plate when you don't have room above our foundation to drill from the top. >> so, now we have our foundationte and the tightened screw a couple of ways to take care of a foundation what's the best. >> the best one depends on what your house is like and our contractors experience they're sometimes considered the cadillac anchor and triplely instead of not witting for the e post-office box this is essentially to use when you don't have the overhead for the foundation it really depends on the contractor and engineering what they prefer. >> talking to a qualified professional and see what >> a way of life in san francisco. when the next major quake hits, the city hopes a new law requiring seismic upgrades to five story buildings will help keep more residents safe and sound. tell me a little about the soft story program. what is it? >> it's a program the mayor signed into law about a year and a half ago and the whole idea behind it was to help homeowners strengthen buildings so that they would not collapse. >> did you the soft story program apply to all buildings or building that were built in a

plate when you don't have room above our foundation to drill from the top. >> so, now we have our foundation plate and the tightened screw a couple of ways to take care of a foundation what's the best. >> the best one depends on what your house is like and our contractors experience they're sometimes considered the cadillac anchor and triplely instead of not witting for the e post-office box this is essentially to use when you don't have the overhead for the foundation it really depends on the contractor and engineering what they prefer. >> talking to a qualified professional and see what brine is in the pro -- o bryan works on oceanside projects. we understand the infrastructure is old and there is new technology to incorporate. bryan's role is to manage the capital projects to update infrastructure and to make things more efficient. >> bryan is a unique project manager. he brings technical experience but only that but he is a great mentor to young project managers in my group. >> mentors is a lot about compatibility too. he showed me his process and how he organized things and managed proj

plate when you don't have room above our foundation to drill from the top. >> so, now we have our foundationlate and the tightened screw a couple of ways to take care of a foundation what's the best. >> the best one depends on what your house is like and our contractors experience they're sometimes considered the cadillac anchor and triplely instead of not witting for the e post-office box this is essentially to use when you don't have the overhead for the foundation it really depends on the contractor and engineering what they prefer. >> talking to a qualified professional and see what >> item number one roll call. (roll call). >> item number 2. general public comment. members of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes on any matter within the commission's jurisdiction and does not appear on the agenda. speakers shall address remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department personnel. commissioners are not to enter into debate or discussion with the speaker. lack every response does not necessarily constitute agreement with or supp

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the nixonommend foundation. years,last couple of there has been so much attention paid to the contribution of this extraordinary woman. not only the impact that she had , themen and women's rights fact that she is the first lady given the title. as a global diplomat, no one comes close. remarkable achievements that she had to afghanistan, the middle east, all over. we had difficult time getting coverage. toreally had to beg people come on our trips. note is itr thing to is not that she had never been in frightening situations. nixon, when hent was vice president, had gone to south america and were in the middle of a riot that was so close. they were not told how close had were to death, so she close calls before this and she was going. she was undeterred. >> we have a question over here and there is a microphone coming from behind you. this is television. >> it is interesting to me. i would like to hear from each one of your panels telling me exactly because she was quoted as saying -- she gave up everything tha

after concluding a historic tenure as attorney general, he joined the heritage foundation. over his 30 years at heritage he helped to create the legal and judicial studies department which is now named in his honor. we are talking about judges. erika check been very helpful with us also as you know. and i just had on that does a little while ago another six and we will soon be up to 182 federal judges and two supreme court justices. twothat is not including supreme court justices. a number that a few people have been even able to come close to. we appreciate your work. he has advocated for effective overnforcement against criminalization and is always in defense of the constitution and the system of government defined -- designed by our founders. fighter foryal freedom. a champion of law and order. a faithful defender of our republic. you are an inspiration to liberty loving citizens everywhere. you're just an inspiration period. everyone that knows you uses that word -- inspiration. on behalf of the grateful nation that i love and that we serve, i want to thank you and i w

david: is that part of your foundation or are you doing this outside your foundation?ill: the part where you mitigate and help poor countries with better seeds and policies partly through development aid is through the foundation. that mitigation part. the part where you invent new ways of making fuels, electricity, cement, steel, that is done directly by me with a lot of investments, including mentioned, a venture that i assembled a group of 22 people to put money into companies that are trying to commercialize the breakthroughs. david: that is a fund of $1 billion. you put in $150 million. -- $250 million. can $1 billion make that much of a difference? bill: $1 billion, it has been catalytic. so far, they have 20 investments. late next year, we will probably raise another $1 billion to $1.5 billion. this is all about innovation. if you said you have to make steel with no emissions that will cost you four times what steel does today. your electric bill would double if we take the technology we have today. yes, supporting those companies and drawing other investors in.

