passport from sister agencies. so many projects located in areas where over head lines ever present the need for more mta support is know warranted we need mta's help to relocate stops and most importantly deenergize the over head lines so contractors can w safely. gifrn the approval process that required review and coordination given their currently circumstances of resource mta can provide limited support. it goes become to the skilled labor shortage discussion regarding the over head line if mta is experiencing that same deficiency. over all, number of projects are experiencing significant schedule and cost impacts you so in future change orders. we are trying to mitigate the impacts soliciting third party contractors who may have the workers to provide support serviceos days mta will not be able to. the other item its not directly for puc not a support issue. its -- really on our end the challenge that -- construction management is facing is how to staff up the support puc. and -- puc is requesting us to provid

corps november 39, hospital with a capacity of 100 beds among the departments of the brothers and sisters agency, the inpatient departments of men and sisters under supervision, special departments and protein departments, which include the radiology department , ultrasound, endoscopy, the pharmacy's operating room , in addition to the obstetrics and gynecology departments, the ophthalmology clinic , cardiologist, otolaryngologist, dermatologist. general surgeon, neurosurgeon, neurosurgeon, neurosurgeon and saed shui, who serves in a hospital in the capital of iran's hospital province . from 2008 to the end of 2019, we moved based on this strategy to operate 230 mobile hospitals in all parts of the country . we deployed and provided this service only with two the number of your services is statistically insignificant. i have served more than 4 million people in these hospitals . in those remote areas and deprived villages, 30,000 surgeries have been performed for loved ones and medical services have been provided. a really expert person, very good training, the flaws of the 10th lesson, the fixe

support from the library, rec park and supervisor mar's office planning with the community and the sister agencies to bring this initiation for lan mark designation. we look forward to continuing the coordination throughout the marking process. thank you. >> thank you very much. any comments or questions? let's go to public comment. >> thank you. seeing we have no one in the chamber we will go to the remote line we have 4 listeners with low in the queue if you would like to press story 3. takes first caller you have 2 minutes. i'm kerry young from san francisco heritage. i really wanted to thank supervisor mar for spearheading this designation and i want to say that the p side library is a commune gem this has served the neighborhood for over 70 years. it is provides great illustration of postwar architecture and the first of the libraries designed by woolford and set the pattern for the other branch library this is came after it. it is modern design is similar to a cozy style home and it fit this is welcoming commune space in the park side. and we are really thrilled this designation will build u

addressing hunger including the creation of a senior hunger interagency council comprised of the sister agencies that provide critical support services to our seniors from s.n.a.p. here are some key observations from our work in georgia. the solution should be holistic including relevant program agencies and stakeholders. the state plan broadens the diversity of stakeholders at the table. and there is no national model of interagency collaboration and data sharing service delivery and program implementation for us to follow and leverage in-state work, therefore the creation of our interagency council is a pioneering endeavor with potential. leveraging partners that shift across the sectors is critical in assessing and implementing and evaluating nutrition and aging policies. we are proud of that georgia has been at the forefront of many of the recommendations of the white house national strategy on hunger, nutrition and health and we look forward to being part of that. thank you for the opportunity to speak before you today and sharing our experiences. >> doctor walker, thank you for your testim

i hope the transportation authority can clan rit with sister agencies to strengthen effort in this your. also, we saw the governor's proposals to trim state transit transportation capitol funding program its lower budget submit. i thank senator wiener for advocating for state maintain transit investment and find solutions to address our transoperation fiscal cliffs at mounty, bart and cal train. thank you to metro transportation commission and our rep to that body commissioner ronen for making bridge funding for bay transit agencies a transit priority. our agents recover ridership and ref mou. thank you for working with the state legislative delegation find a path forward. i did prosecute void an update on the annual meeting back in february feld in anaheim, california i should provide an update to this body since the t. a. helped funds that the theme was advancing change. meetings focused on what can be done to support county governments e merging from the pandemic and facing challenges including the sluggish transit system cross the state and country. wildfire challenges. mental healt

