now, very briefly to the mou. the key partners to the mou are the primary land owners in the project areas which are build inc. which is the park designs. to establish the work plan and roles and responsibilities with the partners because this is a complex project with a number of partners and to really focus on to really nail down some of the financial relationships of the project. i'm going to take you through another slide. we are thrilled an gracious to build inc. for their commitment. they have expressed a really significant and noble commitment to the open space and the project and they understand that they are blessed enough to have a sight which is a part from an open space perspective. as part of some of their engagement with the city they are working with the economic and workforce development. this is what they are making to the open aspects of the project. the project area we mentioned all of those other partners, the pg & e and port parse -- parcels. it's what we refer to as the project core in our me

in reviewing the rfp because the mou request -- the draft mou that presented to the port staff to comment on before they issue it but i wanted to point out one of the key components of the rfp is the the [inaudible] development team in that the developer and the architect team are going to be the one that really help shape, form and build the development that will be on that site, so it's of importance to the port. those qualifications include that they need to have experience developing a mixed use development in a section similar to that site. minimum 5-10 years experience and dealing with the typical issues that you face when you are building in a historic district and experience with obtaining [inaudible] from historic preservation commission. i'm going to turn it over to the mayor's office of housing because this is they're proposing the rfp and they will go through the requirements specified in the mou so at this point i'm going to turn it over to theresa and let her go over the details. >> our apologies. we still need to load. >> sorry. >> my apologies. good afternoon commissioners

that leads to mou with sfmta. sfmta is proposing aboarding islandss along folsom. this initiative is known as [inaudible] and service the future route 11 bus line along folsom street. sfmta requests ocii >> student have cmg include the design into the folsom street project. [inaudible] and utility plans and relocations. approximately 33 thousand dollars is spent and sfmtasic knowledges the work performed and expenses and reimburse ocii subject to the mou. [inaudible] expenditures for transbay folsom street are included in [inaudible] staff will also include project expenditures for the next drop period 15/16 b. there are sufficient funds available to continue with this second amendment. the actiffinties in the second amendment are found to be exempt from sequa section 15061 b 3 and 15262. this concludes the staff presentation. we have scott cutoffa principle with cmg architecture here and creg leaseen representing san francisco mew nistle transportation agency. >> i have one speaker card, mr. ace washington. >> mr. washington isn't in the room. anybody else who wou

now, very briefly to the mou. the key partners to the mou are the primary land owners in the project areas which are build inc. which is the park designs. to establish the work plan and roles and responsibilities with the partners because this is a complex project with a number of partners and to really focus on to really nail down some of the financial relationships of the project. i'm going to take you through another slide. we are thrilled an gracious to build inc. for their commitment. they have expressed a really significant and noble commitment to the open space and the project and they understand that they are blessed enough to have a sight which is a part from an open space perspective. as part of some of their engagement with the city they are working with the economic and workforce development. this is what they are making to the open aspects of the project. the project area we mentioned all of those other partners, the pg & e and port parse -- parcels. it's what we refer to as the project core in our me

the mou is now in effect. the mou includes specific safety protocols for cruise to follow. >> let's hear more from our correspondent rosalind jordan in washington, d.c. and listen to that pentagon briefing. >> russia and u.s. military officials have signed a memorandum of understanding that basically spells out how their aircraft can interact and not interact in syrian air space. as far as the specifics are concerned, the russians don't want those spelled out. they don't know if it's for security reasons or political reasons at home. they will not be coordinating inside syrian and the syrian government is not a party to this deal. in a said there is going to be some level of communication between the russians and the u.s.-led coalition as they carry out their air operations inside syria. there is also going to be a reiteration of the so-called rules of the road or rules of air space basically reaffirming that russian and american pilots are going to practice good airmanship. that they're going to behave in a w

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that leads to mou with sfmta. sfmta is proposing aboarding islandss along folsom. this initiative is known as [inaudible] and service the future route 11 bus line along folsom street. sfmta requests ocii >> student have cmg include the design into the folsom street project. [inaudible] and utility plans and relocations. approximately 33 thousand dollars is spent and sfmtasic knowledges the work performed and expenses and reimburse ocii subject to the mou. [inaudible] expenditures for transbay folsom street are included in [inaudible] staff will also include project expenditures for the next drop period 15/16 b. there are sufficient funds available to continue with this second amendment. the actiffinties in the second amendment are found to be exempt from sequa section 15061 b 3 and 15262. this concludes the staff presentation. we have scott cutoffa principle with cmg architecture here and creg leaseen representing san francisco mew nistle transportation agency. >> i have one speaker card, mr. ace washington. >> mr. washington isn't in the room. anybody else who wou

