. >> hi, eric brooks again with san francisco green party and local grass roots organization our city. bruce and i are both also members of the public net coalition which helped avoid the earth link google did he debacle with the help of lafco avoiding that potential monopoly problem that wouldn't have been good for service. i just want to expand on the last point bruce made, which is that we don't want to low ball this because it could impact electricity service and community choice segregation. a lot of this could be (inaudible) so this could affect the ability to lay conduit for those type of things and then what i would ask the commissioners to do is look not at kansas city , which was privatized and clearly nonsense, look at chattanooga, look at the gig, look that up. chattanooga is getting a gigabyte or higher speeds to customers in their city for very low prices because they created a city-wide public owned, city owned broad band network over the entire city. so what mr. wolf was talking about was that we need what we need people like jason to do and studies like this to do is

. >> yeah, i just wanted to add i'd like the studies that eric brooks and bruce wolf referenced, if you could make sure that we have access to them. and i'm supportive of moving forward with the scope as you have outlined as a first step and i really appreciate commissioners lindo and crews participation in this. >> thank you. so is there a motion to move this item forward with positive recommendation? okay, by miss crews. commissioner crews. >> madam chair, there's no action on this item. >> it says for clarity of discussion and possible action so i want to, i think that it's appropriate for us to take action to agree to allow mr. fried to work on developing this and implementing the existing timeline proposed. so that's the motion on the floor. okay, that motion is moved by commissioner crews without objection. the motion passes and we move forward with the development of the plan. thank you. okay, madam -- do i need a second without objection? >> no, you needed a second for that motion. >> okay, thank you. i didn't realize that, sorry. >> second. >> okay, seconded by commissioner mar

>> good afternoon supervisors, eric brooks representing san francisco green party, the local grass organizations of our city and also the coalition called san francisco clean energy advocates which includes our city green party local sf and neighborhood council. just to reiterate the important chorus that you just heard from which is the

. >> good afternoon, commissioners, eric brooks representing san francisco green party and the local grass roots organization, our city. so just i'll keep it to the internex report for the most part. i did read the executive summary last night and it looks like, just based on reading that summary, there are some really exciting thing about reading the report, there are some things that raise questions. what's really exciting is that the report really nails down what the previous report started to say, which was that this program can be handled in house by the san francisco public utilities commission with regard to purchasing energy and running the program and even conceivably doing customer service. makes clear that the sf puc cannot only serve that role but can make its own income from this so it can be beneficial to the sf public utilities commission 's budget. another thing that's nailed down really well in the report it shows a lot of actual projects can be built and it shows what advocates and consultants have been saying for almost a decade now, which is we can get a thousand

eric brooks was helpful and the concerns echo by dr. thomson and ms. harrison we have work to do with the existing buildings so we will continue our discussion colleagues thank you for your support on the amendment i'd like to make a motion. >> we've done that to the phone number with with a positive recommendation. >> so moved. >> we'll take that to forward this to the full board with a positive recommendation we'll take that without objection. madam clerk call items four and five together. >> item 4 is an ordinance 134i9 the puc's core the infrastructure and innovation projects and the hearing the fiber network. >> president chiu u president chiu has joined us as the lead author of item 4 and president chiu called for the hearing president chiu. >> thank you, colleagues. i appreciate you hearing those two items and it's good to be here in land use without talking about short-term rentals i offered this to help build out our fiberoptic to limit the impacts on the residents and neighborhoods and traffic what is a fiberoptic in effect the backbone of th

>> good afternoon supervisors, eric brooks representing san francisco green party, the local grass organizations of our city and also the coalition called san francisco clean energy advocates which includes our city green party local sf and neighborhood council. just to reiterate the important chorus that you just heard from which is the commissioner moran's reappointment is very important. those of you that were here many years ago might remember that when i ca up on this appointment the very first time i had some deep concerns based on the fact that the previous mayor had made appointments that were not conducive to cleanpowersf at all and we were worried that this next appointment would not be either. and as the most concerned opponent of that appointment back then, i can say that now my concerns are completely resolved as commissioner moran stated, he has been in clear and clear support of clean power and that's what i found commissioner moran's mo to be on all policy and don't always agree with every policy but on cleanpowersf he's been excellent. for clean energy advocates, every appointee

