i want you guys to please investigate green tree. just like they have rights, we also have our tenants rights, and i want you to please investigate this green tree and this specific building. okay. thank you very much. [end of translation ] >> supervisor sheehy: thank you very much. next speaker, please. [speaking spanish ] [voice of interpreter ] >> my name is raymundo. i live at 807 turk, 207, as well. his issue that he wanted to bring to light was that december 29 of last year, there was some sort of ceiling issue at 270 turk where the ceiling came in and splattered all through the lobby floor. there -- it doesn't look like there was any cleanup or immediate response, so mr. raymondo, he entered, he slipped, and he has a really bad fall. he has a huge costly bill, and he doesn't know what to do because he feels like he has alerted green tree because of this occurrence, what had happened, and the property manager on-site laughed at him and said sure, try to sue green tree, see what happens. so the property manager at green tree, th

they, the whole building and green. inside, green, green, green. all right, fine, green.hat is another time then i come to green and it is time for green and said whatever, but green. francine: was that bold, yes. september 20, 2 thousand one. i joined the company in may. that was in september. francine: how do you describe yourself as a leader? ife: i think the point is you trust and believe something. i believe all my life i do the things because i'm convinced that they had to move in this direction. that is thecommit direction to follow. you have to make it be executed. to to people and make a follow-up, and that is the history of my life. francine: you have a team to move forward. you also have shareholders. what is more difficult, teen, employees, the board, shareholders? jose: i have been lucky in my life, very lucky. splendid --y had someone teach to me a lot. i'm talking about an engineer that showed to me a lot about what is the real life. already with someone that has been absolutely great. i was telling you before a lot of negotiation between trade unions, alwa

they make the whole building and green. inside, green, green, green. ok, fine, green.hat is another time then i come to green and it is time for a type of green, but said whatever, but green. francine: was that bold, yes. jose: that was september 20, 2001. i joined the company in may. that was in september. francine: oh, yeah, so you moved fast. how would you describe yourself as a leader? jose: i think the point is simple. it is if you trust and believe something. i believe all my life i do the things because i'm convinced that they had to move in this direction. why are you moving in that direction? you have to convince that is the direction to follow. you have to make it be executed. i think to make the people to execute the things and make a follow-up, and that is the history of my life. francine: you have a team to move forward. you also have shareholders. what is more difficult, team, employees, the board, or the shareholders? jose: so, i have been very lucky in my life, very lucky. i had already had splendid -- i remember someone to teach to me a lot. i'm talkin

green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.he actual green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200

they make the whole building and green. inside, green, green, green. ok, fine, green.hat is another time then i come to green and it is a type of green, but said whatever, but green. francine: was that bold, yes. ignacio: that was september 20, 2001. i joined the company in may. that was in september. francine: oh, yeah, so you moved fast. how would you describe yourself as a leader? ignacio: i think the point is simple. it is if you trust and believe something. i believe all my life i do the things because i'm convinced that they had to move in this direction. when you are convinced you are moving in a direction, you have to convince that is the direction to follow. you have to make it be executed. i think to make the people to execute the things and make a follow-up, and that is the history of my life. francine: you have a team to move forward. you also have shareholders. to make sure they are behind. what is more difficult, team, employees, the board, or the shareholders? ignacio: so, i have been very lucky in my life, very lucky. i have already had splendid bosses.

build it green? green point rated is one. used for residential. there are a whole bunch of areas being developed. we're real grateful we have leed. one of the issues with leed is it's expensive to go through the leed process. you have to document everything you do. pay them a fee. they have to check it. what is a leed certification cost? >> there's an initial cost to register the project. the initial registration cost has come down and the u.s. gb c has worked really hard to bring this down. they are trying to address this and all nc. >> nc, new construction? >> yes. sorry. >> so what are we talking about? 10 that , $10,000. >> the certification will be around $1,200. >> that's not so much. i had been told many times it was cost prohibitive. but that doesn't seem to be the case >> i think part of it is the documentation. i think that's an important cost that gets pay back. because leed is third party verification. so talking to real estate agents. when they appraise places and say, this is absolutely a green place. third party verification will be

and if it were true, i certainly wouldn't work for green tree. thank you. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is katie lemon, and i live at 1547 clay street. and i've been extremely happy with green tree and these problems that i've heard about today certainly don't apply to the property where i live. the customer service that i'm getting from green tree and the resident manager have been great. the building is clean, well taken care of. it's very safe with the security cameras there, people have tried to break-in, and they have been caught thanks to the cameras, so everything that i've heard today has been a complete surprise, and my own experience is completely different. thank you. >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. i'm jennifer cosgrove, and i'm one of the resident managers here for green tree. we acquired the building at 624 pala about 1.5 years ago. the old owner owned it 30 plus years, and we took on a lot of deferred maintenance. i am a renter here as well, and the amount of

