in the there were two dollars in there, 50 cents kovac to a, -- into the local economy. home productions is wrapping up to this point, $500,000 locally on local labor. prosing in kind services for the discounted rates i noted. at this time i would like to introduce susanna robins to make a brief presentation. >> the port has been working with the production company to find space for them. a great office space and potential for using the building, just when a production company needs. it would help to draw other productions here in the future. they do not even need to shoot this in san francisco. the film takes place in the past. all over the world. what he can do with these buildings issued the world in san francisco. this takes place in idaho, spain, and other european countries. he is shooting the whole thing here. much of it will be built into the production stages on the set. a big draw for other productions to come see, to come to a similar thing. we're also very excited about the local jobs. we want to provide more jobs for local residents in san francisco. it shoul

if you look at the impact of biking on the local economy, is even more extreme. there are many cities for which they have seen a significant boon to local merchants, businesses, the local climate, because of improvements in investment. if you look at portland, toronto, canada, if you look at valencia street coming here in san francisco, when you add bicycle lanes and parking, it helps the local economy. where are we going cu ? we established as a city to have 10% of our cities heckling by 2010. we are not there yet, but we are making significant headway. i believe it is a good time for us to set some goals. it is important because there are numerous plans we have in our city that are developed by our planning department, mta, tsa, other organizations, where we ought to embed a city goal. this will help drive city planning, budgeting, and will help us to figure out what is a more sustainable transportation plan. i think it is important now for us to think about what we want to look like when we are coming up on 2020. what does a 21st century san francisco transport

which in turn supports local government budgets while the government grapples with how to reform the structure of russia's single industry towns reno has been updating the economy go with a new technology and motels at a cost of more than three hundred. million dollars last year three miles the local slogan will appear in two louder versions from twenty twelve it's a gamble for reno which hopes to profit from the doubling of russia's calm market over the next five years we have to see the company will have a significant presence in russia. jointly actually this will be the largest alliance in russia ever. to rush a b. end of the day is one of the few still unsaturated core markets of course excluding china and india after my sales have jumped as a result of the government subsidized same scheme and the company moved into profit in the first half of this year netting one hundred million dollars compared to the loss of six hundred million dollars the same time a year ago the timing isn't right for reno oscillators deal and i don't question the business. that's your business update for now but you can always find more stories on our website r.t. dot com slash busi

tom squeezed in southwestern siberia has long been known to be rich in oil and gas and the local economy has been linked with oil and gas and other related industries for quite some time but the local economy has a new growing and developing sector and that involves the collection the gathering of the processing of all while growing natural products such as berries mushrooms and pine nuts there are some companies that do invest in the processing of these products and what's very interesting here is that this is really growing in the wild so people here could just go to the forests and go gather that themselves and the results they get of course depends on how much they gather i am in the heart of what really is the perfect example of that lush greenery of that rich forestry that make up such an abundant natural resource for the tomsk reason it has over a million hectares of agricultural land and more than half the territory is covered with forest there were four people injured collecting pine cones in a forest families come with children young people do it a lot too you can collect for y

local hiring and the economy is booming but we need it now. we know that the locals san franciscoens who work on this local hiring jobs will spend their hard-earned dollars in san francisco. this spending will create even more economic activities and create more jobs to get san francisco back to prosperity. there are not any good reasons to adopt a local hiring legislation because local hiring is good for san francisco. it would turn more benefits to the taxpayer who pays for the project and san franciscoens will be proud to have participated in projects in our -- and build our own landmarks. local hiring is also green because the workforce will not miss -- have to drive from other cities to come to san francisco to work. there are many qualified workers in san francisco who can build our public works projects. there are no excuses for not hiring local businesses and local residents to do our job. i run a steel company. i hire 90% san franciscoens and we have built steel buildings, steel framing for st. mary's school, for local hotels, and loca

taxes go to support folks who are working here and buying here in san francisco to stimulate the local economy. we have an unemployment rate in excess of 30%, and i think this would go a long way in driving that down. i encourage each of you to seriously consider it, and i thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. >> my name is terry sanders. i am a member of the southeast jobs coalition. first off, i will speak in defense that unions know how to negotiate, and i will leave that at that. no doubt the union construction trade has a vast number of unemployed a vast majority it -- of unemployed. a vast majority gave up looking for work. a union member asked me to pay her back dues so she could go back to work. union and san francisco residents are spread out across san francisco. the proposed mandate would not only supports the coffers of the trade union -- likewise it would increase the dollars for residents of san francisco, like ex-offenders caught up in the cycle of recidivism and hopelessness. these are projects that would generate thousands of jobs. they would create a work force

