be torn down and rehabbed now. it's one of the oldest, along with holly court, public housing developments in our city and those are two that should be completely redone. i have a list of the challenges. i know this is a new responsibility of the mayor's office of housing and you all have stepped up to the plate including looking at ways to increase your capacity in looking at the portfolio to move this schedule forward, but i want to think about creative ways, public private partnerships and things we can do in order to develop new revenue streams that could successfully support not only the rehabbing or the rebuild of these developments, but the long term stability of maintaining these developments into the future. so thank you. >> yeah, absolutely. thank you. thank you both. >> we are going to open this item up to public comment. are there any members of the public who'd like to make public comment at this time, please step forward and you can also line up to my left. >> good morning. i'm happy to be here to wit

i've been through two rehabs before. so i know what it's about. >> what do you miss about the streets? >> the thrill, running around, just the rush that we get. i'm really not missing my friends. you know? girls. you know, everybody misses girls. but my friends and that, i really don't care. i make friends no matter what. >> sofield's newest friend in the drug rehab center is michael parapar who is only weeks away from completing the program. >> you also have a lot in common like we both shot heroin, we both smoked pcp. >> he's a young cool kid. he speaks what's on his mind. he doesn't care who you are, he says what's on his mind. >> i've been using since i was 14 and alcohol since i was basically 6. when i shot acid, this the guy made me want to shoot acid, and he was crazy. at first, i did it and i could feel the acid crawling through my veins, and it was like an instant peak. it was wild. >> i took acid but not like that form of acid. i popped a couple sheets but not -- >> i always push the limits. like the only way t

unlike our hope sf project you might know about where the housing authority is previously rebuilt rehab is going to start this fall on one of the first half of the projects and hopefully in july of 2016 on the second half of the projects so that's 14 hundred unit this fall and 2 thousands unit next you summer we're on track to having those unite on purview of the planning department and department of building inspection our developers working through the harris and community development which is coordinating our approach to permit submittal and the planning approval for all the projects given the ambitious scope and the number of units this is unprecedent for our department bringing this many unit to rehab at the same time so we're having to work with our city sister agencies to coordinate and trouble shot and streamline a lot of the progresses to get them going so all of our rad principals have had at the department and also have gone through an expedited planning review process we're working closely with your staff like i said to coordinate the prelims of that proximately to get them

could just -- i have [inaudible] so maybe i'll go there mocd's and then get back to that specific rehab. >> thank you. >> with regard to my your's office of housing community development specific completions this slide illustrates that we have a plan funded pipeline of affordable projects that achieve 10,000 units by 2020. we of course want to do more than that. we'd like to stabilize our neighborhoods for existing renters, we want to commit to rebuilding public housing and achieve our middle income goal. the working group has developed a number of recommendations that should not only ensure we meet our goals, but look beyond them. i'll turn it over to rebecca foster from the mayor's office at this point and i'll work on your rehabilitation question. i want to make sure i'm giving you the right numbers, but i'm working on that. >> thank you. >> good morning. >> over the past eight months we had a broad group of stakeholders that met as part of the working group and those groups included over 100 [inaudible] housing advocates, realtors and property owners, working hands in hand with city

justin bieber is checked into rehab. image rehab, that is. with a trip to ellen.hispery bad boy confessional. he is trying to make us all believers that he has changed his ways. let's start right now with our bad boy of super bowl coverage kevin frazier in arizona. >> nancy katy perry did her meet and greet with the media as she gets ready for the pepsi halftime spectacular. and of course we're learning more and more each and every day as we move closer and closer to the game. you know what, let the fireworks begin. >> why don't we kick it off with kevin frazier from "entertainment tonight." >> since you're the queen of

to the building and doing them according to the current code so once the rehab is done buildings should have addressed the immediate issues of the housing authority and bull know from the newspaper the elevators have been chronically been a problem for many, many years and to barely effected the health and safeties mostly the seniors and the disabled they gave us $6 million for the housing authority years now to make emergency repairs to the elevators so there's a lot more to do besides the slates - elevators this has to be for a 20-year life at the time we're done with the conversions a lot of the issues should be resolved under the private ownership they'll be subject to the city's inspections i don't for see the need for an mou the mayor's office of housing fund are privately owned under the purview of the department without any special mou so awhile i think we should talk about the transition if there's a need to memorialize this to mark when they actually make the transition from public housing to private ownership maybe something we should discuss as i see it is going to be a simp

