thank you for this opportunity to speak just reilly wanted to speak from a community perspective and show the appreciation being in the western edition and being in the opinion of some folks ignored and working with the large african-american population that is awesome to have someone take an interest in san francisco as a city not just in yards regarding to where they're doing their development the displacement that is happening citywide and is great to see folks coming up and trooib trying to work with us with the community members and people have a place to learn and grow and at this point looking at the development so i was grateful that they came and sought us out to support this city but they can support this community and i just wanted to recognize that a lot of times things go unnoticed and everything going on nationally and locally folks to reach out when they didn't have to their commitment and dedication much like you supervisor cowen great your doesn't the to the dedication and again, i recognize them and want to thank them and recognition they've reached out to folks the

city sills committee sister thank you being sponsors this year did i miss anybody oh, and e reign reilly thank you. >> (clapping.) so really takes a big effort this year in addition to our sponsors our community sponsors we also have other thirty some organizations community organizations joining our efforts as community partners i know think that everybody knows that in this room knows the asian pacific american heritage month most of the san francisco may or may not so it is our obviously to promote that awareness and thank you chris wong and thirty some organizations working with us and thank you (clapping.) all very important so and all the commissioners that are here i know that like half the room are commissioners i'm not going to miss everyone i was at this time going to invite kim the chair the asian pacific american heritage month to join us but unfortunately raymond has to go out of town a note a few years ago the asian pacific american heritage month was a 4 for c-3 nonprofit was established to secure resources and to sustain celebration every year so the nonprofit is a very,

thank you for this opportunity to speak just reilly wanted to speak from a community perspective and show the appreciation being in the western edition and being in the opinion of some folks ignored and working with the large african-american population that is awesome to have someone take an interest in san francisco as a city not just in yards regarding to where they're doing their development the displacement that is happening citywide and is great to see folks coming up and trooib trying to work with us with the community members and people have a place to learn and grow and at this point looking at the development so i was grateful that they came and sought us out to support this city but they can support this community and i just wanted to recognize that a lot of times things go unnoticed and everything going on nationally and locally folks to reach out when they didn't have to their commitment and dedication much like you supervisor cowen great your doesn't the to the dedication and again, i recognize them and want to thank them and recognition they've reached out to folks the

. >> now nobody in the room has any idea what is more likely reilly governed we know in the next 4 years will grow faster in 2010 so we need to have enough flexibility to accommodate faster or slow growth with the technology in place to make the best use of water possibly recognizing at times demand is far blow capacity and we still have to pay for the capacity 2015 plan wisely considered the prospective that drought any occur in the next 25 years it looks at the only the 3 year drought scenario which is what the state requires that is problematical beyond that particularly for the wholesale in the plan take the whole brunt of any cutbacks necessary almost the whole brunt of the cutbacks the 2015 plan includes cycled water by 2040 for the water progressing promotions it shows in increase in the water supply after 2030 this it seems to me short site the recycling should be where we get the water not imaging there is more rain in the future. >> and the plans do not address water pricing i know when our trying to balance supply a limited supply against the growing demand pricing is one of t

our guests this morning alice reilly, coordinator pre-k through 12 studies. chelsea soneira vice president program junior achievement of greater washington, and david harrington, board member and ceo of the prince george's chamber ofmm us. when i was asked to host, i was thinking they know exactly who to ask. i have twin 17-year-old on the way to college and an 11-year-old. they sure know how to spend my money. when it comes to knowing what to do with it and safe it they have no clue. i've learned a lot about junior achievement. chelsea, let's start with you. let's tell our viewers a little bit about it. if your parents are watching at home, might be time to wake up your kids to watch this. >> we inspire young people to navigate their own path to the american dream. how do you do that? how do you make it easy. they have to be empowered. they have to have access to give them guidance, hands on learning. we do that. we bring them financial literacy instruction, career preparedness, entrepreneur and partnership with local volunteers and schools to bring everythi

they have since installed an extra lock on the backyard fence but promised reilly to visit the day care more often. >> something tells me there are treats there. >> he when for a treat. >>> a show for law enforcement, including a police officer who was shot in the line of duty. hear from officer, jessie hartnett coming up. >>> and justin bieber will not be taking pictures with fans anymore. find out why on the people scene. >>> hello again, here are the stories we are following for you now on "action news" at 12:230, one year later victims are recalling the day of the tragic amtrak derailment in port richmond. >>> and a bomb threat forces a local high school to stop class and evacuate students. >>> and donald trump made his first big sales pitch to congressional leaders. i'll have details on what happened behind closed doors. >>> one year ago tonight eight people were killed and more than 200 were hurt when an amtrak train derailed in philadelphia. the victims are being remembered and passengers are telling their stories of survival. it was last may 12th when the new york bound train hi

