pendergrast has been very effective in putting together a peer to peer network. one of the challenges was programs run by bureaucracies. the information that ultimately gets to the field is oftentimes met with skepticism. the peer to peer program encourages firms that have been successful on winning work with major projects to interact with their peers. we have used youtube and a number of other networking media in order to allowed the small businesses that have been successful to tell their story, explaining their successes so that others can emulate. the program was picked up by the federal highway administration and was carried on their web site for about six months. they considered it a wonderful example of local program being implemented locally to achieve national goals. the efforts on precipitation in this day death are based on contracts from the american reinvestment and recovery act program. it has only been 2% for disadvantaged businesses throughout the state. this is not a particularly impressive number. we have been able to do much better on the blow

i can divert to peer court. sometimes the district is compelled to spend and refer for expulsion. >> i do want to say. this is a bad budget year. i have been told all the things to cut. i am committed. i want to cry. all the things we fund are held up as models and i am committed to the next year's children's club. it has to be our coming together. it's a 2-way street. it's the school district embracing the community. it's really going to take resources and i think the superintendent is correct, resources. we could do better. we could be better partners to end on a mundane note. one of the core successes of a community school is a single point of entry. someone's job is the resource coordinator. that's one of the first things that i am considering funding. having a point that really welcomes the community. >> thank you and so due to time, i would like to take one more remark from doctor wenz. >> in regards to the funding for social emotional learning. when you look at kids who are expelled or expended from schoo

to peer car sharing site.arted in boston. in massachusetts there are 50 participants renting out vehicles to 1,000 borrowers. >> so far the owners make $250 a month in their pocket. we've seen those numbers between $600 and thousand dollars a month. >> not alone in this market. similar companies do the same thing. jessica found getaround. >> basically car sharing has taken off the last ten years. so if you go peer to peer way you can make a lot more cars available. >> these start-ups are taking advantage a change in california law that allows people to rent cars for a few hours or a few days. >> we see as low a as $3 an hour up to $15 an hour. >> owners are no longer on the hook for damages or accidents. rental companies insurance pick up the coverage. >> what california did, using your car for personal car like this has no affect on your existing insurance policy. >> there is no risk to the owners. they are completely covered. >> these peer to peer auto rent al companies to unlock the cars. they install devic

to peer car sharing site.ed in boston. in massachusetts there are 50 participants renting out vehicles to 1,000 borrowers. >> they make about $250 a month and we've seen it to go up $600 to thousand dollars a month. >> relay ride is not alone. jessica found a get around. >> basically with car sharing it's taking off the past ten years. zip cars led the way but it's quite limited to geography. so if you go peer to peer way you can make a lot more cars available. >> they are taking advantage of change in laws that allow people to rent cars for few hours. >> we see them as low as $3 an hour up to $15 an hour. >> owners are no longer on the hook for damages. rental companies pick up insurance coverage. >> what california did, using your car for personal car sharing, it has no effect on your existing insurance policies. >> there is no to the owners. they have insurance and they are completely covered. >> these peer to peer auto rental companies use technology to unlock the cars. these companies can install devices

to peer car sharing site.doesn't move as fast these days but she is quick to warn others about what authorities commonly refer to it as the granny scam. >> if anybody asks to send them money for anything just don't believe it. >> reporter: mary took a call from someone pretending to be her grandson. >> i said you don't sound like you. he says well i have a cold. >> reporter: the caller told her he had gotten into a drunk driving accident in the dominican republic and needed money to get out of jail. >> i was devastated. i thought that is terrible. >> reporter: she was so devastated she wired him money twice. first sending him $4500 and then another $3,000 the next day when he said he needed more money. her son gary went with her to withdraw the money. >> he had all the right answers for everything. we withdraw the money out of bank. >> reporter: a detective says they have seen a big increase in con nationwide. >> many times the voice of the caller may be gashgd or speak softly. >> the detective works in the fr

peering up with each other to go out with peering up with each other. to go out with peering u pairing up. >> breezes pick up patchy fog overnight. also the chance of rainfall by this weekend. your current temperatures are 67 degrees in fairfield, concord, mountain view = 65 degrees. 68 in downtown san francisco the radar is showing dry conditions. it looks like the winds are continuing to pick up at 10 m.p.h. in oakland, redwood city, 14 m.p.h. along the coast. satellite/radar is showing wet weather well to the east. we will continue to see cloud coverage into tomorrow. partly cloudy conditions for tomorrow. and then with a storm system that could pass to the north of us. bringing showers late friday into saturday. your kron 4 7 day around the bay wet weather into the forecast. it is going to move in for the weekend. the end of your work week brings a slight chance of showers. certainly not a washout. like a continuing throughout monday. >>pam: with caltran, the board o directors border voted not to close the station and to maintain occurred train sche

