hooper ofour, peter gub torture bank.g, everyone -- this is bloomberg surveillance, live from our world headquarters in new york. i'm tom keene. with francine lacqua. civility in the debate last night. they almost acted like adults. it was a miracle. francine: in u.s. politics, they are acting a little bit more like adults. the markets are getting a second look at mario draghi. today they are acting more luck -- more like -- let's get to bloomberg first word news with nay rich a hit. >> the name-calling and anger of the previous showdown was missing. donald trump embrace the idea of party unity and said his campaign has been a positive force. trump: i think frankly the republican establishment should embrace what's happening. we are having millions of extra people join. we are going to be the democrats. we are going to beat hillary or and we they may be, will be them soundly. nejra: former candidate ben carson has agreed to endorse him. challenger takers hopes to win the carson endorsement. the united nations warns islam

and lisa hooper from the mission terrace improvement association and putting the alamani hospital andhe health buildings on everyone's radar and the important murals so we stand in support of this today, thanks, supervisor avalos for put ining the request, it's very important for our community and we would like to see this move forward, thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> the gee nao*ef va car barn's been there a long time, it's been a long time, been a long time, been a long, long time sm. singing ) why don't you give it a dime, it's been a long time, been a historic long time, been a long, long, long time, won't you make it shine, it's been a long time, been a long time, won't you make it all turn out, public health and shine, thank you. >> thank you very much, any other members of the public who wish to speak on item 1, please come on up, seeing none, we're going the close public comment and pretend to bang the gavel, supervisor wiener? >> i just wanted to thank supervisor avalos for pushing on this project and really commend the neighbors for pushing for decades no

sergeant donald hooper is the supervisor on duty that day. >> it was a slow sunday morning. not a lot going on, just dealing with typical paperwork issues. and i hear over the radio from our control room that a car had crashed through the auto sally port door. so i asked for clarification on the radio. a car came into the door? no. a car crashed through the door. >> the sally port is a secure enclosed area that officers use to transfer the custody of inmates. with this area compromised, the jail goes on lockdown. sergeant hooper calls for backup, and he and his deputies make their way towards the sally port to check out the scene. >> the lincoln navigator had crashed in the door, but the door had pretty much fallen back into place. but the navigator was parked against a center divider and still running. the vehicle was a little skewed as it hit the wall. and it was sort of leaning to the left. and you could see the driver at that time i thought maybe he was injured because he wasn't moving. i thought it was an accident. >> not knowing what to expect, sergeant hooper and his

♪ ♪ where in the world is hooper? ♪ here's a clue to where i am.ace where there are refrigerators, but it's not your kitchen. want another hint? you can come to this place to get food. do you know what i like? fruits and vegetables because they can keep me healthy and strong, plus they're crunchy and delicious. [crunches] mmm! now here's the final clue from "curious george." [george chatters] done! great clue! when you're done shopping, whatever you bought, they put in a bag. so i'm at a place where there are refrigerators, where you can come to get food, and then everything you buy gets put in a bag. can you guess where i am?

♪ ♪ where in the world is hooper? ♪ here's a clue to where i am.e where there are refrigerators, but it's not your kitchen. want another hint? you can come to this place to get food. do you know what i like? fruits and vegetables because they can keep me healthy and strong, plus they're crunchy and delicious. [crunches] mmm! now here's the final clue from "curious george." [george chatters] done! great clue! when you're done shopping, whatever you bought, they put in a bag. so i'm at a place where there are refrigerators, where you can come to get food, and then everything you buy gets put in a bag. can you guess where i am? yes! i'm at a grocery store. the van eekeren family, founders of land o' frost, supporting over 12,000 youth sports teams across the country, and by the hamill family foundation, the segal family foundation, the arthur vining davis foundations, polk brothers foundation, alvin h. baum family fund, bobolink foundation, sage foundation, the david e. zyer family... the corporation for public broadcasting, and by viewers like you. t

♪ ♪ where in the world is hooper? ♪ here's a clue to where i am!place where people bring their pets, but it's not the park. and here's another hint. when animals are sick or hurt, people bring them to this place. and now for my final clue from "martha speaks." the examination is really simple. ready, martha? ready! great clue! this place has a special type of doctor. ok. now let's go over the clues. i'm at a place where there are lots of animals, and sometimes these animals are sick, and there's a special kind of doctor here who helps them. so can you guess where i am? yes! a veterinarian's office!