i hope the transportation authority can clan rit with sister agencies to strengthen effort in this your. also, we saw the governor's proposals to trim state transit transportation capitol funding program its lower budget submit. i thank senator wiener for advocating for state maintain transit investment and find solutions to address our transoperation fiscal cliffs at mounty, bart and cal train. thank you to metro transportation commission and our rep to that body commissioner ronen for making bridge funding for bay transit agencies a transit priority. our agents recover ridership and ref mou. thank you for working with the state legislative delegation find a path forward. i did prosecute void an update on the annual meeting back in february feld in anaheim, california i should provide an update to this body since the t. a. helped funds that the theme was advancing change. meetings focused on what can be done to support county governments e merging from the pandemic and facing challenges including the sluggish transit system cross the state and country. wildfire challenges. mental healt

treaty land to an outside authority, resisted so the bureau of indian affairs and the park service sister agencies in the interior department joined forces to devise a plan that would make part of pine ridge a tourist attraction, badlands national monument was to annex a south unit, consisting of some 130,000 acres of the old gunnery range and additional lands. more than doubling the monument size. 76,000 of those acres would revert to the oglala sioux tribe, which would provide an easement compatible with park administration. the park service then wouldn't have to buy the land at all. it would only need to. coleman, agent with the tribe. there was no need for interior to own any acreage when it could zone. it just as effectively. again, the tribe resisted, but if the oglala wouldn't make the the exchange counter, the senate committee on interior affairs, the remaining free range land, they said, will be subject to disposal under surplus property procedures. in other words, if the tribal council didn't agree, there was no hope of regaining most of the gunnery range lands once controlled by the ogl

experience, there is still a lot of misperception around what cdc is charged to do and what it's sister agencies are responsible for. for example, there is policymaker and public misunderstanding about what the cdc should have been doing around contracting with the private sector, or around moving or distributing products around the country. we know other agencies had specific responsibilities to do that. when we think about strengthening the cdc's mission, keep in mind what its unique capabilities are and what we are asking it to do. we have to think about its critical role internationally. other agencies work internationally. they have been some ways many more processes in place that they should have for that work, and we need to make sure cdc has the staffing, hiring capabilities, the processes, the cultural training afforded to other agencies that work overseas, and make sure that is available to cdc as it does its critical work. when embassies overseas get emergency calls about new outbreaks occurring in one country or another, the first call they make is the u.s. cdc and we need to make su

i hope the transportation authority can clan rit with sister agencies to strengthen effort in this your. also, we saw the governor's proposals to trim state transit transportation capitol funding program its lower budget submit. i thank senator wiener for advocating for state maintain transit investment and find solutions to address our transoperation fiscal cliffs at mounty, bart and cal train. thank you to metro transportation commission and our rep to that body commissioner ronen for making bridge funding for bay transit agencies a transit priority. our agents recover ridership and ref mou. thank you for working with the state legislative delegation find a path forward. i did prosecute void an update on the annual meeting back in february feld in anaheim, california i should provide an update to this body since the t. a. helped funds that the theme was advancing change. meetings focused on what can be done to support county governments e merging from the pandemic and facing challenges including the sluggish transit system cross the state and country. wildfire challenges. mental healt

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also our sister stele agency and for all the community leaders when participated for their dedication look forward it impelement the priors identified in the framework. thank you. good afternoon. i'm the environmental justice director of the population healing division in the sudden fran san francisco public health. i was part of this project and the staff was developing the process that was goingused. i going it speak on the process not the content. although i think the content of the final project is wonderful and unanimously adopted. the reason i will focus on the process that's when environmental justice is about. we need to emplay environmental justice press to our work. so. begin that i do want to point out earlier today there was a discussion about community involvement and conclusion and iment to suggest this planning staff look at what was done and the project because except for one criticism this we had00 autocommunity and that i agree with 100%. they were invite in the late. we need the community at the table as we are beginning to discuss the project and help with the desi

