>> 8 1/2. >> that is going to be your lucky number. >> the intake process varies from prison to prison. but each one brings stark reminders of how life is about to change. >> let me tell you this one more time and one more time only. no one will be allowed to have any type of gym shoes. we have shoes that fit you. there'll be no excuses. i have high arches, my feet are bad. that's your problem. >> at the joliette correctional center in illinois, a boot camp orientation begins the intake process. >> you may keep 12 envelopes. you can keep 24 pictures. anything after 24 pictures will be sent home or destroyed. >> you start listening to specific directions and you tell them what the expectation level are. if anybody causes a problem you take them out of the equation immediately. and by doing that, you maintain that control. >> some people have been there several times before, and it's quite frankly almost a mo homecoming to them. and then you can always read what they refer to as the fresh fish. >> oh, man. i've heard stories about what goes on at night here. i've heard stories about peop

and the fourth division is community services and intake which is our office on aging and some places known as the area aging and the veteran office is where our intake and counseling information office is as well. program changes that are under consideration are in two categories on this side you'll see three, but primarily they're in the protective services area. we've seen a lot of growth, i'm sorry to say in adult protective services and the number of referrals that come to us. we keep hoping they'll be fewer and fewer, but that's not the case. it's on the rise. in may, we had the most referrals ever to date. also in that area, we have our forensic center, and omber program is funded by state and local funds but the state dollars have been rolled back considerablely and that happens when we have nursing homes and closures and more reports of abuse in residential care, so that's another area we're concentrating on. certainly nutrition and the food security task force report was referenced there. going forward, there's a $750,000 proposal related to home delivered meals and grocery

. >> reporter: the park relies on this intake for water. >> we have 10.5" of water from the bottom to the surface. and from the intake we have about 7.5". >> reporter: small whirl tools like this are starting -- whirlpools are starting to form above the suction. if air gets in the pipe the system shuts down. but for the moment, these kids from elk grove are still playing around on borrowed time. and some steps have already been taken to conserve. >> it was a surprise when we got here and found out the showers are closed. >> reporter: 10-year-old anthony says he loves camping here. >> i also like the creek. >> reporter: you also like the creek. >> and the shops. >> reporter: you like the shops? [ laughter ] >> ice cream. >> yeah. >> reporter: ice cream shop. that's right, huh. >> we have to have a reliable water system because we can have as many as 1500 to 2,000 people a day. this is a very popular park. >> reporter: although after sunday, all of this will be closed to overnight camping, they will still keep the park open for daily use. in san mateo county, don ford, kpix 5. >> if you

our instruments are actually attached to that sea water intake so that we are measuring the chemistry of the water as t here so we are getting temperatures, salinity, ph and oxygen every 30 minutes for the last month that it's been out and we have been doing this for a year straight now. >> attached to the bouy is a large data storage device retrieved once a month. it houses important information levels. >> we can look at things like how much does the environment here change over the course of a day or a week or a month, a season. if a storm blows in. the r.n. why that's important is that it's hard to predict and understand what the impact of acidification will be if we don't understand all of the little fluctuations. >> the research team hopes to system. >> the long-term agagoal is to provide a baseline data set so that we have some way of tracking future ocean acidification. >> so, do you think these researchers are hopeful that it's going to move in a better way pretty soon? >> it depends upon which researcher you talk to. some are a little bit concerned because, realize, the ocean

and our intake officer elizabeth noticed that no, he's not a weekender. he's not supposed to be leaving. he tried to convince her, yes, i am. i'm a weekender. i don't belong here. i'm supposed to go home. i came in on friday, i need to go home. my mom is going to be picking me up. he tried to really convince her. >> if for some reason staff let you walk out the door they would be coming for me. and my job would be on the line. you've got to understand, the decisions that you make have consequences that don't affect you, but affect everybody else around you. stop being slick, okay. >> the staff made a mistake and put it in my paperwork. >> regardless, you knew you weren't a weekender. you knew you weren't supposed to be, you know -- >> i understand. >> seeing freedom. >> i understand. >> aaron's detention center escapade wasn't the first time he plotted an escape. a few years back he made a bold and daring run for it when he bolted out of his hospital room window where he was being treated for stab wounds. >> getting stabbed by who? >> it was a while ago.

