well, that was until santa cruz's jack driscoll, natalie decided to take matters into his own hands,th data will allow communities to be able to see the real effects of climate change in their local areas. >> so i went to kind of fill that gap to be able to create a system that was durable enough to be put out in the field and efficient enough and accessible enough to bring that data to communities. >> driscoll natalie was doing a lab at pacific collegiate school when the senior could not find the water health data needed to complete the project and then the sensors down into the water. so like most people do, he went to the internet to learn how. driscoll natalie taught himself electronics and computer programing to create this one of a kind device. it basically takes in the ph ph temperature and oxygen reduction potential of local waterways and then using a wi-fi module, we're able to transmit that data wirelessly directly to the cloud. >> so that means community members can view the health of their water from anywhere, even locally or anywhere internationally. >> driscoll natalie

well, that was until santa cruz's jack driscoll, natalie, decided to take matters into his own hands,to have more water. >> health data will allow communities to be able to see the real effects of climate change in their local areas. so i went to kind of fill that gap to be able to create a system that was durable enough to be put out in the field and efficient enough and accessible enough to bring that data to communities. driscoll natalie was doing a lab at pacific collegiate school when the senior could not find the water health data needed to complete the project. >> and then the sensors down into the water. so like most people do, he went to the internet to learn how. driscoll natalie taught himself electronics and computer programing to create this one of a kind device. >> it basically takes in the ph ph temperature and oxygen reduction potential of local waterways and then using a wi-fi module, we're able to transmit that data wirelessly directly to the cloud. so that means community members can view the health of their water from anywhere, even locally or anywhere internationa

well that was until santa cruz's jack driscoll, natalie, decided to take matters into his own hands.more water health data will allow communities to be able to see the real effects of climate change in their local areas. so i went to kind of fill that gap to be able to create a system that was durable enough to be put out in the field and efficient enough and accessible enough to bring that data to communities. >> driscoll natalie was doing a lab at pacific collegiate school when the senior could not find the water health data needed to complete the project and then the sensors down into the water. so like most people do, he went to the internet to learn how. driscoll natalie taught himself electronics and computer programing to create this one of a kind device. it basically takes in the ph temperature and oxygen reduction potential of local waterways and then using a wi-fi module, we're able to transmit that data wirelessly directly to the cloud. >> so that means community members can view the health of their water from anywhere, even locally or anywhere internationally. >> driscoll

commissioner driscoll, present. a quorum is present. >> thank you. is there a motion to disclose or not disclose--? [indiscernible] >> i move not to disclose closed session. >> great. >> second. >> okay. madam secretary, you want to open-- >> do we have public comment on this item? seeing none, reminder to callers to press * 3 to be added to the queue. moderator, do we have callers on the line? >> madam secretary, there are no callers on the line. >> thank you. hearing no calls, public comment is now closed. >> it has been moved and seconded. all in favor say aye. >> aye. >> those opposed? hearing none, move-call the next item, please. >> item 4, general public comment. reminder public comment is limited to two minutes. do we have in person public comment? seeing none, callers, please press * 3 to be added to the queue. moderator, any callers on the line? >> madam secretary, we have one caller on the line. >> thank you. caller, please state your name, your two minutes begin when you speak. >> my name is [indiscernible] last name is mcpherson and here

commissioner driscoll, present. commissioner gandhi is on her way also. commissioner bridges, present. thank you, we do have a quorum. >> great. thank you. do you want to call the next item, please? >> yes, item 2, communications. we welcome the public participation during public comment period. there will be a opportunity for general public comment at this meeting after we do not have closed session today and there will be a opportunity to comment on each discussion or action item on the agenda. each comment is limited to two minutes. public comment will be taken in person and remotely by call-in. for each item the board will take public comment first for those in person, and then from people attending the meeting remotely. comments are the opportunity to speak during public comment period are available by phone by calling 415-655-0001 access code 26608513617 then pound and pound again. when connected you will hear the meeting discussion but you will be muted and in listening mode only. when your item of interest comes up, press star 3. the best practice