david: because that's part of your foundation or are you doing this outside of your foundation? bill: ok. the part where you mitigate and you help the poor countries with better seeds and better policies, partly through development aid, that is through the foundation, that mitigation part. the part where you invent new ways of making fuels, electricity, cement, that is done directly by me with a lot of investments, including the funds that you mentioned, this so-called breakthrough energy ventures is a fund that i assembled a group of 22 people to put money into companies that are trying to commercialize the breakthroughs. david: but that's a fund of $1 billion. bill: right. david: you put you-in-$200 million. can $1 billion make that much of a difference? bill: $1 billion, it's actually been very catalytic. they have 20 investments. late next year, we'll probably raise another $12 billion to $1.5 billion. this is all about innovation. so if you have to make steel with no emission, that steel would cost you four times what steel does today. your electric bill would more than dou

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this experience has led me announce the formation of a new foundation, the nfip, national foundation for infantile paralysis. it ensures that every responsible research agency in this country will be financed to carry on investigations into the cause of polio and the methods by which it may be prevented. >> in 1933, a public relations pioneer suggested a nationwide party be held in honor of the president's birthday to raise funds for combating this new epidemic. >> if my birthday may be of any help. >> the party was on. letters were sent to newspaper publishers across the country asking them to find a leader who would be honored to be appointed director of birthday tpwhall your city. select a ballroom. and manage the expenses soon as that from the seafl each ticket the national committee will receive $1 for the funds. for small towns it was rejected. >> for large cities, union halls for the working class. >> and black tie banquet for the financial elites. >> for all of them, the slogan -- we dance to so that others may walk. on the president's birthday, over parties were staged. 6000

create the foundation's legal and judicial studies department. which is named in his honor and we are talking judges and i will say heritage has been helpful with us as you know and i just had on that desk a little while ago another six and very soon 182 federal judges and two supreme court judges. that is not including two supreme court -- we really have that. it is a number few people could come close to. we appreciate all the work you have done. edwin meese has advocated effective law enforcement against over criminalization and always in defense of the constitution and system of government designed by our founders. you are loyal fighter for freedom, champion of law and order, mentor to young americans and faithful defender of our republic. you are an inspiration to liberty loving citizens everywhere. you are an inspiration period. everybody that knows you use of that word. you are an inspiration. on behalf of the grateful nation that i love and that we serve i want to thank you for your incredible lifetime of exceptional service and of devoti

strengthen learning foundations in arts, math, science and technology. enable teachers to innovate and provide engaging collaborative and inspiring instruction for all students. second, invest in safe, inclusive, caring communities. support community schools with more access to caring adults like counselors, nurses and social workers. it's so critical to engage our parents in their child's education experience. we must also increase before and after school programming and give students the opportunity to continue learning in the before and after hours. lastly, develop a youth mentoring program that ensures career exploration and service learning. and third and last, building pathways to excellence. expanding language learning opportunities and access to all students in san francisco public schools. ensure that all our students graduate with life skills and job readiness to prepare them for the future. prepare every student to have access and to thrive in higher education. i believe in 100% of our students must have access to higher education. in closing,