michael o reilly about issues like net neutrality.ments on the political divide within the fcc. he is joined by the communications daily executive editor. >> we should take the most impressive, leftists approach to policymaking. direction of the policy becomes the first goal rather than any consideration of collegiality or development. you wind up with the scenario like we have today with agreeing. announcer: watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> this year, first lady michelle obama was the commencement speaker for jackson state university. in her speech, she discussed the school's segregated past and encouraged the students their right to vote. this is 30 minutes.

thank you for this opportunity to speak just reilly wanted to speak from a community perspective and show the appreciation being in the western edition and being in the opinion of some folks ignored and working with the large african-american population that is awesome to have someone take an interest in san francisco as a city not just in yards regarding to where they're doing their development the displacement that is happening citywide and is great to see folks coming up and trooib trying to work with us with the community members and people have a place to learn and grow and at this point looking at the development so i was grateful that they came and sought us out to support this city but they can support this community and i just wanted to recognize that a lot of times things go unnoticed and everything going on nationally and locally folks to reach out when they didn't have to their commitment and dedication much like you supervisor cowen great your doesn't the to the dedication and again, i recognize them and want to thank them and recognition they've reached out to folks the

thank you for this opportunity to speak just reilly wanted to speak from a community perspective andhow the appreciation being in the western edition and being in the opinion of some folks ignored and working with the large african-american population that is awesome to have someone take an interest in san francisco as a city not just in yards regarding to where they're doing their development the displacement that is happening citywide and is great to see folks coming up and trooib trying to work with us with the community members and people have a place to learn and grow and at this point looking at the development so i was grateful that they came and sought us out to support this city but they can support this community and i just wanted to recognize that a lot of times things go unnoticed and everything going on nationally and locally folks to reach out when they didn't have to their commitment and dedication much like you supervisor cowen great your doesn't the to the dedication and again, i recognize them and want to thank them and recognition they've reached out to folks they

thank you for this opportunity to speak just reilly wanted to speak from a community perspective and show the appreciation being in the western edition and being in the opinion of some folks ignored and working with the large african-american population that is awesome to have someone take an interest in san francisco as a city not just in yards regarding to where they're doing their development the displacement that is happening citywide and is great to see folks coming up and trooib trying to work with us with the community members and people have a place to learn and grow and at this point looking at the development so i was grateful that they came and sought us out to support this city but they can support this community and i just wanted to recognize that a lot of times things go unnoticed and everything going on nationally and locally folks to reach out when they didn't have to their commitment and dedication much like you supervisor cowen great your doesn't the to the dedication and again, i recognize them and want to thank them and recognition they've reached out to folks the

and bill reilly, no stranger to clinton-bashing, told trump he should probably ease up. donald answer was "as if." >> you put stuff up about hillary clinton and bill clinton, it is tawdry stuff. i am not sure it is a good thing. to do that. >> i am only responding to what they do. she has been very nasty. >> i understand what you're trying to do is inhibit mrs. clinton from attacking you personally, i think, if you play that game, i can come back 10 times harder. i understand that. but you know it makes the country look bad abroad, and things like that. that is what worries me. >> i don't like doing that, but i have no choice. when she hits me on things, i have no choice. it is unfair. they have been dirty players, historically, and i have to fight back the way i have to fight back. john: mark, there's been a lot of spin on this issue from both sides. so frame the question before us, from the lead singer of the 90's band, spin doctors. >> is bill clinton's history during the 90's a pocket full of kryptonite for hillary? [laughter] mark: is that really the question? john:

yesterday's press conference would not be complete without daughter reilly doing her thing.d up with message for the reporters. this vine has been circulating watching you gesture toward the media as her father is talking. if you recall show stole hearts last year after appearing with curry during a postgame interview during the warriors run. >> that is hilarious video. >> what i love best is pursed lips. >> i'm watching all of you. . >> that is attitude i lover it, love it. >> 5:534 the time now let's say hello to facebook fans ever the day. meet kia bow when and great-grandmother viola bow when who celebrates her 8 xwirj day today. wow. happy birthday mrs. wowen. >> that's awesome. they watch "fox5" every day so thank you very much for watching and if you want to be the next facebook fan of the day post your picture right beneath this one. . >> 98 years young. >> look going. . >> finish your key. >> the key is you. >> key to longevity. >> key to bunch of umbrellas something to stop the rain around here at some point. >> i think it's late this of rain in the area that makes

