be doing privying. lifting heavy objects off of a doll and giving iv and turning off utilities. we are building you up to the hand's on scenario. >> what do you do? let's say you feel a tremor and it's going to shake, what are you going to do? all right. 40 people said -- >> where we going to go? >> under a table. >> [laughter]. >> going to be survival of the fitef. fittest. if you have a table go under the table. look above you, what's going to fall. what's going to hit your head. most of the chairs decent. if you are in a movie theatre or stadium what do you do? the same thing. these chairs are not heavy dutiy but covering your head is most important. if it's an empty room go against the wall and cover your head. a lot of cut in disaster heads and arms will get cut. those you can control the bleeding where as the head injury is harder. cover your head, the most important thing to do. we cover, beaware. 15 seconds. in the marina people said it felt like a minute. if you are covering yourself under the table and it's shaking what will happen in 30 seconds? you look up, where's t

eon the top right you are lookig down into the privy before we excavate it. we do this intend t 10-12 20 centimeter increments. the bottom right, this is on the north side of that thomanotomas. these are what the old structures look like. this is what they look like when we see them. also we included a photograph. you are really seeing the boy on the bottom left of where of would beryl had been buried here. you can see where the remnants of the wood around the outside and the hoops that would have held it together. we have removed the artifacts. you could see were the feature was located. these are primarily in santa. that is what it looks like in the field for us as we are excavating.

eon the top right you are lookig down into the privy before we excavate it. we do this intend t 10-12 20 centimeter increments. the bottom right, this is on the north side of that thomanotomas. these are what the old structures look like. this is what they look like when we see them. also we included a photograph. you are really seeing the boy on the bottom left of where of would beryl had been buried here. you can see where the remnants of the wood around the outside and the hoops that would have held it together. we have removed the artifacts. you could see were the feature was located. these are primarily in santa. that is what it looks like in the field for us as we are excavating. all of these items are in the exhibit at to a one mission right now. this is what is coming out of those features that we just showed you. these are all from the historic address of 47 mina. this was a historic laundromat. the workers also lived at the laundry where they worked. these are things that we are recovering from the rear yard. these are pretty utilitarianism stone wh

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i am not going to say i am not privy to information but i think i would be remiss if i just jump overin that boat. i got to win this game this weekend and that is what my number one responsibility is. >> do you think the raiders make the playoffs? >> oh, i don't know.

if you have agricultural interests, you want to stay privy to the weather report. temperatures are going to drop to the 20s for three or more hours in many many cities throughout the bay. bring in the sense plants and pets. variable winds in santa rosa. we look good across the board. 20 miles per hour sustained wind speed. it's a little gusty. the wind advisory that was in place has been canceled because the winds are starting to relax. expect breeze vi conditions throughout the hills today. you'll be using the heater through the next couple of nights. very cold conditions. temperatures dropping to the 20s. by wednesday a little bit of fog returns. the clear skies make way to very cold mornings. already at 29 in gilroy. so temperatures round out like this. 49 in oakland. 46 in novato. 37 right now in santa rosa. expecting to drop off through the next couple of hours. 52 degrees at 11:00 a.m. in concord. 54 in hayward. 56 degrees as you break for lunch in san jose. that's the warmest time of the day. if you want to get outside, that's your time to do so. as i said b

official statement, and as i understand it, our staff has not seen the official statement, so we are not privy to the terms of the bond or the proposed bond, and there are issues for me as a director, which include the scope and budget of each rauch and hal the repayment will be allocated among those. frankly, the last thing would be that we should not really close with a lease terms until the bond actually closes. thank you. chairman nolan: anyone else but like to come forward on all items 11 through 15? seeing none. that afternoon. >> good afternoon, chairman nolan, vice chairman lee, secretary. i just want to commend those with the revenue finance bond issuance. as you have heard, the garages are in dire need of a lot of capital improvements, and the corporation has actually tried to submit capital improvements at the annual budget reviews, but unfortunately, it gets denied. the denials deal with the structural facility assessments, which i understand are now being drafted. there are six issues that were identified by the parking corporations, and we have come to a conclusion that these are

