law. building inspection commissionn1234 sfitem 41: 130841: [green building code - enactment of new code] ordinance enacting a 2013 san francisco green building code consisting of the 2013 california green building standards code, as amended by san francisco; adopting environmental findings and findings required by the california health and safety code, california public resources code, and title 24 of the california code of regulations; providing for an operative date of january 1, 2014; and directing the clerk of the board to forward the legislation to the state building standards commission, as required by state law. building inspection commissionn1234 items 36-41 providing the adoption of january 2014. >> without objection these ordinances are passed in the first reading. next item? >> the clerk: item 42. sfitem 42: 131002:[opposing golden gate national recreation area's draft dog walking access policy] sponsors: wiener; tang, breed and avalos resolution opposing the golden gate national recreation area's ggnraa currently proposed preferred alternative for dog management; and urging

the new code greeted the world conference on building and sport in johannesburg will come into effect in january first two thousand fifteen in time for the two thousand sixteen real games. some more about these tougher rules are sports correspondent i stalk is here in the studio with a sorry titus tougher rules longer bands. is it enough to make a difference. what's sad is that in the right direction the old ladies of the apps quite as hot line is that sound easy you a bandstand want to be careful to incorporate an element of proportionality in the new code which in some cases common sense. that led to bounce result of the recreational cookies cookies to be enacting the performance announcing that it does allow wiggle room to for athletes to sink in all eighteen ten cr example they might get off with it with that with each will defend what they did it accidentally. the result of the oratory or go to or if he sets out to provide information about that the look you will have to be naked at the time sure does well in patches chemicals will call the kt. each is an expensive which might ac

we just go with what the california building code says. >> the new california building code into into affect january 1, 2009. and it relies on fire sprinklers. can you think of any? >> existing building, if people try to implement it. they may have to sprinkler their buildings. you can built the building bigger or more area. or bring your separation a little closer together. there's a lot of advantages to the designer. and i think we may see some of these buildings putting them in they they don't have to get the advantages. particularly the ones downtown. you try to put the sprinklers in and they get to take advantage of the code. >> the new code

we just go with what the california building code says. >> the new california building code into into affect january 1, 2009. and it relies on fire sprinklers. can you think of any? >> existing building, if people try to implement it. they may have to sprinkler their buildings. you can built the building bigger or more area. or bring your separation a little closer together. there's a lot of advantages to the designer. and i think we may see some of these buildings putting them in they they don't have to get the advantages. particularly the ones downtown. you try to put the sprinklers in and they get to take advantage of the code. >> the new code doesn't consider the post earthquake. we have an unfortunate loss of water pressure after an earthquake. the local jurisdiction are a little bit concerned about over reliance on sprinklers instead of fixed assets because of lost water. >> my main fire protection engineer, he's concerned and wants to implement if you have a tank in your building, you have the water supply, sprinkler system. they have to have some back up water already >> high

system of justice which is optional the president of context and also instructed to develop the new code of civil procedure according to the leader of the state the order proceedings shall be easy and fast for all sides of the process over there should be irresponsible method for distinguishing cases that require addition the president emphasized the important problem of the growing workload of judges with assimilation are even found their number will increase next year. a little bonus is the number of judges on crease but twenty five percent in two thousand fourteen. this is four hundred and fifty judges and of course the number of secretaries will increase by four and fifty s well you'll be more officers of justice in total number of employees will rise by nine hundred and sixty. this mostly electronic proceedings will reduce the court were clued as well the chairman of the supreme court kind of money announce the range of electronic procedures is to be expanded it is necessary to result in a shoe of the program capability and iphone force agencies. articles. here are a lomo a local sa

code green mechanical and electrical and plumbing codes, and all of those codes have to be amended to be consistent with the new state code and we have the codes available on the port website, sf port.com for the public and for the commission to review. and the staff will be back to the port commission and in december to present the final draft of the building codes for your approval assuming that you do approve them. the new port codes will go into effect january first, 2014 at the same time that the state code goes into effect. and i mentioned a couple of times the port commission meeting in december and i want to remind folks and i know that the commission at the last meeting but i want to remind folks that the december commission meeting will be december the 12th which is a thursday and we usually meet on taouses and so the december meeting will be on thursday and we will start at the regular time at 3:15 here in the sherry building. and last issue that i wanted to raise with you is pier 92, grain silo public art and we have been before you regarding that particular murals that are proposed to the grant sil

