>> i was going address commissioner loo's comment about the-- >> thank you. the 49 percent is the non coa >> right so they are-if you look at the salaries they are substantiallyly under market for staff attorneys and so is the percentage of benefit that is picked up in line 40 to other resources. >> thank you. >> thank you director henten. >> any other questions? >> can i ask a question? >> yes >> i was there at the location where 6th and market and they do give very excellent company tent service. they serve people well, but when i see this for the elderly there is a younger population seeking-go tupe the offices for help. i just wonder that this appropriation for the senior senior 6 5 or above, right? >> right, >> when i was there i observed many different times throughout 2 or 3 years. >> at one time commissioner lae did hold the contract for legal service for younger adults with disability but they do not any longer so that-it was during that time or it could very well be there are still people that come to seek their services. we know that their main foc

. >> thank you >> you bet >> commissioner loo. >> i have 2 questions. how much is your membership dues and how much does the reduced members pay? >> thank you. membership fees for a individual are 600 dollars a year or 50 dollars a month and for a house hold it is 750 a year. for the reduced fee membership oaf which we have 45 at the moment so that is about 13 percent of the total membership, the membership fee is 100 dollars for a individual and 150 dollars a year for a household >> where do you get all the money to subsidize those members? >> partly from the city. it is built into the contract with the city >> my second question is page 4, outcome objective-at least 35 percent we respond to annual consumer satisfy action survey, isn't that low? >> 35 percent is our typical return rate across dos programs so we typically use that in the contract. i thinkicate is probably going to tell me their return rate is much higher than that. >> what is it >> we actually-i would have to get that data for you. we participate in a study with uc berkeley. they evalua

coordinate the classes in those neighborhoods so it is a little more manageable >> thank you >> commissioner loo >> linda this is a one year contract only, is that right? >> correct because it is extension of the contract so it becomes a forth year. we anticipate-based on the contract requirements we need to do a open rsp for the next cycle. >> thank you >> any other comment or questions? >> i have a question. in your 60 years is that a stiff policy because diabetics start early. is there flexibility if you have someone below 60? >> the target population is not that ridged, so under 60 is welcome if they have diabetes >> comments or questions? comnlts or questions from the public? hearing none, all in favor? opposed? thank you the motion carries >> thank you >> okay item 9 on the agenda, announcements? hearing none. item 10 >> my name is ester [inaudible] from api legal outreach lt i want to thank you for approving the budget and recognize the amazing and dedicated staff that the department hired especially like maria and deniece. i too am a former city employee with department of human resource

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loo, here. ow, here. commissioner roy, here. sim, here. please note [inaudible] >> can i have a apruvlt of the ajunda june 24? motion to approve the ajunda? >> sthr a motion to had ajunda. to the consent agenda? >> just to the regular agenda. >> where we have to make that change we should include it >> it would be on the next item >> motion to approve >> second. >> moved and second that we approve the agenda for today, all in favor say aye? >> aye. the motion is carried. approval of the content ajunda with the removal of item self help for the elderly, the 28 thousand is a little above the amount so, with removing that i would like approval of the consent agenda >> so moved >> second. >> moved and second that we approve the consent ajund a with the amunded to remove self help for the elderly, the 28 thousand amount. all in favor? >> aye >> opposes. >> the motion is carried. thank you. is there public comment at this time? sorry, i skipped over one. we'll go back. number 4. could we have a motion to approve the june 3 meeting minutes >> so

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take loo aa look at the video and pg and e says that a third party construction crew were doing a construction line. >>> there's a flew on the peek and all the kids made it home and they were too afraid to tell their parents what happened. one of them told their mother after she could not find the car this morning. that see kroet was not going stay that long. it was up the hillside this morning. >>> the governor signed a bill that removes the vaccination from the public and private schools and they're going go court to block it. what this means for millions of parents. >> well, you know the law goes into affect a year from tomorrow july 1st 2016 so you do not have to run to the doctor. your kid can obtain school in september or august but most everyone has to be vaccinated. for example a child cannot go 7th grade without the required vaccines. >> the baby will not get getting any vehicleaccines. >> the rights are being taking away and that's freedom. it's what the country is becoming. >> they will instead home school him when he is old were but a year from now all other children in california

. >> johnny loo lau session the city can boost its local supply bit the land must be protectand goalsd be set by the government. >> if we can protect the farm lands and let our farmers utilize all of them, actually our vegetables receive efficiency rates can rise. >> the government is not yet convinced. >> at the end of the day it comes to whether there's a market demand for it and then whether local farms are willing to do it or not. and both of these issues can be decided really. >> farmers like becky au are relying on the community for support. >> this is our home and we want to stay here forever. >> even so, her future on the farm remains in doubt. sarah clark, al jazeera, hong kong. >>> u.s. beat japan 5-2 in vancouver, on sunday and gabriel elizondo was at the ticker tape parade. >> reporter: football madness on a scale this country has never seen before, tens of thousands of people packing the streets of new york city to cheer on america's hottest team the women's u.s. football team world cup winners for a third time. a victorious group for the third time. 26 million people in