>> called fence green. >> reporter: fence green. so, that's it.min moore fence green, made in america. and fenway painters have been using it on the green monster for years. when i was a reporter here in boston, i used to come to fenway all the time, but never quite had access to the field like this. but we were there this time with a mission. a made in america one. fenway park. that benjamin moore paint used all over fenway. the field pads, too. so, let me ask you this. most people are watching the game, but are you watching, saying, oh, there goes a player right into one of my pads? then he hands it to me. >> you can go now. >> reporter: all right. bob, the veteran painter, inspecting closely. what do you think? >> beautiful. >> reporter: there's also the yellow, for the famed pesky pole. named after shortstop johnny pesky. i heard this is tradition, for people to sign this, and then you come around -- >> exactly. it's just a battle going back and forth. >> reporter: so linda, tracy and jason, sorry, guys. bob puts us to work again. but where do

and then, however, when you look at super green, super green customers, which is 7%, is of -- is pretty much made of that 48%, 7% of the super green is 100% in that -- >> yeah. so all of the energy that we sell to super green customers is 100% renewable. >> so if you take that 7% away, you're actually at 37%, versus 34% is for the green customers with the 19, right? >> that's right. >> yeah. >> so how many -- >> i'll make it more complicated. >> i know. it's just -- it's an odd -- i can't quite -- it seems that there's a better way to present this. rather than megawatt hours, can you translate this into customers? >> so this is really an energy measurement? what it -- what this is saying is 48% of the megawatt hours we bought for all of our customers comes from renewables. >> right. >> so this percentage applies to every single customer we serve. >> oh, i see. >> right? >> now, one thing we did hear that i will admit may have been confusing is we took all of the energy we serve, all of the customers we serve, including both the green customers and the super green customers, so for the r

he has a huge costly bill, and he doesn't know what to do because he feels like he has alerted green tree because of this occurrence, what had happened, and the property manager on-site laughed at him and said sure, try to sue green tree, see what happens. so the property manager at green tree, the lack of response to his needs and his issue is why he's here today. thank you very much. [end of translation ] >> supervisor sheehy: thank you. and there are representatives of green tree in the room, by the way, if that's helpful, if anybody wants to hear from the tenants about the problems they're expressing. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is ana g., and i work with the tenderloin housing

soldiers, including two green berets, died there on the night of june 9, 2014.s we first reported this past november, the pentagon concluded the deaths were an "avoidable" accident, known by the contradictory phrase "friendly fire." it was the deadliest such incident involving u.s. fatalities in 17 long years of ongoing war in afghanistan. it wasn't gunfire that killed the u.s. soldiers. it was a pair of 500-pound bombs dropped right on top of them by a u.s. warplane. you're about to hear what happened that day from three of the soldiers who were there, including the green beret commander. they dispute the official version of events, and warn it's going to happen again. it started just after sundown on a sweltering night, with a fierce firefight. >> brandon branch: bullets whizzing by, kicking up all around you. >> henry "hank" montalbano: at certain points, it would die down, but it was unrelenting at other points. >> derrick anderson: it looked almost like a fireworks show, where they were shooting down on our positions. >> whitaker: were you scared? >> branch

and first stop, the famed green monster. it turns out, a perfect made in america shade of green. made in america, and tonight, walking into boston's fenway park. built in 1912, the oldest in the country. and part of its lure, the green monster. but before we take you there, the tiny but colorful shop beneath the stands. this is the paint shop? >> this is the paint shop. >> reporter: show me what you got. bob devlin's been a painter here for 26 years. showing us the paint cans. looks familiar. >> yes, it does. fence green. benjamin moore. made in america. and fenway painters have been using it on the green monster for years. when i was a reporter here in boston, i used to come to fenway all the time, but never quite had access to the field like this. but we were there this time with a mission. a made in america one. fenway park. that benjamin moore paint used all over fenway. the field pads, too. so, let me ask you this. most people are watching the game, but are you watching, saying, oh, there goes a player right into one of