the same old stuff with new the same old stuff with new language, with new coding.h new coding. >> virgie, i'm going to >> virgie, i'm going to get that get that later, three quarters later, three quarters o o , fat chick , fat chick sings and your why website is sings and your why website is fatchick.com. fatchick.com. talk to us about the talk to us about the psychological effects that psychological effects that shaming has had on the shaming has had on the overweight community. overweight community. two-thirds of americans are two-thirds of americans are overweight or obese now. overweight or obese now. >> the website is >> the website is thefatchick.com. thefatchick.com. >> there's my book, >> there's my book, thefatchick.com. thefatchick.com. but you know can i i think but you know can i i think there's this notion that if we there's this notion that if we become become thin, surnld thin, surnld our -- our -- suddenly our suddenly our lives become lives become perfect, there's perfect, there's lots in the lots in the world thatting tells you what world thatting

codes. we will see new green building requirements for san francisco. now the california energy code fills the space of green building requirements. fire department where you have an occupant load of 50 or more and the occupant load is not the patrons it's based on the square footage of the restaurant typically 50 square feet per person. if you have 50 or more the fire department wants to see a complete seating plan to make sure exiting is not blocked. of course, we need to see exits. san francisco probably the number one problem that i see that is difficult to resolve is how you get out of the land locked buildings where you have one front street frontage and no back or side entrances which typically mean you need to put a fire corridor. in there was a change in the california building code in january saying where there is a fully sprinklered building the exits have to be separated a third of the diagnal distance. a technicality but it makes a difference a third degree of the diagonal difference meansure able to have 2 doors on the fall of the building

third thing is shutting it down, writing new code, testing new code and seeing if it works. works, they put it into production which is really not the right protocol when you are building web sites. >> in light of sort of what's what is coming on. what you are seeing, do you think this november 30th date is, you know, hope date or is that -- does it seem pretty -- do you think that can be met? >> well, as we're seeing more transparency in the system and exactly what they are doing and that there is 122 different systems that it has to talk to. i think it's a wish date at this time. >> should this have all been known about? i mean, we just -- we had a guest on earlier in the show. you probably didn't see it she said when cms showed it to the white house on the fifth of september, they didn't have horrible glitches. maybe they just got lucky that day or whatever. you know, what do you recommend at this point? >> no. the hearings are giving us more transparency and so they are all now saying that it wasn't my fault but when they talk about how they tested the system, it started

there will be a lot of buildings made prior to the new codes that have not been corrected. >> okay. >> is the communication system now working? there are several articles in the newspaper saying it was a boondoggle. third question it's understood that the cal pacific hospital has applied for a lot of money to build a replacement hospital because it's seismically unsafe. if we had a big earthquake today in san francisco, the capacity. >> there are three questions. >> my third question, where would the emergency u.s. navy ship, a floating hospital ship dock in all the piers were given up along the waterfront? >> so i do have them here. >> and i'm giving all of these to you and there is a history in san francisco, where there are a lot of political appointees to igsignificant things like emergency response and i would hate to see that done again. >> thank you, mr. hanson. >> my question is what is san francisco doing? >> thank you very much for being here. i will make a commitment in public to meet with you offline to make sure that i have the information just the way you wanted it to be

push all of the new code to the infrastructure and have some test environments. be the same as if if it was in a production instance. basically pushing it out the door and hoping it's going to work again. >> you testified before congress earlier this month and you told them that you had some serious security concerns about this. what are they and do you still have them? >> yeah. a lot of things that we have seen and a lot of the areas that we identified for security flaws haven't been fixed yet. they are not going to be fixed by this deadline tomorrow. >> what are we looking at here? i put my personal information up if i try sign on and how exposed am? i. >> pretty exposedment ability to extract user names, home address. a lot of other things by you clicking on a link that actually goes to healthcare.gov. it actually hacks your computer there is a lot of concern there and it's not going to be fixed by tomorrow. >> kathleen sebelius, health health secretary said in a blog today get your tax information ready to put on this web site when it relaunches or comes back

