sylvia rosenios. tom tobin, followed by derek nordel. >> hello, commissioners. my name is -- the lead administrator at the pacific campus and i'm also a registered nurse. in interest of time i'm going to be here all night and wait for you, if you have any questions, i'm happy to answer any questions. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening president tierney. i'm caroline. i'm reading for cheryl dawson who had to leave early. i'm cheryl dawson. the re-entry program has been working with california pacific medical center to educate incarcerate women about breast health and breast cancer. cpmc's strongest message to our incarcerated women is that breast cancer undetectived will reduce women to memories of what could have been. we are excited in the sheriff's department that cpmc has extended its commitment to providing breast health to uninsured and undeserved women in our jail. as you all know, cancer does not discriminate by population, ethnicity or zip code. cpmc's program to our incarcerated women has included free screening, free surgery, free radiation, free

we're staying in the 13th-century home and farm of sylvia gori, and she's happy to show us around. as her family has for centuries, sylvia lives in the manor house, and, after a look at the living room, it's clear: the rural nobility of italy survives. [ speaking italian ] this is a fireplace where you can still cook. do they still use this? can i pull it out? you can use it. this for polenta. it's for to have hot water all the time. upstairs is the vast billiards room. for generations, evenings ended here. musty portraits are reminders of the family's long and noble lineage. the farm is strictly organic. these pigs are a rare breed, brought back from the edge of extinction by people who care about traditional agriculture. and gazing at these huggable sheep, you can almost taste the pecorino cheese. and cheese is an important part of this farm's economy. walls are stacked with rounds of pecorino, made from the unpasturized, and therefore tastier, milk of the farm's sheep. traditional organic methods are labor intensive, but connoisseurs of good living here know it's well worth the

my name is sylvia. the statistics of unemployment. it will help us to have a job. i am a single mother. it is very hard for me for the last seven years with a job. i think this is a really great opportunity. thank you. >> hi, tom murphy. thank you. i grew up in san francisco, and i am a loan officer. the last families that i have approved are from san francisco. the city and families, it has all been said. housing, families, jobs. president chiu: next speaker, and there are seats up here. >> good evening, supervisors. i was born and raised in san francisco. pretty much, parkmerced is where i live, and i know there will be some inconveniences for the next 20 years. i am willing to live with those inconveniences. all of us expect this, and in the united states. i understand there are concerned about this. i think this project was well thought out. i think the developers' hands are pretty much tied. i think the location of this where it is being built does make sense. there will be a lot more housing than before. 19th avenue, you have a lot of ways to move in and out.

today don't get his team would still enough to bring sylvia expertise to bear on a twenty first century project. technological. everything is new. with no computer no it's all computerized. over was essentially. seven hundred fifty six kilogram. five to six. look at the size of. over forty centimeters. was for me. it was much larger significantly. the subject of serious scientific debate and extensive testing. in the one nine hundred sixty s. . perhaps the most important question was how exactly. many of the same construction questions and. campaign. overlap between form and function. predecessors for decades ago they've narrowed the field to. options like their first prototype. exists. but its advantages are becoming clear. has to be to keep costs reasonable. as a result. need to make. to make design functional. expanded shapes. fifty percent of the masses redistribute pressure in. just a plastic toy. it is actually quite. extreme conditions. and if we manage to make it. we will be happy never of the expense of the engineering. team. with funds to raise and a second prototype to fabric

points of interest of course to settle for a one one draw with sylvia meeting after the weekend they lead rivals real madrid by just five points off the top of the. american dream nick watney secure is his biggest win of his career florida to close in on a global top ten spots. blood sweat and cheers along all of russia's most exciting kickboxing prospects to house calls like the moscow crowd with victory over one of the sport's biggest legends albert krauss. when are coming up let's get going with football where it's been a night to remember for vogue. the premier league new boys winning their first ever game at home to. well they were a fourth division i fit only a decade ago but the showing they belong on long the country's elite today marks a. man driving away into the history books by the second clash so in the shock of week one spartak moscow up to the wall of. the score we had a massive upset and a blow to sports title hopes. moving on to spain where barcelona have failed to maintain their healthy advantage of the top of the premier league table the couple and giants. on sunda

today don't get his team with still in accord to bring sylvia their expertise to bear on a twenty first century project. from a technological standpoint everything is new. to remotely with no computers no it's all computerized the first soviet moon over was essentially a light old immobile weighing seven hundred fifty six kilograms. and weighs five to six kilograms you. look at the size of. our over is forty centimeters long the soviet one was four meters. so it was much larger significantly design of the original little cords was the subject of serious scientific debate and extensive testing when the program first emerged in the one nine hundred sixty s. an elaborate top secret artificial moon surface was constructed for the purpose and soviet crimea chassis size and shape varied greatly as did the distribution of on board equipment perhaps the most important aspect in question was how exactly the rovers would move walking crawling copying tract and we'll designs pluses and minuses defenders and detractors. partners designers are hoping answer many of the same construction questions at

