leslie huang. it now consists of more than 500 faculty and staff, and a population of over 30,000 students. 2krd huang serves on the director of american association of colleges and universities, sf chamber. i'm happy to report that dr. huang for many years was in my home state, michigan, and president of northern michigan university before coming here in 2012. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. commissioners, it's an honor for me to be here to share with you the plans for the development of the campus. we are in the planning phases a campus wide physical master plan to guide our development over the next 18 years, and this will allow us to support our academic mission for a fairly large community, 30,000 students, etcetera, as you heard. and this project will serve to support our academic mission as well as revitalize the campus and support student success. much like the city, our projects will involve a significant amount of new housing on campus for faculty, staff, and student

>> thank you, miss huang. i do not have any public comments -- i'm sorry, any public speakers signed up for this. comments from the board? yes, commissioner walton. >> thank you, miss huang. i appreciate this report tonight. just a couple of questions, and if you may not know this off the top of your head, but if we could definitely get -- how do the out comes that you presented on slide four compare to the last couple of years? and then, on slide eight, with the switch in the tests, what -- why are we switching the test? what's the difference between the test? >> so when the final numbers are available, we can provide a four-year trend. right now our preliminary analysis shows there is an increase for all of the groups, and a slight increase for spanish speaking males but significant increase for all the other language groups. and then for the switching of the tests, it's actually -- the original california english language development test, it's a stayed wide assessment that's mandated by the state board of

bystanders removed huang from the wreckage. >> the i-team's dan noyes has exclusive reports about the tesla crash on abc7news.com. click on sections. >>> three were shot. sfpd says they found one man on the scene who later died. the medical examiner says his name is jaime poole. >> we're investigating to see where they were injured. we're questioning people looking for surveillance footage, trying to find anything we can to help us. >> the burr nell dwelling apartments and the surrounding blocks have been the scene of many shootings over the years. people hope surveillance cameras will help them track down whoever is responsible for this most recent shooting. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. we've got cool spots down in the south bay. morgan hill 47, alum rock, santa clara and saratoga at 49. everybody else in the low to mid 50s. that's pretty much where we have everywhere except for redwood city at 49, brentwood 59, sevastopol about 46 degrees right now. let's talk about how your comm

released a second=by=second account of the accident that killed the 38=year=old apple engineer walter huang he was approaching what traffic engineers call a "gore point," the barrier separating the left=hand exit ramp for highway 85.huang's tesla ed int cushioned crash attentuator at the tip of the concrete barrier.the impact split it in half before it was struck by two other vehicles, an audi and a mazda.bystanders were able to pull the driver from the wreck, but he died at the hospital.using information dowloaded from the tesla's onboard computer, the ntsb was able to construct a detailed timeline of what led to the crash.huang engaged the tesla's autopilot four times in32 minutes, including the final 18 minutes and 55 seconds.during that time, the vehicle provided two visual alerts and one auditory alert for the driver to place his hands on the steering wheel. all of these alerts occurred more than 15 minutes prior to the crash.tick tick tickin the final minute before the crash, the driver's hands were detected on the steering wheel wheel on three separate occasions, for a total of 34 se

and we have kerrie huang, long-term director of ageing and adult services to present on this item. >> good morning, chair kim and supervisor peskin. we are requesting authorization to enter into contract with brilliant corners for rental subsidy to facilitate independent living for eligible residents within the city and county of san francisco. services include rental unit identification and acquisition, rental subsidy allocation, unit habitability, tenant well-being inspections, and the modification of housing. just to give a brief background in 2006, the community living fund was established under nio 10.100-12 of the san francisco administrative code to fund ageing in place and community placeme alternatives for individuals who might otherwise require care in an institution. perthe code requirements, daas provides the board of supervisors two documents: the community living fund six months report twice a year detailing the level of services and costs incurred, and second the annual plan once a year. the goal of the community living fund is to assist those who are at imminent risk f

accident that killed the 38=year=old tesla driver a little before nine thirty, apple engineer walter huangdiamond lane of 101.he was approaching what traffic engineers call a "gore point," the barrier separating the left=hand exit ramp for highway 85.huang's tesla suddenly served into the cushioned crash attentuator at the tip of the concrete barrier.the impact split it in half before it was struck by two other vehicles, an audi and a mazda.bystanders were able to pull the driver from the wreck, but he died at the hospital.using information dowloaded from the tesla's , th able to construct a detailed timeline of what led to the crash.huang engaged the tesla's autopilot four times in32 minutes, including the final 18 minutes and 55 seconds.during that time, the vehicle provided two visual alerts and one auditory alert for the driver to place his hands on the steering wheel. all of these alerts occurred more than 15 minutes prior to the crash.tick tick tickin the final minute before the crash, the driver's hands were detected on the steering wheel wheel on three separate occasions, for a tot