that leads to mou with sfmta. sfmta is proposing aboarding islandss along folsom.his initiative is known as [inaudible] and service the future route 11 bus line along folsom street. sfmta requests ocii >> student have cmg include the design into the folsom street project. [inaudible] and utility plans and relocations. approximately 33 thousand dollars is spent and sfmtasic knowledges the work performed and expenses and reimburse ocii subject to the mou. [inaudible] expenditures for transbay folsom street are included in [inaudible] staff will also include project expenditures for the next drop period 15/16 b. there are sufficient funds available to continue with this second amendment. the actiffinties in the second amendment are found to be exempt from sequa section 15061 b 3 and 15262. this concludes the staff presentation. we have scott cutoffa principle with cmg architecture here and creg leaseen representing san francisco mew nistle transportation agency. >> i have one speaker card, mr. ace washington. >> mr. washington isn't in the room. anybody else who would

back to they get to san francisco and prepared to go out to service for san francisco vents the two mou before you are the merrily summons documenting the current policy the state requests a written document acknowledging this practice so we are presenting this to the board so we can maintain the current state reimbursement practices and continue to pay the employees on that same basis while their deployed on mutual aid calls this is a no change for the city by insures to continue to bring back the reimbursement dollars that allows us to continue to fight fires in northern california and do so with the reimbursement from the state. >> okay. >> thanks very much seeing no comment or questions. >> sore r sorry supervisor tang. >> thank you, mr. grant i want to clarify we had received from san francisco or sorry from the state we've received those reimbursements that we've recently been asked to put it to memorialize our current practices. >> that's correct and in terms of the timing of those before us now really just because the state asked. >> yes. the state requested this and deadlines t

which this mou is discussed does not support the action in syria, and far fro fam it.nd it will only make the syrian civil war worse. >> reporter: now, this agreement or understanding only applies to syria, but also today, the new chairman of the joint chiefs, marine general, joseph dunford, visiting iraq, says that he has assured assurances from iraq that they won't be inviting russia to conduct airstrikes in iraq. and a short time ago, maybe they would welcome that, and general dunford said that's not happening. >> new efforts to putting an end to fighting in the middle east today. as the violence went on for another day, security forces shot and killed two palestinian teams, who stabbed an israeli soldier at a checkpoint, and that was hours after the soldiers fired teargas in bethlehem. and the u.n. general secretary, banco moon, met with israel prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, and called for peace and it negotiations. >> reporter: ahead of his arrival on tuesday, the u.n. chief issued a video plea for calm. >> i urge you, palestine, as a people and a society, to

the french riviera in mou nowrning, and the question is, why has this been so extreme? too much property developments along the french riviera and on the other hand, is it global warming that is really having an effect? the cartoon does some of the talking. on a, you can see a bloke pont saying,du hang on, the rescue services are coming. those people are hanging onto a billboard of cop 21, the big paris climate conference coming. that conference is all about trying to save the planet with all these climate control issues . the message for me from that cartoon is, it is very much too late, the emergency is now, not in the future. let's look at the front page of theoç%ÑÑññççç >> hello. i'm john cleese. i think we all know that music, aside from the pure pleasure of it, sometimes has a transcendent power. what is called "sacred music" seems universally to be a form of prayer. so, settle back, take a long deep breath as we join our host, phil cousineau, on this musical, soul-rendering episode of "global spirit," the first internal travel series. >> tonight, we are proud

tomorroroon agday we'll look at the fastevolving industry of o-ton-a-mous autonomous drones. in other regulatory matters, lawsuits against the epa and its "waters of the u-s" rules will not be combined@into one. the panel o& multi district litigation refused the epa's request to consolidate the court cases. that means nine "wotus" cases ll be litigated in seven different courts. an agricultural law professor from iowa state doesn't think syngenta's c-e-o is stepping down. mike mack announced his resignation for the end of october. this move comes just months after syngenta turned down several takeover attempts by monsanto. mack was very vocal about his desisi to keep syngenta o orating as a separatete believes it's an approopriate time for the company to benefit from persepectives of a new leader, calling current market conditions challenging. we're showing the western corn belt some love in today's cropwatch. for that we turn to mike hoffman. mike! let's start off crop watch in western nebraska. dwight smith send us a picture of hard red winter wheat. he says there is plenty

