they require ten year or concession contracts with the ferry operators what they have done is to embark on a site selection process. by using environmental impact study. hang on for a second. can i move back here? okay. as a way to evaluate sites of the northern waterfront the idea is through the process the national park service would identify a preferred site based on the preferred site they will initiate a process to identify and select a ferry operator this can only be done if there is a selected site. national park service wanted to complete the final eis or environmental impact statement. late 2015 or early 2016, with a recard decision to occur some time in 2016. this slide is difficult to read but the draft ies eval watt weighted a number of sites, there is the nonaction alternative which is the current site of peer 31-and-a-half, and three alternatives, and enhanced peer 41 and fort mason the draft does not identify a preferred site but it did designate peer 31-and-a-half as the preferred site, they choose not to prefer an identified peer idea as a port prerequisite, the current

in conclusion want to reiterate, port staff really wants to retain peer 31-and-a-half, as the embarkation site for alcatraz on a long-term basis, there say lot of work that can be done, we feel confident head way can be made over this summer. so basically this includes my presentation. jay and i are here to respond to any questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you. public comment? the first person i have is bell wigan for the south end club? >> good afternoon commissioners, president of the south end rolling club i have a group with me here today i ask them to stand, our main purpose in addressing you today is we want to encourage you to do whatever you can, to choose peer 31-and-a-half for the option for the ferry embarkation point. redon't intend the relationship to be adversary y' all, i feel we're involves in similar activities they're involved in preservation, for future generations, and the south end club is in recreational space since 1973, we're a 100 -- year old club in the tenure, and aquadic club. we provide a low cost -- i have been there about 15 years i work diligently

we have embarked on a program to develop solar energy. why?hen we look up, we have the sun every day. acreage to lay them out. a very attractive project. we are embarked on developing a major integrated industry from the silica and in the ground to the panels and electric company. hopefully one of these days instead of exporting fossil fuels, we will be exporting electric power. does that sound good? ?[applause] >> one of these days, in 30 years? >> i think we will see major gigawatt production in the next five years. caroline: the oil minister saying they are embarking on a big program to double solar energy. we might have some doubts about whether this is going to bring as much revenue as the oil industry in the short-term but it is a sign that the global community is realizing the emergency. we are 200 days away from a conference. six years after the failure of the copenhagen summit, there is much to do like putting a global price on carbon and finding a binding agreement which will involve the u.s. and china. we will talk to many executive

or budgeting six months for the removal of the and following that, we will, and hopefully we will embark on the reconstruction of the yacht harbor that will take approximately another year. >> and any further questions, if not, every budget analyst report, on item number one? >> and on the page 4 of the report is that the way that the and the rec and park commission and not the board approved the amendments up to $10 million and or for more if the board has appropriate ated the funds and we recommended revising the resolution, and the amendments of more than $500,000 to this agreement will come back to the board for approval and we also have a couple on the page 5 that correct the start page and to the october first of 2014, and the end date, to september, 30, 2024 and otherwise, we recommend approval as amended. >> okay. >> we are fine with that. >> okay, we are going to open this up for public comment for item one, and anybody wish to speak on item one? >> okay. seeing none, public comment is closed. and so i want to thank her and the entire rec and park team for working on this and we

our neighbors' willingness to embark on a journey of reconciliation is as fantastic as any other.n, today we remember the remember the millions of victims of a uniquely terrible war of annihilation against other nations and people, against slovs and the european jews. the 8th of may was therefore a day of liberation for the entire continent. but it was not a day on which the jermaine apps liberated -- on which the germans liberated themselves. while we would not wish to forget the brave germans who mounted resistance to hitler today our thoughts and respects are primarily windows who, -- with those who, serving with the western allies and in the red army, ended national socialist tyranny and suffered unimaginable losses. federal president i am confident i am speaking on behalf of the entire chamber in thanking you and also the federal chancellor and the foreign minister for your visits and gestures and speeches which you have held over the past two days at cemeteries, at memorial sites, and also at concentration camps. [applause] during the dying days of the war, the soviet troops