which includes one hundred fifty euro buyer calls defender made for the new camp from spanish rival sylvia in two thousand and eight. remark real madrid coach as a marine you know has hinted he could one day return to manager in england he won two premier league titles during his time at chelsea and after picking up a legend of football award at a children's charity event he said he may head back to the premier league is a good time for me in football just also in football good. private life was good for me was in front of social rules i was always very close. on the. football views. which is not so small you go wrong in the wrong and sometimes you lose is where you were before. because i was so simple. now atlanta have claimed first blood in the western conference finals match up with locking my teeth in a continental hockey league and not a regional if it hit in the iris level side the six evangelists for a thing and completing the right for the visitors atlanta finding the net three times either side of lotto solitary goal in the second period by right out planned shouldn't even have go

back in one thousand nine hundred eighty just three inches separated wells from the favorite kiba sylvia laird healy full of a dish funny enough it was standing here clicking it looking at the scoreboard wondering who had won because it came up in russian initially sure it was only when it came up in english well if i let it be when it came on the russian it spelled my name very similar and that was when i realized that one is so it was only it was only about point thompson and through the one thousand nine hundred eighty games as the world record holder and undisputed favorite he entered in the olympic gold four years layer in los angeles and again arguably one of the greatest athletes in history science for the people but. very focused i do not look. just. just do my work and remember i don't remember too much. about the competition just. just trying to do it as as well as i possibly can in quite hundred days london will host the next summer olympics with both wealth and benson looking forward to see the new generation of british limpers make history just like they did is possible i th

now you can add a california name to the list, civil ya. 72-year-old sylvia goriden on a whim decidedo mail wedding dress sketches to the royal palace. a few months later she got a letter thanking her for sending those along. >> is there a piece of you that wonders if the minute before she steps out of the carriage that it could be yours? >> no, i don't think i'm that foolish to think that. >> now there's thinking positive. kate middleton will not be walking down the aisle in one of her designs. the dressmaker says her connection to the royal court is helping her drum up business at her shop and getting her on tv as well. >>> we have a lot more coming up on "today in the bay." brent is in the newsroom. good morning, brent. >> thank you, scott. we are seeing a disturbing trend in san jose. a man died overnight after being shot a few hours earlier. it marks the 13th homicide in the city this year, but it is only march. marla tellez is following the case and the trend with a live report coming up. >>> we are also tracking the rain this morning. the worst of it is just offshore and headed

dollars in forty three matches for brazil so far on one hundred sixty five and a half years with sylvia the club he has now left moving for ranchman in europe on a first with your deal. football to tennis where maria shriver's quest for her first title of the year remains on track in miami the russian overcoming aleksandr dual grew offer a quarter final session and it's a tough couple of years for shriver. to entry but the former world number one showed she's fighting fit in florida recovering from a first set the feat to take three for a contest three six seven six seven six up next for her in the last four it's andreea pick which. peccavi church south upsetting the odds again with victory over another former world's best lean a yankee pitcher german petrovich knocked our top seed carline wozniacki in the last draw and seeing all for young bridge two six six two six games to. now it's india versus sri lanka in this year's cricket world cup the host booking their birth with it twenty nine run victory over pakistan on wednesday in the opener's over understand why gun such intense started

program is safe perfectly safe it will become to new day to be used and they also reiterated through sylvia love the russian foreign minister that the pushchair nuclear power plant. in iran which russian built is also say fans may be able to withstand an earthquake the sounds of the shots for our cooperation with iran in construction of the plant so we're following the high standards for safety the standards are set by the i.a.e.a. not iran and the un energy watchdog monitors that the entire facility is under the full oversight of the agency and this guarantees not only technical safety but also protection from seismic activity. control the situation continues to deteriorate in fukushima it's the high like the the inability really the lack of control that mankind has over technology when the forces of nature come into play because now here report from my colleague alexia share scheme is in kiev. it was a failed experiment that led to history's biggest nuclear disaster in april nine hundred eighty six the chernobyl reactor exploded as a result of the wrong individuals being in the wrong plac

one thousand nine hundred eighty just three inches separated wells from the pre-race favorite cuba sylvia laird in a full feeding enough it was standing here looking at looking at the scoreboard wondering who had won and because it came up in russian initially. it was only when it came up and the english. fight ended when it came out in the russian spelled my name very similar and that was when i realized that what is it was only it was on it up point thompson entered in one thousand nine hundred eighty games as the world record holder and understood favorite he entered another olympic gold four years later you sanjay was at camp arguably one of the greatest athletes in history and full of people but. very focused i do not look in here just. to do my work and i don't remember i don't remember too much about about the competition just each one just trying to do it as as well as i possibly can in third hundred days london will host the next summer olympics with both wealth and passion looking forward to see the new generation of british limpers make history. just like he did but it's possib

