center and also as a place where students can participate and act as docents for visitors both to heron's head park and the ecocenter. we will also continue to work with our collaborators to further the existing programming and develop new programming again ensuring that the best practices are used both for range of audiences from kindergarten through college as well as working professionals. we'll also continue to work with the yfc, the rec and park youth stewardship program and green acres for access to the facility providing guidance for restoration and native landscaping activities as well as coordinating when programs that are offered in the park by yfp are together with programs offered in the ecocenter and of course having, allowing for interns from city college to continue to participate the operations maintenance monitoring and research and to develop further workplace skills as you've heard about before. and also to continue and to further working with our collaborators to ensure access to the ecocenter for community events, meetings and other things that you will hear about fro

heard at length last time with many who came forward to speak about our long relationship both with heron's head park and most recently with the ecocenter in terms of its daily operations and maintenance as well as their delivery of programs and tours to the public and students. we bring many strengths via our collaboration, not only are we educators coming from multiple sdmripbs, disciplines, we are very excited especially those that are currently teaching and working with city build and other courses at the evans campus, particularly the renewable energy green building, also our faculty that are currently involved as well as our deans with continued technical education. we also have our, the ecologists, the biologists, environmental scientists and engineers who are interested in coming and furthering programs offering both programs and incorporating more programs and exercises particularly those around workplace training and development, the ecocenter is, as you recall, one of the other places in san francisco where you can actually have a hands-on training with sustainable systems and al

at our december meeting we were talking about the heron and tern park project. it was right after that that i had the opportunity with national geographic as a tourist, 17 days at the arctic and the south pole. it gave me a different perspective as a person about the last frontier, how important our environment is, whether it's global warming, protecting the environment, and i'm just a kid that grew up in the streets of city city, missouri, and going to antarctica was my 7th continent, i was with researchers and scientists and people that really care about the environment and to see the orca whales, the humpback whales, to see the penguins, to see leopard seals and all type of wildlife it was just something that i can never really think about. then i read the book of sir ernest shackleton and talked about his expedition down to and arctic ka and i would like to read a deal from his book, sir ernest shackleton and i felt like he felt, being one of a million people that get to set foot on antarctica. in memories we were rich. we have pierced the veil of things. we

l-15771 for the ecocenter at heron's head park and surrounding 6,058 square feet of non-exclusive license area located near the intersection of jennings street and cargo way to the bay >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm carol the environmental manager in the ports depiction. i'm happy to talk about the lease for the aquarium foundation. recall that in september the port issued an rfp seeking qualified proposers to operate the eco center and provide programming to serve the ports center promoting community access and the store center for a educational process and continuing to coordinate with the educational program with the rec and park department. the rfp and places you under your regular calendar an outreach were presented in detail in a previous staff report and presentation. the rfp included a proposed lease that the secret service tenant would be expected to sign. that lease was considered by the excision concurrent with the rfp. the property lease terms are consistent with the ports standard form with the expectation of rent and maintenance observations. the rent is one dollar pe

keith van heron talked about five cases he studied from the bay area. including 4-year-old sophia jarvis. sophia began kaufg and wheezing in 2012 and two days later her left arnl was paralyzed. >> she went to the treasure box to grab her toy after seeing the doctor and i saw her left hand mid grasp stop working. >> doctors have not found common causes to suggest the cases are linked but hope paub la sizing cases will alert pediatricians across the country. dr. van heron said there are similar outbreaks in asia and australia. >> the napa couple accused of killing a 3-year-old girl will face a judge for the first time today. 23-year-old sarah kruger and 26-year-old ryan warner are charged with assault and murder in the death of kruger's daughter kaly. kaly was found beaten to death in her bed. her mother and warner were arrested a few days later. they will be arraigned this morning. according to documents warner and krueger says they stored her in a suit case and freezer before police found her. >> police looking for a man stuck a gun in the face after cl