my favorite is called the embarkation of the pilgrims. paintings are depictions of the beginnings of america. one of them done by robert weir depicts the moment america began. a painting of a group of individuals on the deck of a ship huddled around an open bible praying as their ship is leaving from europe. that moment that was captured is this terrifying moment for them of not knowing where they are going but this reassuring reconnection to their something very important to us. we know god will be there. i would encourage you to reconnect with your faith. [applause] third, i would encourage you to heal family hurts. they get more personal as they go. in the days ahead, your relationship with your family will be more important to you than what your diploma is today and that diploma is extremely important. i have met many students that as they went through high school and college got more and more disconnected with their family there was a broken relationship and they thought i am leaving, i'm heading out it does not matter anyway because

rebecca cooper abc 7 news. , kellye: coming up virginia may rely less on private financing as it embarks on a plan to widen part of i-66. and after decades of promises flying cars may be here sooner than you think. devon: paging george jetson devon lucie with you, tracking higher heat, humidity. the forecast coming up. kellye: a new twist in the plan to widen i-66 could put hundreds of millions into the tax coffers , provided the taxpayers pay to widen the highway. stephen tschida has the details. stephen: the transportation secretary believes it makes the most sense if the state picks up the tab for widening i-66 outside of the beltway. the plan is to widen i-66 outside of the beltway. the project expected to cost more than $2 billion. if virginia covers the tab, it could save a billion dollars on the roads. if the state handles financing and construction of the expansion to i-66 instead of the private sector, it will generate some $500 million of total revenue over four decades. the state will have to kick in money to the private sector. >> i can see people paying the toll. stephen: th

my favorite is called the embarkation of the pilgrims. paintings are depictions of the beginnings of america. one of them done by robert weir depicts the moment america began. a painting of a group of individuals on the deck of a ship huddled around an open bible praying as their ship is leaving from europe. that moment that was captured is this terrifying moment for them of not knowing where they are going but this reassuring reconnection to their something very important to us. we know god will be there. i would encourage you to reconnect with your faith. [applause]

every person we talked to said they knew somebody who you with planning to or who had previously embarkedangerous naval journey to escape the difficult conditions there in myanmar. the unhcr says at least 300 people were killed died according -- due to difficult conditions on that perilous maritime voyage in the beginning of 2015 and increasingly it appears that smugglers are turning away from over land routes to the naval route. they say the migrants suffer extortion nary rates at the hands of smugglers they're also subjected to human rights abuses by the smugglers, including rape. ivan watson, cnn, hong kong. >> thank you, ivan. secretary of state john kerry is headed to sochi, russia his first visit to the country since the start of the ukraine crisis. he'll meet with the russian president vladimir putin and the foreign minister sergei lavrov. iran syria, ukraine, will certainly be on to of the agenda agenda. still to come dire warnings that north korea is getting closer to a sub-based missile system that could have a global reach. time, there was a nice house that lived with a family.

. >> professor susan schick is about to embark on a fda funded study. >> i'm going to model puffing one-cigarette. what i'm blowing out is what the person is inhaling. >> this is a mass photometer. >> 400 -- >> we are now actually spiking. this thing won't read over 100 milligrams. so we shifted from micrograms to over 100 milligrams. it's a lot of particles. the reason i care about particles is that breathing particles causes cardiovascular disease. causes people to die from heart attacks, plain and simple. >> do you think that given that we now know that e-cigarette vapor contains these are metal particles? >> there are a lot of pros and cons. electronic cigarettes they haven't identified all 7,000 much those, significantly a lot fewer. in that aspect it's better than conventional cigarettes but i can't come out and say that using electronic cigarettes are carry because use -- credit safer because using these humectins, no one knows. it will collect and it can't be removed. >> do you think that they have this new science coming out and it's driving legislation. do you think it's too