green phones energy. while i think they gap is significant, i do think that we are all leaning in on this problem and that there is real progress up ahead. >> the question was about the global climate summit, san francisco later in the year and the three goals for us. maryland will definitely be there, and what of them is to continue to share lessons learned and the models around rggi to others around the country and around the world who are interested. the second would be to share ideas about our climate leadership academy for local governments and businesses and individuals on increasing resiliency due to risk of climate impact. and the third is to put a real emphasis, a growing emphasis on healthy soil and regenerative agriculture in maryland, and i'm sure this is the case in virginia as well, agriculture is the heart and soul of our heritage and economy, and the solutions from the land are there. so we're really interested in sharing that with others and what merited agriculture is doing to increase r

but the problem is it has not been recognised in this green paper and for those children who do needol system there's nothing there for them unless they are eligible for them unless they are eligible for them unless they are eligible for the very high thresholds of specialist nhs support. but it is a green paper and you're hoping that the pressure you might be able to bring to bear or the nspcc might convince the government to go further. absolutely and that is why we launched the uk campaign, together with 22,000 members of the public come we handed in a petition to downing street last week in recognition of the 22,000 counselling sessions we delivered to suicidal children last year. 300 million has been allocated for children's mental health under the green paper and we believe a small proportion of this could actually go a long way to ensuring that children are supported in the present even if they're not in the trailblazers areas and will not feel the effect of reforms immediately. thank you very much. a fisherman is recovering in hospital after being bitten by a shark 100 miles

gary: a lot of fairways and greens involved with his game today. peter: policeman going with the fairway -- leishman going with the fairway wood now. dottie: that's absolutely perfect also. -- gary: that's absolutely perfect also. and let's go down now to amanda. amanda: here with branden grace on his 30th birthday. is there a better way to celebrate than with time your career low round? >> going home to see the wife and the little ones. it was fun. obviously a great day. things didn't look too good at the start of the day, maybe not even thinking of playing. then a couple hours later, coming in with nine under is pretty special. it was a great birthday. peter: what is it -- amanda: what is it about the layout that you love so much? branden: you get more like the links golf course than a normal golf course. it was a bit of fresh air. it was fun. i think that everyone involved did a great job with the venue. it's only going to get better with time. whenever thing settles, it will be a proper test -- when everything settles, it will be a proper test.

the presented of green. -- representative green. guest: he is not the only one with this opinion. many of them are threatening. i have had to alter a lot of my life because of people who make threats. choosetever reason, they to believe free speech is not available to me, but it is available to the president. the president can make incendiary comments and i cannot respond to them. i should just be quiet and let the president go on about his business of destroying the norms in our society. i will not do that. to this gentleman and all of the who havers, especially made threatening comments, i will not be intimidated. i will not falter. i will not falter. i will stay the course. if the president continues with his bigotry, there will be additional impeachment brought before the house. host: linda from michigan on the democrats line. caller: why has the senate not request the president show his taxes? that is a federal offense. if i did not show my taxes or if i did not file my taxes, the government would be looking for me. why the democrats let him get away with the criminal things

green finance on to try andboard, build an entire ecosystem of green finance, too green bonds. is also focused on the issue of green investment. there is a lot of interesting work he is doing. -- passhat, i will past the baton. selwin: on the adaptation question, i agree with todd that in the actual negotiations, it's not, there are very little difficulties around negotiations on adaptation. the question on the major concern especially from the developing countries has been twofold. the political profile, that meditation gets globally, and the link to the support that adaptation receives, traditionally, it has been around an 80-20 split -- 80% of all finance is going to emission reductions, critically important. and only 20% is going to support adaptation. the green climate fund one of -- climate fund one of the major , decisions that was taken by the green climate fund during operations was to ensure there was a balance 50-50 split between adaptation and litigation finance. and this is motivated many of the international institutions to adopt a similar approach. the green clim

severe undulations on the greens. wonderful architecture on the greens. reminds me of a lot of the great links courses, pine valley. so many of coore-crenshaw's work. beautiful greens. this one, peter, is to stay t hree in front going to the last. a three-shot advantage is quite a comfortable one, i can tell you, at the last tee. 26th career start on to her -- on tour. peter: 30, bogey -- birdie, bogey can erase the advantage. this still very important. ian: he has all the makings of a young star. that's for sure. we have seen something special. he could become the youngest winner on tour since last year when kim, at just 20 years of age, won. that was a well read putt. won a big tournament in australia a couple years ago at royal melbourne golf club. he said he felt this golf course suited him like that one did. oh, matt. that was a nervous putt. a lot of pressure on matt jones. he hasn't had a great season. still looking for his first top 25 in stroke play. good finish at the last, hopefully. to 18 now. bill: kevin na, well left off the tee. ian: that's

