philadelphia, throughout the 19th century, was the major industrial city of the united states. all of these industries used water from this system. and it served as a prototype for many american cities, including pittsburgh and new york. man: new york city went to philadelphia and said, "you know, we're thinking of developing a hudson river water supply -- what do you suggest we do?" and they said, "we've had "a lot of problems on the schuylkill. "don't go to the hudson river. go to the upland and work by gravity." and that's what new york city did. they first went to the hudson highlands, but 150 years later, it went to the delaware highlands. and really diverted the water that normally went to philadelphia to new york city. i don't think they anticipated that. narrator: the majority of new york city's drinking water comes from watersheds in upstate new york. a watershed is the area of land where water from rain or snow melt drains downhill into a body of water. mountains act as a funnel to feed rivers and lakes. and in this case, reservoirs. in the new york city system, water

which wasn't even an industrial city.e had thousands of americans dying every year in smog events. >> yeah. >> these are -- i was -- i trained hawks from when i was a little boy, i, and i continue to do that today, and i remember when i used to visit my uncle in the white house, and in 1962 i wrote my uncle a letter and said to him that i wanned to write a book about pollution, and i'd like to meet with him about that issue, and he, i was eight years old. [laugh] he had me in to. >> he found time on the calendar. >> he found time on the calendar, had me in to the oval office. whenever i visit the white house i always look down the old post office building in washington, d.c. because there were pair of eastern and adam peregrine falcons. >> yeah. >> .which was the most spectacular predatory bird in north america. it flew two hundred and fifty miles an hour. it had salmon pink with a beautiful white cere, and i could watch those birds come down pennsylvania avenue, pick pigeons out of the air in front of the white house for

cities specifically to dine. that was their main reason they came here to eat. the industry obviously has an important component to our economy and reputation as well, of course. a lot goes, and more, of course. they're just importance to that industry to make them efficient and profitable. i will turn it over for a few seconds to talk for a second. a really simple project. we're going to demolish an unsafe building site. and we're going to reorganize the site. make it flow much better for people using the facility. if i could get the overhead really quick. a quick reminder, in case anybody hasn't been out there yet, here is the orbiting view of the city. the warehouse is basically our distribution part of town, exactly what is known for. getting a little bit closer, again, it is a kind of the north south side. it will be the north and toward the fire -- the primary facility to the south. here is the site itself. if you have a much more detailed package if you have questions about details. i wanted to walk you through the basic evolution of the site. the one here will be dem

acute in a city the once mighty complex and europe's largest economy these pictures are from the final days of phoenix west a massive plant operated by the group that along with other heavy industry installations. cities well established working class long before the mill was shuttered for good in one thousand nine hundred eight the economic. crisis. they had to take a decision to do for the future. there is a decision you can see here so. by the way. inside is an impressive new facility a far cry from the. past with doors opened in april two thousand and five. for micro and nanotechnology. laboratory clean room infrastructure for small companies trying to take technology from. the facility from the city state in european union now hosting around twenty companies with over one hundred employees . including many from russia so what you see your own advice. is even the essence of eight years of experience with a dozen friends and i do. you know the route in technology that needs to have access to global markets opus leaders get in between and don't want this. the perfect infrastructure in order to do the conversion of their technology into products where is the money to make that a

smallpox broke out in camden, which was then a prosperous industrial city of 76,000. the trouble started when 8-year-old pearl ludwig took ill with the smallpox followed closely by her father and all seven of her brothers and sisters. somehow her mother was not infected. she must have had smallpox at another time or had been vaccinated, and i can only feel for her. there's nothing in the record but i feel for her being the only one in that house capable of taking care of all the others. in the middle of the night, her father awoke. in his delirium he bought the table which knocked for a kerosene lamp. the blaze burned to the ground but not before the ludwigs' got out and hundreds of neighbors rushed to the scene. of course exposed to smallpox. with this improbable chain of events that's reminiscent of mrs. o'leary counting of the lanterns are in the chicago fire of 1871, the camden smallpox epidemic of 1901 began. camden city officials jumped into action. the son of a municipal pesthouse in the board of education announced all public-school children must be vaccinated

you have a flourishing business and a flourishing industry in our city endured to be complemented for it. -- and you are to be complemented for it. >> paging through the letters, the vast majority of your customers are from san francisco. you have a considerable number that is outside the city. some of the competitors are outside the city. this is really good and it is ultimately a very nice looking building. it will help to improve the entire district. where houses don't have to be beautiful. but it is nice if they are. it competes with some of the parked outside of san francisco as we dress it up and make it safer and more in the landscaping in you feel better about going there. that is another benefit. >> we have industrial uses and industrial areas. in some instances, there might be a greater requirement for automobile used. when you have restaurant owners that have to travel to pick up supplies, it is hard to schlepp all that on the busline. the buses in that area are substandard, which is unfortunate. commissioner sugaya? >> i went there a few years ago and i found out that you

