. >> i have a power point presentation. in addition, because we are involved in environmental regulation of land use in many ways, i've provided a background document for you as l.l. as other members of the board with other details to review when you can. my presentation today is going to be roughly organized as follows. i will provide you with a very general ethical principles that we follow in all of our environmental health issues when related to regulation or environmental health assessments. i will provide some examples of the regulations and the environmental assessment work and some case studies. third, i will discuss some of the challenges that we encounter while we are doing some of the controversies, and that is how we address compliance and we have challenges. it will provide a very general overview and i fully expect many questions. so i will move through the power point right now starting with the general and ethical principles. these relate to both the environmental health assessments. many of these are well-

as we go through the power point what i would ask is i should go through it and take questions at thed. but where there are errors, it is the errors based on not the best information, it is not intentional and we tried to get as we could at hundreds of meetings trying to get the information correct. so, forgive us where there are errors. i will start with the presentation. as far as background on the southeast community facility, this slide says the community effort was begun in the late 1970's. let's start with late 1960's. when you talk this effort was an effort unlike others in that it was led by the community and the community was able to secure the resources at the state and federal level for most of the money required for the facility and it was part of the expansion of the facility and in the context of members saying we have been disproportionately impacted and we don't want another facility in our community so it was built led by the community as part of that hit -- around the mitigation of the expansion of the plant. as we talked about what was promised we often brodie -- br

. >> my honorable friends makes an extremely powerful point in a powerful way. i think we have to be clear about what is happening here. there is a fire storm, if you like that, that is engulfing parts of the media, parts of the police, and indeed our political system's ability to respond. what we must do in the coming days and weeks think above all of the victims like the downing family watching this today and make doubly sure we dependent to what happens and prosecutor those who are guilty. [cheering] >> mr. speaker, yesterday, i met the family of milli douler, what about happened to them, the hacking of their daughter's phone, and the terrible treatment at the hands of the mys of the world. i'm sure the whole house will want to pay tribute to the courage and bravery. [here] >> does the prime minister agree it's an insult to the family the rebekah brooks who was the editor of the "news of the world" is still at her post? >> i made clear, she was right to resign. the resignation should have been accepted. there needs to be route and branch change. i think it's

. >> you sent us a power point presentation.nd then we'll have some video and we'll get a story on who lived at the veterans home there. so our viewers can take a look. but this is a veterans home for those who served bravely, but there is a place on the grounds that is for family members who many can't afford a hotel room when they visit their loved ones. >> exactly. >> we need renovate the facility. >> yes. host ho hostess house. it was first thought of by an army nurse and she realized there was no place for families or friends to come and visit the veterans there, particularly ones in the hospital and they out to have a place. so she started out to find some funding. and she made it. and by 1952, they had their first guests in an eight unit hostess house. >> and you're doing a great job renovating this facility. how badly does it need renovation? >> it's not up to par by government regulations. and more importantly, the town of yountville has nothing but very high he said hotels and restaurants. out of the reach of most peop

tavis: you raise a powerful point. i want to come back to you in a second. i want to talk about public policy. how much of what is not being said today is really about the pain and suffering that everyone is connected to use suffers as well? >> exactly. my children did not deserve what happened to them in 1987. i have custody of a nine-year- old son. i was divorced. my mom and dad did not deserve that burden. 25 years later, i have grandchildren that a desperate living in a small farming community, where my family was born and raised, they have that stigma. i have not been officially pardoned. i just think if the governor pardoned guilty people, what is the problem with pardoning innocent people? what voter would have a problem with that? tavis: let's talk public policy. illinois seems to be ground central. for this issue. all across america, there are wrongfully convicted individuals, many of them sitting on death row. what do we do about this issue? >> we have to address poverty. we bail out the banks. they're driven by greed and lack of oversight. 100,000

we have a power point of all the action items that have been put forth this morning and this afternoon. this is our call to action. >> so one of the recommendations was to have direct community canvases to find out what programs they want. >> okay. and we have to start antiviolence and awareness to elementary kids. >> needs programming of transportation and better coordination of school times and muni. >> have programs to nurture people's emotional development. >> need more coordination between cbo and other agencies for successful outcomes. >> currently, funding is insufficient

we have a power point of all the action items that have been put forth this morning and this afternoon. this is our call to action. >> so one of the recommendations was to have direct community canvases to find out what programs they want. >> okay. and we have to start antiviolence and awareness to elementary kids. >> needs programming

