can definitely do some serious stomping down on a lion, so do you blame the lion?ey are vacationing in tanzania. they're from australia, and they said the pride of lion was feeding and apparently the female lion got into the wrong territory and the elephant just went a little bonkers like you don't belong here. once the elephant got the lion up the tree, it used its trunk to try to grab her. >> it's usually the lion chasing a gazelle or something else, this time the lion i think she might step on me. >> one thing to see these animals but to see them in a little bit of action like that. >>> this is a video of the course that lots of people are talking about from the upcoming winter games in sochi, russia. this is the slope-style course which is a new event at these winter games. you're judged on your trick difficulty, your variation of tricks. they don't want you doing the same trick over and over again and also the highest altitude you can get off of these jumps. but lots of guys are getting hurt on this thing. who we are watching is russian snowboarder alexi, he's

arrival and launching a brand new sea lion center and as part of the celebration, the sea lion's center will be giving guided tours over the next couple of days which will be on fridays through monday. and so effectively the long weekend, and in the afternoons on the hour, from 12 to four. the tours will take place on the west side of the pier 39 entrance which is over near the water front grow, i believe. and they are out and there will be a new sea lion center and so the center is going to be hosted by crane of the bay and pier 39. the sea lion center is a new educational center on level two of pier 39 and the center is a hub for all things sea lion including interactive dis plays and educational video and presentations by the naturalist and so if you have a moment to go and celebrate the 300 or so sea lions that make their residence at pier 39 that is a great week to do so and that concludes my report. thank you. >> is there any public comment? >> seeing none, call the next item. >> item 6 c, request approval of the port commission and travel authorization and reimbursement policy. >

you see that male lion eyeing something down. >> oh. >> that is a lion newith a cub directly behind herand watch this momma spring into action. >> here's the thing in the male's lion's defense he was just, like, standing there looking in that direction, maybe he was thinking what a lovely day it is down here and she attacked him. >> she's come across too many male lion, she knows better. she's not each going to wait for him to make a move. >> and another thing she dominated him, like, he had to skip walk because i don't think i'm going to have a little lion buffet tonight. >> it's impressive to see her force. and then she goes back to her cub. >>> this next video an unexpected relationship caught on camera. this is in the united kingdom at the nun eaton wildlife sanctuary, that fella in the navy blue jacket is jeff and that's his pal dawn. if you look real closely that is not a dog, it's a fox. get a little belly rubble. she's just wagging her tail. seems to be thrilled to see jeff, even giving jeff little killses li kisses, right in the mouth. in most instances this wildlife sanctuary

you see that male lion eyeing something down. that is a lioness, but more importantly, that's a lioness with a cub directly behind her. watch this mama spring into action. >> oh, no. >> here's the thing. the male lion's defense, he was just standing there, looking in that direction. maybe he was thinking what a lovely day it is down there. and she attacked him. >> she's coming across too many male lions. she knows better. she's not even going to wait for him to make a move. >> another thing, he dominated him like he had to skip off because he's, like, i don't think i'm going to have that little lion tonight. >> it is impressive to see her force. she goes back to her cubs. >>> this next video, an unexpected relationship caught on camera. this is in the united kingdom at the none eaten warwickshire animal sanctuary. if you look at dawn really closely, you'll notice that's not a dog, that's a fox. >> oh, man. >> dog gets a little belly rub. she's wagging her tail. seems to be thrilled to see jesse, even giving jesse little kisses, l

besides that humans did the killing, lions are not as nice. >> lions are messy with the killing. >> whatell bent on inbreeding wouldn't have worked moving it. >> giraffes are not an endangered animals. they could have skinned it. >> there are some pictures you can tell it's a giraffe. >> i heard the skin is delicious. >> and outrageous, skinning that people hat their children there to witness it. >> i wondered about that. mommy thought kids need to see that. >> they watch national geo graphic stuff in school. it happens, but when it's a giraffe it's a little -- not as normal. >> has that long neck and stuff. >> it was just really cute. >> well, until they're eaten they're cute. thank you. >>> here in new york a starbucks on every corner. you cannot escape it. now it looks like the chain may have met its match, a new story has opened. and we did not photo shop this picture. it's an annual sign. details on dumb starbucks next. hey mom. yeah? we've got allstate, right? uh-huh. yes! well, i found this new thing called... [ dennis' voice ] allstate quickfoto claim. [ normal voice ] it's an ap