. >> the new code doesn't consider the post earthquake. we have an unfortunate loss of water pressure after an earthquake. the local jurisdiction are a little bit concerned about over reliance on sprinklers instead of fixed assets because of lost water. >> my main fire protection engineer, he's concerned and wants to implement if you have a tank in your building, you have the water supply, sprinkler system. they have to have some back up water already >> high rises need them. >> except, it's supposed to be 30 minutes for your most demands >> that's a lot of water. >> the minimum is 15,000 gallons. i think 25,000 was the last one i saw they were proposing. it's a pretty good size. >> all around san francisco we see cisterns as well for water supply. there's no one within sight here. but you can tell because right in the middle of an intersection, you see that. that's a symbol for an under ground system. >> we have a lot of them. we can draft out of those. we can put our solid hoses in there and actually suck some water out and put some pres

agencies and sports federations will have greater powers to investigate under the new code. and the world anti-doping agency will be able to punish countries that are not doing enough to stop doping. alex is in johannesburg. >> in the convention center -- they applauded the new plan to catch drug cheats. it was passed unanimously. no one is saying it is perfect. and while it is had tricks, there are feelings it will make a more effective organization. i guess the headline is for serious violations there will be an automatic four-year ban. let's talk to the head of the u.k. anti-doping. the you leave there more optimistic? >> certainly. there is no simple fix, but our clean athletes in the u.k. should feel more confident that the agencies have better tools, enhanced tools, more tools to try to tackle doping. the real challenges is we have to leave here and make sure every sport and every nation commits to implementing the new rules. making sure we protect our young and inspiring athletes. >> a real concern that compliance around the world might not happen. ambitious. the tools

the same old stuff with new language, with new coding. >> virgie, i'm going to get that later, threerters o, fat chk sings and your why website is fatchick.com. talk to us about the psychological effects that shaming has had on the overweight community. two-thirds of americans are overweight or obese now. >> the website is thefatchick.com. >> there's my book, thefatchick.com. but you know can i i think there's this notion that if we become thin, surnld our -- suddenly our lives become perfect, there's lots in the world thatting tells you what happens when you become a thin person and what horrible happens when you are a fat person. there's lots of money to be made in convincing us of that. >> leonard here has a comment on facebook, some of us are genetically not supposed to be thin. we can avoid obesity and the conditions incumbent upon that position. what's behind the rise in obesity that we're experiencing right now? >> that's a great question. the simple answer is we just don't know. we would like to think over the last few decades it's been largely attributable to too little exer

this this new code would not then be utilized on that individual who is sleeping. >> i think we need to make sure the amendment is drafted in a way that it's covering. so a person once they are encountered by law enforcement they are encountered sleeping and if the officer is enforcing under the sleeping section, not under this section, but if the officer then an hour later encounters the person no longer sleeping and they haven't left the park, they can be cited under the new section. >> the second time. >> yeah. >> i actually feel like this section deals with being found against. >> not when they are not sleeping. >> they are standing. that's fine. >> mr. gibner. >> a person who is encountered by sleeping under section 3.13, but not under section 3.21 for being in the park while sleeping? >> for sleeping. >> all right. that is what i thought was the final language but i understand the intent of the amendment and we will draft it. >> okay. any further discussion on the amendment? supervisor wiener? >> with that kind of focused amendment i'm fine with it and i would support it and th

as more young people according to big cities controlling a sufficient supply new code is becoming increasingly pressing concern for china with the help of an amount of technology. dairy farms on hold with the productivity and also improves the cartoon fruit. but is still a nice beginning stages and more flexible policies and investments that would plague me cctv yelling tension problems. now there's something more here is something that or take your eye to many people refer to this as the cost is all chinese acrobatics. the mines china acrobatics conte is that just ended with the announcement all the winners zambia been to place in chongqing municipality in southwest china so let's have a glimpse of the high flying action fan. most of the faint hearted. forty three acrobatic troupe from across china by the grand prize he the contest takes place once every two years. and the nine hundred acrobatic performance are determined to seize the opportunity. i think this year's contest is a great leap for its compared to previous years. in addition to the technical quality of the shows we also have more

