what is the first incident you want to respond to and why? what is the second incident you would respond to, and why? you would continue this process until all the incidents have been addressed. and you have to always remember what's the model of the nert program? come on, everyone, let's go. do the most good for the most amount of people. those who pick priority 1, 35 people reported missing or injured. what's the goal of the nert program? let's repeat it again. do the most good for the most amount of people. so, thus, what's the second incident you would go to? 9 elderly people. this is what you have to deal with. once you dealt with people, then you would respond to other incidents. what is the mission of the fire department? save lives, protect property. life is much more important than property. all right, let's move on. so we've dealt with the people. once we dealt with the people incidents, they will now do property. so no particular order now. there's no particular order, we're just going to discuss this. a building is fully involved

the respondent has to indicate whether they agree or disagree with the findings, and if they disagree to provide an explanation. the respondent has to say whether the recommendation has been implemented or will be implemented with the timeline, or will not be implemented, and if so, with an explanation. >>i will not go over the details of the draft letter. i am happy to answer question. >> is there any public comment on this item? i would like to start this one myself, because i must have failed in some part. i have been instructing the grand jury for the last 15 years. we made a couple of mistakes on this one elected officials have 30 or 60 days to submit their response. the body such as the commission has 90 days. we are well within the time limits. the jury did not read the penal code. as far as the construct of the response, it does not conform directly to the penal code. prior to 1979, which was the year i was the floor person, using the office soldier, or from a body of no response, to be a response. judge quentin copp got very upset with that and change to the present method of

it is our goal to respond to individual concerns within 24 hours. i'm pleased to report that these efforts have mostly received a very positive response. in fact about 160 calls to the information line have been offers of help. this outpouring of local support is immensely helpful. testifies to the generosity of the people of montana and we deeply appreciate their understanding and support. to repeat, exxon pipeline company takes full responsibility for the clean-up. but we also equally committed to learn from this incident and to build these learnings into future operations. thank you. >> thank you. next? >> senators, thank you for the honor of allowing me to testify. i'd like to give a special thanks to senator bob's staff. since 2005 i have lived near the yellowstone river with my wife sue and two sons. we own four horses which we keep on 20 acres. we have no river frontage but are very close to the river. we put up most high quality grass a which we sell. it had not been cut this year because it was too muddy after the big may flood. july 1 was

if architect baker could respond. we very recently i am projects which were more adjoining rincon corridor were made aware of the fact that buildings in proximity to freeways had to be more cognizant of air pollution, and particulate matter. in what way are you responding to that or where it? >> -- aware of it? >> we are mechanically ventilating and filtering the air. by the freeway, all those units have mechanically ventilated air. >> commissioner moore: they are responding to it. thank you. we have difficult -- a difficult double motion. we have an appeal on ceqa. >> it is not an appeal. it is the adoption of the ceqa. >they were called up together. >> commissioner moore: i would make a motion for part and and . >> second. >> if i could respond to the comments about the transit and the heights exceptions. there is a 20% exception. there is a -- about the transit on 16th street. it is envisioned as a brt so that should address the transit concerns. the 22, you cannot get the 20 to two blocks away. it sure what. >> pr

from not -- respond in that way. from my perspective, i am uncomfortable we are being chaperoned in this direction. that is the type of advice. i feel i am being led to do something. >> there is no requirement you have to take our vice. -- take our advice. it is simply a first take. commissoner moore: it is simply a first take? ok. i am comfortable with that. i suggest we continue item also prepared to suppor commissioner borden in some fine tuning. i am not trying to overturn the apple cart. >> is the motion? " there's a second. -- >> there is a second. >> yes, i am going to vote against the main motion today. especially since i really do not agree with one of the responses in your. >> motion to continue? >> i would speak against a motion to continue. >> i read this over. the responses are the same ones i would respond. we are all not cognizant of all the nuances of state law. the general point i would point out here are exactly the ones i would have given, given what the grand jury has said. and i think that is wel