the el foephant got the lion upe tree, it used its trunk to try to grab her. the lion was, like, i think she looks good on me. >> to see them in action like that. >>> just about time for the weekend "rtm" ipad mini giveaway. >> we'll tell you how to enter to win and give you the buzzword. >> you have to be 18 or older and a u.s. resident to enter. >> stick around for the "rtm" mini ipad giveaway coming up. >>> common knowledge that off roading has inherent risks built into it. nothing like knowing the risks than a firsthand experience. this guy is riding his polaris razor through the park in oklahoma. out there with a couple of other side by side off road vehicles. up on the nice berm, and just must be a ton of found have all the wide open space, not worried about stop signs and lanes and all that stuff. able to tear it up out there. >> whoa! >> nice. now he's picked up a good head of steam here. >> didn't quite pull that off like the old duke boys did. nose first, over, back over front and lands on his side. looks like he's okay. his buddies come up quickly,

kids love injury afters, so do lions. what on earth convinced a zoo that kids would like to see this giraffe shot, cut up and fed to lions. jack hannah joins us and he can't understand this whole thing either. there's that, and an exclusive keeping them honest investigation on a so-called char ity and what it did with people's money. ten words that could change the face of football. >> i'm michael samm i'm a football player and i'm gay. >> that is michael samm speaking to the new york times revealing what his teammates already knew and anticipated. what his parents knew and accepted. he spoke to the times over the weekend and told them why he went public. >> i'm coming out because i want to own my truth. i didn't want anyone to break a story without me telling it. i want to tell it the way i want to tell it. >> now that he has, the reaction in the nfl where he is expected to be a mid to low round draft pick, appears to depend on whether that reaction is by name or not. yesterday the league tweeted. we admire michael's hon

notice this male lion with the mane comes up to the window and gets very close. listen to the people in the car, they have some idea of what they should be doing. >> ah! >> [ bleep ]. >> she's, like, start the car. >> yeah. >> they think it's a rolling buffet. they are, like, wait a minute, you are not getting out? >> wow. >> this is not the place where you want a flat tire or car trouble. >> or a convertible. >> or a convertible. >> it's not just the male lion there are two female lion sticking around. >> look at those teeth. >> that's why they stopped the video, they had to get the hell out of there. >> that will make you think, do you know what, the house cat is about as big as i'll go. >>> steven, it is tech time for those hitting the road, no matter what kind of wheels you drive, you need tech. first tech device for you bikers out there is bike theft. they're a problem. sometimes the bike lock just isn't cutting it. >> yeah, the thiefs are crafty. >> what do you need? a bike alarm. >> oh, yeah. turn it off! >> scared her away. >> right. i can see why or hear

marius was fed to the zoo's lions and the other big cats there.this, in front of children. the zoo called it a learning opportunity. jack hanna is the director at the columbus zoo and joins me tonight. most of the times we speak to you and it's a feel-good story. i have never heard you so upset about anything. you say this is one of the most horrifying things you have heard about in your entire life. >> it is. and the words -- if you don't mind, grotesque, insensitive. i can go on with the words but let's let that alone right now. i heard an interview where the person said this is a cultural difference. yes, when i go to africa they have the giraffe as a consumption food but that is out in the middle of nowhere. this is in a park where the animals are there to educate all of us about this beautiful anna or whatever thanimal it might b. there were hundreds of people who wanted to take this giraffe. what -- you tell me why they did this? i don't think anybody can tell you why. i can't. >> you said this kept you up at night. the zoo says it was to pr

