. >> this is a powerpoint. >> so as a recap, my understanding is that it's still the intention of the rpd and the commission to introduce an additional 100 tons of the chemical no another san francisco children's play area. i believe these figures are correct. you have been duly informed on many occasion and aware a tox toxologist from centers for disease control predicted in ten years that people exposed to the chemicals would start to develop cancer. this was in 2007. and that, in fact since 2014 of users of the fields developing cancers. despite these facts you have dismissed the health warnings and instead have repeatedly embarked on actions that financially benefit your long time business associates at field turf target, inc., oc jones and sons, inc. and others by awarding them contracts worth tens of millions of dollars to install these fields. it is to be expected while your associates profit handsomely, the parents the children who live these field who live next to them will pay a price from the chemical combinations that will inevitably circulate in their children's bloodstre

powerpoint? sfgtv? >> it's on. >> test -- since 2008 this commission has known that over 25% of tire chrome infill is listed as known to cause cancer by the state of california. as you also know the tire chrome that this commission has authorized for years contained hundreds of chemicals and an alarming list of cancer cases associated is being compiled nationally. i sadly have to report that this list has grown considerably since you are last updated. the list significantly know includes identical twin sisters twins who did almost everything together except that the soccer playing twin who was regularly exposed to tire chrome has contracted cancer twice. while her identical twin cheerleader sister, who was not exposed has shown no sign of cancer and, in fact serves as her bone marrow donor. this is medically significant. despite scientific research that has been submited for years from the public, as well as toxicity medical specialists this commission and the rpd continue to rely on questionable report

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commissioner commissioner marshall asked last month i have a brief powerpoint presentation i know that everyone is waiting on the other presentation so i'll move through this pretty quickly. >> >> so if you look at your screens and there's copies of this presentation for the public over on the table. we've been working with our community so obviously working with our community is a huge priority. in 1994 the defendant came up in 1994 the department came up with the cops general order and established the first policing general order in the history of the san francisco police department in september of 2011 and this policy established consistent philosophy and organizational strategies again with significant community input and members are held accountable to to and violations of this order would be a matter and source of complaint referred to occ and established radio code 421 for positive youth interaction and followed that with a citizen community engagement radio code so that we can better track when officers are contacting people and such information sought by this commission. as fa

. >> if we could get the powerpoint, please. >> andrew smothers with the property management division and i'm here to present on the discussion and possible action to approve a request for a temporary art installation in civic center plaza from april 10th through may 3rd. the art gallery of at taiwan is requesting permission to install a exhibition in section with the lpga swinging centers golf tournament. it's a depiction of artwork similar in scope to the proposal this year that was staged in and around the golf course for last year's tournament. the current proposal for this year contemplates 19 vibrantly painted sculptures. the sculptures are not be permitted to be placed on the turf in any way, nor would they impede the egress of the plaza. the department is requiring that the art installation be structurally anchored to wood pedestals. they are stainless steel pilings and protrude outward. in addition, a structural engineering report certifying that the existing concrete slab is adequate to support the weight of the installation is a condition precedence to any permit issued by

. >> powerpoint, please. >> i included -- before getting into that, in your writing in the report i read that the settlement work completed included the alteration of the ramps and handrails and also included the modification of the geary street entrance to provide accessible entry and improvement of signage and maps. that was the lawsuit work. the enhancement work, which you see on the screen over there, and actually it shows in order of the description i'm going to make; includes new granite protection at stage terrace and additional handrail and adjacent steps. new, removable stainless steel at the edges, new curbs along the geary street pathway. that does not include the area where the central subway work is undergoing. the provision of the infill concrete step stones and handrails at geary street pathway, along the planting and sitting areas, the central subway area is not included either. new detection -- handrails adjacent to the path of travel. new improved, lighting and conformed face plate covers. now ada trench covers, guide rails at geary street, garage entry and additional h

i have copies of our powerpoint and also edgewood has some letters of support from their neighbors. >> and i have dr. young and dr. anderson here from edgewood. i don't know if you need more. okay. here you go. okay. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you so much for hearing us today. let me start out by why we're hear and what we're requesting. we're here to request the board of supervisor to designate a

freewheeling, candid discussion, a major brainstorming session without the usual protocol, for instance powerpointesentations were banned, and to quote one senior defense official, this was "a breath of fresh air." >> "the guardian" focuses on drone warfare. >> we keep hearing about this, especially raised by pakistan, u.s., yemen, etc. who is behind the wheel or the joystick actually? take a look in "the guardian," a fascinating in-depth look at the life of a draw an operator. these drone operators are operating these drones thousands of miles away, behind the safety of the screen, but "the guardian" wonders -- is there a human cost of this remote-controlled combat? according to the article, there is a psychological cost, some quite chilling quotes from these drone operators, for instance one says drone warfare consists of hours and days of crushing boredom, peng shuai to bite a few moments of stark terror -- boredom, punctuated by a few moments of stark terror. there is no reset button. >> there's a lot of controversy at the moment for comments made associating young muslims with violence. tell

