so i will move that we accept the mou. >> thank you. commissioners, is there a second? >> second. >> madam secretary please call the roll. >> commissioner

so, the way that this mou is structured is that it's an attempt first and foremost to supplement the agencies and obligation and staffing efforts, not to supplant them but to provide what we used to get through some of the cbo's or other means when we had additional funds. it incorporates in this agreement with owed, the enforceable obligation provisions that relate to the hiring of local residents for construction jobs. those are good efforts. the agency has always maintained a very high level of participation but did not require mandatory highering but rather good faith efforts and as if you look at the document and the enforceable obligations, the mission bay provision for good faith effort is very broad without a lot of specificity. where as the shipyard documents enforceable obligations are the product of much greater thinking and consideration of how to implement those good faith efforts and the result is a statement of how the good faith steps shall be taken and those are captured in your documents that are before you primarily in exhibit d to the mou and also in exhibit a whi

>> i would like to full mou, memo -- memorandum of understanding. item 2b 148. >> okay. any other items. roll call vote will take place under section 0 under item 8. superintendant's proposal. this has been voted on and we have valentino or tim bryant or maybe both. >> good evening superintendant carranza. hi. my name is louis valentino. and elizabeth barnes, an administrator in the math department. the requested action reads as follows: that the board of education of san francisco unified school district support the actions necessary to implement the recommendation of the superintendant to adopt a 6-12 sequence of standards for mathematics and smaller balance assessment in years 2013-2014. >> before public comment if i hear no objection from the board i would like to take out of order at this time on the common core matters section m. superintendant, do you have a designee to introduce this item? >> yes. this is dr. value tip entino who is going to do the presentation. i want a point of clarification. we have two separate items, one is alignment to the math common core

usually how this works is mou gets the money and we grant to people. we are actually getting the money ourselves and we are asking mou to use it and i'm assuming they are going to approve that. and then we would transfer it to them and grant it back to us and we would do a public procurement process to get an entity to do the improvements before we transfer it to the city and they with an agreement or with that restriction on the fund and they would grant it to dpw to do it once the city owns the property. so it's just, it's a little tricky because we are the ones collecting on these payments. we have the money so somehow we have to enter into some sort of cdbg grant money with the city. some entity has to enter into an agreement with mou to use the funds for shore view park. >> got it. >> because then they monitor, they have to monitor the use of those funds and grant the use of cdb g funds and it has to enter with us and say yes, these funds are what they are approved for. >> last question and i promise. 15 months is a long time. is that because it's

our mou goes to the end of fiscal year 14-15. we have another year 1/2 on the mou. that was my fault. we don't need to hear that item. >>supervisor john avalos: great. if there are no other comments from the panel. we'll go to public comment. >> good afternoon commissioners, eric brooks local green party for the city. first once again thank you for the lafco for taking out the bold steps. we have had a couple moments like this in history where things got caught up and glad to see it moving forward. some quick technical notes. i think one thing that will really and we discussed it a little bit, i completely concur with exploring all possible actions with shell and without shell and other contractors like shell or do it in house which i think the advocates are most supportive of that. one thing that i have noticed is that we have not heard from the sfpuc or from any other source that i know of exactly what is going on right now with the shell contract. that was put on holdback in august and we have not heard. i think we should ask sfpuc to clarify what's going on with

the mou permits the puc to constructs the project on park department lands. it permits the puc to access those facilities in the future for operation and maintenance. it identified measures to be used during construction to avoid interference with recreation uses. it gives the recreation and park department the right to use the project areas for all purposes that are not inconsistent with the puc purposes, and finally it allows the puc to maintain and operate certain monitoring wells located on park properties and we need to do that monitoring as part of our parks operations. public outreach for the project has been ongoing since 2007, and that is included outreach having to do with locating facilities on parklands. we've conducting a van such as neighborhood meetings where we've shown the design to the neighbors and we've conducted community wide open houses where we've talked about project objectives and all of components of the projects and the planning department as part of their sequa process had mailing and hearing with dir. there's a detailed summary o

our mou goes to the end of fiscal year 14-15. we have another year 1/2 on the mou. that was my fault. we don't need to hear that item. >>supervisor john avalos: great. if there are no other comments from the panel. we'll go to public comment. >> good afternoon commissioners, eric brooks local green party for the city. first once again thank

as a labor attorney i have been able to work on mous and work on all civil servants on both concepts and delivery. i am proud of labor's efforts over the past couple of years such as the city has one of the highest bond ratings ever. it will run as efficiently and practically as possible as this commission is tasked with working on audits and the whistle blower program and i will work so the city is run free and unwarranted of practices and procedures. thank you for your consideration. i will be happy to answer any questions. >>supervisor norman yee: any questions? seeing none, lucky. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, any recommendation? >>supervisor david campos: move this item forward with a positive recommendation and thank you to mr. seville for his interest in serving. >>supervisor norman yee: with no objection, the motion passes. congratulations. okay, moving on. city clerk: item 6. item 5: 140135: [appointment, citizens general obligation bond oversight committee] hearing to consider appointing one member, term expiring

