. >> the strength and seismickity of the seawall. >> we are trying to get a cost on the seawall as well as the plan to address sea level rise and we understand, based on what we discussed in the last presentation, that the port's balance sheet clearly is not going to be an adequate source to address either the seawall unless it's much less expensive than i'm anticipating, or sea level rise, but we're putting forward efforts to seek partners, open the door to future funding and develop strategies together about how we will finance these very important future capital needs. >> so commissioner you raised a good point when you asked what bcdc's role is. we have talked to you previously about sea level rise and the seawall fortitude hand in hand and in recent months we've come to process through agreement with the other city agencies and regional agencies that there is a group led by the department of environment that is addressing sea level rise which the port is a party to, but we are not leading that effort. and then there is the ert that we are leading is for the seawall in particular se

i don't -- and we don't have any firm proposal for seawall at 330 as we sit here now. the warriors said maybe, and i believe it's always maybe, maybe it will be out in march. they have had 3 iterations of 3032, there is still a lot of questions about 3032 because the only presentation they had that was serious about this was a land use committee. all hell broke loose at the meeting. my time is up and so this is unrealistic schedule and you are abusing the public, big time. it's as though the election isn't happening. thank you. >> any additional public comment? then public comment is closed. commissioners. >> thank you very much for this report. >> i had some similar questions just in terms of the likelihood that there will be a ballot initiative addressing or concurrent with some of our timeline here. how would that impact any of these? >> well, i know that there's a lot of speculation about a ballot measure. i think the mayor has said on several occasions he's always thought that it would be appropriate for the voters to weigh in on the project and clearly that was t

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external agencies to size the problem of the seawall and develop a financing strategy. we also are funding grant matches so when we receive home land security and other sources we have the match there to receive those funds. on the operating budget, it's really to maintain the operating reserve in the capital policies to support only new positions that meet strategic goals to address our changing environment or protect recovery knews and increase operating efficiencies and we have limited all other expenditure growth to 3 percent of actuals. it's to seek reductions in operating expenses that do not undermine effective operations and every year we'll be looking to find those and also to ensure that south beach harbor, the south supporting program prior to its transfer and to offset expenses for development proposals through cost recovery. so as i looked at all of these numbers i really saw two types of strategies. one is to look toward incremental improvement and change in areas we can control, controlling operating expenses, growing our revenue, setting aside the right

the staff report also provides details about the program for seawall lot 330 which i'm not going to go over now, they have not changed since version 2 was issued, but together those two sides of the street as they are described in the staff report are the basis of the project description that the planning department is studying now. you've been reading in the paper that some other things have been happening too, the warriors have announced a new cost estimate for the facility. we, too, at the port have been working to come up with a third party validation of that cost estimate. we just received that cost estimate, prepared by martin lee corporation from our as-needed pool in the engineering division. they estimate the hard costs, not including design, of the pier substructure, the rebuild of the pier substructure, at approximately $171 million dollars so very close to the warriors' revised estimate for the project. as ken mentioned we're here on this ena amendment largely prompted by changes in the schedule, new opening date for 2018 means we are taking more time in the public process

there is no seawall. we appreciate that -- >> despite the fact that i am important monuments -- fort monmouth. i hear you. i will let commissioner martin speak to this. we have a plan to deal with the entire coastline of the state with the protective system to be able to deal with not having this type of damage again as we go forward. that is one of the things that has been funded and we are in the process of getting that done. i am going to give the microphone to him to let him go through that with you. if there is a follow-up question for either one of us, i will give it a shot. >> thank you for your question. we are working through a design with the town with the mayor for the downtown section for additional seawall. the second part of that is finding the money. some of the money we are going to have is potentially going to fund that project but that is what we are looking at. we have to run that through hud and the governor. we have a design already. we would like to see that happen. we have to get th