that jumped up on the edge right there and made its presence known. >> the lions were looking -- >>ay! >> everybody get ready! >>> we jump from africa to china. this little lamb has seven legs. two in the back, five in the front. >> what? >> oh, my gosh. >> experts say this happens 1 in 7 million times. the sheep owner says he initially thought they would have to amputate but says the lamb gets around fine with the extra legs. >> he's not sheepish. he's running around. he only uses some of the legs. >> the others are dangling. >> do you get tired running a lot, i'll put these ones back here and use these other ones for a while. >>> this is a huge day for college students, this is right before megan's final game at this college. you see that she walks in, big ceremony. she gets a bouquet of flowers. she is a fourth-year starter and moved to fourth all-time in school history for career rebounds during the game and in this shot she is with who i think is her mom and dad and then in this moment you see her dad takes the flowers from her and she's a little puzzled, why is he giving her f

after a zoo in denmark kills a healthy giraffe and feeds him to the lions. you won't want to miss my closing statement on this one. and what do you think? is killing a healthy giraffe in front of children and feeding him to lions educational? facebook or tweet me at judge jeanine. ♪ at axa, we fer advice and help you break down your insurance goals into small, mageable steps. because when you plan for tomorrow, it helps you live for today. can we help you take a small step? for advice, retirement, and life insurance, connect with axa. >>> there's a huge and growing swell of protest in this country of people who are outraged that their records would be taken without suspicion, without a judge's warrant, and without individualization. this, we believe, will be a historic lawsuit. >> that's kentucky senator rand paul who, along with freedom works, announced their class action lawsuit against president obama over the nsa's domestic spying program. so will the lawsuit protect our fourth amendment rights? with me freedom works president matt kibby and jay sarks ke

why a zoo decided to kill a perfectly healthy giraffe for all of the lions to watch. >>> a bold confession from an all-american college ball star. you could look at the n.f.l.'s first openly gay player. ♪ tonight, an investigation into a major meat supplier in the united states, a california company has recalled nearly 9 million pounds of beef. federal inspectors say the slaughtered animals were sick and had not been inspected. lisa barnard has more from california >> reporter: inspectors first took a look here last month and ordered a much smaller recall. and then, the usda says upon further investigation, they found this company, the rancho feed corporation had been processing meat from animals that were decisived or quote, unfit," and that's when they ordered a much larger recall, one of the largest in years. >> operations at a standstil in pedaluma, california. federal regulators recalled 8.7 million pounds of meat sent to retailers in california, florida, illinois and texas. the usda said the company processed diseased and unsound animals. the agency says the processing center wasn't

check out this sea lion. he made friends with a 7-year- old boy and look at this. man, only a seven-year-old has this much energy. alex is his name. his family and him were visiting the zoo and he just caught this sea lion's attention. now alex's mom thinks that perhaps the animal was attracted to the boy's colorful jacket, right? >> never seen this. >> isn't that something special? it's more special because the young man has asberger's and his interaction was the best thing of my life. and we are quoting. he went on for a while. >> my daughter would love that. oh my goodness. >> i didn't know they could see you out there. >> that was finding nemo, they know when you tap on the fish tank. >> finding nemo, that's what we are going by? >> why not? >> yellow alert tomorrow morning, snow by dawn. 1 to 2 inches across the board. we'll get new information in at 11:00 and may have to up the totals or lower the totals. i would allow some extra time tomorrow morning. >> and that is it for our news at 7:00. we're coming back at 11:00. >> and don't forget, you can log on any

today he's drinking stuff to make him like the mountain lion, right?> just a regular weekend, jason. >> pleasure to be here. good morning to you. there we go. minneapolis starting off this morning, single digits, the polar plunge, arctic blast, whatever you want to call it has already started there. take a look at yesterday. video out of minneapolis. boy, cold weather there. temperatures in the teens. not much to melt the snow. two feet of snow on the ground in minneapolis. that is the most they have had on the ground in almost -- in more than 30 years. in fact the cold air continuing here throughout the entire great plafrn plains and into the midwest, chicago, 17. that's just the start. when you factor in the wind chills, feels like several degrees below zero all the way to green bay this morning. 12 below. very arctic cold air moving into northern sections of the country. >> if you want more, go across the south and west, temperatures in the 80s, 70s, there, too. as they'll be looking at temperatures running well above average for this time of the ye