. >> but good afternoon eric brooks representing san francisco local grassroots organization in our city also open the san francisco bay sierra club water committee i want to say i kind of want to reiterate what you lead with supervisor wiener at the beginning of this that et al those departments are doing cool city to make things better there are aorta cities like los angeles that are rocketing way ahead unof us on kr50i8gd water and san diego might going for portable use we know the climate crisis is going to make water a big deal we need to make the capital investment and 3w4r0i68dz to change it one good example this is something not done that needs to be tested a furg i got the enterprise to study compost in toilets you think this is a worthwhile or inner thing the new ones are very useful and to give you an example of how much water if we switched every toilet in the city to a non-flush or n indoor compost toilet saved 5 billion gallons of water a year this is totally making unnecessary the one thing that the puc had on their list of options we oppose that is putting diesel nation o

brooks orp sends the puck behind net and check out the passing here. eric sayre through traffic ra. a beautiful goal by chimera. his first of the season. the caps up 1-0. bad news coming in the third period. brooks be takes a hard hit from shawn thornton. like he would head to the locker room and did not return with an upper body injury. this game did go to a shoot-out. josi jokinen for the panthers gets shutout here by justin peters, hi first start for the caps. fans loving it. it's all up to the great eight. if he scores, the caps win. obie does just that. capitals take it 2-1 over the panther the capitals now have a three-game road trip next up it, edmonton on wednesday night. let's move on now to college football. some good things happening in colle park for the terps. maryland didn't look like they woult up much of a fight. but give the terps a lot of credit for not backing down against the hawkeyes. it was a full house for homecoming. terps trying to treat everyone to another big ten win. first quarter, iowa jumped out to a 14-0 lead. ja quill have a, nice spin move here. nothg

brooke. thanks for having me. >> eric frein may have allowed himself to be seen as apparently he has a few times before he's been spotted. what is this most recent account? what does it sound like to you? might it be a sign of desperation? is he getting careless? >> he supposedly planned this for two years. you obviously have a heads-up. he's also in his own backyard unlike people that are looking for him. he has advantages and being highly motivated because he'll either be shot or arrested when they find him. with that motivation, with that knowledge and background of terrain and that much advanced planning, we didn't do that for the iraq war so he definitely has an advantage. we'll see what happens after this. >> so this is his home turf. he knows it. still, it's getting cold. how is he surviving the nights in the poconos and what is he eating? >> i would say since he's had advance preparation, he's eating food he stashed or stored or has stolen or is stealing. he's prepared. he has stashes out there of food, gear, sleeping bags, whatever he needs. if you have two years and hung out with me, w

brooke baldwin. soon after the nation learned a dallas nurse who treated ebola patient thomas eric duncan contractedhe deadly virus, questions were swirling and fingers being pointed, how could this happen? were the correct safety protocols followed? initially the cdc seemed to suggest duncan's nurse could be to blame. many nurses taking issue with that blasting the cdc. they say nurses are being blamed and you know what? it's not their fault. nurses say they are not being properly trained. joining me now marla weston, ceo of the american nurses association. marla, welcome to you. thank you for all that you do. >> thank you, brooke. >> all right. so i have to get quickly to your response here. we've heard from now yesterday and then sort of cleaning up of comments today, dr. tom frieden, cdc director saying he feels awful if he sounded like he was blaming that young nurse in dallas. what do you make of his comments today? >> well, the reality is we have nurses and lots of other healthcare workers stepping up to take care of people with ebola. we know that it's a high-risk situation, and we know that

