. >> how do you maximize the social security? what should i know about social security?>> if you're under 45, you should say more than you need to. if you're over 55 and you are close to retirement spending i just think that it yucatec early. there are different tricks with a social security. if you are married and there's an age difference or income difference there is a ways that you can suspend your benefits and sectors also benefits until you are 70 years old. >> district and the 200 and dollars more than is available but people don't just in our research. my father did not plan well for my mother but what do i need to know? >> you really have the plan for this. expenses are not cut in half when someone passes away. just the full cost. the electric bill is not cut and one social security check goes away. if you have a married couple, the lore to go away. if you have a pension that is reduced when you have to wait that to my need insurance to cover the difference, your spouse may not have enough. you really have to make sure that you run this as an e scenario. >> cash

this takes a blunt approach without respect to anything maximizing what you can pack in here with no nobleable community outreach. we're talking about the second floor but it didn't do anything for fern street or fern alley which is a very difficult alley situation in polk street. having said that the dwelling units expose the bedrooms to a walkway that overhangs into your court yard with no opportunity to create windows and people walk by your bedrooms. you can look at this building and you probably all recall my extensive analysis of steven son the majority of complaints about steven son which we positively resolved. if we're starting to dense if i this part of town norm the first building which steps to the lion is one which makes future references to twinkiestion to other building this maximize out to any future vacancy and it might exist as a problem for years to come. the building in itself i believe is not at all in line if we have identification here and why it meets the code it does not understand the creativity we would except for part of the planning commissions preview i'

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so, it's a program that maximizes local jobs, right? >> yeah. union. >> and that -- and that has living wage -- >> if it's local living wage it's redundant f. we just say union that takes care of that. ~ if >> so that the program maximizes local union jobs. >> there's a couple problems here. my wife is waving at me on tv. [laughter] >> what i'm going do ask is a friendly amendment after throwing out some thoughts here is that there also be the direction within the motion, if it can be accepted, the maker -- was there a second on the motion? >> there was a clarity. >> we don't have a motion yet. we're working on the motion. >> it's hard to do anything without the motion. here's the thing. i've got to say if the answer next week is we have a draft outline to have local renewable generation, not good. and, so, the thing that's here is talking about all roads leading to building and funding local renewable generation coming into the sfpuc as a draft outline what are we saying? we said a few thing here tonight. we heard from the staff. the program ha

nature and related to our mission to protect and promote the health of all san franciscans, we're maximizing enrollment into the health insurance options under the nca and i'll focus on this a little bit more. the health department has identified several key factors to the successful implementation of the aca in san francisco. the first is personal responsibility, this is not just the requirement under the individual mandate but our civic duty to ensure we step forward and enroll in health insurance. i have a friend that says everyone in san francisco was born with a participatory governance card and we need to be mindful of our role in ensuring health reform's success. we also need to be mindful of how we discuss affordability in this context, it's not to discourage people in enrolling in health insurance, we need everyone to enroll. second we need to ensure successful transitions of uninsured to health insurance, because we know who the majority of our uninsured are and how to contact them, thanks to healthy san francisco, we have several healthy san francisco initiatives under way to ensu

you got the sierra club letter that said we are going to insist that this program be anchored to maximize union labor through project labor agreements, et cetera. you should know that the entire grassroots coalition that's working for clean power sf also recently voted to adopt that same position. this must be a local jobs union green new deal project with thousands of jobs available. the misconception that i want to make sure that we correct here is the idea that the shell program, the shell contract is the program. it is not. the shell contract is 4%, less than 4% of the energy that will end up being provided under clean power sf after the next decade goes by. the shell contract is just priming the water pump, if you remember the old water pumps. and the idea here is that we need to use the renewable energy credits to make it cheap enough to compete with pg&e, to get that first small 30 megawatts out of the eventual hundreds of megawatts that we're going to build locally so that we can kick start the program successfully and still compete with pg&e. >> what was your type of concluding t

space thinking i want to augment don's report we're a looking at our existing spaces and how we can maximize those spaces one is in the tenderloin where we've worked together quite collaboratively with the supervisor kim and the tries land committee to protect this park that has had public safety challenges and was designed quite poorly and in a year we'll be celebrating as a corn stor stone of that park. and second we have the teen rec center that's the hub you have recreational programming in the district and we know that there is more demands than that facility can accommodate. we have long been working for months to start to think about very quietly of expanding that center. there are a lot of community discussion to come but as we think about our capital and goals it's on our radar screen >> one would think that the tech in that part of the world we'll get support. >> i think it's important when we create communities we create communities where we can work and play and live play being the operative word. i want to keep this moving forward in terms of identifying the need and developing

here, but on the other hand you want to maximize your revenue so the structure, i think we think is the correct one. we think that you are -- although your cost are higher, we think that it's obviously supportive by the market you have here. we think there's some room to move up on the tariff to get more revenue and you have a good structure to be able to throw it to the bottom line as much as possible. that was my report and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> thank you very much. comments. we do have dave hill. after dave, renae decrue and then mike falonte. >> >> madam chair, commissioners good afternoon. my name is david hill. i'm the vice president of iodw ships local 34. our office is in san francisco. i like to speak to you today on the manning clause that was part of the business plan presented to this commission on september 5th. there's a couple of items concerning manning which are incorrect. based on their commitment to the union in our past meetings. we believe that our statement about hiring a full-time mechanic was meant to say a full-time local 34 clerk supervisor.