i know i'm in the lion's den. >> reporter: own tonight, they're inviting in a devout nonbeliever. science guy. well loved for his 1990s pbs show for kids. he will debate ken ham, a former high school science teacher -- >> i beliedon't believe in evol or millions of years. >> who founded this $27 million, 70,000 square foot affront to modern scientists. >> bill nye also has an agenda, to teach children not to believe in god. >> this whole thing came about because of this youtube video made by bill nye, criticizing the teaching of creationism to children. >> denial of evolution is unique to the united states. >> it went viral. >> reporter: and ken ham made a rebuttal video. >> bill nye doesn't understand the word science. the word science means knowledge. >> reporter: ham challenged nye to come to the creation museum for a debate. and nye agreed. the story ricochetted around the internet and tickets sold out in just two minutes. five days before the debate, bill nye is in his office at the planetary society in california, preparing the slides he'll show at the debate. >> i presume w

wildlife experts say you should make as much noise as possible if you come against a mountain lion.ye contact and throw stones to try to scare the cat away. also back away slowly and try to create as much distance as you can between yourself and the mountain lion. >>> a warm one again today. record warmth in san rafael. take a look at the warmth we achieved. it was 72 in santa rosa. 73 in antioch. 73 in livermore. not very february like temperatures at all. they're going to continue in that realm with upper 60s and low 70s. mostly clear out there right now. we are anticipating coastal fog moving in over the next 48 hours or so. 36 to 48 hours. look for the patchy coastal fog. 53degrees in both san jose and san francisco. it's a nice night out there. clear as i mentioned. san francisco as we head into your bay area saturday. looks like this. it starts off in the upper 40s. lunchtime at 63 degrees. we are going to check out san jose as well. the forecast high for downtown san jose. morning starts kind of cool mid- 30s and upper 60s by the end of the day. it's going to be a warm one ag

the lester lions have their eyes on another prize, a third state championship for the departing head coach, and his team that could wants the three peat. >> into they are all winners. that's sara hoy reporting. that's it for us here on "america tonight." remember, if you would like to comment on any of the stories, log on to the website aljazeera.co aljazeera.com/america tonight. you can get all the previews and meet the team and tell us what you would like to see. goodnight. we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. >> you are watching al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz with the top stories. the polls are open in thailand after weeks of protests. prime minister yingluck shinawatra voted in the past few hours. demonstrators angry at the government have been trying to stop the elections. authorities worried the results will spark more violence. >> the united states assured ukrainian protesters of its support. secretary of state john kerry met with opposition leaders, but demonstrations continue in the country with protesters calling for ukraine's president to step down. >> 14

wildlife experts say you should make as much noise as possible if you come against a mountain lion.ye contact and throw stones to try to scare the cat away. also back away slowly and try to create as much distance as you can between yourself and the mountain lion. >>> a warm one again today. record warmth in san rafael. take a look at the warmth we achieved. it was 72 in santa rosa. 73 in antioch. 73 in livermore. not very february like temperatures at all. they're going to continue in that realm with upper 60s and low 70s. mostly clear out there right now. we are anticipating coastal fog moving in over the next 48 hours or so. 36 to 48 hours. look for the patchy coastal fog. 53degrees in both san jose and san francisco. it's a nice night out there. clear as i mentioned. san francisco as we head into your bay area saturday. looks like this. it starts off in the upper 40s. lunchtime at 63 degrees. we are going to check out san jose as well. the forecast high for downtown san jose. morning starts kind of cool mid- 30s and upper 60s by the end of the day. it's going to be a warm one ag