there will be bagpipers, hula hoopers, face painters. bands start playing at 4 in the afternoon. the event is free... including parking. 3 3 3 rude awakening... a car plows into a house in tampa overnight... and you won't believe who was behind the wheel. 3 ((vanessa up in smoke... a new marijuana ordinance heads to tampa city council for a vote... the new punishment offenders would face. 3 ((walter and... a *dog story... that's a *whale of a tale... the pup that disappeared at sea... and suddenly showed-up... more than a month later. 3 3

including musicians, step dancers, stilt walkers, hoola hoopers and more. the event runs all day long... live music will be from 6 to 9. 3 and with that much irish food... you're going to need to burn off a few calories. so keeping with saint patrick's day... head over to the paddyfest blarney bike ride in tampa. dress up in your craziest irish-themed costumes... hop on your bike... and head over to ferg's live. from there bike riders will pedal over to irish 31 pub in hyde park to sample a brand new botanical i-p-a. afterwards the group will head back to ferg's for more samples... and a prize for the best costume. the event is free and starts at 7 tonight. 3 ((walter/jen//2shot) 3 ) toss to dave... 3 3 3 3 this is a letter from someone who's here. she has to take a brand name drug. been taking it since the early 1980's. at that time it cost approximately $180 for the latest refill was $14.700 for the same 10 vials and the company is called valeant pharmaceuticals. i'm going after them. this is predatory pricing and we're going to make sure it is stopped. i

. >>> governor hicken hooper today formerly requested a super fund designation to clean up 48 mining sites in southeastern colorado. leaked into rivers in 3 states last summer. epa inadvertently triggered it during preliminary clean up work. rivers in colorado, new mexico, and utah were polluted. the environmental protection agency would over sea the clean up with san juan county and silverton endorsed last week, if they designate it as epa sight, it could be months and years away from clean up. >>> america's largest retailer experiences theft, no surprise there, but it is the amount of theft and more importantly the total number of calls to police from our area walmart has attention from chris vanderveen, walmart is a busy spot for police. >> that the kind of thing on par with homeless shelter and drug deals, put that stigma aside, walmarterize busy, lots of volume-- walmarts are busy, lots of volume, they have low-level crime. by adding the calls up, the walmart on west colfax, it averaged last year 3.7 police calls a day. that made it the busiest address for police in that entire

i told him hopefully one will become a hooper. >>reporter: you'd think about the genes that would indeed happen. >>> hassan whiteside practice with soreness but he is expected to play in that game tonight. >>> to football where the dolls keep looking for an answer at running back. bringing in chris johnson for a visit. johnson most famous for 2009. signing defensive end andre branch and they needed a third defensive end along with the line they have right now. >>> the derby featuring their heavy-hitters, most notably $300 million man giancarlo stanton. you want to know who won that derby, barry bonds. yeah, the 51-year-old hitting coach barry bonds. >> barry bonds? >> yeah, hitting coach. >> ateast he has the record. >>> we've s@en some really interesting things out of these here in southflorida. >> no, no. odds things in south florida? the water waves in ft. lauderdale is certainly turning heads. drawing attention risht on the new river. the hut/boat hybrid is the brain child of greg car valley who got the idea when his boat was

it's me--coach hooper-- and i've got my special whistle, which means it's time to get up and exerciseelephone ringing] wow! it's also time to get a new whistle. ok, now, let's get moving because today, we're going to exercise like we're bugs. ♪ first flap those wings like a dragonfly, like a butterfly ♪ ♪ keep flapping, and moving ♪ look at you go ♪ now climb up the window, climb up the door ♪ ♪ like a spider, oh yeah! ♪ it's so much fun to be a bug ♪ ♪ and jump up high ♪ you're a cricket, that's what you do ♪ ♪ and grasshoppers, too awesome job! and if you want to try out more exercises with me, just visit pbskids.org anytime you want. see you soon! the van eekeren family, founders of land o' frost, supporting over 12,000 youth sports teams across the country, and by the hamill family foundation, the segal family foundation, the arthur vining davis foundations, polk brothers foundation, alvin h. baum family fund, bobolink foundation, sage foundation, the david e. zyer family... the corporation for public broadcasting, and by viewers like you. thank you. fred: that's me, fred the hous