and keys for a few they'll agree to obscure college kaufman and just make important decisions this new code of months ago in my dorm on him. government officials are humans so they can make mistakes. no one is infallible what is important is to check why the mistakes were made and find out walk once one has to learn from past mistakes. in order to create a wise comfort. i think of democracy should pursue a wise covered with snow. create the japanese version of dna. he finds that the apple house on thursday keith expected to become long. during the current diet session. take care of the great heron feeds. you need to keep him still being a day. come on come on it's carol. scientist with the international atomic energy agency are checking house staff that has crippled nuclear plants monitor radiation in the ocean. they watch workers take water samples competition and ninety sites and see them at that meet global standards toi a parent is one where his current seawater samples within twenty km of the class people around the world are concerned this site may be contaminating the ocean because o

his right now let's cross to him live and get the latest from this poll good to see you today yeah new code which he's under pressure from all sides still standing firm. yes certainly coming under pressure from the population back at home and coming under pressure from european leaders here in vilnius as well i would say that the chances of a last minute u. turn from president range from remote to nonexistent and ever since kiev announced that they would not be signing that association agreement with the e.u. one of the interesting questions has been how would european leaders respond in last night we got a little insight we saw european leaders and heads of state arrive on the red carpet for an informal dinner on thursday evening and cameras were allowed in to capture those those meetings the first meetings really between european leaders and president on the code which now he was clearly coming under pressure you can hear the lithuanian president say if you signed the agreement well german chancellor angela merkel says the president got a code which we expected more we being the european

my understanding between 2:00 and 4:00, write new code, put it into the system, yes or no? >> clearly, i am not hot swapping code. there is a technical team -- >> you are in charge of the operation that hot swaps code on functionality. you're trying to improve the functionality, yes? that happens every night, yes? >> no, i don't think it does happen every night. it happens periodically during the hours of 1:00 and 5:00, but it is not a nightly feature. >> great. has each piece of that code that's been introduced in the system been security tested? >> that's my understanding, yes, sir. and the testing -- >> each piece of that code has been tested? yes or no? >> i don't know, but i can tell you that security -- >> that's a much safer answer, trust me. >> security is an ongoing operation that as code is loaded, you need to retest over and over and over again. whether it's pretested, i can't tell you. >> you need to test the code. is the end-to-end security test been conducted since healthcare.gov went live on october 1st, yes or no? >> my understanding is, there's continuous te

we have a new coding system that is coming up and we have to learn a new system and pay a lot of employeeso learn that system. a lot of time and period is going to be keeping up with the regulations that are currently there. i can't imagine another layer on top of. it >> dr. hall, what kind of percentages when you dealt with medicine? >> i would say 15- 20 percent of my time was just on administrative responsibilities. i had a solo practice and i was primary care and there is not a lot of margin and i was doing a lot of things myself. i had an office manager who was wonderful and took on more of that responsibility. what happens, you finish your day seeing patients and then you do the other stuff. it is not like you work it out in the day and it impacts your personal life you know, and you have less and less time for your family or music or whatever it is that your pursuits are. >> i think that is what people don't understand. when we come back, i want to talk about the solutions. we diagnosed the problem. how would these doctors treat the problem that administration showed six people mana

we have a new coding system that is coming up and we have to learn a new system and pay a lot of employeeso learn that system. a lot of time and period is going to be keeping up with the regulations that are currently there. i can't imagine another layer on top of. it >> dr. hall, what kind of percentages when you dealt with medicine? >> i would say 15- 20 percent of my time was just on administrative responsibilities. i had a solo practice and i was primary care and there is not a lot of margin and i was doing a lot of things myself. i had an office manager who was wonderful and took on more of that responsibility. what happens, you finish your day seeing patients and then you do the other stuff. it is not like you work it out in the day and it impacts your personal life you know, and you have less and less time for your family or music or whatever it is that your pursuits are. >> i think that is what people don't understand. when we come back, i want to talk about the solutions. we diagnosed the problem. how would these doctors treat the problem that administration showed six people mana