richmond police responded to ohio and south presidentth. they found one person injured after some kind of gun battle there. it's not clear if these four shootings are related. >>> a developing story to report off the coast of mexico baja, california. mexican authorities say 11 people are missing after a tourist boat capsized. it got caught in electrical storm. 44 people including 27 americans were on board. the u.s. coast guard reports one person has died. mexican authorities say there are no confirmed deaths. >>> overnight a small plane was removed from interstate 280 in wood side. the plane clipped a car that landed in the northbound lanes near farm hill boulevard around 7:00 last night. neither the pilot nor the woman driving the car was hurt. the cars rear window was smashed. they had just taken off from san carlos airport. highway patrol officers say this could have been a disaster. >> this could have been a lot worse. the fact that everybody was okay. there were no injuries. and we are grateful the number of vehicles and people that t

i make that a formal request to respond to that.that was one of my questions to both y'all so if you can give recommendations that you might think in a law could be changed in order to make it a more crisp and efficient response, we'll make that as one of the questions for the record for the committee in total. senator lautenberg? >> thanks, mr. chairman. we are at this hearing and request for learning to what to do as a result of the intention that was paid to several serious oil spills in the past, and most recently and the gulf of mexico lost chemical disper cants to break down surface oil. there's concerns about the dispersant safety that actually predates the exxon valdez oil spill. we're still not sure about what the effects are for cop sen traitions of the -- concentrations of the dispersants. they were never made available to the public. now, when we look and see that we are still reeling from the oil spill that took place years ago, and exxon valdez, we still have many species that have not yet returnedded to their quantity

quite frequently law enforcement is the first responder. sometimes it may be the person themselves contacting law enforcement. it might be somebody else being brought to their attention. the person standing screaming on host street, you're going to get four 911 calls. in terms of the statistics we will be addressing is we're trying to look at the behaviors or sort of incidents that require the most time and the most frequent calls from police. we do have -- we are able to get some information about that from both sfpd and i think from all of the mental health providers as well. >> oh, good. we have been able to track these categories and these categories with a -- were they chosen based on statistics, frequency of -- >> the categories were some of the more common, if not diagnosis, some of the more common aspects of behavior as it might come. and you know, some of these behaviors might be related to numerous diagnoses and in diagnosis, flozz straight line. illness affects people in a variety of ways. there's no one solution. yeah, i think w

this system provides automated safeguards that directly respond to many of the report recommendations. another big improvement we have made since this audit came out is the court liaison unit took over in putting all court overtime cards. in the past, district station would in but the cards, but now all are being inputed by and the court liaison unit which provides us " -- additional oversight and accountability, and more efficiency. the third thing we did was part of this audit, one of the recommendations was that we need to create more written policies regarding court over time. this audit had many chapters regarding overtime. i can speak on the court liaison sign regarding court over time, but we have created a seven-page unit order at the court liaison. i have that with me today. we did right 7 department bulletins and 14-page bulletin based on court premium pay, so that our policies are out there, the officers are aware of the policy, all compliant with the policy. in regards to court over time, 15 recommendations our police department has implemented -- i'm sorry, 12 of these 15

to this collapse in american empire yes it is responding it's responding to the collapse and free up money it's a response to the collapse and the american empire exactly they had a great run after world war two but now it's on its course and now it's all falling apart and all the satellites that rely.

smith considered killing himself and that of the responding officers as evidenced by a phone call the made to his doctor prior to the incident. the message he left his doctor was, just call the cops. the number was inaudible. then he stated, not my house anymore. i am going to try to take them out when they come to take me. it is all over today, doctor. it is all over today. bye-bye. for his heroic actions, the police department has offered officer suguitan the bronze medal of honor. [applause] in the audience, i would also like to acknowledge his partner, samuel fung. if he could remain standing and let everyone know who you are. congratulations. [applause] officer fung, we think you every day for the work that you do as well. i would also like to the knowledge the presence of angela kang. now if i could have officer michael peregoy and officer james trail come up. >> on wednesday, march 10, 2010, at 1653 hours, officers trail, peregoy, and obot were in uniform and part of the seven dale housing team responding to a report of shots fired on the 1800 block of sunnyvale ave. officers t