accident that killed the 38=year=old tesla driver a little before nine thirty, apple engineer walter huang was driving southbound in the diamond lane of 101.he was approaching what traffic engineers call a "gore point," the barrier separating the left=hand exit ramp for highway 85.huang's tesla suddenly served into the cushioned crash attentuator at the tip of the concrete barrier.the impact split it in half before it was struck by two other vehicles, an audi and a mazda.bystanders were able to pull the driver from the wreck, but he died at the hospital.using information dowloaded from the tesla's onboard computer, the ntsb was able to construct a detailed timeline of what led to the crash.huang engaged the tesla's autopilot four times in32 minutes, including the final 18 minutes d seconds.during that ed two visu alerts and one auditory alert for the driver to place his hands on the steering wheel. all of these alerts occurred more than 15 minutes prior to the crash.tick tick tickin the final minute before the crash, the driver's hands were detected on the steering wheel wheel on three sep

accident that killed the 38=year=old tesla driver a little before nine thirty, apple engineer walter huang was driving southbound in the diamond lane of 101.he was approaching what traffic engineers call a "gore point," the barrier separating the left=hand exit ramp for highway 85.huang's tesla suddenly served into the cushioned crash attentuator at the tip of the concrete barrier.the impact split it in half before it was struck by two other vehicles, an audi and a mazda.bystanders were able to pull the driver from the wreck, but he died at the hospital.using information dowloaded from the tesla's onboard computer, the ntsb was able to construct a detailed timeline of what led to the crash.huang engaged the tesla's autopilot four times in32 minutes, including the final 18 minutes and 55 seconds.during that time, the vehicle provided two visual alerts and one auditory alert for the driver to place his hands on the steering wheel. all of these alerts occurred more than 15 minutes prior to the crash.tick tick tickin the final minute before the crash, the driver's hands were detected on the st

safety of the auto pilot feature and that the car accelerated before the crash. 38-year-old walter huang was on his way to work when his car slammed into a safety barrier. the report said he had been using his auto pilot 18:55 blfr the crash, set it to 75 miles per hour and was following a slower car. the model x stopped following the lead car and after the crash accelerated from 62 to 70.8 miles per hour into the safety barrier. the vehicle didn't detect hands on the steering wheel in the six seconds before the crash. the i-team's dan noyes has a number of reports about that tesla crash on abc7news.com. click on sections and i-team. >>> a shooting at san francisco general forced the emergency room into lockdown. take a look at this. the shooting happened near treat and caesar chavez. >> san francisco energy department became a crime scene when several shooting victims showed up in their own cars to the hospital. deputies had to draw their weapons after one of their drivers initially refused to get out of one of those cars. the shooting took place a mile from the hospital at a housing co

from the report shows the auto pilot system on the model x was engaged in four separate occasions in huang's trip. we already knew the han not on the wheel at the time of the crash, but data shows he did not brake or steer away from the barrier separating the connecter ramp with 101. this is also new. they discovered the model x accelerated in the time seconds before the crash going from 62 miles per hour to 70.8 miles per hour before impact. his widow said that the suv's auto pilot would tesla says if you drive with the auto pilot hardware you are 3.7 times less likely to be involved in an accident. we posted the report from ntsb on our website, >>> thank you so much. we have a number of reports about the crash on abc 7 news, and click on sections an i-team to find them. >>> new this morning, lawyers for colin kaepernick say plan to subpoena trump and pence to see if they played a role in keeping kaepernick from getting a new job. they want to see what trump, pence, and other officials said in direct discussions with nfl owners about kaepernick's free agency and protests during the national

in march, 38-year-old walter huang was on his way to work at apple when his tesla slammed into a safetyn damaged by an earlier crash on highway 101 about ten days ago and had not yet been repaired. the ntsb said hwang had been using his auto pilot 18 minutes 55 seconds before the crash. he had set his auto pilot to 75 miles an hour and was following a slower vehicle. the model x stopped following the lead car and three seconds before the crash it accelerated from 62 to 70.8 miles per hour right into that collapsed safety barrier. the ntsb report also confirms that the model x's battery burst into flames and bystanders removed hwang from the wreckage and he sadly died later at the hospital. the i-team's dan noyes has a number of exclusive reports about this tesla crash on our website, abc7news.com. click on sections then i-team. >> a shooting near san francisco general that forced its emergency room into lockdown, he we now know the name of one of the victims who died. abc7 news reporter kate larson has the latest. >> reporter: sky 7 overhead san francisco general hospital's emergency de

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[applause] >> xiang huang from san francisco international high school, heading to u.c. berkeley. [applause] >> and last, but not least, ling may liang from mission high school, san francisco state ersiiv. [appla >> let's give our 2018" i am theur award" recipients a great round of applause. >> so each one of our award recipients will be receiving $1,000 that go towards their about whether or not you were hat you got the t funds that go directly to your tuition, so we're going to make sure that that gets taken care of. so that is the first step, is getting all your money together so that you can head off and come back and work in cand makd than we already are. events like these could not be put together or programs like these couldn't be run without the incredible support of two wonderful staff members, so marisa and erica, thank you for all that you do in reaching out to our young people and getting all of thecholarships to us. so we want togratonate you, we want to thank you. and again, to the families, congratulations. we look forward to hearing some amazing stories about what