green needles. green needles. >> which did you hear? i heard brainstorm. i don't know about you. people are freaking out because the word you hear changes based on which one you were thinking about. >> hm. >>> is steph curry playing at 100%? steve kerr breaks down the math. and the giants brought the leather. did they bring the bats? we're up next. i'm dianne feinstein and i approve this message. i thought after sandy hook, where 20 six and seven year olds were slain, this would never happen again. it has happened more than 200 times in 5 years. dianne feinstein and a new generation are leading the fight to pass a new assault weapons ban. say no to the nra and yes to common-sense gun laws. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> good morning. right now it's 5:23. and we are tracking a "sig alert." this is for drivers heading out of the tracy area. we have a lane that's blocked by a big rig that ran out of gas. westbound 580 at grant line road, now we are getting reports of a crash just behind that in the backup. so right now we are tracking about a 45-minute ride between 2

currently, there are around 200 leafy green machines in 12 countries.know space premium in new york. we produce the same amount of food as a 1.8 acres of farmland. caroline: the yields per week, 35 to 80 pounds of leafy greens, or 500 full heads of lettuce, and according to the united nations, in order to feed another 2 billion people by the time 2050 rolls around, we will need to produce 50% more to eat across the world. for people who live and harsh climate conditions that make growing produce impossible, an old shipping container might be the delivery they need. emily: that was bloomberg's caroline hyde. all of next week, you will be able to see more of the technical innovations taking place in boston because that is where we will be broadcasting 14-18.y the show will be live from a different location every evening showcasing the innovation, diversity, and power of the regional tech economy. we will also be live with programming 4:00 until 6:00 p.m. eastern time. that doesn't for this edition of "bloomberg technology."have a wonderful weekend. this i

our speeds are still in the green.and that's no reports of the cars actually -- these cars are blocking the lane. so we'll keep a close eye on that, let you know if there's any lane closures. westbound 580 has been a struggle for many drivers this morning due to a big rig accident. there's still 1 lane blocked right near grant line. so your ride is slow heading over toward 680. in the eastbound direction, opposite commute of 580, we are dealing with those delays between roadway and palo verde. so you will be tapping those breaks, cruising right around 15 per hour through that stretch. then things do start to pick um. southbound 880, we're seeing a lot of break light else. we're still not quite sure what's going on, but we will check in with the chp and have an update for you. >>> a sudden spike in great white shark sightings off the northern california coast. what's behind the up tick. >>> same with the east bay. san ramon 67. you're looking at 8 to 10 degrees below average for inland areas. around the bay, we're also

and the spectacular all-around play of draym,ond green...who became the first warrior ever to average a triple-double in a playof series... they dispatched the new orleans pelicans in five games... last night's score... 113-104 and the rockets... behind chris paul's playoff- career-high 41 points and a chip-in of 18 from a sick james harden... got by the utah jazz in five games as well... winning 112-102 let's hear from iguodala, green, curry, and durant...about the showdown series(sot: inguodala, green, curry, durant) "i think both teams are looking forward to the matchup. there will be a lot of intensity. we have a lot of characters on both teams so should be good for viewership." "wewant to win another championship, and it don't matter who's in the way of that. if you are in theway of that, then you happen to be in the way. we're not about to run around like, yeh we want to play tem in the conference finals for what? like it don;t matter to us who we play." "we know what they do. they know what

green said he doesn't accept polk's apology. polk's twitter account has disappeared. the warriors beat the pelicans 118-92. >>> rudy giuliani attempted to clarify what he knows about that $130,000 hush payment to adult film star stormy daniels. he says he was not sure when the president knew about the payment and there's a possibility that more payments like that were made. abc news reporter arlette saenz has the story. >> reporter: president trump spent several hours at his golf curse with rudy giuliani yesterday. all this comes as giuliani is in full damage control mode over his own statements about stormy daniels. another round of cleanup duty for president trump's attorney, rudy giuliani. the damage comes after he revealed mr. trump repaid his personal attorney for that $130,000 hush payment to adult film star stormy daniels. despite the president denying he knew of the payment. appears on "this week" giuliani says he's not actually aware of when the president learned about the payment to daniels. >> why did the president deny any knowledge of the payments -- >> i

