prohibiting potential water irrigation within 48 hours after rain event and requiring the hotels and molts not to have towel and not laundered daily two straightforward motion to be added. >> any questions or comments. >> i'd like to move the item. >> i'm call for public comment on this testimony seeing none i'll call for the question all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the motion carries next item. >> item 13 authorizing the general manager to seek the board of supervisors for the supplemental appropriations in the amount of $4 million for the hetch hetchy for the purpose of the temporary community crisis agreeing gas station program. >> good afternoon. i'm nancy with the chief financial officer this is for the appropriation requesting $4 million for the choice irrigation the fund will be transferred from the hetch hetchy fund to the cca program for in the morning 2 years and ask for your approval to the sfondz. >> questions or comments. >> i'd like to move the item. >> any public comment? mr. brooks are you coming up to speak (laughter) >> i don't leave so a anyway eric brooks clean a

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economics out of the system and what you're doing through this program is allowing the system to be molted across the walls abused those hospital and decreasing walls and insurance walls to continue to not only do better than c pi but continue it transformation that is an example across wisconsin they have a program where ever we can personally person onion every street is responsible for that better health care programs 86 percent that have a plan 3 and a half percent of people die in hospitals what you're doing as citizens and rep citizens of san francisco and collaboration with us as he hospitals and the health plan to allow us to meet patient in different places the care transformation they're talking about home care programs and high-risk clinics it is getting away from systems being run by doctor no and into systems by doctor yes and spending the time to talk with them and lay hands on them not only test this transformation takes a long time not only do doctors but you as citizens and representatives of the citizens as well as the constituents we are looking for the partnership that

other than that, the radar at the molt is quiet. i expect it to become more active with showers and thunderstorms for the afternoon. and temperatures into the mid- 80s. 84 degrees by 4:00. and i think that will be close to the high. we may see a couple spot, 85, 86. and then the threat of the afternoon showers and storms which might impact the nats game, if there was a rain delay, wouldn't surprise me. 70 by midnight. and a warm night tonight, muggy with low in the low to mid-60s. showers and storms this afternoon. and we are going to see more showers tomorrow. but the air doesn't look nearly as unsettled. more stable air in place. so fewer storms, and cooler for thursday, in the 70s. and more heat this weekend. mid if not upper 80s saturday and mother's day. and right now, already 81 in lees burg. and still many the 60s on the bay. but everybody else, mid-70s to low 80s at this noon hour. and 78, feeling like 80 as we become more humid with dew points in the lower 60s. and nationally, this system to the west with the rain in west t

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prohibiting potential water irrigation within 48 hours after rain event and requiring the hotels and molts not to have towel and not laundered daily two straightforward motion to be added. >> any questions or comments. >> i'd like to move the item. >> i'm call for public comment on this testimony seeing none i'll call for the question all in favor, say i. >> i. >> opposed? the motion carries

. >> ♪♪ >> lava lake that has been overflowing in hawaii's volcano has exploded in a blast of moltedthe images of how it happened. crater wall partially collapsed and the rocks slid into the lava splashing liquid rock over the edge. geologists measured a small earthquake nearby yesterday. this is the first time the volcano has a full lake of lava inside the crater since 1974. >> wow. >> wow. >> i love that we get these amazing images all the time anywhere any time. let's take a look right now outside. hey, why not get an amazing look off the ben franklin bridge. construction blocking the right lane westbound. the extra overnight construction is clear so that's some good news and we're not looking at any delays. you're looking okay on the ben this morning. let's check out rider now the burlington county area. new jersey turnpike southbound between exit five and exit four, we had talked about some construction. it just cleared and mass transit is on time, dave. >> all right karen, on the big board this morning, we are looking at the way temperatures are going to progress today. we're i

is there political molt investigation now to say this is an example of where we can make inroads in places like ferguson? >> yes. i think there's two different issue toss talk about. i think on one of them, there is some amount of progress. that would be beyond the change of criminal justice in terms of having less focus on arresting for on south carolina very republican, this idea of body cameras on police officers, for example, so you're seeing shall changes in policing that the president talked about talked about ways to alleviate poverty talked about can see in community are our kids. in terms of fighting poverty, i would argue the parties are still very different. the republicans are talking a lot about fatherhood and responsibility, while the president and hillary clinton are talking pre-k, and spending more on. >> i like the notion of poverty being brought in. there's a lot of things that need to go into improving relationship between police and communities. the white house is talking about banning armored vehicle, grin gale launcher tactical vehicles. it says that they want to see