he was accepted into a rehab program, and a few weeks into it has written to torres about life outside since he's been gone. he goes, hey, jimmy, what's up, buddy? did some research -- did some research on the mummy bandit thing for me, and he says there's mummy bandits all over the place. it's like a mummy nation. he mentions that sobriety is great. people are good at the house, and he mentioned also that he's going to help me with this project we've got going. we're going to make some t-shirts, free the mummy bandit. itwasntme.com, the name of the website. he also says to keep positive, you will win your case. let me know when your next court date is. >> marc gonzales is adjusting not only to a new cellmate but a new cell where he's confined most of the day. he even eats his meals in his cell, and it's not that he's paranoid about the food, but he is cautious. >> i'm washing my meat. this is what i call boo-boo meat. the nastiest, smelly meat ever. he likes it but i think it's nasty. i wash it off. it's like a rinse job i have going on. that's just me. >> i'm going to eat this, i'm t

her family says she cannot speak and she will mostlily be moved to a rehab enter in a few days. reporting to rehab "channel 6 action news." >> police in philadelphia on the hunts for a gunman hadn't a the murder that took place early this morning in hunt be park. after 4:30:00 a.m. they responded to a person with the gun on the 420 block -- 400 being month of mc alice ter street and when they arrived at the scene they found two victims shot repeatedly. both were taken to temple were one was pronounced dead and the other remains in critical condition. >> philadelphia council member johnson kicked off reelection campaign today. a large crowd gathered at the programs employing people in center is they this afternoon. among those showing support for johnson. former pennsylvania governor ed rendell and philadelphia mayor nutter. >> president obama has changed travel plans for this week taken to include a visit to saudi arabia. white house says the president will mack a stop on tuesday on his way home from india. he'll pay respects to the late king ad bu ullah and meet with the new ki

she's also required to complete the jail's drug rehab program. >> the drug program might help me, butn't think it will. i mean, i'm 21. i want to be young and reckless right now. >> what do you want to do when you get out of jail? >> first i want to get high. ♪ ♪ too fast for you to keep up with ♪ my dream of life is to party like a rock star, make a living with my music. ♪ we love to creep around your neighborhood ♪ ♪ ♪ crash a house party, oh, you know we would. ♪ ♪ we'll have you wondering where we came from ♪ ♪ oh, oh yeah ♪ too fast for you the title of that song is "too fast for you." that's about me and my girlfriends that are in here. >> during her time in jail, katie has actually made a lot of -- a number of good friends in their housing unit, and their activities are considerably different than the fast life katie lived on the outside. >> this is our lunch bags that we get at lunchtime with our sandwiches in them. we put the crushed up cookies in the bag and we added water to it, and i rolled it out. it's going to be a little lopsided because i didn't have the bag straight.

she left court-mandated rehab and served 17 months in prison.ica sierra -- ♪ >> reporter: another ex-star who ended up on the wrong side of the law. >> what led you to want to pursue treatment? >> i guess after i got arrested and stuff. and the disappointment in my family. >> reporter: sierra checked into dr. drew's celebrity rehab after plead nothing contest to battery and cocaine possession in 2007. >> a lot of times, you know these people were picked for reality shows because they had a penchant for drama. it really escalates any risk factors they had. >> reporter: just weeks before her final arrest renee allway giving birth to a third child. she'd already chosen to give up custody of her other two children. as drugs took over her life. >> when they were no longer right there with me and i no longer had that purpose -- it's one thing to mail your parents, it's one thing to fail your fans and your friends. it's something completely different to fail your blood, your children. >> reporter: in the end, allway making a deal with prosecutors. plea

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right abuses for militaries, but at the same time as these incident happened, the massacre at the rehab center. so i got information that when this is said, that this one big truck with soldiers block the road to help the hit men to be at the rehab center and kill these people. with these two investigations going side-by-side, i start to notice that i have been followed. one day my wife, she go back home, and outside of his minivan, she noticed that another minivan who was following her park just outside of the house. there's two men in the minivan. one of the mens-- one of the men uh.. take it out his arm and pointed like this. this moment is when you understand that your family, now they are in your danger. we have a- a phrase-- it's quite common among the police officers in mexico. they say that the heart and your stomach is uh.. gives you good advices. so you have to learn to listen them. so you feel that something is wrong. i can't explain it how do you feel or- or when do you feel but something is- is strange there, so that's when i start to say, "okay, i need to leave." >> intimi