brooke baldwin. we're just getting into us a statement from the partner of eric duncan.er of his child. this is from louise troh. this morning we received word that eric passed away. his suffering is over. my family is in deep sadness and grief but we leave him in the hands of god. our deepest sympathies go out to his father and family in liberia and here in america. eric was a wonderful man who showed compassion toward all. i want to thank the dallas community, the church, and the liberian community as well for all of the love and support they have shown me during this ordeal. without their help i can't imagine how we could have endured. i trust a thorough examination will take place regarding all aspects of his care and i am now dealing with sorrow and anger that his son was not able to see him before he died. this will take some time but in the end i believe in a merciful god. i hope you keep my family in your prayers. this has dramatically changed our lives and we'll be grieving for a long time. may eric rest in peace. the latest from louise troh. the partner of the

eric: keep our guard up. make sure it doesn't happen here. peter brookes, thank you very much. >> thank you.hannon: more trouble for michael phelps. we're learning new details how the gold medalist was spending time in hours leading up to the latest run-in with police. eric: there are new details to tell you about michael phelps second dui arrest of the first time was back in 2004. now the olympic athlete was busted in baltimore early yesterday morning after a night of gambling. julie banderas joins us live with the fox 411. hey, julie. >> bad boy. michael phelps not winning any medals from maryland police. the olympic swimmer just wrapped up eight-hour night of gambling at baltimore aquino. the cops awarded him a dui he said in private d gambling room, drinking beer, playing blackjack for hours. he left the casino and 40 minutes later he was pulled a few miles over from the casino. he was speeding at4 miles an hour in a 45 mile-an-hour zone and seen crossing double lane lines. one of maryland transportation authority police officer pulled him over and perform ad series of field sobriety tes

eric: trapped as it seems to be on the verge of a victory. peter brooks, thank you so much.annon: now believed to be the first person to contract ebola outside of west africa be at it increased to block flights from those countries where it has killed 3000 people, president obama says the government will increase screenings of passengers coming into the u.s. from west africa. hi, jonathan. >> this is indeed the first known case of a person acquiring ebola out of africa. involved in the treatment of two preece who became infected while administering the patients in west africa and were brought back to spain for treatment. both eventually died. one received the spear mental drug, the other did not because the worldwide supply of that drug had run out. the take a long time to produce and before this outbreak, the numbers affected by this awful disease were relatively small and therefore hard to attract the same research and develop mid-funding you would see for the treatment of diseases that affect millions such as aids. although the jury is out on the effectiveness, there is a

eric swalwell dice que estan listos.. el fue quien convoco a esta reunion para determinar como el estado puede apoyarlos... estuvo tambien presente john brooks centro de prevencion y control de enfermedades...quie n respondio preguntas como por ejemplo como desechar apropiadamente el material que se utiliza con un paciente infectado de ebola o como quitarse los trajes protectores de manera segura... la respuesta fue por medio de mucha practica... por eso representantes de las enfermeras externaron que necesitan urgentemente mas entrenamiento.. sot en el hospital general marin de greenbrae tuvieron ya su primera prueba de fuego... fueron notificados de que llegaria a sus instalaciones un individuo con sintomas similares a los del ebola...y que aparentemente habria viajado al oeste de africa... inmediatamente fue aislado en una habitacion de cuidados intensivos... y su personal siguio el protocolo que el cdc establecio para lidiar con padecimientos contagiosos... sin embargo no tardaron mucho en determinar que esa persona no representaba un riesgo de infeccin pues nunca viajo a esa region del mundo... quien lo canalizo al nosocomio cometio un

eric frein. the on going manhunt always paralyzed the area near canadensis. some business owners say the search will hurt tourism. officials say all hotels are hope and very few are cancerring reservations. >>> canadian based brook field holdings is betting it can turn around the revel in atlantic city. there are concerns this morning about the would be buyers financial situation, brook field owns the hard rocca seen in las vegas and that missed an interest payment due back in august. brook field said that will not affect its ability to buy the revel. stocks took a nose dive on wednesday following the first case of ebola in the u.s. futures are mixed. >> reporter: ebola concerns would impact the price of chocolate. 70% of the world's supply comes from what is considered the hot zone. >> wilt the stilt is now wilt the stamp. the stamps are extra tall, one shows the hall of famer in a philadelphia warrior's uniform, the other in a laker's jersey. the stamp will be dedicated at a sixers game december 5. >>> an ohio woman is suing a sperm bank she claims she was inseminated with the wrong donor's sample. >>> tweets about a ferguson grand jury spark a probe. >> reporter: we're dry, we have couple of showers off the c

