we try to minimize the number of access points into the parking. we know curb cuts sometimes conflict with pedestrian flows, and was reflected in the proposed project to minimize some of those conflicts. in addition to analyzing the access, we also covered variance. this is the access variant, with the only primary difference that you'd be able to leave the m.o.b. onto geary.

it would have minimal visual impact. one thing i think has been created by the denial of the letter of determination. it is a hardship by denying that our clients the structures others have had the opportunity to enjoy. the product is not controversial. i think there are proponents here that will speak tonight. we would like to have a consideration. i think brett would say a few things. >> my name is brett poffenbarger. our goal is to make a green space. this is the backyard for our house, for our child to play in. i think it has a positive visual impact for the neighborhood. even buildings that can see it will see a park-like structure with greenery. we want to make it safe and accessible from our unit so that our child will be able to go up there and be safe from falling off the walls using windscreens. that is all i have to say. thanks. >> thank you. mr. sider? >> thank you, commissioners. i am actually a little heartened by what the appellants have to say in this case. there was a presentation a few minutes ago about

commissioner mar: according to research, it seems like that may save lives, and that would be a minimal cost for the tremendous benefit. hopefully, we can have some pilot projects beginning before the school year. supervisor we raised the question. i hope it is not delayed too long and we can start many -- in many of the zones. i think there are 105. in each of our districts, if we could have a couple the start before the school year. is that going to be possible? >> i think the process is still under way, in terms of deciding the final set of areas where this is going to be implemented. i would reiterate the importance of both making the commitment to safety improvement, and also measuring it. understanding the affect. commissioner mar: i really appreciate the data that you gave on schools per district, including parochial and private, public schools as well. i know for my district, the richmond, there are attend schools in group 1, 7 in group two. what is the difference? >> let me ask you the director of the program to explain. >> my understanding is the mta roughly divided the number

and what impact to the legislation will have dealing with data minimization? >> yes. we are concerned with the ability of the ftc to expand its definition of pii. we're comfortable with the definition as is in the bill. we worry about inclusion of the user name and internet protocol addresses. >> thank you. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes mr. rushed for 5 minutes. >> you said in your testimony -- i will actually paraphrase -- that security breach modifications should be required in instances where there is reasonable risk of identity theft, fraud, or unlawful assignment. but, as was pointed out, exi examples of fraud are likely to result in large-scale breaches should teasdale of the breach -- should the scale of the breached the considered and require immediate notification? >> we believe that there should be a notification trigger when there is a significant risk. hopper we think that the important provisions in this bill a ones that encourage industry to adopt security measures using encryption or other technologies that would render information indecipherab

impact of those cut, find ways to get the same apt of work done, the same services provided with a minimal impact on the clients that we serve. thanks. >> once again, maria su. i just wanted to make sure that everyone knows we have not proposed to cut or eliminate any mental health services, particularly the mental health consultation contract. so that's one. i know there were comments earlier around funding for family resource centers. we have not proposed reductions in funding for family resource centers as well. i think there are concerns in terms of the state funding, the state portion of funding for the family resource centers. for the 0-5 service areas under first 5 san francisco. for dcyf, we are not proposing any reductions to those two areas. >> thank you. why don't we hear from our final two speakers. >> i'm a member of the immigrants rights commission, and also a senior who participates in will meal sites. so in various parts of the city, including this one. i want to tell you how much we appreciate the restoration of the senior nutrition programs. i've had to advocate for this

minimize the degree that families must invest.prevent the cost effective use -- implement and sustained over time. these are the policy goals of the the board unanimously approved for student assignment in march 2009 after years of debate, discussion, review of data. the next part of the presentation will illustrate the proposal to create the feeder infrastructure. i am now going to cost to christina who will present the next portion of the presentation. >> in regards to facilitating student diversity, we have heard that they are very concerned that the patterns themselves don't seem to achieve the goals for student assignment with particular concern a student from the east side of the city would be blocked from gaining admission to the higher performing schools on the west side. the next couple of slides will show you the demographic data of the students that are currently enrolled. this shows where students enrolled in the middle school in october of 2010 lived. for the next slide, and this matter shows where all children attend