. >> coming up, john and joe find out if rehab is in their futures. >>> and de shawn powell is back in general population, but not for long. understood here's what's happening. a 6.6 magnitude earthquake hit central myanmar. there are no reports of damage or injuries yesterday. and angry residents in long so,as my personal financial psychic, i'm sure you know what this meeting is about. yes, a raise. i'm letting you go. i knew that. you see, this is my amerivest managed... balances. no. portfolio. and if doesn't perform well for two consecutive gold. quarters. quarters...yup. then amerivest gives me back their advisory... stocks. fees. fees. fees for those quarters. yeah. so, i'm confident i'm in good hands. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. back to "lockup." >> ♪ ♪ you be crying to them boys when you want some mail, you be crying for your wife ♪ >> it's not unusual for de shawn to wrap for his friend the shizz and now he has an audience. after 30 days in segregation, he's been released back to a general population dorm. >> wake up, baby! >> kind of excited.

. >> they used to say believe it or not when you leave the rehab, you'll miss it.'d be like, yeah, right. as soon as i left, the next day, i did. because i actually knew what i threw away was like, not even worth we runing for. >> two months after leaving the treatment program, she turned herself in to authorities with hopes she would get another chance at rehabilitation. cuevas will soon face a charge who will decide to give her another chance at rehab or send her to prison to serve what had been a suspended five-year sentence. >> my priority is to do what i have to do as a mom and as a woman and get my [ bleep ] straight. i'm running out of chances. it won't get any better. it will just get worse from here. >> be seated. come to order. no talking, please. >> cuevas must now convince judge vivian corbo to give her that second chance. >> please raise your right hand. swear to tell the truth, nothing but the truth so help you god? >> yes. >> you can put your hand down. what's your true and correct legal name? >> sonya maria cuevas. >> the judge is known for recommen

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for the last couple f weeks they have been cleaning them and rehabbing these birds. the more than 500 affect bid the mysterious gray goo found in bay. >> the department of -- there are more than 160 birds still wait to go be rehabbed and released. the res skew clean up efforts have cost more than 100,000 dollars. >>> it is opening day for san francisco's newest hospital. the inaren cutting is set for 10:00 a.m. at the medical center at mission bay. about the hundred patient also be transferred from there, constructionton 289 bed which i shall's women's and cancer hospital complex began back in 2010ment it was completed on schedule and underbudget. >> >> 6:28 is the time right now. san francisco fire fighters continue to monitor the scene of a deadly fire. the building at 22 and mission burned for hours yesterday evening. the warning some people woo live there say they never got. got. >>> we are live in san francisco where the gruesome discovery of body parts in a suitcase was made last night. i will tell you abt the lead that investigators have working on. >>> good m

why one of the fighters just check himself into rehab. we'll have more on that for you. >>> villanova bounced back from their first lost of the year pick up a win over saint john's hilliard scored, wildcats 90 to 72 win over the red storm. villanova now 14 and one on the season, for a look at the rest of the night in sports, sports, here's mr. howard eskin. >> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >> good morning, flyers back home after five game losing streak, still have trouble putting the puck in the net. let's go to the wells fargo center. last night down within-nothing in the thirds. two minutes after ottawa scored, simmons in front score. it is one-one. they go to over time. no score. go to shoot-out. simmons with a shot to score on ed snyder's 82nd birthday happy birthday. >> really good. we know we got a lot of work to do in the second half of the season, put ourselves behind the ball. but it is nice to get that first win when we get home. always got to keep going from here. >> i didn't know there was -- all right, four players vot