three girls from china died, dozens injuried when the plane clipped a seawall while landing. >>> we're learning if arizona's governor will veto a controversial bill or not allowing businesses in the state to discriminate against gays and lesbia lesbians. they say she did not want to take any actions that could jeopardize it in arizona. it would allow business owners deny service if they felt it would violate their own religious beliefs. for instance, a florist could refuse decorating at a gay wedding. >> the most co drug taken by pregnant women may be linked to adhd in women. a large study found the i did order was more likely to develop in kids whose mothers took acetominiphine. the study does not prove that they are linked, but rather encourages further study. >> new details about what doctors call a rare phenomenon, a polio like illness has left children partially paralyzed. they say it is similar, but not the same illness. they spoke about five cases they studied from the bay area including 4-year-old sofia jarvis. she began coughing and weezing in 2012, and she lost the use of her

you would like us to keep the commission aprietzd of our efforts on sea level rise and seawall. you would like some report on i guess what i would call a vision for the southern waterfront that might guide the eir and then specifically for next meeting, supplemental budget book and a consolidated capital projects in process and proposed. so i think those are the highlights, there was a lot more that was little details but that's hard to do list and we will be back to you over the course of many months. >> did i miss anything big? >> i think i got it. >> without further ado, meeting is --. >> i would like to make a motion while we adjourn that we dedicate this meeting honoring willie brown in honor of the new willie brown bay bridge and also being black history month i find it to be verifitting. >> and it's also very mother's birthday. >> second. >> we are adjourning in honor of willie o brown and the bridge. >> and black history month. >> thank you, commissioners. (meeting adjourned). >> welcome to the san francisco historic preservation commission regular meeting. for wednesday

play structure we're working with mustards and safety rather than having fences we'll have raised seawall that will allow us to create buffers and between children and the circulation. >> the estimated costs that was presented to you is $2.8 million a breakdown felt budget is included in our staff report. to date the city has committed $2.5 million towards the project. this comes with $4 million of the 2012 bond and the opportunity fund from the other bonds as well as a commitment of 1 and a half million from the western neighborhood impact fees. we anticipate a gap of $303,000 and the association is prepared to raise fund for the project to bridge the gap. in order to facilitate this relationship we've been working with the city attorney's office i wanted to kind of outline briefly the primary components of the agreement. what the agreement does it identifies the south park improvement association and the parks awe lions as the primary responsible party for the design of the project. this is done through the services provide by fletcher studios and will come from the form of construction

in particular protecting the seawall from sea level rise, what to do about our red and yellow tag facilities, there are a number of them outlined in your report, we need to continue to address the risks posed by our vulnerable underpier utilities in response to our agreement with the water board and we want to try and do something to reuse and revitalize our underused assets such as the southern waterfront and the ac34 venues and dredging of course is always a kind of tricky item, it seems to always go up in terms of costs and since it's funded out of the capital budget it continues to take a lot of that capital capacity that would otherwise be available to apply to state of good repair. so while the current 10 year plan shows an improved outlook by identifying potential funding sources to address 42 percent of the repairs needed, clearly more work needs to be done if we are going to maintain and bring all of the port's properties up to a state of good repair and put it in productive use. to do that we are going to build partnerships, make trade-offs, as president obama made in sort of an ai

three people died and dozens were injured when the airliner clipped the seawall during landing on julya navigation aid was not in operation at the time, and the pilot has since told investigators that made the landing very difficult and stressful. federal safety investigators are now looking into whether pilots have become too dependent on automated piloting systems. >>> time is getting short for people to get health insurance under covered california in time for a key deadline, and an enrollment event is underway in the east bay right now. >> we want to talk to californians, especially folks in the bay area to make them aware that the deadline for enrolling in a covered california plan is march 31st so they have plenty of time to do the enrollment. >> covered california will have representatives at the albany library until 7:00 tonight to help folks sign up along with identification, the organizers say people might also want to take a copy of their most recent tax return. >> if you bring your financial information tax returns so that if you qualify for help from the federal government