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there was one minor vandalism which i'm not privy to discuss right now. there's been no use of force by our officers and no one has been injured. thank you. >> with that, we'll be happen foy take some questions. >> mayor, can you speak to the bottom line and oakland and how important the support is? do you have any numbers? figures? >> well, clearly the port of oakland is unique in the sense that many urban areas have lost their good-paying blue collar jobs. a few cities still have these vibrant ports. oakland is particularly important to the country because we are the only port in the country, i believe, that exports more than we import, that we're particularly critical for the agriculture shipments. so that's why one of the reasons even a half day delay can cost loss to agriculture producers to we believe 800,000 jobs across the country are linked to the port of oakland because a lot of shipment of goods, west of the mississippi come through the port of oakland, and for this city in particular, that's been particularly hard hit by the recession. one of

were you privy to such conversations in your high school between different kids? >> repeat the question. >> i guess their perceptions about what opportunity they were afforded. >> the kids, the international network for public schools is the organization that oversees all of these international high schools, and a model for the network is opening doors to the american dream. and the kids took this motto so literally, i cannot even play. it was amazing and inspiring. i met, you know, the first year i was there reporting the prom story there is a chinese boy who, to our kids want to be doctors, lawyers, engineers. there was a chinese boy who was unwavering in his dream to be the next dog whisperer. [laughter] and he really went after it. i mean, and like in terms with his dog rumor. this is what he wanted to depict a year of the reporting for the book, that was a boy from togo africa who wanted to be as watches and an actor. both, like at the same time. and i said i don't know what is happening with zoology. is going to university of vermont now, but he won the sein

>> i have not been privy to all the discussions on those changes. what i would say from talking to the america's cup organizing committee and the folks working on the sponsorship and fundraising side, there are optimistic about reaching their goals. part of the challenge has been putting together a picture of what is people are buying into as sponsors or giving money as philanthropic donations. i think we are helping out forward in terms of moving forward. here is what the project looks like. i think as you know, coming back to the board, there is an initial target of $12 million of philanthropic fund raising that the acoc is charged a phrasing. there will demonstrate that $12 million to say we will continue to raise funds. i do not want to conflate the corporate sponsorship peace with the philanthropic peace. that is part of the cooperation between the organizing committee and the event authority. making sure they are not stepping on each other's toes. we want to make sure that -- local funders who could give to the philanthropic pace, that comes t

we have not designed their networks, we're not privy to their internal data. our role is to simply look at this. there may be someone else at at&t who can address that but that was not within our task. supervisor campos: that raises the question of what is the relevance of that because you do have in the guidelines that are promulgated if section 8.1, one of the things that is identified is the desire of a co-location. so i'm wondering what at&t has to say in response to that. >> and i'll turn the microphone back to at&t. but let me point out there, i think ms. rodgers was right on when she said that those are separate issues. one is, is there necessity, is the system, as presently configured, running at capacity, and that's a separate issue from how you go about identifying a site that can overcome that and provide additional capacity. >> if you don't understand mind, supervisor, i have gordon, can answer that for you. here. >> good afternoon, i'm gordon spencer with at&t. i guess it's kind of a general question but there are several aspects that go into the

now they are privy to all the technology, stealth, the sensors, et cetera that were on board that.hat someone could get into our communications network. we are not saying not. but drones don't just land. you can see the juan in the seychelles that just crashes, it's not an easy thing to land a drone. we should be very, very concerned and it is a huge intelligence loss. alisyn: maybe i have read too many spy novels, but shouldn't these drones have self-destruct buttons if they slip into the wrong handle that we could activate? >> they do. the second global hawk we lost in the test phase was because someone hit destruct and it went into a spin. they got into our command and control, they disconnected our network and they were flying it. that wasn't going happen. that's why it's such a serious issue and we should be very, very concerned about it. alisyn: now that iran is privy to the technology and information they here to more didn't have, now what? >> the fact is, the iranians cannot use that technology per se, the russians and the chinese can. as we know from their stealth fighter

i don't think any of us has the tools to be privy to that much information. it's too much, i think.don't do it. i don't believe it. >> dave: but it's like the guy, the biz stone guy who invented twit we are his buddy there and i said what do i care justin bieber bought a slurpee?" (laughter) do we care? but what about... somebody must be driving in your family now, right? one of the girls? >> georgia, she's 15. she's just about to start driver's ed. but it's cool. i was... i always think about what i'm supposed to do with my kids. i remember when she was six i took her to the park and not only did i let her steer, i actually let her drive. i shouldn't even be saying this. (laughter) but there was nobody there, it was like a sunday morning and i said listen, there's two pedals down there, the one on the right don't push that one, you push the one on the left if you're going to push any pedal at all. as soon as you let your foot off the brake it's going to go. i'm going to standout side the car and jog next to you and tell you what to do. (laughter) she was fine. >> dave: (laughs) oh,

