these are the laws that are now in effect. we believe these are the laws that need to be applied tho this project and to the permit. the permit has not been reinstated, these interim controls are in effect and therefore i'm asking you to grant the appeal to maintain the suspension and we can work with the department of building inspection to take appropriate action which i believe would include revocation of the permits, but we need to have this come back, go through the appropriate process under the interim controls for the interim use authorization. those are the issues i wanted to race. thank you. >> mr. san sanchez, for the rookie's benefit, can you be very specific? the problem for me here is like the referendum on the ballot where you vote no you are actually voting yes and vice versa. if the appeal is granted, what's going to happen? and if the appeal is not granted or overruled what is going to happen, specifically. >> excellent questions, a great way to start the conversation. so if the appeal is granted as we are req

effects of roads because they are highly mobile. they can fly. so a small road of 50 yards or a small clearing really shouldn't inhibit an animal that can fly much greater distances inside the forest. so i caught birds and put little radio receivers on them and moved them across these gaps to see if they can return to what was their home range of their territory. and they know where their home range is because i generally move the male. and the female will be there calling and the male's returning the call. so they know where home is. but they are just not choosing to cross the road at all. and that's a real concern when you can see that some of the clearing patterns that we have seen in the amazon where they have just got long roads could still leave 70% of the forest intact but populations could still be divided by a very small clearing. dr. bill laurance: the roads are in some sense acting as a sort of a pandora's box. it's oftentimes the first step in this cascade of uncontrolled activities. in the amazon, for example we see roa

supposed to be a curfew in effect. this occur fee in effect as of 10:00 p.m. eastern time.urse as you can see plenty of people out there on the streets so officials said they were going to use discretion in enforcing this curfew. we'll stay on top of this and check back in with chris o'connell as we continue to lock at this video coming out of baltimore. the scene again was peaceful as of about 30 minutes ago but things have changed. they are starting to change dramatically now as we can see you can see smoke rising from this intersection. you see sort of little fire or sparklers coming out the left there. you see people running around throwing things. vehicles going in and out thereof. things have obviously gotten a lot different. better ground view here as you can see there's a reporter in the middle of it all. >> mike tobin from fox news channel right there. >> mike tobin from fox. someone is throwing stuff at him. >> this happened to our reporters there as well. there was aggressiveness toward our reporters as well. bunch of reporters actually. a lot of the people there

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i think it is effective. maybe if there haven't been enough exposure in terms of the value in that education piece with vision zero coalition we need to have that discussion. i would love to be supportive of that program. i'm sure other people have been doing other things about education and we need tobring into discussion. that is about 250 thousand just to build it. the last thing i want to--is it okay? one more thing. page 26, the progress roret for mayors and supervisors on projects. i noticed you didn't have any of the 9 projects that i had got funding for for district 7. i don't know why it isn't in there. is there a reason? it was a adback and did it for par ticipatory budgeting. last years fiscal year we approved 9 projucts and they are on their way. >> that actually is a topic we'll ask in the presentation >> okay, before we get there i have commissioner wiener and mar back on the roster. commissioner wiener. >> thank you madam chair. i have a general question, but it relates to a specific project th

percent increase or something like that we looked at if the regulatory framework numbers went into effect the state water board that will be a 17 percent in demand that will amount to a revenue hit of about (1) 800-0000 we k4ruk9d that this is the action they've concluded that is something with the proven use of our reserves and the following year to overcome the deficit that was an acceptable risk that would occur to we'll e so we'll know we'd under collected there and not to bum up the numbers this year that will stretch it so we make sure our customers have thought about that i don't know if a copy of that letter is in our packet but that hearing is coming up the first meeting in may. >> yeah. the public hearing. >> mr. richie is talking about the wholesale rates the wholesale rates for san francisco retail rates you adapted a 4-year in your package we'll live within the rate increases right now given the fact that we can draw down some of the reserves we're kind of projecting on the retail side and to let me know on the wholesale side is it depends on how much water our wholesale cust