i'm excited to bring to you today and talk about the pedestrian safety program that we've been embarking on with the help of supervisor yee. in the fall, the safety patrol crossing guard program -- in the fall of 2013, supervisor yee former school board president contacted my office to figure out how we could with some financial support, how we could reinvigorate and reengage our students in a crossing guard program. this was particularly timely because in the spring of the year before, i know we all remembered we did have two back to back student tragedies in which we had a junior from lincoln high school and a second grader fra it seems to mer man elementary tragically killed both by automobile ins the spring of 2013 so the call from supervisor yee to bring pedestrian safety to our schools could not have come at a more important time for us. fast track that to two months later in the spring of the same school year we were able to get the program up and running at come door sloat, we have the president here but upon meeting with supervisor yee and olivia scanlan, we talked all the proce

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there are fears about the wider eurozone, including inflation due to the european central bank , embarkinga one trillion euro stimulus. let's check in on the markets. investors in the u.s. are digesting data that showed production in the u.s. fell for a fifth month in a row, a troubling sign for the world's biggest economy. trading is a bit muted on the s&p 500 after it hit a record high yesterday. right now, all indices flat or just above the green line. where is the world's most expensive real estate? the french riviera. prices have skyrocketed enough to set a world record, so high one square meter is more than the french president's salary. >> luxurious gardens dotted with swimming pools hint at what lies beneath. under all that vegetation is an estate agent posturing. palatial villas extravagantly decorated not complete, of course without an indoor swimming pool. it may be beautiful, but rich foreign investors are behind a dramatic price hike. doubling and tripling the prices in five or six years. the prices have completely exploded. >> how much will one of these set you back? a 600-sq

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grshl is effecting our water and the generation of the electricity in the water what we're about to embark as a city is part of the solution lowering our requirements for green house gas production by creating green energy i pane it is not a slogan it is real if we can get the economy and the utilities out of the way the new technology and the software to control it this will help us with our water problem that will slow global warming and in the end in the long term will get us back to healthy water situation thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. ms. farmer. >> hello my name is adele i'm a long-term resident of san francisco also i'm a member of 360 sf and an affiliate of the association i have been i've been a resident of san francisco for over 40 years and i've been very excited to have the option of clean energy on my electric bill but my hair as turned gray i urge you to accelerate if at all possible the prelims of green power so for this year rather than next year the problem of climate change is - the sooner that city and counties cities in the united states convert to energy and s

reporter: adrian of a better life is what motivates a growing amount of people to embark on the dangerous journey to europe. john agreed to tell us more about the journey and his job as a people trafficker. john takes us out of the very road used to smuggle more than 100 people in tunisia. he's not afraid of the police since they to profit from his business. >> [indiscernible] reporter: how much do they normally ask for? >> sometimes 4000 per head. reporter: 500 euros is what the migrants page on so he can get them to libya. there, a colleague takes over. everyone who attempts to cross know the danger. barely half of them make it to europe. he says he has no qualms against his enterprise because he's forcing anyone to come along. >> [indiscernible] reporter: john says the chaos in libya means migrants have a better chance of making it into the country. it's good news for him because it means more customers in the coming months, even if he knows many of them will never make it. anchor: we want to take you had to tel aviv where tensions are running high after demonstrations and demonstrator

hill dwellers to many folks that watch carefully the community interest in the development along the embark dairy water front. i want to thank you sfr visor kim and crist crnson fwr the amendments that make it a spraunger proposal. i look back to 2010 [inaudible] asian neighborhood design [inaudible] north east water front community plan. a comprehensive neighborhoods planning process looking at height and open space and focusing on people and place, harmoniously ethnic and diverse water front and community activities as well. i think as affordable housing is brilt along broad way and embarka dareo and the gate way to china town and north beach it will enhance the socio economic water front. i want to also i think it kbrait project local to hotel and restaurant workers that wayed in support and community based organizations and leaders but thing it is a win win for the community in the spirit for the community planning that went forward 5 years ago in supervisor christensens district. i'm very pleased about the amendment jz proposal before us >> thank you supervisor mar. supervisor christen