full of lions. full of lessons for anyone buying or selling a home. first, never be the most expensive house on the block. at $1.3 million, it's the most expensive house in the entire zip code. what is the cost of the average house on this block? >> the average house is $150,000. >> reporter: this is like ten-times? >> this is ten-times that. >> reporter: curb appeal is critical. studies show the majority of buyers won't even get out of their car if they pull up to a house with an ugly front yard. massive dolphin statue, no. and personality is a dirty word. that means this, and this -- mistakes. so, what should you do to your own home? tip one, turn a den into a bedroom by adding a closet for less than $1,500. more bedrooms, more value. tip two, make a solid first impression. for a few hundred dollars spring for a nice handle and lock on your front door. and tip three, invest in your lawn. plant some trees. they can up the value of your home as much as 15%. a lesson from a mcmansion to americans everywhere. rebecca jarvis, abc news, indianapolis. >>>

number one is lion delbasol and emerson electric. give us a double play on those two. >> the lionel delbasol make the precursors to plastics. they are the beneficiary of low-cost natural gas in the u.s. european competitors are being sourced at rent at 110 on an equivalent basis lion dell's food stock costs about $30. it's a tremendous advantage for this company. >> and emerson? >> emerson is a very well-run industrial technology company. everything they do is oriented towards taking costs out of the manufacturing process. again, both of these companies have raised their dividends consistently over the years. we think they're going to continue to return cash to shareholders. we think that in a world that's constrained for income, that all three of these companies are a way that you can have an above average dividend yield going in but you can grow that yield as well. >> do you have any disclosures to make on any of those companies, ed? >> well, we own all three of those companies in our growth and income fund, tyler. and i own shares

it's safe to say that's the lions share of our process open a day to day basis. i mentioned we are looking for ways to simplify and a industrial that process to address those numbers their going up and the referrals telephone number continue to increase. the next item i want to bring to your attention is starting on packages 14 and 15. this is a renotify of the inventories that have been adapted and you adapted the sunset district and the statement. we just started working in this reporting period on a neighborhood commercial building statement and we're knuckling a survey as part of the c l g grant. the center selling mar it is largely complete the eir is underway and we'll bring it for your prevail shortly. as you know we're initiated the community outreach and the engagement on the african-american statement that's still underway. there are still several context statements through the historic preservation committee and we have a role in adapting those statements and basically certifies them to use them as a planning tool and recognize them as a preservation d

it is reasonable to me that instead of lyons being vegetarians on the ark, lions are lions and the information that you use to create your worldview is not consistent with i is a reasonable man would expect. i want everybody to consider the implications of this. if we accept mr. him -- ham's point of view that the bible serves as a science text and he and his followers will interpret that for you. i want you to consider what that means. it means that his word or his interpretation of these other words is somehow to be more respected than what you can observe in nature. what you can find in your backyard and kentucky. a troubling and unsettling point of view and it is one i would like you to address when you come back. as far as the five races that you mentioned, it is kind of the same thing. the five races were claimed by people who were of european descent and they said we are the best, check us out and that turns out to be if you have traveled anywhere or done anything not to be that way. he bought much more alike than they are different. i we supposed to take your word instead of what we ca

when we then feed it to the lion afterwar afterwards, this is with a horse or a cow.w we can feed them a giraffe. i don't see any problem with it. this is happening as well. the kids need to see what the real world is. it's not harmful. it's what they need to know about. >> it was the real world at the copenhagen zoo. thank you for explaining the zoo's perspective. i am curious to all of you watching, do you feel this is educational or inhumane? let's get back to the first-degree murder trial in jacksonville, florida. this is the father of the victim taking the stand. >> were you able to make out any clear statements about what happened? >> the reason i couldn't is because of my devastation. i couldn't make out. i knew the boys were so sorry that my son was killed. they were trying to console me. >> briefly, what was his demeanor like. >> he was crying also. he usually has a big smile on his face. he was just crying. just crying. >> finally, mr. davis, what was tommy's demeanor like when he was at the house that day? >> i don't recall tommy coming the same day for som

