i would like to go back to sb 969. last year he -- >> what page? >> page 20. >> last year he succeeded and passing a measure in the wake of some of the hearings he held on the bay bridge that established in bay law mandated projects in access of billion dollars that he called mega projects that's at the state level for state level like the bay bridge and they would have to go through a process described in the bill. that's in state law because of his actions last year. he's saying any project, transportation project that cost in access of one billion dollars whether it's sponsored by the state or regional entity or by san francisco ta for example would have to undergo a pier review process. it does not impose the state pier review panel on a regional entity but it requires a regional entity to have its on process. >> what does the pier review process look like? is it one additional meeting or five? >> it's an ongoing collaboration with peers with a report -- it's pretty cumbersome. >> it may be something that agencies want to go on their own but re

i want to note that since the state legislator enacted sb 1062 a nov civil rights leader and officials and businesses and mbs of different parts of the industry including the torest of industry flout the country have come out against 106 fwo and urged governor [inaudible] in fact arizona senators bob [inaudible] peerpal that were in support of the bill sent letter to the senate and governor urgeer her not to sign this bill. as the mayor of [inaudible] i think it is important for us in san francisco, a sitee that has lodge been at the for front of protecting the rights of all people and special the rights of [inaudible] we take a clear stance against this legislation and this resolution will do a number of things. first, it will put the city and the board of supervisors on record as opposing sb 1062 and send a message to governor [inaudible] not to sign 1062 and if she decides to sign it the board of supervisors here in san francisco urges the city to renew the boy caught of arizona. that we call upon city departments to the extent [inaudible] to refrain from entering into any new or am

1442, y sb 1443 limita regalos que un legislador puede recibir, incluyendo la eliminacion de regalos, vamos a mandar un mensaje claro y fuerte, que el enfoque del senado es 100% el bienestar de la gente. >>las medidas dicen que tienen menos que ver con los problemas de glen rice y mercado. y más que ver con quienes trabajan. >>debemos mejorar, ha dicho que apoya a kevin de león en la próxima eleccion >>que seas un latino no quiere decir que sea una reflexion de la bancada latina, ni nuestra gente en el estado de california >>la compañía sayway acepto la compra del dueño de mercado... la consolidacion de uniones es la compra de minoristas como tiendas por un dólaresr. >>la tienda staples cerrara tiendas en estados unidos para disminuir costos operativos en millones. radioshack también anuncio que cerrarara veinte tiendas. >>protestas en venezuela dejan nuevos dejan dos nuevas muertes. se eleva la cifra de muertos heridos suman más de 300 violación a los derechos humanos se cuentan por decenas. quienese desbloquear la calle, fueron atacados >>en la zona de ruices, fueron atacados por u

the city supported sb 43 which was a law passed in 2013. it requires [speaker not understood] with certain elements and we'll stay engaged to make sure the program is designed to succeed, but is also fair and equitable to customers. what pg&e has filed, they proposed a program at the california puc that would allow customers to voluntarily purchase up to 100% of their energy needs from small and medium sized solar projects located within their service territory and by small scale they're talking 20 megawatts or less. the program would initially rely on projects fitting this description that are already in pg&e's portfolio. so, not a new build opportunity, but existing resources. and pg&e has stated that they would eventually -- the program would eventually result in the development of new projects spurred by the number of customers that enroll and their green tariff program. our objectives in the proceeding at the california puc are to develop an enhanced community enabled program element. so provide specific mechanisms in the green tariff'

sb 1005 which is authored by senator ricardo lard a will create the california health exchange program for all californiaians that would allow everyone in california to have access to care regardless of their immigration status. immigration status should not be -- should not bar an individual from accessing health care. exclusion of undocumented immigrants does not reflect our values and, in fact, goes against the interest of our communities. access to preventive care keeps people healthier by providing regular checkups and screenings and an early diagnosis of health problems ensures that these problems can be treated at an early stage. the treatment is successful and it's not overly expensive. currently the state of california spends $1.4 billion a year on emergency services for undocumented californians. by insuring everyone -- by insuring that everyone has access to health care, we can improve the health care of our entire community, reduce emergency costs, and limit the overcrowding of emergency rooms. ~ ensuring this is an important step in making sure that we have health care for