more nurses wish or social workers and coordinators people people the phones than we had when we embarked on this 4 years ago we've made the investments we're not trying to drive up the cost but that has to be adhere quality but out of a lower costs that's our commitment we believe it is doable. >> i think you've done a very, very good job in outlining the scope of the metrics needed i guess my question i will leave this to the board and staff to figure out a way to be recorded on periodically throughout the year to mark whatever the process is so as we come to this discussion next year we'll know the results of the things you've described today dr. hill. >> if i might the economics dr. las vegas vin talked about the economics of running a business as brown tom nolan and hill the investments we've made the only way for a pay back is under the economic taeshths we've set while meeting the quality goals so if we need a pragmatic do we have skin in the game we have dramatic interests in achieving this goal along with maintaining the goals so the doctors can continue with the patient at least

we have this story from senegal, opting to embark on that journey. >> reporter: this boy worked here since he was 10, learning to be a mechanic without pay. the hours are long, and without work. in a few years hopefully he'll get a job for a small wage. like most 16-year-olds, he wants more from life. so does his family. his mother sold all their belongings to pay for a journey to italy. the visa to european countries cost $100. they are rarely given to africans. she paid $3,000 for smugglers to organise the trip. a spare t-shirt, jeans and the flip-flops he is wearing is all he'll carry, travelling thousands of kilometres through the desert and sea. his father gives abdu his final words of advice. "throw your passport into the sea. who you are doesn't matter in europe. you are there to work, have faith in god, we love you." >> no one send their son like this. we have nothing, not enough to eat, not enough work. abdu is what i have the most precious. he is our hope. >> reporter: so many have never come back. he knows they may never see him again. >> translation: put yourself in my pl

at as welp p but in general, a lot of cautions and warning that in fact, david cameron could be embarkingry risky strategy here. >> next up on this whistle stop tour is germany what sort of reception is he likely to get in berlin? >> i think in berlin, there could be more of a meeting of the minds. at least from the a financial point of view, the germans are very keep for the u. k. so stay in the european union, because if britain were to leave then germany would end up picking up basically the part of the unpaid bill, most of the part of the unpaid bill, and up until now the contribution that britain has been making so that would be costing germany a lot of money to make up the short fall. also if you look at the nature of the economy and the nature of legislation in britain and germany, there's more similarity than britain and in france, and in germany again, there's very much an emphasize on business, financial institutions, flexible job contracts whereas in france, there's more protectionism there's more social rights protection from workers. certain things that here in france people

lee and the scientific teachers that embarked on taking the multiple folks to the awe culturalism on the buses it was monumental for the operations and they did it effective and finally recognize the architecture foundation of san francisco that presented it's breakfast on may '78 and acknowledge the leadership of allen stan letter there were 15 of our students that were recognized and participated in their programs where they learn about architecture and then spend two days of the week at architecture firms that was a reflection of what we have brainstormed as the vision 2025 and using the city as a campus in participating with the architecture firms our students really benefited and in the architecture foundation design connection a women's sweep all 3 winners were from lowell hayes valley congratulations to those girls that designed the public safety listen related to the super bowl for the super bowl village next year other announcements. >> commissioner vice president haney. >> yeah. i have a quick one so i'm going to be joining the joyfully probation commission tomorrow not as

forward at the same time and take a reasonable share each of the responsibilities for rescuing and is embarking these people and assisting myanmar and lang la desh in resolving structural issues that are giving rise to the displacement. >> the u.n.h.c.r. that you worked for offered to give assistance to the migrants. what help are you prepared to give. will it make a difference on the ground though? >> well we certainly hope so we are very much on the ground receiving the migrants and refugees, when they are disembarked in indonesia, there are about 1800 who have come so far. 11,000 in malaysia nearly 400 in thailand. and the remainder from camps, which were abandoned by the smugglers. so we are providing direct assistance with our partners iom in response to the arrivals. we are also working intensively with the government in the region, and we have prepared with iom and uno d.c. a strategy which has - which is shared with governments in the region that we think will - really a bit of a blueprint for responding to the immediate situation and the longer term situation. i would point out that it

