we have a number of stakeholders here to express their support also. thank you. >> supervisor yee: next speaker, please. >> my name is james. i'm the chair of the soma west community benefit district. myself and our volunteer steering committee has been working tirelessly over the past many years to outreach to property owners, businesses, renters, workers, organizations and non-profits, big and small. while we connected with these people, they all live or work in the neighborhood and they have hopes and beliefs for this neighborhood. they believe in the western part of soma, but they all started to express their same frustrations. the same issues, the same problems. we were able to work with them, collaboratively, to put this together. it wasn't one person. it wasn't a single organization. it was everyone coming together to have a vision of a safer, cleaner, more vibrant neighborhood. this has been my most rewarding experience in my entire life. and it is all of the people that i have spoken with who want something better for our neighborhood. it's so

for the past few years we saw the stakeholders connecting the dots. during stakeholder engagement, we draw parallel to connect the dots between the following. l-cap and balanced score card, how the state fund, public schools and the way "pistons half-timsfusdallocates resource. focal students prioritized in our district. thank you. >> over the years, we have heard from 2000 family and community members about the resources, promising practices and support on making a difference. at the same time we heard about the challenges on the ground and it's not always evident how issues are being addressed in way that can goes with the goals identified in the outcome. for this reason, one of the objectives for stakeholder engagement is to strengthen the implementation of l-cap. the intent is to bridge a connection between the feedback we get across the district to improve implementation of key strategies, services and practices identified in the outcome. as part of the circle of continuous improvements. this objective is change from previous year where was focus

we're going to start identifying specifically with stakeholders the exact goals that we're looking to accomplish through the study and some measures -- or metrics that we can use to measure the effectiveness that different scenarios would have towards meeting those goals. we also want to do some documentation and looking at data of the existing system, and particularly with a focus on the equity of the existing system, and we know that we don't have very good data right now on how -- who is driving downtown, what their income ranges are, why people are making those trips during peak hours, and so we want to go out and gather some data on that, and we think that's important to set an existing picture of who those folks are, their incomes, their trip purposes, where they're coming from, and so forth. and that will then help us when we move to the next step, which is building some potential scenarios, which is building some incentive and essential packages, which would be improving the existing system and helping low-income travelers innic it. we'll then -- in particular. we'll then eval

that is how we have phrased this in creating share value, value for the shareholders and stakeholdersly linked with the chain and our employees, where we are in the world. producing good nutritional products, that is carried into the future. francine: that is lovely, but don't shareholders just want returns or dividends? paul: they want it today or tomorrow. in five years time, 10 years time, and if you are thinking time framing you get to sustainability. that serves the shareholder. it is not a contradiction to say, let's beware of the shareholder and the value creation by him, and be aware also of being a positive force in society. i do not see any contradiction. let me give an example. country with ae factory and we have some male farmers around. -- mill farmers around. receivethis factory to the best quality ingredients with consistency over time. i work with these farmers and share best knowledge. i start to organize with them stations so it is the highest quality in the factory. that is building sustainable economical development for a better getting -- giving life views and bet

. >> and i know there's been this constant question about stakeholder engagement or n.c.l. participation. i think you put in the next two weeks the conversations will take place as well. will there be an opportunity for and i'd imagine it'd be limited but if there's some significant issue identified or flagged by somebody from the n.g.o. community or another stakeholder within the next couple weeks. >> i'll give you my interpretation of what the state board order means they'd like final agreements by march 1. march 1 is really soon. will that be the final word on this? there's analysis, there's process. the analysis of the agreement may come back and may show that yeah, there are particular things that ned to be done differently. there may be some weaknesses shown there we all have to confront and deal with. i think until the state board adopts something, it's all open to some kind of discussion. i would say i think the advantage of the time lines is that makes people get serious as we found that it took even now with participation and it took three weeks to where they got