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the father of fully, whose son played on the team, awoke from a medically induced coma, and had lions. >> i was, "hold on, we are not worried about the team, we are worried about you." he didn't want to hear it. he was, "i know i'll be okay. but we are going to the state championships", i thought he was crazy, he was not worried about his health, he was worried about the kids. >> let's go get it. the families are hear to watch us put on a show. let's go. >> penny hardaway honoured his friend's request. no foul, no foul. >> did you think you would be a middle school coach? >> no, not at all. i didn't think i would be a middle school coach. it happened. i thank god for putting me in this situation. i enjoy it. if you don't invest in the community, these kids will be the robbers, the kids, driving drunk, doing something negative that we hate seeing on the new, we can do something about it. all they want is love. i knew he would do it. his heart is so big. people just - they can't imagine somehow great he is as a person. >> it brings tearing to my eyes because i knew the job was hard. he'

lions. >>> good afternoon. my name is vivian imperialy. according to forbes magazine, we have 7 seconds to make a first impression. and, of course, there's no second chance. with our current system the written application becomes the blockade. the checked box becomes a red flag so large that everything else on the page is obliterated. there is no advancement to a face to face interview. there is no precious 7 seconds that can change someone's life for the better with a job or housing. the system is so prejudicial that it's denying applicants those critical 7 seconds to engage the interviewer. in my career in vocational rehabilitation, of both hired staff and trained clients preparing to enter the job market. looking back, i can identify a commonality among my very favorite clients. those who stood out as charming and earnest in their quest for success. what was that commonality? the clients with the greatest potential had all been incarcerated. the box must go. people must not be prejudged. they must all be allowed that second 7 seconds an

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the white lion is a color mutation. there is about 90 in existence. >> 93. >> that's right.-year-old has been patiently feeds and cares for her cubs. they were born just last week. they will be allowed outdoors in april. they're sweet, right? >> our next newscast is at 5:00. >> have a great day. [ male announcer ] progresso's so passionate about its tomato florentine soup, it took a little time to get it just right. [ timer dings ] at first, it wasn't the perfect amount of tomatoes. not ready. [ male announcer ] later it wouldn't be the perfect amount of spinach. not ready. [ male announcer ] then, the sausage and pasta. ♪ not ready. [ male announcer ] but finally, it happened. perfection. yes! [ female announcer ] this week at safeway, buy one progresso rich & hearty soup and get one free with your club card. buy one progresso rich & hearty soup safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great deals the easy way. you do enough flying around. that's why we give you real big club card deals. right now, our largest jug of arm & hammer detergent is just $5.00. f

former lion backer for nebraska korn huhs kerrs. >> if -- korn huhs kerrs.f you had to bang your head into somebody and that was your job, that's your best weapon. if they said, "go and run and smash into the wall", i would do it for the sport. >> blake did it all his life. he started to question it after suffering three concussions. >> the third, which is the one where i realised something was wrong, was here. it was, "oh", and you start to get dizzy. >> dizzy, foggy. >> yes. were. >> what's crazy is the coach came up and said, "great job", i did my job and had to sacrifices my brain to do it. >> when a player gets a concussion blow, the brain moves rapidly, the brain bouncing around in the skull. the nfl reports 50 players have been sidelined by concussions. for young place, multiple it by 1,000. each year more than 55,000 kids end up in the emergency room for football-related concussions. local news coverage of catastrophic head injuresies have ramped up. >> the high school player collapsed during football practice and died. >> football tragedy bringing t

female white lions usually reject their cubs.se lions are one, happy family. >> they reject their cubs? >> a tough love sort of thing. >> that's not nice. what would orca say? >> i'm not dressed like the animals tonight, thank goodness. >> sort of. karen is. a little bit of a lion top. it's beautiful. >> sprint and t-mobile down 7% after hopes faded. some traders see more pain to come. dan nathan made his way to the smartboard. >> these two stocks, like you said, down 7% in a very up market here today. you know, option valiums were really hot. and t-mobile got daily volume. and sprint, four-times average daily volume. i think investors are positioning around the potential for a bid from sprint or t-mobile. there's ability to get financing. let's look at options activity. quickly, t-mobile today, someone sold 20,000 of the 34 calls to close. that's closing a bullish bet. the one i want to focus on is in sprint. the stock is down 26% year-to-date. that includes today's decline. there was a buyer of 50,000 of the march 7 puts. when