our enables' willingness to embark on a journey of reconciliation is as fantastic as any other. today we remember the remember the millions of victims of a uniquely terrible war of annihilation against other nations and people, against slovs and the european jews. the 8th of may was therefore a day of liberation for the entire continent. but it was not a day on which the jermaine apps liberated -- on which the germans liberated themselves. while we would not wish to forget the brave germans who mounted resistance to hitter, but those serving with the western allies and in the red army ended national socialist tyranny and suffered unimaginable losses. federal presidents, i am confident i am speaking on behalf of the entire chamber in thanking you and also the federal chancellor and the foreign minister for your visits and gestures and speeches which you have held over the past few days at cemeteries, at memorial sites and also at concentration camps. [applause] during the dying days of the war, the soviet troops in berlin focused their energies on seizing the buildings. but after

. >>> and britain prime minister's embarks on a whistle stop tour of england to sell his ideas on changinghe e.u. >>> hello, fifa boss sepp blatter is refusing to resign despite the growing crisis. he has told the opening of fifa's congress that he intends to restore trust in world football. the head of uefa says he asked blatter to step down because of the corruption scandal swirling around the game. blatter has held an emergency meeting of football chiefs a day after seven fifa officials were arrested on u.s. corruption charges. a vote on friday will decide if blatter gets a fifth turn at fifa's president. something uefa wants to stop. the majority of its members are expected to back blatter's only rival. but the russian president has defended blatter. criticizing the u.s. for medaling in fifa affairs. lawrence lee has this report from zurich. ♪ >> reporter: if you have been on the moon since tuesday night you have probably assumed the opening ceremony of fifa was nothing but happy. the governing body its president looking as relaxed as relaxed can be. but not even sepp blatter could adm

a salute to the college graduates embarking on the next chapter of life and some of the best pieces of advice the class of 2015 has received at ceremonies all over the nation. ♪ >> it is my responsibility as a commencement speaker to prepare you for what awaits you in the future. here it is. no one has any idea what's going to happen. >> if you haven't found a job or decided on a career path yet, don't freak out. but do from this day forward open yourself up to possibilities you might never have considered. >> life is a long, bumpy road. that makes for an exciting ride. choose a direction, and if the road turns, turn. >> do not be afraid to be disgruntled. find new ways to do the convention useful, and do not run from big and bowl challenges. >> find your north star. and that means choices. some are easy. some are hard. and some will make you question everything. >> even if you're nervous or unsure about what path to take in the years ahead, i want you to realize that you've got everything you need right now to succeed. you've got it. >> graduates, you made it. and you're [ bleep ]. th

at the susquehanna bank building singer john bone jov a offers graduates words of wisdom as they embarkn next phase of lives this at rutgers camden and he did it in a way only bon jovi can. ♪. >> nedless to say the song was given an honourary degree. >> every year it never gets old. students at southern regional high school in man hawken are putting thousands of small american flags into the ground. middle school rerz taking part too each of the 6,847 flags represent the shoulder u.s. sorld killedle in iraq and after began stan. >> still to come, change will impacts how often the controversial park tests are given in new jersey. plus we'll hear from the pennsylvania states trooper wounded in the ambush attack at his barracks. monica malpass shares what he members and how his recovery is going. >> and another policeman's heroism this time say the dog in danger of downing in flood waters. >> cecily. >> now that our rain move off sure. return of sunshine and dramatic temperature squingz for high rekd. i'll have new details in the accuweather forecast. >> and ducis rogers with the big bat o

business model of the networks that profit from moving human cargo by seizing vessels before they embark with migrants. last month 950 people are believed to have died when vessels trafficking them capsized off the coast of italy. it's not just military solutions that europe is seeking from the crisis. they're set to unveil a new migration agenda that will include quota refugees among the e.u.'s 28-member state. >> when it comes to this military operation how likely is it that the u.n. security council gives it the go ahead. >> as you know when we're talking about the u.n. security council there is always horse trading go on. and discussion going on and wildcards. the e.u. foreign minister was in beijing and she's hopeful of china support. there is a question mark over russia, of course, don't forget that the e.u. has economic sanctions on russia right now. so that is a definitely a potential wildcard. >> patricia sabga, thank you. as she mentioned a quota system to distribute the responsibility more fairly across the e.u. members. >> we'll hear more details about this contentious plan t