recognizing the unique opportunity we had, we decided to embark on a nine-month, multi-pronged stakeholder process to ask their preference to continue on oakdale or embark on building a new center at 1550 evans. the results were clear but i'd lake to take a moment to recap for you all what we did in the engagement process. again, it was nine months. we had four key strategies where we focussed on grassroots outreach knocking on over 2500 doors. we partnered with over 1600 community organizations to get a diversity of input. we cultivated a lot of followers and people chimed in to tell us their opinion of how we're doing and lastly cultivating a group of community leaders who followed us during the nine months deeply. the there was the southeast commission and committees an community leaders. and the next slide is a quick snapshot of the community partners i spoke of but the results speak for themselves. the main finding as you win overwhelming majority, 71% of the community said build new at 15150 -- 1550 input and we tracked the input to make sure our engagement was equitable and represen

complaining and then military intervention would happen we are actively engaged with every stakeholder concerned about the possible military solution and this is not for nothing that brazil has announced that is not to go into participate and this is not going to give it steroids free and or facilities to be used by the us for a military intervention as for colombia i haven't heard anything but i do know that not a single less an american country even the members of the so-called lima group who are actively supporting the idea of holding. extraordinary election in venezuela who support the white girl. none of them i haven't heard about eighteen. because of them supporting the idea of a military intervention. so i believe that the united states should really tuned in to the opinions of the countries of that region first and foremost to what we recommend is that we should focus on the ideas which are included in the montevideo conies and formulated by mexico all. the caribbean community members it's holding in all national dialogue which would involve all political forces president madur

and we are coming up with a cohesive approach between stakeholders and government on how we can improve the pitch, well, var, video assistant referees, that is being introduced into the champions league next week. it's been brought in early and aleksander ceferin, the uefa president, not happy with the attitude of some of the head coaches of some of europe's major teams. uefa put on a var briefing for them in germany last week and only five coaches turned up, among them paris saint—germain and juventus coaches, but aleksander ceferin saying it was disrespectful that others hadn't turned up. for me, it is not only lack of respect for roberto rosetti and his team and the us organisation, but the influence of the coaches or the managers how you call them in england is huge —— uefa. and if they complain about the referees, they should at least come and see what the experts say about the use of the var. and number of issues also under discussion here in rome today. chief among them was aleksander ceferin‘s speech to the congress delegates, his opportunity to set out his vision for the next f

in spring 2018, the sfmta sat down with over 40 stakeholders groups, reached out to 215 merchants in a door to door survey, and conducted a customer survey. the sfmta then hosted two community workshops in july 2018 to share three concepts for long-term improvements on the corridor. over 200 fem attended these workshops. -- people attended these workshops. with the projects moving on an expedited timeline, stakeholders input became more crucial for this project. the sfmta continue targeted stakeholder meetings with community and advocacy groups including the san francisco bike coalition, walk sf, and the san francisco interfaith council. in addition, several meetings were held between sfmta and san francisco friends school, millennium school to address specific concerns regarding passenger loading zones and the safety of students crossing the parking protects bikeway. a community workshop with 90 attendees was held on november 14 to showcase the bikeway pilot. over 470 letters of support and 40 letters of concern was submitted to the pilot. the pilot was unanimously approved by the b

once discussions with stakeholders are completed, in a couple of months, upon 2% to the board the imp limitation strategy and recommended steps for moving forward. moving onto operations, we make progress without releasing efforts, in at this time, i would like to ask our manager to provide you with an update. >> good morning, directors. i am a tjpa facility manager. i'll be giving a brief update on the status of the leasing activity, and erica elliott with colliers is here to address any questions that i may not be able to answer. the information on this slide is different than what has been previously presented. it outlines a simple comparison of the timing of the signing of the leases between what was budgeted for this year, and actual activity. the timing of the signing of the lease triggers a few things, the payment of the first half of leasing commission, the start of design construction, and eventual occupancy, copy center his occupancy then triggers payment of the second half of the leasing commission, and the start of revenue. in general, the start of revenue was budgeted to