locals excited. >> this community revolves around the snow. without the snow the economy does not work. >> reporter: she says she does not take lake tahoe's love for thanksgiving for granted. >> i am sure they are struggling to find enough employees. >> reporter: jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you are not already in tahoe and plan to drive there be prepared for some traffic paid we are giving you a live look here at what is happening at interstate 80. chain requirements have been lifted but drivers are required to carry chains. you can find out more, click the tab on our homepage at ktvu.com. >>> the coast guard says a 54- year-old man spent the last five days stranded on a delta island before he was rescued this morning. they eventually located the man on roe island paid he floated down the sacramento -- the sacramento river on a makeshift raft. one stranded he called his family but was not able to tell them the name of the island. >>> the head of the tsa issued a video message today. >> i want to remind you that tsa's mission is to assure the safety of the u

central subway will also lower our future operating budget impacts, introduce $1 billion into our local economy, creating thousands of local employment opportunities. also, it represents an unprecedented three-to-one return of federal dollars for every dollar invested of our local dollars. a big thank you goes out to all of our stakeholders, partners for working with us, to close the projects remaining funding gap. we will continue to work closely with our founding partners and the s.f.cta as we begin preparation to revise our financial plan to the federal transit administration in february of 2011. commissioner campos: thank you. just a quick question. i know there were some initial remarks about this. some questions for the executive director. i want to keep it brief because the have a number of members of the audience here. it does this plan makes sense to you, are you supportive of this strategy? i know a lot of work has happened between this and last meeting to make sure both agencies are on the same page. i wanted to make sure that we get that for the record. >> chairman, commissioners, e

it began to float local economies. they did an enormous amount of work. they wanted millions of trees. i looked over into alabama across a great forest of trees that were 70 years old. they're planted in huge numbers. imagine the kind of wildlife that becomes. they did an enormous amount of work and when the war was here, there was ready to go fight. this was not what this was intended to do. there are a few statues. they built a lot of lodges and visitor centers. these are just beautiful. amount of landscapes of ccc. this is the park. they did the work in them. the civil works administration was short lived. it was to get the people through the winter. and it was under the administration of a remarkable social worker from iowa named hary hopkins. he was the forerunner of the wpa and the prototype for it. this is a page from the cw a and it showed kids getting hot lunches. that was important. he put 2 million americans to work. and that included about 50 thousand school teachers sent out to rural areas. this is a cw a project. that's stern grove behind it

that's because the local economy, bucked the national trend. gion's two how 9gdp, more than $717 billion. in d.c. maryland's economy, the economy grew. d.c., maryland and virginia if they were a country it would be the world's 16th largest economy behind the netherlands and ahead of turkey due in part to the fed ram ral government. >>> in the future you may get cell phone service from your cable provider. cox is becoming the first to cell wireless, taking on at&t and sprint and usa today reports that cox will offer service in hampton roads, virginia and orange county, california and may move further. its trying o to distinguish itself for crediting $20 a month for wireless minutes they don't use. this will be very value oriented for a lot of folks. there is a lot of competition. >> they tried this a couple years back, it failed. they're trying it again. >>> thank you. >> sure. >>> we explained earlier how properly maintained defibrillators can make the difference between life and death. how to properly use one is one everyone should know. we'll

central subway will also lower our future operating budget impacts, introduce $1 billion into our local economy, creating thousands of local employment opportunities. also, it represents an unprecedented three-to-one return of federal dollars for every dollar invested of our local dollars. a big thank you goes out to all of our stakeholders, partners for working with us, to close the projects remaining funding gap. we will continue to work closely with our founding partners and the s.f.

>> thank you for bringing this opportunity to san francisco and stimulating our local economy. and if you need any extras, we are available. [laughter] >> extra commissioners. all of those in favor? any opposed? resolution 10-72 is approved. >> item number 12, new business. >> commissioners, anything that i can bring back to monique when she gets back? >> i want to clarify. are we officially cancelling the official tentative meeting in november? >> yes. >> amy knows better than i do. >> we were supposed to do it on november 18. but the room was not available. that special meeting is not going happen. >> we have nothing major? >> nothing so far. unless something comes up. >> ok. next item. >> public comment. >> any public comment? >> ok. >> ok. >> move to adjourn. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> meeting adjourned. we have to make sure we are accurate here. i am grateful so many folks came out for the swearing in. in particular, i want to thank -- you seem so lonely over there. supervisor dufty by himself representing the board of supervisors. the round of applause for him for being