beat the goal, is that is a way to say that? by no means are going to to reign thing backs in. i think as tools come forward, this becomes this great elaborate to try these tools out to say that to the developer you can do this and get a is good value and still contribute to the well-being of the city. i agree with the tenure of your comments that we are not taking anything as a hard and fast limitation, but it's a realistic look at the schedule and feasibility for this project at the stage we're at and we're hoping to expand and improve on it. >> thank you. just one more question. there is a lot of obvious port property that is publicly owned and i think it's always kind of puc or mta that are the enterprise departments. are there more constraints on port property that make it difficult? i mean i am on the water side, there are state lands, but on the land side? >> so well there is one challenge with proposition about that requires height increases or zoning as you described to bring some benefits back to the site requires vote

providing the instruction but the teachers will engage for the students to engage gay each other the other goals for talking in a meaningful ways and asking for evidence or reasoning those are excluded in attachment b and c the english development a baseline core service for els and there are students in our english plus program that's their baseline and in the pathway they go ahead e l d but language instruction so with sfusd as part of a framework we've had a really strong journey targeted multi lingualism starting with the bio cultural program in 1975 when we had a proposition pass we provided programs and just you know come employed what we had to do in 2006 the school board formed a resolution to preparing all students for multi lingual world in 2008 the most recently one was simpleminded in 2010 was the resolution around that c lc so take into account the languages we have in sfusd those are all the languages other than english in our district so you as you can see there are over 70 languages those are the biggest cantonese and spanish being the largest and tagalog and arabic if we look at

we love to see goals go in. maybe he is too good at his job. >> they don't score goals.hey stop goals. >> but he did help to win the world cup. >> absolutely. >> what about mr. messi? >> it has been an almost year for lionel messi. he was the runner-up at the world cup with argentina. he was also the runner-up in the spanish mcgee and the spanish cup. it has been a difficult year for him. personally hawaii no, sir had his usual high standards, still excellent by most players' standards, but below the level he has been at in previous years. but i think that counted against him. >> we are going try as france remains on high alert. jewish schoolchildren waited with police posted outside to protect them while politicians and intelligence agencies have been trying to answer tough questions about how three terrorists known to police were able to

but while gas is critically important to our climate goals and other environmental goals, it has issues of its own. pipelines are facing unprecedented opposition from local and national groups, including environmental activists. these groups are active in every ferc docket, as they should be as well as in my e-mail in box seven days a week, in my twitter feed at our open meetings demanding to be heard and literally at our door closing down 1st street so ferc won't be able to work. we have a situation here. we take the views of all stake stakeholders seriously and try as hard as we can to thoroughly consider issues that are relevant to the decisions we're required to make. but ferc's responsibility under the natural gas act, because we're a creature of congress is to consider and act on pipeline applications after assuring that they can be built safely and with limited environmental impact. under ferc's regulations and policy, its market demand and specifically contractual commitments for pipeline capacity that determine what pipeline infrastructure is needed. the days that ferc went in

so i actually thought if you just take the public goals and view them apply the flow and we can talk about when they come forward but the thought they'll come with answers this should be reasonably k450u6b8 within the system in a short period of time granted they receive the resources so the question is whether and one big 1ker9 effort to go into the schools to do the flurd applications couldn't we achieve that a lot sooner. >> we do ask questions about whether the system wide was best the partner is doing both by i this is bigger than the department we can add this to our team last night i don't want to speak for them if it comes up in the discussion their telling us this intervention is larger than than dpw it is really a citywide intervention. >> i image understood to here they talk about the dpw clinics that's my question why not take is into the schools i can leave that to be up to - the coalition that is working on this is clearly fair to let you you know we've worked hard to keep our dental practices intact while the adult services i want to give that accurate to the doctor wh

what community in san francisco that e are not currently southeast language how it aligns with the goal i think we brought up in our student assignment committee as well you know and this adds another factor with the isolation and after that the contingency are not attending their neighborhood schools if it's a goal to attract those communities to those schools at the same time addressing isolation the language pathways are critical to be part of that i hope we are intentional as we think about that and think about where our language programs are or not spanish programs on the west side or chinese it is different things we can think about different language programs from the southeast so i think that we would like to continue that conversation if that anyone want to join us we'll be in the curriculum community and exploring those issues thank you for your presentation. >> ms. norton. >> thank you. i'm glad this is coming to curriculum i'm going to pose a question that i don't expect you to answer but it good for us to exposure one thing that has concerned me for a while i mean is this a