i'd like the media to cover customers as much a stakeholders. that applies to both countries. people that drink milk in canada don't have as much say as people who produce milk. people who are buying home in the united states don't get as much say as the stakeholders in the u.s. it's one of the weaknesses of the trade discussions that are going on. but on tpp, we worked with the united states, worked with the white house, but we also worked any multilateral way on intellectual properties, on copyright, on patent protections with countries like new zealand and australia, so we were dealing with the big dogs, i.e. the president of the united states and the administration, but we were trying to work with other countries who had a like-minded view on how we can make this agreement a better agreement. for example, on drug patent laws, we were very successful in dealing with the united states to get the more, what we would consider to be consumer fraley provision, in that agreement. i would, therefore, say that what this portends for us in the future, labor with nancy pelosi -- four

competing stakeholders made their arguments today in a san francisco courtroom. lawyers talked about more than 1000 beautifier victims, waiting more than three years to get paid. other cities and counties hit by wildfires also showed up, plus other creditors such as insurance companies. today, the judge granted pg&e's request to continue paying current employees but not company officers. >>> meanwhile sacramento, protesters gathered to call for a public takeover of investor- owned pg&e. the state's energy commission director says everything is on the table. >> we need to figure out what our end goal is for the state of california and also figure out what is the best transition to it. >> commissioners also say of the public does takeover pg&e, it could mean ratepayers are left on the hook when a natural disaster hit. >>> a man who admitted tagging b.a.r.t. cars will be spending nine months in jail. the graffiti appeared on a train data b.a.r.t. yard in millbrae it included the phrase damp floss and the letters gh. 33 -year-old australian man was arrested as he was

>> not yet, but we're excited to work with stakeholders on this. we understand there's a lot of concerns between public safety and reducing public glare and the number of considerations we have for this neighborhood. >> for 12 years, i was pretty much security for the whole block. i got calls all the time. they were concerned about alleys. going down welch, i don't know where your parks is going to be. >> so the parking is going to be below grade; and hopefully the safety on the alleys will be improved significantly. >> the park entry will be on fifth? >> the parking entry? no, that will be -- that will be off -- is it okay if i put this back on? >> sure. >> along here, along frelon. there is an entry into the below grade parking. >> can we center on the park on your overhead? okay. so there's this red barrier where your park is. is it fenced off or open? >> no. that is the actual piece of property that will go to the city. so right now, it's a private piece of property, and offer it's developed, it will be dedicated to the city. >> so let's say pe

those stakeholders represent.at its regional transit planning, architecture, disability, historic preservation, market street railway, tourism industry, pedestrians, spurred, land use in general, bicycles, local transit hospitality, business along market street to, the tech industry, district six itself and civic centre, the tenderloin, environment, real estate industry, the commercial groups along market street, and the central market c.b.d. basically, the largest of the stakeholders are your selves, because you represent the citizens of the city, and this is our main thoroughfare. so when we come before you with the e.i.r., and as this goes forward, at least in its first phase that i will be around for, a fifth through eighth street, we hope you will take cognizance of what market street is supposed to be in 2040 and 2050. because that is our aim at the moment. we can't look to the next five years, we have to look much further into the future. i look forward to working with you again. if you have any questions i

we need the stakeholders to be aligned. if we do so the future of puerto rico will be a bright one. >> i want to say one thing before we wrap-up. i want to ensure you and the american taxpayers that the money that you are spending to rebuild our islands and our territories are being used wisely. and are creating resiliency. this is the fourth total disaster i have faced in my entire lifetime. if you look all of them have been hurricanes. i'm not counting the minor ones in between. if you were to take a census of the buildings and the damage you see on the island there are facilities homes and residences that were built way before 1989 and our first initial disaster. are public facilities and public housing, they are 60 years old. we have imposed and acted the bearing of the cables and the hardening of our aerials using comp as it polls. the things we are doing now to make sure we are more resilient. is money well spent. we have over 60% of the people who live on the island have invested in some sort of generator. it is a li