> la gobernadora de arizona pidiÓ a la corte suprema de estados unidos revisar una parte de la "ley sbn la gobernadora la decisiÓn fue deficiente y por eso pide revisar el mÁximo tribunal no ha dicho si aceptara o no hacerlo. >> al regresar en noticiero telemundo hay alarma en california por una grave contaminaciÓn con plomo. >> estamos con residentes de un pueblo de arizona que acosan a la patrulla de la frontera hacerles la vida imposible. >> veremos porque el hay alerta en una comunidad en el sureste de los Ángeles donde viven muchas familias hispana y se encontraron altos niveles de plomo. >> los residentes acusan a las autoridades de ocultar la verdadera magnitud de la contaminaciÓn que aseguran que ha sido cautas de graves enfermedad. >> por diez aÑos teresa market a sentido que la compaÑÍa que recicla 75 mil baterÍas al dia ha estado envenenando la comunidad. >> gente estÁ muriendo. >> su temores parecen confirmar una nueva prueba que detectÓ nivel excesivos de plomo rn sacerdote de la maparroquia siee que el problema es mÁs grave. >> ¿cÓmo puede vivir en una casa donde hay tier

causado por un policÍa hijo del influyente senador pierce autor de la sb 1070 y aliado del alguacil joearpaioe impactÓ el vehÍculo de un lomo hombre que muriÓ. el agente dijo que estaba en medio de una persecusiÓn aunque su camioneta no tenÍa luces ni sirena. vÍctima, una mujer mexicana que teme que el agente reciba trato favorable debido al vÍnculo con el alguacil arpaio. >>> esta madrugada incendio destruyÓ hotel de nueva jersey, un huÉsped dijo que habÍa vivido ahÍ desde que la tormenta sandy fracturÓ su hogar, otro hombre saltÓ del segundo piso para se fracturÓ el tobillo. algunos dijeron que vieron el fuego entrar por el techo. >>> presentaron en washington un informe sobre el rezago de las minorÍas, los alumnos no blancos tienen menos acceso a herramientas y programas que influyen en el Éxito academico, un alto porcentaje de secundarias con gran cantidad de hispanos y afroamericanos no ofrecen clases de quÍmica o matemÁtica mas allÁ de algebra y son expulsados con mÁs frecuencia y puesto con profesores con menos experiencia. >>> los aviones militares que buscan los restos del aviÓn de m

. >> i understand that our state senator mark leno offered sb 746 to offer lower drug prices. unfortunately that was a bill vetoed by the governor. we are all here trying to figure out what to do in san francisco to move things forward. this you for your work. colleagues, at this time unless you have any other questions, i would like to open it up to public comment. i know we have a fair number of public comment cards. let me call up the following individuals who submitted cards. jessie brooks, daniel ramos, bates, michael lion, duke, kelly and those are the cards that i have at the moment. if you want to step up, you have two minutes.2 minutes. thank you for your leadership on this. >> thank you for having this conversation. my name is dale glutsdz and bay area regional foundation and we were the major funder for prop b and dealing with the hiv epidemic and i'm very aware of life savings medication. i met a lot of people with other health conditions such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes who also struggle to afford medication. these people are all races and financial mean

de ley seria para brenda como para millones de estudiantes mas un balsamo economico... la propuesta sbos comunitarios de california ofrecer titulos de licenciatura dice amber chiang, vocera del colegio comunitario de bakersfield, enfatizando que las clases serian al mismo nivel academico que las universidades, pero a un costo de dolegio... este programa no seria nada nuevo bajo el sol... 21 estados en la nacion ya ofrecen esta opcion a los estudiantes... pezaria n titutlo de licenciatur lio... ferentesrs aseguraeria, asi com ching... titulo que la universidad estatal de california en bakersfield, asegura ya se ofrece ahi y no habria necesidad de ofrecerse en otros planteles... pensamos que esos fondos deberían ir a universidades de cuatro años como la de nosotros que ya tenemos esos programas de cuatro años establecidos para así poder, simplemente, expandir el número de estudiantes que podemos tener porque creemos que si se implementan programas en colegios comunitarios tendrán que utilizar más fondos porque tendrían que contratar a nuevos maestros, nuevo equipo. mientras tanto muchos

person to see hance expel gretel alive, jan brewer. ( laughter ) ( applause ) governor brewer vetoed sb062, which would have allowed business owners to freely practice their deeply held religious belief of not selling pastry to gay people. ( laughter ) because god is my cake boss. but, of course, the gay-stream media twisted the bill into something ugly. >> i'm a religious person. this is not religious freedom. it's just plain bigotry. >> this is a bigotry bill masked under religious freedom. >> they're quoting bigotry, per se, in the name of god. it's jim crowe back from the dead. >> it's actually a very similar argument that was raised against the civil rights laws of the mid-60s. >> reporter: >> stephen: this is nothing like the civil rights struggles of the 1960s. for starters, when gay marchers get hit with a firehose, they love it! ( laughter ) ( applause ) that's an actual photo, which means i'm not a bad person. the point is gay marriage is not a civil rights issue. just ask iowa republican and volunteer o the hypnotists forgt to wake up, steve king. jim? >> it's clear in the ci