it's me--coach hooper-- and i've got my special whistle, which means it's time to get up and exercise! [telephone ringing] wow! it's also time to get a new whistle. ok, now, let's get moving because today, we're going to exercise like we're bugs. ♪ first flap those wings like a dragonfly, like a butterfly ♪ ♪ keep flapping, and moving ♪ look at you go ♪ now climb up the window, climb up the door ♪ ♪ like a spider, oh yeah! ♪ it's so much fun to be a bug ♪ ♪ and jump up high ♪ you're a cricket, that's what you do ♪ ♪ and grasshoppers, too awesome job! and if you want to try out more exercises with me,

struck and killed by an nypd van williamsburg in july, 2013, at the intersection of broadway and hooper street. his still grieving brother spoke to eyewitness news today from cleveland. >> it's been stressful. and things have not been the same. >> reporter: felix did have the right-of-way and was within the crosswalk, but the city in legal papers blames the man for the accident, arguing he did not take reasonable steps to assure his own safety. that has kept this case in court for nearly three years. >> according to the city of new york, if you're crossing in a crosswalk with the walk light in your favor, you're assuming the risk of being hit by a car, and if you are hit by a car, you're at fault for the accident. >> reporter: the female officer was using a cell phone at the time but the city denies that and argues something inside that van blocked her view. >> there's really no excuse other than she's either distracted, not paying attention, or potentially looking at her phone. >> reporter: the lawyer for the by the city in this case goes directly against the mayor's vision zero progra

it's me--coach hooper-- and i've got my special whistle, which means it's time to get up and exercisewow! it's also time to get a new whistle. ok, now. let's get moving because today we're going to exercise like surfers. ♪ go down the beach ♪ on the sand towards the shore ♪ ♪ keep on going ♪ the ocean looks great ♪ now swim towards the waves ♪ ♪ you're on your board, you're swimming out ♪ ♪ keep it up ♪ you're almost there ♪ ♪ to do your thing ♪ and ride that wave just like this ♪ ♪ you're a surfing champ, a surfing pro ♪ ♪ you go, whoo-hoo! awesome job! and if you want to try out more exercises with me, just visit pbskids.org anytime you want.

it's me--coach hooper-- and i've got my special whistle, which means it's time to get up and exercise! [baa] wow! it's also time to get a new whistle. ok, now, let's get moving because today, we're going to exercise like baseball players. ♪ catch that ball ♪ jump up and catch ♪ it's soaring high ♪ ♪ so catch it, that's right ♪ ♪ now swing that bat ♪ keep swinging till you hit that ball ♪ ♪ swing it, with all your might, you got that right ♪ ♪ just swing ♪ and wave to your fans ♪ they're everywhere, so wave ♪ ♪ you're the hero, you're the star ♪ ♪ come on and wave awesome job! and if you want to try out more exercises with me,

he's perhaps best known for his role as coach reeves on "the white shadow" or hank hooper on "30 rocko emmys and a tony award. >>> david hasselhoff returned to the old stomping groups yesterday on "the baywatch" set. he met with dwayne "the rock" johnson and zac efron to show them how it's done. >>> and jimmy fallon seemed intrigued by sarah palin's latest project. >> this is a pretty big deal. i saw that sarah palin just signed a deal to act as a judge on a new reality court tv show. sarah said she wants to get legal experience before trump nominates her to the supreme court. >> all right. but we have to get back to david hasselhoff. >> the picture next to the rock was shocking. >> is he 63? >> first off, he's that large of man -- >> he's tall guy. >> he's bigger than the rock. >> staying in shape. i'm betty nguyen. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> the investigation into the brussels terror attack still evolving. this morning new information about the suspects, their connection to thattacks in paris and how one of them was caught and then let go. >>> plus -- >> this is a difficult

in this part aboof our series o languages at risk, rob reynolds reports from california's hooper value♪ >> you are listening to an ancients lang, once nearly wiped out but determined to survive. these children arelering hoopa, or as its properly called, hochi under native american reservation in northern california. hoopa's very existence is heying by a slender thread, says teacher salish jackson. >> there are three elder fluent speakers. there is a handful of people my age or older who have come to a level where we can teach and understand and have conversations. >> the hopa have lived in this beautiful place of forest forever. the government took most of their land in the early eth 20th century, they began forcing their children into boarding schools where their languages and traditions were banned. hoopa children were beaten for using their mother tongue. you would actually get punished both in the school and in the actual community at times or get turned in so the indians had to go underground. >> amid those deliberate efforts to stamp it out and the onslaught of american culture,