lions, high heenas, and others in contact with the water perished as well. conservationists estimated that 50,000 african elephants died for their ivory, an illegal trade that doubled since 2006. poaching for horns is an epidemic. the quest for tiger parts has reduced numbers. >> in london an international conference of political leaders will try to agree on a card-nated global response. some of the species like china and vietnam, key destinations, worth $10 million a year. >> forces that are destroying some of the world's endangered species. for this week we are seeing the creation of an equally powerful alliance. >> the chain of responsibility is a long one. during a 2012 investigation into rhino poaching i saw the appalling results for myself. >> there it is. >> i met poachers and the families of dead poachers, villagers for whom a few hup dread dollars is a fortune. i was told that the middlemen, cross-border traders and officials could earn more than that. the true value of the horn is in the markets of asia, where it's claimed to have miracle medicinal

i can go into the details of the 21 positions but the lions shire the 15 of the 21 is direct billable and auto can do draft people and the types of draft people the remaining 5 are administrative functions within the bureaus so within the increase of work we need additional help with incredible and managing overall staff and of the 5 poegsz positions two of them are going to the contract center. we opened the center in the bayview as an attempt at that do the outreach to the lgbt community to help them for a one to the shop to reaching out to muni and making it a one stop shop for smaller contractors they can review plans and upcoming bid opportunities. we want to include training programs to help them fill out their forms and things of that nature marry we're requesting two positions to staff the puc contracting center because that's an you important benefit. the next slide the 13, 1314 budget is a 7 percent increase. and then the following year again staying flat except for cost of living. finally, we have for you a slide we don't have to go through but it breaks down the different

jessie brooks, daniel ramos, bates, michael lion, duke, kelly and those are the cards that i have at the moment. if you want to step up, you have two minutes.2 minutes. thank you for your leadership on this. >> thank you for having this conversation. my name is dale glutsdz and bay area regional foundation and we were the major funder for prop b and dealing with the hiv epidemic and i'm very aware of life savings medication. i met a lot of people with other health conditions such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes who also struggle to afford medication. these people are all races and financial means. a city that struggles to remain affordable, lower cost to medications is crucial. thank you. >> next speaker? >> good morning supervisors. my name is daniel ramos and i work with aids foundation as a pharmacy representative and pharmacy case manager. as a professional in the health industry i have worked in the bay area for 10 years here in the san francisco and east bay helping people find ways to afford medications that they need to survive, life saving therapies. my current role as

so it represented the lion share of our portfolio but the sewer is the next largest one and that's starting to grow. the water as and look at the end what are we going to improve our programs. our programs getting smaerl and hetch hetchy being the simultaneously even though yes important. if you take all the strurgsz within the promise an engineer working on a specific project builds to the promise whereas previously contracts manager builds to overhead. the ratio is in the right direction as we end this fiscal year. we have fewer people in the indirect column and better ratio from indirect to direct. we're previously we had contracts people bill to overhead we've recourse our bill codes and start bill to the actual contract. we'll know exactly how much money it fractions a staff phase so we can better project our overall personal needs and how many are bill to overhead generally. so this is something i've done previously in the private sector i think it's a benefit to us here so that's one of the major changes to true up our overhead as it compares to the industry. on the next slide we hav

. >>> hi, michael lion, san francisco gray panthers. over the past 40 years workers have taken an incredible hit. the economic disparity now is like it was back before the crash in 1929. working people are just incredibly put upon now. and i am firmly convinced that a major cause of that has been mass incarceration because it's really made people think twice to be worried about, about fighting back. and mass incarceration has a lot of aspects to it. it has -- it has to do with the incredible number of people who get arrested and, of course, this is very [speaker not understood] of it, but it also has to do with incredibly long sentences that people serve in jail and it also has to do with the lifetime kind of sentences that people have with the discrimination against ex felons. so, i think that anything that can be done to reduce this lifetime aspect of mass incarceration is good and should be supported. >> thank you, mr. lion. >>> good evening, good afternoon. my name is vanessa banks. i am a member -- a native of the bayview hunters p