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the foundation has a problem here. we don't understand why you're giving us a bill for another 100,000, so it got to 200,000. we don't make that much money on these homes, nor does the contractor. the contractor says i'm going to have to turn it to my insurance, and that's what we did. we tried to take care of it. mr. duffy was there, i was in the office. the lady was there. they seemed very reasonable, but then, i don't know. i don't know where it went. we wanted to take care of this issue. we're not running away from anything. we do a lot of projects in the city. >> clerk: thank you. >> commissioner honda: thank you. >> clerk: do you mind filling out a speaker card just so i get the spelling of your name correct for the minutes? mr. duffy, anything further? >> commissioners, joe duffy, d.b.i. just to follow up again on the 846 42 avenue property owner. if he's noticing further damage, he should contact his engineer immediately. part of the notice that was issued by d.b.i., after the friendly notice of violation, we c

there is 22 feet of -- all the foundations are done.all the excavation is done. 22 feet left of shore. this permit is to complete because he was concerned and we haven't even touched the second half, so that 22 feet where it is adjacent to his property, we haven't worked there yet. >> commissioner honda: the question i have, is there work that you are doing that would cause settlement or cracking in his property? >> those cracks, if you looked at his property and you can see that the report says that all those note that those cracks were exist. his property is very old. it's never been fixed. and it is crumbling. >> commissioner honda: ma'am, sorry, excuse me. ma'am. so do you -- your brief was pretty basic. do you have any photos or illustrations indicating that potentially your work did not cause the damage in his property? >> his own report says theres no substantial damage and the cracks are existing. his own engineer's report states that. >> commissioner honda: thank you. >> thank you. mr. sanchez? okay. mr. duffy? >> this is inter

von hess foundation. good evening, all, and welcome to the american revolution, in america's founding never hood -- neighborhood. we are two blocks from independence hall. you are in the headquarters of of american revolution, some the oldest founding era

well this is too much the ministry of justice has just included the anti corruption foundation on its list of foreign agents the anti corruption foundation has never received a cent of foreign funding the anti corruption foundation is funded entirely by you the citizens of russia the justice ministry actions are legal and would clearly by putin. so what we're reading for now is any sort of reaction from the just a part justice department to these heavy accusations don't quarter say across the latest for us thank you. u.s. senate intelligence committee has published a new report on alleged russian interference in the 2016 presidential election the documents authors claim the st petersburg based internet research agency attempted to use social media to swing the vote in dollar terms favor and more broadly to sow distrust in american democracy. the committee found that internet research agency sought to influence the trying to 16 u.s. presidential election by harman hillary clinton's chances of success and supporting donald trump at the direction of the kremlin. of or no evidence is prov

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the san francisco aids foundation and our c.e.o. look forward to partnering with the city to realize the vision of the task force recommendations. i believe when we accept drug users without stigma, and in a state -- and in all states of health, mental health, and substance use and misuse, we have nothing to gain but vast improvements in serving all residents with substance use concerns to improve health and functioning. low barrier services like those recommended today offer particular improvements for community members not ready for more intensive or traditional treatment options for easy access service options, support, drop-in centers, case management , more accessible substance treatment and supportive policy on all levels of healthcare delivery. thank you and please join with us to support the recommendations put forth today. [applause] >> chair peskin: -- >> thank you. and another great partner in this effort he will say a few words is what andrews with p.r.c. [applause] >> it is wonderful to be here. i am just looking down t

>> are you doing this outside your foundation?ill: the part where you mitigate and help the poor countries with better policies, partly through development aid, that is to the foundation. the part where you invent new electricityng fuel, mehat is done directly by with a lot of investments, including the fund you mentioned. it is a fund that i assembled a group of 22 people to put money into companies that are trying to commercialize the breakthroughs. david: that is a fund of $1 billion. you in 250 million dollars. -- you put into hundred $50 million. we will probably raise another 1.5 billion. this is all about innovation. withu have to make steel no emotions, it would cost you four times -- with no emissions, it would cost you four times than it does today. supporting those investors, investinggh energy -- did not go very well in the first round. it looked like the field did -- because being able to bring in a depth of understanding to these things, not only have they been able to invest, the first billion will be fully committe

cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundation; and the farvue foundation.l we at bioneers have worked long and hard to cover many of the critically important issues of our time as possisible, and to be as inclusive of as many of the groups working for justice, peace, and a healthy planet as we can. we ve always included presenters from a wide range of backgrounds, working in a broad spectrum of domains. indigenous voices have been central to bioneers since we started, and early on we saw the critical importance of the environmental justice movement and sought to highlight leaders whose message was that social justice,