we're maximizing the use of natural daylighting.e light sensors that minimize the use of artificial lighting. >> by having light outside the building skin, what that does is we are mitigating it before it hits the glass. we have a high performance, low formal gain graph. the system does not have to work as much to either cool the building or heat the building. >> this building also incorporates or utilizes under floor system for delivery of heating and cooling to the building. this in conjunction with the high efficiency equipment that we've installed in the building reduces the consumption of energy for heating and cooling by 51%. >> we have two destination elevators. destination elevator save 35 to 40% of the electrical energy over traditional elevator. these elevators save energy by using a regenerative drive. when the cars are going up empty or down full of people, they generate electricity that goes back into the building grid. these elevators have energy by grouping people going to the same floor in the same cab. and the way t

with dr rudolph tons of the it's called super brain unleashing the slows the power of your mind to maximize health happiness and spiritual wellbeing dr gary small is the director of the u.c.l.a. longevity center and professor at u.c.l.a. is david geffen school of medicine he's been named one of the world's leading innovators in science and technology by scientific america and he's author of the book the all time as prevention program keep your brain healthy for the rest of your life the brain is the most is the most fascinating organ probably right to we control it or disease control us well the thesis of our book attendees and book is that because we know snow so much of what neural plasticity and smuggle agree and this neurons that fire together wired together so actually the way you think their way you feel the way you behave and other things leave nutrition exercise was influence the way your neurons. fire so you can actually through creative thinking or imagination free way according to written through motion of with being limbic brain that other lot of misconceptions are too small abo

london for them some thrills and spills from the world's finest pilots at russia's maximization to showthe best daredevils didn't need an injector seat or a supersonic jet engine or his losing friends has more. it's not the size of the engine that matters it's how you use what you've got that's what the pilots of first flight rushes only aerobatics team using propeller plane say no jet engines here no mach two or eject buttons just good old fashioned pistons and plenty of guts at air shows like max these pilots may no longer be the main attraction but propeller planes were the first to take on aerobatics and they plan to stick around. on main goal is to show everyone how beautiful flying can be and to demonstrate the potential of these planes and popularize aerobatics though these planes may not be so big and powerful they have great potential. reminiscent of the barnstormers of the one nine hundred twenty s. in america this team's planes are equipped with smoke systems that we've patterns in the skies piloting on a stunt team is still a man's world but irina mark over is one russian wo

we also have operational activities going on, so we maximize our capacity.patients wanting to access primary care centers for example, will have an easier time getting an appointment, coming right in, joining our patient center medical homes and continuing their care with us. >> you and some others have said that customer service is going to be crucial to the success of obamacare. what do you mean by that? >> patients have more and more choices. i think the market is becoming more competitive, and i think health systems such as parkland across the country need to respond in kind, and assure when patients come, they receive the best patient experience along with the greatest quality of care possible. >> and finally, have you gotten any guidance as to how things gopç] is sys mick eismic is seismic s heidlyder ball okaoch baloch bah >> << announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello. welcome to the newshour from doha. these are the world's top stories. >> protests and funerals spread across sudan. >> police arrest the leader of greece's far right party. >> and... .

he's trying to maximize his leverage.ing to get the american people to ultimately be further divided, and in doing so have a stronger leverage point through his foreign minister in these negotiations. but i think the american people when they read that will reject it wholeheartedly. he may have an opposite result as the result of his op ed. >> i am sure the holy father has moved putin at various other times. >> i want to get your response to some of the claims he makes, because you have information that we as people who haven't seen the classified intelligence have and that the public as well doesn't have. putin writes when talking about the poison gas and who's responsible quote no one doubts that poison gas was used in syria but there is ever reason to believe thought was used not by the syrian army but by opposition forces to provoke intervention by their powerful foreign patrons who would be siding with the fundamentalists. reports that militants are preparing another attack, this time against israel, cannot be ignore

to tie the operation to the course revenues and in doing so we have not only given the operator maximizes the course but we are frankly saving some additional revenues for ours over the existing lease. so in lease one we expect a payment to the city of 2 hundred and a $60,000 not a net revenue but your revenue before our course maintenance, expenses that is up $148,000 where the department received approximately $212,000 from revenue from the course. that will go up over the life of the lease to approximately $412,000 in the year 5 and that's in city revenue that's important as the budget navel will note will butt put us on a revenue improvement that is important as the department is always looking to reduce our golf deficit. with that i'll make myself available to any questions that the committee may have >> go ahead and - >> thank you for your presentation do any of our golf course operate at a profit. >> sharp and eagles glen eagles. >> go to our budget analysis report. >> mr. chairman and supervisor avalos i'll note on page 7 of our report we have a net loss of the lease in a net gain

we're pro-active asking mayor lee to contribute his advocacy to maximize misses the funding >> how are we changing direction for the regional due to lessee money? >> so how do that impact us and our priorities. honestly it means less money available for things we would like to buy for example, in san francisco we had a