commissioner loo >> yeah i look at page 3, operating expense of insouth west program and what is the contract services? >> yes, the way it is set up is sth executive director-page 3 your said commissioner? >> yes, the operating budget >> sorry looking at the wrong budget. if i'm correct the executive director is actually a contracted position, it isn't a regular staff position so that is what constitutes that amount >> thanks >> thank you any other comment or questions? comment from the public? >> just that it is helpful if these were packeted ipthe same order they are presented in the agenda item. >> thank you. any other comments or questions? any comment or questions from the public. call the question, all in favor? thank you the motion carries. y requesting authorization to modify the grant with golden gate senior service for community service during the period of july 1, 2015-june, 30, 2018 in the aadditional amounts of saerfb 5 thousand dollars plus a 10 percent contingency for total grant amount not to exceed 1, 525, 292. again, maria [inaudible] will present do i have a motion

algorithm weighs those and determines if it's a significant things to be loo looked at for this shiftyou look at police work you think of guys going with their gut and instinct to motivate. what is your response and what have you learned. >> we are not telling you how to do police work. we are telling you where are the best locations for you to be at any given time in the day. and police what you see. >> police what you see. and as it turns out, when you know what to look for and more importantly where to look for it. you can see a lot. it looks like there is a hot spot in th in the neighbourhood. so should we check that out. >> let's take a look at seabright and murraymen murray e have an open car door and i have an open gate on this house as well. hi, police department. is that your car sitting out there with the door open? >> we just came home. >> i was just concerned and i saw it sitting there and saw the gate open and i thought i would stop and check. >> thank you. >> we are patrolling your neighborhood. and i'm sure you heard of the predicting strategy we are using. in the first

commissioner loo. >> the education al material, you know how many languages are they in? >> um, i believe-i know on some of the more significant asian languages, but know the staff there speaks quite a few languages and dialects. >> we have been around for 40 years so we have cantonese, mandarin, [inaudible] korean [inaudible] spanish and it incleess dependent on the volunteer base we have. we do produce at least 5 of the primary languages that often come to our office both in the written materials and in the news letters that the department supports and providing services in. >> thank you >> i was just assisted by [inaudible] who is administrative director for legal outreach >> any other questions? commissioner sims >> the scale was a question for me. it is a fairly small grant and target 500 people. is that mostly an education sort of goal? it couldn't be case management. >> it isn't direct client suvs it is more educational and coordination and they do have a api task force that meets on a regular basis and they do case review and support and so that is how they actual

this could be a ufo thatting loos like the jellyfish. >> you're right. i totally changed my mind. i'm with you. >> xath what do we say? i say it's real. >> real video and bubbles. >> i'm going with it's real probably bubbles. >> i'm with you, beth. eng you nail you nailed it. alien ufo. there are things going on. the ufo is extra terrestrial kind. >>ive a goti've got a believer. >> i what i just switch back with go with christian. i think he might be right that it's a cluster. probably a plastic sheet of some sort. >> punch of grocery bags floating in the air. >> this one is going to be real and fake. it's been real or fake. >>> this video is a busboy at a shopping center in the philippines. the people that recorded this video saw him cleaning up and setting up tables at lightning speed. i need to let you know it is not sped up at all. realtime. right here. >> whoa. >> gnarly. >> crazy. look at that. >> this is a perfect example when people say, noo matter what you do strive to be the best at it. >> they did talk to him and he told them that he just loves his job that much. >> how

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>>commissioner loo. >>two questions, you need proof of age passport. what about income. >>the proof of income is self reporting. there's no need for a tax return. >>that was my point. >>there is no proof of income commissioner. it is all on the honor system. >>what happened to those people who have some money to be rolled on the card do they get refund? >>the preloaded money could be used for bart rides or if they're out of san francisco county that there's no refunds for any cash value on those cards. >>thank you. >>thank you. any comments or questions from the public? thank you very much. >>there is a public comment. >> >>oh, i didn't see you. please, come up. thank you. >>i had one question and that -- we talked about proof of age, proof of issues that commissioner sims brought up. what about proof of residence say to get my card my neighborhood parking permit i have to show that i'm actually a resident and you said earlier this is only for residents of san francisco, where's the proof of residency? >>the proof of residency comes into play with the piece of mail being

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loo if he represents -- bernie sanders represents the liberal base which is the beating heart of thety now on the bottom era, james, doesn't that give him a shot perhaps to at least give her a scare maybe in iowa maybe win in iowa, maybe give her a scare in normal new hampshire? >> yeah. that liberal base that left wing base you might call it has gotten much bigger in the obama era as we've been talking about. whenever a candidate is pulling 25%, 30% in polls in iowa and new hampshire, as bernie sanders now is i think it would be a big mistake to dismiss them as a nonthreat. especially if you are hillary clinton and given the liability that is she has a a candidate. >> what he can do and if there is reason for her to be concerned is that he can expose some of her vulnerabilities, and bring in a more -- or make the race more attractive to a more plausible candidate. maybe a john kerry or joe biden gets in because bernie sanders has exposed vulnerabilities of hillary clinton. i think that's her only deal reel -- >> why isn't bernie sanders himself -- okay. he is taking the risk of runn