. >> if you are asked in seeing those statistics, we will have the power point at www.dot st public defender.org to make them available. i am excited to introduce each of of the panelists. if we described all of the achievements we would here all day. it's available online on the website. the first is bianca, she is the junior at thorough good marshall high school. she the part of the united players who is in the house here. and we came to meet bianca when she started interning. so thank you for being a part of this. carlos garcia is the super intendent of the city and county. we are so lucky to have him in san francisco. we served in the fifth faster growing school system in clark county. he worked as a principle including horace man in san francisco. thank you very much super intendent for being here. nathaniel ford is the director of the transportation authority. prior to joining the municipal authority. he served for the atlantic authority for 5 years. he started as a train conductor in the new york city transit system. let's give it up for director ford. jim dierck is a principle, but not o

i am going to go through a power point presentation. ok, so a bit of background. in march 2005, the san francisco department of elections began an rfp process. in the same years, of course, following the 2000 presidential election and subsequent years when we were requesting across the country, deborah brown requested her top to bottom review. and the security concerns with all systems then in use in california. at the same time in san francisco, citizens here were also wanting input into the city selection process. a variety of questions were raised about how the city could acquire the best possible systems that have the highest level of integrity, transparency, and independence. in december 2007, the city did make a decision, selecting sequoya voting systems. sequoia was subsequently purchased by dominion. it is the voting system that has been in use since the february 2008 election. even though the city made the decision, the board of supervisors did want additional strategic guidance about how the next generation voting system could better take into account th

reclaim western christian come from the infidels, and two, the shooters's knights templar 2083 power point paying tribute to charles the emperor to vlad the impaler. now, obviously i would have more sympathy for the... [laughter] obviously i would have more sympathy for the fox rapid response team's nuanced concerns if their plea to distinguish violence proclaim in the name of a religion from the practitioners and tenets of said religion were applied to, uh, let's say more than just one lidge -- religion. bill o'reilly is very clear as to why this norway killer is christian. >> breivik is not a christian. that's impossible. no one believing in jesus commits mass murder. there is no evidence this man was a member of a church. no evidence that he had anything to do with the christian faith. we can find no evidence, none, that this killer practiced christianity in any way. they call him a christian because he says he is? come on. [laughter] >> jon: come on! and let me say this in defense of mr. o'reilly, isn't it enough for one man to have the burden of determining who amongst us is either a

i have attached the methodology that we use and i did not included in the power point because this is pretty long. if you have questions on a specific standard of care and the methodology that we use, i would be happy to answer those questions. the shelter sites are conducted during the second and third quarter. the standards of care. in the second quarter, there was 32 standards of care and complaints filed. the committee conducted five investigations and for them to the department of public health with recommendations on the violations. in the third quarter, there was 57 complaints filed. the committee also investigated those complaints and then we've lowered our findings to the departments of public health. the inspection findings for october through december. 76% of the sides inspected either did not have an emergency disaster plan or did not conduct the emergency fill -- emergency bill. 37% did not have access to tokens. what i wanted to do just to have a visual is a breakdown of the site inspection violations for the second quarter. when we to our inspections, there are four cat

. >> we will put it up on the web site, along with the power point as well. supervisor weiner: -- supervisor elsbernd: thank you. can i ask you to come up? >> thank you. supervisor elsbernd: if you can give us an outline of for the comptroller is. >> sure, supervisor. and the director of the budget for the controller's office. there is a need for a controller's letter. we received actuarial analysis yesterday. we also been in dense. -- we also have amendments. we need to have more costing available by the next measure. supervisor elsbernd: madam clerk, as i understand it, the chairmwoman has scheduled a special meeting of the rules committee for tuesday at 9:30? >> that is correct. supervisor elsbernd: so this item will be moved to the special meeting, tuesday at 9:30. >> excuse me, supervisor. it is 9:00. supervisor elsbernd: 9:00. are there any other items on the agenda? >> [unintelligible] supervisor elsbernd: we will get another opportunity for members of the public to comment. thank you. a lot of members of the public have been winning a longtime. i woul

