primary departments you recommend effect the it will be dph i'm sorry dpw has inspectors that do offsite monitoring. >> i - yeah. >> and do you have do you know how many ninth amendment complaints have been recorded. >> i don't that's one of the goals with the 311 process to have more uniform tracking to answer that question. >> so we're working with 311 to upgrade our system what how do we collect that data. >> i think my colleague is going to explain that. >> great. thank you very much so we do have bryan from sfmta here as well thank you and then our final presentation will be dbi and hello chair weiner i'm bryan with the sfmta the streets division today, i'm going to talk about the blue blocking and our role with respect to issuing permits so my agency works with dpw and muni and other agencies when permitting the streets and walkways one of the tools we provide is called the blue book regulations for working in san francisco streets excuse me. this document covers a wide range of giles and rules and regulations to allow the contractors to work as well as the city crews and the utili

code and the furtherance that su d has on site affordable housing within the market rate and the offsite comparison as a means to satisfy the requirements for 11 affordable units within the fremont the spokesperson is going to enter into this to exempt it from the one site affordable units just to reiterate some of the points race by supervisor kim those are important the sponsor contribute $13.9 million to the project area so for comparable purposes the fee will be $504 million and ocii and most of staff has estimated this is a fee established for the da will develop 69 affordable dwelling units that the standard requirement of 11 on site unions creates so i'll note that the ocii and the commission have depraved this to enable the number two, payment structure the planning commission he recommended approval and thought this process will enable more affordable housing opportunities in the redevelopment area and staff has received no comments from the public in opposition thank you for your consideration i'm available for questions and my colleague from ocii will discuss it further thank

the 57 barrels of beer and casings of beer and sale of beer i don't know about onsite or onsite and offsite packages dribble to the wholesalersers it prohibits the licenses for the consumers in and out premises to allow the small business beer the principle focus to control the proliferation of retail liquor stores and the preferred ordinance didn't allow for this but facilitates the will the city hall city uses given that the r u d allows the establishment to sell the respectful food services like the veterans clubs and like the staff believes that permitting the small business beer sellers it seeks to audible the manufacturing base while capitalizing on the base and the property ordinances will support the employment for workers of all skill level within the neighborhood that concludes my presentation. i'm available for questions and we will open for. bryan s and andrew costello >> good afternoon. my name is is bryan i'm the executive director of the san francisco breweries guild a nonprofit representing the breweries that operate in the city our mission to restore the breweries and unit

. >> and what about offsite pressures? for example the slowdown in the eurozone or the direction of u.s. fed's monetary policy. how do you see these affecting the economy? >> well, we've seen the weakness on exports as we have slow growth in europe for some time. so that's not really a new factor at this point. as far as the fed ending of the fed tapering goes, the impact of that on china should be fairly limited. china has relatively closed capital account. and the exchange rate is fairly tightly controlled. so, that that impact, per se, should not be that great. >> the growth target is around 7.5%. what kind of stimulus can we expect for them to try to achieve that goal? >> well, the first point is that of course it's about 7.5%. so maybe 7.4, 7.3 is still within the range there. but i think we can probably expect some further monetary and fiscal measures, perhaps cuts in the reserve ratio for the -- from the central bank, maybe some easing of the loan restrictions in the mortgage market. maybe perhaps some increases in

tries to snatch, confiscate, or destroy your phone, what you have recorded will be saved securely offsite. also, if you use it or another live streaming video app-- it has a feature if you tap the sleep feature, the screen goes blank. this can be additional security and protection for your data, because the passcode goes to sleep. but if they try to unlock it, if they turn it on, he will get a passcode. of course you're not going to give them your passcode. it is an extra layer of protection. rule number three, respond to things cops say. we're on c-span here, so i'll keep it to things cops say. if you are recording an arrest, suddenly you might see a situation where one of the police officers will break off from that and suddenly approach you and say, hey what are you doing? sometimes people make the mistake of responding with something like, i'm recording you to make sure you are doing your job right. or, i am recording you because i do not trust the police. there is a better way to say this. a better way to approach this is to say, officer, i am not interfering, i am asserting my first

so we met him offsite. >> we have a fear because of immigration, because of police.that doesn't allow us to go to the store freely go shopping. it seeps us a lot more private. -- it keeps united states a lot more private. >> jose canas and others through organization he like the workers justice center are just now starting to speak out. >> translator: i worked in a farm where we worked in bad conditions unsafe jobs. there was a lot of insecurity. and that motivated us to organize our colleagues. they start to promote a program that was related to safety and health in the workplace. >> reporter: do you think it will work? >> translator: i hope so, it is my dream that this works. >> reporter: one of their main goals to pass the farm worker fair labor practices act. for overtime pay and a day of rest to collective bargaining rights. the bill before the new york state senate has yet to pass. canya says it is what keeps many undocumented workers to speak out. >> translator: we are here in this country to harvest fruit, apples pears and other things. we are working here da