and lisa hooper from the mission terrace improvement association and putting the alamani hospital and the health buildings on everyone's radar and the important murals so we stand in support of this today, thanks, supervisor avalos for put ining the request, it's very important for our community and we would like to see this move forward, thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> the gee nao*ef va car barn's been there a long time, it's been a long time, been a long time, been a long, long time sm. singing ) why don't you give it a dime, it's been a long time, been a historic long time, been a long, long, long time, won't you make it shine, it's been a long time, been a long time, won't you make it all turn out, public health and shine, thank you. >> thank you very much, any other members of the public who wish to speak on item 1, please come on up, seeing none, we're going the close public comment and pretend to bang the gavel, supervisor wiener? >> i just wanted to thank supervisor avalos for pushing on this project and really commend the neighbors for pushing for decades

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hula hoopers... face painters... and the bands start playing, at four this afternoon. the event is free, including the parking. 3 ((vanessa)) there's much more to come on good day. ((walter)) let's turn it over to russell and laura - to find out what's ahead in our 6 o'clock hour. 3 ((russell/2-shot)) it is a very busy thursday morning.. the sunshine skyway bridge is closed *again because of fog.. vanessa will keep us updated all morning long.. ((laura)) and: we're just getting word of a historic announcement from the c-e-o of seaworld.. this will change the company.. and the theme park forever.. 3 ((russell/take vo)) plus: rescued from the floods.. how the national guard rescues pets that are left behind.. 3 ((laura/take vo)) and: fish out of water! find out why this seal crosses the street every single day.. it's all ahead at six. 3 3 p>>vanessa: welcome to the 6:00 phour of good day. pit looks foggy over the sunshine pbridge and f.h.p. is closing it pto all drivers so all of you pthat use the sunshine skyway pwill have to use i-75 in the pmeantime. precent reports s

and lisa hooper from the mission terrace improvement association and putting the alamani hospital and the health buildings on everyone's radar and the important murals so we stand in support of this today, thanks, supervisor avalos for put ining the request, it's very important for our community and we would like to see this move forward, thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> the gee nao*ef va car barn's been there a long time, it's been a long time, been a long time, been a long, long time sm. singing ) why don't you give it a dime, it's been a long time, been a historic long time, been a long, long, long time, won't you make it shine, it's been a long time, been a long time, won't you make it all turn out, public health and shine, thank you. >> thank you very much, any other members of the public who wish to speak on item 1, please come on up, seeing none, we're going the close public comment and pretend to bang the gavel, supervisor wiener? >> i just wanted to thank supervisor avalos for pushing on this project and really commend the neighbors for pushing for decades

david hooper died yesterday during surgery. the suspect was also killed. he was one officer who responded to a report of shots fired near a park near allege elementary school. john: the case pitting apple against the f.b.i. is taking center stage in wash unlocking the one phone compromises the security barbara: chick-fil-a launched, john? maybe you could put your cell phone down five second to talk to me? john: what cell phone? i don't know what you are talking about. don: i was just playing on mine. there's times when i look at my kids and can -- i'm here, not there. how about if i text you? no. just looking at showers on radar moving through. we will show you the rain down south and east and heavy rainfall out of indian springs and about how the of the region but even a couple of rumbles of thunder toward clinton. the rest the area is dry. activity pull off to the aoeseast. a couple showers in halifax county and that's about it. we will show you what is going on now as far as a live look into downtown raleigh. temperature right now is 53. dew point 51. t

congratulations to john hooper from sharing this shot. he says this is his team in clearwater and yes, our beaches are about to get crowded. >> and the weather is great. >> it's going to go on for the next month or two. you can send it to stacie and i wish you #s#sendittostacie. it on my facebook page. and we'll be right back. >>> 8 on your side is making sure your voice is heard with live team coverage and reaction from mouth sides and up to the minute coverage tonight starting >>> just the thought of quitting cold turkekey is probably enough to make any smoker uneasy, but it could b be the best way to kick that habit. brbritish researcher looked at nearly 700 long-term heavy smoker. they asked half of them to quit cold turkey and asked the other half to gradually cut back. those who cut cold turkey were 25% more likely too be smoke-free within six months. >>> they have been part of children's lives for generations, but why let your little ones have all the fun. kelly looks at the population for coloring books for adults. >>reporter: the