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but is there an effect on public health, a significant effect on public health, whatever if so list. >> i think they came very close to that because what they said first of all, they told epa to make its judgment after considering the results of the study and they told epa to study things that went to health hazards. so that comes very close, it seems to me, and reason it used the appropriate and necessary language rather than the language your honor suggests is because congress when it was legislating here in 1990 understood that there might well be uncertainty at the end of of the analysis congress directed the epa to undertake, mr. tl might be uncertainty about the projected effects of the acid rain regulations. >> i think that's what the legislative history said. >> i do want to clear up a misconception about that i think. which is that the way these acid rain regulations unfolded they were put in place in 1990 at the same time as 7412. but they were to unfold over a ten-year period. five years until the first stage and then five more years until the second stage. so epa was goin

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grant could do this effectively but i think you could've done more that and been more effective.there was some use of the press in the grand presidency. feeding favorable information to reporters, grant sometimes gave interviews to "the new york herald," for instance. but i think one of the contextual problems for grant was his taciturnity -- he didn't control the narrative. he did not control the narrative. what happened was, his enemies his adversaries did tend to control that narrative and when it came time for historians of the 20th century to look back and write about his administration, they tend to pay attention to those adversaries much more than what the president and his advocates were saying. another personal deficiency that i think was against grant is what i think we might term and excessive loyalty to people around him. loyalty to a fault, really. with many of his associates. grant was a highly sensitive man. he was an appreciative man. he held friendships dearly. he stood by those who stood by him. but sometimes he remained loyal to people whether or not they were

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curfew is in effect until 5:00 a.m. you must go home. >> reporter: enforced by 2,000 national guard and 1,000 cops, firing smoke bombs and tear gas at a shrinking number of defiant protesters, forced to flee through the stinging mist. today, schools back in session. the number of arrests overnight dropped to 35, as maryland's governor declared victory. >> there's no question in my mind the city is now safe. >> reporter: safe enough for the baltimore symphony to play an outdoor concert. and with the national guard's protection for the baltimore orioles to play an historic game. the first in major league history, where the official attendance was zero. no fans. dream come true for a baseball fan. every seat in the house is available. >> 1-1 delivery. and he got ahold of that one. it is deep -- >> reporter: a home run into empty stands, as oriole faithful forced to watch through the center field gates. why did you decide to come down here today? why was it important for you to be here? >> to support the city, support the t

we actually know what the cumulative effect is. it's high prices and housing insecurity and displacement. it's easy to support building in general and oppose displacement in general. why isn't it easier to build? i wish someone would make it easier for more people to build houses so we wouldn't run out of houses. now is the time to take action to make it easy to build houses and not stand in the way of us expanding our capacity for people. another consideration is neighborhood character so for people that have housing security neighborhood character means a cute neighborhood but for the rest of us, for 70% of san franciscans who rent instead of own neighborhood character means fear of eviction, crowding, living in substandard conditions, living hand to mouth and the associated strain on personal lives. that is the character of san francisco neighborhoods right now and yes, you could oppose the project and preserve the neighborhood character if that's how you want 70% of us without housing security to live. thank you. >> thank you v

what do you think -- was that effective? was that effective? what came of it? and, you know, probably i also would ask, say about the walmart or the donald's thing. we're hearing more about, oh, they're going to raise wages for some people. i still don't know what that means when i read that walmart is going to raise wages for some people. so, you know we're talking bug here. we're not talking the small little organizing group. those groups got very big. but were they effective do you think? is. -- >> so there's a lot of different questions embedded in that. one, occupy did change the language in a very serious way. 99%, the 1%, talking about inequality had been latent and became a fundamental part of our political dialogue. that doesn't mean they changed -- they or it or whatever -- did everything that occupy might have wanted but there was a real change there. but i think there's another question you're asking about, you know, why should i engage if i don't know there's going to be something that's effective. and i would say about any one of these fights that