that at the end of the summer all the way to the present was pushing for this to happen this is you new code which is party and almost no one wants to say well the party. reagents is run by a group of oligarchy that don't want to reform the the economy and they just want to get in bed with the e.u. so they can clean their money and clean up their refutations to the principle interests of these oligarchs is integration with the european union on conditions that will allow them to legitimize and probably abscond with a great deal of what wealth they have acquired through london or one of the other european financial centers. got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. if they were it's not story. it's just this guy like you would smear about john stead of working for the people to choose the major media for joe bridegrooms does your. own. coming up on r t r recent c.n.n. interview may not show the full picture of the russian ambassador to the u.n. claimed that his interview was censored including his thoughts on syria a look at what was messing up ahead across the u.s. wal-mart faces more than jus

technical services division there and what we have today for you is a reenactment of our building codes based on the new set of codes that california issues every three years. by way of just the rule's short /-r /h*eugsly, san francisco came up with its own building codes around the turn of the century, 1900, late 1800s and that carried on through with new ordinances and earthquakes and fires and things like that that had to be addressed. after >> for your consideration. planning department makes an environmental review, a cost effectiveness study on energy and green building codes. there's the three hold in land use, ten days for the mayor to sign, 30 days for the effective date and the publish /sher needs to get the code at the end and publish them, come back to staff, staff are trained, there's outreach and all that. become effective january 1 so there's a fairly tight timeline to the beginning of year, no room for anything. we have to really stick to the schedule. at this point i think we have a pretty good set of consensus documents that i have submitted. the general policy of the department is to

we have a whole new coding system coming out. to learn a whole new system or pay a lot of employees to learn that system. a lot of time and money is going towards keeping up with the regulations already there. >> dr. hall, what kind of percentages were you dealing with when you medicine? >> i would say at least 15% to 20% of my time was just on administrative responsibilities. i have a solo practice and i was primary care so there's not a lot of margin. i did a lot of things myself. i had an office manager that was wonderful that took on a lot of responsibility, but you finish your day seeing patients and then you do this other stuff, it's not like you can work on it during the day, so it starts to impact your personal life. so you have less and less time for your other pursuits. >> i think that is part of this that people don't understand. when we come back i want to talk about the solutions. how would these doctors treat the problem that has been exacerbated by obama care? 'm tonm training guys who leak a little, to guard their

we have a new coding system that is coming up and we have to learn a new system and pay a lot of employeeso learn that system. a lot of time and period is going to be keeping up with the regulations that are currently there. i can't imagine another layer on top of. it >> dr. hall, what kind of percentages when you dealt with medicine? >> i would say 15- 20 percent of my time was just on administrative responsibilities. i had a solo practice and i was primary care and there is not a lot of margin and i was doing a lot of things myself. i had an office manager who was wonderful and took on more of that responsibility. what happens, you finish your day seeing patients and then you do the other stuff. it is not like you work it out in the day and it impacts your personal life you know, and you have less and less time for your family or music or whatever it is that your pursuits are. >> i think that is what people don't understand. when we come back, i want to talk about the solutions. we diagnosed the problem. how would these doctors treat the problem that and just give them the basics, you kn

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>> they're going to push all of the new code to the infrastructure, maybe they have some test environmentsbut it's not going to be the same as if it was in a production instance. so they're going to be pushing it out the door hoping it will work like october 1. >> you testified before congress earlier this month and you told them that you had some serious security concerns about this. what are they and do you still have them? >> a lot of the things we have seen and identified for security flaws haven't been fixed and won't be fixed by the deadline. >> what are we looking at here? i put my personal information up. how exposed am i? >> pretty exposed. ability to extract your home address, e-mail, just by you clicking on a link, there's a lot of concern there and it's not going to be fixed by tomorrow. >> kathleen sebelius said today, get your tax information ready to put on this website when it relaunches or comes back up again and it's fearful if you say that information is not protected. david kennedy, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> as the countdown to the launch rolls on for the s

