children through our collaborative network and community - last thing we've supported my program fetters at the her responses head park for bayview providers and other events. given the except the program efforts we believe they will be in the best positional to expand on the existing program at herself iron head park and working with local youth dproupdz and a schools. b magic is making efforts - looking forward to support and participating open the advisors committee and utilizes our expertise to connect with the cfos. and outreach for the community and we're both in support of the bay institute city college program >> (calling names) >> commissioners and staff my name is john i'm the president and ceo of the aquarium foundation. i'm here on behalf of the bay senior senior staff applying to this proposal has unanimous support from the entire board of directors. it's an important program we want to inspire the watershed and have been doing that for over thirty years we've been honored to run the eco center. i know the watershed is a nature waterfront. 87 percent of californians don't kn

particularly in the mission in the south east, sector of the city, and really being devastated by this on fettered development and over time that a piece of land is sold to a developer, the balance changes in our city. and there are 100 plus, units under way at 22nd and mission, 160 units now being proposed for 16th and mission, there is a property at 19th and valencia where apartments are selling for $1.6 to $2.3 million dollars that is affordable if you make $275,000 a year, i am not sure that is not what you are serving in the schools. and we applaud the unified school district for sitting down with the mayor's office of housing and community development and getting into the negotiation and considering how this should best benefit both parties. while the community activists and the policy trying to figure out the other ways of addressing the affordable housing crisis in the city. and really, we have to take advantage of the easy opportunities which are public resources and insure that they are used for public benefits. and so, i, encourage you to proceed with this item, tonight. and we look for

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i think a judge will get involved to give a-rod time to fetter this out.ball agreed to do the piece. they a degreed to put this witness that they're protecting security and all these other fees for out in front. does that complicate things now? the players union is coming out and saying this is bogus that major league baseball did this and the case against a-rod looks like this. >> i watched that "60 minutes" segment and i had to take a shower after that because i was so disgusted. all that is going to occur in the future the next time the players union and owners try to agree on a deal. for a-rod, he's bottom of the ninth, two out and down by a thousand runs. they agreed to go to the collective bargaining and now, you still have to get past the first hurdle proving a manifest injustice and i don't think they'll be able to show that and i don't think the federal courts are going to touch what has already occurred with the arbitration. jenna: it's a highly publicized case. the papers are on their way to federal court. we'll see when it is filed. good to see

then to think about the technology and the changes fetter possible we had a whole day of hearing in cincinnatiooking at the voting machines that are possible so the condition when dash commission endorses that to facilitate the loading as long as you have a paper trail the reason you cannot go on the same type of technology that we use for everything else. we are pushing in that direction in ways that we did not expect faugh slovak one of the things that is very exciting that experts with accessibility, a computer experts have been working on is shifting where the ballot is passed or marked. for instance you can download a ballot on to any smart phone device said it has your selections you go into the polling place you care and skin is a tip shows you have selected so you verify and you can cast the ballot by printing it which cuts down the amount of time people spend in the polling place. this type of technology can be used by military overseas, at home by those who have their own software on their smart devices and across the board would shift some of the 14 but not the actual casting and co