during the intake process, these inmates are immediately separated from the others. >> so we put them in the isolation cells. whenever we get here, we do the walk around. >> yeah, combative. this gentleman is isolated because he's combative with staff. we wouldn't be surprised when he's ready to go upstairs, we get involved to move him. >> jail inmates often arrive fresh from a crime scene. the most dangerous are those who are still high or intoxicated. >> currently seven out of every ten people booked in are under the influence of some form of drug. depending on where the person is and what drug they took is going to depend on the attitude. some people can have major mood swings. >> he started yelling and doing this, so i think he's training right now. got srt coming on. >> go, go, go. >> when inmates cause a disturbance in intake or any other part of the jail, a swat like unit known as srt is summoned to quell the problem. >> calm down. come talk to me. calm down and come talk to me. you want -- sure you don't want to talk to me? i need you to step up and be tough, okay, so i can mo

increasing protein intake by 20 grams was tied to 26% lower risk of a stroke. that could cut the number of deaths by 1.4 million globally. too much red meat and salty processed meats could boost the risk of stroke, go to chicken and fish. >>> doing what is cool in school may produce future hardships. researchers studyied 100 kids. the tendencies were linked to risk of criminal behavior and drug and alcohol problems later in life. >>> a sports tournment is so big and widely watched around the world it slows down financial trading. john mueller has america's money. >> reporter: soccor and stocks. with the world cup today research shows stock losses have averaged 2.5% during world cup. >>> car regulators are looking for possible faulty air bag also in honda's neeson, chrysler and toyota. >>> what's in your beer a well-known food blogger is calling on anheuser-busch, miller and correspondence claiming that some beer contains a chem used in die icing fluids and fish parts. >>> dads' pants shows hard but wearing dad pants. >> theives leave a local group in the dad. h

. >> reporter: the park relies on this intake for water. >> we had 10.5" of water from the bottom to the surface. and from the intake we have about 7.5". >> reporter: small whirlpools like this one are starting to form above the suction. if air gets into the pipe the entire system will shut down. for the moment kids are still playing, on borrowed time. and some steps have already been taken to conserve. >> it was a surprise when we got here and we found out that the showers are closed. >> reporter: 10-year-old anthony says he loves camping here. >> i also like the creek. >> reporter: you also like the creek. [ laughter ] >> and the shops. >> reporter: you like the shops. [ laughter ] >> yeah, ice cream! >> reporter: ice cream shop. yeah, that's right, huh. >> we have to have a reliable water system because we can have as many as 1500 to 2,000 people a day. this is a very popular park. >> reporter: although after sunday all of this will be closed to overnight camping, they will still keep account park open for daily use. in san mateo county, don ford, kpix 5. >> so if you had a reserv

i wanted to get out of there, intake as soon as possible. be able to get some air now. i'm a little nervous. but other than that, it's more excitement than anything. more relief. i'm glad to be out of just that room all day. >> there you go. right there. they'll get you hooked up with your property and a mattress and see if we can get you some stuff to clean in there. >> okay. >> all right? >> yes. >> finally, knight is left alone to begin his 70-year sentence at indiana state. >> i thought the room would be a little bit bigger. that's about all. >> but it's not long before he makes a new friend, steven robbins. >> i'm steve, man. >> how you doing? i'm austin. >> austin? >> austin. >> is this your first time doing a bit? >> mm-hmm. >> all right, look. you belong to any gangs or organizations? >> no. >> all right. i'm going to work with you. it's very important you don't get involved with anybody. no peer pressure. or anything. don't borrow no money from someone if you can't pay it back. don't get hooked up with no drugs if you can't deal with it. you understand what i'm

it's become so critical we run the risk of losing the prime in the intake pipe from the creek.ke from the creek. there are a lot of disappointed folks and the park staff are disappointed as well. but the majority of the people understand we're in a severe drought and we rely on nature for our water. >> the park remains open for day users who advises to bring their own drinking water. they offer full refunds with reservations. you can also roll your reservations into next summer. >> the drought so bad in san mateo valley that thieves are stealing water. one homeowner says his water tank was filled earlier this week. but when he woke up yesterday morning, somebody tapped into his reservoir. we have more on this story. >> there's absolutely no water. they take every drop of it. >> reporter: bryan and his daughter courtney are sick of having their water ripped off. over the past three months, someone has stolen their water over eight times. >> we go without showering. we can't flush our toilets. we can't wash our hands when they'redity. it's horrible. >> d -- it's dirty. it's horri