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we're pro-active asking mayor lee to contribute his advocacy to maximize misses the funding >> how are we changing direction for the regional due to lessee money? >> so how do that impact us and our priorities. honestly it means less money available for things we would like to buy for example, in san francisco we had a list of priorities of things we want to fund can't get to all of them. so some of the things was shelter training for red cross and shelter workers on how they would set up a mass care shelter in case of an earthquake. so it means less money available to purchase upgraded radios for first responders throughout the san francisco area. and police officers can talk to police officers. we need to upgrade the push talk radios to give them that capacity. we can only buy less radios. >> so the questions i have is about yeah, the different parts of the region i know some might have a greater threat or less terror attack but probably it so how it distribution of funds awarded. >> the grants are awarded to the regime but very clearly the most risk in city and county of san francis

so i would maximize that time.have done. >> thank you. >> now, let's take a look at our second story and this one was found on soleil moon frye's site. take a look. >> she started hedgehouse in 2011. a line of linens and throw beds. tired of watching her favorite pillows and couches get ruined she made a few portable ones for her children to play on. she soon discovered she had something stylish on her hands. she sold her goods at craft fairs and now it's sold in 47 stores nationwide. her work, world, and family life are always joined as her bedroom is her office, her warehouse is the garage, and her family, very much a part of the mix. >> and she joins us now. you actually had two failures with companies before this came about. >> 2,000 failures. >> well but it's an important point. some people would give up but you kept going, why? >> i'm insane. but no, you know, it's important. my mother was an artist. my father is an artist. my sister is a jewelry designer. i'm always creating things and always making things a

you deal with did you pull back into mid block but in anticipation of future building this will maximize this when people come from the north and south. this building needs to anticipate as the first kids on the block you've got to be extremely creative with the graduating identification for others >> commissioners increases another motion and a second to continue this matter to december 19th. with that (calling names) so moved commissioners that motion passes 7 to zero >> the variance will continue to december 19th as well. >> commissioners that places you on item 13. at 2070 through 2080 chestnut street >> i'm mary woods of department staff. the c u before i say by coffee and tea to establish a former retail from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. pete's was located at 2466 chestnut street. that provides two retail spaces tot totaling approximately 21 hundred square feet and to you think if i it into a could he was design. the c u is required for hours between 6:00 a.m. departments recommendation is to approve the project with conditions. although this is a former retail use of a new location but

have to push our way to maximizing our resources that we have currently >> great thank you very much. >> thank you. any additional comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. mr. hale i didn't i want to thank you for your presentation and i want to thank t w u or on our very shared goal of improving other reliability on our system. we know what needs to happen with muni to make it more reliable. it's just a matter of having the political will to make that happen. i won't repeat many of the comments my colleagues have heard them to make sure we're adequately funding muni needs. but this is die we've heard this is indicative of what we need to do. we need more light rail vehicles to rehabilitate them and get more useful life out of the ones we have. we need to make sure as we go through the procurement process we're getting light rails that meets the need of the san franciscans. whether that means they don't breakdown because of doors that fail or easier cup listing or dekidnap listing so we can once again have 3 car service. those are very, very important aspects of making sure we

just in case jay leno's old man's motor sent proof enough, christina did a sexy photo shoot for "maxim," officially sexy. >> she's always been sexy. >> sheer, unofficially. >> this is what she looked like before. remember? we like -- she went through a little phrase there. >> and she wasn't seen for a few months. no one saw her and then she comes out all super skinny. oh, no, i'm just eating better. something going on here. >> you think it was more -- >> yes! >> 100% natural. last season "the voice," she was so big getting these songs and this season -- >> good point! how will this affect her voice? the twins are still on board. >> i think she went to dr. grant stevens. >> oh, the thing where they freeze your fat cells and slurp them out so you can eat whatever want and be skinny? women are crazy. >> who know it's that really works? >> i will show you. >> you don't get it back in the same place. you get like a fat elbow or something. >> so that's what happened to popeye. as for congratulation christina, congratulations on losing all of the baby weight after only five years. wow. >> "tm

you have a wound in those areas we can assess if there's problems with blood flow and treat it, to maximize blood flow so it can heal. one of the biggest things is whether there's good enough blood flow getting in. that's where i come. i and my partners all come out to the university of maryland medical center and try to help as much as we can. >> is there a dlerches between specialized wound care and physicians who may not be one care certified. >> the biggest thing about people who have been given training, what i call tender loving care. what i found is wound care is bis delivered on a weekly basis, keeping the wounds clean, making sure that everything is right so the environment in which the wound is existing is starting to heal. it's not so much that you see it one day. you need somebody to pay attention to it. >> why is it somhing that people shouldn't take lightly. >> there's a real threat of losing your leg or life. if there's an opening in our skin, the largest organ in the body, there's a way for bacteria to come in. and that could cause you your leg or life. if we don't get those