i would like a voice at the table to create policies that will minimize the stigma that san francisco is not a business- friendly city, minimize the stigma of that san francisco prioritizes the rights of dogs over children. we started walking down that path largely because of political ideology. it is less about politics. i want to have a positive impact on the city overall, specifically district 10, connecting it to the city. people have been left to defend for themselves. i am honored to have been elected to serve to be the next advocate for the next four years, hopefully the next eight years, to really protect, defense, and serve the residents of district 10. >> we will talk more about some of the issues facing district 10. before we do, i would like to know a little bit about what you learned campaigning for supervisor. talk to me a little about that experience. >> first, i learned that a lot of the conversations we have about our neighborhood and community happens in silos. we have folks only talking with visitation valley. we have folks in bayview only talking with and a small c

our actual spare ratio is very minimal in terms of our rail cart fleet. there's not the ability to add additional rail cars to the system at this juncture. >> and i suppose if this goes well we might have some request with the folks on the l line. >> yeah. and it will be a good opportunity where it gets bogged down and such a popular service, maybe we can get that run time down by maybe some changes on the street that it's traveling. please don't be shy about coming to us and asking for support on transit lane changes or something of that nature. >> this is the beauty of a pilot because we want to closely monitor. normally the number of riders but where people are getting on and off very closely trapped, running type. questions about why don't you stop at karl and cole. we looked at that. and certainly a useful suggestion we want to try it out here first from a ridership perspective and also from a congestion making it really an express bus and avoid getting bogged down in some of that. so we'll see -- that's the advantage of calling it a pilot and it did

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if so, consider practicing financial minimalism. what is financial minimalism? i think of it as the process stripping down your financial life to the bare essentials. the idea is to make sure that everything you do with your money is increasing either your health and/or your happiness. why do this? because millions of us find ourselves slogging away at jobs we don't enjoy to pay for things that require us to clean, repair, insure, worry, tend and mend them. so look around your house tonight and notice how many unused small appliances, unworn clothes and outdated electronics you spot. and then the next time you have the urge to splurge, ask yourself if living lightly-- if reducing financial overhead-- might feel better than making that purchase. the answer may be yes, it may be no, but asking the question will put you on the path to finding your own personal financial alignment. i'm manisha thakor. you can reach our website, and watch our program on npr at pbs.org. that's our report for wednesday june 1. have a great evening everyone. tom, you too. >> tom: you to

if there is anything that should cause regulation, it will be minimal, and it will be there to guide the relationship, more than to impose a burden on private sector transportation. the other thing i would like to say, which is more important, is the fact and that we are seeing these shuttles. talking to colleagues in chicago, new york, washington, d.c., we see the same phenomenon around the country. it is providing a nice amount of food for thought in our long- range transportation plan, which is underway right now. it calls into question our traditional definition of transit. people in a bus would be considered transit, but of course, we are having trouble defining this as transit. the question that comes to mind is, why are these people not taking regular transit? why are they not taking caltrain? we have asked that question anecdotally, and they say it takes too long, too many issues. there are fixed route issues that cannot be addressed. they are pertinent issues to this market that we're talking about. young professionals with very high standards about how transit is presented.

believes however that the disparity between its prices and long term contract prices will soon be minimal. that's leadership in the next two years so we can expect sport prices to go significantly higher gas futures whole winter time to love and when did well when trying to the team if they're not already higher will be around four hundred dollars or a thousand cubic metres and this is equal to the price formula in our long term contract. despite the low european and asian markets the u.s. markets are trading in the black monday though speculation that they will fall throughout trading is high due to continuing concerns over the debt crisis in greece. and various sentiment dominated the russian markets on monday the us yes and the my stakes close more than one percent in the red looking at individual

to minimize the risk to minimize the damage can you predict what's going to happen in the summer watching it i'm not an expert but i'm very much the ministry of viewed as a management system in a social war they're all prepared. the philosophy we try to bring into this is it's not only important to react. to act before things happen and that's something you want some of you would like to introduce into russia and you prepare it and then minimize the damage and the reaction of the people that the fire brigades and think that all the available but it's better not to call the fire brigade a consistent fire that sticks just. simply religious can't. predict forecasts of the ground swimming she would not know i don't think you can fall costs you cannot because you come up for costs. if that will ever happen it will be a great benefit to society i don't think anybody of us will see that because of the physical physics of a phenomenon tsunamis long ocean waves that may be generated by with critics and there'd be all that is true and it's possible to predict their arrival once we know there's insu