hooper with all creatures wild life control wanted to make sure the bees were safe. >> we need a pretty environment. we have to have bees. they pollinate all things. without bees, we have trouble. >> we called in local beekeepers to do the job, vacuuming the bees into a box and piece by piece, taking apart of the hive. >> they don't get killed. we carry them to an area what they're supposed to do. in lakeland, melissa moreno, news channel 8. >>> when it rains, water goes into the storm drain and that goes into tampa bay. >> today, storm 8 meteorologist leigh spann find a way to curve the crash at the curb. >>reporter: this is installs in hillsboro county and it's keeping all of this from going into tampa bay. oh, a florida rain storm. boy, can it pour. >> all the storm water goes into the bay, and there's not a catch base. >> they self proclaim boating community, they wanted to keep the bay clean of all the trash caught in the rain water. >> you see people throw trash out all the time, so we stop it here, and like the cigarette buds, we can stop that from going in. >> these custom made

hooper. he was sydney howard gay's underground railroad mentor. assisted louis napoleon on a case. it was a very important case, even the louis napoleon was not an educated man, he cannot read or write, he had to sign his on legal a x documents. but he knew the people to go to for help. in 1846 and when a man 18 years stowed away on a boat to new york city, louis napoleon found out and he went to isaac and said, i need help with this man. isaac hopper said i want to to .o to see elias smith he was working at the anti-slavery office with sydney howard gay. so napoleon tells him about george kirk. his name was george. he did not take the name kirk until after the case. he asked him later, why is it that you took the name? he said, it was my father's name. elias said we are going to see hopper. so they both went back to see hopper and he said you need to judge jed edmonds -- edmonds. you could start a legal procedure and then the person would be declared a free person. that is what happened with george kirk. he was free.lared but, the captain of the boat did not like that. so he went

video that shows the moment 61-year-old felix coss was simply crossing the street near broadway and hooper street in williamsburg back in july 2013 when he was struck and killed by a police officer driving this nypd van. of way and was well within the crosswalk. felix's still grieving brother spoke to eyewitness news today from cleveland. >> my poor brother still had good years in front of him and, you know, that's gone. that's gone. >> reporter: what's made matters worse is that nearly three years after the deadly accident the family is still wrapped in a legal battle with the city which has cleared the van's driver of any wrongdoing. in fact, according to legal papers, the city puts the blame on the victim, saying, quote, plaintiff failed to use all required proper appropriate and reasonable safety devices and/or equipment and failed to take all proper, appropriate and reasonable steps to assure his or her or their safety, end quote. >> according to the city of new york, if you're crossing in a crosswalk with a walk light in your favor, that you are assuming the risk of being hit by a ca

. >> janine: justin hooper with all creatures wildlife control knew the bees needed to go but he also wanted to make sure they didn't die. >> we themed for the environment. we have to have bees. they pollen innate all kinds of thing and without bees we got trouble. >> janine: so he called in local beekeepers to do the job well slowly voluming the bees into a box and piece by piece taking apart the hive. soon they will have a newome. >> it saves the bees. away carry them to an aviatory and let them live out their life and do what they're supposed to do. >> janine: suddenly want the bee movie. >> laurie: i that remind me of the bee weather. you could never step on a bee again after seeing that. look at this postcard. >> janine: meteorologist julie durda is hererwith us today. it started off being chill chilly but it's just a gorgeous afternoon. >> meteorologist: as i promised, that sunshine returned and it temperatures in mid-70s for highs today but, boy, it started off nice and cool. you liked wearing those sweaters and jacket in march, right? i think you enjoyed it because that'll be

my name is david hooper and i spoke to you regarding this issue. there is support for returning the buildings to public service, not just serving the structures but doing that for the community. at the same time earlier there was a request for a supplemental budget request for the geneva office building and 30-45. those efforts continue to get the money. they're not secured but i would like to say there is support and what the emergency hospitals mean historically and what they meant to past generations. there is a gap because they haven't been used effectively but with the streetscape there are four islands and they call them pork chops and one of the plans for the department of public works is provide better safety pedestrian access at this intersection at onondaga avenue and alemany to be in the configuration and no more of the quick right turns. this gives an opportunity to have a plaz there at the club in the area and the high schools and at mission street and it's a major opportunity. thank you for considering it. >> thank you. mr. rothman pl

