31-and-a-half alternative, and it also again, shifts some of the uses from peer 33 to peer 31, part of the consent item on your agenda today had to do with a peer 31 project. this would dove tail with that project, it would make peer 31, a trust consistent anchor for peer 31. the next part is where are we with regarts to negotiations? we have met continuously with mps staff, we had regular meetings, we know why they want a long term embarkation site this has left the port in a difficult position, as i noted, they chose to identify a preferred site, after an agreement on business terms with the port, mps, insists they want a long term deal national park service needs to maintains the contract every ten years, mps, says they cannot directly invest into nonfederal prolt property -- this say potentially expensive proposition for the port whose costs are unknown, and funding sources not known over a 50 year period, nonetheless the port has been committed to working on an arrangement to retain peer 31-and-a-half, as the long term reembarkation site. over the past year national service and

in agenda item four a one a, between the part and andrea wirum as trustee of the bankrupty state of peer maritime, recreation center, and not disclose anything else discussed in closed session >> there is a second >> second >> all in favor? >> (multiple voices): aye. >> opposed? motion carriedscarries. item six. pledge of allegiance america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> please be advised the use of cell tones, pagers, and similar sound producing electronic devices, are probited at this meeting, the chair may remove for the use of a cell phone, pager or other sound producing electronic device, be advised a person has up to three minutes to make comment on an agenda item, unless they adopt shorter period on any other item item eight or not listed on the agenda >> any public comment? seening none public comment is closed. next item. >> nine a, executive directors report >> good afternoon members of the port staff, thank you for joining us today, welcome those that are new to our meetings and those of you tha

one, that is this thursday may 28th, you can come to the public scoping meeting for eir, for peer 70,. next is the schedulely scheduled meeting for june the 9th. has been cancelled due to quorum issues and rescheduled for thursday june 23rd instead of tuesday june the 9th. then my last item commissioners is to ask david bubray to give you information on data for bids we received for the bayview project, which are available for public comment in the next month or so. david? >> thank you, david with planning and development i wanted to announce the arts are commissioning an art piece, on third and cargo way, as part of the bayview gate way project, through a panel selection process, through the arts commission, and the three artists, submitted proposals available online at the port's website sf port.com/bayview gate way.com. and sf.org,/collection under proposals, they include sied alabi, with gate keeper a sculpture, along with plaque and quote, that is illustrated here. the flaming lotus, girls with the proposal for a spiral sculpture and the history and community of the bayview and

so it's the peer to peer neighbor to neighbor support. where you spread the knowledge and provide the assistance. >> that is exactly right. we want to start in the center. because it's more cost effective and easier. but it's to think about p i go to 360 valencia. from 9-3. there will be a smart person there to help me with what i need. so it's getting people to come to a community place. not just senior center. but focused on technology. >> i was wondering. if you are planning an event. like the fabulous one you had in city hall two years. back. is there anyone one at this stage. >> that was a challenging one. we were trying to get the wireless work the night before. and have computers brought in. having said that. we are -- to celebrate. the long term care here in san francisco. we're ten years old. there is an interest that making sure technology is part of that celebration. hopefully. the petting zoo will come back. and people can get comfortable with. we do have swap meeting. what we know and what we share. so the library and other g

akresed the long term capital responsibilities and the including the expansion of square footage in the peer 31-and-a-half alternative -- we included a sheet to mps, included rent structure and higher percentage of gross revenue, to compensate the pord for it's capital obligations the nekdz steps how do we resolve the outstanding issues, we may on may 20th with mps staff, provided response to our business term sheet we initiated a frank and aimable discussion with regards to the next steps we ask them to reconsider the length of term more term makes for more uncertainty. they think they will rethink the term of their concession contract, the length of which will increase the prooichlt investment in the project we also asked them to look into other projects. the port service will prepare cost estimates for the bulkhead portions of the site the goal is to finalize these cost estimates by midsummer, then agree to when these improvements have to be made over the term and then who pays. once these elements are worked out we need to form a better sense of a fair compensation to the port with regar