if the department received no acceptable rents from any of the respondents, we can ask all of the respondents to submit higher rents. that is language that is in this rfp, has been in previous ones. that will ensure the department receives the best financial deal available. we have done to give it an outrage on this proposal, including contacting all people who were previously interested in the 2008 concession opportunity. we have reached out to marine of merchants, the national recreation area, the two yacht clubs out there, and a number of entities that are active in the marina. so with that, we would ask for your approval. >> is there any public comment on this item? being none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner harrison. >> i am in favor of this proposal, but i'm starting to look at the larger picture. we have the kiosk and now we are planning -- what do they call the building over there? [unintelligible] then we have mobile trucks, then we have a warming hut just inside the presidio. it seems to be getting crowded out there. >> i would agree, if all those were operating at the sa

i think they are the most effective and the most rapid responders that you can have. you know why? they are not burdened by rules and regulations. they are able to go where they want to be, as long as they can get within a secure area or perimeter, they can get wherever. they are the most effective of feeding and taking care of people. they should be an example for us. my theory had been this. we have all of the rules and regulations. congress and others will tell you we have the rules and regulations to have accountability. i think it's just the opposite. we have all of the rules and regulations to avoid accountability. we have the rules and regulations so the easy answer, i can't do that because it's against the rules. i'd like to do that for you because it's against the rules. that's no accountability. as opposed to, i'm not sure congress would ever do this. to give the fema director or people working in the midst of a crisis the kind of flexibility that they need. this is naive in my part, to give them the kind of flexibility they need in a crisis they can do what needs to be d

to this collapse in american empire yes it is responding it's responding to the collapse and free up money answer respond to the collapse and the american empire exactly they had a great run after world war two but now it's run its course and now it's all falling apart and all the satellites that rely on the u.s. for their largest all those military contractors and client states and puppets states got all that free money from a corrupt cop talk or see in america they're all being choked and then they want to throw money buying gold and silver the price keeps going higher and this will continue because no amount of growth will support this amount of debt it's impossible to mathematically impossible there's five hundred trillion in debt out there.

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she will respond to an e-mail only if she is instructed to do it and she charges us for it.ow do we have this discussion? we scheduled meetings again count -- to get -- that it canceled. we are told there is some opposition to what you want. we examine that opposition to the sunshine rules and explain how this is not a legitimate complaint. we go out into the neighborhood and talk to the movers and shakers and they respond in numbers in this way and yet we have no way of getting this information back to you guys so we could have an informed decision. we're not asking for much of this money. the money has been spent on mistakes. exclusions, deferred maintenance, things that have been ignored for years. now the package being sent to the contractor has even more of those. [tone] we need this process to start over with us. we are the friends of group and we know what's going on. we need a process. thank you. >> thank you. >> i don't even know how or where to begin. because what we are asking for is not something that is difficult and it's not something that should have been diff

resolution responding to the presiding judge of the superior court on the findings and recommendations contained in the 2010-2011 civil grand jury report entitled "the parkmerced vision: government by developer" annual budget. supervisor campos: these are two items that are related. one is the discussion of the report. the second is the resolution that the companies that item -- a company that item. one of the important functions we play as the government and audit oversight committee is to hold hearings and have discussions and respond to the work of a civil grand jury. the civil grand jury plays an important role in the life of the city and county of san francisco i want to begin by thanking the members of the civil grand jury for their service to the people of the city and county of san francisco. with that, on this item, which involves the parkmerced event project, if i could call on the civil grand jury, who will make a brief presentation on their report. again, thank you for being here. >> good morning, supervisors. my name is linda clarity. i am serving as the foreperson of the

i think there are the most effective and the most rabid responders a you can have. you know why? they are not burdened by rules and regulations. they're able to go where they want to go. why is the ticket within a secure area and within the perimeter they can do whatever they want to do. they're the most effective at beating in taking care of people. they should be an example for us. my theory is in this, we have these rules and regulations. so that we can have accountability. i think it is just the opposite. we have the rules and regulations so we can avoid accountability. we have the rules and regulations so that the easiest answer for us to give is i can't do that because it is against the rules. i would like to do that, but it's against the rules. that is no accountability. as opposed to -- and not sure of congress would ever do this, but give the fema director and the people working on this price is the kind of flexibility that they need, and i know this is why we've got to give them the kind of flexibility that they need so that they can do what needs to be done just so tha