we are seeing a crisis time for parks and green spaces in that their future is very uncertain.nt to re—evaluate these bases and think about what they were to be individuals who use them. we have adopted a very standard to measuring goods that don't have a cost, so things that don't have a cost still have a value. the ministry of community has welcomed the resurgence as it wants to improve access to parts for everyone. simon jones, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: the diplomatic push is on — britain's foreign secretary urges president trump not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. another brexit warning — the uk's hospitality industry says it'll struggle to recruit staff once britain leaves the eu. a new development in the rape and murder case that has shocked india — as the supreme court weighs in to the row. now it is time look at the stories that are making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with the i newspaper in the uk one of many saying theresa may risks angering the eurosceptics in her party as she reportedly looks towards a

a flip to the green. hole is not hard at all. same kind of deal, except it's going to be with a lofted metal. jj tapped his in at 16 after i miscalled that birdie putt. i thought he would make that. ok. that's a good perch right there to play from. the hole is on the back right. to 14. ian: a bit of work to do here for the par. that one left for the five for marc leishman. peter: yeah. just when he gets a little bit aggressive with his legs, he loses it out to the right with his driver. that was an opportune time for that -- an inopportune time for that. ian: nice, crunchy lie. [laughter] nick: that should be fine. it's a great angle. he just has to carry it to the front left corner and it's going to release. bill: needs a birdie here, as we said. shoots 61, equals the accompaniment of marc leishman on thursday -- the accomplishment of marc leishman on thursday. ian: that's his go to shot. bill: could have taken relief, but chose not to. ian: it's a perfect lie. go on. oh, just caught. came up soft. that will roll sideways. that'

the green presence in norwich has been an area of strength for them.re because labour on 28, greens, 25, so let's look at the difference to see what the performances so far. quite a heavy loss for the greens, five seeds and labour gaining five seats, so seeds and labour gaining five seats, so not a full result but tell us what you read into that. that is another bad result for the green party and this shows we are returning to two party politics. the green party was the main opposition and the conservatives at the moment don't have a single seat on norwich city council, so it's always been a battle between labour and the green party and labour, who have had a mixed set of results across my part of the region certainly, have made gains, not as many as they wanted to, but have done very well in norwich. norwich has been a big urban area, a big labour heartland, and it seems that labour moving to the left and jeremy corbyn is starting to get green votes and labour is becoming very strong but only in norwich. they made one game in ipswich last night, a few

eastshore freeway and 680 both in the green. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> i'll send it back to you guys. >>> two former supervisors hired to clean up radiation at the hunters point in san francisco have pleaded guilty to falsifying reports and are going to prison. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: actually i'm here at the federal building in san francisco where this has been working its way through the court process. these two have admitted to falsifying soil samples. they pleaded guilty and have been sentenced to eight months in federal prison. these two were supervisors for the company tetratech in charge of certifying that the soil at the former hunters point naval base is safe. steven rolf and another employee labeled soil from areas for testing for radiation from contaminations and rolf said, one told me on multiple occasions to get the hell out of that area in reference to a particular survey unit that was not testing clean. he goes on to say, another told me on more than one occasion that we are not re

you have to have someone like draymond green to have a good team.lucky to have him. >> his game just six blows. you see him out there. he contests shots, he has to guard a lot of guys and he makes it tough on them and he feeds off of them more than anything. i think draymond green enjoys the small things.>> reporter: pretty strong words. he is a future hall of fame desk ballplayer, he averages a triple-double and the entire playoff series, mark, it is a strange setting with the last four seasons the western conference finals usually start at home but not this time they will start in houston. >> yes, they will start on the road in houston monday night it is on, big time. the rockets they sent the jazz to summer vacation land. they are on a 21-6 run. here is donovan mitchell the rookie, they come back and take a lead. and then james harden he was taken off of the floor and never to return. it goes off of the glass beating the shot clock buzzer. 112-102, they take on the warriors on their home floor.>>> the giants and the a's played today but the big b