san mateo county parks officials say water levels just too low and algae is blocking an intake pipe. they plan to evaluate the water situation again at the end of the month to see if it improves to allow for the camping. >>> marin county has the highest medium prices for homes. the largest price now tops $1 million. that is according to the real estate information service data quick. that is $1500 more than in san francisco which ranks second in bay area counties. home prices are on the rise because there are so few homes for sale. >>> time is 4:51. coming up it was meant as a joke. >> they have gone way too far with it. >> coming up in 20 minutes the high school prank that prompted a health scare and serious response. >> the former owner of the l.a. dodgers could be brought in to testify in the bryan stow case. >>> welcome back everybody. time is 4:53. frank mccourt could take the stand today in bryan stow's civil trial against him and the team. his stay could be brief if the judge limits issues allowed in the questioning. stow's attorney wants to ask him about team finances. stow s

inquiries and intakes, new complaints filed were 123. complaints settled were 18. investigative resulting in no finding of discrimination 16. complete investigations in finding discriminations 1, and findings appeals two. the difference between the 1298 and the 123 is most of the complaints and allegations that come into the human rights commission are either resolved through mediation before a complaint is filed or they're referred to an agency that has proper jurisdiction over the complaint. 1298 are phone call and walk-ins to the department. that's down from about 1600 last year. and this year we're anticipating doing a more aggressive outreach approach to make sure that the city residents are -- understand that we are, in fact, there and willing to serve them. three different types of complaints came to the office. 70% were housing and of the housing complaints, those seem to be increasing on an annual basis. 15% employment complaints and 15% dealing with public accommodations protected classes. priorv aim 36% were based on an individual's disability status. 15

it can also cause lack of appetite that reduces intake of food for headaches, die hydration and alsoorts of other kidney liver issues. ♪ >> celebrities seem to always be touts the benefits of fad diet. beyonce' admitted to doing a juice cleanse to drop weight. >> can i yen pepper speeds up the metabolism. >> the real housewives of beverly hills devoted an episode to fad diets complete with a demonstration on how to make a detoxing cleanse. but white these things may work in the short term, nutritionists worn in the long run there's no getting around a healthy diet and exercise for optimum health. sharon crowley fox 29 news. >> and time now for your fox 29 weather authority. i guess we got our eye on some wet weather. >>> yeah, that's right. especially later on this evening, dawn. that's when most of the action will arrive across our area. in the meantime, it's warm and it is down right muggy. look at that humidity. 67% almost double what it was this same time yesterday. those winds are out of the south and west. 3d storm view showing those clouds bubbling up especially toward the cen

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city departments to begin to collect information on sexual information on gender identity on this intake form when providing services to these youth. >>> hello again. i will be presenting on priority no. 13. following up and urging against officers and the recommended community session. in january 2013, chief williams presented a plan to arm officers in the program. in response in february the youth commission passed the resolution against the arming of jpd officers. i would like to thank the board of supervisors for holding a hearing on the issue in may of last year and for dropping the plans for armed procedures this year. however this commission would still recommend following up on not arming officers and arming as any part of revised safety protocol and if any measures are made that will include stakeholders such as youth, juvenile service providers and parents and members affected by the justice system. we feel this is only way for standing the juvenile probation department in the state. now i would like to invite my colleague eric wu to present no. 14. >> hello, again. i will be p

avoid eating swordfish and limit tuna intake.there are new guidelines because many women do not get enough fish. >>> we are getting sunshine. just in time. >> so cooler. >>> you can see the flag is unfurled and choppy and hazy. that is just the humidity and not a "spare the air" day. >>> a lot on congratulations and first in the east bay in the hills, we have the falcons, that is the name, they are graduating at 12:45 and it will be 65 in half an hour and 70 by the end. heading further to the south on the east bay shoreline we go into castro valley and redwood city high school at 4:30 with temperatures in the mid-70's and dropping into the upper 60. now, heading up to the north bay, larkspur, specifically, where they are graduating at 4:00 with plenty of sunshine and you will fall into the low 60's and it will be breezy so dress accordingly and everyone needs to hold on to their caps because it will be breezy and lancers will be at 9 at 5:00 and dropping to 60. congratulations students, teachers, and parents. >> 26 miles per hour

high zinc intakes can impair copper absorption and negatively affect immune function. consuming too much niacin can cause rash, nausea and vomiting. watching wall street this morning, and is the end of a good run? stocks dropped yesterday for the first time in seven days. the markets have been climbing steadily over the last two months. here's a look at the closing numbers monday. the dow lost 9 points. the nasdaq was up about a point. and the s and p 500 was down nearly half a point. opening bell at 6-30. our top story this morning. the asiana flight 2-14 report due out today. here's a live look out of washington. the national transportation safety board is holding a meeting, to talk about what likely caused the crash last july at s-f-o. killing three people and injuring nearly 200 others. happening now. new metering lights are up on the san mateo bridge. kron 4's jackie sissel is i'll have my usual ultimate cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy

the reason for the excessive intake all three are added into cereals and amounts calculated for adults. >>> oakland police passed the torch this morning for the northern california special olympics. newschopper2 was overhead as the ceremony of flags went up outside of the police department. chief sean whent took the torch from the member of the alameda county district attorney's office and carried the deutsche up broadway to 40th where he passed it to someone from the emoryville police department. the torch run helps raise fund for the special olympics. >>> we are just weeks away from the ribbon cutting at levi stadium. tonight we're getting a sneak peek of the new home of the 49ers woo.'s shown you the stadium as it is being built. now we get a look inside now that the stadium is done that's tonight at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we are always here for you on ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. movie studios and the dramatic conclusion of my current mission: an 18th birthday masquerade ball! that's me, elizabeth, living i

. >>> health check this noon, a reason for women to watch their intake of red meat.dy out of harvard found that women that ate a lot of steak and hamburgers had a slightly higher risk of breast cancer. they tracked 88,000 women for 12 years however they couldn't rule out the possibility that other factors might explain the apparent connection. >>> the "action news" team sought working on news story tonight beginning at 4:00. lets check in with alicia vitarelli with a look ahead. >> reporter: hey sara, researchers say that they have crashed the code when it comes to getting kids to eat their veggies, spinach broccoli, you name it. and archbishop outrage, why the leader of the catholic church in st. louis, said it wasn't sure it was illegal to have sex with children. big story and big talker and what the mayor of one california city is apologizing for, the embarrassing moment caught on camera, what he admits to tossing on his neighbor's lawn. you can download the free 6 abc news app and watch us live on your smart phone or tablet. get those kids to eat those veggies. >

as well as the city departments to begin including sexual orientation and gender identity in the intake to track the out comes for lgbtq youth and the youth commissioners for the last few years have been advocating of course, for to meet the full time, unit goal for the housing plan, and that was meant to be completed by 2015 and we have the youth town hall and affordability this month and 60 people attended and we have that, and they are working on the full report that a few of the recommendations that came out about that, which actually increased the less resource and reports for the young people who are encountering a possible eviction and the rental subsidies as well as just, undertaking efforts to educate the young people and the transitional aged youth on the housing and tenant rates and it will be happy to see the level of planning and coordination that the city has taken on in bringing the leadership. and they would like to see the industry increase in the investment by including the pay in the upcoming children's legislation as well as that creating our bridge and to take effec

in theirhese young men intake interviews with army psychiatrist and they are just devastated, hollow eyed -- are you aware that you are not the same as when you went over? do you feel changed? how long were you overseas? were you any combat at all? >> this would have been the most and honest look that any american audience had ever gotten at the psychological trauma caused by war. i say would have been because the army suppressed the film. the army did everything in its power to prevent its release and the movie was not shown publicly until 1981. john huston spent decades trying to get it shown. finally, thanks to the intervention of walter mondale. >> the censorship he faced, was that unusual for directors question mark >> -- was that unusual for directors? >> it was the only movie to be suppressed over a long-term. films for were making the army, these directors constantly battled restrictions, accusations from the war department that they were going off message, that they could not include footage of american bodies. they had to show soldiers as brave and confident. those fights-

i used to work the intake unit in the new arrivals would come in. they know me. i'll be all right.ever imagined all these years later. never imagined it. >> at the time of the attack, officer talley was responsible for supervising "b" cell house. an important part of her job was securing the inmates back in their cells with a system called rolling of the bar. an older, manual cell locking device. >> that day the chow lines had run late. i said come on guys, go in your cell. you miss roll-in you know what happens. i figured all of them would be in. i rolled the bar. bigger than anything, here's three of them, didn't make it. so i went down the range and i started at the end and worked my way up. the last cell that missed roll-in was 424. i locked his door, went to 418, locked his door. went to the next cell, 410. i said, come on, go on in your cell. he said i'm not going in. >> officer talley, alone on the tier with the inmate, says she knew immediately she was in trouble. >> at that time, a sick feeling just overcomes you, and you think, wow, something's not right. so i called for