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he's a former council of the national security agency in joins me now. -- sisters in law podcast andand strongest material to members of congress? >> so, we have to be all important factors at play here. one is the perfectly understandable desire and important need for congress to understand, given its intelligence committee's role, exactly what documents may have been compromised. they have oversight duty that's very important. and the director of national intelligence certainly wants to comply with their very understandable, legitimate needs. on the other hand, equally powerful, the department of justice wants to make sure that its investigations, if they turned criminal in nature in any of these areas, aren't compromised by inappropriate disclosures or information not being handled in the proper channels. we've got two very important factors. congress is able to resolve this, the executive branch is able to resolve this, when we have the mueller report involving russia several years ago, the two branches variable to figure out an accommodation. i think the same thing will occur he

we are the largest law enforcement agency that partners officers with big brothers big sisters in the community. i don't have responsibility in our city for the educational system, but it is critical. the city is built on a strong foundation of safety and security. if your city is not viewed as safe and secure, you will not realize your vision as mayor. we have a number of crime prevention projects. this was mentioned year, i believe, about guns stolen out of a locked car. if one of the byproducts of reducing crime in your city by over 80% is there is that perception of safety, therefore, everyone loses the physical ability to lock a car or close a garage door, then we all know, i heard the number of guns in the united states and florida. you cross the state line and you don't have a gun, the state will give you one. we do have our share of firearms in the state of florida. that is an issue to their communication with the public in understanding their responsibility to secure those firearms. we had 193 out of 200 something vehicles broken into with guns stolen out of unlocked cars tha

looking at our mentoring programs, we are the largest law enforcement agency that partners with big brothers and big sisters in the community. the educational system, we do not have a responsibility in our community for the educational system but it is critical. if your city is not viewed as a safe, or secure, you are not going to realize your vision as mayor. and we realize we have a number of crime prevention projects, as we mentioned, here about the guns stolen out of locked cars. it's one of the byproducts of reducing crime in your city. and we reduced over 80%, if there's a perception of safety, everyone loses critical ability to lock the car or close the garage door. we all know, there are a number of guns in the united states and in florida, if you cross state lines and you don't have a gun, they will give you one. we have our share of firearms in the state of florida, so that in addition to communication with the public to understand their responsibility to secure firearms. we can win 193 out of some 200 vehicles where guns were stolen that were traced to violent crime. that responsibility is critic

agency. in the co-host of the hashtag sisters podcast, an msnbc contributor.erials to members of congress? >> we have to real important factors at play here. one is the perfectly understandable desire and important need for congress to understand, given its intelligence committee's role, exactly what documents might have been compromised. they had the oversight duty, which is very important. and the director of national intelligence certainly wants to comply with their very understandable, legitimate need. on the other hand, equally powerful, department of justice wants to make sure that its investigation into the criminal nature of these areas are compromised by a appropriate disclosures are handling the proper channels. two very important factors. congress is able to resolve this, the executive branch is able to resolve this when we have this report involving russia several years ago. the two branches are able to figure out their accommodation. i think that the same thing will occur here, but it's going to take some negotiations. >> is there a concern from t

the sisters' national competition is a one-day event and they will compete with each other after reaching the national stage. mohammadi of the qom broadcasting news agency bargah area has arrived, dear ones, thank you very much for your company. have a good time and god bless you. good night. well, tonight, first of all, let's start from west azarbaijan, khoi city. over the next three days , there will be snow and rain in the municipality of zamin, which will at least reach 45 degrees below zero. we have cold weather, but this is the result of entering the system, which today will cause snow and rain in the western and northern regions of the country. tonight, it will continue to rain in the provinces of west azarbaijan, east ardabil , kurdistan, kermanshah, lorestan, ilam, and scattered in the areas and slopes of south of alborz qazvin, alborz, menar, and tehran, as well as you, are ahead of us, but tomorrow, this system is expected to intensify a bit, and we have snow and rain in the northwestern regions, in the south of west azar province and in the east of ardabil, as well as in the kurdistan of kermanshah, ilam. its color is yellow and orange. the