. >> we still need to hear from reilly. >> coming up tonight at 11:00, maybe politics and love do mixt of people joked about moving to canada if donald trump is elected president. now there's a dating website that has your next move figured out for you. that's coming up at 11:00. >> the bay area's newest piece of art is coming together. a giant crane was hard at work today in san francisco lifting the final piece atop the giant silver scultpure of venus. it's now covered but soon it will be unveiled. the completed statue will resemble an abstract world of silver which is roughly the size of the statue of liberty. >> very nice. >> it looks niek. >> thanks for joining us. have a great evening. >> see you at 11:00. (music plays from one way or another )♪♪ ♪ i'm gonna find y♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna win ya ♪ i'm gonna getcha ♪ ♪ getcha getcha getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ ♪ i'm gonna see ya ♪ (inhales cigarette) >>> sharon osbourne's powerful first words about catching ozzy cheating. >> you kicked ozzy out. is that made up? >> no, it's

and they said we're just trying to avoid dealing with these scholarships like jason reilly. >> so sandsa book that jason riley wrote in 1985 "the bell curve." and he's since writ an book called "coming apart. "a book that still haunts me. i think it's admirable that these guys are still willing to go g to these schools. do i buy their excuse that two teachers passed messages? not really. i'm surprised they didn't blame an intern. and jason riley is the most mild guy. the way that he speaks, the way he talks. every student at gw would be smart to follow jason riley on twitter. follow his columns in "the wall street journal." he is so thoughtful and smart. >> even harry reid would like him. >> yeah. think so? >> that's a throw-back. >> he's fantastic. super bright, talented. >> i think jason riley is so right on -- that black people who do not toe the line in terms of ideology. i'm not just thinking of jason riley, i'm thinking of justice thomas, i'm thinking of armstrong williams. condi rice. >> any conservative african-american. not toting the line. >> that's what i'm saying. i think th

we did a story last night from jason reilly where he was disinvited from a school and they have reofferedtion. you're book is about this too and what's happening where free speech is being shut down. >> they don't want their safe spaces. they want a one-sided conversation and they want to shut you down and they want to be coddled. they're being coddled. and it takes toughness for both men and women to stand up and say what america has is exceptional. we're going not going to poe apologize for it because that's what was given to us and it's our charge to keep it. we need to dig deep and have the courage to fight for that because the left will overwhelm as as they always do with that one-sided pe ♪ ram trucks are reaching new heights when it comes to capability and efficiency. the ram heavy duty is the most capable full-sized pickup on the road today. and, the ram 1500 is the most fuel-efficient, full-sized pickup. ever. so what does that mean? it means ram trucks give you the best of both worlds. so go big. and go far. guts. glory. ram. the call just came in. she's about to arrive. and wit

reilly was not telling the truth.on produced an email that proved he was reporting accurately that he was dis-invited, thereby, showing the dean to be the one with the truth deficit. after that the school, virginia tech, reinvited jason. he must be dizzy. a few years ago i did a benefit for it happened to alexa foundation at boston university because alexa, a student there, was raped on campus. now, i have a graduate degree from b.u. that should have been a major event on campus. a positive event to help people like alexa. but, b.u. faculty members, at least a few of them, tried to sabotage the evening because of me and partially succeeded. all over the u.s.a. this kind of stuff is happening on a daily basis. joining us now from raleigh, north carolina, robert shibley executive director for the foundation. how bad is it really? >> it's actually quite bad. it's hard to exaggerate the problem. fire, my organization, the foundation for individual rights and education has been compiling lists of disinvitation attempts and