president, and commissioners my name is david hooper serve as the president of the new terrace improvementsciation that s which which is one of the many neighborhoods active neighborhood associations the outer mission the for instance i want to say thank you for the forest to do this and the primary person the first person i want to thank that helped lift ev'ry voice and sing i can't was richard rothman it focused on the murals and i learned a lot about that and thank you anthony is from the staff it moved to another job and shannon ferguson they made a difference i'd like to thank supervisor avalos and supervisor avalos for their staff and the history center your waving aware from an earlier preservatintatio i'll hit on the points i think that we'll use the 3 minutes effective and the question when does the alamany integer hospital will represent and to recognize historically and the 80 steps there was an obligation to provide heathlth d safety with a significant design times by a persistent with getting adequate fund that never stopped the emergency hospital or the public health building

, the work around the onondaga sites have been led by a lot of residents but in particular, david hooper from new mission and terrace improvement association, so i want to thank him for his efforts. as mr. rothman mentioned, there's a bernard zack hao*im mural of the comer of onondaga and alamani, that is a significant local treasure and my office has been working with some members of the committee and the zack hao*im family to make sure that mural's going to stay in place, so part of restoring these buildings is to make sure that that mural will be available for the community x the public to see that will be preserved and that's one of the reasons we've also sought for historical preservation for the health and homesite. so, i really am torn about between rolling the dice today, but i think it would make a lot more sense since i've had a request from the mayor's budget director kate howard to have a conversation with her and the mayor which i will want to do this week and before hearing this item again next week, so what i would like to do is have this item continued. i'm okay accepting

my name is david hooper and i spoke to you regarding this issue.ing the buildings to public service, not just serving the structures but doing that for the community. at the same time earlier there was a request for a supplemental budget request for the geneva office building and 30-45. those efforts continue to get the money. they're not secured but i would like to say there is support and what the emergency hospitals mean historically and what they meant to past generations. there is a gap because they haven't been used effectively but with the streetscape there are four islands and they call them pork chops and one of the plans for the department of public works is provide better safety pedestrian access at this intersection at onondaga avenue and alemany to be in the configuration and no more of the quick right turns. this gives an opportunity to have a plaz there at the club in the area and the high schools and at mission street and it's a major opportunity. thank you for considering it. >> thank you. mr. rothman please come forward. we're alw

outreach team has in the pocket when continuing the work today on stevenson and 14th and on folsom and hooper and berry and to carolina and to all of the areas that we know people are suffering on the streets and you know it's about finding people in the time they're going to accept. we do have to get people to accept and part of the parts of the navigation center different enough to give it a shot and when they do and come inside and take advantage of a good night's sleep, a warm shower, a meal and people excited to have you there and welcoming, and these are the kind of tools we need to have in our homeless out reach team's hands so we can approach things on the scale of division street and resolve it and just on that point about division street where it's gotten so really crazy you know when we were finally having to take it down all the way yesterday there wasn't any arrests or citations and the final you know couple that was sick in their tent and was really frustrated we were able to bring them into the navigation center and so you know i just -- you know, i know it's a meager effort. i

and this went in phone number for p pa last july and the last project in planning the one called hooper it is 5 hundred first time freshmen years right on campus and the p pa the first week in february one of the things i want to supervisor wiener you've switzerland asked us what are the challenges here and one of the big thing is timing if you're a developer you can build on a permeate and wherever you get done through - if you're a student housing first of all, we have to package all the way to the apply to financial aid and 15 months to market it and gunmen get 3 days to fill it like hit the 3 days or we have to wait another year so one of the challenges in student housing is getting the planning timeline and the occupation timeline to line up so i look at himself. >> when you say planning you mean overall or planning with the planning department. >> i mean, the process ever going through the planning and i'll show you you know for instance, this is argue 75 arkansas timeline i picked off the developers lists every time their moving through there but reserve the engineer if it hits a