to draw a severe well real madrid secured a two no victory over their kill zone sounds insane to sylvia would go boardroom kirkwood she gave the catalans the lead with thirty minutes there. you know massing company had a few more opportunities to increase their vantage but failed to those chances. but also via an added a second home plate full eyes are on the griddle making all the right moves in the box before crossing to haslam's novice who had a dream to level it at one apiece the joy leaving barcelona five points near the top with real madrid in second place. now defending kontinental hockey league champions like bars are on the verge of the exit thing the garden cup playoffs because i'm clarke now three nothing down in the best of seven series against old rivals a lot to live the fans over tally prosch can open for the house five minutes into the second period that powerful shot from the blueline. young passing in been tied the game eight minutes later currently leaving a bar still found a guessing. there were no bills in the third period so we put into extra time wessel of the roa

>> jonathan sylvia, chief economist of wells fargo bank. thanks for being here. up next, silicon valley is not afraid of failure, but that tolerance can be taken too far. our failure expert when "press:here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press:here." failure is celebrated in silicon valley. in fact, gordon moore, the founder of intel, once said, "if everything you try works, you are not trying hard enough." >> that freedom to fail gives silicon valley start-ups a lot of room to brainstorm, to think creatively and innovate without the pressure to perform perfectly every time. a company founder can bomb his first start-up attempt and get funding for the second or even a third. but recent surveys of executives found an abysmal failure rate, high by even silicon valley standards in the consumer products industry. the maker of stuff. in that industry, says a gartner study, 49%, nearly half of all product launches fail. and that failure rate, is it much too much for silicon valley? bryan plug is an expert in product development, a former executive vice president with

she discusses growing older in america with aarp state news editor sylvia smith. ♪ >> host: susan jacobylcome. you're the author of the new book "never say die" with the subtitle "the myths of marketing of the new old age." so what is the myth of the new old age? >> guest: the myth is that we are all -- and by we, i really mean people who are not old now, the aging boomers, people who are in their 50 but our old age is going to be lived in a way that's totally different from the way in which old age has been lived in the past. that we are going to all be skydiving centenarians i like to think -- >> guest: like the former president? >> guest: yeah. that we are simply going to get older but not actually old. >> host: and so why do you think the culture's invested in sugar coating old age? >> guest: well, it's very interesting. now, when i was growing up, like all of the oldest boomers in the 1950s, i would say that attitudes toward old age were negative in a particular way. old age was just something that started the minute a man retired, and he returned home to bother his wife. and her on

firmsville to produce more machines, more automobiles, a lot more turbines to produce energy >> sylvia will talk about the effect on press: here. we will talk california house prices neighbors ask me when will our house prices recover? we will have an answer from one of the smartest guys in the economy on sunday morning. >> thanks a lot. >> 5:27 and more news ahead. >> per new this morning, a moment of silence. one week after the deadly quake and tsunami, japan pauses to remember those lost. >> how you can help us help the victims of the quake in japan. we will tell you about what will be starting in just over an hour and a half. that story is coming up. >> nuclear worries continues and experts talk about the radiation that will affect us here. >> in a live look outside, the golden gate bridge and it's friday, march 18th. this is today in the bay. >>> good friday morning and thanks for joining us. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. the big storm come with christina >> this morning we have pretty strong cells pushing onshore. you can see just offshore we have lightning strikes. these lightning

from her vantage point a short distance away, 94-year-old sylvia mclaughlin looked on with tried. >>its beauty and for what it does for the whole area in so more different ways. >> reporter: but it wasn't always that way. 50 years ago, mclaughlin, kay kerr, and ester gullic was summoned to a life of activism when the city proposed filling in a large chunk of the bay. >> that's what really got our attention. they wanted to fill in about 200 acres. and essentially double the size of the city. >> reporter: with a third of the bay already claimed by industry, development, and garbage dumps, the women felt compelled to act. >> we didn't have any choice, really. so we -- the three of us sat down and started save the bay. >> they went to the halls of power and they talked to legislators and they were involved in city councils. >> reporter: the group's rally cry was a poster showing the threat of what the bay eventually might look like. >> when i would give a talk, i'd always take it. and people were just shocked that this would be possible. >> reporter: since that initial shock 50 years ago