limit to be what it is and make that determination, but that is something that i can't, i don't have privy to make a decision based upon. so i understand that people don't like it. they're not happy about this. again, the real choice rests with the bureau of jewish education that can always make a different decision because, just because we pass this conditional use doesn't require them to do it, but i think from our standpoint, we have kind of exhausted the issues that we can on this point. i just, i just would say that -- it does concern me. i work in technology and it does concern me that the kind of hysteria a little bit about this issue because i think while there might be some legitimate concerns, i think that to ratchet the conversation up to the level that it's been is really, it is scary, i can understand why people are scared and i understand that people have different cultural lives and places and things that have happened to them that might influence how they feel about this, but i would just say that, i mean, as a school and really studying the science and having the kids look

i am speaking to from chicago and not from either damascus so i don't claim to have time to be privy rather than cite information about what's happening internally in syria your reporters are doing a good job i think covering that aspect of the crisis my concern is more what is happening in the region in general and what internal developments which may not remain so starkly internal inside syria for time for the region and also the pattern of destabilization overthrows of the overthrow of governments throughout the arab world so far this year we have to recall the three arab countries of north africa tunisia egypt and libya of experience or gene change so far this year and at the price it seems well underway in both the government and syria so what we're looking at is a pattern of. forcible you know what may initially started these low protests that end up being quite violent as in the case of libya where nato intervenes on the top of the opposition and where the very very old prospect of thier replication of the model being employed in syria exist at the moment and we're also no i t

limit to be what it is and make that determination, but that is something that i can't, i don't have privy to make a decision based upon. so i understand that people don't like it. they're not happy about this. again, the real choice rests with the bureau of jewish education that can always make a different decision because, just because we pass this conditional use doesn't require them to do it, but i think from our standpoint, we have kind of exhausted the issues that we can on this point. i just, i just would say that

however, to find that in the side of a privy since to be unique. most of these artifacts for founded near these street crossings. more could be found. these will be on display until january, on mission street. admission is free. reggie clark, kron 4 news. >>ysabel: still to come, reggie cool martha, thank you reggie kumar >>marty: we will take a live look out side ficalm winds right now. we will have your full forecast. . (male announcer) live from the bay area news channel, this is the kron 4 news. >>ysabel: 7:30 windy you can see san francisco on the left. not bad. and 2,100 ft. up. >>marty: we are expecting breezy conditions to continue at least through mid morning. janu has the full forecast. >>janu: good morning. we have a live look at the bay bridge and the camera is shaking. we have another windy day. we will see those winds subside a bit. temperatures today are not going to be as high as yesterday. clear, dry, for the rest of the work week next week. however, for the high wind advisory indicated by the blue. the oakland hills, the north bay

she was privy to executive branch decision making and all of that would be put into play and felt it would be too dangerous for any president. i was a little surprised at her nomination. and i'm not going to sit in judgment on justice kagan as to whether or not she should have removed herself from a particular case. i think it looks a little odd, quite frankly. i'll leave it at that. >> well, then, as a general proposition -- [laughter] >> do you fill that the supreme court should be subject to the same code of official conduct and what would the chief justice do if he feels there is some improper ethical conduct? >> i had a student just a couple of days ago asking can the chief justice remove another justice from hearing a particular case. and my answer was, i wasn't sure, but i didn't think so. my memory is and maybe you can correct me on this, this is left up to the individual justice and fortunately for this country, most cases and virtually every case, the justices have done the right thing, reckfiesing it's not enough. just the appearance of impropriety hurts the institution of

information is discussed at the hearing then it's considered sensitive material that the press is not privy to seeing it discussed but even aside from that just take a listen to the massive restrictions that have been placed on. the press is allowed to cover this hearing josh gerstein over politico at least pointed this out and so for that we thank him aside from the two charge sheets listing the preliminary allegations against manning the army has refused to release any of the legal filings exchanged between the defense and the prosecution as well as any of the orders issued by military judges or investigating officers assigned to the case and the army has also indicated the reporters attending manning session will not be able to post real time updates or tweets about the proceedings and they can only file updates once they're out of the courts or. by being escorted off of the base and the wireless internet connection in the filing center will also be turned off while the proceedings are underway and restored only after the session breaks not only that but as gerstein also points out as th

has a certain degree of respect for operations that are covert and that's because sources need to be privy protected relationships to to be protected and so forth and so. but i also think that the administration is taking advantage of what speaker gingrich just mentioned which is that these kinds of operations are deniable and so the administration has taken the opportunity as often as it can to deny that it's actually taking vigorous action on these kinds of operations and that leaves the mainstream media without necessarily a lot to do on unless they want to do go into some very serious reporting at the same time i think that a lot of people who are watching this relationship for a long time that this is exactly what's going on that there is a covert campaign against iran and it's designed to limit iranian technology so it's not a surprise to a lot of people. so i mean you mention of course of the administration here gets to deny that any of it is going on they could specially if the cia's in charge of it to they get to deny that anything is going on but under what authority is any of th