involved at all because we're all journalist or people that worked with communications that has our goal the free right to communication without agenda or boys or political involvements all. >> before the commission meets each member reviews the digest along with the material. >> we get the protective technicalities and the actual yaurgd background and letters from different departments and from the advocates and perpetrate for the meeting sometimes for and 5 days in japs sometimes someone will sigh did you understand it no one understand those bond measures of one hundred and one hundred owe 25 packages down to three or four had found words. >> amendments and the general obligation bond members it is marred to explain what a general obligation bond is. >> wow it gets interesting sometimes. >> we'll talk about it but we talk about it in session we don't talk about it before we get here. >> the committee acceptance the city attorney's draft or edit it. >> the reason we rewrite the city attorney's digest is because it oftentimes in more legalize than the voters see understand we're quick t

and now he wants his goal and the corporate/libertarians want their chief goal. the problem is this is objectively false. first of all, fencing. i think people fetishize fencing a little too much on the other side. but it's an important tool. 1% of our border has double febs fencing, two layers of fencing, 1% that's it. much of the fencing on the border is what they call vehicle barriers. they're only about this tall. this tall four. it's not very tall. your grandma could hop over them. i have pictures of myself hopping over them. there's nothing to it. they're all inside the united states. i wasn't in mexico. they're awe few feet inside the united states. the point is, the fencing we v a lot of it is real, a lot is for show. political show. not to show illegal immigrants we're serious. it's kind of an enforcement theater to make it look like conservatives have gotten what they wanted. the border patrol, we have, in fact doubled the border patrol in the last decade. i think we may have increased it too fast because what you end up with watering down the standards

that the goals with the presentation today, we can have as specifics kind of goals like the preparation will be more policy oriented and policy driven there's an ask for specific goals of this commission what we're going to table and definitely we can do. >> thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> i mean i support address second the motion i want to thank you you for serving and arresting to serve i've been on the commission for over two years now but i've watched did commission and have great respect for both of you and the commission works wells if not better than it ever has we may disagree by the respectfully i want to support the nomination and continue on the way we do things there's been difficult issues before us and interesting times in the planning timeframe but everything we've been deliberate and thoughtful so thank you. >> thank you commissioner moore. >> i didn't have the opportunity to serve but i am in the support of the two nominations and increase no situations in life which is constant so i'll hopefully be able to help contribute to we become better known as and move fo

>> we have thought about creating goals for the company. i think the thing that is a little bit unnerving about the obama administration's 2030 goal is -- where will we need to be by 2050, because that seems to be the year that the world scientists focus on. 2030 is a little bit of a convenient year to say, look how great we are, because for now until 2030, you naturally get this carbon reduction. the reason you pick 2030 instead of 2050 is that between 2050, if we stay on course, natural gas will dislodge nuclear. every nuclear plant in the country will retire between 2030 -2050, because we have not built a new nuclear plant in this country since 1979. when gas displaces coal, you reduce your carbon reduction. we have to look at the path, the glide path down from 2030 22050. >>to 2050. >> is a lot of talk about natural gas being good for the climate. as you say, the emission reductions are coming naturally. you think that on a net benefit basis going out 100 years that will not be good for efforts? >> if handled properly, natural gas is de

>> we have thought about quitting goals for the company __ creating goals for the company, yes we have. but i think the thing that is unnerving about the obama administration's 2030 goal __ word we need to be by 2050, because that seems to be the year that site is focus on. 2030 is a little bit of a convenient year to sort of say __ look at great we are. from now until 2030, natural gas displaces call. and you sort of naturally get this carbon reduction. but the reason that you pick 2030 instead of 2050 iis that between 2030 and 2050, if we just at our present course, natural gas will dislodge nuclear. every nuclear plant in the countrywill retire between the year 2030 and 2030 because we haven't built and a new plants in this country. the last august 1979. so they will all be at the end. and when gas displaces coal, you reduce your carbon production. when gasped rreplaces nuclear, you go in the wrong direction. so we have to look at the glide path from 2030 to 2050. >> so going out to 2050 __ the has been a lot of talk about natural gas being so good for the climate. i think people cl

instead i said, what are your goals. he said, i want to spend time with my husband husband, and if we can get another year, i will be happy. it was clear the patient would outlive the cancer and accomplish the goals she wanted to accomplish. >> the words matter a lot. a lot of time that question is hard for people. when you ask questions, what are your priorities, and a couple of get you there. what are the outcomes you would not find acceptable and what are the outcomes you really hope for here? another set of words i had not recognized work, what are the goals if your treatment does not work or if your health worsens. >> is it harder to ask sometimes the mac. >> it is eliciting that when things are not going the way you hope you have some understanding, where to help them walk and sometimes make a turn on the pathway. >> great points. we will take a a quick break and continue the conversation. >> on the go "after words" is available via podcast. >> atwul gawande, cdc came out with a report updating life expectancy. on