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city sills committee sister thank you being sponsors this year did i miss anybody oh, and e reign reilly thank you. >> (clapping.) so really takes a big effort this year in addition to our sponsors our community sponsors we also have other thirty some organizations community organizations joining our efforts as community partners i know think that everybody knows that in this room knows the asian pacific american heritage month most of the san francisco may or may not so it is our obviously to promote that awareness and thank you chris wong and thirty some organizations working with us and thank you (clapping.) all very important so and all the commissioners that are here i know that like half the room are commissioners i'm not going to miss everyone i was at this time going to invite kim the chair the asian pacific american heritage month to join us but unfortunately raymond has to go out of town a note a few years ago the asian pacific american heritage month was a 4 for c-3 nonprofit was established to secure resources and to sustain celebration every year so the nonprofit is a very,

sean reilly. right there in the back. sorry. >> how you doing? >> doing all right. >> good. [laughter] a question about you talked about the social issues, and you said that, you know, on some of them maybe there are, there's some kind of obsession. and i don't completely disagree with that. i think in a lot of ways it seems like it's been fought and it's kind of water under the bridge in a certain sense. but then you mentioned the illumination of the white house, right, with the colors. and i think that there's a certain sense in which a lot of -- the rest of the world does not agree -- there's a lot of the world that does not agree with the united states on that issue. when they look at the way that that is being litigated in the courts and lack of magnanimity of the victors in those struggles, they're motivated to push back against us. and when our foreign policy looks like we're going to be promoting those sorts of things against their will, it seems like we can't ignore the social issues here at home especially when, in the light of that kind of foreign policy. >> that'

challenges we face is the fact we have a different property in different locations and first step is reillyoming up with crepe to determine which properties are culpable that teresa discussed and for ourselves given we have such a core important function providing the transportation services the first criteria we had was the current function and operation of the site not from a - and in certain that instances looking at did potential to enhance the transportation and the ability through substance from the development on those sites we looked at the potential for that new generation as well as others site constraint zoning and from the transit use facility those were outlined in 2013 there the division report implemented in 2014 some of the candidate sites were the upper generated that is adjacent to the park and mta muni station that property is in the process of transferred to mohcd so development process is underway there for first and fulsome adjacent to the moscone center there is parking garages not operating we have parking garages on 50 percent occupied we're looking at those and 20

challenges we face is the fact we have a different property in different locations and first step is reillyoming up with crepe to determine which properties are culpable that teresa discussed and for ourselves given we have such a core important function providing the transportation services the first criteria we had was the current function and operation of the site not from a - and in certain that instances looking at did potential to enhance the transportation and the ability through substance from the development on those sites we looked at the potential for that new generation as well as others site constraint zoning and from the transit use facility those were outlined in 2013 there the division report implemented in 2014 some of the candidate sites were the upper generated that is adjacent to the park and mta muni station that property is in the process of transferred to mohcd so development process is underway there for first and fulsome adjacent to the moscone center there is parking garages not operating we have parking garages on 50 percent occupied we're looking at those and 20

city sills committee sister thank you being sponsors this year did i miss anybody oh, and e reign reillynk you. >> (clapping.) so really takes a big effort this year in addition to our sponsors our community sponsors we also have other thirty some organizations community organizations joining our efforts as community partners i know think that everybody knows that in this room knows the asian pacific american heritage month most of the san francisco may or may not so it is our obviously to promote that awareness and thank you chris wong and thirty some organizations working with us and thank you (clapping.) all very important so and all the commissioners that are here i know that like half the room are commissioners i'm not going to miss everyone i was at this time going to invite kim the chair the asian pacific american heritage month to join us but unfortunately raymond has to go out of town a note a few years ago the asian pacific american heritage month was a 4 for c-3 nonprofit was established to secure resources and to sustain celebration every year so the nonprofit is a very, very

o reilly. all right. all about justin bieber. it is a crisis. father's day. that is my art. would not have a career without the people that are not seeing enough to take a picture with you. i still have another hour and 20 minutes ago. after this. the local nicole: i am nicole petallides with the fox business base. we're seeing the dow down nearly 120 points. more than half of 1%. the s&p down eight. the nasdaq down 12. energy a boost. materials also higher. names like macy's under pressure. hovering around four year lows. the fifth straight quarter of losses for sale. cutting that outlook. week four macy's. it is weighing on the other department stores. nordstrom, jcpenney's, calls. over the next 48 hours. down arrows across the board. down six and a half percent. we want you to start your day on fox business out 5:00 a.m. every day. more coaster coast with cavuto coming up. ♪ s. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and securit