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emily: kristi coulter, jeff green, a provocative proposal. we will see how amazon response. is smaller than a football end zone, and it makes as much leafy greens as an entire football field. farm in a box is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: the vertical farming market in 2016 was valued at somewhere between $1.5 billion to $2 billion, and it has people growing food in places like skyscrapers, warehouses, and shipping containers, which is what freight farms is doing. caroline hyde looks at what it is like to farm in a box. ♪ caroline: this might look like your typical burger, topped with all the fixings, including that leafy-green lettuce, cooked and washed in brooklyn, farm to table greens, only it is a different kind of farm, a 320-square-foot husk of a shipping container in the heart of downtown manhattan. it's called the leafy green machine, and it's the brainchild of boston-based freight farms. it is part of a new wave of vertical farming that is set to be a $6.5 billion industry by 2023. >> shipping containers were pretty much everywhere in the city, on trucks and eve

the green waste dump is a problem. our hope is that the project will maintain the rustic character of the trail. that's something which sort of meet be lost, but we believe it can be maintained and it's within the specifications for the contract. so we support this project and look forward to seeing it done. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good morning. i'm bonnie. on behalf of parks alliance, i am asking that you authorize the completion of the golden gate park project. the completion of this project will provide such a wonderful asset to golden gate park and the community of san francisco as well as to the volunteers who have shown such great commitment and dedication to this project through direct stewardship. this northeast corner is some of the oldest trails in san francisco and we need to honor it. this project will increase access to save walkable nature trails while provide be habitat restoration to the surrounding area. our oak woodlands are few and it's crucial we protect and enhance thes

in the green about 150 points.ther update cog up next. >>> the adorable new photo prince louis and princess charlotte. there's something in this photo you've seen before. >>> a live look outside. 6:41 in the >>> let's take a look at the rest of the state, 6:44. palm springs at 103. look at the central valley. mid to upper 80s there. need the air conditioning in the car. also blowing dust today at yosemite at 81. 77 in l.a. with sunshine. eureka low to mid 60s. let's focus on tahoe. look at all the melting that's taking place. i'm guessing by the end of the week there will be no more snow to be seen in this picture because we will be flirting with record high temperatures. today i'm forecasting a high of 72. the record is 75. tomorrow a little warmer at 73. our next best chance will be sunday when we hit 74. >>> happening today, san jose's police chief is going to update us on a 'em who invasion which ended with an officer firing toward a suspect. >> this started with an armed robbery at a undo town apartment comple

city apartments is essentially old school green tree. you know these type of predatory speculative landlords and i urge you to protect tenants from getting these costs passed through, which is basically the cost of doing business in san

so island success in creating not only a green society but a green economy hasn't been lost on the rest of the world. these days they receive five thousand and eighty two is per year so many that they've set up and energy. and so what is the big idea that draws people from all over the world yeah i think everybody has some kind of. that this is the way to go this is where we want to be in the future but a lot of places they don't know how to handle this how do we do that how do we how do you get started in the meaning here is kind of confirming that this is possible we can do this. since the project started soren and his colleagues have advised twenty nine countries that alexis to project managers invited me to sit in on a call to a community organizer in hawaii. and i asked what's the most important thing that you can. communicating with the residents here and some so i think the most important. inspiration. and. that of the future. that's already doing. so that's the idea to help communities realize their potential and their options and. life. i mean it's really quite simple when you

and here, we have an example of a green tree notice for the -- what we call the aggressive bundling of pass through charges. companies like this have entire department and staff devoted just to pass throughs or they outsource it to third parties. there's a particular company in san francisco that specializes just in preparing the documentation of pass throughs. so what you see here is for our rent controlled tenants. this tenant has lived in their unit for, i believe, eight years and received all at once general bond, including banked general bond pass throughs from previous years, a water bond pass through, a proposed operating and maintenance pass through, which is what supervisor fewer's legislation is helping to address, and proposed capital improvement pass through for a total rent increase of 16%, which for a rent controlled tenant is definitely not what they expect. we're also seeing -- we've learned that at least moser, veritas and baumo utilize the same software. the issuing of three day notices is automated, and the system sends it out and tells the green tree staff that this

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the greens on seven, up up 58. lib dems up ten. the greens on seven, up to and ukip have lost 66.ve gained control of peterborough. 31 councillors to labour's 14 and the lib dems' 5ix councillors to labour's 14 and the lib dems' six and five in the independent group. these are marginal changes. that is interesting, a conservative gain. in the west midlands in wa lsa ll, gain. in the west midlands in walsall, rather different, a hung council. i think matt is the final results. what has happened in walsall i5 what has happened in walsall is that the conservatives made several gains, five, and two losses to labour and gains, five, and two losses to labourand ukip i5 gains, five, and two losses to labour and ukip is down three. looking at that break where the old ukip vote went. peterborough, some thoughts. that is the kind of place that will be worrying for the labour party to have these moves. they took it at the general election and i5 have these moves. they took it at the general election and is a seat where they had to make progress but to lose support on the council will be worr