>> we have thought about creating goals for the company -- yes. the thing that is a little bit unnerving about the obama administration's 2030 goal, i start off with what do we need to be by 2050 because that seems to be the year the world's scientist oka sans, 2030 is a little bit of a convenient -- scientists focus on, 2030 is a little bit of a convenient year. the reason you pick 2030 instead of 2050 is because between those years if we stay on our present course, natural gas will dislodge nuclear, every nuclear plant in the country will retire between 2030 and 2050 because we have not built a new plant in the last one permitted was 1979. when gas displaces coal you reduce your carbon and when gas displaces nuclear you go in the wrong direction and that is not what we can afford to do so we have to look at the glide path down from 2030 to 2050. >> going out to 2050 or maybe even 500 years forward from that, there has been a lot of talk about natural gas being good for the climate, people close to the administration say it is essentially their c

or 60% goal or 20% goal. it really should be evaluated site by site, based on the perfect sites for affordable and mixed income, if they are large. we're encouraged by the effort, but the devil in the details really matters at this point. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, commissioners. my name is danny campbell and delegate of the san francisco building construction trades council and i'm here today because the affiliates of the building trades council wanted to bring forward to you some ideas, some concepts to ponder when b this framework. the building trades is fully supportive of this framework. i want to make that clear right here. and we're really excited about the city wanting to utilize public parcels to build more workforce housing. our city's housing crisis must be addressed and this framework one is of the many actions that should be taken to keep middle-class families parts of san francisco. in this summary of community benefits that is in this document, we noticed that the

i love the mini goal. mini goal is basically setting a really small goal instead of some huge goal.if you are, have never run before, you don't want to set a goal i'll run a marathon this year. you want to set goal i'll try to run two or three times week and build up from there. because when you set these small goals and you meet that goal you can move on to the next goal and you're setting yourself up to succeed and get this taste of what you really want for this year and baby steps so that you don't set your sites too big and then feel frustrated when you can't meet those goals because they're not realistic. karen. >> i think it's a great idea. put everything on list and they have exactly the same weight whether that was big or small. your who are cut looks adorable women. absolutely love it. >> thank you, karen. >> what's your new year's resolution for this year? >> i always have a million of them it's actually this is kind of blame but it's just to walk my dogs more and get exercise. get more exercise. >> i love that one. >> it's achievable and you will succeed. you'll be in tha

our goal is peace in southeast asia. that will come only when aggressors leave their neighbors in peace. what is at stake is the cause of freedom. and in that cause, america will never be found wanting. [ applause ] but communism is not the only source of trouble and unrest. there are older and deeper sources in the misery of nations and in man's irrepressible ambition for liberty and a better life. with the free republics of latin america, i have always felt and my country has always felt very special ties of interest and affection. it will be the purpose of my administration to strengthen these ties. together we share and shape the destiny of the new world. and in the coming year, i hope to pay a visit to latin america. and i will steadily enlarge our equipment to the alliance for progress as the instrument of our war against poverty and injustice in this hemisphere. [ applause ] in the atlantic community, we continue to pursue our goal of 20 years. a europe that's growing in strength, unity and cooperation with americ

was thatat the goal? was that your primary goal when you took -- when you becamame ceo? >> i would say it morof an offshoot of what we have been ing. ouour goalal is to help imove the dustries we are in. the reason we love serving hospitals and alth-care systemems is that, that improves healalth care. if we improve health care, iis a noble mission for us. in higher education -- we watched that business sev yearars ag i was involved. it looked likeke health care. if w get how colleges improve their ability to graduate students, and provovide accessible access, that was a good. our goal has been to have a greater impact on industriese serve. that has resulted in expanansion asur company continued to do that better. >> an integral role for technolology in the work you do. >> absolutely. you think about health carare. all kinds of data available, even me as t the federal government is pushed to help syststems adadopt medical record technology. totoday, you have access to clinicical information you never had in the past. the big push fofor us is, how do you use that more effe