thank you for this opportunity to speak just reilly wanted to speak from a community perspective and show the appreciation being in the western edition and being in the opinion of some folks ignored and working with the large african-american population that is awesome to have someone take an interest in san francisco as a city not just in yards regarding to where they're doing their development the displacement that is happening citywide and is great to see folks coming up and trooib trying to work with us with the community members and people have a place to learn and grow and at this point looking at the development so i was grateful that they came and sought us out to support this city but they can support this community and i just wanted to recognize that a lot of times things go unnoticed and everything going on nationally and locally folks to reach out when they didn't have to their commitment and dedication much like you supervisor cowen great your doesn't the to the dedication and again, i recognize them and want to thank them and recognition they've reached out to folks the

city sills committee sister thank you being sponsors this year did i miss anybody oh, and e reign reilly thank you. >> (clapping.) so really takes a big effort this year in addition to our sponsors our community sponsors we also have other thirty some organizations community organizations joining our efforts as community partners i know think that everybody knows that in this room knows the asian pacific american heritage month most of the san francisco may or may not so it is our obviously to promote that awareness and thank you chris wong and thirty some organizations working with us and thank you (clapping.) all very important so and all the commissioners that are here i know that like half the room are commissioners i'm not going to miss everyone i was at this time going to invite kim the chair the asian pacific american heritage month to join us but unfortunately raymond has to go out of town a note a few years ago the asian pacific american heritage month was a 4 for c-3 nonprofit was established to secure resources and to sustain celebration every year so the nonprofit is a very,

think aspect of our proposal that you know takes community input and perhaps uses some novel ways of reillyistening to the community and trying to hear from folks at the grassroots levels what kinds of solutions they're looking for and that continues obviously in the next phase we haven't gotten the second application for the final phase it is still being worked on what i heard today is kufrj. >> this is a troofrm active proposal with a lot of because of sharing how - how do you sell drivers on the ideas you know people look at the congestion tell them how this looks at. >> you know for that part i know we're approaching this in a really multiple mode but in terms of the individual driver you know being someone with whose a resident or work working in the bay area you have to understand that when people spend two hours a single contributor person in an automobile through the bay bridge or 101 or 90 on the other side they've got to be thinking how to pend their time better and the environment and think about why they can't get home and spend time with the kids or get to that classroom they'r

challenges we face is the fact we have a different property in different locations and first step is reillyoming up with crepe to determine which properties are culpable that teresa discussed and for ourselves given we have such a core important function providing the transportation services the first criteria we had was the current function and operation of the site not from a - and in certain that instances looking at did potential to enhance the transportation and the ability through substance from the development on those sites we looked at the potential for that new generation as well as others site constraint zoning and from the transit use facility those were outlined in 2013 there the division report implemented in 2014 some of the candidate sites were the upper generated that is adjacent to the park and mta muni station that property is in the process of transferred to mohcd so development process is underway there for first and fulsome adjacent to the moscone center there is parking garages not operating we have parking garages on 50 percent occupied we're looking at those and 20

thank you for this opportunity to speak just reilly wanted to speak from a community perspective and show the appreciation being in the western edition and being in the opinion of some folks ignored and working with the large african-american population that is awesome to have someone take an interest in san francisco as a city not just in yards regarding to where they're doing their development the displacement that is happening citywide and is great to see folks coming up and trooib trying to work with us with the community members and people have a place to learn and grow and at this point looking at the development so i was grateful that they came and sought us out to support this city but they can support this community and i just wanted to recognize that a lot of times things go unnoticed and everything going on nationally and locally folks to reach out when they didn't have to their commitment and dedication much like you supervisor cowen great your doesn't the to the dedication and again, i recognize them and want to thank them and recognition they've reached out to folks the

attorneyny, so rile -- tony, so reilly right? errs, if i can say that, is that i think regardless of what the fbi does with this, this is a brutal report with the potential of being devastating. remember, this is the state department inspector general appointed by barack obama, reports to john kerry. this is not a partisan -- on the republican side -- attacking hillary clinton revealing that she never got the approval to conduct this private server, that she never reported attempted hackings, that she never even cooperated with this investigation, didn't allow eight of her top aides to cooperate. and the most chilling part of this, bill, is when low-level staffers brought this to her attention and top-level attention, they were silenced and intimidated. and all of these things reinforce what the american people intuitively know: she's not credible and not honest. bill: okay. just cut through all this, tony. in your view if there is no charge, do voters make her pay a price for that? >> i think they have, and i think they will con

