the galvez steps we'll be discussing in future slides.slide reflects the path of travel here at the hilltop, in the area that we're currently discussing. as discussed pointing out the galvez overlook and store house plaza and why the importance of the collman promenade was required for enhancements. [ inaudible ] to create the pathway between the development enhancements. we felt there was a couple of issues with the galvez steps besides it's initial purpose of connecting the top of the hill to the bottom of the hill to the international african market with the retaining walls that would have to be retained over the years and a lot of tree and landscaping enhancements that we're being proposed after further discussion and look and analyses, it was deemed fairly expensive to maintain. and not really tie into the official use of what was it was originally designed for. it shows a couple of vantage viewpoints atop the galvez overlook. looking down to the downtown area, you can kind of see some of the vertical decline that is happening on tha

the galvez steps we'll be discussing in future slides.slide reflects the path of travel here at the hilltop, in the area that we're currently discussing. as discussed pointing out the galvez overlook and store house plaza and why the importance of the collman promenade was required for enhancements. [ inaudible ] to create the pathway between the development enhancements. we felt there was a couple of issues with the galvez steps besides it's initial purpose of connecting the top of the hill to the bottom of the hill to the international african market with the retaining walls that would have to be retained over the years and a lot of tree and landscaping enhancements that we're being proposed after further discussion and look and analyses, it was deemed fairly expensive to maintain. and not really tie into the official use of what was it was originally designed for. it shows a couple of vantage viewpoints atop the galvez overlook. looking down to the downtown area, you can kind of see some of the vertical decline that is happening on tha

the purchase price for galvez is clearly significantly in excess of the comparables that mr. updike provided to us that were completed actual comparable sales. we note that page 51 mr. chairman you were asking what else is coming before you. we note that the acquisition capitalized ten year lease expenses and functional cost to replace the central shop facilities at these sites are estimated total is listed and under the proposed mou and legislation is pending before the board of supervisors the puc will pay them for the transfer for the central shops. our recommendation we consider approval of the proposed res to be a policy matter for the board of supervisors because the real estate division didn't obtain new appraisals of the fair market value of these properties prior to negotiating their purchase prices and because the purchase price of 103.44 square foot for 1975 galvez avenue is higher than the price of comparable properties ranging from $57 to $96 a square foot. >> okay. thank you mr. rose. i appreciate that analysis and that report. i don't see any questions right no

the galvez steps we'll be discussing in future slides.slide reflects the path of travel here at the hilltop, in the area that we're currently discussing. as discussed pointing out the galvez overlook and store house plaza and why the importance of the collman promenade was required for enhancements. [ inaudible ] to create the pathway between the development enhancements. we felt there was a couple of issues with the galvez steps besides it's initial purpose of connecting the top of the hill to the bottom of the hill to the international african market with the retaining walls that would have to be retained over the years and a lot of tree and landscaping enhancements that we're being proposed after further discussion and look and analyses, it was deemed fairly expensive to maintain. and not really tie into the official use of what was it was originally designed for. it shows a couple of vantage viewpoints atop the galvez overlook. looking down to the downtown area, you can kind of see some of the vertical decline that is happening on tha

he gave me confidence and he is a man i will never forget," said mario galvez, former player for coach continues to live on. the court at the newman- flanagan center was named after nacke in 20-12. mark's in now with sports - iowa playing another return game against a ranked team. (mark) the hawkeyes have already beaten michigan state twice... today they aimed for a second win over purdue. we'll take you to carver- hawkeye arena next. plus, we recap s-d-s-u's win over a game south dakota team yesterday at the dakotadome. as president, i will defend this nation, but i will do it responsibly. i voted against the war in iraq, and that was the right vote.we must never forget the lessons of that experience. isis must be destroyed, but we should not do it alone. we need an international coalition with muslim boots on the ground fighting with our support. it's time to end the quagmire of perpetual warfare in the middle east. as president, i will. iowa men have won 12 straight big ten games. the hawkeyes haven't won 13 straight in conference play since the 1969-1970 season. number-9 iowa, host

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he gave me confidence and he is a man i will never forget," said mario galvez, former player for coach ray nacke. the hall of famer's legacy continues to live on. the court at the newman- flanagan center was named after nacke in 20-12. mark's in now with sports - and the hawkeyes are off to a great start in conference play. (mark) iowa is 6-0 in the big ten - they had another ranked team standing in their way today. see highlights and reaction from iowa city as iowa took on 22nd-ranked purdue at home today. plus, it was conference championship sunday in the here's the truth -- some have proposed to cut social security for the elderly and disabled vets. i disagree. in fact, not only should we not cut benefits -- we should expand them. my plan for social security incrbenefits and cost of living adjustments and raises minimum payments for low-income seniors. it will ensure that all seniors can retire dignity and respect. won 12 straight big ten games. the hawkeyes haven't won 13 straight in conference play since the 1969-1970 season. number-9 iowa, hosting number-22 purdue - the hawks bea

if you could mold a police officer, you would mold that police officer after ricky galvez. >> ricky galvezent officers here. they had contact with 62 million people in a given year. if you look at the actual annual allegations of misconduct, not government data, but in 2010, that was actions against 6,613. you find 99.1% of officers in a given year, not accused of know we talked to family members, we faukd to officers, we talked to union leader. but. we also look at these numbers that say day to day officers are not shooting their weapons, and they're also performing acts of incredible hero itch. -- those stories that we read about are absolutely legitimate and should be on page one. but you just referenced the number of police officers over the course of their why are why so that is people who are out on the beat. they may be fired at. they may be in risky situations but they're not firing. i also spom to family members, the widow of keri orosco. she was about to go on maternity leave. the day before she was supposed to go on ma trnity leaves she was gunned down. those in the community sa