libertarians want their goal. this is objectively false. fencing, it is an important tool. and 1% of our border has double fencing, two layers of fencing which is what border patrol says we need. much of the rest of the fencing on the border is what they call vehicle barriers. they are only about this tall. your grandma could hop over them. i have pictures of myself hopping over them. they are all inside the united states. i wasn't in mexico. the point is the fencing we have some of it is real a lot of it is for show. and political show in other words, not to show illegal immigrants that we are serious. it's a kind of enforcement theater to make it look like conservatives have gotten what they wanted. the border patrol we have doubled in the past decade. we doubled it i think we may have increased it too fast because what you end up with is watering down the standards for screening standards and you end up with some corruption problems. this happened in washington, d.c. under marion barry, ramped up the size of th

and you can see the goals and at least, 50 percent of the new entry level positions. and we have met that, and the goal, with cpmc and we have actually done quite well there. a couple came through the office as internships and were placed there and very strong candidate and we have done quite well there. and then the next is for the apprentice program, which is how we with the city bill worked to get a lot of new folks in the pipeline there. and at least, 50 percent of the new entry level, apprentice ships which was our goal and we have met that and we have filled all eight in that, and apprentice ship role and so when you go out on the sight, you can see our city bill efforts there and really paying off. and the, other thing that i would like to say, on the construction side that has been important, is that the staffing for the construction to make this happen, on cpmc side, on their contractor's side, was exceptional and that is how we have been able to exceed the goals and one of the staff that is working on this project, actually used to run our city bill academy

we believe that goal is ambitious but achievable so the two year access strategy is a set of actions that each the sub groups barriers about come back and show that our quarterly updates progress they cover the e and p and have significant objectives that tied here's an example we've listed that identified the lead agencies so there's a clear owner the action and the supporting agency and the we're going to hold ourself accountable on the engineering side to the examples in the two action strategies we want to cover 26 miles of the corridors the reason you divide the one hundred and 25 miles over a 10 year period it is roughly - we're going to look at specific pilots and to counter measures that have not proven san francisco we're going to apply those as pilots and test them to see how effective they are we want to make sure we work and implement universally the beneficial treatments citywide the examples are daylight remove a parking spot or reduce the parking distance from the intersection so the pedestrians are more visible and improving our intersections more visible so those are

and if we fall behind on our goals of march of each year. i look forward working with the colleagues, the mayor and the community stakeholders to roll out this stabilization plan in 2015 and look forward this coming into place and one number that departments can work together and reach of the goal that we have set. i am also reintroducing a hearing request introduced by supervisor campos and myself last year, a joint meeting of the police police commission and the board of supervisors neighborhood service and safety committee to receive our second annual update on san francisco police department's city wide traffic enforcement progress and implementing the focus on five strategy and our vision zero policy with data broken down by police district. last january i introduced this hearing cosponsored by supervisor campos supervisor wiener and supervisor mar to bring together the commission and the board of board of supervisors and hear about the standards. the hearing was spurred by the death of a young cyclists killed on sixth and folsom -- aga

has been go forward nor quite a bit of time so we'll we need to get ahead of the curve tloo here the goals we want this to be a welcoming space for all users a place to have fun and discovery and have those wow. moments in the city there is american people outline of the some of the district and some of the projects that are affiliated each of those have a timeline each one we're not trying to take own everything all at once how to capture the larger spriektsdz you can segment the work and stage it that makes sense in terms of our capacity and i mentioned the waterfront notation i love this picture and it shows the variety of ways we think about and use the waterfront here again, there's an opportunity to create whole neighborhoods but the net how the short line and the sea level rise and in light of the center of the golden gate park the city's open space and to have public assess those are the different geographies this is not a monolithic waterfront but distinct to that locals this will take a comprehensive nuance to this type of work the thirsted one is an important 75 percent of jobs

. >> it was the first goal of the season and happy to score and obviously it was a good goal but notame when i seen it on video and he showed me and i was like okay that was quite special there. >> reporter: there is a sense of pride throughout ireland and particularly at her old school where she developed her skills on the playground and remains a role model. >> we would light to give you a metal. >> reporter: she is getting plenty of support in what is a public vote on fifa website and not only from the niece and nephew that attend the school but you don't have to be related to stephanie to appreciate the skill. >> if the goal captures on the camera there would not be a question of what goal is the best because if you see it from different angles it is controlled to reserve and with one foot flicked over the head. >> reporter: in nearby brady bar supporters will watch the ceremony unfold in zurich and he will be by her side. >> she takes me after the games and i scored a good goal and i'm like you always score good goals and always say that and when i see it i couldn't believe it a