that has now spread to six of his deliberately non vaccinated peers as well as five children. measles killed more children than any other disease in history. this is very serious. in utah there are 2 dozen high school students who are quarantined from school for the next two weeks because they are deliberately non vaccinated. i hope everyone turned off your soul phones. they are all deliberately non vaccinated and they came in contact with someone with a measles infection. there are two pregnant teachers at that school who also can't be in the area not because they are non vaccinated but because there's always the chance that a vaccine won't work. i will close with one brief story that hopefully will drive that home. in 2008 there was a young girl in minnesota named julia who was a year-and-a-half old who got very sick and her mom thought she had the flu. she took her to the hospital and they did a series of tests and it was only after some time that the doctor -- the doctors discovered that she had an immune deficiency which meant the vaccine that she received hadn't been eff

there will be a peer review at dbi. we will get feedback. if the feed back is great and the structural system worked perfectly, we might be able to make some more room. but until we finish that and go through a plan check, which cannot produce anything. that is why i said earlier we are going to go to a plan check process. we are good to submit the process. it takes a lot of detail. when we finish the process, hopefully we will come out the other end with a building permit. if there is the protrusion, i am sure they will appeal and we will see you again. or we will have been able to eliminate it by that time. commissioner hwang: do you understand their complaints about the protrusion? what do you understand it to be? >> actually, i do not. if you walk between those buildings right now, we are going to do better than what it is right now in the back of the building. vice president garcia: is the simple answer that you would lose -- commissioner hwang: i am asking what 50 beale street's problem is. vice president garcia: why can't it be brough

and from that experience, we can all than see others as peers and joined in partnerships locally and globally with compassion, with a new idea, which is that we are all here to fill our lives, to be free, and the social policies and the culture that we want to live must be the pleasure of us all. i really feel very special that i get to say this in norma's projected voice. she left us in 2009 at the age of 58, much too early, but i know that the sage women who are here, the sage men who are here will foist this forever, and we ask you to join. thank you. [applause] >> i also wanted to say that commissioner and i were on the health commission for, how many years, 12? and we were partners in helping to bring health the san francisco. so thank you very much, leanne. >> just a few more recognition sprint we're joined by current commissioner, signed a, -- sonya, as well as a representative from the office of nancy pelosi, the san francisco political committee. they do women's policy summit in september. for gin and harman, former director of the human rights commission, and galena -- hele

interaction where they're non-traditional approaches, but that, creating that peer-to-peer interaction, i think is just so critical. now it's not a slight on the academics or the, the clinical or the treatment professional, but there's that empathy factor between one person that has experienced this helping another person. and i think we need to promote more of that. so i'm, i'm a big believer that money isn't the answer to everything, but i believe that samhsa hit on something when they were funding those type of programs. and in doing so, those individuals that are helping each other, maybe they can help each other on the language front as well as how do they view themselves...absolutely. ...and how do i want to go back to john, john, talk to me about some of the articles where people can access more information, if i wanted to learn more about this. you mentioned that you had authored some articles that may be helpful. well yeah the, you know the question is, is which terms? if we're not going to use certain terms, what terms should we recommend and then advocate for? i know daphne

we can get help fl anybody in the school including staff and peers. and the teachers, they understood us more and pushing us a lot more at c.a.t. these classes were also very small, so the teachers were able to get around to each student. and we had our advisories and economic seminars to help us out. we also have our project-based learning environment where each assignment that we have comes together to make a project and it pushes us to do our work more because every project is not complete without each assignment. and these projects lead into our exhibitions where we present our units to parents and family and friends. for example, revolution speech, where we have to choose a mexican leader in history. we have to research him and show the downfalls and positive aspects but convince the audience that he was a great leader in the mexico and get him into the revolutionary hall of fame. since i have been -- president mendoza: can i ask you to wrap up? >> i have gotten my grades up and became a leader. and i am where i want to be right now. in the futur

first the peers to take his vows to his queen is her husband and subject, phillip, duke of edinboro.e long ordeal is offer. the solemnity of crowning is behind her and a radiant queen rides through lines of her cheering subjects. joy and jubilation so unrestrained in london, the queen, the crown, symbol of hope for britain. queen elizabeth, symbol of hope for the dawn of a new elizabethan era and prince charles who will one daywear his mother's crown. free men everywhere join in wish her a long and prosperous reign. >> you can watch this week's royal wedding here live on ktvu channel 2 this friday from it 2:004:30 a.m. when we come back on "a second look", a royal couple make a visit to the bay area. find out what prince charles has in common with this farmer in marin county and a bit later the woman who married a prince, but never thought she would become queen. the extraordinary circumstances that propelled a reluctant queen onto the throne of england. as we look forward to the marriage of england's prince william and kate mid-ton, we have looked back at other royal weddings and wh

today, are you is faced with many challenges, peer pressures at school, other issues. you get involved with an after- school programming in order to learn more, make friends, feel empowered, develop leadership skills, and become more active in the community. these programs are not playtime. they are -- they offer real opportunity for the youth to have a hand in better in their own district community. they are also programs for you to have no other areas in the life for meaningful connection, to foster powerful karen relationships with their peers and adults. some examples that we have heard have been that these programs have become a second home. they have become a place for youth to learn and grow from young adults. i wanted to pass that on, so that you could hear from some of these people. [applause] >> my name is derek. i am a senior at the ball high school. -- balboa high school. in the years that i have been there, more and more money gets taken away from our budget. the more money i see disappear from our school funds, the more familiar faces i see disappear from