i became aware of back in 2009, that is peer 96 at where recology, sf environment, the port supervisor max well at that time came together had a strong, cutting edge resource at the peer 96 resource recycling -- let's look for entry level jobs the first source of the program, let'ses find entry level jobs and connect the term is qualified economically disadvantaged residence with those opportunities, it was creative at that time it dug deep in identifying zip codes as to hunters point, and 134 in visitation valley and there is a lot of folks that came in through the entry level jobs and a lot of work molded upon that. with 2010, become key elements that supervisor avalos authorized, that is most successful of it's kind any war, a lot of that comes back to the work that does done at peer 96, for the work we do, we like to talk about jobs for xunts i'm wondering, in the process of going from point a, to b, in this new agreement, there is laning around first source hirement, i was wondering, if we can see an analogous, type of pround program, that was ground breaking if we might see a sim

the retaliation was not limited to service men peer. survivors were label troublemakers by superiors targeted to disciplinary action that was undeserved outer line with common practice. super propers moved victims to poor work assignments removed them to from their career traumatic and cause them to miss out on train examination deployments. survivors who had been on the career fast tract and received recognition for outstandings performance, suddenly found they were denied medals or given poor performance reviews. this made it more likely they other would not have their enlimits renewed or be administratively discharged. in interview after interview service members told us that reporting sexual assault marked the beginning of the end of their careers. in addition, some survivors faced court-martial or discipline for mine nor misconduct like underage dirk organize adultery that only came to the military's attention as a result of their coming forward to report sexual assault. this is not how a military that wants to end sexual assault t

it sounds like a lot of the work you do is from a peer-support model. right? peer assistance and refrerl. since a lot of services. you provide with seniors. and younger member have disabilities do you have staff for seniors with disabilities themselves. >> i can speak to my resource on aging. yes we do. all of the staff are reflective of the people we serve. for example. open house. that really caters to the lgbt community. they're located in the lgbt community service. and have people among their staff that identify with that population. >> thank you. >> one more [laughter]. >> just a quick comment. i know this year. when the program of free muni. people with disabilities. rolled out. your centerses. your resource centers. played an important role to getting people to understand the benefit that was out there. and to learn how to sign up for that. so i just want to thank you for that. it's been such a great program. i know the enrollment has far exceeded expectations. thank you for your good work. thank you. >> very well then. we will move onto public comment

on the street and let them come to school and -- >> would i be correct in assuming that power is in peer-to-peer collaboration and giving young people an example of how to be successful? emanuel: yes. >> am i correct in assuming that you are a police officer? antwane: yes ma'am. >> have you arrested anyone since you have been here? [laughter] jhukuruin: i haven't taken part in that. >> how does that role affect youth violence? >>4 i am in 8 -- jhukuruin: i am in a special role. i am a young police officer. a lot of kids are not thriving at school because they are scared to be at school. a lot of kids are not going to school because they are scared on the way to school. on the way home i know this because i would sweat. every day was a struggle. >> what would you say is one of the biggest accomplishments you have seen? your work and the work done by the city? jhukuruin: i love what my director has done introducing the cop program and identifying the problem and enforcing what we need to enforce and educating right behind so it is not strictly enforcement. people in hard uniforms. it is more of a

so it's the peer to peer neighbor to neighbor support. where you spread the knowledge and provide the

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global leaders and connect with industry peers. erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle are there, joined by greg fleming. good afternoon. erik: good afternoon and thank you. great to see you here. you have a lot of financial advisors here. the businesses that you oversee, wealth management and investment management have grown as a percentage of morgan stanley's revenue and profit, much more so than at other firms. that has created a business model for morgan stanley. what are the strengths and weaknesses of that business model as we look at the future of rising rates, questions about economic growth in the developed world, doubts about inflation? >> when you look at the businesses wealth and investment management, there are huge strengths. we are coming out of the crisis. regulators have not allocated more capital to those businesses.

he decided to start funding circle to secure funding through peer-to-peer lending.'s find out how the small companies are putting capital to work. sam is here, the cofounder and u.s. managing director of funding circle. >> 96 times, we cannot get a loan to save our life. >> had you say, i will be the guy running gyms, to lending practices. >> we have raised a lot of money for a variety of projects did it is crazy to us when we had this great jim, but could not get a $100,000 loan to save our lives here it was 2009. we saw the problem and realized there is a structural gap in the market. that inspired us to start with funding circle. stephanie: if you think about lending practices in 2008 and 2009 they were really tight from these organizations. those big banks seem to be advertising the welcoming of small businesses. is your business getting tougher to execute? >> smaller loans have gone down by 3.5%. our approach, which uses technology, it really means we can go out and serve the small businesses. >> the chairman of the senate banking committee wants to roll back s