. >> tell us what is going through your mind right now as you are about to embark on a whole new careerexciting. i'm a little nervous about it. but i also am the kind of girl that likes a bit of a challenge. i'm really happy. i feel like it's an honor. a lot of people know me from being a housewife. they know me from the reality world. they don't really know me though. they have a different idea as to who i am because they've seen me on the housewives show. they don't know my level of professionalism. they don't know my real at any time. they just know me as a girl on a reality show that is, you know, hold on, wait a minute. >> right, right. >> but they don't really know who i am. >> so who are you? >> i'm a strong black woman. i'm very educated and very professional. when i go to work, i go to work 100% professional. i don't come to work to argue. you can ask anybody at the cinderella family or at "glee" or "dancing with the stars," any of those places. >> you're professional. >> yeah. >> hands down you are successful as an author, a producer, successful as a fashion designer, successf

embark dairy was blighted with a horfic freway and now the water front is gorgeous and market street to me is an anig mu. it is beautiful on the ends and hideous on the idamal. if you were a tourist and saw this boulevard you think it is world class like the nog [inaudible] i don't want a be a preegz or londoner and want the city to be world class. from third street to the the castroit isn't too pretty. it needs improvement. another liquor store is not a step in the right direction. i live up on bush and mason but my neighbors to the south are not fortunate to not have liquor stores in the neighborhood. they are all over the place. i have children in my building and they don't have problem being out on bush street on their own. firth rb down you wouldn't let your kids be unsupervisors and it is emblematic of liquor stores. one more liquor store won't help anything >> thank you. next speaker >> good afternoon. appreciate the opportunity to talk to you. my name is nob nab at flat ion wines in new york and plan to move here as owner and operator of flat iron wine san francisco. i'm movi

them in an area, that is already set up for testimony parking, hotel so people can walk to the embarkation, as opposed to city street or have to make their own way down to the marine area it would be in everybody's interest to maintain that relationship. if you look at where they're considering their one choice would be fort mason going to the east end of alcatraz, skaefty concerns alone, would force us to truncate or eliminate our activities i thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker is jddurst of the dolphin and swimming club >> commissioner, i think we would all love to see some type of resolution, favorable with peer 31-and-a-half. as bill pointed out, we have been operating for 130 year-140 years we have boats as old as 1880 we have a fleet of well over 18 historic boats on the bay. we have 250 boats using every day. boats go out every day, a particular note with the way our boat traffic comes close to fort mason is during the time of the third nesting season march 13th-july 31st on alcatraz island we have a 30 foot avoidance zone for the bird act we're going up to the -- i

lady michelle obama called upon the past to inspire new graduates at tuskegee university as they embarkeir futures. >> you might think about all of the history, all of the heroes ha came before you and you might also feel a little pressure. you know. pressure to live up to the legacy of those who came before you. pressure to meet the expectations of others. >> she encouraged them to chart their own course. and make their mark in the world. this is one. three graduation ceremonies that the first lady is speaking. >>> tornadoes, large hail, and violent winds are all being reported across a wide area of the central united states. this tornado touched down in frisco, texas. at least one person was killed in the storm. this tornado is one of two that touched down in north texas. tornado watches are in effect in portions of six states, including colorado, kansas, and nebraska. check out la is happening in colorado -- what is happening in colorado springs. so much hail, it looks like snow. the state is also getting battered with high winds. heavy rain. and lightning. >>> and tonight, tropical