and this went in phone number for p pa last july and the last project in planning the one called hooper it is 5 hundred first time freshmen years right on campus and the p pa the first week in february one of the things i want to supervisor wiener you've switzerland asked us what are the challenges here and one of the big thing is timing if you're a developer you can build on a permeate and wherever you get done through - if you're a student housing first of all, we have to package all the way to the apply to financial aid and 15 months to market it and gunmen get 3 days to fill it like hit the 3 days or we have to wait another year so one of the challenges in student housing is getting the planning timeline and the occupation timeline to line up so i look at himself. >> when you say planning you mean overall or planning with the planning department. >> i mean, the process ever going through the planning and i'll show you you know for instance, this is argue 75 arkansas timeline i picked off the developers lists every time their moving through there but reserve the engineer if it hits a

my name is david hooper and i spoke to you regarding this issue.pport for returning the buildings to public service, not just serving the structures but doing that for the community. at the same time earlier there was a request for a supplemental budget request for the geneva office building and 30-45. those efforts continue to get the money. they're not secured but i would like to say there is support and what the emergency hospitals mean historically and what they meant to past generations. there is a gap because they haven't been used effectively but with the streetscape there are four islands and they call them pork chops and one of the plans for the department of public works is provide better safety pedestrian access at this intersection at onondaga avenue and alemany to be in the configuration and no more of the quick right turns. this gives an opportunity to have a plaz there at the club in the area and the high schools and at mission street and it's a major opportunity. thank you for considering it. >> thank you. mr. rothman please come fo

outreach team has in the pocket when continuing the work today on stevenson and 14th and on folsom and hooper and berry and to carolina and to all of the areas that we know people are suffering on the streets and you know it's about finding people in the time they're going to accept. we do have to get people to accept and part of the parts of the navigation center different enough to give it a shot and when they do and come inside and take advantage of a good night's sleep, a warm shower, a meal and people excited to have you there and welcoming, and these are the kind of tools we need to have in our homeless out reach team's hands so we can approach things on the scale of division street and resolve it and just on that point about division street where it's gotten so really crazy you know when we were finally having to take it down all the way yesterday there wasn't any arrests or citations and the final you know couple that was sick in their tent and was really frustrated we were able to bring them into the navigation center and so you know i just -- you know, i know it's a meager effort. i

outreach team has in the pocket when continuing the work today on stevenson and 14th and on folsom and hooper and berry and to carolina and to all of the areas that we know people are suffering on the streets and you know it's about finding people in the time they're going to accept. we do have to get people to accept and part of the parts of the navigation center different enough to give it a shot and when they do and come inside and take advantage of a good night's sleep, a warm shower, a meal and people excited to have you there and welcoming, and these are the kind of tools we need to have in our homeless out reach team's hands so we can approach things on the scale of division street and resolve it and just on that point about division street where it's gotten so really crazy you know when we were finally having to take it down all the way yesterday there wasn't any arrests or citations and the final you know couple that was sick in their tent and was really frustrated we were able to bring them into the navigation center and so you know i just -- you know, i know it's a meager effort. i

my name is david hooper and i spoke to you regarding this issue.here is support for returning the buildings to public service, not just serving the structures but doing that for the community. at the same time earlier there was a request for a supplemental budget request for the geneva office building and 30-45. those efforts continue to get the money. they're not secured but i would like to say there is support and what the emergency hospitals mean historically and what they meant to past generations. there is a gap because they haven't been used effectively but with the streetscape there are four islands and they call them pork chops and one of the plans for the department of public works is provide better safety pedestrian access at this intersection at onondaga avenue and alemany to be in the configuration and no more of the quick right turns. this gives an opportunity to have a plaz there at the club in the area and the high schools and at mission street and it's a major opportunity. thank you for considering it. >> thank you. mr. rothman plea

outreach team has in the pocket when continuing the work today on stevenson and 14th and on folsom and hooper and berry and to carolina and to all of the areas that we know people are suffering on the streets and you know it's about finding people in the time they're going to accept. we do have to get people to accept and part of the parts of the navigation center different enough to give it a shot and when they do and come inside and take advantage of a good night's sleep, a warm shower, a meal and people excited to have you there and welcoming, and these are the kind of tools we need to have in our homeless out reach team's hands so we can approach things on the scale of division street and resolve it and just on that point about division street where it's gotten so really crazy you know when we were finally having to take it down all the way yesterday there wasn't any arrests or citations and the final you know couple that was sick in their tent and was really frustrated we were able to bring them into the navigation center and so you know i just -- you know, i know it's a meager effort. i