so there is existing mous in california that allow this access. that access also happens to be at the national level. so while there are protections in place that you can't use this information specifically to arrest somebody, nothing that this person has an ab 60 license in california does not automatically mean that this person is undocumented. we've made that very clear in statute. we've also said that it's a crime to discriminate based on that. but if there -- and immigration enforcement can't just go to the dmv and say i want the entire list of all ab 60 applicants and those that are licenses. but what they could to if immigration enforcement is looking for an individual because they have a deportation order, they have existing mou, so they have a court order that allows them to go to the dmv and the dmv must comply and say, hey, i'm looking for this person, we want to pick them up, can you please give us their address. and. case, that person may be found. and deported accordingly. and so that is not driven by the state. it's driven at the fe

some affordable housing for us i mean you know it is like we can't afford to live here no more and mou how can we be okay with homelessness we see a large percentage of homeless population here in san francisco how can we be okay and children and families and your for the people and see i'll say maybe it is ed lee would spend 6 months in a shelter then he could be more emphatic there the working-class and the locker class people that don't have homes t so thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm richard dix one with the ct pharmaceutical an african-american pharmaceutical company in district 10 supervisor cowen's district i know mike brown forgot to mention we called for an appointment have several issues with the city it is con mental we're on the bayer when our supporting the doma an republic problems and we support that two but i agree with the last but not least ladies that spoke before let's take care of home we are requesting a meeting specifically for issues with malia cohen we'll have

back to they get to san francisco and prepared to go out to service for san francisco vents the two mouefore you are the merrily summons documenting the current policy the state requests a written document acknowledging this practice so we are presenting this to the board so we can maintain the current state reimbursement practices and continue to pay the employees on that same basis while their deployed on mutual aid calls this is a no change for the city by insures to continue to bring back the reimbursement dollars that allows us to continue to fight fires in northern california and do so with the reimbursement from the state. >> okay. >> thanks very much seeing no comment or questions. >> sore r sorry supervisor tang. >> thank you, mr. grant i want to clarify we had received from san francisco or sorry from the state we've received those reimbursements that we've recently been asked to put it to memorialize our current practices. >> that's correct and in terms of the timing of those before us now really just because the state asked. >> yes. the state requested this and deadlines tri

and china signed last year an mou, a memorandum of safety on air and sea safety. i think this is an agreement that's important to both the u.s. and china, so my expectation was that it was not violated, and that is served at the purpose of preventing an accident from taking place, and i expect that if the chinese did not challenge the united states in a very dangerous way, but simply signalled the united states that it wanted this navy ship, the uss and two aircraft to leave their -- what they seem to claim to be their waters. this was first leaked early may so we're talking six months ago, that the obama administration was considering conducting these freedom of navigation patrols, means that china has had a long time to prepare for it. they have been able to prepare how they would react, what statements they would make publicly, so i think there was nothing that was unexpected. this will continue to be a very contentious issue, one in which the u.s. and china are not likely to find commonground in terms of how to move forward, but i doubt this spills over into o

a college student told us a mou dragged him out ofvhis car and beat him. today the mta said that bus driver david garcia was arrested and charged with assault. garcia has been a bus driver since 2001. >>> a $5,000 reward is being offered to find the person who buried a tiny kitten under a pile of trash. sanitation workers say they found this black and white feline barely alive during a pickup. two bags of trash were thrown on top of the kitten. they rushed it to a hospital and veterinarians were able to save its live. >>> caught on camera, a woman hangs from the side of a car as it speeds off, dragging her for half a mile. what the mother of two says set off the frightening ordeal. >>> we want to remind you take it slow on the roads. here's a live picture near la guardia. the rain making for a dicey drive home. i'm bobby flay and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world. come fall, i like to get a taste of everything the state has to offer. like this famous winery nestled in the hudson valley. or the award-winning vineyards of long island

but we mou know some of those never made it. regional reports call them unidentified flying objects. u.s. officials say those where is four russian missiles crashing into iran. those that did strike syria say russia are hitting mostly isis targeted. but this video an aid group says shows the rescue of syrian children struck by the attacks launcheded largely against rebel forces opposing assad. u.s. defense secretary ash carter had strong words for russia. >> we've seen increasingly unprofessional behavior from russian forces. and i also expect that in the coming days the russians will begin to suffer casualties in syria. >> reporter: russia's involvement poses a danger to the u.s. as well. those air strikes are launched without warning meaning u.s. pilots have to do their best to stay out of the way. martha raddatz, abc news, washington. >> a delta flight that took off from seattle was forced to return to the airport after hitting a bird. the airbus was heading to hong kong yesterday afternoon with more than 230 people on board