we will continue to work on developing our engagement with stakeholders for the next parks bond. we are currently also scoping out our first net zero building in our portfolio. we are also working on ocean beach master plan, we are currently completing detailed designs for a new trail from slope to skyland by 2020. this next slide shows highlights , some of our acquisitions and the past, and the ones we are working right now. as you are aware, we completed projects at 17 and folsom. we finished saint mary's extension last year, the town square is another one that is currently complete. and design, we have a park. and 900 and us. it is in construction now and that project should be complete by spring of this year. our newest acquisition is in a toma, and has been approved and is currently in the preplanning stage. >> can i interrupt you just for one second, can you bring that forward so everyone can see from the commission, it looks like a powerful piece of art. >> sure. >> it looks like a threatening piece. >> if you are going to speak, i need you to speak into the microphone. >>

>> yes well, initially the headlines by the market is with a larger stakeholder by the dutch government it was given less flexibility to make strategy eenlic change which is needed within the overall air france airline the stake holders, china, eastern, and delta have combined 15% stake. the concern was also with them that they wouldn't be able to get flexibility into the model, but actually, since the arrival that hasn't been the case. already they start to see change within the overall group there's no question the dutch government wants their interest protected, ie, klm, but you have also seen recently peter alberts taking up the desk at the ceo role he seems to be backing ben smith and the overall group strategy could you go into what makes more confident for ben smith having a greater stake >> again, it just comes back to what i was saying. it was 15% initially with the shock announcement that the french government didn't know about this, but it's actually ticked back up to minus 12 because actually what it means is you have another large stakeholder party, but once you have all th

is there a plan for broad stakeholder peer review and what are the tools to be able to provide input? >> broad stakeholder review in the sense of the -- many of the elements in the voluntary agreement for the river are actually in the relicensing program. it has extensive review in it by furq of a lot of those conditions with input by different state and federal agencies and the public. that will be out for at least a 60-day comment period. i suspect people will ask for more time because it's such a big document but there will be a lot of review going on in that process. that will be one piece of it because we always feel awkward because we're in the two parallel processes and they overlap a lot. that process of that review is starting right now. for the voluntary agreements that come together, i think we're talking about reviews in two senses. one is what was requested by the state board was to put this into a package that could go through environmental review basically for the entire program. and that is what the state board staff and others would be doing when something is put toge

however, there are other stakeholders, south korea chief amongst them, japan and china.they will have and how will they be watching these talks — what do they hope to get out of it?|j watching these talks — what do they hope to get out of it? i mean, there is really a distinction to be made as to how denuclearisation is defined, and i believe that all the stakeholders have a different view on this. so, china and south korea would probably have a more dovish view than some of the hawks in the us and in europe. so, china and south korea are happy for north korea to declare that they will stop testing, they will stop developing, they will declare their stockpiles and just generally get a more transparent feel on the nuclear programme, whereas the us have said in the past they want evidence of dismantling of the facilities that are used and so on and so forth. it is interesting to see what south koreans want. the south korean president pallas released a statement couple of days back, stating what their expectations are and a lot of this was around the declaration of the end

we want to thank our city officials, funders, stakeholders, partners and community members we're celebratingause all of us were part of fighting for folsom to be part of the city affordable housing. i want to thank our funders. san francisco mayor's office of housing and community development. u.s. bank for believing in us in construction financing and equity investment, california tax credit allocation committee and strategic growth counsel. we're using cap and trade dollars that will fund this development and bearing for permanent fitnessing. i like to introduce mayor breeder for her continued support for affordable housing. >> mayor breed: thank you. i'm really excited to be here today. this is a long time coming. i know that the mission community has tried to push for more affordable housing and it's taken years to get to a point where we're going to build 127 units on this site and we know that there are six affordable housing projects in the pipeline. today, in my state of the city address, i talked about taking a charter amendment to the ballot. sonjso we can do projects liking this f