. >> sb-69 requires the electric utilities to develop security plans to, one, making the power delivery system less vulnerable to security threats, two, reduce the consequences of successful security breaches and improve the speed of power restoration. >> last year's attack about $15.4 million in damage. >>> more than a dozen aftershocks were reported after a 6.9 magnitude earthquake in humboldt county. it hit at 10:19 off the coast of eureka. some people reported shaking as far south as redwood city and eugene, oregon. the earthquake did not trigger a tsunami warning and there were no reports of damage or injuries. people on twitter described its a strong jolt following by a rolling location. >>> now to the search for the missing malaysian airline. as david piper reports, one of the possible clues to the jetliner's disappearance has turned out to be unconnected. >> reporter: possible clues to the location of the missing jet proving to be false hope. >> the oil taken by the maritime, not from an aircraft. >> reporter: rescue aircraft searching for the malaysian airline planes sports wha

canceled and several people have been evacuated that conditions will remain on the sandstone same sign sb carrington exit and flowers risen into the weekend. they have a strong low pressure system to the north and as you can see the lines of very very close to each other very strong winds are blowing really we have a snow storm warnings in place within western areas up to forty centimeters of snow is likely into tomorrow morning cost could be about one hundred twenty six km are enough to topple many trees and leaves are going to be up to five meters and as for the jose area over the west then fine from the toukley into the chair the region. there is incredible and still continuing into two weekends a very dangerous conditions the next couple of days for the northern areas in the western areas. but for the pacific side of japan including ten q and try and probably would have to try near advisories to sit for in many areas. trial there was a toasted for the south korean finance ninety two trial weather and motion abt try with a for the northern half of time as well. their brain is once agai

that's part of what's required in sb 43. pg & e has not included that in their proposal. we are asking the c puc provide a mechanism in it's green tariff proposal from a small distributed renewable project. a mega watt or smaller located in disadvantaged communities. that is another aspect of 343 in making sure we are included. if the california puc required pg & e to put that in their proposal. and we are asking the california puc to require pg & e to ensure that all green tariff cost are born only by participating customers so that their green tariff proposal is not subsidized by non-participants. in the california puc's energy efficiency funding and we'll continue to stay involved protecting not only the city's interest but also the particular concerns of how to take advantage for the community choice aggregators. thank you. >> okay. also we have presentation on the rfp. >> yes. staff was directed at the last meeting to address the local energy build out program. some of the issues that staff was directed also included a marketing approach. that's not in this particula

obamacare dejo por fuera a los indocumentad os, pero en california ya se ha presentado el proyecto de ley, sbtodos... este brindaria la cobertura medica sin importar el estatus migratorio gilberto bonilla/apoya proyecto de ley "salud para todos" 8:17 todos los que vivimos en este pais tenemos la necesidad de tener seguro medico 8:22 9:49 porque seria un desastre que solo para las personas que tienen residencia ciudadanos y los demas que que sufran no es justo 9:59 elidias diaz/apoya proyecto de ley "salud para todos" 4:14 para mi es la mortalidad de uno sin seguro medico 4:18 4:23 yo quiero tener seguro medico porque cualquier accidente problema en mi vida 4:27 hoy en oakland, organizaciones comunitarias y medicos se reunieron para dar su apoyo al proyecto que dicen beneficiaria a cerca de un millon de indocumentad os... la cobertura se daria en dos partes... primero a traves de medical expandiendola a personas de bajos ingresos aunquen sean indocumentadas... y para los que tienen ingresos mayores betzabel estudillo/centro de politicas de california para los inmigrantes 27:52 tener tambien un

on sbs certain that the simple act of casting about was how fake the results. the psyche saddam. it's the lord. kabul some of the ten counts of insider brunei in bangkok all prices are going up in major cities in china above the pace is slowing down it's a new possible sign that the country's economy may be losing some steam officials at china's national bureau of statistics say the prices of new homes when out in february from the previous month in fifty seven of the seventy major cities surveyed prizes and one joe and chengdu rose zero point five percent and those in shanghai zero point four percent but the pace of increase decline in many cities when compared with the same month last year the chinese economy has been showing signs of a slowdown recently the manufacturing index has fallen for three consecutive months the latest data on speculation that china's slower economic growth may be behind the small increases in those housing prices china has also released investment data commerce ministry officials say. foreign direct investment in the country totaled nineteen point thr