everybody a lovely june pride and at this point i will turn the microphone over to heather kittle our ada intake coordinator to hear her report on our ada complaints and requests for accommodations. >> good afternoon, council. last month our officer received 90 inquiries about 90% these inquiries were from the public and 10% were from city departments. we received two complaints, six curb ramp requests and three requests for accommodation. including an electric sign blocking a parking space and issues related to documentation requirements for an accommodation request the a family shelter. the requests for accommodations that we received were primarily involving requests for blue-zone parking spaces. there was one request for a blue-zone to be installed outside of the north beach public library and there was also a request for a blue-zone to be installed outside of a residential home for an individual's personal use. the blue-zone request was granted for the location outside of the north beach public library. however, the request for an individual's personal use was not granted. sfmta evaluates b

child in school and then they come to pupil services on saturdays for saturday mornings and we do an intake, we do a triage of what their needs are, social emotional learning and some curriculum and literacy work. we were just really overwhelmed by the positive response. we had over 70 kids come who avoided suspension and on the last saturday we had a bbq in which more than a dozen folks who weren't even there for the suspension came for the barbecue. that was a really interesting and positive experience and we feel that this might be part of future alternatives to suspension. in order to meet the needs of, basically, the section, the strategy and strategic plan for response intervention, we are redefining the roles of all the people at pupil services. to tell you a little bit about that is pupil services administrative ben coughman. >> good evening. this -- what we're doing in pupil services is extremely exciting. what we're developing are multidisciplinary teams to be able to effectively both support our schools and also build their capacity. and in terms of building their capacity, what

in mind that cereal is a processed food and health guidelines usually recommend that we limit our intake of that, no matter how old we are. but this report says companies need to calculate the nutrients added to cereal differently when it comes to kids' bodies. kids love them, those cereals that market to little ones, using fun characters on the box. but a new report by the environmental working group warns millions of children are potentially eating unhealthy amounts of vitamin "a," zinc, and niacin, because they're added into cereal according to calculations for adult bodies. >> if they eat lots of cereal, this could potentially be a problem. >> reporter: the report says too much zinc can lead to negative effects on red and white blood cells. an overdose of niacin can cause rashes and nausea. vitamin "a" in large quantities is the most serious, says a silicon valley pediatrician. >> vitamin "a" is a fat soluble vitamin, so the two can have toxicity. you can have swelling within the brain and there can be liver problems. >> reporter: he says your children having a child-sized bowl of ce

so, i'm waiting to hear who are the top entities to begin the intake process. and i really want to appreciate president adams, vice president white, and commissioner yee-riley for agreeing to be on the hiring panel. very important, especially for the commission secretary policy analyst position since this position directly services you. and then we also -- i'm not sure if i mentioned it last time, but we have two volunteer usf law students for this summer working one day a week. and one of them, ronnie rodriguez is conducting research on factors on a business that may factor into its determination of whether an accessibility improvement is readily achievable when the direct or indirect costs associated is by cost through local government in time or actual cost. >> [inaudible]. [laughter] >> and then we also -- >> sorry, pacifica just went into the ocean. [laughter] >> and then wyatt robart is conducting some background research for us on the state law around the pos regulation and permit license that's required. and doing some sort of parallel analysis of what

hundred three ninety percent of yugoslavia as domestic drug production stopped the average daily intake of calories had fallen by twenty eight percent compared to one thousand nine hundred and one point five million people were classified as undernourished two months later over sixty percent of yugoslavia's workforce was unemployed and the average monthly income had dropped from five hundred dollars to fifteen dollars to markets and stories are close to empty now and i may name only a common name no name of any can say i want to create them. yes but as usual changes in very early people or more is run in the latter people of the top benefit from. the force the serbs into what was a would happen in the world was a criminal economy which became criminals became king because we made it so if you want to go read what used to be the diplomatic areas it was i was it was it made tons of money for the black market or profiteers big time in spite of the catastrophe around them the serbs would not heal to the will of the west so one man decided to use this opportunity to save your organization th

they believe it happened when she was alone with her son in the hospital and his sodium intake spikedo suspiciously high levels. >>> a 12-year-old girl in south florida is being lauded for stopping a burglary in progress. her name is kylie. she was home alone on monday when she heard someone trying to get inside. it's believed at least two men broke in but didn't realize the girl was home. she called her mom and then dialed 911. >> what room are you in? >> i'm in the back room and i'm in my sister's room in the bathroom there. >> i was just trying to stay calm and think of the positive things like not worry about what might happen. >> police dash cam caught the suspect's car speeding a what. believed the same man broke into a nearby home and stole thousands of dollars in jewelry and electronics. >>> for the first time we're hearing from four of the acrobats injured during the hair-hanging circus stunt. the women are planning to sue after crashing 20 feet to the floor. it happened, of course, during that ringling brothers show. the eight have had two dozen surgeries combined. five of t