i have copies of our powerpoint and also edgewood has some letters of support from their neighbors. >> and i have dr. young and dr. anderson here from edgewood. i don't know if you need more. okay. here you go. okay. >> thank you. >> okay. thank you so much for hearing us today. let me start out by why we're hear and what we're requesting. we're here to request the board of supervisor to designate a facility for children and youth in san francisco who are in psychiatric crisis. at 5151 designation for the crisis unit will allow youth in psychiatric crisis to be taken to a specialized youth oriented facility. you are probably wondering what this unit does. it provides care in a family setting and psychiatric care providing linkage and case management for follow up services and behavioral stabilization to avoid psyche emergency services. this is a 23-hour facility and most of our psychiatric hospitals for children and youth are out of county we have one facility in san francisco that's saint marys but that only takes children 12 and older we have no facilities for children in the city f

i think it's different versions of powerpoint is causing that. that wasn't in the version we completed. but interesting here that they are roughly equally spaced. the one-time cost there, 29 piece, is really bits and pieces of the other 3 seismic backlog and renewal, mostly concentrated in pier 70. so mostly what you're looking at in one-time costs are pier 70 structures. i like this chart because it highlights what we do with our money depends on where we get it from. if it's our own money it's internally generated we tend to fix stuff that we already have, trying to take care of what we've got. when they come externally primarily from development there's much more emphasis on enhancing the waterfront. a more detailed look at our funding sources. that development projects add 295 million still is the largest chunk of our external funding sources. on the internal side it is remarkable that the port capital budget is now the biggest piece of the pie there. that will vary from year to year based on the tenant improvement, those kind of go up and do

. >> that's correct, the powerpoints are available and it was recorded. >> thank you. >> commissioners, anybody else has a comment, we'll move on. >> commissioners item 6, election of officers. >> well, the names have -- the renominated commissioners have been submitted to the board of supervisors. the rules committee is meeting on the 12th at 11:00 to consider them. so for the same reasons that i suggested last meeting we postpone the election, i again suggest that we do so that we know who is actually on the historic preservation commission. so let me say we should know on the 12th whether anything is controversial or whether it's going to go on to the board of supervisors, whether it will be hearing, what they are going to do. so i suggest we continue this again perhaps till the first meeting in march. >> then if i might, commissioner hyland already said he's going to be missing that first meeting in march, so maybe we do the second meeting in march. >> second meeting in march will be fine. >> it will take a couple weeks to calendar in rules, whether controversial or not to go forwa

you might discover somewhere along the way here, while i am delivering a powerpoint presentation, powerpoint is not my friend. the young man in the back of this room named memphis. memphis is my friend. [laughter] so, we will start out -- [video clip] >> the first foreign agent ever planted inside the cia -- karl was arraigned today in court. karl koecher was born in czechoslovakia 50 years ago, charged with passing u.s. secrets and the names of intelligence agents to the communist homeland. the fbi said he was trained to become a mole inside the cia. he worked for the agency from the 1970 -- >> from 1973 for 20 years. he worked in the united states for 20 years, spying for the czechoslovakian intelligence service, which meant spying for the kgb and the russians because it was a direct line. it went through czechoslovakia but his real masters were back in moscow. koecher was a very interesting man. he was an intellectual. he was firmly pro-communist in his police. -- in his beliefs. he was born in bratislava in 1934. he was hired by the czechoslovakian intelligence service relatively early t

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. >> i reviewed a powerpoint presentation you presented to a large number of rhode island leaders about the daunting task ahead for the next four years growing budget gap protection combined with a stagnating economy, 47th in unemployment among the 50 states, lack of investment in job creation. the conclusion is you have to invest more in job creation. how are you going to do that with a punch -- with a budget gap? >> i tell people i really have to thread the needle on this. i am facing a huge budget deficit. to give you a sense of what we are dealing with, rhode island has one of the weakest economies in the nation. it might be a surprise to you because we are nestled between new york and boston. we ought to be a thriving economy, but we are not. we were crushed when the manufacturing sector left and we didn't position ourselves for a high-growth industry. i am in the position where we are facing a $200 million shortfall. the instinct would be to cut. except you can't just cut. you can't cut your way to prosperity or job creation. we have to cut in the areas where we spend too much or