sb nation tweeted out this picture saying insane cow bell player says hello, internet. >> something tells me he's quite the character. stanford women have their own shot at getting into the sweet 16 today. the number two seeded cardinal take on the tenth ranked florida state seminoles. tip-off, 3:30 this afternoon. stanford will be looking for a little payback. the last time the cardinal didn't advance to the sweet 16, it was in 2007 when they were upset by the tell knows. >>> from the court to the baseball diamond, opening day exactly one week away for the giants. but third baseman pablo sandoval is unlikely to have a new contract before then. sandoval rejected the giants' offer this weekend. that deal was for three years and it was worth about $40 million. his agent says sandoval wants at least five years and $90 million. >> can't wait. >>> still to come, a deer gets stuck in a precarious situation. >> we're going to show you how he was freed from this family's backyard coming up. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom, what happened? stress, fun, bad habits, kids, now what? let's bu

still have some time to get your outdoor activities taken care of before that heavy bout of rain moves sb san jo-- into san jose. this is where we're concentrating for that slight chance. the santa cruz mountains, of course the high elevation to the western facing slopes surrounding san jose. we're going to be staying right here with you on nbc bay area. if anything happens today, we'll jump into coverage and let you know. but i'm not leaving the storm center at all. it's just that risky. 57 degrees in san francisco. temps are going to be cool for the next couple days as that front comes through. this is what you can expect. that fierce wind is really going to start to pick up. the san francisco camera just getting bounced around by the strong wind gust. today, as we head throughout the second half of the day, that's when we're expecting that widespread heavy rainfall. should clear out of here before we hit about 7:00 p.m. let me show you how that looks on the future cast. between 2:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., that's when we have that slight chance of severe weather. so, here it is. there's th

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the sb 1062 would give the businesses the rights to refuse service to gays and lesbian on rights of religiousdoms. the host committee for next year's super bowl which will be played in arizona, the arizona governor jan brewer vetoed the bill. virgin group chairman richard branson says officials from uganda asked him to do business in the country. he is now calling for a boycott. >> my initial reaction is i didn't want to do business with uganda. i felt the country is giving money to uganda should withdrawal those moneys. i would rather spend that money in countries that treat their people decently. >> i want to bring in richard sacarities. john berman is my cohost. is this a good thing for them to stand up on arizona? >> i think more and more countries do really care about gay rights because they see that in order to attract the top talent, they have to support equality for everybody who works for them. >> this is a business proposition for them? >> i think it is motivated by business. there are a lot of things emerging around this issue. each one of these issues, russia, uganda, arizona, we

bills that the hurricane and buns tie as they now say that being failed by a dozen challenge against sb spoken about that with aunties and build on. next is the name of nelson's yanukovich was pushed out of power when people in kiev sing about the new leadership. zuma was the man called latina but suu kyi was the one who went on the stage of my gotten just a day before which was ousted its sad that i took them a call to half time when forced to resign if not they will attack with my work. let's listen to what he said in a very fast interview with port with leukemia. as for the staff all is seen ukraine has failed to train in each day's sales. the security in the east of the country's failed to secure the journalists fail because people socially distrust of police. i acknowledge the new power but i'm not happy how it works it likes bravery in faith in the ukrainian people another good example is this woman back adam went down she was a close two of them i got movement she is in fact one of the members of the council of them i gonna listen to what she sets about the new authorities in ken

>> so, the general contractor who is on board, cahill, they're familiar with all the sb requirements, the work force expectations that we have. and they will be working with the support structure that has been put in place, for example, the construction assistance program, cap, with an on-site office at the shipyard. and their job is to reach out to local contractors, make sure they are aware, help them prepare and get ready to bid on opportunities that are coming up. so, that's one of our ways to ensure that we have solid local participation. >> okay, thank you. >> okay, thank you. i do have a quick question. and this was a question that came up for me in light of our discussions on the m-o-u with the mayor's office of housing. so, it's about the marketing plan. a couple things. so, the first is the primary lease out so, you know, the first time the apartments are leased out. it's very prescriptive norte vertical developer in terms of how they're supposed to do their outreach, through news outlets and things like that. what is -- how does that method reach people digitally or through

and located in disadvantaged communities, this was an important part of sb 43 that we advocated for and really are trying to sort of give ourselves, our community a leg up in the process. if we are successful in getting a good program available to our residents through pg&e. we want to make sure that we have an opportunity to exercise that local build opportunity right here in san francisco. the green tariff costs, we want to make sure are borne by participating customers. that's mostly focused on trying to avoid shifting costs to nonparticipants which would make it difficult for a program like cleanpowersf to compete against it. so, trying to preserve those options. as i say, that's all activity ongoing at the california puc. and then of course there is some legislative activity picking up. we have new legislate ~. we have a bill introduced by assembly member bradford ab [speaker not understood] that we're keeping an aye on and a bill introduced by assembly member ammiano, ab [speaker not understood]. we don't think they're meaningful so i'm not going to get into that. they are on our