. >> that was the point to find out what her peers thought of her pregnancy so imagine her surprise when the honor student stood in front of her class mates and spoke about how she was treated and pulled a pillow from under her shirt. >> everyone was shock speechless. gabby was faking it all along and cucking a social experiment to see how pregnant teens are treated by her peers. few people knew the truth. including boyfriend and principal and mom. >> and my sons and daughters, when she -- we told them that she was pregnant, they are like what? >> mtv teen mom where the cast members are celebrities. gabby found the reality of 15 and pregnant an isolating experience. her experience left a lasting impression on the students. >> i was astonished and i was proud of her. i felt like it was a courageous thing to do. >> i think all of the people around there when they had a moment of revelation had to stop and do thinking about how they treated her. gabby plans to present her findings to community leaders. right now her priorities are college and career and not raising challenge. >> a number of

but the engineering was done and peer reviewed.re is not a project i think that has come before you in a long time that has been detailed and studied as much as this. we all regret that the governor has taken aim at affordable housing. we all regret that. what we have an opportunity to do together is to build a great neighborhood for san francisco, one with a minimal -- and i stress minimal -- 25% affordability. we can work to get that up. we need the state's help to do that. this is a great project. i hope you find you can support it. i want to assure you that the work has been done. it has just been done over such a long time that as we get to the end, a few things get lost. we would be happy tosupervisor e else who would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. [gavel] i have some. there were some considerations raised during the planning commission hearing boat -- hearing on the density, 20,000 more people, and i was is wondering, it is the analysis adequate? i know that is not the purpose of our conversation today

my peers and i find the infectious excitement and positive behavior at electronic music events provides inspiration for us to maintain our youthful figure in body and spirit, and as an inspiration to the youth of positive community experiences. commissioner lacroix: thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. thank you for having us tonight. my name is michael miller. i have been throwing events for about five years. i started organized chaos, which was founded in safety and security for venues. i work with so many teenagers. it is one of those things where they need safety. they need locations where you can do this safely, where you can support it so it does not go more to the underground, which will in the long run penalize and how they are and make it so there are more injuries and were held concerns. i have done harm reduction stuff. i am prior military. i never expected to be where i am now. i have gotten many teenagers out there who called and asked advice on how to do it safely. i really enjoyed it. a lot of strength comes from everyone coming together with a common goal. i

russian victory be in more school that is to say we found out in history that links us to peers are not simply rights that was. just one of the political things is is a member here president come out as he visited the rats last year and i think also that the visit. eleven pathing. presence of president to mean to me a different president komorowski it will be a next step on the way to this common celebration of this. common tragedy this common historical event to the new future which is much more important of course but as i said before we have to have also educate people of how it was and why and we have to be to understand those so that this evil time can never. be a threat again. for a long time the relations between russia and poland have been poor because of the cat massacre issue it has influence through lesions negatively all of. this agreement the disagreement between the two countries this this cat an issue because there is an opinion that once we overcome caton everything's everything will be sunny and wonderful in our relations is a true. not the income the per cent of course

but the engineering was done and peer reviewed.re is not a project i think that has come before you in a long time that has been detailed and studied as much as this. we all regret that the governor has taken aim at affordable housing. we all regret that. what we have an opportunity to do together is to build a great neighborhood for san francisco, one with a minimal -- and i stress minimal -- 25% affordability. we can work to get that up. we need the state's help to do that. this is a great project. i hope you find you can support it. i want to assure you that the work has been done. it has just been done over such it has just been done over such a long time that as we get to

heard a week or two ago from the port that was of real interest to us was the possibility of using peer 84 long-term replacement facilities. that is of interest to us. because it is not in the bayview. it is in dog patch. this difference it could. it is not below public housing. it is not going to create the same environmental justice issues. it is easier access from to the wheel of freeways, so we would have -- easier access from two freeways, so we would have better access, and it is closer to the central, so if it makes sense to the city to utilize pier 84 the replacement -- long- term replacement of existing facilities, we are open to discussing that. we do not know what it would cost. we do have some idea of what it would cost to build facilities at the property we currently own. we would have to do an analysis with before, and we are more than happy and willing to do that. commissioner campos: i think that commissioner pimentel wanted to ask a question if you do not mind. commissioner pimentel: if you decided to move to appear 80, would you continue hire from bayview, or with a go