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i want to make sure it is effective and think certain phrases are effective, but i speak as a lay person. i want to get the effective message out there and hopefully we get stories out there. that is something and learned in the vision zero conference in new york that they were the most effective stories in state legislators passing lays and when you have someones face that says i lost my nuther or brother, i think that bringatize home why we need to drive slower and share the roads. even long term think about, can we start >> student -to change things in the long term changes in the law around. i know safety cameras is smj we have been trying to get and author in sacramenty owhile they agee gree this is a important step flward they don't see the general public moving along with them. we are ahead of the curve. even thinking about on a secondary level are there things we can start to educate folks on >> student move the dial on the public so when we are able to queue up state legislation we'll have support with the residence. just thing tooz think about. i know we have a lot of questions

we have these harmful external effects let's get rid of them no matter what the cost.3 plan for los angeles was a little like this. smog is harmful to your health. let's get rid of it, virtually outlaw driving for six months of the year. there are countless examples of this approach. nuclear generating plants involve certain hazards. let's ban them completely. alcohol leads to driving fatalities. let's bring back prohibition. the trouble with this approach is not only that it usually doesn't work -- the los angeles plan had to be modified -- but that it's bad economics. in our society, clean air has become a product. it brings us certain benefits but it also has certain costs of production. and what economists want to do is to measure these benefits against these costs, taking, of course, all external effects into account. these look like ordinary supply and demand curves for our product -- cleaner air -- measured by some reduction of particulate matter, noxious fumes, and the like. but these curves do take external effects into account and are curves of social benefit

they were able to revive him by administering a drug that counters the effects of opioid overdose. >> now we're seeing it so frequently and they're people that you'd never expect. it's not the junkie, it's the 25 year old kid. what we're finding is that they can't get the prescription medication that they used to get - they can't get vicodin or oxy. so what they do instead is they buy heroin. >> opioids are pretty much drugs that come from opium. you create oxycodone and hydrocodone from opium in the same way that you create heroin from opium. and when you look at the effect that hydrocodone or oxycodone or heroin produce... it's pretty much indistinguishable. >> we've driven about 20 minutes out of portland, and we're on our way to meet somebody who started using legal, prescription opioids as a teenager but quickly transitioned onto heroin. >> jack asked us not to use his real name. he is 32 years old. >> once you've done it. you know i've done it for so long that i need it to feel normal. you know what i mean? once i start doing heroin, like i comprehend better. i can focus better.

there have been 490 -- 42 phones, personal effects.e phones are in extremely damaged condition, as i said earlier. i ensure that they were looked into, but i'm a bit skeptical in view of their condition that it will be of much use. i do not -- anything's possible, but i don't think so. and it -- and would have been just one phone that would be working, it can happen. but -- and the sim cards. have you been able to prohibit any pictures to see if any -- any passengers could have communicated some pictures. investigations been -- the phones have been sent for the time being, i cannot answer your questions. as long as the laboratory has not started its work. so i will answer you when i have the results of the work of the laboratory. for the time being, these phones are heavily damaged and i do have a bit of doubt about -- about them being useful possibly. will there be -- it's too early to say whether there will be some toxic -- according to the germans, the co-pilot will have made a search online. i told you in my first discussion, as lo

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a nighttime curfew is in effect. public schools are closed today and the baltimore orioles game was postponed. officials are investigating whether this fire is linked to the riots as well. ht ath this hour firefighters are trying to keep the blaze under control. numerous cars and businesses were set on fire. 15 officers were hurt after clashing with protesters. two of them are still in the hospital this morning. freddie gray's family is pleading for the violence to end. >> you see that it turned into all this violence and destruction, i am appalled. family, i love you, and we're supposed to be in this for jus us but is it just us? >> i want you to get justice for my son but not like this. don't tear up the whole city just for him? that's wrong. >> joined now from outside baltimore by trymaine lee. there's a curfew in effect. did people honor it. >> reporter: there weren't as many people out. we had scores of people engaged in confrontation with police but now as the city awakes police are set up on many corners. we'r

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but in the end this called safion effect had no effect on davion what happened? a broken system. broken. we have to fix it. >> reporter: connie going used to work for eckerd was and davion's case worker for years. >> he's a lovable, lovable kid. >> reporter: connie says eckerd did place him once about a year ago but davion acted out and got returned. eckerd would not comment further on camera, but in a written statement said "adopting a child is a permanent decision and absolutely cannot be rushed." davion, who has been in the system all his life, can't understand that. >> like, that's all i've been doing. i've been waiting on somebody and, like, i wasn't relying on anyone else. >> reporter: you're done. >> yeah, i didn't want to really have another family. >> reporter: is that true? >> at first. but then i kind of started still wanting it like, i still wanted a family. >> reporter: so again davion took matters into his own hands this time with a single phone call to the last person he truly trusted. >> you're a very special person in this world. thank you for le

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