kind of the stakeholders working together in or you have aspire academy that are in or providing the the coaching and the techniques and you know helping developing the kind of the skills and also you have a script for him or providing the health and in all science provisions and you have other stakeholders in a working together and developing this system. well and now we see the in all the products of the system with this national team but not only in football or also in other sports as well and. games you are sort of alluding to the fact that this is more about more than just football which i accept but are you suggesting that katter's participation in the asian cup and its eventual success is actually changed anything in the in terms of the geopolitical situation. well i think what you're going to see years that got us victory is going to escalate the opposition by primarily united arab emirates and saudi arabia to go to hosting the world cup and we've seen a lot of that already over the last several years. but at the same time of course it isn't and enhanced got just position bec

>> a style of doing science that i think gets -- science that is stakeholder engaging and the jargon transdisciplinary but the idea is start with a problem. the problem is resilience of the energy system off of houston and get together different disciplines you need to address, other stakeholders and do the research and partnership. that is a different style of doing research than what has traditionally happened in universities and it needs to rethink a little bit of that part of the climate science enterprise, is it more focused? >> thank you. >> very good question. working with stakeholders is important in this process and to step back more broadly and say companies want to have healthy workers and healthy communities. they don't want to see their workers flooded, they don't want to see the impact on their workers and their families so there are ways that one can work together to try to ensure the resilience of the community while the company's work to ensure their own resilience to make sure as these extreme events occur, they are not affected, their facilities are not affected. f

we have a clear path forward what we need to do we just need to have the stakeholders be aligned. i think if we do so the the future of the territories is going to be a bright one. >> governor brian? >> senator want to say one thing before we wrap up . i want to assure you and the american taxpayers. the money you're spending to rebuild our islands and territories are being used wisely and are creating resiliency. this is the fourth total disaster i have faith in my entire lifetime. if you and all of them have been hurricanes. i'm not counting in the minor ones in between. if you are to take a consensus of the building and damages you see on the island, there the facilities and homes and residences that were built way before 1989 in the first initial disaster. her public facilities and housing, 60 years old. they have seen four or five disasters. the building codes we have imposed and enacted. the bearing burying of the cables, using composite polls for cables. things we're doing now to make sure we are more resilient is money well spent. we have over 60% of the people who live on

will be more transparent will be more open will be more actively engaged with that they've been a stakeholder sort of media to introduce ourselves to promote ourselves. does the current situation hurt your business no it doesn't hurt our base much because our products and the surveys earn a lot from our costumer cost them or like our products like i was service the loyalty is a pretty solid it's. very advanced in five g. and five g. frequency auction in germany is just around the corner but it's still unclear how well we will be able to participate what do you expect so first of all we hope they offer increase it could be released this sun. because there's a five g.'s of already in politan the two germany. you remember during this time in my whole success and therefore to make the e-commerce a success no almost a country this country so five g.'s. value it's a fall the traditional media manufacturing industries is out for broadband it's a low latency make a lot of difference to do the way traditional how we make the products five g. will gave their magic the wing to the traditional manufactur

libya all the different conflicts that are taking place in the middle east there is at least one stakeholder in each single one of those conflicts that is absent in this summit and therefore it is very difficult to see exactly what they are trying to achieve short of maybe the trumpet ministration trying to prove once again that it is some sort of world leader in times of diplomacy but that is something that has been increasingly question and questioned by countries that u.s. more is destabilizing than positive in terms of influence its has in the arab world . and i shall with the latest staffer morphology miles thank you. well meanwhile the international court of justice has ruled that iran can proceed with its bid to recover billions of dollars of assets frozen by the united states judges of the u.n. stop court rejected u.s. efforts to have the case thrown out there now will further hearings to determine whether iran can get back the two billion dollars frozen by the u.s. supreme court three years ago the u.s. wants the money to be given to victims of attacks blamed on iran. spain's opposi