. >> after surgery, amy dedicated herself to long punishing hours of rehab pushing through excruciatingn. >> i've got rods and i've got screws putting me together. you assume when you become paralyzed it's just all numb and it's not. i'm sitting here now and my legs feel like i'm stand income a fire. >> amy left the hospital in august. she was thankful, optimistic but worried what day to day living would be like back home in scottsdale, arizona. >> the way my house is right now, i will not be able to take a shower, even cooking i can't see if pots are boiling. i can't reach the faucet to do the dishes. >> i started looking into the changes that need to be made. i got in touch with george. >> george is george is host of the home improvement show "george to the rescue." amy didn't know anything about george and his army of volunteers doing the renovations and when she finally returned home three months to the day after her accident, it was overwhelming overwhelming. >> thank you for everything. amazing. >> because of all the changes, amy can do many of the simple things she used to take f

you know, for somebody like joel, going rehab is really about learning new behaviors more than it isort of treating the physiological dependence or tolerance or withdrawal issues. >> joel has been clean now for six months, but these kinds of risks, they don't scare off charlotte's parents. >> people ask us that a lot. like, how do you make that decision? it wasn't a decision. it was the next viable option. >> and some would say a radical option, marijuana for a 5-year-old. but it was an option they hoped would change her life forever. >> baby. >> when we come back, matt and paige figge finally give their charlotte marijuana. the results are shocking. >>> it was january 2012, afghanistan, about 7,000 miles away from his family in colorado, matt figge received this video from his wife paige. >> it's horrible seeing these videos when i'm deployed. >> it was his 5-year-old daughter, charlotte, seizing. diagnosed with a severe form of epilepsy, she was having 300 seizures a week. each attack so severe it had the potential to kill her. they had already tried dozens of high-powered drugs. d

has our addiction to technology really gotten so bad that programs similar to rehab are the only waysthem? gregory, i have a text addiction, i might sign up for this, does that mean there's something wrong with me? >> it's not an addiction to technology, it's an adick shung to attention. the desire to be loved by people you don't know. you are interested, you have a desire for acceptance for people out there that you actually don't see. ittal actually can harm the intimacy of our family because you're interested in this competing stream of love and when it turns bad, it's worse because the mob effect on twitter ore social networks is ten times worse because people don't feel the consequences when they can<: there's a competing consciousness where you have your own thoughts. your earth and twitter ares a steroids and you forget that there's something right next to you you. >> this is ten >> this is ten years in a row. i realize you have to. for your own sanity. why can't you just do it in(p moderation, gregory? he gets in twitter wars then he didn't write enough in his book, then it's

she is in rehab. i have no idea where she's at. i don't get no letters from her.ng to. i wish i knew where she was. >> as he languishes in jail, verlander's only comfort is skye's bittersweet promises. >> when you wake up i rise with you when you lay down at night i'm ready to wrap my arms around you. your love is like the wind, you can't see it but you know it is there and can feel it all around you. that is the only letter i've gotten since i have been locked up. >> it must feel like you're all alone. >> i do feel alone. it kind of sucks. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. >> gang members disrupt the housing unit. >> they all feed off each other. one kicks in the door and they all join in and start screaming. >> when inmates fled their cells, the search team takes action. >> you must comply. >> and they place one in special restraints. >> [ bleep ] drop you first

at a look at his rehab program. watch all of those stories right now at wjla.com. count on 7 to continue tracking his progress as he reaches the next phase in his recovery. the long-delayed streetcar in northeast washington will open the week of january 19. that is according to a statement released wednesday by now-former mayor vincent gray. final safety inspections are underway. new mayor muriel bowser is expected to address the streetcar later this week. officials hope the nearly 2.5-mile project would be open by the start of the new year. a maryland doctor is fighting back against claims he is the next dr. jack kevorkian. abc 7 news broke the news of dr. lawrence egbert, who lost his medical license for helping in an assisted suicide. josie sherman spoke with the doctor about the allegations. >> it right behind the year. >> dr. lawrence demonstrating how to end a life. if he seems comfortable, it's because he has seen this scenario play out 100 times since 2006. >> is it a humane way? >> it's painless, if that's what you mean. >> giving people an option to end t

he is now considering starting his own rehab center -- [ audio difficulties ] >> what happens here?s building sitting empty, a guy offering to fix it up, what happens to the building? >> reporter: some of the challenges are that it is on a historic register. even if nobody wants to, tearing it down might not be so easy. >> seems ridiculous they are turning away free money. there is no better deal than free. >> reporter: right. they have steps they say they have to go through. >> he seems so genuine. thank you. >>> still ahead tonight a woman wakes up to find thief in her room. the disguise she thought he was wearing and wearing and muni pulls down controversial ads and a rare weather phenomenon in the grand canyon. how visitors can end up above the clouds. >>> high school students taking a the streets of san francisco to protest ads obmuni buses -- on muni buses. they say they are anti-islam and promote hate. ktvu's john sasaki is at the protest. >> the students just wrapped up their protests here a couple minutes ago and they are outraged and demanding the ads be taken down. they a

