grant i thought, what a great way to really focus our efforts, in san francisco, san francisco is a model city. if every city was like san francisco, i would be out of a job, thank you san pran for leading the way, we hope this grant we can take across the greater bay area, thanks for considering us. [applause] >> my name is catherine bay -- we're a 501 c three. son san francisco state campus our board is runned by student, staffed by students and one of the programs we run is the early childhood education center we would like to thank you for starting a compost program, because of the way we're situated on campus, it's hard to get it going, so we thank you for the opportunity to invest to get composting said -- students are educators of ft future not only are we walking with small children in the program itself we will educating the educators as well. thank you. and thank you to alexa, and other staff members who made the daunting process of applying much easier. thank you. [applause] >> hello, good evening, thank you very much, i'm rita mont, executive director, of the chinese newcomer cente

. >> item 15 unmitigated claim model art versus city and county of san francisco and item 16 existing litigation for pacific gas & electric versus city and county of san francisco and items 16 through 24 will noter heard today. >> we need to do wait let me finish. >> we did 11 public comment is closed. open the items to be heard in closed session anyone move to assert. >> i'll move to assert >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> the motion carries so you want to take a break - >> any other new business seeing none this meeting is adjourned at 420 thank you to be. >> hi, i'm average i'm a personal analyst that the human resources examining and recruitment unit and suffix i started my career as a san francisco state university and got my bachelors in psyched and orientational psyche if they had we have a great relationship that the san francisco unified school district i exploded for american people interim shopping mall and become eligible for a permeate job. >> okay. perfect. >> i love working for our human resources services because of the agriculture we're laid-back with a professional m

define how this model is going to work to predict how much traffic will go between these two cities. looking at this model, we could see right away more traffic is likely to move between p1 and p2 than p1 and p3 because it is farther. using the gravitational model which again you mentioned, based on the newtonian law of gravitational force, the difference is going to depend on what kind of assumptions we make. can anybody walk us through why that difference will have different effects depending on how we calibrate the model? >> there are geographical barriers. they can prohibit populations from interacting. professor schwieterman: that's right. we can make a forecast using the gravity model. these other factors are going to come into play. the difference between p1 traffic and p3 traffic depends on what we assigned to the value of k. somebody talk me through that. let's revisit that. it has been a week or so. what k represents and how we can think about in this context. >> k is the rate of decay. if we assume p3 is more willing to travel long distances, than it is possible that they

cities. the best model of cities we have in the world. it is hard to make a city be a green city. is the model. the model which retrofitted with smart technology kennedy a sustainable way of doing -- technology can be a sustainable way of doing a city. >> will be much closely connected socially digitally through different types of technology. these communities coming together in a different away. ♪ francine: save us one hour a day. the solar impulse is the first plane tried to circumnavigate the world using solar power. on its way from japan to hawaii. we break down the stats. ♪ [applause] francine: let's recap some of the news over the last hour on agrees. over the last 24 hours, more acrimony between greece and its creditors. that this whopping incrimination's over who it -- they have been swapping recriminations's over who is to blame. we knew there would be talks between greece and the creditors and they ended after 45 minutes. each aside seems to hardin its position -- harden its position. marcus have been plunging as we have some of the stock markets. clearly led by greece.

see how critical as mayors come here tomorrow from all over the city, universal preschool system that we created here such a great model for many many other cities. in addition to all the other great things that you and the staff michelle rutherford and others are doing. i am really excited about the citizens advisory committee for -- in the development of a citywide plan building off of what tom amiens of the author of proposition eight that establish for preschool for all -- 20,000,004 preschool for all, k-12 and sports musical arts and other thing. but escaped tremendous pops to our former a summary man and president of the board tom amiens oaks for his vision with a lot of the early education care and activism is a good thing for the great visitation, two. >> thank you to >> colleagues know the questions, when we moved your port mr. roosevelt took a? >> yes mr. chairman members of the committee, page 61 of our report i recommend reductions for the proposed budget total 9,000,001 at $20,000 and 1516 oh 4000,008 ongoing savings and 4 million [inaudible] one-time savings the reduction still allow an increase of 52 mil