to then transport all of that contaminated biohazardous material from the apartment complex to the offsiteion where it was incinerated. there was a lag time there and that's why there's so much concern that they sat in this apartment with all of the infected linens and the clothing and personal affeeffects and wh we're hoping they can get through this period and they can skate through this with no symptoms and they did not catch it from thomas duncan, from being in that unit. >> absolutely. and then we have this case in frisco that we're watching. if you learn anything about that, casey, we'll bring you back. thank you for joining us. >> yes. >> and now another breaking story today. the feds are stepping up the airport screening process for ebola. they say trained medical staff will soon take the temperatures of passengers who fly from west africa to any of the five airports, jfk, newark, washington dulles, hartsfield jackson in atlanta and chicago o'hare. the cdc reports those five airports handle more than 94% of travelers from west africa. also, new today, the feds have ordered customs

most of it is offsite and the items that are here, many of them are in fireproof safes or fireproof filing this at point we don't know the extent of the damage. >> cause of that fire remains under investigation. >>> well, autumn is just getting started but snow is already falling in parts of the u.s. upper midwest. derek van dam joins us once again. snow, we haven't had -- haven't even seen my first fall leaf yet. >> the four-letter word nobody wants to talk about this time of year. it is just a little too early but it does happen and you're right, natalie, we do have snow to talk about in this weather forecast and want to touch on the united states. a large low pressure system over the upper midwest that's responsible for the snowfall but it's also been responsible for some severe weather that took place across the mid-mississippi valley about 24 hours ago. now this, system is moving east, not with the severe weather but it does bring chances of rain to the new england area including new york city. we will talk about that in a moment and, yes, that shading of white is our snowfall from mi

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and essentially also we have the students that are leaving the school are being taken offsite.hey're not actually meeting their parents on the school grounds. they're being cleared to a nearby site. talk a little about that, the procedures that allowed students to remain on social media, even though they could see students are leaving the school. do we still have tony? i'm not sure we have tony. i'll update you with the fact that students who are leaving the school are being evacuated to a nearby church. parents of students who attend this high school are being told not to come to the sdool meet their kids. students will be taken to a nearby church where parents can meet their children. i want to bring in former fbi profiler clint van zandt. as you're watching this unfold, does the way this unfolded early in the morning, 10:39 in the morning on a nonregular school day, students at lunch sdshgs that tell investigators anything at all or is the investigators just in the mode of find that shooter or shooters? >> well, many times we found out statistically that these school shootin

the capabilities of hospital to manage the medical waste of ebola patients and does the cdc allow offsite disposal of ebola medical waste? >> my understanding is, that latter question, yes, we've worked closely with the department of transportation as well as the commercial waste management companies to insure that capability. >> we have an added danger in having to truck this waste and move it to facilities. are the employees at the processing centers being trained in how to dispose of ebola waste? >> we have detailed guidelines for the disposal of medical waste from care of ebola patients. >> all right. you and i talked a little bit about my troops from fort campbell that are going to be over there and i have some questions from some of my constituents. are the american troops going to come in contact with any ebola patients or with those exposed to ebola or included in any of these controlled movement groups? >> the -- as i understand it from the department of defense, their plans do not include any care for patients with ebola or any direct contact with patients with ebola. that said,

tries to snatch, confiscate, or destroy your phone, what you have recorded will be saved securely offsite. also, if you use it or another live streaming video app-- it has a feature if you tap the sleep feature, the screen goes blank. this can be additional security and protection for your data, because the passcode goes to sleep. but if they try to unlock it, if they turn it on, he will get a passcode. of course you're not going to give them your passcode. it is an extra layer of protection. rule number three, respond to things cops say. we're on c-span here, so i'll keep it to things cops say. if you are recording an arrest, suddenly you might see a situation where one of the police officers will break off from that and suddenly approach you and say, hey what are you doing? sometimes people make the mistake of responding with something like, i'm recording you to make sure you are doing your job right. or, i am recording you because i do not trust the police. there is a better way to say this. a better way to approach this is to say, officer, i am not interfering, i am asserting my first

everything you have recorded up to that point will be saved offsite and then you can later access that video. the other thing about having a passcode, if you hit your sleep and well recording, they will not be able to delete your videos. as far as technology is concerned, i consider that to be your best practice. make sure you have a passcode on your phone and use a live streaming app like bambuser. if you have video evidence, you will be in a much stronger position. host: let's take some calls. angus in greensboro, north carolina. caller: good morning. i was watching your show yesterday. the detective called from the marshall's office. one of the comments that he made that i thought was very important was, the probable cause thing is a kickoff phrase that the police use to stop anyone they want to. in other words, the probable cause that i stop you is because -- whatever. that is something that has not been contested or dealt with. when you go to court, the culprit has three people that he has to fight against. the d.a., police, and the jury. you have to convince three superiors of hi

everything you have recorded up to that point will be saved offsite and then you can later access that video. about havingng a passcode, if you hit your sleep and well recording, they will not be able to delete your videos. as far as technology is concerned, i consider that to be your best practice. make sure you have a passcode on your phone and use a live buser.ing app like bam if you have video evidence, you will be in a much stronger position. let's take some calls. angus in greensboro, north carolina. caller: good morning. i was watching your show yesterday. the detective called from the marshall's office. one of the comments that he made that i thought was very , the probable cause thing is a kickoff phrase that the police use to stop anyone they want to. in other words, the probable cause that i stop you is because -- whatever. that is something that has not been contested or dealt with. court, the to culprit has three people that he has to fight against. a., police, and the jury. you have to convince three innocence.f his a. behind thehe d. police, and then the jury behind the