you know, for somebody like joel, going into rehab is really about learning new behaviors more than itt of treating the physiological dependence or tolerance or withdrawal issues. >> joel has been clean now for six months, but these kinds of risks, they don't scare off charlotte figge's parents. >> people ask us that a lot. like, how do you make that decision? it wasn't a decision. it was the next viable option. >> and some would say a radical option, marijuana for a 5-year-old. but it was an option they hoped would change her life forever. >> baby. >> when we come back, matt and paige figge finally give their charlotte marijuana. the results are shocking. listen up... i'm reworking the menu. veggies you're cool... mayo, corn dogs...you are so out of here! ahh... the complete balanced nutrition of great tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals. 9 grams of protein... with 30% less sugars than before. ensure, your #1 dr. recommended brand now introduces ensure active. muscle health. clear protein drink and high protein. targeted nutrition to feed your active life. ensure. take life in. >

i have also been successful in if supporting the rehab of former vacant sites, such as fifth and harrison which much more work to ensure the production of housing means housing for everyone and we look forward to the introduction of legislation and funding that will make that a reality. a piece of housing of course, is the ever present issue of homelessness in san francisco. many of my residents live on the streets and as a public servant i'm accountable to everyone whether you live in a penthouse, or you live on our streets, i'm accountable to you and treating you with dignity and respect. no one wants to see our brothers and sisters living on the street and through the data that we have asked the department of public health to collect we realize actually many of them are also our grandmothers and grandfathers and i saw them certainly when i spent a night in our shelter. our homeless shelter is not growing, but ageing in place. housing is a part of that answer but we must also address the health and physical and mental well being of our residents. i've been working to enhance shelt shelt

primary diagnosis of an addiction a substance abuse disorder typically goes to someone, a detox unit or rehab unit. you have you have to have another illness like depression or bipolar disorder or some type of anxiety. >> do you personally think that addiction is a mental illness next? yes. it is some type of illness. i do not think that it is -- i i mean obviously there is some issues of control but certainly some people seem to be more driven to crave certain things. some people don't drink at all because they don't like the taste of all call or how it makes them feel and others who just really struggles about have a drink i think their are biological underpinnings. >> over the years there has been legislation passed or debated to bring mental health into and to parity with physical health. has that happened your perspective? quex@think it is trying to get there. i may be the wrong person to ask. i am i am not that familiar with the day-to-day insurance issues because it is an insurance question. mental illness, we we embrace of the same way as physical illnesses are and there are people wh

he will serve five days at the fair tax county jail on weekends to minimize disruption to his rehab after should dwi surgery. he also faces driving restrictions including a six hospital ban. >>> new this morning, the loudoun county school board bringing back summer school. it's part of a new budget agreement made just a couple hours ago. in addition to restoring summer school the budget also reduces the average high school class size by one student. the board also approved $3 million to hire 40 more teachers. in addition all employee would get on average a 2.5% pay raise. the budget now goes to the board of supervisors. >>> if you live in montgomery county your property taxes may soon be going up. county executive ike leggett says he'll propose a significant increase in the next two years. that's according to the "washington post". his plan would also lift an annual cap for property taxes. and that's a tough political cell. the county faces a $200 million shortfall. state funding costs and revenue losses from the recession are making matters worse. >>> they came to a woman's aid moments a