now this model is nearly identical to the city's process for forming community benefits or many of you may know them as a cbd, but this is the first time foes residential and commercial property owners are cooperating in a district to use them for a wider variety of services sufrp as graffiti removal, tree planting as well as park maintenance. it's a little bit of a new answer on a cbd, hence gbd you have heard me time and time again discuss the challenges we are facing in the southeastern part of the city and we need to be focused in prioritizing our new instra structure improvements in the neighborhood. this is one creative way, one creative strategy, where both the city and neighbors are taking up the challenge to create and maintain desperately needed public improvements. i have already heard from groups across the city who are looking to form something similar and they are modeling their work on what we have done in the dog patch northern part of potrero hill. i want to thank the members of the neighborhood steering committee who have worked hard in advance of this process, bill p

, we have to define how this model is going to work to predict how much traffic will go between these two cities. looking at this model we could , see right away more traffic is likely to move between p1 and p2 than p1 and p3 because it is farther. using this gravitational model that we have developed in this class, which again, is based on the newtonian law of gravitational force. the difference between p1 and p2 travel will depend on what kind of assumptions we make. anybody care to walk us through why the travel distance will have different effects depending on how we calibrate the model. >> there are political or geographical barriers. >> that's right. other factors come into play. the difference between p1 traffic and p3 traffic depends on what we assigned to the value of k. somebody talk me through that. it has been about a week or so since we did that. what k represents and how we can think about in this context. >> the rate of k. how willing you are to travel distances. if we assume p3 is more willing to travel long distances, than it is possible that they could have a high demand, espec

. >> again a remarkable achievement and maybe a model for many cities across the nation. marilyn good to have you on the program. thank you very much. >> thank you so much. >> new fighting has broken out in eastern ukraine raising fears for an all out war. antonio mora, is here. antonio. >> both sides are blaming the other but the result is the same serious combat between eastern ukraine rebels and soldiers from the government, in advance of the g-7 summit that president obama will attend in germany. tonight we'll take a look at the situation and what it means for the long term prospects for a lasting peace for region. a lasting peace that has been very elusive. >> antonio we'll look at that later on. coming up on the product capturing the beauty of ethiopia. >> the people, how exotic are they or how strange. >> the amazing images and the american photographer who tells their story coming up. oming up. and android mobile device. download it now >> award winning photographer chester higgins has been traveling to ethiopia for decades. his work pace homage to its people and

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i would also point out that there are further legislation there are models to look at the city of san diego has done great things in particular cities in australia has done great thing in terms of water conservation and use in ten year they have restructure that california needs i urge you to take a look at that as you go forward. thank you. >> thank you very much come on up. >> good afternoon peter drek mire with the pole trust i appreciate weiner bringing this forward i think it's timely and porpt tolumi river is 85% of our water we support this legislation one it could help the restoration of the wild talami river and prepares us for an era of uncertain water supply before there were dams on the talami we had salmon -- there were a number of regulatory actions takes place. -- the don pedro dam of hegechi -- if more water is required for the river the puc would be responsible for some of that the state water board is working on standards for the bay delta. they're looking for increasing unimpaired flows of the twamali and san gentlemanjoaquin -- something that is loetly controlled a

neighborhoods so this is a terrific thing i'm glad this is moving forward and hope it is a model for other parts of city. >> thank you, supervisor kim. >> well. okay. supervisor wiener i appreciate that but it is a team effort i'm not the one that brought the goal to the lion we are going to hear from the dph and an overview of the resolution of intent and specifics of the dog patch potrero hill gp d mohammed nuru. >> good afternoon, supervisors and supervisor cohen and supervisor kim and supervisor wiener thank you foyer allowing us to come and present to you not only the city's benefit district but the nation's first green district as many of you know what the districts do the green suffers so this is specifically around green with mostly with the parks and some of the open spaces in the neighborhoods joined with me some of the neighbors mr. john goldberg will be giving a presentation and others i see many of the neighbors that are here supervisor cohen before i begin the presentation i want to thank you for your leadership in getting us to this step it is very, very important step as was move forward