. >> the families of the 28 americans and five polish crew members are mou coming to terms with the loss. investigators are vowing to do everything they can to find out what went wrong. more now from abc's brandi hitt. >> after an exhaustive nearly week long search for survivors, the coast guard suspended efforts to find the missing el pharoah crew at sunset. >> it's the worst ending we could have ever imagined. >> reporter: ntsb investigates are say they're now looking at investigations between the captain and the american ship's owner tote maritime. while also searching for the voyage data recorder, it's black box. the ship's last known position was here near the bahamas crooked island right in the path of joaquin. >> there was a topside hatch that was open that allowed some water in. if they were listing 15 degrees and without propulsion. >> debris and this empty battered lifeboat have been recovered along with a body found inside a survival suit similar to this. >> our support for those families' loves ones will never stop. >> reporter: investigators want to know if the 418-year-old

this mou includes safety protocols and that's it. we continue to believe russia's strategy is counter row productive. it's important to note that according to open source reports, the strikes have displaced about 7,000 households, 35,000 people. majority are believed to be moving to areas where humanitarian support is already strained. as you know civilian leaders from around the globe including turkey, great britain, france, determine an germany have all called russia to cease attacks and seek a political solution. additional reporting highlights the use of cluster bombs by russian sources in several populated areas. this only continues to cause unnecessary suffering. final item. last week, we spoke a little bit about the effect our hvi strikes have had on the enemy. this week i'd like to draw your attention to another aspect of our air operations. this is our air strikes against our enemies' munitions factories. during the last 45 days, we've struck and destroyed 47 facilities that produce or store vbids or homemade explosives. in

. >> obviously the state department and the mous white house would like to see this area much more stable and i think together, israel and the u.s. can stabilize this area so yes, the answer is yes, i do think the u.s. has a lot to put into this situation now, in order to lower the flames and calm things down. >> violence has escalated since mid september. palestinians fear the israeli government wants to grant jews greater rights to visit and even pray at the al-aqsa mosque compound. it's one of the holiest sites for both religions. so while access to that location over there, it's as much a symbolic trigger, once again fueling older fears and stoking distrust between israelis and palestinians that's been going on for so many generations it's almost genetic. benjamin netanyahu reiterated he was not trying to change the access of what the jews call the temple mount. >> the only thing that has changed is islamist hood alumnus were entering the mosque and trying to put explosives there and from there, aattack jews and christians. >> karl penhall, al jazeera. >> now with the project on middl

also in town and today - some of the elephants got into the fall spirit by doing some decorating.the mous elephants from the ringling rbothers and barnum and bailey circus painted some pumpkins!it was all part of a seminar showing off how the circus cares for the animals in the show.the circus has several shows in cedar rapids through sunday. the circus of campaigning testimony on ca us monday on fox 28 morning live for many, halloween is their favorite time of the year. year. tt's true for one couple in cifornia.how they used the spookiest time e year to make a aajor announcement.that's monday on fox 28 morning live. race for the republican nomination for presidint could come down to four candidates here in iowa.one of those candidates made a series of stops in western iowa today. today.and that tops tonight's vote 2016 coverage. coverage.texas senator ted cruz met with voters in sidney and atlantic today.cruz i ione just four candidates--out of more than a dozen-- showing double-digit support in iowa polls.besides front runners ben carson and donald trump, cruz is also#fighting against

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. >> and we will be back with more of "to today" >>> mou fun is . >>> how fun iss andy cohen?>> and are you going to tell us about it? >> i will tell you next week. >> and what about you? >> i will be in minneapolis with anderson cooper. >> and next week, we will have jenna bush hagar and so many great guests. >> are we going to makeout? >> i am fine. >> walk into the camera. good luck. vince mazzeo- fighting to save atlantic county. chris brown's attacks? the press calls them "embarrassing" political "posturing." the truth? chris brown and will pauls opposed the atlantic city rescue plan, even though it would save thousands of our jobs. we already know they're propped up by north jersey casino interests. and pauls even wanted the vote to allow north jersey casinos "this year." now they brag about helping atlantic county. but there's a word for politicians like that. hypocrite. >>> right now at 11:00, a new clue in the search for suspects in a violent home invasion. police want you to get a good look at this video. good morning, i'm vai sikahema. authorities hope someone will

last week mous moo tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, market reversal, then is worse over, if it is, why? >> you know i don't think that it is over. you are right, we had a massive comeback in the market. it has been impressive to be sure. but the warnings after hours, are repeat warning to investors that all is not well in global growth in particular with the international scene. not so much u.s., yum brands, we call it yuck brands after hours because how badly they are trading. there are a lot of american company this bet their future on emerging markets in particular china, this is a really bad report out of there, market i think is reacting appropriately, bewarey of international,. charles: i am not sure that kentucky fried chicken, that chicken should be barometer of the chinese economy, anyone holding that stock tonight will wall it other 4 letter words, mcdonald's hit a 52-week high today we have retailers doing could. u.s. economy still seems to be okay. >> a big problem with volatile of last summer was weakness in china, everyone is skeptical of news we get from china. we a