. >>> and dramatic video of a spanish ship breaking up after hitting a seawall off the coast of franced to lift a dozen crew members to safety, but thankfully no one was hurt. >>> and in japan, watch out. it is a runaway gorilla. just kidding. only a drill. at a zoo in tokyo, a staff member dressed up in a gorilla costume as zoo workers practiced containing the bozo beast with nets. the zoo holds animal escape drills like this every two years. in the past, they simulated a runaway rhino and a tiger. hmm. tiger? rhino? runaway? >> they do the drill every two years. i don't know how effective it is. >> okay. >>> it is time for a look ahead and a look back. jay leno leaves the tonight show after 22 year and 4,610 shows. wow. the most ever. leno will be succeeded by jimmy fallon. >>> on this day in 1985, president ronald reagan's state of the union address included the reagan doctrine, supporting international freedom fighters as covered by nbc news. >> tonight, we declare anew to our fellow citizens of the world, freedom is not the sole prerogative of the chosen few. it is the universal r

it struck a seawall off the coast of france and routine too. all the crew members were rescued while in second cd called was on the war so off to school hospital so they inched up to twenty thousand irish times with cow palace and it will cost to say this mole rain to come. sin does to the devastated gulf coast in the front and center. it looks like something you'd see in the record company you know what there's no no system in place the chicken supply. three cities struggling to recover from what was to win since january in more than a century the self winston county and didn't wait schools to land slide beneath the main coastal railway line cause of the track collapsed. british prime minister david cameron has pledged a further one hundred million pounds the flood relief. in addition to funds already earmarked the flood defenses. staying in britain at least ten people have been injured by a powerful gas explosion the blast hit a residential street in the seaside town climbed to about one hundred and thirty km east of london one house was flat

look beyond the waves breaking over the seawall it on him dying on the french basque coast but the force at the previous night's storm is clear to see. indicted on one hand lanes came and he smashed into things the envoy it's really the norm and not just wrong a few kilometers up the coast the waves wreck seafront eyes in the sun shone the news. no one remembers anything quite like this before. morning we started coming in. and as you can see the logic of ours over the border in spain residents of the old town of san sebastian on our cleaning up after reeves up to seven meters high crashed into the sea walls. and it's a similar sign to all along the atlantic coast authorities closed beaches and ordered the evacuation of some waterfront properties this storm has passed. but with more strong winds and heavy rain forecast the north of spain remains on guard sports news for you now and a german teenager whose borrowing winter sports a stand when it could be a medal hope that some tea in the first goal of the competition for women in the sport. some say is like jumping out of a building here'

three people were killed and dozens injured when this asiana airlines jet clipped a seawall as it tried to land in san francisco last summer. federal authorities say the korean airline was slow to provide information and help to the families of the victims. the fine is $500,000. >>> u.s. prosecutors will have to cool their heels before getting their hands on mexican drug lord joaquin guzman. guzman, also known as el chapo must stand trial in mexico on organized crime charges before any possible extradition to the u.s. guzman is being held of mexico's most secure prison, a move aimed at not repeating his escape in 2001. >>> there are more arrests in a huge disability fraud case linked to 9/11. some of these people in handcuffs are retired police officers and firefighters. they're accused of filing disability claims saying they had psychiatric problems from the 9/11 attacks and other on-the-job trauma. prosecutors say they bilked the government of $400 million. >>> well, all u.s. forces could soon be out of afghanistan. president obama has ordered the pentagon to plan for a full american

in particular protecting the seawall from sea level rise, what to do about our red and yellow tag facilities, there are a number of them outlined in your report, we need to continue to address the risks posed by our vulnerable underpier utilities in response to our agreement with the water board and we want to try and do something to reuse and revitalize our underused assets such as the southern waterfront and the ac34 venues and dredging of course is always a kind of tricky item, it seems to always go up in terms of costs and since it's funded out of the capital budget it continues to take a lot of that capital capacity that would otherwise be available to apply to state of good repair. so while