model across the nation. so some members, citizens from different organizations in the city took a trip to memphis. they looked at their model and what they were doing and came back and said this is what we want to do. this is the type of program we want to implement in san francisco. we went to the police commission and the police commission approved it after a few months of litigating the program and they passed resolutions which the san francisco p.d. is an abiding by. so we are working on it and as of right now since the program was established in 2012, we have 344 officers trained. the initial goal was 20% of the police department. among those, there is other agencies in the bay area that heard about it and asked if they can send some officers. they include a few of rpd officers and they are being trained in that. it's getting around the bay area how san francisco is doing the training and how they want to be part of the training. to give you some stats, the san francisco police department has different stations across the city. we have a percentage of officers to be on duty when they need it.

city law enforcement and the citizenry are the vocal train everybody has subtracted city build a workable and effective model that is trying to maximize job opportunity and propose people in disengaged community in getting the kind of training and toll hold into you know great job especially with the high about how many of construction it makes no sense we're not doing that inside of the jails we have the facility space and use whether city build inside the jail system to train people that are clarified classified to be students to be prepared for ready set going as a apprenticeship we've proposed this for several years it is wise for someone that is coming out who is a typically disengaged community african-american or latino or other who doesn't really have the means and part artist rehabilitation pathway to help them on a vocal track inside the kid system i think is high time the city invests it not much on $300000 i believe it will go men's jail in san bruno and the women's like a la ca chip model trying to train the women in our custody in a culinary prepare service and do it in the post release facilit

there are design centers and models in vallejo, redwood city and los angeles. to nominate someone for made in the bay, there is a form on www.ktvu.com. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >> vaccines closer to becoming law in california. tonight had debate escalates as a bill now awaits the governor's signature. i am ken wayne. >> i am julie haener. lawmakers passed the bill sending it to the governor's desk. if he signs it california's would have the strictest vaccination law in the country. the bill would eliminate the personal belief exemption and require children to be vaccinated before going to cool. it allow -- school. it allows allows for medical exemption. the lawmaker who wrote the bill says it is necessary to keep kids safe. >> i am hopeful as it goes to the governor's desk, he will look at the science and the importance of protecting all of our children. >> we get more now on the developments from ktvu's allie rasmus live with how parents are reacting. >> reporter: the reaction from most parents here in berkeley was positive. they said recen

. >> stahl: he says it's a great model for big cities around the country.t's not the answer for areas like the central valley, which is sparsely populated and therefore doesn't produce enough waste. so, at least for now, it's continuing withdrawals from that savings account. will there be a time when there is zero water in the aquifer for people in california? >> famiglietti: unless we take action, yes. >> stahl: california has taken several actions. last month, governor brown mandated a 25% cut in water use by homes and businesses. and the state also enacted a law that, for the first time, takes steps toward regulating groundwater, but the law could take 25 years to fully implement. >> and now a cbs news sports update. at the at&t byron nelson australian steven bodich, now a dallas-area resident, shot a final-round 64 to take the title by 4, his second career win. in baseball the cardinals defeated the dodgers. also the mets avoided a sweep and beat the marlins. in the american league, the twins came back to defeat the blue jays, and for more sports news a

rather than with the classroom inside where the classrooms and students could be a model for bring other schools and cities to come a yes, ma'am late those could project a broadcasting of multi media bottle has a pathway called cast for example the concerts and the events and the basketball and college games and the the plazas events in order to have more kids and more businesses and all those different poshts to be created but the heart is the classroom insides to be the model i appreciate i want to mention i appreciate katherine's wonderful work we'll all miss her and congratulations to the worries that's it's a powerful example of teamwork thank you. >> is there any additional public comment okay public comment is closed. and commissioner antonini. >> well, thank you very much this is a beautiful design and very inviting and as presented earlier we should note the arena is high compliant and all we have to do a exception are the massing of the arena itself but with all the speeds that more than contemplates for the massing of that one building everything about it i like the idea of the food hall a desig