mou through monday, we're dry.t's tuesday night into wednesday we should see the totals come on up. sierra snow levels by thursday morning close to 4,000 feet. that's good news for the snow pack as we pass the middle part of the week. mid-70s for the afternoon tomorrow. the problem in san jose is pollen. way off the charts here. we need rain to knock that down. this is the story today. it will be the same story tomorrow. tuesday, wednesday rain should help out. temperatures close to the 60s to low 70s. palo alto. san francisco mid to upper 60s. for the north bay, should see the highs in the low 70s tomorrow. tri valley, 77 in pleasantton. warmest days are the next seven. tomorrow, monday, tuesday, talking rain. wednesday, we hope we see nothing but raindrops. likely we'll get more for next weekend. encouraging signs here in the rainfall department as we move through the middle part of next week. >> rob, thanks very much. >>> coming up, going beyond science fair project. the san diego teenager is fighting the flu. h

just in general, some of the previsions of the mou, that's part of your resolution today.nd a little time on the public outreach that we've done for the project, and then also summarize the anticipated project schedule. >> as background for today's item, i want to talk about the objectives of the project. dan mentioned our water system improvement program, our wisp for short, and they were adopted by the puc in 2008 and that was comprehensive capital improvement program, a lot of the focus was on rehabilitating old facilities and making our system more earthquake resistant. but it included a water supply strategy. and ground water project is a key component of that water strategy. the project would provide a new local drinking water source for san francisco. and part of our commitment under wisp was to maximize conservation but diversify our water supply and having a local source of water as apart of that effort. another benefit of a local support as an emergency source of drinking water in the event of an emergency catastrophe, and use of ground water for drinking in this

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mou, there is a political component to this, which is the republican and their obsession about illegal immigration, which is great for ginning up their base and getting votes is destroying their electoral prospects for the next generation. and the proof is in the pudding, chris. >>> is not about republican party. it's about the united states, health care system, sovereignty, overextending ourselves. he it's not about us demonizing anybody. i was born christopher ortega. don't lecture me about the hispanic vote. obviously he's not running for re-election but it is about democratic party and barack obama pandering by race and with a wink and a nod suggesting if you're legal just sign up. we won't check everybody else on it of that's what he said yesterday. >> we'll have to leave it there. we want to hear more about chris's story, how he changed his name. i want to ask him questions about that. we're going to talk to both of you about immigration in the not so distant future. thank you very much. check in with helper ershepard >> you'll hear from somebody trained to handle in-flight emerg

joining me mou senior politics writer. what are we to make of these diverging polls?esident biden actually telling democrats last week they have got to get some spine, stand up, talk about the issues they care about. as you mentioned, this poll out today showed americans agree with democrats going down the line when it comes to minimum wage, immigration reform, even trust on the economy. the problem is the playing field for democrats in 2014 is not on their turf. it's mostly in red states. you have about half a dozen states with key senate battles that president obama lost twice. states like arkansas, louisiana, west virginia, south dakota. that makes it a lot tougher. president obama around 46% nationally. in those states, he's in the 30s, barely in the 40s. that makes him a lot tougher. >> the reason that's so important, of course, in the midterm elections, republicans only they'd to take over six of those senate seats to get the majority also in the senate. they already have it in the house, which would really make president obama a lame duck president. correct? >>

that is why it is the best lead we have right mou. >> now. >> the fact they're abandoning other areas of search, other sectors in order to focus on finding this debris which they have not had a visual as far as we know yet. >> no, they have not. it is all by satellite, highly credible, they're captured by satellite. they may not be part of the aircraft. but the images, they're the largest objects to be as assessed at 78.7. one thing i will say, we've heard a lot about how big things are. the first piece of debris, or the largest piece of debris, the most visible piece of debris, from air france 447 was the tail. that became a main photo of the search when the rescuers got to the water and found the tail floating there. you saw them pulling it onto one of the rescue ships. so there are large pieces available. they have found something. it is the bes÷i they have got. and you might as well go with it rather than all the other fanciful ideas. >> do we have david gallow standing by? he was there for the air france flight. i want to talk to him about the size of the debris because i think i

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mou coming up. >>> scenes from the mudslide in washington state.ent could come this morning. no survivors have been found since the first hours after that disaster six days ago. >>> a woman in florida took this video as a guy in a pickup truck was tail gagt her. he pulled up beside her, flipped her the bird, then lost control. a couple days after the incident the pickup driver was arrested for leaving the scene of a crash. >>> and despite the ice on this lake in upstate new york, thousands and thousands of geese are visiting. what a sight when they take to the air. one of the regular stops on the spring migration north. just some of our top stories on this friday, march 28th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> and good friday morning, everybody. we begin this half hour with the very frustrating search for malaysia airlines flight 370. the area that three ships and ten aircraft are searching has shifted again. >> it's closer to australia. nikki battiste just filed this report from perth. >> rep

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