covering that first case of ebola thomas eric duncan who passed away this morning and now this second possible case. what do we know, elizabeth? >> reporter: all right, brooke the dispatch folks in the city of fris cogot a call from care now that someone had come in having the signs and symptoms of ebola and claims to have had contact with as they put it it patient zero. we are sort of assuming that that means duncan although they didn't make that clear and so this person has been transported by firefighter/paramedics. a couple of notes i want to make note here just because they had contact with patient zero does not necessarily mean they did or something might have gotten lost in translation. also the early signs and symptoms of ebola are so common that you and i have probably had them at some point. you might feel feverish, you're achy, you might have a headache and your stomach hurts and the signs are so common that part of what's problematic with this disease is you don't always know what you're looking at. >> this is early reporting and we'll stay on it and make phone calls and just exhibiting signs and symptoms as you point out. it could be anything a

brooke baldwin. thank you for being with me. this young woman, this nurse in dallas, texas, has contracted the ebola virus from her patient, thomas eric duncan. this marks the first known transmission of ebola on u.s. soil. he was the patient who died last week. a short time ago cdc director dr. tom frieden said they are reexamining protocols for handling these ebola patients but added they still don't know the specific source that led to this nurse getting ebola. a cdc says the nurse is clinically stable and happening right now, president obama is meeting with senior members of his administration to discuss this dallas ebola case now and review the national preparations being made. let me bring in our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen at that hospital in dallas. what we do of 40 or some people in contact with that patient who died last week, none is showing any kind of symptoms of this virus, which is wonderful news. are they still being monitored? >> they are monitored until 21 days after the last contact with mr. duncan which means that they are being followed sort of as a group until october 19th. but the fact is that t

brooke baldwin. pennsylvania schools were actually closed today because people who live in the nearby pocono hills say they spotted this alleged cop killer ericrein over the weekend. >> he had actually turned toward me. and that's where you could see the mud on his face, the height he was, based off the truck he was standing next to. >> he had a gun? >> oh, yeah, you could tell it was a gun. >> rifle? >> rifle. with a scope attached to it. as soon as i saw the gun is when i turned around. i started running. i started screami ingscreaming, got a gun. >> authorities have been searching for frein for more than a month now. the 31-year-old survivalist is wanted for the ambush of two state troopers on september 12th. one he killed, one was injured. tracker, survivalist instructor is joining me here now. you know all about surviving. you say, let's begin with the police making mistakes. what mistakes are they making? >> well, you know, it's not their fault. you have about 1,000 men going into an area they've never been before. walking to the woods, some of these guys at night. and there's no -- there's no relationship there. >> this is home field a

brooke baldwin starts right now. >> wolf, thank you so much. great to see all of you on this monday afternoon. less than a week after liberian ebola patient thomas ericat hospital, one of the nurses that treated him is infected with this deadly virus. this nurse works at texas health presbyterian. her case is the first known transmission in the u.s. hospital officials say she had a number of contacts with duncan and that she followed all of the proper protocols. the cdc, however, is not so certain. it believes there was some kind of breach although it cannot pinpoint that. that was the phraseology from that news conference ye

brooke baldwin. now we have the worst fears confirmed inside the dallas, texas, hospital, this morning just after 7:00 a.m., liberian national thomas ericews about the 42 year old came a little later this morning. he was the first person to be diagnosed in the united states having traveled here from liberia reportedly after contact with an infected pregnant woman. after falling illinois, duncan went to texas health presbyterian where his condition then deteriorated. the texas department of health issued this statement. "the past week has been an enormous test

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