. >> in the heart of tornado alley in oklahoma city, oakdale elementary was hit twice. >> in 2003 thatool was completely destroyed. >> they took the engineers at texas tech and built a gym that doubles as a safe room. >> when you have students in an age group 4 to 14, we knew we needed to build a gym. we knew maybe we could do something to address those safety concerns. we tawld the architect -- we called the architect and said this is your job. and they did. >> to tell us what kind of construction will withstand those project isles. >> jeff and john design oa oakdale's safe room. >> the pressure of 250 mile-per-hour wind or an efi tornado. >> these walls were really thick. thickened to become a safe room. 12 inches thick. >> another important thing in the safe room is the connections. where the wall and the room intersect, you don't want that coming apart and the roof comes off and then the wall can fail and all these kind of terrible things can happen. >> is that where the innovation lies? >> the two forces pulling the walls apart and the projectiles coming through the walls. >> he s

i have a question about oakdale that lends itself to a lot of the things you want to do there was a talk about talk about - there will be still traffic there whatever has to dovetail with the plan at the hunters point shipyard >> it's going to be the main bus line and walking and biking into the city we're actually working to improve the pedestrian and bike caesar's access around the city. >> now, it's that your that's going to be coming into it i missed interpreted that or i think the rest of it is making sure i know you have suggestions

. >> oakdale elementary was hit twice. >> we're relying on texas tech to tell us what kind of structuresithstand. >> we have to adapt to them. >> it has to withstand not only the pressure of a 250 mile per hour wind. efi 5 tornado. >> these walls were thickened. to become a safe room. they are like 12 inches thick. >> another important thing in a safe room are the connections, where the wall and the room intersect. we have to make these connections because obviously you don't want those to come apart. the roof can come off and these walls fall and all those terrible things can happen. >> two forces, the force pulling the walls apart and keeping projectiles from coming through. we can be confident that it's not going to fall in on these kids. >> how do you feel about this? >> i feel like we have a safer place to come than we had before. and in those times when we might have to have a safer place to bring our students, we have it. >> that's the hope for folks in oakdale and plaza towers by using innovative building techniques, they can keep their children and community safe. >> so comfort

. >> we will start up with oakdale. everything is snow came up. -- the sun came up. the breeze dried it out. coal skies. many parts of the area will be down to low numbers. billy -- bowie. a low degrees in st. mary's county. officially, check these numbers out. the high reagan national, 32. the low as 14. the low temperature was two degrees colder than what our average low is. our high average is 52. 20 degrees below average. just make you feel better, in 1983, reagan national and 82 degrees. what about the records this ?orning the all-time temperature of one below zero. the lowest temperature ever recorded for baltimore. going back to 1873. coldreally unprecedented air out there. temperatures are going to fall quickly. 7-20 degrees. mostly clear. a study angle. cold a remains along the coast. 34. that is it. gete are signs that we will a change in the wind direction. a couple of systems to watch. come on it'sill heels here. going to keep the precipitation south of our area as well. we will see the moisture creeps northward. beyond that, warming numbers. we turn the

if you look at the 18 oakdale the word is community we need to dip that. nobody is saying the san francisco public utilities commission has not expanded money we're saying that if the commission had the responsibility to maintain the building have they done a job. you all can evaluate your performance. we don't want to go black and white arresting or create differences if we have intelligence we should sit down and do it the right way. in the last 3 years members of your staff commissioners have assumed too much. they've tried to do things without any meaningful dialog are the community that's not acceptableable. why is it not acceptableable because we live in the the united states. we're not going to allow the aids to come and tell us what's yellow. we know that it. we're not going to allow people to waste our taxpayers' money or try to waste the taxpayers' money trying to divert their money to other facilities. while the commission is doing nothing. i serve this nation. i serve 3 general's i'm pretty well educated i know what i'm top of. do you want us t

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i have a question about oakdale that lends itself to a lot of the things you want to do there was a talk about talk about - there will be still traffic there whatever has to dovetail with the plan at the hunters point shipyard >> it's going to be the main bus line and walking and biking into the city we're actually working to improve the pedestrian and bike caesar's access around the city. >> now, it's that your that's going to be coming into it i missed interpreted that or i think the rest of it is making sure i know you have suggestions on mrants but make sure people have the freedom to plant what we want to those front yard there don't look good but it has to be something that's attractive better than concrete, of course, but weeds or just marge better than the concrete and things not to do trees we love sunlight in san francisco so the trees have to be appropriate to allow enough sunlight to come into to the neighborhood. it's important to check out things ahead of time the medium on sunset didn't come out very well the medium has grass and it is really brown now and the neighbors ar

. >> that's the hope for folks in oakdale and plaza towers by using noaivel building techniques theyivel building techniqu innovag techniques, they can keep their children safe. >> you don't know where a tornadoes is going to hit so it's very expensive to develop an above ground shelter. but after spending all that money, you may not necessarily be protected because the tornado goes in a completely different direction. so it is important to build these shelters anyway because you're building schools. to reinforce them with this kind of technology seems really effective. >> and it's a multipurpose place. >> that's why it's needed, 66% of schools in oklahoma don't have shelters yet it sits in tornado alley. >> you get close and personal with the tornado, i understand you got inside one. >> i got into the vortek. ef 3, it was absolute heaven, i loved it. >> all right we'll check that up coming up after the break. fp break what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join the conver

the greenhouse is part of 18 hundred oakdale under the commission. we were under the water department and dpw there was no sewers and you talk about that does not include the fact that we are still a commission the poimentsdz are done by the mayor of the city not by you and i'm not going to allow and accept accept the fact you want to displace the commission we knew nothing about the sewer when they built the tall building and we've been involved in smelling ever since 1950 i want you to take a look at when there's a meeting you don't operate under the rules in san francisco when there's a meeting about the greenhouses i want you to commissioners to be involved i want you to hear what occurred prior to the commission even being even though up and have the meeting that involved with having greenhouses in that area because that was part of the roger when he was the ceo he brought them to us in bayview hunters point and said this is what we need. now there's a lot of things that can be discussed but i don't want you to hallen to try and make decisions o

level of interest but we developed designs what you're looking in front of you is the designing for oakdale we'll applied for a grant to enhance the project further. the other neighborhoods were the western edition and katrero and, of course, city bayview. we worked on in year two is implementations. our definition the citywide division we thought about how is this ambitious. we set a goal of a 20-year plan that's the temp and we identified a few different structures for implementing the project and worked hard with the agencies to make sure they see those promotions as part of their own capital plan. i think a lot of the projects will be implemented by city agencies especially traffic cohn and stormwater management goals we have 12 percent of the project. a lot of the plans are through the puc and we also see about thirty percent of the network there are projects coming up in the pipeline. a lot of the golden's of the network include things like streetscape planting and creating community space so there's lots of room for the public to interact and how you communities can become engaged am

john and his business partner, harold cobb, opened oakdale village pharmacy in the city's first shopping center. they opened additional pharmacies. he was later remarried to susan thorpe. together they raised two children. throughout more than four decades of business in the oakdale area, john earned a reputation as a knowledge, personal personable and trustworthy local pharmacist. in november, 2012, john was diagnosed with stage 4 brain cancer. he was preceded in death by his father and stepson. madam speaker, please join me in celebrating the life of mr. john henry dayton and all of his contributions to his family and our community. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess >> we'll show you some of what dianne feinstein had to say earlier today on the senate floor. >> based on what director brennan has informed us, i have grave concerns that the c.i.a.'s search may well have violated the separation of powers principles emwodied -- embodied in the united states constitution, including the speech and debate clause. i