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what we have put in to prove it was we developed a new code to write the entire english language with numbers and punctuation in the dna code. we had watermarked the first genome we made but which is just a single i mean the acid code which doesn't cover the entire alphabet. so in this we have the names of the 46 scientists that took part in this over the several year period it. we have a code in the first watermarked. it looks like it's a little buggy so i'm not sure it shows up, but the first watermarked tell you how to decode the rest. so that was the secret decoder ring to it being the first genome whose parent was a computer, this has a url built into its genetic code. you are instructed to you could decode it to send e-mail to the species at that e-mail address. saying that should successively decoded it. once a number of people had worked this out, we posted the entire translation. and in addition to the names of the institutions and the scientists, i decided to add three quotations from the literature that i thought were appropriate for the occasion. the first was from james j

th is a new d.c. code word that will have you yelling "code blue."next. ♪ ♪ >>> remember when senate majority leader harry reid saidthis? >> the only people who feel there shouldn't be more coming in to the federal government from the rich pele are the republicans and the congress. everybody else iluding ric people are willing to pay more. they want to pay more. >> i don't know if i wt to pay more, but look out because new reports that taxpayers will be paying more. and lawmakers fou a creative way to get you to pa more. they are called "user fees." high fees for airport security. but emac, you say no matter what you call it, it's a tax. >> this reminds me. i'm going to do a twist on what president bill clinton said once. it depends what the word "fee" is. the word "fee" is really a tax. what we cited more states over the last five years are becoming addicted to the fiscal sugar. $100 billion in "fees" which are really taxes in the last five years alone, david. >> so it's a tax, morgan, no? >> i'm going to say no. because a tax by definition is invol

my understanding between 2:00 and 4:00, write new code, put it into the system, yes or no? > clearly, i am not hot swapping code. there is a technical team -- >> you are in charge of the operation that hot swaps code on functionality. you're trying to improve the functionality, yes? that happens every night, yes? >> no, i don't think it does happen every night. it happens periodically during the hours of 1:00 and 5:00, but it is not a nightly feature. >> great. has each piece of that code that's been introduced in the system been security tested? >> that's my understanding, yes, sir. and the testing -- >> each piece of that code has been tested? yes or no? >> i don't know, but i can tell you that security -- >> that's a much safer answer, trust me. >> security is an ongoing operation that as code is loaded, you need to retest over and over and over again. whether it's pretested, i can't tell you. >> you need to test the code. is the end-to-end security test been conducted since healthcare.gov went live on october 1st, yes or no? >> my understanding is, there's continuous tes

including a car in new development is a new planning code requirement so we make sure that the design team follows that and they have basically followed the requirement by including one. there will probably be more car share throughout the development, maybe partially on the street or in buildings but for now specifically for block 49 we have this one. >> okay. that was my next question. this is about the car share and the bike parking, i think the bike parking is pretty significant. 60 spots for 60 units but just for people who don't live in the building on street, this is a procedural question, i think dpw handles the parking on the street. >> i believe so, but i'm not certain. >> i'm pretty sure about that. i had that question before. if it were us because the design is part of this project, i would say we need more on street bike parking and we should think about designated car share if there's not a significant amount in the buildings but i think that's an mta thing and i'll take it up with them. okay. so -- that's it. everyone has -- my suggested change to the resolution. are th

the cell which is what we were using as our recipient cell and it converted into what was coded for by the new cell. >> the idea that dna has it digital code that can be downloaded and so on how does that extend to more complex organisms and important in how traits are inherited and expressed? >> we are not ready to breed humans across the universe although i somewhat jokingly thought as my genome being sequenced 14 years ago is being broadcast into space for quite a while so if you see an army coming back don't be too shocked. but obviously even single cells have a lot more levels of koldyke elation but one thing you should be cognizant of is epigenetic phenomenon are still based on genetics. everything in the cell is coded for initially by the dna. the properties of the proteins and the processes get there all the specifications from that and as the cells get more complex those processes get more complex. there is an effort now, european effort to try to make the entire bcg eyed gnome in a massive effort like the public genome effort over the next five years to remake yeast replacing a littl