well, that was until santa cruz's jack driscoll , natalie decided to take matters into his own hands.> being able to have more water health data will allow communities to be able to see the real effects of climate change in their local areas. so i went to kind of fill that gap to be able to create a system that was durable enough to be put out in the field and efficient enough and accessible enough to bring that data to communities. >> driscoll natalie was doing a lab at pacific collegiate school when the senior could not find the water health data needed to complete the project. >> and then the sensors down into the water. >> so like most people do, he went to the internet to learn how driscoll natalie taught himself electronics and computer program to create this one of a kind device. >> it basically takes in the temperature and oxygen reduction potential of local waterways and then using a wi-fi module, we're able to transmit that data wirelessly directly to the cloud. so that means community members can view the health of their water from anywhere for even locally or anywhere inte

honor of working with over the course of the last year and this year's rising star leader, ventress driscoll. i can't wait to see what you will do next. so as many of you know, i often quote my mother and one of her sayings in particular, which was, kamala, you may be the first to do many things. make sure you are not the last. but, well, because of the mission and the work of emily's list. i know i won't be the last. i know that this is a room full of firsts. and those who are committed to breaking these ceilings and showing what leadership looks like. so that being said, there's a lot of business to cover tonight. include. the first order of business in my mind, which is to joyfully celebrate a great woman, a great leader, and a great speaker. our friend, speaker and marriage to nancy pelosi. so i will tell you, no carpet in this room. as a point of personal privilege, as a point of personal privilege. i will tell you that among the many joys i've had serving as vice president, and one of them in particular was the evening when our president, joe biden, delivered his first state of the uni

commissioner driscoll. >> present. >> thank you, we do have a quorum. >> great.item, please. >> item 2, communications. we welcome to the public participation during public comment period. there will be a opportunity for general public comment at

to them around driscoll scars identified with palestinian identity when eaten approach than an open fireording to witnesses. he recalled one of his friend screaming from pain from the chest wound. once the shooter flood, our autonomy was able to dial 9-1-1. even at recently purchased a pistol, plea sydney match the gun to casings found at the scene of the shooting. investigators are returning to his online history to build a profile of this shooting suspect. he must really suddenly work to see must financial services, they said he worked there for less than a year and was terminated in early november i was even assistant scoutmaster with the boy scouts. that organizations as upon learning of his arrest he was banned from registering in scouting in any capacity. he also appeared to experience financial trouble accordions landlords. >> towards the end it got a little bit weird because he really couldn't hold a job down. >> goldstein and her husband rented a rental eaten over their syracuse job. >> he went out so the mayor will get caught in his bag and bought for little baskets for each of

to a drop in the company's shares by more than 30% in over the next two days. her lawyer robert driscolld government officials had given instructions. you are on the council on foreign relations. please tell me what role... does this council play, not only in the united states, but throughout the world, what functions does it perform? hello, let's talk about the council, what it does, but i'll start with the fact that now we are faced with the fact that the american oligarchy has seized everything, this is a combination of the financial interests of the street and deep state, who are these people in the deep state, how do companies run the world? there is one in the economy. in order for us to be protected from certain industries, but what happens, manufacturers, industries, they seize power over the regulator, over the government, if it is possible to seize power in the world or in the country, but now not only the seizure of power has occurred, it is the seizure of individual senators in usa, this is the capture of the entire congress, this is the capture of academics, this is the taki

waterways in santa cruz has invented a low cost continuous water quality monitor . 17 year old jack driscolls working on a school project when he realized he couldn't finish his work. there was a lack of publicly available water quality data, so jack taught himself electronics and computer programing to create his award winning device, able to have more water health data will allow communities to be able to see the real effects of climate change in their local areas. >> so i went to kind of fill that gap to be able to create a system that was durable enough to be put out in the field and efficient enough and accessible enough to bring that data to communities. >> jack is working with the monterey bay aquarium and other groups to patent his technology. he wants to build up the technology to make it accessible worldwide. >> a grammy nomination three decades later, coming up at 530. the controversial 90s rapper now being nominated for music made 30 years ago and a major decision in major league baseball expected today. >> the a's could be moving a step closer to las vegas. we're going to tell y