challenges we face is the fact we have a different property in different locations and first step is reillyoming up with crepe to determine which properties are culpable that teresa discussed and for ourselves given we have such a core important function providing the transportation services the first criteria we had was the current function and operation of the site not from a - and in certain that instances looking at did potential to enhance the transportation and the ability through substance from the development on those sites we looked at the potential for that new generation as well as others site constraint zoning and from the transit use facility those were outlined in 2013 there the division report implemented in 2014 some of the candidate sites were the upper generated that is adjacent to the park and mta muni station that property is in the process of transferred to mohcd so development process is underway there for first and fulsome adjacent to the moscone center there is parking garages not operating we have parking garages on 50 percent occupied we're looking at those and 20

think aspect of our proposal that you know takes community input and perhaps uses some novel ways of reillyistening to the community and trying to hear from folks at the grassroots levels what kinds of solutions they're looking for and that continues obviously in the next phase we haven't gotten the second application for the final phase it is still being worked on what i heard today is kufrj. >> this is a troofrm active proposal with a lot of because of sharing how - how do you sell drivers on the ideas you know people look at the congestion tell them how this looks at. >> you know for that part i know we're approaching this in a really multiple mode but in terms of the individual driver you know being someone with whose a resident or work working in the bay area you have to understand that when people spend two hours a single contributor person in an automobile through the bay bridge or 101 or 90 on the other side they've got to be thinking how to pend their time better and the environment and think about why they can't get home and spend time with the kids or get to that classroom they'r

think aspect of our proposal that you know takes community input and perhaps uses some novel ways of reillyistening to the community and trying to hear from folks at the grassroots levels what kinds of solutions they're looking for and that continues obviously in the next phase we haven't gotten the second application for the final phase it is still being worked on what i heard today is kufrj. >> this is a troofrm active proposal with a lot of because of sharing how - how do you sell drivers on the ideas you know people look at the congestion tell them how this looks at. >> you know for that part i know we're approaching this in a really multiple mode but in terms of the individual driver you know being someone with whose a resident or work working in the bay area you have to understand that when people spend two hours a single contributor person in an automobile through the bay bridge or 101 or 90 on the other side they've got to be thinking how to pend their time better and the environment and think about why they can't get home and spend time with the kids or get to that classroom they'r

think aspect of our proposal that you know takes community input and perhaps uses some novel ways of reillyng to the community and trying to hear from folks at the grassroots levels what kinds of solutions they're looking for and that continues obviously in the next phase we haven't gotten the second application for the final phase it is still being worked on what i heard today is kufrj. >> this is a troofrm active proposal with a lot of because of sharing how - how do you sell drivers on the ideas you know people look at the congestion tell them how this looks at. >> you know for that part i know we're approaching this in a really multiple mode but in terms of the individual driver you know being someone with whose a resident or work working in the bay area you have to understand that when people spend two hours a single contributor person in an automobile through the bay bridge or 101 or 90 on the other side they've got to be thinking how to pend their time better and the environment and think about why they can't get home and spend time with the kids or get to that classroom they're tryi

really is additional staffing so money so far website, some money for technology updates, and we're reilly really asking for additional staffing to process the petitions and the buy out agreements and delineations update the information with all the legal changes so we're he'll looking at 4 new positions over a two year period with 2 and a half in the first year and 2 and a half the second year you'll see our approved budget last year was $6.6 million and the current fiscal is $6.9 million the next fiscal year 7.5 from the current budgets and then again, we're proposing 2017-2018 a budget of $8 million with an increase those changes in the budget are reflective of not only the new positions but cola and everything we have you know that we'll all have in our budgets let's go to the department is deservedly fund by the rent board fee apart from 4 thousand bucks in printing costs but the rent board fee is determined by the controller at the end of july the continental half of that for sro units we expect currently that the controller will find the rent board fees will be $41 ton july 1st and

really is additional staffing so money so far website, some money for technology updates, and we're reilly really asking for additional staffing to process the petitions and the buy out agreements and delineations update the information with all the legal changes so we're he'll looking at 4 new positions over a two year period with 2 and a half in the first year and 2 and a half the second year you'll see our approved budget last year was $6.6 million and the current fiscal is $6.9 million the next fiscal year 7.5 from the current budgets and then again, we're proposing 2017-2018 a budget of $8 million with an increase those changes in the budget are reflective of not only the new positions but cola and everything we have you know that we'll all have in our budgets let's go to the department is deservedly fund by the rent board fee apart from 4 thousand bucks in printing costs but the rent board fee is determined by the controller at the end of july the continental half of that for sro units we expect currently that the controller will find the rent board fees will be $41 ton july 1st and