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the mou includes specific safety protocols for crews to follow maintaining airmanship at all times, use of specific communication frequencies and the establishment of a communication line on the ground. >> he's talking about the communication line on the ground. that's one con crete things we did get. this is a ho hotline if things go wrong up right. >> that's right. to prevent situations from worsening if they're turning bad or prevent incidents happening from the first place. however, it is important to note that according to peter cook this agreement does not mean that the u.s.-led coalition and the russians are in any way coordinating their operations against isil inside syria. it also does not cover any airstrikes that are taking place inside iraq. right now that is simply being done by the u.s.-led coalition. but as we all know the russians and iraq and iran have also agreed to form another alliance, and ostensibly there could be russian-led airstrikes inside iraq. it is important to note that this memorandum of understanding does not involve the syrian government at all. there ha

with today's signatures the mo mou is in effect. it includes specific protocols for aircrews to follow. these protocols include maintaining professional airman ship at all times, the use of specific communication frequencies and the establishment of a communication line on the ground. the u.s. and russia will form a working group to discuss implementation issues that follow. the mou does not establish sharing in syria. this does not constitute u.s. cooperation or actions in syria. we continue to believe russia's strategy in syria is counterproductive in their support for the assad regime, it will only make the civil war worse. the united states will continue to focus on advancing our interest in syria. we will continue efforts to go after isil that poses a threat to us, and the international community. we will continue to be the single largest donor in addressing the humanitarian catastrophe in syria and beyond its borders. unlike russian efforts, we are joined by a coalition of 65 partners. that is the latest with regard to the mem

that's why you signed the mou in the first place. that's the case, you don't trust syria or iran either. withot do the same thing them? >> secretary cook: this is specific to flight operations in syria. at this particular moment in time if we have an incident over syria, it would most likely involve russian aircraft. rightre flying over syria now. i'm not sure the parallel there. we're doing this because of the risk. right now. these air cruise could have some syria. incident over we're trying to reduce the risk by the memorandum of russians.ing with the >> does this cover any coalition aircraft that could be flying in syria? has there been any feedback or concern raised by other governments? secretary cook: yup. it does include coalition aircraft as well. we've been in consultation with our partners throughout the entire process. are aware of the memorandum of understanding and the terms that are within it. >> okay. do u.s. pilots have permission to fire on russian planes if the not abide by this protocol? secretary cook: i'll maint

>> what the mous should do is to provide specifically what the role of the sru is and what the role ofoften times what happens is when you run into these conflicts within a school, oftentimes you find situations where the sro and administrators have allowed their specific roles to sort of get intermingled and one of the things that we want to make clear is that the school resource officer is not someone in the school house responsible for discipline. they play a role in the many facets of the school house. but discipline is not something that the sro should be doing. >> you point out these sros should be carefully screened. i'm interested in what's the screening process, how were you screened for example? >> all i would tell you is what the supervision on the police side of the equation should be doing is they should be looking into that individual officer's personnel jacket and then seeing what types of interest have they shown in terms of wanting to be part of the community. when i was a very young officer one of the things i did is when i was a post officer we had several schools th

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back to they get to san francisco and prepared to go out to service for san francisco vents the two mouefore you are the merrily summons documenting the current policy the state requests a written document acknowledging this practice so we are presenting this to the board so we can maintain the current state reimbursement practices and continue to pay the employees on that same basis while their deployed on mutual aid calls this is a no change for the city by insures to continue to bring back the reimbursement dollars that allows us to continue to fight fires in northern california and do so with the reimbursement from the state. >> okay. >> thanks very much seeing no comment or questions. >> sore r sorry supervisor tang. >> thank you, mr. grant i want to clarify we had received from san francisco or sorry from the state we've received those reimbursements that we've recently been asked to put it to memorialize our current practices. >> that's correct and in terms of the timing of those before us now really just because the state asked. >> yes. the state requested this and deadlines tri

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