>> it's a full closure, but i'll let wen huang address. he's a commissioner at m.t.a. >> good morning, commissioner. we actually have 13 weekend closures before the 60 day shutdown and then a couple of weekends after the 60 day shutdown. the shutdown is only for a couple hours each night, saturday night, midnight to 8:00, and sunday night, midnight to 8:00. that's the majority of the work windows for this contractor to perform their work. >> supervisor yee: so the 60 days they're completely shutdown. >> 60 days, completely hull down, 24-7. >> and the shuttles or the buses will be running at what time? >> the shuttle -- l line and m line would be motorized, so that would mean we'll be running bus breach west of the church station all the way to the end of the line. and then, k line, which would be -- would be running the shadow between the balboa park and san francisco, so that is the arrangement that all transit has made. >> supervisor yee: so it goes to st. francis circle. if they wanted to go to downtown, what do they do? >> they will ha

a little before nine thirty, apple engineer walter huang was driving southbound in the diamond lane ofhing what traffic engineers call a "gore point," the barrier separating the left=hand exit ramp for highway 85.huang's tesla suddenly served into the cushioned crash attentuator at the tip of the concrete barrier.the impact split it in half before it was struck by two other vehicles, an audi and a mazda.bystanders were able to pull the driver from the wreck, but he died at the hospital.using information dowloaded from the tesla's onboard computer, the ntsb was able to construct a detailed timeline of what led to the crash.huang engaged the tesla's autopilot four times in32 minutes, including the final 18 minutes and 55 seconds.during that time, the vehicle provided two visual alerts and one auditory alert for the driver to place his hands on the steering wheel. all of these alerts occurred more than 15 minutes prior to the crash.tick tick tickin the final minute before the crash, the driver's hands were detected on the steering wheel wheel on three separate occasions, for a total of 34

in march 28-year-old walter huang was on his way to work at apple when his tesla slammed into a safetyport released yesterday said he had been using his auto pilot for 18:55 before the crash, set auto pilot to 75 miles per hour and was following a slower car. the model x stopped following the lead car. three seconds before the crash it excelled from 62 to 70.8 miles per hour into the collapsed safety barrier. the vehicle did not detect hands on the steering wheel in the final six seconds. the ntsb report confirmed the battery burst into flames. the i-team's dan noyes has reports about the crash on abc7news.com. click on sections and then i-team. >>> a santa rosa woman is recovering from a hip injury after a bison gored her at yellow stone national park. 59d-year-old kim hancock was within a crowd of people who got within ten yards. the bison got agitated, charged at the crowd and hit hancock. she was treated and released from the hospital. rangers warn you you should stay at least 25 yards away. >>> developing news involving a deadly shooting near san francisco general that forced its

in addition, both ginni rometty and jensen huang highlighted the fact that a lot of other companies,nd large, are able to borrow time or use these facilities to kind of come up with their own computations and aggregations of data and that sort of thing. that's going to be the real key here, not everybody has access to this, but it could be something big if everybody has a chance to look at all these things, guys >> dominic, thank you very much. >>> and meantime, deep in the heart of hog country, major pork producers are hoping that rising trade tensions won't turn up the heat on their industry jane wells is in iowa at the world pork expo with more. hi, jane >> reporter: tyler, don't be fooled by appearances. the pork industry is heating up right now in this trade war, the very latest on developments between u.s. pork trade and mexico and china we'll see if we can get something sizzling here when we come back. we started making wine in 1948... [sfx: bottle sounds on conveyor] one bottle at a time. today, we produce nearly 20 million cases a year. chubb has helped us grow for the past

murray, jenaa, brady, fred clark, megan klein, hailey donahue, matt erickson, chance huntley, shu huang, chelsea keys, sarah little, curt ma this. n, andy rezendez, wayne stofkoff, who knows more about farm programs than anybody else on the staff -- and myself included -- and andrewvestment locity. i'd like to also mention -- pardon me, katherine thomas. don't want to leave her out. jackie catrell. and i want to especially thank the ranking member, vice chairman really, senator stabenow, and her team, led by the indomitable joe schultz and jacqueline snyder, bobbie medic, katy sale, and micah warthum. i want to thank the technical support from the secretary of agriculture, sonny per don't, and the staff at the u.s. department of agriculture. thank you so much for your help. and i also appreciate the work of the congressional budget office staff, including tiffany arthur, megan carroll, katherine fitzgerald, jennifer gray, tim langley and robert reis. i now yield to my distinguished ranking member, senator stabenow. thank you for being such a great partner. ms. stabenow: thank you. mr. p