. >> an intake is way up among children, but did you know it affect girls and boys >> dozens killed in a terror attack on police station and several hotels in kenya. police say locals were ambushed while watching the world cup. >> also, in philadelphia, a fathers day block party interrupted by violence, when police opened fire on a suspect. >>> today is monday, june the 16th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer in for ukee this morning. >> i'm erika von tiehl. this morning the heat is on, warm and sunny, welcome change from last week's non-stop cloud and rain, but we are wondering, will it there is? >> it does look as those the heat will be lasting for youment actually going to see it spike to the point that it is the hot that's we've seen so far this year. so, talking a lot about temperatures, up tick in humidity to go along with it, full details coming up. victoria? >> good morning, man, things could have been bad this morning, with the regional rail possible strike, but with that now being over this morning, your roadways look pretty good. we'll tou

hundred three ninety percent of yugoslavia as domestic drug production stopped the average daily intake of calories had fallen by twenty eight percent compared to one thousand nine hundred and one point five million people were classified as undernourished two months later over sixty percent of yugoslavia's workforce was unemployed and the average monthly income had dropped from five hundred dollars to fifteen dollars to markets and stores are close to empty and i may name only a commando with name of a t m k i want to create them. as usual changes in very early people or more is run in the latter people of the top benefit from. this force the serbs into what was a would happen in the world was a criminal economy which became criminals became king because we made it so if you want to go read what used to be the diplomatic areas are now. well so soon as that made tons of money for the artwork and profiteers big time in spite of the catastrophe around them the serbs would not heal to the will of the west so one man decided to use this opportunity to save an organization that no longer had

researchers say excessive vitamin intake can lead to liver damage and other ailments. >>> there's a potential new clue about a new version of the iphone. reports say apple suppliers are going to begin producing larger versions of the device in china next month. the larger screen sizes are believed to be apple's attempt to counter samsung phones. the iphones are expected this fall. >>> are you hungry? how about mashed potatoes on your burger? no? that's what carl's jr. is testing in southern california locations. it comes with gravy. how about the crispy onions, matt. the burger is 790 calories. >> diet food. >> and 40 grams of fat. >> in your book. if it's a hit, it could go nationwide. hardy's. i just gained five pounds looking at that thing. >> watching that burger. >>> a slip and slide unlike we've ever seen before. you have to see this video. we work through the night to bake fresh bread from fresh dough in every bakery-cafe. because it tastes better that way. and it makes all of our sandwiches... soups... and everything else it touches taste better too. then, at the end of every day, we

approved the sound proofing in the hounds, window and door replacement and attic insulation and new air intakesl improvements to the homes. the faa grant funds cover 53 percent of these particular improvements with airport capitol funds, covering the reminder of 24 percent and so that is just over 750,000, out of airport capitol. for all 28 locations. on september four, 2013, they authorized the easements and this program, on december 27, 2013, the planning department issued letter and you have that in your file and on may six of this year, the airport awarded the construction contract for the improvement of the effected homes and now we are before you seeking your approval of to process these 28 easement and place them of record in the county of san mateo. >> i am here to answer any questions that you might have. >> colleagues any questions to this point? >> seeing none, mr. rose could we go to your report, please? >> yes, mr. chairman, and supervisor avalos on the bottom of page 29 is shown in table two, the cost to require, the first 28 easements from the properties is 1 million, 597,514 and

it went through intake at dbi. it went through the planning department and building department plan check. the permit appears to be properly issued. the last legal use issue are actually the permit holder has been updated dbi current holder several times over the last couple of months with paying visits to the counter to check on compliance and check on the inspection. so, i'm somewhat familiar with this just because i work on that counter. so, i did know when i started painting, okay, i know this one. so, the last legal use, there was a permit 97 08 6 07. and that changed the existing use on that was commercial and dwelling. and then the proposed use was single-family. and dbi did issue that permit and that permit got signed off. so, in our opinion, the last legal use would be a single-family dwelling. there was also a notice of special restrictions and connected with that permit and the approval of that permit back in '97 was approved by the planning department per application and plans for final plans and notice