected fingerprints and dna evidence but until the killer is caught, the entire community on edge. >> we have all of our windows, doors locked. we have bars inurble paned sliding windows. we don't go outside. we don't walk our dogs at night. >> sad scene there. vigil held at her elementary school in valley springs tonight starting at 7:00. >> in southern california, a pilot is dead and firefighters are searching for more victims afr two small planes collided in midair over ventura county. the faa and the ntsb will be on hand when crews

and they get referred into whether it's us for placement at our housing or dpa for dos housing, criteria are used such as acuity levels of individuals, are they very sick, do they really need to be housed, prioritizing in that way. we look at time in shelter. if they've been in shelter for a long time they would be prioritized. i can tell you the wait out of shelter, of someone who is in the queue, they're in our shelter system consistently the wait has been generally four months to get into housing. our turnover is about 20 to 30 units a month. >> supervisor wiener: the 20 or 30 units a month that become vacant and available, what -- i imagine there are various reasons why they become vacant. can you sort of -- and i'm particularly interested to know, in terms of people successfully moving back, say potentially into the job market or being able to have housing of a different kind of housing, and then open up such spot so someone else can come off from a shelter. >> right. so we've worked a little bit with the controller, two years ago, maybe a year and a half, on sort of examining kind

needs every drop of the petroleum it extracts, but could sending oil overseas force dpas prices to skyrocketse reliance on foreign sources, and joining me now is max smith, commodity analyst for snyder electric. thanks for coming on the show. the number one question the audience is wondering is if as we continue to produce more and more oil, if we continue to close borders and not grant permits to sell outside the u.s., does that drive prices lower here? >> no, it would not. as we've spoken before with retail gasoline prices, they are not dictated by domestic fundament tailings, but the global price of oil. when oil is at 110 bucks, that's why gasoline prices here up around the four bucks a gallop mark, and that's why we see demand, you know, stagnating, basically, because of energy efficiencies, because of less people driving, high unemployment as such, but, still, driven by a global price, not domestic stuff. >> would that still be the case? the agency says in 2030 we'll become a net oil exporter. if we close the borders, kept the oil inside the united states, we'd have more supply; right?