>> i think san francisco, our agency is a fairly unique model and it depends on the size of cities. most certainly there are other agencies that have larger and smaller numbers of complaints. >> i was wondering if you could recite your website address slowly and also the phone number. >> yes. it's sfgov.org/occ. our phone number 415-241-7711. i don't have the tty phone number with me right here. i do have it in my briefcase. >> okay. thank you. >> any other questions from the council? staff? >> thank you very much for coming to speak with us today. i'm always interested in policy, can you tell us about what sort of policy initiate ives you are working on now and in the future. >> what i'm working on to put together the department general order on cit. there is a whole program, but it also now will involve revisions to already departmental orders. that's one of my projects. i continually, i do a lot of work around language access. i do a lot of work around youth and right now arrest of parents when a youth our child is present at their parent's address. also in looking at complaints

epa mileage, 20 city, 25 highway. three models priced at 49 to 53,000. but perhaps the greatest thing that's going on with this car is a thing called pilot assist. under 30 miles an hour and in heavy traffic it will literally allow you to -- it speeds up at a safe distance, which can make stop and go crawl driving much more of a breeze. the car completely and i'm smart enough to know that. what we're going to do is spend a day or two learning how to use this pilot assist. >> okay, well obviously running into trouble there with our signal. but wow, technology these days is just incredible. >> what the reaction time is. someone coming at you, how fast can it react versus a person reacting to get out of the way. >> i bet you pretty fast. >> you have another car that has an on board computer, and some cars don't have on board computers. if we ever went that way, how do they all manage each other? >> it's interesting to me, how long does it take to trust the car? >> for ever. >> and they go slow. >> tommy says, it sounds like it's great for stop and go traffi

board adopted revisions to city reserve policyism we spent time supporting long term financial plans that the mayor and board adopt in a given fiscal year and spent time modeling and working on long term liability for the city whether pension, retirey hemth and capital. lastly for quick hilite said we do work to support policy choices and operational best practices. somebisms includes work with the police department on redistricting district bound razz. we conducted a review of support chb housing in the city. zee put time and effort in place creating a employment management system. we work to grow the crubz auditing program. spending fime with department of public heblth for ifordable care act. we are happy to receive a [inaudible] award, which is a nation wide award provided for out standing audit work at a local government level. if you review functionally thou department is organized, this slide provides a snap shot of the 14, 15 budget. these are some tof the functions. you see in the bottom right corning the city auditor inory office makes up just over a quarter of the budget and pay roll service orn the left side makes up over a quarter of the budget ch

now, this model is merely a identical to the cities process for forming a community and business improvement districates. this is the first time commercial and residential property owners parbticipate ina sessment district and the fund could be used for a wider variety of suvss such as graffiti removaling, capital improvement, tree planning and over all park maintenance. you lurd me many times again to discussing the challenges that we are facing, funding and prioritizing new infrastructure improvement in the eastern neighborhood which we know is rapidly developing. this is a creative strategy where the city and neighbors take up the challenge to create a maintain deserately needed public realm and park improvements. i heard from a number of other neighborhood groups acrauz the city looking to form something similar and mautdal the proposals after the work done in dog patch and north west putraro hill. i want to compliment the neighbor frz organizing and advocacy, we couldn't have gotten this far without their help and also want to recognize key department heads that have been really helpful

i think the best chance of this is probably from the city north but the model has even some breaks indown south. so, some improvement with some sun coming back later in the day. 55 degrees by 8 o'clock, will i belch clock 61. it will be another cool one arc little better than yesterday when a lot of neighborhoods stopped in the up are 50's. this afternoon we're going for a high of 67 degrees around 3 o'clock in philadelphia and by 2 o'clock there's the pocket of some sun breaking back, even better chance by 5 o'clock when we'll stable at 66 degrees. if we are looking at high temperatures across the region we're looking a little milder up north where there's a better chance of that sun coming in later up close to 70 in reading, not too far from that in allentown, 67 in wilmington and down the shore with more cloud cover around 64 degrees in cape may and 66 in atlantic city. if you're headed to the ballpark still on the cool side, a game time temperature of 65 degrees. the ninth inning 61, mainly dry a slight chance of a spotty sprinkle or shower. tomorrow more clouds in play but not a