we'll be fighting over it with progress foundations. but what happens next? the staffing issue is the other one. we mentioned about the he high turn-over, vicarious trauma, the low cost of living in sanfrancisco. when we last looked at it, 90% of staff in our agency lives outside of the city. and it's really difficult to address that. when it is, our direct services is paying $21, which is $6 above minimum wage but it's not enough. that's a $45,000 a year job and it doesn't compute at this point in time. so it is something we are running into, is the staffing issue. and i think the other part that's related to the staffing issue and it goes in with the whole drug medical, is when we opted in for the drug medical, we are changing our assessment systems. you're familiar with the american sit o society of addicn medicine? previously we're using different assessment tools to establish medical necessity. drug medical says you're using this asam theory and model and this requires training of how to redo this and rethink an assessment. part of this process is an aut

the foundation says in a statement that the foundation flight team is fully cooperating with officials to determine the cause of the crash of the b-17 flying fortress and will comment further when details become known. christine, dave. >>> and to the weather now. record high temperatures on the east coast will give way to cooler temperatures in the northeast. the one day plunge of up to 30 degrees in some places but the southeast will keep baking. here is derek van dam. >> good morning dave and christine. i know yesterday was sweltering in the big apple. 93 degrees. that was your first 90 degree day in the month of october since 1941. but you are going to love this weatherman and you will love this weather forecast because big changes taking place today. we're talking about over a 35 degree temperature difference from yesterday's high compared to today. bring on the pumpkin spice latity, right? 60 degrees in the afternoon? that is incredible, right? across the southeast we still have the potential for oppressive heat, 50 plus record highs potentially being set today. just look at these

the foundation also partners with the marine corps university foundation to host this event. and lieutenant general richard mills who is the president and ceo of the marine corps university foundation. general mills enjoyed a 40 year career at the marine corps and led marines all around the globe bosnia, somalia, iraq and afghanistan. he was also the priest enter marine corps to beat nato forces in combat. so to get this started we would like to ask all of you to join me in welcome general mills to the heritage foundation. [applause] >> thank you good morning. indeed i'm the chief executive officer of the ring core foundation. on behalf of the foundation is my privilege to welcome everyone to the shoes lecture. the foundation motto is educating 21st century leaders and war fighters in the mission is to enhance and enrich military education and leadership development to active-duty marines both officers and enlisted at the university campus on board and throughout the marine corps. in addition to lectures such as the mckinley lecture we have ten chairs at the university and we

stabilized with their foundation in mind. >>but that's a great question it absolutely needs to be part of the home inspection process. so that's a good question to ask the inspector are they versed in this moving know what to look for and is that homes that are you know sufficiently earthquake >>talk about bolting the house or your home to the foundation. what happens if you live in a condo. >>sure well you know this is going to be up to you know up to the association to make sure that measures in place, but they're going to be additional things inside the home that to still still be on the hook for so here goes back to you know take over prevention anything. you know anything at home pay special attention in the bedroom for large objects that potentially topple onto bible your sleep. you know whether it's a large chest of drawers or or heavy objects that are on a shot and looking at anything that if it were to fall, you know. 3 year 60 you know is is that is that going cost you. >>looking out over the san francisco bay area

sales of pet costumes have doubled since 2010 says the national retail foundation where the dogs find them creepy is anyone's guess but one thing is for sure the little canine costumes will light up any halloween celebration. thanks a lot. into the conflict zone to sebastian. is just 3 months since india decided that it'll have to change in kashmir my guest this week here in london is james caan the national vice president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling d.j.t. causes he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir costs 60 minutes. per. home to millions of species a home for saving. his lectures on those are big changes and most start with small steps global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use the term climate change to green energy solutions and reforestation. they create interactive content teaching the next generation about environmental protection and we're determined to build something here for the next generation of global ideas the multimedia environment series on d.w. . you know that 77 p

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