civil srithis 72-year-old, sylvia, used to work in the royal court.n a whim she decided to mail sketches to the royal palace. she heard back and a few months she got a letter from st. james palace thanking her for sending the sketches along. >> is there a piece of you that wonders if the minute before she steps out of that carriage that it could be yours? >> no, i don't think i'm that foolish to think that. >> hey, you think you can get credit for it instead of just finding out when she steps out of the carriage, which it won't be a carriage, it will be a rolls royce. kate middleton may not be walking down the aisle in her design, but her connection to the royal court is drumming up business at her shop. >> aren't they using some kind of carriage? >> they are using the carriage after they are married. but going to she's going in a rolls royce. just a random factoid i happen to have. >>> let's hope she doesn't go through antioch here. >> a carriage could be good here. highway 4 has a slowing. this is 25 minutes later than i thought it would pop up here

[applause] sylvia miro quesda from editorial el commercio. the amendment to become managing editor and director and i'm going to join you and apologize for any of the names i mean gold. i'd think that we've tested my linguistic ability this morning. carolyn, to start with you and go through the main findings of the report for the audience first of all what was the biggest challenge you came across because you were working in so many different countries and so many different languages, and i imagine jogging evin just to illicit real information and get facts of the company's >> that is one of the major things is getting into the company's. in some countries we had very little trouble. in other countries, we had a great deal of trouble getting access and was surprising which of those countries we have the greatest amount of trouble. they were in most cases i think in fact in all cases in the most developed countries. we have the greatest difficulty gaining access to interviews. i think one of the huge challenges as you can probably imagine is o

[applause] sylvia miro quesda from editorial el commercio. the amendment to become managing editor and director and i'm going to join you and apologize for any of the names i mean gold. i'd think that we've tested my linguistic ability this morning. carolyn, to start with you and go through the main findings of the report for the audience first of all what was the biggest challenge you came across because you were working in so many different countries and so many different languages, and i imagine jogging evin just to illicit real information and get facts of the company's >> that is one of the major things is getting into the company's. in some countries we had very little trouble. in other countries, we had a great deal of trouble getting access and was surprising which of those countries we have the greatest amount of trouble. they were in most cases i think in fact in all cases in the most developed countries. we have the greatest difficulty gaining access to interviews. i think one of the huge challenges as you can probably imagine is o

host: sylvia, miami, florida. caller: this is a wake-up call. the containment bubble is intact but leaking radiation? this is a clear sign that this is dangerous. i really hope that there will be a call for the u.s. not to support the expansion of nuclear energy. perhaps we cannot produce the same care what using nuclear as with solar, but what if we irradiated the midsection of the country? calling action to renewable resources and other dangerous forms of energy. host: more of the video there from nhk. this one is from "the new york times." host: we will continue to take your calls on the u.s. nuclear energy program and what the future of it should be as we continue to take a look at these papers. but the next call comes from frank in new york. are you with us? caller: this is a wake-up call. you can see that mother nature is controlling everything. better to go with oil, coal, geothermal rather than nuclear. begin developing to take care of gas from coal. nuclear material, of we cannot even get rid of the waste. we just have our head in the s

representative alvarado, representative hernandez, commissioner sylvia garcia, could be sillmen jones, the late dorothy hubbard, mayor parker, small businesswomen, the late nancy berkman, who was so pivotal in working on the mickey leland kibbutz program, joyce scheckter, a premier advocator of policies, the woman -- women and doctors at the march of dimes they work with, the sacrifice they make, the former councilwoman robinson, the wife of the late judson robinson, the first councilmember to be elected and once he passed, councilmember robinson, his wife, took his place. jewel mcgowan, a great educator, dr. wanda maude a great doctor, and certain li ling liu, a chi meeze american, an american from bangladesh at texas southern university. my mother and my aunt -- aunts, aunt valley, aunt vickie, aunt cybill, they along with the women of courage we honored a week or so ago with secretary clinton and mrs. obama, michelle obama, which i include in the greatstness of how far women have come they make a statement. that what we are doing in the budget, what we're doing in the c.r., does no

sylvia, a democrat. caller: i would like to find out what is in the water that the tea party caucus is drinking. i have been following closely what they have been doing. they are cloaked in the mantle of fiscal responsibility. what they are pursuing is a social agenda, like npr, planned parenthood, denying citizenship to babies born in the u.s. to immigrant parents. john boehner keeps asking where are the jobs. i have not seen one single bill, moved towards creating jobs. host: a social agenda. guest: i disagree, but i love the fact you are informed. it is not a social agenda. there is a once in every 50, 70- year fight in this country about what we want our government to do. i used to teach american government. both republicans and democrats want us to be energy efficient. both want us to have good schools. both want us to have businesses that create jobs. we disagree vehemently on how we go about doing those things. the democratic party generally once the government to do more. we have seen that. it ha