waterways in santa cruz has invented a low cost, continuous water quality monitor. 17 year old jack driscoll. natalie was working on a school project when he realized he could not finish his work. there was a lack of publicly available water quality data. jack taught himself electronics and computer programing to create his award winning device to have more water health data will allow communities to be able to see the real effects of climate change in their local areas. >> so i went to kind of fill that gap to be able to create a system that was durable enough to be put out in the field and efficient enough and accessible enough to bring that data to communities innovative and amazing. >> wow. jack is working with the monterey monterey bay aquarium, that is. and other groups to patent his technology. he wants to build up the tool in order to make it accessible worldwide. well, coming up next on abc7 mornings, an update on repairs for the i-10 freeway in los angeles is expected today. how authorities are asking for the community's help in the arson investigation. we'll be right back. >> howe

seems studies at trinity college and can, is that being a pre met that's happened for the queen driscoll, a creek or college. still ahead on al jazeera of the gunshots in free time theatre. they evans president imposes a nationwide to few often and attempted to the after a 19 in our search commander, lee and his crew had almost given up hope. they had lost track of a boat carrying migrants heading to spain. but on their way back to ports the radar, detect something there it is. the light shining in the distance for navy commando is prepared to port the wooden fishing vessel, their mission to bring all the passengers onto the navy ship women and children. as we sailed back to ports, anger turns to anguish and shame each thinking of the wind $1000.00. going to wait, vic, hey vic, how, how dirty? they're now going to have to return home empty nowadays. don't depaulo dogs. so integrated security forces, take the migrants into custody. it is that mission accomplished for it. spanish and syndic. these forces keeping europe safe and free from africans in search for a better life. the, the front

that's happened for the queen driscoll, a creek or college palestinian women and teenagers released from his very presence of described harrowing tales of torture and abuse. a warning, some of you may find the images and testament is in a summer, been to events report disturbing. these are some of the kind of thing and detainees has been released in the seats for the input from us thousands including children and young teenagers stimulates really jails. meant even though charge in what's called an administrative detention. the goal is to come out at the house is really prison guards doing dar, so we assume they are here for beating us. the prison guards exercised more psychological pressure, sonic, and then took over 7 videos, have the most of the soldiers beating, stepping on, abusing and humiliating the day and how to send you many a blindfolded strip and have their hands covered. oh, the palestinians say israel has now rested more than $10000.00 people in total. that's doubled. the $5200.00 palestinians in his really presence prior to october 7th, at least 2 palestinian prisoners to b

driscoll, he was clearly chat. >> ge health care shares are down. did you see this downgrade? it. >> let me just read the top. >> you do it and i'll give you the counter. >> you respond. okay. "in this report, we explain why a combination of softer -- >> right. >> let me finish. "tough comps and a lack of pricing tailwinds put us 4% below consensus adjusted ebit with scope for further downside." >> he's talking about a slowdown where they're taking share. he doesn't seem to realize that by this time next year, if you want to get the dimension drugs, you have to prove, sadly, that you have got plaque build-up. who can do that other than ge health care? ge healthcare has been so, i would say, so humble. they have not made any claim. this guy makes it sound like ge healthcare is saying, listen, everyone, have an mri. it's not like that. i just think that they are taking it to the competitors. i spoke to their largest customer, who's ordering -- they said, these things pay for themselves. i don't know where he got the weak sales. guy came on our show. >> it's their own analysis of

commissioner driscoll, present. commissioner gandhi is on her way also.ner bridges, present. thank you, we do have a quorum. >> great. thank you. do you want to call the next item, please? >> yes, item 2, communications. we welcome the public participation during public comment period. there will

my name is paul driscoll. my wife margaret and i are the project sponsors for 1900 mission street. and i have run a small family construction company at 15th and mission for over 23 years. we have always been great neighbors in the mission, helping out with fundraiser for our neighboring local grammar school and supporting local charities and so on. we stand before you today requesting that the use for our bmr unit be changed from for sale to for rent. our reasons are quite simple. we've experienced severe economic hardship over the past four years whilst working on our project. it started with major delays caused by the covid pandemic. the pandemic also triggered a 40% increase in our cost to build financing. interest rates have more than doubled since we started the project on. fortunately, the mission and soma district have experienced a huge decline in home values, dropping 20 to 25. this has made it unfeasible for us to condo this building a market for sale. as i said, we're a small family run business and we operate on very tight margins. when these are affected so drasticall