people are judged by their goals and about their success in achieving those goals and those are the labels that i've been proud to amass and working for the people of district 3 in a volunteer capacity. i have worked primarily on litigations. i worked on public realm issues and libraries, and parks, on street safety and transportation, things that make it possible for the people in district 3 to live in the cozy crowded way that they do. now that i'm on this side of the rail, my responsibility are much broader. my obligations more numerous. i understand that in our district we have a lot of vulnerable people who fight to stay there. the best thing about our district is that its density and diversity and in order for it to remain this way, we have to protect the people that live in that neighborhood. and allowing people to remain in their homes and threatened by speculative deductions, allowing friends to be manage in such a way that people can be confident that they can remain in the neighborhood they love, this is very important to the people of my district and i understand that is job on

has been able to do and b will continue to do i'll ask in subsequent report we don't aggregate the goals there's a total target of over 28 thousand units we need to look at the income categories. >> commissioner antonini and i want to thank staff for an excellent job that is a revised element you know not a full new element but i've been through this process twice before i think that the presentation you gave us was probably the best i've seen as far as an overview of what's going to happen in the future in previous elements a tentedcy to because the statistics on the city 57 or 10 years ago your forwarded looking and projecting the populations and projecting jobs 24 is very important because what we must do is try to address not only the situation today but what that's going to be in the future and people will continue to move here it's a it's a 12kw50ish8 place we need to address not only the population today by the population in the future and identify them and try to build where we can courage that's just for the public those are guidelines those are things that state general plan po

i knew it was a good goal.but maybe after the game when i seen it on video, it was kind of special there. >> there is a sense of pride throughout ireland and particularly at her old school where stephanie first developed her skill in the playgrounds and remains a role model. >> she's getting plenty of support in what is a public vote on the website and not just from her niece and nephew who attend the school. but you don't have to be related to stephanie to appreciate the skill. >> if stephanie work is captured on camera, if you could see that from all the different angles. it's controlled with one foot. flicked over and volleyed in the corner. >> in the nearby, dean who plays for the wanderers will be by her side. >> i can't believe it. that she can do that, and that's what happened. >> as an irish international stephanie has had her fair share of good moments in a sport that she loves but some things are not built slowly. they're once in a lifetime. >> i'm not going to lie i want to go in and win. >> she'll m

good friend of mine i beginning of the year but something that maybe felt like that was a stretch goal or something maybe folks were certain what was obtainable to a point we're. >> aligned with the stakeholders feeling this is now, it's not a stretch goal but city business in the how we're designing our streets and outreach and enforcement efforts and reilly working towards this goal in a meaningful way i think we're making go very good progress at this point it is never as fast and the mayor or i would like or the fellow department heads that but the staff st. is working hard to advance vision zero doing things differently than in the past and so we can achieve the goal of zero traffic fatalities i've fafkd our director tim maguire to lead the effort in cooperates with the other city agencies you'll be hearing from him and him as a our new director as sustainable streets this is his priority to make sure we're implementing and realize the vision of vision zero i appreciate the work that you're doing many this committee and your leadership to support of the work we'll continue to need

that a goal of 700,000 jobs over seven years was ambitious. in closing, i will ability you that there are goals of unseating texas, and becoming a global leader for job creation __ iis equally ambitious. but if we accomplish our priorities __ invest in education, cut taxes __ the number one threat to our success is complacency. don't let anyone tell you that government policies don't matter, or that jobs are just created all by themselves. florida get stronger issue because we are fighting against a bloated federal government. and the increased regulations and the increased taxes. florida is getting stronger every year because we are dreaming about more rules for our families, not about government red tape. florida, we cannot give up our fight. we cannot give up our dream to becoming the number one place in the world to get a job. we have more work to do, but we can do it together. let's commit today that we will continue to cut taxes to see more growth and opportunity. let's commit today to higher education affordable. let's invest in our inf

clear goals are set and their enforcement is entrusted to parents app local officials. this puts california in the forefront of education reform. after years of under funding and even borrowing from our local schools, the state has now significantly increased its financial support for education. next year, schools will receive $65.7 billion, a 39% increase in four years. [applause] the tasks ahead are daunting. make -- making sure the new system of local control works, recruiting and training tens of thousands of teachers, mastering the common core curriculum and fostering creativity needed to inspire students. teachers need to be held accountable, but never forget, they have a tough job to do. they need our encouragement not endless regulations and micro management from afar. [applause] with respect to education beyond high school california's blessed with a rich and diverse system. its many elements serve a vast diversity of talents and interests. while excellence is their business, affordability and timely completion is their imperative. as i said before, i'll not ma