to minimize the risk to minimize the damage can you predict what's going to happen in the summer watching it i'm not an expert but i'm very much the ministry of good is us the management mr minister they're all prepared. the philosophy we try to bring into this is it's not only important to react. but to act before things happen and that's something you want and you would like to introduce into russia you prepare and then minimize the damage and the reaction of the people that the fire brigades ever think of that old available but it's better not to call the fire brigade a consistent fire that's pretty. simple each villages can now predict forecasts around seventy would not know i don't think you can for cross tsunamis and come not because you cannot for costs. if that will ever happen it will be a great benefit to society i don't think anybody of us will see that because of the physical physics of off the phenomenal tsunamis long motion waves that may be generated with critics and there'd be all that is true and it's possible to predict their arrival once we know there's it's generated w

also have done our best to try to leverage additional state and federal resources so that we can minimize the amount of general fund money that is going to go to our programs. i would see our challenges right now, especially in families in district 10. district 10 families represent almost 40% of all the families in san francisco. the program calworks is now being cut by the state. there will be an 8% grant cuts starting in july. we will beat -- we are busy right now to see what we can do, develop strategies to ensure that those families are protected as much as possible, to try to expand our employment opportunities for those families so that they are not adversely impacted or to minimize the impacts of those cuts. at this point in time, we also have some cuts going on in our aging and adult services every now, and we're working again with our cbo partners how we can minimize the damage -- cut's going on in our aging and adult services arena. >> good evening, everybody. for some reason, i cannot talk sitting down. i do not know what that is about. but just a couple of things -- i am fred

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we talk about how we deal with this situation, to minimize it and say it is just a few officers, the department is generally ok, that there is not a culture here, whether it is a code of silence or a code that we can do what ever we want, it is not dealing with the problem. [applause] i believe that it has to be dealt with. but it cannot be dealt with by minimizing it and saying there's too much media about this stuff, that it is not fair. it is fair because the police are given this incredible power. more than anybody else. you know, i can deal with a cop in court, but i will not mess with him on the street, because he can tell me or arrest me. there has to be a standard -- he can kill me or arrest me. there has to be a standard. ianne is talking about her clients are basically on the street. this is not a minor problem. [applause] >> we of so many other questions that need to be answered, but i think we're coming to the end of our time. this is been a fabulous discussion with our experts here, with all the notes from whence they are talking. i want to thank everyone for their words

the compromise is minimal. it will become permanent changes to the neighborhood. will say yes to 80% of this project and we ask that you do the same. thank you for your time. >> are there any members of the public that wish to speak on behalf of the appellant? why don't we move to the presentations? >> good afternoon. planning department staff. senior planner of the environmental planning division is here with me as well as emily rogers, the department of legislative affairs that will speak to the issues raised on the conditional use authorization after my presentation. the issues raised by the appellant in the may 17 appeal letter and subsequent on june 15 the middle to the board are related to an alleged three approval of the required completion of the environmental review process. the analysis of the orders and as a summarized today, they have been adequately addressed in the final eir. the appellant claims that the project has been preapproved by the completion of the environmental review. the appellant sites females between the mayor's office of housing and e

consistent with the new -- this is consistent the policy that the burden on taxpayers should be minimized. ireland is working to solve a debt crisis in which they had an $85 billion bailout from did eu and imf. they would need the support of the ecb before making changes to the existing bailout. well greased it continued to cast a shadow on investor sentiment, the german blue chips finished slightly lower thursday. our correspondentent this summary from frankfurt. >> there is growing concern here on the floor over what is happening in greece. people are afraid even that there might be a disorderly defaults which could send markets into a tailspin causing similar problems after the collapse of lehman brothers. share prices managed to recover from most of the losses on the strength of mixed u.s. news from the economy. the labor market and the housing market are a bit better than expected. the od news from a travel company which is aiming to sell its container shipping unit and they now have a seriously interested p pty from the state of oman. they have given their interest in writing. >> of

go down to a minimal force to advise, and train counterterrorism. didn't do the pakistan raid with 70 or 90,000 troops. we did the pakistan raid with a couple dozen troops. >> it's true now as a year ago, why on earth should they take part on any process at all. you will have a vacuum and you will probably have a civil war. so trying, giving your best shawt at making this work by having some leverage seems to me there's a pretty good argument. >> i think that this was a victory for the vice president, for joe biden. and a defeat for those who wanted to do, continue to do extensive counterinsurgency opations. >> charlie: we conclude this evening with the story of wild bill donovan,the man who founded the oss during world war ii joining me douglas wallace has written a book hi and ambassador who was an assistant to mr. donovan in the latter years of his life. >> he was franklin roosevelt's top spy master, and he was introducing the united states into a form of warfare, covert warfare, espionage, propaganda, psychological operations. things that conven