l-15771 for the ecocenter at heron's head park and surrounding 6,058 square feet of non-exclusive license area, located near the intersection of jennings street and cargo way, with the bay institute aquarium foundation, a not for profit california corporation for a five-year term with two two-year. (resolution no. 14-13). >> and that title, longer than my presentation. >> good afternoon, commissioners i am happy to be back today to for your approval of 15771 with the foundation to lease the eco center. at your last meeting on february 11th, you heard from the bay institute aquarium foundation and its two partners, city college of san francisco, and the aphillip institute regarding their plans for how they propose to work together and each bringing in the different but complimentary strengths as you heard from these organization and from the public, the eco center, presents a truly unique environmental education opportunity. and it was born of a community driven initiative to help connect people in south east san francisco with the natural beauties that is provided at park and also to demo

ecocenter now and i'm somewhat understanding more because even living in san francisco i've never been to heron park but going down to antarctica for 17 days and seeing the environment, seeing penguins nesting, seeing orca whales not in a zoo but a natural habitat and seeing we have something like this on a smaller scale in our own back yard i want to go down there and support it and believe me i will be coming down there to see what you are doing. it's not something that we are just going to pass it, this is a working commission and we will follow-up and i will be coming down to see what you guys are doing. thanks. >> carol, i want to thank you for spearheading this and thank all the organizations. it was one of those moments when you came before us, sometimes things do work as they are supposed to. as we sat here we realized everyone had such tremendous strengths and we are all thrilled to see something has come forward that plays to everyone's strengths and i think the community will be that much better for it. so i want to thank you all for coming together and putting this revised approach

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l-15771 for the ecocenter at heron's head park and surrounding 6,058 square feet of non-exclusive license area located near the intersection of jennings street and cargo way to the bay

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drug enforcement agency estimates he provides 80% of the city's heron, cocaine, and meth.01 he escapes using money, bribes, and a laundry truck. in 2009 he was indicted in illinois in what was called the most significant drug importation conspiracies ever charged in chicago. two of guzman's lieutenants have previously been extradited from meks andco -- mexico and are being held in u.s. custody. the dea head said quote . . . ultimately it will be eric holder who will determine where guzman will face trial. the other big question is whether or not guzman's arrest will have any effect of flow of drugs into the united states? >> structures war fair is taking place. >> reporter: criminal justice professor is doubtful. >> it's not going to have any impact on the street price. it's not going to have any impact on violence. it's a nice headline for the mexican police, and the dea, it doesn't mean anything for dead bodies in chicago or how much drugs are here. >> reporter: the multi-billion dollars business of drug trafficking will undoubtedly continue. still his arrest is certainl

neighbors are upset about the plan, because 500 rare black- crowned night herons chose the trees as their main breeding ground in illinois. replacements will be planted in the fall. this upcoming baseball season will be the last for the yankees' derek jeter, who announced he's retiring. jeter made that announcement on his facebook page yesterday. he has played in the majors for 19 seasons, and all of them with the yankees. he's won five world series championships, and is ninth in the all-time hitting list. but injuries took their toll and caused jeter to only play 17 games last year. jeter turns 40 in june. at the winter olympics in sochi -- it's snowboarding gold for kaitlyn farrington, and bronze for kelly clark on the halfpipe. the u-s men's hockey team plays slovokia this morning. and taking a look at the medal count... norway still holds the lead with 12. canada and the netherlands have ten. the u-s is tied with russia for nine medals. and germany has eight medals, despite having the most golds -- six. you can check out a ten-foot tall ice sculpture replica of olympian jason brown in

keith van heron talked about five cases that he has studied from the bay area including 4-year-old sophiaegan coughing and wheezing in 2012, two days later her left arm was paralyzed. >> sophia went to the treasure box to grab her toy after seeing the doctor and i saw her left hand mid grasp stop working. >> doctors have not found any common cause to suggest the cases are linked but hope publicizing the cases like sophia's will alert pediatricians across the country to look for this. the doctor says there have been similar outbreaks in asia and australia. >> police in san jose are looking for a man they say stuck a gun in the face of a clerk and robbed him. president happened on north white road near mckee. take a look at this video. you can see the suspect walking in the door, a hooded sweatshirt on before he pulled out a silver handgun and demanded money from the clerk. he made it out of the store with cash but police are not saying how much. >> a possible resolution this morning in the fight between casino matrix and the city of san jose. the city has put a 90-day hold on its lawsuit a