. >> i think the project sponsors have responded to a lot of what we do. i agree with the requested that the majority of the houses are more victorian style, but this is much more can dextral that was, and it does blend in nicely with his house, which is the craftsman style. it looks like this belongs on the street. you have been that -- been doing a nice job of doing this. the height has been reduced by 14 inches overall. 12 inches on the first floor, moving forward with 2.6, 3.6 on the third. well we have here is the san francisco dilemma. it is tough to watch -- work with 25 feet. and the residences within this footprint. 1930 and 1750 looks fairly reasonable. with the project sponsor is saying, is that by changing the design of the roof, rather than having a flat roof after you get past the interior portion of the roof, i think what this does is it limits the amount of head room that you normally have as you move lateral -- laterally in these rooms. i don't know if that is proper of us task, because you would minimize the effective space by changing th

after the attacks, all of us understood what it meant to respond. including the recent successful operation in pakistan. we understand what the company met in terms of the information sharing the two talked about. in terms of building up that capacity and personal protection equipment, resilience is a new term. i am not sure that it is a continuum as much as it is a constant cycle. dr. flynn will talk with us about this today. how can we build and redesigned a free and open society that is better able to recover economically, socially, in terms of transportation and everything else after these devastating attacks. were they natural or man-made? >> i could not be delighted to be here. in the border patrol, i am a post card officer. at the end of my career i had the opportunity in the revenue commission, produced in 2001, the level one national security challenge on the soil. we were not well prepared for it. the reality is that despite a long career span with the coast guard like the apartment of homeland security. front lines are not at the border.

another key component included an art project that responded directly to the hospital's rich history. using archival images and artifacts, had designed 16 intricately woven tapestries that are inviting of significant events that shaped the hospital and the community over time. a >> it attracts a lot of visitors, and they are all and all - -in aw -- in awe over the variety of mediums used. >> i think we have given the city of san francisco and the residents an incredible art collection. it really encourage people to come and visit the new facility, also to see the arts. >> for more information, visit sfartscommisis >> hello, everybody. this is john from the city of san francisco. we're going to do some introductions here. the phone lines are open right now. i'm going to speak for a few minutes. i am going to hand it off to gail and then hand it off from shawn from i.d.c. after that we'll open up the lines for just a more roundtable conversation and questions. if you could keep your phones muted for a few minutes until we're done with some opening remarks, i think that will make it more

to this collapse in american empire yes it is responding it's responding to the collapse and fear.

i would be happy to respond to questions. supervisor chu: thank you. colleagues, to recap, we did take the budget analyst recommendations and the $84,000 in project close out, so the remaining item is the policy recommendation of the budget analyst with regard to the economist. from my perspective, given that no we are going to be heading into -- given that we know we're going to be heading into complicated conversations around tax structure, i think it is worthwhile to have an economist. their proven very helpful in these policy items over the year, and i am open to this. supervisor kim: at this time, i am ready to support the department position. while not completely in agreement, i believe our business tax reform will be an important policy issue, and i agree we will need extra hands to help support that. is a really heavy lift. also, thank you for the amount of work provided to the board of supervisors this year. the work has been at very high quality. supervisor mirkarimi: i agree isupervisor kim. i think the controller's office and ted egan have

for the first responders, it is a busy work day. >> some have been here since yesterday, all trying to get the best view for tonight's fireworks. >> we've got the best seat in the house. >> and the votes come in all shapes and sizes. >> but it is no holiday for first responders. it is all hands on deck for the d.c. fire department. including year, where votersboaters we spoke to say they have been watching the fireworks for years. >> it is something that people should have on a bucket list. see the fireworks behind the monument. >> and there are always a few that pushed the limits. within just a few minutes of going out on patrol, our boat responded to several calls including a boat on fire and a tree that had fallen. others have another plan to avoid the crush of boats leaving at the same time. >> we will spend the night. >> most of the calls that police and fire department get from the river are alcohol- related. as tonight goes on come on the question remains about the weather and if it is scheduled to get bad out here. >> thanks, mark. wjla.com is your source for everything 4th of