>> rehab is hard. >> you have done it? >> if shoulder. not easy. >> the older you get the harder it is. >> what did you know about old matt keller? but the cold, we nothing something about that except those in california where it is still relatively warp. >> hard to move around even for the young ones. we go from 42 in san francisco to 20 in san ramon and danville which is the spread this morning and why you can see right here, live doppler hd showing a lack of winds in most areas and there is no fog or we would have to deal with the black ice. that is a good sign. no matter how cold it is at least we are not hearing reports of that much of the golden gate bridge shows it is fuzzy and mostly no fog here and very light wind for the commute. as we look across the we north bay, the water district is forecasting to have the worst air quality and we are all under the burning ban of the "spare the air" alert and this is how it looks in walnut creek traffic is picking up and we will talk to sue to find out if you have issues getting around. grab

it's causing out with tea flavors for its monster rehab. i wontder what you're rehabbing from when you drink this stuff, a bernd, a full-scale hammering? plus steeple points out monster could put through a 4% to 6% price increase in the u.s. after they finish the coca-cola transaction given red bull had a similar price increase at the beginning of the year. that could boost to 390 basis points and that would be a major positive. and of course there is the reason i've been recommending monster for months. coca-cola could increase its stake in monster from 16.7% all the way to 25%. or the growth start coke could simply acquire the whole darn company. i think that would be a brilliant move for both parties. even if coca-cola doesn't get any more involved than they are already, i think there's plenty of reason to expect monster to keep rallying. for starter, coke has poured a lot of cash into the company. i bet monster will be able to use that cash to good effect. we know from management they're continuing a significant amount of capital to sha

center for you people who may need rehab, eagleville one of the best and one of the nationally known ones chia ramsey spent her last days in eagleville. how about that for specifics, chris, um. i don't know what the guys that drive the big salt trucks believe our weather people because we told them what time snow will start. they were called in at midnight and we are seeing them driving around since we have been out on the road at 3:00 o'clock this morning. they are either park on the side of the big road like bob kelly pointed out but they are driving around all loaded with salt with their plows up. i hope these guys will not be burned out by the time first flakes start hitting. maybe they got burned before with these clipper systems. like joe deimagine joe because he was fast they move fast and sometimes they get the here earlier then expect. these guys have been working hard all ready and i have been stopping at this wawa for coffee. here's a guy coming out with his coffee. he will come over ape talk to us. he works for a private landscapers. look at the back of his truckloaded wi

overwhelming support and on a nonpriority for our city is the housing we overwhelmingly passed prop k and to rehab thirty house homes by 20 thirty a third below market rate and half affordable to our city's struggling middle-class and in one year we've already made measurable and dramatic progress tale of two cities those goals rehabilitating homes in san francisco friends that's double the hourlg in 2013 it's triple in 2012 and we'll do even better in the coming year. >> and we took bold steps to protect those we funded $13.2 million in this year's budget to help tenants fight eviction because of the fonts effort would the board and tenant organizations ellis act petitions in san francisco were down 58 percent last year (clapping) but we've got more to do friends and together we're starting to make progress on housing and as long as i'm mayor we'll never take our eye off the beautiful when it comes to creating jobs and health care technology, food services and local manufacturing those are created at the wholesale produce market are up on the street in the viewing development of pier 70 34 years

city for the first time ever under the leadership of mayor ed lee has contributed money to not only rehab all the broken elevators in public housing by also over a one hundred and 70 units of public u public you housing development that are not currently occupied we've moved 42 families into those this is something the city has a never done given the support that the public deserves i'll so excited about today not only with the mayor was born and spent his life at carvings i was one or more at kaiser i am a really proud when a lot of folks in my county they were hired another kaiser kaiser wants to do more they see the changes of puck housing and step up to the plate to make sure that social services excuse me. social that are missing in public housing are directly there when the residents need them the most i was at plaza e the other day and hearing about the homelessness with we never talked to the police and had a relationship with the police here we have a community talking to the police about what we can do to improve the community policing and what we can do it work together to impr

is, a guidance and it's very well done, but it needs to be used and i appreciated your talk about rehab on public housing and how it has been ignored all these years. this is an example of how the rolling, rising sea levels problems into the building code, the planning code before these buildings are bit, if they're necessary, is very important. it saves money and livability for the people that will be living there. also in the response initially the city has repeatedly said that ceqa authorizes the city to mitigate and adapt, but it never says they actually do that and i was wondering if anybody knows of any projects in the city where the authority to mitigate for rising see levels has actually been used because i don't know of any. the warrior stadium is going to be in michigan bay, which is a flood zone. will the permits be released and signed or whatever without these mitigations. it seems a shame it's very short term thinking. also i noticed that fema met with city officials for rising sea level workshop in september and i was wondering what those results were. also one more thing,