the majority you've taken money away and you wonder why they're not spending anything there was a seawall so feeling at the bank of england that somehow if you cut interest rates people would spend because there'd be no point in saving but of course their mind theoretical column is they've never actually had to live in the real world they don't understand that if you all living on a fixed income and your income is going down you're going to husband your resources not simply splurge on a new car it's ridiculous can we say that garnett was officially now lying when he said that when employment got to six the happy. that he would possibly resign ok well it's got to do these numbers yet. what is a reversal of course we're going to read by the way these are these are not again these are temporary jobs low paying jobs jobs are not providing for households enough that they they can afford to get off government assistance i mean this is all very crappy jobs actually but somehow they're calculating that at their equation even with that bad data is still not seeing any end user content i was watchi

already seen the twenties january since records began in death and the storms that rolled parts of the seawall down causing happened to the transport network. and they bring some asserts thousands of acres of land remain on the wall to the record breaking flooding situation said that the royal marines have been drafted in to help collect as much towards prime minister is tomato hold all the government is working towards helping with this problem. lenin's this woman and a tow company nokia scary this huge waves crashed onto the sea front. away from the coast it's more a problem of snow than rain. a major clean up operation is underway in central europe after heavy snowfall blanketed the region the only in austria helping local shop and await the arts. in slovenia thousands remained without power as the melting snow in front of the homes of people brace themselves for more bad weather across the continents this weekend's slovenian government has pledged to thousands of year it's with the page to help with the cleanup. born to survivors of the nineteen forty five hiroshima bombing death by his mi

what happens, a massive wave crashed through here late tuesday and wednesday, and 80 meters of the seawall collapsed and the railway line. the workers can only work in six-hour shifts during the day and night. >> well, it has been absolutely catastrophic, as well as the damage, we have had lightning strikes on equipment, and we have had one particularly big landslide, which, and the southwest has been completely cut off by rail. >> reporter: it wasn't just the railway line, it was the houses. a lot of the families have been forced to get out quickly. and they're not sure when they're going to be able to return. >> i don't know whether we'll come back. i don't think so, it scares my wife and daughter too much. they're petrified. and the wall is gone, and we never thought it would. >> reporter: problems in the north, large parts are still underwater, and the water continues to rise, and the river thameexpected to reach levels nd in a decade. more is expected on tuesday and wednesday. >> that's it for me and the rest of the team in london. >> in western mexico, a local defense group, working

three people died and dozens were injured when th when the pr jed clipped a seawall while landing. >>> radiation is expected to reach the california coast this springs from japan. so far researchers have detected just minuscule amounts of the radioactive isotope in the ocean off vancouver canada. scientists say when the radiation arrives it is unlikely to post any threat to humans. >>> it's been a shaky couple of months for oklahoma. hundreds of earthquakes have rattled the sooner state since january 1st with nearly 150 hitting in just a single week. while most of the quakes are harmless, one recently measured 3.8 on the richter scale. over the past 30 days, oklahoma has been a hotspot for earthquakes. becoming the second most active state after california, that was not always the case. before 2009 it was rare to see more than a handful of quakes in any given year in oklahoma. sin then there have been more than 800 with a magnitude of 2.0 or higher. why is this happening? well, some are blaming the increase in oil and gas drilling, others say it's waist water putting too muc -- wastew

if the planet keeps warming on the trajectory it is on at the moment, there will be sea halls -- seawallsh after protect most of the earth. that is why it is so appalling that at the same time that we have seen these effects firsthand in the united states, we are busy -- well, and the obama administration, of his eight years of the obama administration, we will double to mystical production. we are exporting coal at record levels for the rest of the world. of tracking across the u.s.. none of this is compatible with the planet that took climate change your sleeve. >> this is a key teaching moment. the entire country in the u.s., and as you point out in many is payinghe world, attention to the weather, tuning in to, radio, going online to see, what can we expect? alls watching television last night. i did not see -- i'm not saying i saw every channel by any means -- but in a national broadcast, while the weather was the p, not aon was nonstop i' mention of global warming or climate change. even when they do talk about it, for years, they are treated down.portrayed the good news is, people