a homeowner has major peer work to do. the fire protection district was hit just before 6:00 on sunday night. the lightning ripped open the roof and the storm blew out windows. no one was hurt the damages estimated at $15,000. a mylar bloom is to blame for cutting power to about 7600 customers of the cisco. without it started at about four car yesterday afternoon when the balloon drifted into power lines. it affected people living in the north beach area. power was restored about two hours later. but they want to remind people to secure mylar blooms with the weight to prevent such outages. there've been one point comes to cyber attacks is not a matter of if but when. the number of a global cyber attacks jumped 48%. researchers say all many major corporations are addressing cyber security issues than most small businesses are extremely movable. they conducted a survey and it says its results were startling. >> a lot of small businesses are not ready. they are not ready to face a cyber attack. they don't even know if they ha

his peers unsurprisingly were dubious, but as of 2014 scotland is at a 40-year low of violent crime. when in town, though, he likes to come here -- typical scottish fare, mother india -- for a lamb curry simmered in spicy tomato gravy served with traditional non-scottish bread. >> i know glasgow is a

and they find that with their peers, whether their peers adhere to the same ideology peers who attend the same places of worship people who go to school or college with them. but, you know, there is usually one or two individuals in their environment that ultimately supports them. and i've coined as peer pressure and peer support system where you have somebody who is not only supporting you in your endeavor, but also pressuring you to carry it out. and ideology is extremely strong. so, you know they need this kind of support system to make this ideology cement. >> waj, does it sound like he was particularly captivated by isis? was it blanket jihadism? what sense do you get? >> reporter: no, that's not the sense we're getting here. he's been cited as a pretty agnostic kid, which a lot of mixed roots kids in pakistan or anywhere frankly tend to be. he according to his friend never attended friday prayers at school which was pretty mandatory for most of the muslim kids. but he never attended those prayers. stuff like that. it wasn't there. his friends who were in touch with him tell us v

>> it wasn't peer reviewed at all. if you're not peer reviewed, you're not eve a blog, just an echo chamber. >> if your paper been peer reviewed, how long would it have taken for someone to either start laughing or toss it in the fire? >> definitely under 5 minutes. maybe two. >> 2 minutes really? so give me a couple of easy tipoffs that this was a hoax paper. >> easiest is nowhere in the paper do we show how many subjects we testified. except in the caution where we off handled le said that the control group had five people. >> give me another one. how about we didn't even keep track of what the control group eight. we just told people, spend a three-week period following a general low carb diet or not. >> so in the final analysis, these open access journals, are they junk that we should avoid or just keep our critical thinking hat on here? >> open access journals are just fine. open access is just a business model. and there are lots of business journals. it's hard to tell a difference. by design, you have these huxs

they can be serving as ambassadors for vision zero and spreading the word to their colleagues and peers. and we believe that we really need to integrate education into all of the other efforts. education effort on its own is not going to achieve vision zero. we need to have an integrated into capital projects. we need to have it integrated into enforcement and policy initiatives, any internal organizational trainings or public-private partnerships that we establish. utilizing our partners -- particularly the medical staff highlighting the human facing as supervisor mash had highlighted earlier. and doing some outreach and incorporating the muni drivers into the outreach that we do. however, we need to build the staff capacity in order to achieve this right now. we just don't have the people power to reach all of these aspects at this point in time. >> so again, i know that a couple of weeks ago, we had a budget hearing, and the budget needs of the education part of vision zero were discussed. those were about $2.5 million out of the total $6 million. not here to make the case again for

and bathroom and english classes nurse rooms and audience tomorrow's and after-school programs and peers and resources and important outside area and music romance and career centers and computer labs and library now in mandarin. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> further be it resolved this will be immediately implemented and upon approval of those resolutions now in spanish. >> (speaking spanish.) >> thank you very much for the official reading of the resolution i don't have any public speakers signed up oh i thought the speakers were part of presentation so we didn't have the cards. >> i'll allow 5 minutes but i announced earlier we have to have speaker cards before public comment so, please precede. >> hello i am yes ma'am i came here 9 years ago and currently in abdominal 12 grade senior i like to dance how we chose to topic we came up about how to improve muni we wanted to change to a healthy topic we divided the el students to introduce them so we know their struggles and how it is hard to do you want to this environment we created this resolution by surf and she helped us to brai