i think he's had a couple of very powerful points, fredricka. and the bottom line is that he has been going for a little bit over two hours. i think richard and i agree that we're not going see very much more. >> yeah. >> and then at that point we're probably looking at least another two hours. so when judge perry says instructions the charges will be tomorrow, that's right. the question is how long the rebuttal is going to be by prosecution. and i have a hunch we're probably talking about another two hours after jose baez gets done. >> oh my goodness. okay, so gentlemen, let's revisit the prosecution. early this morning they were first up in their closing statements. this is some of what was said. >> the only way casey's lies work is if caylee isn't talking. caylee is 2 1/2, almost 3. she is starting to become verbal. she is starting to talk. caylee is not going to cooperate. she can't. she doesn't know enough to lie. at some point, caylee is going to say something. >> so richard, jeff ashton has to hope that these are the words that are going

>> my honorable friend makes an extremely powerful point. i think we have to be clear about what is happening. there is a firestorm that is engulfing parts of the media, parts of the police, and political system's ability to respond. what we must do in the coming days and weeks is to think of all of the victims who are watching this today and to make doubly sure that we get to the bottom of what happened and we prosecute those who are guilty. >> about what happened to them, the hawking of the dr.'s found and be terrible treatment of "news of the world." does the prime minister agree with me that it is an insult to the family that rebekah brooks is still in her post at news international? >> i is married -- i have made very clear that the resignation should have been accepted. there is to be changed at this entire organization. it is now becoming increasingly clear that everybody wanted to separate what was happening at news international and what is happening that is simply not possible. what is happened to this company is disgraceful. it ha

trina is going to get the power point ready, but i have a hard copy as well. i'm want to submit that. as a train and mentioned, i am the interim executive director of the north of market/tenderloin community benefit district. our community benefit district provides cleaning, beautification, and safety services in the tenderloin neighborhood. we have a board of directors that governs the organization. it is a 13 member board. we just had our annual meeting where we elected a new board members. this board is comprised of seven property owners, three business owners, and three residents. we currently have a vacancy in the property owner category. as you can see, we have a pretty good cross-section of the tenderloin that is represented on our board. we have st. anthony's, ymca, rescue mission, hospitality house, 118 jones, a private residence, tenderloin housing clinic, a nightclub, and a grocery. we also have three residents on the board who are residents of the tenderloin. we structure our organization with committees. we have the executive /organization committ

what i want to emphasize is that the three-year projections, the numbers that were shown in the power point from last tuesday, are consistent with the numbers in the second reading document. in case you were wondering whether these numbers have changed since last tuesday, the answer is no. we can explain what the adjustments are that were made. vice president yee: things for the explanation. last week, i was looking at those numbers only and was not comparing it. i do not need any detailed information. a general explanation is fine. >> the numbers in the presentation are the numbers of the second reading after the book went to print for the first reading. there were some corrections that were found and incorporated in the second reading. they are primarily corrections to some revenue numbers. for instance, the revenue number changed a little bit because the first reading had a $488,000 pass-through of rainy day reserves to the charter schools. then i did a report that was an oversight on my part of not incorporating that as a line- item expenditure. so the second reading is an attempt to ma

the gentleman for blackburn has made powerful points about this. there was a report to the government calling for the fees to be banned. i'm sympathetic to this. i know my friend, the justice secretary is too, we hope to make some progress. >> will the prime minister, if asked, give evidence to the judge-led public inquiry that he is setting up today? >> of course. the point about the inquiry, which i'll be announcing in a moment or two, it will be judge led, it will take it's powers from the inquiry acts, it'll be able to call people under oath, and there is vital. there are three pillars. this is the issue of police corruption, the issue of what happened at the media, and also questions for politicians, past, present, and future. >> matthew hancock. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituents are increasingly concerned about the deepening problems in the eurozone. will the prime minister reassure me he is doing everything he can to keep us out of it and to urge the eurozone to act? >> my friend is right. we have to stay out of the eurozone. being

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