city. you can see with that model run at 5:00 p.m. before we clear things out of the let's take a look at what to expect in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast we have lots of clouds today, but we'll see sunshine mixing in here or there just a little bit but it feels damp we have the rain right now but beyond that as the heaviest moves out we'll shower here or there around the area. later in the day we have a chance of a thunderstorm, a lot happening. tomorrow partly sunny after a chance of a morning shower, 89 degrees saturday, increasing clouds, one or two spots we'll get a shower, 83. sunday we have a front coming through, but we have tropical moisture from tropical storm bill, 82 degrees is the high, i know a lot happening father's day, gary pappa run monday, hot and less humid 90 degrees, tuesday, sun and clouds, 87. we have our first summer special summer storms the entire accuweather weather team keeping you safe and taking you behind the scenes and everybody gives you a different prospective. summer storms and how to

model ordinance. since then, we've worked with the city attorney to integrate the oversight process. this innocence will require board of supervisors to approve a surveillance data policy for surveillance technologies. this is timely, i know we have a very big budget about the use of body mounted cameras for the police department. these cameras, will be subject to this proposed ordinance. i look forward to our discussion at the board of supervisors how to move this forward and i'm hoping we can request for waiving the 30 day rule so we have this ordinance to discuss as part of the budget process. >> thank you supervisor avalos. supervisor campos. >> thank you madam clerk. i like to begin by thanking all of my colleagues who sat through a very long meeting last week as a committee as a whole. i want to thank president breed and her staff for working with my office to help to make that happen. i just want to thank my colleagues. i know it was a very long meeting. but it was also very moving meeting and i really appreciate the fact that each and every one of you sat through that and lis

introduction which will simply prohibit the advertising the sugar sweetened beverage on all city property this is clean it is modeled after a prohibition that applies to alcohol and others beverages i fundamentally building we should be adhering to the same standards as alcohol and tobacco and bringing sugar sweetened beverages and pursuits that are killing us on equal footing in 2013, the beverage about companies spent $866 million in advertising those sugar sweetened beverages which is four times such as they advertise pure fruit juice and waters the low income communities are targeted and those are the community that have the highest risks twooebz there is no coins at all anchoring to the 2012 obesity african-american youth see 80 to 90 more adds than the white community that is unacceptable our youth are heavily targeted and sponsoring at youth and companies than companies in any other food category this prosecution on sugar sweetened beverages advertising will help us move color to broing those are inequalities our communities particular your you youth deserve to grow up in community not quoted to harmful subst

morning and there called could be more that go by, again here is a look north of the atlantic city this computer model0 this afternoon we will get downpours. could that be adjusted to the south a couple miles? just kind of make sure that you think about that as you are outside today. 6:00 o'clock we have got heavier rain showers that will be spotty and coming up and a lot of them north of i78, that may be an area thaw find through allentown area that is an area where you'll find some showers out there and heavier downpours, this is another look at 9:00 o'clock tonight where we have heavier rain to the north, we will keep that going at midnight, by the time we will get to 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning are there a few showers associated with the shore area scattered about throughout the afternoon this is just unfortunately what the trend thinks week. if you want the rain we will probably be seeing a good bit of it this week. probably everybody gets an inch and there could be spots with more than that. tomorrow tuesday, we have also got showers. wednesday i think during the day we will basically dry out

more properties will follow and the in end city officials say they want to develop about a thousand properties for middle income families. >> we have a modelhat we think works an lot of neighborhoods across the city. >> reporter: that will take several years at least but back up in francisville penny giles says it's worth the wait. >> not in this neighborhood but across the industry. all neighborhoods deserve this. >> matt rivers cbs3 cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> campaign 2016 jeb bush is official al president cal candidate tonight. the son of former president george hw bush and brother of george w. bush announced his campaign today. the 62-year-old who left his famous last name off his official campaign logo focused his speech on his experience as governor of florida. also promised to make washington work again. >> we will take washington, the static capital this dynamic country then turn it out of the business of causing problems and we'll get it back on the right side of free enterprise and freedom for all americans. >> recent polls shows bush has brought national support but he's drawn fire from some of in his own party for mad rat views

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