. >> brad reilly of the anti-slavery group i empa cheese joined norma's team. in a film called "be relentless." >> i wanted to look like angelina jolie, but i think i look like mickey roark, the wrestler. >> destroying the inside of my mouth. it was very painful. that was probably one of the most painful things i've ever done. >> reporter: the journey took 64 days. all told, she racked up 3,762 miles, shattering the previous guinness world record. along the way, there were roadside accidents, malfunctioning gpss, and constant inclement record. but for norma, this was a test that had little to do with punishing waves or pounding the pavement. >> as an athlete, i would celebrate it because i would break world records. but as a survivor of human trafficking, i was shamed. by living large, by being as big as i can be, i empower every single victim. i ran the last two miles with survivors of human trafficking. the healing comes from seeing them, from seeing every single one of those young girls being unbroken. i just want them to be proud of me. i want to do them pr

think aspect of our proposal that you know takes community input and perhaps uses some novel ways of reillyistening to the community and trying to hear from folks at the grassroots levels what kinds of solutions they're looking for and that continues obviously in the next phase we haven't gotten the second application for the final phase it is still being worked on what i heard today is kufrj. >> this is a troofrm active proposal with a lot of because of sharing how - how do you sell drivers on the ideas you know people look at the congestion tell them how this looks at. >> you know for that part i know we're approaching this in a really multiple mode but in terms of the individual driver you know being someone with whose a resident or work working in the bay area you have to understand that when people spend two hours a single contributor person in an automobile through the bay bridge or 101 or 90 on the other side they've got to be thinking how to pend their time better and the environment and think about why they can't get home and spend time with the kids or get to that classroom they'r

really is additional staffing so money so far website, some money for technology updates, and we're reilly really asking for additional staffing to process the petitions and the buy out agreements and delineations update the information with all the legal changes so we're he'll looking at 4 new positions over a two year period with 2 and a half in the first year and 2 and a half the second year you'll see our approved budget last year was $6.6 million and the current fiscal is $6.9 million the next fiscal year 7.5 from the current budgets and then again, we're proposing 2017-2018 a budget of $8 million with an increase those changes in the budget are reflective of not only the new positions but cola and everything we have you know that we'll all have in our budgets let's go to the department is deservedly fund by the rent board fee apart from 4 thousand bucks in printing costs but the rent board fee is determined by the controller at the end of july the continental half of that for sro units we expect currently that the controller will find the rent board fees will be $41 ton july 1st and

. >> now nobody in the room has any idea what is more likely reilly governed we know in the next 4 yearswill grow faster in 2010 so we need to have enough flexibility to accommodate faster or slow growth with the technology in place to make the best use of water possibly recognizing at times demand is far blow capacity and we still have to pay for the capacity 2015 plan wisely considered the prospective that drought any occur in the next 25 years it looks at the only the 3 year drought scenario which is what the state requires that is problematical beyond that particularly for the wholesale in the plan take the whole brunt of any cutbacks necessary almost the whole brunt of the cutbacks the 2015 plan includes cycled water by 2040 for the water progressing promotions it shows in increase in the water supply after 2030 this it seems to me short site the recycling should be where we get the water not imaging there is more rain in the future. >> and the plans do not address water pricing i know when our trying to balance supply a limited supply against the growing demand pricing is one of th

think aspect of our proposal that you know takes community input and perhaps uses some novel ways of reillyistening to the community and trying to hear from folks at the grassroots levels what kinds of solutions they're looking for and that continues obviously in the next phase we haven't gotten the second application for the final phase it is still being worked on what i heard today is kufrj. >> this is a troofrm active proposal with a lot of because of sharing how - how do you sell drivers on the ideas you know people look at the congestion tell them how this looks at. >> you know for that part i know we're approaching this in a really multiple mode but in terms of the individual driver you know being someone with whose a resident or work working in the bay area you have to understand that when people spend two hours a single contributor person in an automobile through the bay bridge or 101 or 90 on the other side they've got to be thinking how to pend their time better and the environment and think about why they can't get home and spend time with the kids or get to that classroom they'r