he gave me confidence and he is a man i will never forget," said mario galvez, former player for coach ray nacke. the hall of famer's legacy continues to live on. the court at the newman- flanagan center was namemeafter nacke in 20-12. a 2020ear-old university of iowa student recently becomes the first female iowa national guard combat engineer. kriisten rogers has her story. << for 20-year-old megan reaska this moment "i solomly swear or affirm, that i will support and defend, that i will support or defend, the constitution of the united states, the constitution of the united states." was something she had been thinking about for awhile, as she became the first female iowa national guard (cg: megan reaska/ first female iowa national guard combat engineer) "it's like a huge step in someone's life to join the military, to serve your country, that everyone is here able to walk on this free land because, well i'm not the only reason but i'm part of the reason everybody's able to walk to free land you know and it's such an honor to feel like that and i'm part of it." (cg: kristin rogers) "

he gave me confidence and he is a man i will never forget," said mario galvez, former player for coach ray nacke. the basketball court at briar cliff was named after nacke in 20-12. here's meterologist ben dorenbach. << << while it won't be the prettiest looking day, it'll still be fairly mild with temperatures in the 20s, hardly any sunshine and steady remaining overhead tonight, expect tempmpratures not t t drop o much, so it'll be nothing like thh cold that we saw a uple nights s go. those of you ininwestern parts of siouxland could however see some light snow that might put down a coating of the white stuff by tomorrow morning. the rest of the $% viewing area will see the day tomorro today in america, the top 1/10 of 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90% this great country and our government belong to all of us. wall street, corporate america, that thehenly way they arereefeated is when millions of people begin to stand up and say loudly and clearly, "enough is enough." i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> it is fun day monday. jenna filling in for kathie l

various of all, victor galvez -- first of all, victor galvez sent this to me.w getting a ice storm. lovely. a half-inch to three-quarter inch of ice around the north carolinas. most of the eyes are on what looks to be two feet of snow coming into washington, d.c. again a lot can happen in 24 hours. but the ice storm, i mean that's the worst. i mean, that snaps power lines, trees. shuts down everything. that's something to watch for tomorrow. our system's on its way. it's trying. high pressure to the east. low pressure to the west. and it's filling with an easterly breeze. for some it's down right windy. others not bad at all. front moves in later tonight in the north bay. overnight into tomorrow for everybody. but there is two parts to this system. it's slow moving. but it's also going to drag across decent rain totals and the cold air comes in on saturday and that keeps the rain going through most of the day. 40s, 50s on the temps for most. we will look south. morgan hill 48. santa cruz 51. there are a few 40s, 50s, and 60s in the santa cruz mountains. this is

. >> the mystery raul gal says -- galvez is trying to solve, what happened to his extended warranty? he bought this '03 passat from a verona dealership for $5500. they sold him on a two-year warranty for almost half the cost of the car. >> after 11 months you said the >> correct. >> then you went and filled out this cancellation form. >> reporter: he sent the cancellation form to the dealer. according to the contract he was entitled to money back. when that didn't come, raul made a smart move. >> a week after, i wanted to follow up. not with the dealer but with the warranty company. >> reporter: that's when things got weird. >> they never received the paperwork. it was never submitted to them. >> first extended service corp >> i provided a full vin number. nothing was coming up. i provided my name, my address. >> reporter: so he went back to the dealership where he purchased the plan. >> because the dealer somehow or some way never really submitted the warranty. >> but you paid almost $2,000 for it? >> correct. >> reporter: are you raul demanded a refund and they said no problem. >>

if you can mold a police officer, you would mold him -- that police officer after ricky galvez. >> thatthose 39 officers. there's been a lot of attention in the past year on the 965 or so police shootings, people who have been killed by officers and allegations of misconduct. we looked at these numbers to get the state of policing today. when you go beyond the 965 and look at the total number of officers in the united states, there is about 698,000. they have contact according to the justice department in a given year with over 60 million americans. then you look at allegations of misconduct, including potentially wrong shootings, as well as other types of misconduct, according to the cato institute. those allegations credibly made against just over 6,000 officers annually. our report looked at these numbers and analyzed it. what you come out with is an interesting statistic. 99.1% of officers on an annual basis are not accused of any wrongdoing whatsoever. 99.1%. it is a striking figure of how daily policing grinds on with a lot of officers working bravely and honestly with no allegati

if you can mold a police officer, you would mold that police officer after ricky galvez. >> one of 39o many heroes on the streets we fail to thank on a daily basis. i'm curious how the statistics balance out with the other side, frankly, of this national conversation, specifically, incidents of police violence. >> we looked at that in the report and surviving family brought that up. obviously, the context on people's minds and you look at this about 965 civilians killed by police in 2015. but in the larger context, there are 698,000 law enforcement officers and according to the justice department, they had 62 million contacts with people in a given year. you compare it to nongovernment data about allegations of misconduct, about 6,600 officers facing the credible reported allegations according to the kato institute. you come up with an annual basis of 99.1% of officers not accused of conduct annually. i want to repeat that, peter. you think about the context and how much daily policing goes on. 99.1% of officers not accused of misconduct. and so, one thing that i heard from family mem

he gave me confidence and he is a man i will never forget," said mario galvez, former player for coach ray nacke. the hall of famer's legacy continues to live on. the court at the newman-