dozen references that refer to this as the best collective conference they go to much r5r9d by the peers so believe it or not in this is there is greenwich associates provides research among did pension fund clients with the satisfaction with their investment community and any pc ranks one and two and one and two overall for the last several years you'll see some of the recognized they've been given by the various third party's and it is quite a distinguished list with that i'm going to turn it over to bob and u nisz in his and i met with the consultant the consulting team those meeting and the aggregate 6 plus hours and also had several follow-up california's with various firms to clarify certain questions and meet internally amongst ourselves at various times with that i'm going to turn it over to my colleague. >> quick questions by the commission? seeing none, >> are we're going to have a chance to speak to this. >> are they here. >> yes. >> they plan to make in the board wishes about a 15 minute or so presentation followed by a q and a we'll take as long as the board needs regarding

we didn't have a blue ribbon panel they were genocide by the public and the community and by their peers and by their sproirpz and supervisors you were. >> nominated 349 principle nomination from the schools so congratulations for that we we're super excited (clapping) now through the selection process the solicitation of goodies for our teachers and principles we have amazing sponsors in the room i'm going to rattle off and stand for a warm gratitude because it is photocopy we talked about earlier how we don't take advantage to say thank you and everybody we called throughout the last couple of months and say thank you to everyone it is there is actually a little bit of connection ed pokes at people i can get better but it gets interesting i want to rattle off some the goodies you'll know what have have you'll get a cruise and that is a babylon tickets and the x mrochl gets tickets old navy and golden state warriors. >> (clapping.) so had a moment they're my boys the implicit warriors and the international america museum and pier 24 and working group bags works custom bags by the way it

we call you the big toe and richard carr san francisco district attorney we pick you like from our peers that's the nicest award of you'll when our people are recognizing you this is a feature in your cap to let our aunts and uncles know you one this award is there anything else i have to say this is a big agenda and in the end congratulations open being amazing and making our district wonderful. >> it concludes item c now d student delegate report we'll hear in the set the record straight student delegate report. >> question collaborated with commissioners sandra fewer and had discussion about the first reading we'll do today f

the company has invested in everything from pharmaceuticals to peer-to-peer lenders and now alibaba istnering with the ncaa and the pac-12 conference to stream the first men's season basketball game to be played in china. for more on what jack ma will be teaching the athletes, my guess join me. obviously basketball fans. jack ma seems very excited since he likes basketball. why the ncaa and the pac-12? guest: first of all, it is the pac-12. let me praise the commissioner for being a visionary. the chinese consumers, especially young consumers want exciting new content. our strategy is to bring the best in the world to china and bring the best of china to the world. the best basketball there is the pac-12, and we get to showcase china to a bunch of student athletes who will be entering the global economy very soon. emily: why is it important for you to partner with alibaba? guest: it's an exciting strategic partnership for us. we have multicultural, diverse student bodies and faculty from all over the world. research partnerships all over the world and china is an incredibly important m

serve public access and gangway with the water taxi and boating assess and the rehabilitation of the peerhe port and the city have good measures in place to measure that secretary standards will be followed this is not a tax credit project the terms are two short so taken as a whole he think the project is consistent with the public trust and will be creating fund approving the the project to help the commission make that finding so some of the trust faefshdz the project and then next steps back in front of the commission for the elaine mentions in the summer be back with an additional analysis who to pursue the investment we envision a july 2015 board of supervisors lease consideration and have been in do you have an opinion with the budget commission to get that date and the board of supervisors will also have to sign off 0 on the capital investment concludes the section. >> good afternoon. thank you for having us back i think the allotment i was up here i made a reference of being in the fourth quarter of a 49ers dame game i think we're in the fourth quarter but commissioner president

fowler, garcia another player go to playoff, fowler vest voted the most overrate bid his peers.that peers. nice mother's day gift. saw mom jumping up and down. victory worth $1.8 million. hey now. >> i think we have to call shu cinderella from now on. i got a cinderella vibe from that period. >> i just can't get the thought of the horse. the horse and then i was wondering, what's going on? what is about to happen here? >> never know with shu. >> that's correct. >> next at 6:00, age of just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. >> join us on kofy tv 20. a happy family reunion caught on video. then at 11:00 here on channel 7, dramatic rescue two men stuck in high flood waters in texas and they weren't the only ones. a look at how crews saved them. that tonight at 11:00. >>> the avengers age of ultron continues to dominate. it has made $312 million in the first ten