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sisters they are dying and stuff. you know, i mean, yeah, i'm starving on the industries and they are cold city agencies are suggesting that residents. stay home if they can and limit their 911 calls only for emergencies. so a death situation. so the city is asking people not to call 911 instead call 311 if you have any problems and usually it works you can still pick up some sandbags until eight this evening and by the way in case you're wondering schools tomorrow will be open in san francisco leanne melendez abc 7 news. hey great information, leanne. thank you and be sure to watch us on air and online tomorrow morning starting at 4 am for the latest weather and road conditions near you our abc 7 morning team will be tracking the storm closely including the forecast any possible damage and your morning commute. so tune in and join them at four o'clock in the morning still ahead. he's accused of killing at least 7 people in stockton and the bay area and today the suspected serial killer was back in court. we're going to tell you what happened plus a warning to the public after an inmate escapes in the north bay how he

sisters are out here dying. they are starving in the street. they are called. >> to the agencies are suggesting residents stay home if they can and limit their 91 one calls only for emergencies. city officials are also saying even if you are home floods, if your home floods, please call 311 instead. here are a few other things that came out of the press conference. public transportation will be running. expect allays. i am told schools will be open. i was able to confirm that five minutes ago. sandbag distribution will be extended through 8:00 this evening. if you live near a storm drain and it is clogged, practice common sense and unblock it if you can. just be prepared. if you can stay home, stay home. buy batte people in san francisco, we know how to deal with emergencies. just practice common sense. >> all in oakland, crews gave out free sandbags at the drainage services facility this morning. the city is giving away up to 10 free sandbags two locations for sandbags during normal hours this week. in contra costa county there are six sandbag pickup locations including those in

well as the other right of way infrastructure projects initiated by other sister city departments as well as private utility agencies that do the excavation in therectomy of way are required to evaluate curb ramp locations and include necessary curb ramp improvalment work as part oof the project scopes. as a result the curb ramps get constructed in addition to our small funding that we receive for our curb ramp implement program. resurfacing program crebt the most because we touch on larger number of blocks in a given year. with the steady investment and increased paving and capital project resulted in the significant construction of a curb ramp and as a result increasing the good ramps from 53 percent in 2014 to 74 percent in 2022. (inaudible) annual projection and are constructed by year. this slide as it explains shows how many curb ramps we anticipate to be constructed in a given year and what were the actual count of construction. you can see it projection and not the goal because it depend on many other projects and also i answered your question because you also asked why the curb ramp construction has been st

the fact that they were there, the fact that these agencies sent their men and women to our nation's capitol to support our brothers and sisters states capitol police -- it was an amazing sight to see. i spoke to just what these police officers stand for. it wasn't about their political views. it wasn't about, you know, we agree or disagree with the views of the people who were inside. it had nothing to do with that. and i will just be forever grateful to them for the assistance they provided . >> i'm just walking around the building, thinking to myself, people died in here, man. like, people died in here. and i'm looking around, and i'm seeing all the carnage inside of this building. there's officers still laid out on the floor. you know, you know -- hurting. bleeding. >> some of the officers, you know, didn't recognize right away until they took off their helmet. they didn't say much. kind of just looked at each other. a head nod. kind of just thinking, what the hell just happened? you know, it's hard to process. >> one guy broke down, started crying. you know. he's like, "i don't know how much more i could have took -- i co

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agency is investigating the crash. >>> at least three dead after a construction accident in north carolina the charlotte authorities said it cass a scaffolding collapse the cause not known. >>> and grammy musical group pointer sisterss bonnie and june died several years ago. anita pointer was 74 years old. >>> the man suspected of killing four college students in idaho is societyet to face a judge to. those who interacted with bryan kohberger are speaking out when can we expect him back in idaho and what are investigators saying about this case >> reporter: kate, earliest could be tuesday night that is if he's waivedhe's w extradition. not saying anything about a motive the big question around here kate >> mentioned, also getting information about kohberger from people who have interacted with him in the past. how are re describing him, dana? w >> reporter: we spoke with a brewery owner back in pennsylvania who said he was having questionable behavior scan an i.d. sending an alert to the staff to keep an eye on him. described as creepy and after a few drinks made comments to some women there including staff and customers that that bar owner just did not like. also we spoke with a washington state university student