then it's kind of -- it was a molt of blackness as you're being thrown around like a rag doll in the> that's how it felt was just -- what were you thinking? were you thinking this is it for me? >> yeah. >> were you trying to survive? what went through your head? >> there's nothing you can do in that moment. it was a few seconds that felt like a long time. you could hear pounding. i remember -- pounding in the back of my head. i was like maybe this is -- and the moment that like we came to rest it was like i'm alive. we can deal with this. just being thankful. that's when i could hear all the other passengers. the woman next to me she was facing my legs she was trapped underneath the seats. another woman, she was kind of stuck kind of outside the window in the dirt. so some people are looking for help some people are looking for their phones. i mean eventually we did find an exit through the windows. which at first, maybe we should wait for first responders. or you know what can we do to help other people? but, i mean it started to fill with smoke. >> you were afraid? >> yeah, someone

york, a center of innovation , a justice management institute will partner and to create for end of molt more elective but with that disparity or usage there will propose with the alternatives to the incarceration as usual to be developed drafted by a large scale and to assess risk only when necessary. they will do all this while maintaining an emphasis on public safety. together this work will create a momentum for change on a national level. it is important to note many of those jurisdictions have already made great strides of justice reform. we'll learn to expand on the progress we will turn to collaboration. with those partnerships among judges or prosecutors or defenders that our necessary for meaningful and lasting change but to be with the second round of funding we live for word to work with you to share the experience of never 20 selected jurisdictions and of those and represented by their teams please stand. [applause] congratulations so now we will go a little deeper to what has been happening in our nation's jails. is my pleasure to introduce nicholas who joined in august 201

york, a center of innovation , a justice management institute will partner and to create for end of molt more elective but with that disparity or usage there will propose with the alternatives to the incarceration as usual to be developed drafted by a large scale and to assess risk only when necessary. they will do all this while maintaining an emphasis on public safety. together this work will create a momentum for change on a national level. it is important to note many of those jurisdictions have already made great strides of justice reform. we'll learn to expand on the progress we will turn to collaboration. with those partnerships among judges or prosecutors or defenders that our necessary for meaningful and lasting change but to be with the second round of funding we live for word to work with you to share the experience of never 20 selected jurisdictions and of those and represented by their teams please stand. [applause] congratulations so now we will go a little deeper to what has been happening in our nation's jails. is my pleasure to introduce nicholas who joined in august 201

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we'll have more on that situation in a molt. another story, this one in new york. passenger planes leaving jfk airport targeted by laser pointers. nbc's tom costello covers aviation. what can you tell us? >> 9:30 and 10:00 p.m. last night about four miles northwest of farmingdaily, new york, the recent case of a person or people on the ground pointing a potentially blinding laser at a cockpit. the planes flying at 8,000 feet hit by this green laser, at least three of the four had taken off from jfk airport. the flights were american 185, shuttle america 4213, delta 2292 and delta 2631. the police report no one was injured but it follows a spate of laser attacks. in march 2 chopper pilots suffered eye injuries after they were hit tracking down the source of a laser being pointed at planes landing at laguardia and an air canada pilot hit in march. nobody reported injured from last night's incident but the faa and police are working to track down whoever might be responsible. >> tom, do they have an area where these pointers were probably coming from? >> all they know

but the federal government does, i believe, have a role to play that i'll talk about in just a molt. but i'll just conclude in talking about baltimore by saying that our prayers i know, are with those involved, and i know that they are carefully considering how best to move forward and heal as well. but we are doing a great disservice to ourselves and to everyone else so clearly frustrated by the status quo if we isolate baltimore or ferguson as just individual instances of civic unrest. and if we don't step back and see how they fit into the broader issue of our entire criminal justice system. madam president i sometimes call myself a recovering judge. i was a district gunnel for six years. -- i was a district judge for six years and on the texas supreme court for seven years after that and then served as attorney general. i meption that just to say that i have had some exposure in my professional life and adult life with our criminal justice system. and i've seen how it should work and i've seen areas where we need to get to work to reform what's broken. and i do believe that congr