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. >> no, we are aring looing at every possible avenue, whether it was terrorism domestic international or whether it was simple criminal act. we are looking at that. >> . >> we are beginning this investigation, we have not ruled out any possible. >> [inaudible question]. >> you can contact the public affairs officer at our knoxville office or our headquarters in washington d.c. >> you have not determined that. >> correct, we have not determined whether it was an act or terrorism or whether it was a criminal act. >> again, i am not going to discuss him at this point, because we have active investigations and i don't want to put any of my personnel or chattanooga personnel at risk at this point. >> pardon me. >> how many rounds did he shoot. >> we don't know yet. >> what time was the shooting? >> it started around 10:45 and ended within 30 minutes. >> are there an other military installations that are on alert? is. >> we have notified the other military facilities in the state of tennessee within the area, it was their decision whether or not they wanted to go into lock down or not. >> t

once you get the hang of it-at the front of the line but it was much faster than waiting in loo. they have self service kiosks which is the concept and would they consider putting self service kiosk in the terminal. maybe they could be movable when you don't need them and move them out >> i'm glad you brought them up because the united states [inaudible] however the canadian customs has just installed kiosks up in canada in van coorfb and will do it on the east coast as well. in a trade periodical i read last week describing this they expect the u.s. customs will follow suit. the question is who pays for them. at the airport is there a contribution to buy the app ratting but it is issue that is coming, we just don't have it yet >> you can talk to the airport how that is working. it is like self service at the airport. it took a while to get use today that. the other thing i want to finetd out and i don't know whether we have pop up retail food service in the cruise ship terminal and whether that is a opportunity to consider not only just because of possibility in terms of revenue

loo >> it sure is when you look at the european markets, they're trading lower. the euro itself is down and i think u.s. futures are pointing lower and it could get messier as the day goes on.ld last week we had a terrible monday, the rest of the we can got better, this we can may not see that same recovery were ses. it's going to be messy, be s prepared for a bumpy ride. >> glor: thanks very much. a fourth of july family party quickly turned to panic when the deck at a north carolina beach house suddenly collapsed. two dozen people were hurt, two of them critically. >> reporter: wooden beams and broken timbers, what's left from the screened-in deck in emerald aisle north carolina. family from across the country had gathered at a vacation rental for a fun, fourth of july weekend.ee as they posed for a group picture, the deck collapsed, crashing from 10 feet down. jackie starky was the first reporter to arrive. >> that left part of that second story deck, the whole floor just completely fell through.ll >> reporter: a neighbor called 911 and told the dispatcher to

meanwhile, sports time with the loo holder. lou: let's talk about grown men making a lot of money. there was no way that lebron james would do it to cleveland again, would he? nah, king james agreeing to a two-year, $46 million contract extension. why just two years? it's my job to inform you it is simple economics and protection. the deal follows james' plan to keep year-to-year flexibility to take advantage of the expected increases in the salary cap. lebron james staying put, so is the andre jordan, backing out of his vrable commitment to the dabber -- backing out of his verbal commitment with the dallas mavericks. his teammates having fun with the news on twitter, blake griffin making light of the fact of how the team it's when not allow him to leave the house until he signed a deal. jordan re-signed his deal, but all peers getting more mileage out of his "-- paul pierce getting more mileage out of his "that is why they brought me here" quote. james and jordan counting their millions others counting other things, like opportunities to make it onto an nba roster. the was or its

. >> that's how my lawning loos except for the dirt patches, which i know kerry's is almost as horrible. >> we have a few weeds here and there. now as we take a look at sonol. just a few clouds. we're enjoying a sunny day once again. it's 63 degrees in san francisco, the peninsula at 70 degrees, 72 degrees in the east bay it's 80 gleedegrees in north brentwood, our temperatures will be climbing into the next couple days enjoy not having to blast the ac now while you can. and into the afternoon, warm and breezy here's our lunchtime temperatures, in the peninsula, 72 degrees, the south bay 78 degrees. highs this afternoon reaching 74 degrees in the east bay. south bay 84 degrees and san francisco reaching 70 degrees, it will be a little more breezy today. we have high pressure just to the west of us it's bringing in more of a northerly wind. as we go into tomorrow it's going to cut off that strong sea breeze and allow those temperature s temperatures into parts of the desert southwest to rise. you will notice the difference in the inland valleys. the good news is that it will back off in

stanza he says i used to be cruel to my woman, i would beat her and keep her apart from the things she looedhat recently i thought, sir paul you can't say that anymore. just little stuff that shifts that we just no longer do. john: because of science and reason, you say and you insult religion saying religion is not the source of moral progress. many people watching will say, yes, it is. >> during the enlightenment there became a movement to try to apply science of reason to solving social problems. instead of treating behavior as a sin let's treat it as something that's a problem to be solved. how can we get homicide to go down? get people to act nicer to each other, how can we improve the economy get people wealthier. people think adam smith's book is called wealth of nations. that's not the title. the title is an inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations. inspired by newton, the principle that the universe is governed by natural laws, we can apply that not just to the physical world, but the social and economic world. there must be a better way to govern people for all o