president kwan and steve richy. i handed you information on the value of an acre foot of water in agricultural economies. there was a study done in 2016 titled "food system multiplier for specialty food" and this is commissioned by the sack row men toe area council government and it represents six-county area. and, they said that while agriculture contributes significant value to the regional economy, specialty crops generated $2700 per acre annually and more than three times the value per acre than non specialty crops. so we'll use that high figure of 2700 per acre and it takes about three and a half feet per acre to grow produce. the value would be the value generated from that acre foot would be $771. and then they get into the multiplier effect. that it's not just about the food produced but there's processing, there's transportation and the actual production accounts for about 29% of the value. there's another figure there to support. 11%. that might be part of that original value. to be conservative we'll use

. >> steve richy. this is a standard water supply assessment that we're required to do under the process for new development that we're not included in the prior urban water management plan. it's an assessment of the water demands that a development project would incur and our ability to meet those demands. this is provided to the planning department for the ceqa document. it's not an approval or disapproval or any action. it's transmitting this report to the planning department for the ceqa process for the development. >> can i ask a question about this? because i'm, i know that peter is not here but there was a question that was raised that i'm still not clear on around sort of the water supply assessments. it's not so much it's the allocations and how those are really determined as we're seeing so much development in san francisco. i know that we have our caps that we've got to meet but, i just don't and mean we need to have further conversation around it because the assessment is different than the

partial list that i caught coming in, but peter welch, charlie crist, steve cohen, the dean of the massachusetts delegation richie neal thank you for coming and to others blame it on my eyes and not my heart. thank you for coming, thank you for making the time. i'm cognizant, obviously, only of why we're here today but as chris said, the significance of my grandfather's service and his last race for public office. and i know as you've realized in a short time in public life that he meant an awful lot of different things to an awful lot of different people. but here and to your right and left you have politicians, you have public servants, you have journalists, you have activists, you have volunteers, and you have regular old everyday people that were inspired by his legacy. you have folks like the guy i just shook hands with in front of the capitol steps with a kind word about who my grandfather was and what he still means. so from the bottom of my heart, thank you all for coming in today and joining in the celebration of his life and his legacy. for 50 years ago today a young senator stood in this room and annou

partial list that i caught coming in, but peter welch, charlie crist, steve cohen, the dean of the massachusetts delegation richie neal, thank you for coming and to others, blame it on my eyes and not my heart. thank you for coming, thank you for making the time. i'm cognizant, obviously, only of why we're here today but as chris said, the significance of my grandfather's service and his last race for public office. realize, in a you short time in public life that he meant an awful lot of different things to an awful lot of different people. but here and to your right and left you have politicians, you have public servants, you have journalists, you have activists, you have volunteers, and you have regular, old, everyday people that were inspired by his legacy. you have folks like the guy i just shook hands with in front of the capitol steps with a kind word about who my grandfather was and what he still means. so from the bottom of my heart, thank you all for coming in today and joining in the celebration of his life and his legacy. for 50 years ago today, a young senator stood in this room and announced a decis

happy days when richie for for stevenson tom bosley who went for eisenhower, right, joel? it divided the country for a while. stevensoled by his dad who didn't gloat. he got over it there is a lesson there. you could learn from happy days. steve: see, i think the lesson is for abc and some other business, you know, broadcasters that is making a pile of dough, maybe they should do more. brian: talk about a pile of dough and woman all about money. jillian with the news. jillian: i don't know what to say about that one. brian: you like making money. you are in capitalistic society. jillian: get you caught up on the news starting with this. youtube is beefing up security at offices worldwide following the deadly shooting in california. police say nasime three hours before she shot and hurt three people at the youtube headquarters and turned the gun on herself. the brother claims the family warned police about her grudge against the company. in just a few hours, president trump will head to west virginia for the second time this year. he is holding a round table on tax reform and jobs in white sulfur springs. west virg