there should be a reckoning among our peers. not just surrounding this issue but in health and medicine more generally. something that is fascinating is in the media culture, science and medicine, the standard we hold ourselves to testing from most other fields with the exception of policy, so and so claims barack obama is a nigerian foreign agent and barack obama says no, i was born in hawaii is not the coverage you would see if i said apple computer is about to go out of business. when we write a story that says on the one hand seth mnookin says apple computer is going out of business and steve jobs said who is seth mnookin? if you say something that is outrageous or outlandish even if that is the type of coverage you can bet a lot in science and medicine and politics. my favorite of that would be on the one hand the lakers claim they won the series. [talking over each other] >> to come around to jenny mccarthy is one way in which the public and medical establishment has failed is taking people like jenny mccarthy and saying h

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needed a car for couple hours to get away sew happened full of peer to peer all sharing couple popping bay area. >> need to good to the grocery store or take a trim i can grab the car and go. l car owners like catherine put one up for rent. >> i don't use it all the time. couple day as week. thought it was a great way to make every money off my car and resource that are listed. >> they are happy with relay ride that builds it he feel as 7 to peer car sharing site in the nation. there are 50 participant renting out vehicle to 1,000 bar owners. he. >> they make money in their pocket but the numbers go up to similar company do the same thing. jessica scorpio found get around. >> taste taking off the past two years. before kind of quite limited to geography so if you go to a pure way you can make a lot more card vaishltion the start up with taking advantage of change in california law this year that allows people to run each other cars for few hours or sos. we see car, 3 daughters an hour up to 15 dollars an owner. >> rental company pick up the insurance company. california said that him i

peer review is important. shining a light on the process is necessary for determining if these technologies are performing in a reliable manner. incorporate knowledge on the irregularities and idiosyncrasies of human behavior. understand the interplay between stress and other factors. make sure we are not distracted or misled by the tools employed at the fascinate us. take serious attention to the ethical issues and regulations related to human research including b common rule and privacy concerns. reduce conflicts of interest including financial interests. develop an understanding of how organizations can shape the assessment. support the importance of the need for independent evaluation of new and controversial issues with appropriate scientific, statistical, and methodological expertise. >> thank you. i want to express my appreciation for your being here. i know you have had some recent challenges. thank you very much. i want to thank all of the panel for your testimony. the chair will open the route of que

perception that russia comes we're too aggressive but it's changing our look at the most recent my peers in russia some of them have cuts the price range some but have priced it at the bottom of the range so i think up is accepting that they should leave some upside for investors on the table so that both parties get what they want to the company gets the money and investors get a good return that's how the market should work if any of this play into the road show because this is something relatively new for russian companies i.p.o. even as you know for a lot of russian companies how important is the road here because it's a lot about corporate culture to getting the right kind of mix i mean if you're asking somebody for a lot of money they're going to want to get to know you we're going to show your culture and what you're going to do with the money i mean there is a kind of a human element here a cultural element that is bridging that gap so this is actually right i think you know companies need to start a relationship over the long term with markets it's very difficult in a half an ho

peer characterization so that is buying through there so much tips on a daily basis weekly basis wesee the troops come across with this all the time. and so how can you on the one hand buy these things and you know obviously when you're buying something creating buying pressure you're pushing the price up and the yield down and then to look at that and say hey look the yield this is kind of low here so i'm not worried about inflation it's self referential garbage as you said at the highest order it's just nonsense when he puts it out there and people got their heads and go oh well i mean that's what he said it looks like he's got his eye on the ball but meantime if you look at commodity inflation this isn't like just started happening since january you can put a commodity chart up o.b.b. continuous commodity index one of my faves two thousand and two we've been on now pretty much a ten year old in commodities all things to go buddy low interest free money punish the saber policies of the period and it's now got to the point where it's just silly for the fed to say we're worried abou

i am aware of only one study published in peer review literature conducted by steve porter in the journal psychological science. the -- falsified and genuine displays of emotion. they found no complete microexpression in 697 facial expression that allies. they found 14 impartial in the lower or upper half but these microexpressions occurred with similar frequency in true and falsified expressions. so this study shows microexpressions are curve very rarely and to the extent they do occur they occur in genuine displays as well. this would include the occurrence of microexpression and true expressions usefulness in airline settings are questionable. they also state current training relies on the identification may be misleading. i would like to address a point of view expressed by dr. asherman on the s.p.o.t. program. he said in a letter publishedes all the details of his work in peer review literature because those papers are closely followed by scientists in countries such as syria, iran and china. i object to deliberate strategy not to publish research for three reasons. first, the enemy