we try to make it a peer to peer relationship in terms of training. it's important. as you will note, our budget requests an increase of timely and dollars to support those reforms. senator: i will submit a question for the record. i would look forward to hearing what doj will be doing to provide relief to those convicted on the strength of inaccurate testimony. loretta lynch: that is an ongoing process and we are committed to working on that issue. senator boozman: i apologize for running back and forth. there are two things important to arkansas. we want to reauthorized the child nutrition program. we have a subcommittee going on in that regard. both of those things go together. it all flows together. in the smart crime initiative, and a you talked about how important that is. you request to a $47 million for resources on reducing impacts of the criminal justice system on committees. my understanding is i'm hearing from attorney generals throughout the country that the reality is there seems to be a directive coming down the terrorism and cybercrime is number one.

fowler, garcia another player go to playoff, fowler vest voted the most overrate bid his peers.e that peers. nice mother's day gift. saw mom jumping up and down. victory worth $1.8 million. hey now. >> i think we have to call shu cinderella from now on. i got a cinderella vibe from that period. >> i just can't get the thought of the horse. the horse and then i was wondering, what's going on? what is about to happen here? >> never know with shu. >> that's correct. >> next at 6:00, age of >> join us on kofy tv 20. a happy family reunion caught on video. then at 11:00 here on channel 7, dramatic rescue two men stuck in high flood waters in texas and they weren't the only ones. a look at how crews saved them. that tonight at 11:00. >>> the avengers age of ultron continues to dominate. it has made $312 million in the first ten days tying the dark night for second fastest to reach the mark. still behind the ten-day total for the first avengers movie. hot pursuit earned 13 million in its debut after getting shelled by critics. the age offed aline, furious 7 and paul blart top five, han

we call you the big toe and richard carr san francisco district attorney we pick you like from our peers that's the nicest award of you'll when our people are recognizing you this is a feature in your cap to let our aunts and uncles know you one this award is there anything else i have to say this is a big agenda and in the end congratulations open being amazing and making our district wonderful. >> it concludes item c now d student delegate report we'll hear in the set the record straight student delegate report. >> question collaborated with commissioners sandra fewer and had discussion about the first reading we'll do today for the cpr we want to thank her for that i want to make sure oh, as caution that the resources are allocated for training the teachers fast for full-time and to coordinate the program for the cpr training equipment and elevations to make sure the students liked it and understood it and went along with it also the fcc is proud to welcome this solution and hewe got together to discuss this policy we want to thank the wellness initiative policy team and also the achi

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so it was peer thing that your peer -- and there was a little card bob recommends -- bob -- bob recommends this book because whatever. so i don't know if that's something that would go over well in your library. >> break -- there's no -- do you have any clues. >> well, sometimes the diverse book covers tend to be the back of the head, which is very, very complicated, and also one of the biggest complication is experienced recently is the living. i it was an honor and the sticker is not on the book, and that was maybe a choice that was made. it's very complicated how to feel about that. >> i know -- publishers say we don't want to put a black boy on the cover or put a girl on the cover. i have placed those books and they get picked up the same day. >> i do have a story that i tell. i was once at a barnes & nobles and there was also white girl reading "the mighty miss malone. "which has a beautiful brown cover, and it's a great book, and she was totally absorbed. she was a chapter in at least and her mother came over to her and said, no, dear, that's not for you and took the book right out o

i know washington has a great wellness center that does peer to peer mental health counseling that is a model of how to build support from school and i think richmond area for helping develop that model. i know the school district has a great school health prm that helpwise the families and school communities and know our city also supported wellinoussenters and community based modelsism the defundsing of community health leave us in a situation where many families and young people don't have the support they need from our community mental health system. i think the work by richmond [inaudible] and washington high school need much more support and did want to say that as we look to the expansion of the childrens #23u7bd thanks to the voters of san francisco i urge the department of children, youth and families to strongly evaluate the type of of support for multicultural mental health service frz the young people. i also want to say as we look at mental and behavioral health we need to look at communities like the richmond district which may be seen as a model minority district but we