expect would be spent within san francisco, which would affect stimulus to the health care industry in the city. we have seen already that currently, the hra's are being expanded at an average rate of 20%. it is possible and in fact likely that if the legislation is enacted, the utilization might rise to something along the lines of what the city is experiencing with the medical reimbursement accounts it is managing on behalf of employers who adopt the city auctioned and his employees do not live in the city. that is 50% of allocation. we are projecting that the potential spending benefits that difference between 20% currently expended and 50%, which the city is being with the mra's under its management. there is another 50% that would not be spent, but would accumulate and be spent at some point in the future. it is simply not considered within our analysis. in the same way that higher costs and reduced competitiveness on the employer side that are facing higher labor costs reduces their employment incentive and creates a negative ripple effect through of the economy, the increased health spen

it is an important industry for the city, for the economy of the city. we all know that the entertainment industry in and of itself employs more people per square foot than any other retail. in order to keep this commission above board and out of public scrutiny so it can do its job, i urge you to please put forward the name that you choose to be truly someone who is an entertainment -- who was then neighborhood representative. someone who will have their ties clearly the in the neighborhood with the residents and small businesses that surround it and try to keep their entertainment affiliation to a minimum. thank you. >>> supervisor kim: thank you. >> thank you and good afternoon. i am bill carmichael. i am a native californian and a san francisco resident for 20 years. i have known glendon . i havhave been deeply impressed for his ability to work with diverse interests. i have the utmost respect for his abilities as a community organizer and an entertainer and a promoter. he is an ideal candidate for the community seat on the entertainment commission. t

we are a tourist town and tourism is the number-one industry in the city. all lot of the neighborhoods, they do bring the people in neighborhoods, especially those that did the drop on, drop off. you were talking about with the entertainment commission, lately i've noticed they are allowed. the commissioner says that if you go to new york can you go overseas to these other cities where they deplore on -- where they depend on headphones. >> we are talking about a very well capitalized industry. on the whole, the tour operators with these very large buses are not small mom-and-pop, they are in some cases multinational businesses. i can think of two. i don't think that this is a hardship in a technological age and thinking about language access, this will be fine for them. i do support it and i think we should have a motion. >> would you like to propose a motion? >> i would like to move to support this and suggest working with the smallest locally owned operators to develop an implementation plan for them. no longer than two years. also, in that process, would

city the once mighty middle logical complex and europe's largest economy these pictures are from the final days of phoenix west a massive plant operated by the steel giant that along with other heavy industry installations. flooded the city's well established working class long before the mill was shuttered for good in one thousand nine hundred eight the economic outlook and. the people from the crisis. had to take a decision what to do for the future. decided to focus on technology. not. the decision and the result of this decision you can see it here so. by the way. inside is impressive new facility a far cry from the dreary dortmund of years past when doors opened in april two thousand and five. factories set up as a competent center for micro and nanotechnology startups with laboratory clean room infrastructure for small companies trying to take technology from ideas to products the facility combines funding from the city state and european union now hosting around twenty companies with over one hundred. including many from russia so what you see here in that white board is basically the essence of eight years of experience with a dozen friends and i do. you know the route in technolog

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experts have long looked at the industry of detroit. the city lost most of its population since 1950, leaving whole neighborhoods virtually abandoned. but now dean reynolds tells us there are early signs of a motor city renaissance. >> reporter: it is sadly familiar: detroit as the ramshackle wreck, a place of decline, decay and desolation. it's a tough image to shake, but come closer and listen. the motor in motown is humming. >> i think detroit is like where you want to go and create your own opportunity here. i think this is kind of unique, in that you can do it very affordably from the ground up. >> reporter: margarita barry is among a youthful and talented wave that is shaking up the downtown here, reclaiming a city many had given up for dead. >> a lot of stuff going on over here. >> reporter: while the city's population has shrunk over the last decade, during that same period detroit has experienced a 59% increase in college-educated residents under 35. kristin talbot works for quicken loan, the lending giant, which moved its headquarters

. >> last night, oakland becoming the first city to authorize industrial-scale farms to grow medical marijuana... >> montgomery: oakland's idea was to auction off four licenses for massive indoor grow facilities to supply the state's medical marijuana dispensaries, the first official experiment with industrial-scale pot production in the country. ( applause ) oakland city officials were feeling pretty confident about the plan. in october, at the opening of the we grow marijuana superstore, the main candidates for mayor were running hard on the economics of pot production. >> people often ask me how much taxes do we get currently? under the current system, we're getting just under a million dollars in taxes... sales tax for the medical marijuana. but when the production facilities come online, we're estimating, in the first few years, $5 million to $8 million. now, that is a sizable chunk of change. >> was the city council in the city of oakland perhaps dazzled by the great riches that were going to come our way? absolutely. they talked about it, calling it the "green rush," right, in

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